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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-07
Affairs In Kucatan- -aOvements OF the
SnnnlSh

From the New Orleans Com. Times, Feb 20
We regret to learn that the aborigines Of Yuoatan
the Indians they called In the full tide Of
successful revol, against the white inhabitants. The
most frightfu atrocities have been committed them
who in their thirst of vengeance spare neither age
Invited by the divided state Of the country which
during tho last eighteen months has been prey to two
factions, the Indians time since have
already noticed In this sheet. When 1t appeared by
tn. cessation Of strife among the whites and their
put down the disafocted Lately, however the abort
gnes have obtained such in tho open country
that the whites have been obliged solicit from
without particularly from tho Spanish government in
Cuba. The PGtrto has tho following communication,
dated
"CAMPEAcnY, Feb Is, ls4s After a short absence,
returned TO this place few days found the city
in the most lamenable condition lima gnabe. Families
hero duly occupied with the consideration of seek
ing place of refuge in order to themselves from
the fury of the Indians, who demolishing every
abode In their track disseminating every individual
who is not of their Innumerable families
tinually arriving here from the interior, that the
government are obliged to lodge them In barracks,
like soldiers not miserable hut is to be obtained for
hire. You will by the papers from Merida tho
of.r which has been made by the government Of
An has been published day under martial law
directing all the males from 10 to so years Of age to
take up arms to defend the country The native cit
regners will be consigned the guardianship of the place
From to-day henceorwaId no passports will TO deliver
ed to any since great number have set out for La
guna finding that the theatre of war |
will write again shortly to keep you apprised of what
sh soop ofwar Churracs arrived at Campeschy offer
ing, the part Of Captain General ODonne of tho In
tendent Pinilos and OF the General OF Marine (Admi
ra all necessary assistance with the exception Of men,
besides vessels for the transport Of the aid required
The Governor Of Yucstsn having accepted this
Offer has made requisition for six pieces of mountain
artillery 1000 muskets 400 quintas Of gunpowder 1000
sabres and 5000 000 All this Is momentsrily expected
letter dated Cruz the 10th Instant states that
the Spanish bgof war Nervion left this port two or
three days ago. bound to Campeachy The Captain has
orders TO land his crew and artillery and hoist the Cas-
lillian flag in that city, for the protection of Spanish
subjects 1t is reported that 1000 men and several
men war leave Havana for the OBJ ecto
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shortly afterwards but not until the King has visited
Jamaica with Mr. James Bell British frgsts being de-
tanned for that purpose By many other sources OF In
formation appears there doubt that the port OF
San Juan will Dc taken possession of by Engish ves
Sci Of war, with 500 or 400 men,
On the 9th February, the Diars again recurs to the
subject Of the designs of the British government In
Mosquito, having received additional intelligence
by tho Central .Ame, lean Tins, of the arrival OF
the British frigats Alarm In the port of Truxillo
and the hostile correspondence which epsued between
her commander, Captain McLock, and Senior Lousta-
let the officer Of the garrison at that port Captain
McLook informs Senior Loustalet, in the name and
behalf of the King of Mosouita that the Rio Romano
and the port OF Truxilo within the dom MONS OF
that king who has beon taken under the protection OF
her Britannia majesty and that If the troops occu
plying the place do not Mt deliver up he will be
under the necessity using violence in order to comply
with the orders Of His government Louotast replies,
in substance that he will do such thing until order
ed by his government
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sens.r:-A o Dowd, Hiram Bridges Lieutenant B. p
Infantry, U. 8. A: Colonel Allan U. s. A; surgeon
Reynolds, Captain Fem Peck William Stevens, VIII
liam Google James skinner and Mrs. Beermau. The
brig Francis Lord Captain Gadding will also leave for
Vera Cruz loaded with government stores To- day
having left with the tow last evening Orleans
Plea yune, FEB. IS.
General Brooke arrived yesterday by the way of the
river, and was welcomed by q number of friends. A
detachment Of tho Native American Artillery turned
out and fired salute In Lafayette square, in honor of
his return IN. 0. Picayune, FEB. 25.
The steamboat Ohio Belle yesterday brought down
from Newport barracks Kentucky, Captain Lyon Lieu
tenants Frost Greene Scoonovsr and French and 400
recruits destined for the several regiments 10 Mexico
~ o. Picayune, Feb 81.
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GrS TAyLoR.-Thers is report that there is a late
letter extsnt from Gen Taylor, numatiDg that N his
friends wish It, he will whether the national con-
vention nominate him not Some OF his friends arc
certainly taking this ground The late Taylor CONVEX
ton IN Louisana have nominated him upon tnslr ow
hook, and say nothing Of national convention
March4. 49,. n.t;orai
convention; and declares that the whssD .nnssn
will 20 for Gen Taylor in spite OF nat'0n" 0o"''"'
ton. 80
,t, from az. Governor foindexter In which he
a. IT, That he has left the whig party although he ad
NIT n. lately Addressed the democratic convention OF
Missiasippi on the subject Of the war.
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FOR BRAzos
The u S steamship General utler left New Orleans
on the 9th for BRACES Santiago The U. g. schooner
General Patterson Captain Jackson left the evening
Of the 1oth ult with government stores.
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
Cant Hughes, of the Second Ohio regiment, Lieuts-
nauts H. Hsd-man l. g. Arnold, A. Elzy, Major Piolet
and Captain Van Burep, arrived at Cincinnati on the
29th February
The United States steamer Iris sailed the 22d rom
Psnsacola to Vera Cruz l.. Semmes, who for a time
acted a. volunteer aid to Gen Worth went out on the
Iris to take command of the United States store ship
Electra, the present lieutenant commanding, Hunt,
having desired to be relieved.
The United States steamship McKim Captain Breath,
will leave this morning. for Tsmpco and Vera Cruz,
with government stores detachment OF troops and 1903
for service In the QuartermAsters Department at
Vera Crus She takes over the following named pas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25
REMARKABLE CURE OF FILES,

