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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20
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y CAllPHOR L0XENGEN
EENI, NIDI. NICI.

'b-Nis VIZ, VIII
IT. ALIENS NE6EIABIE toMIouND, for the
= . chIeoi Dyspepsia, LlN Ek NEH-
H3e@ nLn'tai1 tl.iota IA ffhTri0Ms &c &c
snrapes t1rt tbe1e : no erticg. IN evis,anco Esyiao ~"
ger claims 10 their consideration. Reno contounded
IN a REGULAR ATE or JEFFrRSQN cor
IIEGE. pbuadelphIa. and a nfactsinr Physirisn OF
txeaf" years standing in pIiladeipEia. his Iona exncri
ente ,,nfrrqed hin, IN The oniriUu that a cosnpnund
cd nedirin inc vs. reeuired Ia nreyent and remedy Inc DO.
Iiit stinu produeed bv residing in low MIASN ArIC
gLJNATES. and 10 coun,eract the prostrsti,,s in6nen.
cqs Of the many nervous disorders with yhich n I'm.
man family ard afflicted.
uR ALIEN * n rel knoyn Phrsirian mud has
usst iha aaux. medicine in HE nr.c,iro ~ FICiI'
YEARS with The m0Sf astonishing eleet. having tested
its qualties in above five thousand cases.
dat,on from PbTsici iySs' OF eminent miner f4 stanJin ie t5a \ "as
Aeen bestowed on ms. Read the following:
The late Or. GEORGE MCCLELLAN, of Philadel.
plia, pronounced 1t one of the BEST 1ONIC preaara.
lions he hat ever used. and recommended it strongly in
cases OF dyspepsia. Nervous Debility. etc.
Inc %ioIowuile is an extract Ola letter from
DR.. ROBERT AGNEW,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20
MnrHERSl Y

WOULD YOU itayel Will yau possess an efectual re-
W meiv against the aWtni ravages, that IS constantly
made Is Thai felt DESTROYER OF the Infant race, W oENs
If - ave say IL Nau sonudentIaiiy with the Blessing OF
q Lord attending the application, that Il VIII IN ma
c 20 taken according tatts directions fat TO remove
W. = trpiu theslumaeh ofthe lille snierer aud restore
itu stb. our worm SYRUP Is made entirely atveerta
bl,s. g. e;ute harmless Fathers, Mothers. Guardians
TO tHe pateniie-s and an who have the careol chiidren
delst not, but hasten and set a bottle OF Hohepsacks
worm syrup at Toe corner Of end and coates sis. Fhlis.
OF any Of the4g numerous scents throughout tie United
States.
CONS arovetAe Truth ~ what va say,
To tuaues aud second haste away;
IlrJes as rup that SEE ttApeil
Meras. "A! vino caull vtiues tell.
ls mid and gentle. yea rs sure,
Mothers 81 Will your children cure,
Then eau you, viii sou, Nct refuse,
Tki-aest ID mcdIcitts 20 use ?
ELepatcd p5iy hy } \ = : tlohepsack, second and
cGafs ST., IHsis, and fof sa as mast Of The resprris
he uaugzisls sni STORE keepers ovs- lie InGed states.
Free 3 cts per hottie, sep 10
G- Jamrs Baker. } jepson and L A Wan. arents,
" hreina. Va. David fa-k- * 90 agents Narteusvile
uhlo. Jamo- A.. GRAY a. Go. agents, bridgeport. Ohio,
IosL HoEEssASk, whoicsSe aseai, AsFliHsyile, Uho
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20
CoIdridge's Balm of Columbia For

