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Look At This.

A plaiu,direCt unequivOcal statement like the
following, needs no comment nor explanation
Let it be read attentively Oy every man who
expects to vote for President in November
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VIE andeFsigned have this daysas
spcaated themselves under ths firm
o snekagd Heaasi 10, IL coaduct 4
ltlssfat s0MattesloH Basfasss, and a0s
lictt tom ths friends nt lie late ron.
Germs . Gilmose Il Henderson nna
George NJ. Nnckard i eonslnuaDcs of
The confidence hitherto bestowed ID
them.
q. NJ. PINCKAnn
4. +. HENDERSON.
Now Orleans, July Il Ie47. zs-tg
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.Wh The undersigned, Commission
sfs appointed by the Probate
court q Madison county, Mississippi, IL
audit end allow claims agaihstths eslate
q e, Collins, deceased, which has
zen declared insolvenl, wilt meet al
the office ot @ Van Vuctet, Ii Canton,
90 me lst Saturday ia each and every
month untiiths "a Monday u iuIy lg4s
in q. II. LAWSON.
"a VAN NACTER,
q r. SINGLETON,
COMMISSIONERS
January e, 1913 1890
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Vac eopartncFslip heretofors exist
ing IN this eltl anast ths asFm u.
Gilmore beside @as dissolved en
The 18th nlslme ~ Us asash hi 8oha
Gilmore. PihckaFd s Haadsfaon ~
charged with The sstlemsnI0f tie blai-
ness Of thealale concern sad aS aalho
risadlons8 the namein li~q1iaAtioA.
q, F HENDERSON,
SATsssfag PaytMs
New Orleans. July i8s7.
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~mW0WaWFss-
ARhSe9Ekas gonapest of Mexico.
Peru,
Sapelsoa and hia Mafshals
H.sas nue. g eqa Als ssasEals.
Misery Ct "a alatss 2 toEa,
49, rtsssa hsyotattons
MccsnIssss M~9a9aieless
s;mrsanss sniea
IL.;Cs or p.,,s sTaras AleAs WoEldS
Rev gis5eg Sn;,gy.
cSsrla,,s fa;sgss,ss
ms ahirras
lnsiIon As'0F
EDfck1 WaFk
psssfssisa -
EH;sso,wof cses
EWSIsaa
T#ssass sr,, 49, S3a.ssys
Epsilosar6 ] n nm
I0mo6. H MalvSila
lD;Mionasv IL b VA a..4,aA
lPheO Al IN las
ET,e 4Snarantb aF iasa
aaashia,s oHs Vim M tata
lltemars Iflaa
lflnmar Talvsss
lIsusk IA nv Vo;ce.
fKame,s EIemsS,s IN r.;,c.a,
DaFbyss C:aaa,tasss
.parln,y T.esss $3.50
Ipanl a6d p;rr;aIa
fRah;noon
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NOTICE. /.

persons indebted TO the late
Blanlon are notified that unless
EIILE IMMEDIATELY their notes and
It's will be put in the hands Of an
ior collection.
,. MONTGOMERY, Ear.
ltrg Is, 1873 1890
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sDoNT GlvG Up THB sTIfp.a-