bf THIRTY NtAhS STANDING
Mount Weshin ton. Berkshire Co. Mass. Nov 90 1877
Mess-s. kttcHAM & HrNsHAw.
Geuts-FOr thirty years / hsve leen afflicted with
Files generally Debility, and Indian atom causing tn.
and proosis sf the howes and which had resisted
al medical treatment DR.. Chapman ard others could
give The last three years OF that time my suNerinus
def description. was confined TO my led, nnaie 10
le,p nyscf AND at lest given w by my physicians and
lends p despair Of ever gaining my bcaih in fact
three days before commenced using DR.. Upham's Flee.
iuary was entirely speechles, and my burial clothes
made. But under the henehceut nerccs Of Provl-
deuce, and the use OF Dr. Uphams Elecuary though
OLD MAN have the pleasure of stating thr FAcr TO the
pubic that my health good, aud hope live many
years, fii Is Gods w and to make known the virtues
ofDr tPhsm's Eiectuary, 10 recommend to my
afflicted fellow creatures. 1t helped teyond the ex
peetaiions OF all that knew my case aud can only sa
10 others that II is my opinion the hest Aed cine
The world fol- Piles any disease of the bowels and if
the, will use it according 10 the dir sctons. viii myself
warrant cure IN every Yours, with the utmost
expression ofthanktuness CORNELIUS SPUR
E-femoni, Berk CO.. Mass. Nov 20, 1917
The above certificate tells simple and truthful story
of suffering and relief of which physician and wit
ness IN the case, cheeftully endorse
DR.. CHAPMAN.
NoTIcE.-The genuine Upham's Eleciuaiy has his
written signature; thus ar "a Upsam, ID The
hand Is also done with pen. Price, 81 box.
Sold. wholesale and retail by KETcuAM < HENsHAw,
l2i Fulton street. N. Y, J CRUMBACKER, Agent,
for Wheeling, Va aud by Druggists generally through
out the U and tanadaS. ie27
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25
wM RUSSELL, 65 catharine.st.