the ilair,-lts positive qualities are as follows list.
Tor infants, keeplbs the head free from scurE aud
cagstte a luxurious growth OF The haIr.
I'd. For ladies, after caild birth, restoring tie skin To
is usual strength aud hFnness, sld preventing the fall
ling out OF she nair.
sd. For any person recovering from any d%esiity, the
SAME elect is produced.
4ht. ~ used iG infancy IN a growth is started, il
may he prescrved, by attention, 10 the latest period OF
LIE.
1ih II frees the head from dandraT. strengthens the
roots. iniParls health and vigprto the circulation, and
prevents The ban tp44 changing color or ee ing grey.
O.a- IL cansrs The har 10 curl st4uhlly, whea done
up =" q over night. 80 No iasies toiie! should ever
he made without Il.
EXpectorant Syrup. Have Won a coasn-
sands have inet a premature death for the want Of al
isI.log 20 = common COLu Have YOU a cough Rev
"a. uartI1iomeW's I1peciaraut s. up.a safe medical
inscription, containing no POISONOUS ara.s. ana us-d
800 an extensive practice far several years, viii aost DO.
sIttvty give rei4et, and save YOU from that most awfut
disease, pulmonary Consumption, which Usually swtpps
MA tAe grave, hundreds OF the yoshg, The Old, The low.
ls aud lac ga.
I.e oaiy genuine for sale il Wheeling hy A. c. Pair
i"d, pa s.euhrnyIls By s.. tuuu. lu P~Its1ursh D., Wm
JaeAs1n, 40 Na-alaHtnH By A sHrcny x Son. Ia ~
4 aifs.lAf Dry JuuHe9E, so ia evefy town IN FsnBsvI
cal" '''"' mary isHh ara Virginia. dee 10
, C1asie,iy Li4aor,ss, . oasV Eeshsd do, for sale hy
- "sH JAS BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20

asst
PuuAuIipui. loth me-, i2tB, 1916.
+ TO ". Y. FrrEtsuN, 80. H~ tlc-rHuI rirrgt.-iiaVtu
heHn g. IHtsira 20 EfNF mt uUlutlu uu lhg Urttr 0
NeAlLt~lta SAlA b. I at willing To- csumtfetf
suanr o' noe eeaelis which, I conceive . have c~Nperlen
tet m thc u-r af t4e article.
Iut.e snfus Of ie45 had an attack Of Erasipc'as m
my face, Wh3ciI tctFLr vcft painful, end extended into
cue ut Wt ttcr; being attended Ntk ieyer, ms distress
was great. aud hogan 90 Ae fearful Of LOSING HA esc
A-hnff -ia- H.evllus 20 tls, a u%autph.rs wa iltnNH
INTO Jay ttH-e, entitled l~NSENsihiE fEk~flNA
TtpN -s.-.as fofl3 tre virt.es Oh " Mo tLLiTfEh
ottHc NuH.btS All e."
although Hor much a hesctcriu what Is terHes quack
medicines, & H~urehaSed a box ald HaAds an application
t1 Wg fasc- lpmy surprise The pain soon ahaied, aud
IH g wtt.A tpae was entirety cured; and nfHlN he
heye, thct 81 Was the salye uuter Providence that cured
me.
Prom THAI time n the present have used the article
a. occasion required, and in every case where have
used o., . hase fDuud a decided benefit.
Al sons tHnt. ul going o. he'd at night my throat was 30
sore thar swallowed with dlineuiiy, but hy au app!ica
Ron DO iHr ~aAe I N as relieved before murllBs-
Flesh Dags. yI Wlt3 Tie happiesf effects, aHh enc ease of
paisaHIa. r. 3 WLa vtAe iU lhr woods. uaa 0rr4 uHed
up aud %euf.tt few al.Iratlans.
Iiou iF .aU etHcr auce. tWal'I -rsuaft rt-ow
meDd b. IA. at A. e1sa., cauveuieltf stig uurtlrtHe.
d. ssruHtu taftatr HHrr 90 an oH.,urm ttau o -a.ft.
rgqaffs=n no preparation other then t' faa o. uHlat .irt
ti part.
ias,e lorams sops'ttslt ii, thatl ~e,reettp Aesp o.
csast lutiv IH t.y iaHulv.
Though uur u0a- 20 appear ip print, ytt : canh".
feiusa 90 laye t1is communication made pghtlc, f Fudge
tssl d. 4eryr .4. esas- ot huinan.ry.
Respectfully thine. WM AID
ps.es No g6 tfa HpaI.
ia- ale tv Ismcs Bsscr, Wheeling. Na. and Isac-
Ureis.. b. 1Jleih+ town, so.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20
TEAS,