A11 SAEAFs1 ~
n ME following ID from i respectable
merehppt, dated,
LamberyiTe IN June go, 1915.
D. tayne, MOI g., south bird 81. Phil.
Dear Sif-~I haseaihtsd ned an N.
TER v win the gentlemgnsof whom Il
Emade mention to you al having taken
YOUR Expectofant with such decided
effect. He isa rel special farmer, liV.
ing aSfew miles Cfosn here was so
much int rested debated account he
gave me az his cough and eyre, thatl
embrace the FIRST leisure moment ID com
nunicate it 70 yon, and If Tie cure IS Is
radical as itappsars to be, il is the most
remarkable ono 4 have ever known.
For AZ pears afief having the meas.
es be has been suffering with o. cough
oF the most distressing kind, getting
worse as he advanced IN years, fhe IS
no@ 551a Freqaeut turns of coughing,
and difficulty of breathing, lasting from
an hour to an hour and q haIf would
come upon him, with such severity as 10
exhaust him, with strangling until his
eyes became bloodshot. He had les,
paired Of being cured. having tried ply
sicians and a thousands things without rel
lief. For nine weeks immediately pre-.
vious 70 bis taking the Expectorant, he
had been under the care Of an eminent
physician and hearing his cough, | Re.
commended to- him your Expectorant -
He frst-said he had tfjedso many things
that he had no confcence in anything,
but induced him 10 takeR bottle, By
telling him Of persons 81 my acqdaiat
ance who had been cured by IT, This
was on Tuesday; thai night he took o.
il; and says that-it was The 6rst comfort.
able nights sleep. he Lad .esjoyed Ior
years. On the Thursday following,
(only two days aiefwardsl he went to
work, and has consihuedato make al full
hand on lis farm ever since, (now near.
~. two months@ He told me to-day.
that for the last week hehad cut and
split a hundred rails, or>made 200 pan
Fels Of fence per day has been in The wa
liter to washshis sheep and otherwise
exposed, without the least symptoms Of
la return OF his cough; itlaving entirely
idisappeared, and strangest Of all, one.
Third Of aboltlp has produced the effect
He seems so thankfal and oVeri0yed
thet lie sswaals 70 ak all day shout IL
and says that if be- could MOI procure
lanothef bottle, he would refuse 500 foi
lihe / emuieder Of the bottle be has left
Your CurmiADtive Balsam have alsC
used OF recommend q 10 others Gpftht
last ten years, with the most salptarJ
Eeaecl. Respectfully yours,
III ANDERSON.
Prepared only BY DF ~ Jayne Phila
lend sold on agency By
PRlESTLEY u M0SBY.
January ., 1919. It'll
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CANTnN 49, aCnnnInl

institution viii open Ia III Ma
thodist Church On Monday the 8lh
of November under The supervision d
MessFs Simmons and acknowledgements
0aies Of Jefferson College, Pennsylvania.
Having had some experiences in teaching
they hope to give entire satisfaction 70
those who may ttronize them
Terms per Session Of Five Months
emantarEbfanehe 5000
Wore advanced English studies la,0G
latin, Greek, We e0,Ot
Contingent Fund LOO
Paymepts one half In advance.
November 8, 1872 g
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sflE o.
Costs
csart &c sai4 S742s
a.s;I Hunter end
a ;tsrs6,a rs non.rssidents
Mississippi, and publ
sy#d Is Be- made agaInst
sfssFsoas Interested a. tRe
Homer, deceased atIhe.
1913 of the Probate.
etHl Fhasa1ara ihare-
Ma county Asse ~ w
alI persons interested 2.
,6e said Probate Court %
95 ,.9ssv # A~priEnext, is4s,
Y AZ Anal account 81
administrator de-
as,ate eE SAID James
M. s6ouIdn not Be allowed
asss snade thereupon accord
wsscss, lie Hon JoHN b
HoWcOrr, Judge of Probate
Y MA county the Second
Monday 81 lanua rys The
sssr il our Lord one thos-
ana eight hundred and Tor
sg.efghk and seoL of said.
,osyt.
III l5th day o. JaUuary 1875
N. CAMERON, or.
,r,ss,es,ppr..
slaAn
Meass94 og'
FaAAEs ooals
0ns interested U w. w. 4
mems apo G]aus,..s,
ueeeaseu II,
afe hsFspy cOIn'l,ano
saf baG8ge Tue FroDats IvNll ~
pudt 'egsia1 's Sn,s.a u NH.
haluea WA N b5m,T
q As sseoaa -ap.'Aug
hsasnt lnsIe Y sasw 1919 sSas sas,bas.
Vs \ sala MI ,1asl.aas ,anaraaals.
w i,smaSis n said deceased u be
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~FXECUTORg NOTICE.

r. E4 H8 -Eg
IT ETTERS Testameniary having
been granted to lid Undersigned
at the December term, t847, of The Pro.
bate court Of Madison county, Missisl
sippi, Oh The estate DC JOSEPH REED,
deceased, a persons indebted Id said
estate are notified Id cone forward
and make immediate payment. and
persons having clnims against said
estate will present themlegaIiy anthem
Heated within the time prescribed BY
law, oil they will be foFeyeF barred,
W. M. REID, I
JAMES 8 REID,
EaecatOrs.
December is, laA7. 1919
A
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NEW CASH STORE.