DIR. Townsend Sarsaparila is sovereign md speedy
fer ncp ent Consumption Blrraurs Proapsu> Utcr
Failing Of the Womb Co-uyencss. Piles, Leucorrhpa
Whites obstruct q difficult Molstruauon Inconti
uf Urine, avuua1y discharge thereof and for
o gener prostraou oftle system--no natter neither
1e result Of inherent faue causes pro3nced by regu
iriiy hess accident Nothing cuu he more surpris
tdtu its rgorttina effects the human frame Per-
of all weakness and iassituie from taking il
robust and fan Of under its Influence. 1t
nmedtev counteracts the uertelr>sHes of the female
ae, ch Is the great cause OF Barrcuness twin
be expected OF US in Of delicate
h certificates of cures performed but the
afflicted that hundreds Of cases h5Ye been reported us
Thousands Of whore fuuilies have been without
children afrar few bottles of this invaluable ned
clMe. haAn boom L.e..ed with fine hcallhv ohenrlng
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25
lindure lie Piles no LONGER.

Endure the Piles no longer.
t- srrrrFtEs rrcy rHr rms sretrcr TO tsE
De. UPH 2 M'S
VEGETABLE ELECT L AIRY.
TIE FAULT IS THEIR OWN.
Try it. oll you that have the PILES. iSrLANA-
TOY 81 tie Liver. Spleen, Bowels, Kidneys,
Bidder. Liver G. mphin', Dyspepsia, Con
sipaticn. Sick Headache. or any Diseases
Of which
PEk E1S,
Either BLEEDING or Blind, triernni or IN
fernal. is differentiation If, and Tie thanks
q additional thousands U.H be oppressed.
READ ibis EVIDENCE here OF CURES.
Though % cannot give the saved one wealth
II rtvcs a treasure taf more glorious. ilE,lTu.
JSurp STATES, M.EsuAtl's OrrtCE,f
New Nofk, December 6, ~
Mfssrs- KErtHAN & IaNsutv.
Gentlemen understanding you are the general agents
for the sale OF 'ut phsms Vegetable Elcctuary" for
the cure OF Plies have dcsmed it NY duty volunteer
recommendation u behalf Of that va!noh.e med cine
have been afflicted Tor many years with Piles, and have
tried various remedies tut with beneficial elects.
Indeed began 10 cosiGr ny utterly hopeless But
the Of September last prevailed upou by
a friend to make trial ofthe above named medicine
tpok his adv cn and rgoire L. say that not only
lcved. lut as Relieve perfectly cured. most earnest
is recommend To all that may have the misfortune to
le afflicted with that annoying aud dangerous disease
Very resreety ours, etc. Ely MOORE.
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apiiiinr sslcnh.

Ma f0Ik 4priT . 1sf7.
DR. TowNseSD--l verify believe your Ss,saparila
has been iaa means through Providence Of sa, us Jay
he / have several years hal "a bad Coug4. IL be
came aud At last raised Large quantities
Of hl1oi had night sscats aud greatly dchritatcd
AMI reduced, and dbl not expect 10 1--we have only
used yoar Sarsnparia snort time, and there has q
dertui change horn wrought Ia nae. ! able TO
walk a over the city. raisc blood aBd nv cough
he's left You well imagine that thank fu for
these resuits. Your obe dieut servant
MAf RUSS ELL, 65 Catharine.st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25

INSC RANCE
z lskS viii be taken by the FIRE 4 MARINE IN.
@aSuRANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING AT the
LOWEST RATLs OIL
Buildings of all kinds, stone brick or wooden and their
contents
Steamboats,, factories, mills &c
FurnIture
Aud merchandise Of all kinds
ANA asaInst all dangers attending the TRANSFORMATION or
sones on rivers, lakes seas, canals and railroads.
TOT ihe character OF the company as Ia urompttude
' ' ",'Y IN me adjustment and payment OF Osses-
we neg leave 10 refer 90 the merchants of tins Mace and
e'seNleie who have had the adjustment of claims upon
aug 4. - ;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25
RITTIlR,S