ar TUE CANTON TEA STORE,

at THE CANTON TEA STORE.
Marle, Square. Winding. Va.
yyyRERE You may fni pure teas, imported ~ me
~ Cauien Tea tonpany OF New y GIN '-'''A'h""'
and I63 orccnwich SITS.
Rcisii prices as iollows-sulject in an snses 70 re te
turned, { not approved Of in either veg" f"an'"!
GREE\S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20
QUINCY UND
.ORNER Or MAIN * QUINCY STREETS.
WHEELING, VA.
HAMILTON. SAND a. Co.

hdrcaOuSc NO. Z, VI nr0e Street.
iNHE subscribers are prepared 10 make and keep con
sianuy on hand al The asOye est Establishments, all kinds
4 Castings, Cooking. Franklin, Balloon, and Cannon
Noves Of all sizes amt patterns; l~iali0wwsre, Wagon
io1es, Fioush Castings Crates, Fiat Irons, Sugar and
y ash Kettles. sc. a complete assortment. We nave
usi received some splendid patterns ior farlor Gra;es.
lie healest ever brought TO this city. Persons who IN
end huHshls are respectfully requested 10 examine them
seiofe purchasing aHy Olher kind. W ehaye a large lot
81 Patterns for MAI gearing, the hest IA the place, which
We VIZ maze 10 order al tie lowest rates; also ThresA
thg Machlns Castings. We wili aso continue 10 maui
'acihfet editefeht kinds Of fi0uzAs complete, used M
'h.s secinu Of country anal warranted equal 10 ans made
ga the western country. We wlA warrant all our sasi.
iHgs aaA other work done Al our establishment. And =,
cheap ascal be made IN fiusbarga, Cincinnati OF aas
1iurt ralsihshu6ns ~ this ciiy. Persons wishing te
lafsHtar any ! trrti our iiue Wit pie,sc ntve ia r.
aud axanlAct nf themselves.
SPi HAMILTON. SANDS. 20.
ERENlUh Coosiar Stoves 1t various .riess fr.m ID
- - 20 dollars, At JOHNSON ;, l5 harka sau.cs
" ar'asted 10 wvIk vol o. sae saoney resaaaod. rr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20
CLLCEENE R.N