FIX AAPP ANNA19M~4 WYNN sApAHNGAtuAy
- Invite the attention 81 The inhabiI
ants Of Madison oAnty and lis yicinlty!
to examine his extensive Fail and Win.
lei Stock comprising great variety Of
The most Usen Melsest and FashiOaa.
.Hc Goods, oil or which will be sold at d
sefy low price foF cash consisting "a.
part viz:
FOR THE LADIES.
.GerroG erdo Plaids, Gala do.
Victoria Piaids, Oregon do, all Silkdo
SIks-BIack Gro dB Rhein,
Stripe and Watd dogR. Do Sole do.
french Ginghanis Satin Alpaca Meri
nos,
Wrought Caps. Splendid ar6clc,
Worked Collars, Under iId'k'fs
Muslin Swiss Caps, Black silk Lace,
Check Muslin, Swiss and Iackenet do.
Shalls-Terkefi Maud Cashmere Net,
DC. ~
Fillet Veilss WOrsted Mitts,s Gloves,
And mani. other things loo numerous
10 mentions aCalLGnd see
DOMESTTCS
Negro Clothing Kerseys, Flennels.
Blankets Ticking, Carpet Warp, &c,
very Chap.
CLOTHING IA Splendid Earsey,
Ashland Tweed Pants, Fancy Cashmere
do!.
Fancy Cashmere Sacks Black 30 Boys
Fine Black Dress Cents, FFock Do, Fan
III Vests,
ECravatss Hosiery, Buck Gloves, Feb do.
Under Garments, Wool and Cotton do.
Blue, Black PaleIoes, Felt and Tweed
Dit,
ancY Tweed DaOfseys, Black Cloth
lCloaks,s
Superior Shirts, fine do c~ommondo,
S~uspenders, Eomlorters; &c, &C
Also,a large assortment of
SUPERIOR CARPETS,
Extra Fine Carpets, All WoaEFill do
English Druggets, Ingram do d., Taf
lien Rugs. Carpet Binding, &c, &c,
Together within large stock Of Hard
ware, Cutlery, Crockeryswafe, Glass
ware, Saddlefy, Travelling Trunks
Hats and Caps ofall kinds Writing 20
pei, and many other things not mention
Fed.
The system that ! have adopted enal
bic inc 10 offer adVaDlagesto purchasers
such shave Asyal befaf beef present
d til This country-and which VII save
them ii least 50 par cent RON crsai
prices. ,r,n1.
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NOTICE.

EN4#E M3GEHeArH 49, # -
VIE undersigned have ia store and
- Tor sale
500 pieces Kentucky Bagging,
300 coils " Rope;
900 lbs. Ewine,
40 Bales Kentucky Jeans
and Linseyss
i5O ibis. Mess Pork,
90 Rump 81
40 hhds. Bacon Sides,
2 tierces sugar cured Hams.
100 boxes Soap ana Canalsn
ALSO Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Silt,
Nails, LoweIls, Bourbon and Common
Whiskey, and every thing the Planter
way hBl ~ which will ~ sold low
tor Cdsh, pT furnished to those who will
ship Cotton N our New Orleans House.
LAUGH INT SEARLES vi Co,
Lcves Street, Fcksbure.
August rs, 1917. 6O-6
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Lands for sac.