TT IERS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR WIN cupppv
c"lds, sore throat, Asthma spttinq nf iinnd mi ~,
HiseaSs q" le chest tending 10 CoSsu MrrioN is for sale
~ s'oeN'tfeIs' generally, an ths and adjoining eunn
WAoie7a'e ana retail by The psQprictors,
900, RITTER. Druggists
lbl North Second -, bsia,y Vine pIllitA
Read the following voluntary tcstimottat. 80 -
smUhtcd. Monroe co, Pa, Dec ,ls4-
,i'ssfa l. Z hu.er: Gtutenen--l feel Il m,
duty 10 ack BOW re 10 YOU Tie great beuedt Ihaye ~
etAtd 'G lAe use Of YOUR Compound Syrip OF Tar
ehH N Nd 'Aetiy Having been tor long time All ,ced
"tV pulmonary compliant, tried an ihe usua fem,
eaifS whl"ui o1slnihg relirt whrn, orunaic tor mo
was recommended 10 use Your syrup. Tie uht houle
Hs'e "r' ieth@ favorable impfessn n on my dsrase
continue lAkiE d. aud ana haHpy TO say Il bss ,r i
ht great retisL aud efecJuly recommend toa- sui
iets under similar COM paints 10 use your yluable
iAel!eiAe' JOHN NLWAAkr.
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BEG r ED B 0 . r.

urI;SSlSU:y
vxfE are now receiving direct from the Manufac.
"" turers, by whom they have been manufactured
expressly for our TRADr. one of the largest and
best selected assortents of Doors and noEs for Sprnr
and SUMNER WEAR Offered in this or any other
market To all who are in want of ANYTHING in The
way OF Boots or Shoes, would pecffllIy request
examination of our stock previous purchasing as
surfing them they viii find it TO their advantage Our
stock VIII he found to consist in part the follow ing
seasonabe goods.
MEMS BOOTS.
500 pairs Mems Fine calf loois
800 do Gents Fine morocco do
800 do Mems stout calf wet Boots,
500 do Mems K il boots.
MEMS MONROES.
1000 pairs Mems fine calf and morocco Munroes
1000 do Mems hip Rrorans,
900 do Mems stout calf} welt Brogans,
400 do Mems prime thick brorans
Bows AND YOUTHS BOOTS
Joe pairs Roys' fine calf boO's,
$50 do Boys prime Kip do
100 DO Youths do do do
Is do do fine calf do
100 do cldren's calf do; sizes tos.
BOYS AND YOUTHS BRoGANS
600 pairs Boys Kip Brosans,
$50 do do Morocco Brogans,
900 do do Thick do
800 do Youths calf and morocco do
$50 do do Kip Brosans
LADIES' sIIrPERs. HALF CATERS, &c.
5000 pairs cheap K id and Seal Slippers,
200 do Ladies' Fine Kid Shippers,
sSS do DO do DO P PINE Ea Te CATERS Shoes
$50 do do Thdk do do
100 do do Cater Boots
WOMEN'S LACE BOOTS
500 pairs Womcn's X id and orocco Lace Bcots
400 do do calf Lace Boots.
MISSES SHIPPERS. LACE BOOTS, &c.
COO pairs Misses x i'd and Seal Slippers,
$50 do do Half Caters.
400 do do Morocco Lace Boots.
CHILDRENiS SHOES.
2OCO pairs children's morocco and leather Bootees,
POO h do Fancy Caters,
200 do do Fancy cO,ored Kid Bootees,
$50 do do Black aud co'ored Kid ankle Ties,
sc0 do do Morocco Lace Boots.
1900 do 10 Leather pogged Bootees
SHOE FINDINGS AND SHOE STOCK.
Constantly ON hand large and well selected
ment OF Shoe Sleek and Findings, VIZ Spanish Sole
Leather, French and American calf SKINS, Morocco,
Kid, Lining and Binding skins, ALSO-Issis Boot
Trees, Shoe Threats, Nails, Pegs, Patent aud common
aw' lla!ls, Avn ladies' pineers Knives; assortment
of French Shoe XII, &c Sc
Thankful for the liberal PATRONAGE heretofore extended
10 MS, we still solicit continuance of the sane.
McCLAILEN, KNOX & co.
Wheeling, Mar Is, lS4e
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