~ UT n8fver-4fT. sftsfta1 Ia ,Jnra'a no. ,nfV A. an
a-s--Iss e5s,a.t-,a. fat =. never F5t,.tS rese
ur 70. st a3zrq.ss which cam afrart lie human taue-
| fiea5 rrir. f5Hrf.s.Y. r#.1r5s.I-u. Fiies. Seurrv
uran.v. SaaH aas. tuo 5saorG.. IS ofms. Wbooging
l.l.u Car.umttu.a Jq.4ds-a. g.l..y. Sra=I7tue' III
--r.,rata.Ht AIot,e,, Ca5.lss-. 1rrssf,4. safr rbsrri
lt+is u.-I5f.+I G,lNr,- re,- cts. rasala.s trb.
Hq4 oft.a SAN. fs.a.. Conn Gfstrl pan4 5l tlc l9ck
inward ,F5.Ue fsf....HaH4 fr tn. heau F.-1r- "a
limo t...s,. t-...a. I.vrr- 81 al Lnas. Female ,.u.
.s.5t- s. fsHesfr H,.S. fe. 4as4.., ntbls4f. earr c,.e.
N-e,t.Ir $. 4eta.f..t re Iags,-. .fs.tttts F.o.ir.s
|fIr.r Ar.gsor Wines. GfF.fs. Ernq.. .vif. Torsiav.
+ ut.t.-ia Har on i. s.5assfe. ss8 I'D Lil.ag. affection
Tirrttsy. Cruau. .elitl feet and l,.s.SNneuoN. IRE
mo- III mo w.. 'a. T4f.a-s ll-ar- Ntt5s a., sra
afa-t of oIirr. tsga .ueeessigeiy and rcneatediy i.cn
'4 ~. l a 6lo"o"a g + ~ 9 ,fc.t ,,-r..-r, r,r.s
7 o.I. p. .r ,.ts44-" n,sH,d ,,ra,.d ,,rr4Is.., and
Its .at ,tas5t ofdaes.,. ~
five I.at ne m per eminent naJt e6y..S,"es ,se r 1g,g,,d6
te H., ~, !. ~ uni 4e,, ,a rs'-a' S241" ,,.o,, 5oni u ty men .,
I'm ,..t -.ir-4tsted ,sar.riers rtr..sG.fff no ispJ
ss .aaet a9l4 N E J" u, re no ay .5bi .I mem sgd yrtpcs !" Of
r.va. sI.,f
gHt, l,#ye tean introduced into the Unsri,ars az IA.
nl,t, r.. .55 yiorn, s, ~ ,tr"'rb - ,I5i, NJ -"
ffI ,[ or,,,5fs af DIV Fo,atrp 4 nfssstt,g. tbcv nv
r,.ra.,.l fte f.r.trrile ron,ifeutI4r,, al te Ft,ncr,r
. Ga.-ia. and hs ceios,.a aaIes5y % oftae c & En-
Fte
u reo5ctIN q racket vessel Of any repuie faliS tfoni
r I"it" NtN YORK Wittuut q lhpSt a7uhdaAt sipflE
o. ae
sifk hNNS NLNER FAILING FRIEND.
AreneleF I've been es'at'si'ed ia ailthe princi-
nal t',.es mite L mon and sppassi" ,s are s'n+Ianty
s=rtt,n oftHa e1arf-,. TcstT-oniats 81 tbrir r7-,,ti,5t.
eft.st. afe uouraa ID from IN glariers-st tn .lrb
ntu.I ea r4st er .4ve uot time 70 read one h.. attt-pL
4yna, STRONGER III more rourius ye ayrjenrr ,p tL,-a
+ mqanantt stsc can tHe n.a4i s~crpt,al desire7 Is - boa.
sliethr. t.e many thousands WHO have tried GLItK.
ENEE.1 IHts can e deceived in their resnfs3 If \.
n, im.o.ture e auaekcrr existed would II moi, long d
ga. f.,ye cen fsis aI. ri Il sifs1fd he. 10 Inc com aud
def.>.on of ius5Ir nneaded community?
ysGl.t ~ nfe smear Coated lfHs. and thas rsthi,r Of
.ihcss7iNV ts ever heard of untii he n.rosurcl tuer, in
Jane, lsia. lufchaso,s sloula, therefore. aiaays ask
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20

fpUVTVtW UTV TT lITUN III -
Gunpowder. very superior, 81 sc
Imparial :" ! &c
Silver Leaf " Loo
This Tee is seldom sold even ty large Dealers
owing TO the sma profits on | ssaie.
Young Tyson. superior, q
Do good dc
Golden Chop LOT
This is the finest Green Tea cultivated in China.
~Gunpowder, superior l,0l
Impelal, do. Lee
Also a large variety of BLACK TiAS, In a word
ifyou want the best tea in the City, call at the sulseri.
hers, where You can always lie sure Of getting a pure
article fresh, as we are IN receipt of Teas n mos every
week from the largest Tea House in The United States
BASSEFT Il ROBINSON, South Wheeling.
For particulars see our general Advertisement. asa
small bills accompanying each package.
Marshall Beacon please COPY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20