EOUR improved Plantations foE sale
on liberal terms lyingi III Madison
County Mississippi Any communica-
ton addressed to me at Canton will meet
with prompt attention.
N. BOURNE.
y. S..lfdhe above plantations are not
sold by The 18th or goth December next
they will be rented out loF the ensuing
year M B
November 90, 1917. l0-tl
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l~AtPROERD ClN n

THIS summer received q consign-
moutof Messrs. Carver, Wkshburn
& Co.'S new and improved Patent Gin
Stands which lam selling al 1875 per
saw. A few Of these stands ere.r re-.
here last season and have given
general Satisfaction Planters wanting
10 purchase will al well d cal aud ex.
anime previously y purchasing else
where,
il OiDONNELL. Agent.
XasOo Gin, Miss
SePtsmbef ls. ls47s 2-tl
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A-DMiNlsTRATORas SALE,

virtue of an order Of the Hon
robate uurt of Madison county.
II Mississippi made al lie Janu
efm i848, | will, lis AdministFa.
. estate Of Robert ]. Collins.
By sAs III N nday, the Sill day.ol
iS4s wilhelm hours pfescrib-
II lhe Court House door in
lqty expose to public sale, On d
Nc months, 10 tlle highest
" tle teal estate of said d.
House and Lot III lhe
Sharon ID said county. Pur.
|nsise bond and secOrit
RI LOVE, ddmr
slg Is 1913. 1871
2e as HIElEEM aa4Ea HtNa7. EaHi
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EXNGUTO RS FNOTICEs 4
81 FILTERS Testameniary having
been graHtedi 10 tie uudersig nedhs
the Probate court of Madison aounty, op
the estate Os Jeremiah Gsiga. dec
all persons indebted NJ said state are
notified u come forwa Ia md makes N,
mediate payment and all persons nav.
ing claims against Tie said estate will
present thomlegalB authenticated with.
IN lhe time prescribed BY law, oil they
will be forever barred.
WI. Al. BALDWIN, Er'r
December TO, I847. l4-f9
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IL LATHAM,
{ JN0. ~ CAMERON.
y JAS. PRIEsTLEY,
Il J. PUGH,
NV, MONTGOMERY,
Trustee,
Canton, Mddis0n ca Mfss. Jan. l5M l84ol
WArNs Ga TUTrEON

AtAstse&,
Canton, Madssn "a Ma Jan. l5A ls4e
HArnss or SUTTON,
FOR sss sspn Of Fixe MONTE.
Primary Department Including, Spelling,
Reading, Writing and Ariihmetlc,-t pupils
or Madison County over six years ID, grasj
snd English Grammar 81 Geography maybe
aadedo tie terms above stased-to all Others,
Si0,0O.
Jumaor Gtass-lncludiqg Geography, English
Grammar, History Elements 81 Botant and
cAsmisHss Natural Philosophy, Antiquities.
Of the Jew, Greeks and Romans, Mythology
and Composition, $500
Senior Cas- including History, Botany
Chemistry, Philosophy, Mental Natural and
Moral Evidences of Christianity Logic, Rhe-
toric, Mineralogy and Geology, Physiology and
Anatomy, use Of the Globes, Algebra, Geome-
try, Astronomy and Compositions av $4,000
Latin, Greek, French OF. German, 1000
Music+Guitar, 20,0O
I33ggs ~ Piano, noA h9fl9t .As9Ja925,0O
$50 Harp, sf8ssf3xa Ell Bus 1000
Use OF Instrument aa az $50
Drawing and Painting, 6el 1000
3 Contingent Fund, 9&7n 100
Payments invariably one half ii advance.
Teft Bo6ks.~We bsteF's Spelling Book, Wal.
keris Dictionary Common School, or Eclectic
READERS, Parley's Geography, Davies course
OF Mathematics from his first lessons in Ariths
metic through his Boudon's Algebra and Le-
aendre. MofBess Geography, Twins Cateehisms
Eof Yistarys BOtanY, Chemistry, Mythology and
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E~xEcUgOR's -.