sEt' ~ 'NSN tl-or not To be-that's the cues lou
- "ns'h,I IL rs heller by one sweeping ire 10 lie ruin
suyecl 10 al the ills that esh is heir to- Or IKE
prudent man 90 10 the Protection Office and there he
determine. " 9'u W
Inc Protection Insurance Company ofHarlford. Conn
h"Nlhe already pad over $3.50 GGO Of losses in the IVES
oouh!iy' ,nllled 10 the highest confidence and
ther agent p Wheeling, Virginia
W. PETERSON
WIN taF 'SNs on dwelling houses. warehouses stores
.S i-c'oilts &C. together with The IT. contents such as
ur ore merchandise, machinery and every otIer ~
r.lon oil nsuraile properly Also. on steam. keeland
- 's an, ana ief cargors 90 and from any mort ON he
western " aiefs, on The most reasonable terms
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25

Owing the great success and immense sale Of DR.
Towu,end's sarsspurila a number of who ere
formerly Agents have commenced making Srsapa ra
Extracts ElSrs. Htiers Extracts of GLOW Dock sc.
They generally put up in the shaped loites,
and them have stolen and copied advertise.
inents they only worthless limitations, and shoud
be avoided.
Principal Offices l26 FULTON STREET sun Build.
ing \. A. Rcddiug Co, state street Boston; Dsou
& sons, ~ No1tI Second street Philadelphia; :.
H4uce. Drueei,t Baltimore; r. NJ Gotten, Charleston
Wright n Go. lAl Cburtres street New Orleans iu5
South Pearl street Albany ami by all the prime pad
Drus-ist nu' Merchants arnea ally throughout the Uni
tc1 ~taf.t W. l"iir, tp' i'e Ct"pha~
For sale. wholcsale and retail by C EPRYOR & C
Agents at IN TodOs old stand, man st, Wheeling, Va,
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Cosmetics, Chalk, and variety Of preparations gen.
orally "a when applied to the face very spoil 1t
OF rs beauty. They CLOSE the pores Of the skin aud
check 4e circulation which when Is not Ia varied
By disease powder, the skis iadamc by the ala
lbs used in soaps, teluude. its proluouou in The
human face Divine vel IN the garden OF rich and
deicateiy tinted aud yaricr,ed flowers. free active
and healthy circulation Of the duids the Of
the pure rich blood Che oytremlties that which
paints the cuunteaauce ia the exquisite beauty.
l. Is that which nnpars the mleseribabe shades and
flashes Of lovelnesS that all admire but can de.
scribe Ihts beauty is the offspring OF uatre-not o..
porder or soap II there is free and healthy crcu-
huuu there Is NO beauty II the lady r driven sGow
II she pant and use cosmetics, and TIE blood Thick
cold ana impure, she is not beautiful Ii be brown
or yellow, AID there Is pure and active boo gives
rieh bloom TO the cheeks ana br.Dalcy tIer eyes
that is fascinating.
TINS Is why the southern, and especially the Spanish
ladies' somuoh admired Ladies in the north wIo take
but e exercise confined in close rooms have
spoiled their complexion by the application Of cleieri
Gus mixtures if they wish regain elasticity of step
buoydnt spirits sparkling aud beautiful complications,
they should Use Or. Towuseuds Slrsapafilla rlou.
slud who have tried Il more team satisfied deii-ht.
ed Ladies of every stnton crowd our Office d-ly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25
Rae8oaa'NneFF.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY

COMPANY
t1s Ill insure against all manner of life risks mon
WE The most favorable terms The oper ations of this
company are confined exclusively 10 LlrE INSURANCE
AND 'oNIINGAN' les upon tie mutual plan Its advar
ta4es are 100 easily conceived TO need commentators
mlhs ne insured to participate in all the profits of
me nSe's while living, and securing TO survivors a
certain resource a lainst want when dad
Each person assured for life becomes member of This
company; with perpetual charter and is entitled TO a
Nole-aid also entitled his share of the Dividends
Whleb are declared annually. For further particulars
inquire oil w. +. PETERSON Agent
Wheeling, Virginia
,1n. j Office Monroe ST.
EoB'F. L. PATTERSON President
BENZ. c. MILLER. Secretary
Al. IL. HOUSTON, MD. Medical Examiner
'eo " heene, Va,
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4 |. {: ]. C. 81. B II.g.l'