Sweet Meats, &c. EEf s,'eo'o L rine A 62as.
ees, Ginger. Citron Peaches, Pears. Ounces. Crab Ap-
pics riraVteffits. Basp.erres, Cherries. Uansans aud
GraFes; Teach, Fer. Ounce, &c, MGTAaiadcs: also,
Ounce, Pear, Apple, Guay aba. Blackberry ana Curraut
Jeliles, Dry Ginger.
BRANDY FRUITS. ETC.
Brandy Aprieets, Teaches, Pears. G=ges and Cranes;
Ginger, Pine Apple, 81 rsaparllia. Lemon and Raspberry
Vinegar SyruIs; AHnls seed, Noyau Ross and perfect
Love Ccrdiais.
CONFECTIONERY. ETC.
The greatest variety ofFreHcl and plain Confectiona.
~, consisting ia part a. follows; Ron Bons. Frui dropx,
iei3 tabee, ChrNst6lized Fruit, Gum bro IS, Conserves.
hose Drops. Cordial Strawberries ana Rasplerries, mi
talon rult, Grange Hover drops, Rurul and Rose Al
niulds. ' auiila Cream Candy, love GaudV; ornaments
Tor CAKE, Flete papers; Ginger, Sassairas, Mint Lemon
and fePper Lol.Hees; Apricot, Fig aud Juiute Paste;
SUGAR sand; refined and Com laquorice; Crimson and
Ftain Jelaiinei Fresh Vanilla Beans; Extract Vanilla,
oil Lemon and Rose Water.
TCKLES.
%iaudou, PicalHla. Samphile, Chow Chow. Onion and
ml2sd Pickles. Eas;cu; CucumAris, BUR- do mixed.
oato"s, '.rn, Eng Naluuis. Peaches. Cherries, Olives,
Mangots, ts%uiHower Msrtiras and NasturtIoHs.
SAUCES, CATSuPS, ETC.
John Bun, Caftce, India Soy, Harvey. Reading aud
fcpfef "a uces. Essence AuchUVy | asto. India Cufric
! Powders; Horse Nadish; tspers, Tomato, Eng Wa II It
and Mushroom tatsuTs; S~ardmes; Sailed Oh; pepatcd
French Mustard, Kentucky, and New YORK,
do; Green corn in cans. just received and for sale BY
s. u. WOODROW.
dec II 134 corner Nam and Jefferson street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20

u 'bon Cooking Stovef--ihrre is nothing m.re
desirable IN the way Of house furniture than a good
':okinS s'oVe-thcre are a great many excellent stoves
"I a variety of Patterns now in use, hut we have seen
none that appear TO have SO many advantages as the air
light Continuation Stove. We advise houseke- pers 10
call and see this stove al JDHNSON,s
Tn Sheet Iron aud Stove ware house, No Isl, Mar.
e SQUARE. sep23
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20

Earamant. rorks co, tNla,sl Nov %. isl-.
The above certificate tells a simple and truthful story
81 suffering sad reiiet, OF which, as physician and wit
nesa IN the case, lcheertuiiy enGo &c. lK CHAPMAN.
NoT1CE-The genuine UPham's Eleetuary has his
written signature. thus o. ! UphAm. 81. d Tie
hand is alone done with a zen. Pucs 81 per Roy.
81 Sold wholesale aud retail, ty WYATT &
hElClittI, ~ Fulton street, Il. y. and bY Druggists
generally tlroueiouj the United States and Canadas.
JCRUMBACKER, Agent for "a heedug, Va.
jan a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20
YEhEv kEA eGssiEAsN
Nnn.lL,n ADDlN Al

- III subscribers woaid respectfully m
A%1J l form tlieSr customers and all ntieFcs-
t2SH.. IA ted, That they have received a fresh lot OF
w AZ NI, tln07e very superior Teas from t!e Pc
hs <NM KIN COMPANY, New YORK. making
tGYsE Up their assortue nt complete. Among those
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20
9(E ,.-I- EasIlsn Ven. Rel. ~ ~ N
49, 2usil JAS BAKER.

w9ARlS CRE.N-3keg Dr-alehy
= aagli JAMES BAKER.
xsAINr - Vsrmsh Brushes, a .aperlor lot, fofs4le "
- s.zll JAS BAkER,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20