AAEcUFoR's SALE.
liluso q ahpFdof Of the Probate
0aFlot Washington county, made
Ssplember Term thereof, A. ID.
WI proceed % sell at public auc.
s'esaay tks OIL day of March,
re door cf ihe Courthouse. II
= The highest bidder, on Twelve
e'sdlt, 81 that parcel of land
aAa being in Madison comfy.
aaa described % the northwest
q section thiriy-two, township
J range two east BELONGING NJ
q chtiatOphsr { Benasll,
BENNETr Er
aophsr I. Bennett, deceived.
AaFy u i84S. 1s-e1
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Madison Comfy

Vi EN"0A EAFTGE ~ 80 "LE
Bys3he Probate Court OF, said County.
NM1HEREAS, ahdayt hns been made
shat Mahala Rice and Rice,
her child are non.residents oil said State
Of Mississippi and publication was OF.
defed 10 Do made against Ahem and All
persons interested, IA the estate w Ed
mund Rice, deceased, 81 the DecembsI
Term, 1877, of the Probate. Court .ol
said county: These are therefore 10 rel
quire said Mahala Riceaand 49, Rice,
her child, and all persons Interested, to
appear before The said Probate Court on
the Second Monday OF March next, l64S,
then and there to shew cause, if any
they have, why The FINAL account Of
Robert Tucker and Henry Seimer, ad.
ministrators Of The estate OF said Ed.
mund Rice, deceased, should moi be al
lowed, and . decree made ~thereuPor
accordingly.
ILLNESS, the Hon JOIN B
HowcoTr, Judge Of Probate
OF said county, the SeconC
Monday Of December, hi The
LIS. year Of our Lord one thoO
sand eight hundred and for
~ seven, and seal OF sai'
r9 court.
Issued, the 29lh dayof Decembey 1897
gt j. T. CAMERON, GIN.
,lanuarv /. t84s, 1879.
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boots. BOOTS,

BOOTS, BOOTS.
n LARGE assortment Or Boots and
- Shoe u kinds to be found III
The New Cash stores
3, B. SHELDON.
sePtembeF a5, ls47.
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! 'scelVed and for sale.
qosl Sands sarsapariIla,
carpebier's g
Meredith q Co. Sarsaparjlla
Iia carpenter Ex. Buchu,
f 4sa Elk. Liverwort, +
/ ~. Elk. Pink Root,
Swaimls Panacea,
btunh.. y. p; WARD q Co.
.s4aoef 1871. sa
Y QUINENE.
M o sulpAale Outline, Is
FsIHed end for sale bv
g'snher 4, is47.
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BIBLES AND TEsTAMENTs AT COST
RAN be had Of Henry R Coulter. al
lie Circuit Court Clerks On CO..
where d depository Of Bibles and Tesla
menis are kept-publishcd BY the Amo
Flcan Bible Society.
Noyemoer go, 1876. lott
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AlMINI.LaAEa.. NoTIcn.

EPTERs az Administration lawn
heen grained 10 tha nndefsirn
q the beCeinbas Term, $50, Of the Pin
bate Court OF Madison cosafy. Misais
aIPpis on The estate 81 Jalias @ Atfoya
deceased, all persons indebted to saia
estate aFo notified 10 cope forward
and make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estase, will
.pFeseHtthem legally aulh~autiraied with.
ID the Zine prescribed BY 1aw of they
Viii be forever barred.
NARY il 4LF0RD.
!. I.E0NlDAS 4, Afford,
AamSaasgnaaeFx.
1anpaFg Il 1913 l62i
ADMlNGsTRAToR,s NOTICE.
ETFERS,o f administration having
been granted 10 The a~Rdersianed
iatths Decembe rterms aag, OF lie Pro
bate Court q Madison county on TIN
estate of TX a. Sample, deceased, HI
persons indebted VI said estale arB notl.
ned o.come waFJ aud max immeai
ave payment and. I'LL rsons having
claims against said estale viii present
them legally auttieniicated within lie
lime prescribed by law, 81 they viii
be forevef barred.
SARAH SAMPLE, Adm'r.
HTDn. james PfiestleYi il nv la iii
agent and attorney and iii persons nav.
ing business With the estate VIII please
call on him.
SARAH SAMPLE, Adn d
DecemBaf 20, 1877 1890
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.CerroG ordo Plaidsy Gala do.
Victoria Piaids, Oregon do, all Silkdo.
Sllks-BTack Gro ds Rhein,
Stripe and Wat'd dosR Do Sole do.
french GinghpTs Satin Alpaca Meri.
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( ME following il from d respectable
merchant. dated.
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lie nrATn oF MIsaEssERrl.