H.. ,pD,in't aia,... 8. liul .-e--.s., ..,s.,ed
10 years ego, Y DIX hlNN Hi.iN. The oldest,
h'sl ''H ''' ,i"' 80 N'. g." ''N u' ~ Frey
DISEASES %, ti' "'r az" '''i'. i-s "t s"HH j. bI''
I'M LII, NJ " Jv,"e' ~ ltl1i Ho9 mon sis,'
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Ne1tl't lH"''-'" N'''' 'lte't't iealhe" nom
~, ,U'' 'a'.'.' w {" 800 ~" ll.5 ol ".ieh are
80 '.,t Z e''' t,''a lNln9
1 ~ % 'ti-t '' ~ .'NrN's 9''
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~ - 49, I9..- ~ $50 f'"
go MAJ. l..,,....., ,o,...,,.tit ls ,.''-' " A.
's' 80. l,r.9 = 7S,'.s
ctet oi tae patient.
Io"maa 4"wH uey "lh nag the ste'@ tolieir own
Aea' H.. aha cure teAr'I'ts Alas spw oflen IA this
4'a dcids9i' ana DO" m'ty yf"iHis is Dung man,
woo ni-t have pee '' ornament % society, has faded
COUNTRY fNVALIns.
duGus announcement 10 make pers1nal application
aaa, b .tasas men ease explicitly to.eihtr viii ali
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BOOT AND SHOE
f5zssfS..,,y~.IssEszzsA. MANUFACTORY.
Ez.&zgNsT%E9sE--- JOHN EasaCE, Fashiona.
"a se.e...--~ BILE Boot and Shoe Maker, few
doors bclow the Monroe House
Main ST. WHEELING VA
wishes inform his friends and the public gener-
ally that he has hand the test and fashion
able assortment of FINE BOOTS in the city, and made
by the best workuen in the western country. He also
keeps on hand good assortment Of fine pegged Boots
which he sells very low. These, wiki everything his
line, and with close and constant attention to business
and by providing neat and cheap article, he hopes
meet the patronage Of discerning public.
FRENCH CALF SKINS.
HE has just received fresh lot French Calf SIX ms
which he IS prepared TO manufacture into Boots aud
Shoes tor his ftieds very short notice, in his pecu
marry neat and fashionable style. AprI2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25
40. tS0n cases 81 ssoncrt,i Debility aud want
Of zrE,nVS

d. ToNpscnls Stfsapatd ilsi aritrs the whole sys-
tenn permanently. 70 tlose wo have iost their
energy bv the effects ~ riae nliscretion
misi 90 youth. the excessive Indulgence cf tine pas-
on-, aud bi CHgt ON by physical prcsiloH oftge ner
yous system las-ulc. Of grbHeu liHtng se,ssl.
uou- premature decay aud decline ha-teuiH- towards
that fatal disease Consumption car hs ent-e restored by
this pleasaat remedy. This SarsaP,nia far superior
10 any
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-25
snyigornii-g Cordini.
,an.n,,,ntinn Frred.

A. n renews and insRo5acs ss system gives activity
TO the limbs, am strength 10 trc muscular systcm
most extraordinary decree,
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sStyGf'.gln Cared.


This certificate conlusHcy proves that this SarsBpar
la has perfect control the obstinate diseases OF
the Blood! Three persons cured in house unreee.
dcned
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AAILklGAN IELLtinAru JUaraNi.
Baltimore, fIrrsnuRGH ANp WneELING.
WEST LINE.
Office at tie Exchange, Baltimore.
= Eht CED EAFtS--'rhe cuafses have heen reduced
50 ON all Messages 20 or from Baltimore, Pint shure ~
Wheeling, and CORES bonding reduction madc a |
Ire1aphc dispatches iorw ardcd from Baltimore W est
81 Pittsburgh PehHsy wanna.
RATES
The charge for telegraph despatch 10 or from Bati-
more, Pittsburgh and heene IS for The first
ten words and three cents Tor each additional word.
g. No charge is made for the address ana signature.
INN he complexion Of tbc south Western Line OF
Telegraph from Memphis, Tenn. 10 New Orleans des
patches can TIE forwarded TO Memphis lay this route and
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