This disease is a warning from nature, tina, the bio
is in Il very tuul safe. and that the bum0rs are ciarg
with accrinuny. Headache gives notice Of the iUn
neut dal ger awaits the body WY disregard This war
ing OF nature! 10 you suppose You eau cure II wi
cologne water. bay rum. 1r smelling sails? Most c,
iainIy moi; only a symptom. an indication that I
nerves are heing acted on by Tie ieuinoss and aceriu
ny ofthe humors. The disease Ilseii rs in your tio
When YOU have the headache, 10 not risk your hea
aud life by not needing the warning nature isgiving yo
hut use DR.. Sweetsef's pauaeca freely, it VIII Puri
Your blood and improve the health and circulation 20
orally. Persons are ALWAYS stronger after taking tn,
before, as II merely removes The lrass from the body a!
leave the pure blood remain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20

l certify. that for tho last eve years. have been I
dictcd with dyspepsia and vs. atc- Brash. aCcompani
WIN a general weakness ufthe whole system. psrtic
larly distressing AIMS M the aek. AT times my dig
tcu W ss SO sadthai ! could scarcely Keep any thing,
NV stomach. and coffee ! Contd not tuurh. ! hae lie
attended ty several doctors, ard had taken great MAJ
Prescriptions, without receiving amy .cucut. \ fe
weeks ego commenced taking nr. Swec'rr sranact
and before had finished The frsi initlc, | felt certain
would cure ne. as 10 medicine I had taken had sucli
eject on iae. | have now taken three bottles, aud e
perfectly vel. I am, however. taking another bottle
strengthen my nervous 81 stem. | make this siatcmo
publicly, 20 let afflicted know whereto obtain relief.
-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20

Spinal affections, enlargement ofihe ZONES and join
while swciiihgs, hip JOINT complaint, reptures. failing
the towels aud womb disease, wlIi lind speedy cure
pr Swettser's PaHaeca. Wd~efetle disease has leeu
long standing, the tiHe required TO make a eurs viii
ioniicr, but the patient may resi- assured that a Diet,
mined perseverance VII eject H..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20

C@esie,,y Li4aertss, cas- Eeshsd do, for sale hy
S"sA JAS BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20

Which You see on the exterior, come from and ha
their source III Tie inferior, and might just as well La
settled on the lungs. Ever or any hther part; which ,
know they frequently do, and produce most violent
taiuiiatuty disorders. The hutnor which occasiG
these sores is OF a highly acrimonious lurning nature
We know II from tie lain il gives IN forming, and
forwards FROM lis ragiGty ulccratIng avn corTudingt
flesh aud saln otthc part whe.e il breaks out. 7
shows the Necessity Of frequently purify ing the bic
with DR.. Sweeiser's T. auacca. and keeping sucl NAL
naut hunoTs IN sui lection.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-20
APPoPLFXY.

If properly examined will he found to be only an a,
grhvated state of Lethargy, as ~Ieitarey is an assravat.
stale Of Drowsine1s. The vessels and veins beng ci
Sed up VITA corrupt stagnait humors. diminish the CT
culation and prevent the boo from supply Ing and nou
ishIRs the brain, by purify ing the blood with Or Swce
Those who have a tendency 10 applopleAy, can neye
keen their blood in too good a condition. Frequent pn
rity ing with tins Vegetable fanacea, will aiways insure
Us against an attack OF this maiady, which 50 often
proves fatal There is not q man, woman or child, who
cannot at this time use DR.. Sweetsers Pauacea with he
ncit 10 Intensely es-it always lfavcs the body in q
stronger caHditon after its use than before, and il pro,
notes a healthy growth Of children by kecfing then
BODY and fluids in a cesnly aud healthy state.
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, AM DIsEASE OF
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-12

intermixed with sand, and vegetable matter.
There is also the blue clay so highly esteem
ed in the culture of rice, which promises to
be more general in rcccd'ng from the bed OF
the old pond. :.
Thus, my dear sir, have hastily compi-
led the foregoing views on the culture Of rice,
embracing a few explanatory remarks on
the use of water. at the different stages Of
the plant &c, which j trust may not be
wholly nnlnterestng. TO your body, to
whom it is respectfully submitted through
YOU, and with due Difference placed at their
disposal.
Very respectfully. yours &c,
JOS. S. BOSSARD.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