January ., Is4s. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20
THE GRAND PURGhTIVE
Dis. ss.tCssNER's
SNgar Coalsd lag-tnble LtLrnct Pill

Fs-s EsG celebrated iLl have OBTAIN an eviaLi
=. iotorieF in the litlsd rsfes ss a cufaily tor,-i
aHe~zi d. felsia sutf stomach headae he til
cnst iveness, coughs heart hura, i've COMMUNICATIVE
IRE throat inward wsasness, 'apiiaiisn pi tne heat
tldacsltAu, and N1fletY oi other diseases 10 vfl
ueh j. lcf, anedieihe iaf the nnllon IN a .e.o.
ttbe year s1firs, summer iai and winter and undo.
a eife1msaHces they ear be- lakeu with perfect safety
bHd suetes 4 Neri fu.e tnd general NJ eftrina tor
children, tIey are uGrFaled Being coated VIVA ialr~
white sltaT children VII easily take thsin: they he,
ie ~ re gf tlSnait 4e gentle tut thorough u Then
ietsah. Fer Adults bA Increasing e dose ther ~,
equally teneeeai. a. a. Aust Bilious P thtv win ~
found Nitheuta superior; ash luY one among The mon
SANDS WHo use ihem, aa an unqualified approval VIII
nglhs cettstr result
kemeHaer ~. Cfckueris tie original inyeutor
nfsagaf Noaiet iiis, sd thai lothus o. IN. st .s
eve" neasd o. until lie introduced Them m June h. 4, -
lechascrs, should therefore always ask for
sisar coated s-eighe ~. lud tak, $50 ut3er or tU
" 4te hade 'ile Vici ais o ir4 Price p GEMS ner
h tAckucf sprinciga etcc for Tie sale OF Pins G,
fef-el street. New Nlfk
Wa iAtksuN. 50 Liarr.yst head Of Woo stree.
fsls nf4A Pa, General AgsHi ior leunst lvats k,rtt
ONE. aad Nes4eu freHdo
sold ty he following aufy api HIufof agents.
i taifchilt Wheone; 1ts A GRAY e. co. Bridae
anfi loim tenuimofr hafIiusviiie: : 4 ~ brown ~
" tts'uf-h; y fost. Naufhitwn; Wallace Rrsrl
ef. Ls Grange Waidie & Nauce Tradeihhis. Geo WI
sa rs fsi AisAanfeF John kt,i,y, CfsysviHr. Sam,ie
-WHgntr. ST asfiUatua
Npiitf-A q taseAiia aa, been aa.1nte. S,lguiy
h- '-eaii" tt e-iefn Virginia Agents Ie4u I.s M
SUPP '' ata tf-oHs 81. sLlu- 10 he-s4.e 4.tul, |
.slii liiease epliy 10 has. ns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20
REMARKABLE CURE or PILES,