PEW TALK AND CHURCH SCANDAL
That tall young fellows here 10 day!
wonder what's his name?
His eyes arc fixed npon our pew
Do look at Sally Dame.
WHO is that lady dressed in green?
1t can't be Mrs. Leach;
There's Mr.. Jones with Deacon Giles!
wonder if he'll preach
Lend me your fan. it is so warm,
We both will sit TO prayers;
Mourning becomes the widow Amcs-
How Mary's bonnet flares.
Do look at Nancy Shoppers veil!
It's full breadth too wide;
wonder if Susanrah Ayrcs
Appears TO Gay as bride?
Lord what voice Jane Rice has got!
Oh, how that organ roars;
I'm glad we've left tho singers scats-
How hard Miss Johnson SHORES.
What ug shawls ar, those in front!
Did you observe Ann Wild;
Her new straw bonnci's trimmed with black
/ guess she's lost child.
Pm half aslccp-tllat Mr.. Jones!
His sermons are so long;
This afternoon we'll stay at home,
And Practice that ncw song.
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Appleton nowE. TIE notorious Major Cen
oral or Massachusetts who dpnouncedfou army
in Mexico asa band of rufEians aEd assassins,
and who refused soldiers cosrfeses to the
remains orlhc gallant Lincoln who fell at Buena
Vista. is the candidate Of the political Aboli-
tionists to fill the seat in Congress vacated
bv the death ofihe late JoHS Q. ADAMS. The
cause could not have found more fitting rep.
rcscntaivr!
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-12
INSPIRATING TO EDITORS.

There is 4 good tia!e coming boys,
4 good tsrnc coming.
When Printers shall he paid their dues,
Their children have new frocks and shoes.
In the good time coming;
The devils pittnncc shsl be paid,
His pantaloons sowcd stronger,
And bran now hat 10 crown his head
Wait little longer,
There's good time coming, boys,
4 good liInc coming,
Subscription lists shall swell in size,
Proporlionrd to the enterprise,
In tho gnod time coming;
And every merchant in tho laud,
Shall find his mind grow stronger,
Patronizing his town prints
Wait Little longer.
There's COOL lime coming boys,
4 good time coming.
When an editor can pay his debts,
(Which now too otter he (nrgcts,)
In the good timc cornlng,
TTc'll settle off his old accounts
To make his credit stronger.
With half dimes in his fob for change,
Wait n little longci-[or olsc vamese.]
,r,, A., Lot, hro,I, nm nf tho tppfn
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NUMBER Is

BILE account; al he knew, was, that he had been
left on the road by man whom he had not
seen before. ..#..
Thus far had matters proceeded, when police
authorities got scent ofwhat was going on, and
the gcn'lern'e4fwas forbidden TO paysthe note,
and on going 70 the house of the fortune.teIler,
the officers ascrr.ined that she had left in haste,
having heard Of their approach. They then
proceeded to examine the mystical glass, COW
cred with alhin cnating Of white wax, which
hcing heated with steam, conveyed to it through
a conccaledpipe, became transparent, so that
person could see through it, Behind this place
a toIerabIy well executed portrait of the lost boy
and hy letingin cold stream ofairG'om re.
frigrratcr on the otlcr side of ine wax, ii became
congealcd, and the po;rat was hidden from the
sight. Subsequent investigation brought to
light the fact in regard 10 the spoons. and also
the fact that The child had been stolen by the
scer-placpd al boarding school in Troy-aE.
forwards removed to several other places, and
finally left on the road jus, in time 10 meet its
parents.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-12

L1BEL.-M late break up of the tcetatal.
crs, they were described MS retiring from the
temperance !tSiva! fuH oi spirits.