VI lHlAlf lltiS 81 d ! DINO
Mount Wsshiu- ION. Berkshire Co. Mass Nov 20, lsi
Mcssrs. EF1CHAM 3 HFSsHAu:
Gems-FoF thirty years have ieeu Afflicted ith
Piles. generally nehaty. and inlsH atfon, causing ia
n.or ami pro'alss Of the bowels ard which had resisted
az medical treatment pr. Chapman and others could
give. The last three years OF that time, my suaerinss
defy description. was confined 10 my cd. unable to
help my -c and at last given MP hy my phtsic aud
lends in despair Of ever gaining my beal; IN fact ot
three days lefnfe commenced using Or. Ipbains Eec
tuary, was entirely specchess. aud my burial clothes
ere made But under tie leneieeut ueFcies &C Prov
deucf and the use OF Dr. Fham's Elecuary though an
oLn NAN have the pleasure Of stating the to the
Vuhct that my health now good and hope 10 live many
ears. 1911 IS Gods wii. and to make known The virtues
fDr. CphJn's Lecuary, an Il recommend IL to my
an cted fellow creatures. II helped tevond the
pectauons OF all that knew my case. AVID can only
TO Others that Is IN my opiniau the hest nedcine in
the world for Piles, any disease Of the bowels aud II
they VIII It according to the dir sctiors VIII myself
warrant cure IN every one. Nsurs. with the utmost
expression oftlaRkfulness CORNELIUS SPUR
Egremont, Bcfk Co.. Mass. Nov. 20. lsf7.
The above certificate tells simple and truthful story
Of suffering and relief Of which a. lliy sican and wit
ness IN the case, eieeriuliy eudsfse.
pR. CHAPMAN.
Noricr.-rhe genuine LHham,s Eieeiaa,y has lbs
written signature; thus lIFlA Upsam, ~ Tic
hand Is also done with pen. Price. $ box.
sold. wholesale and retail iy krrcHsN & ilsysuAw,
l2i Fulton street, y. Y, CRUMBACkER. Agent,
for Wheeling, Va, and By Druggists ally through
ont the l. : and GauGdas. je34
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

Owing to the great success s1d immense sale Of nr
ToNusends Sfrsnpeffie. number of men who
Formerly our AFrriF have commenced making sarsuperlls
Extracts EhXrs htteYs, l&tTac.s Of yellow Dock 6c.
They generally put Il up IN tae shaped bottles
aad ~ them have stolen and copied advertise
meats they oay worthless limitations, ana shoJld
be avoided.
Principal onces l2d FULTON STREET sun BmlI.
lag J., ke,ldag a Go. st.ta street Bo-tan, Dyou
a Sens l@- NuisA Second ttrctf, fliaueipuia. : ;
Hence bra4ai.U ba'tIJTpi 4. ST. Cnaeu thtrlesion
Naght "a Co. lJt t4aittss atice A,U tsl. ans los
South f.4r, rtueL albany uai ht ah .ta principal
iHus 49, uf Nerf.sais rolls l.foH hoat thu ln
is.i siaies. "e.t tat-. ,ui tfs lttslt.
For sa'r, Who'r.l'e add feisi'. ty G EPGYOR & C
.-.uL- .. LL I--A M ----a ---a ~ y re M. W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20

COMPOUND SYRUP or TAR & WILD CHERRY
hs pleasant, safe and eihcsc ilus remedy for colb
colds sore troh, Asthma spume OF blooa AMI ~
y s'oreAeepers, generally n this aud s,lioii,,ul' 49,
lies, ~ ln,A LON Fkcg OF p crs. rER pof4Ies a.,
wholesale aid retail Ny ihe prupreiofs. - ~''
80 J |. & ! RITTER Druggists
lo4 NOM Second 81, hei0w Vine Piiii,a
head the following voluntary TESTIMONIAL -
s4lthded, Monroe CO. IA Dec = ~
Messrs L. a p ] RilIer. t;entk.n,ctsi 49, "
te'l 70 edge 10 Fon the great beuo6t hs. ~
eit,a rom tHe use % our Compound ~ g 81 ~,
N'l ~ u" NAeffy Having been tur long time -
wan pulmonary complaint tried an lhe usual ~,
sls 'N" ol'sinins relief, when, fortunately Tor m
WaS recommended 10 use your Syra9 Tile ~ ~
'ape lllediy iaVofais impress on on hi, e
continue taxing i AVID ann aagy 10 Sal It rs tr
o si'ai te'iei add ciieefuiiy recommend tb,..s
'ti- "Ndef siin4laf CON paints use tYi- t,+,i
M, 30 o. John SEWaAhr. |
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-20
Il f A S!

AT THE CANTON TEA STORE.
Morhci Square WhfeliHg. 70.
y4TEEaE YOU NAV find pure teas, imported hy the
~ Canton Tea Company Of New York rs Chatham
and 1863 greenwich SIS.
Retail prices fo'iows-sulicci In all csses To te re
turned, IL approved OF in either weight or quantity
GPEENS