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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-13
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DIR. swEETsER,s PANACEA

TT IiS MEDICINE - warranted. ON oath. not to CON
tain particle of Caiomei Corrosive Sutima;c. Arse
mic. Chloride or Gold Or sny deieieruu- minerals.
The pTfHcipie upon which tbs neicine acts is BY
assisting and harmon Zina wIth nature drives al
iau acrimonious hunors the hlnnd and hody and
ussmtisug with and strengthening the gastric Juice
q the stomach. u assists digestion: short, there il
not vein, artery. muscle hervc in tho humane hndv.
that is not strengthened by tso r,sAcrA and il also
the remarkable proierty Of removing mercury
nom the homes aud FONTS.
FOR ERUrTlpNS OF THE SKIN -scurvy, Scor-
hutc Affections. Iuuors. Scrofula. OF KINGS Evil,
White swelling Erysipeias. Ulcers. Cancers. Running
Seres ScAse aud Bes time sud determined persever-
ance ~ In. SW EETsER's PASA'Es will eject a cure
FOR INDIGESTION
Reject ion Of food Nausea NpWitugs. Nervous afec.
tinus Rinns complaints. Headache. Faieness or re.
male riegularities. z. Sweetscr's Fanscca VIII
effect cure: hat ifOhstnate. attended with gripping,
gvius pains the dose should he increased and the
will .oen he effected Let not the patients frighten
themselves with tie idea that they 200 weak take
much Incidence but hear in mind that their mildly ope
ratng medicine puts not weakness into The frame but
most certainly draws weakness oUf leaves strength in
piaee and by giving composed sleep al night and
appetite rel - food reanimets tie whole frame with
vigorous action. clearing the mind and improving the
sight.
DYSPEPSIA OF FIVE YEARS DURATION,
accompanied Nth M, UouS DtbiIiV, cltred
J., fbf 9Se of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-13

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il nEInii IRiS1nsssS;mr~-
NEE are now receiving direct from The Msnuf,c
Wv turer's, by whom they have been nsnrfo,J
expressly Tor our own TRADE, of the largest and
e se'ecte" asSnrtents of Doors aud SHOES for Sprna
marker, 10 all who are in want of anything in tho
way OF Boots or Shoes, we would Respectfully reoues,
surfing them they viii find il TO their sdv,n," as
seasenabe goods. " '"~ iohowihs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-13
CoIdridge's Balm of Columbia F

the liair-ls positive qualities as foIlows-ist
For infants keeping the head free from seurf and
causl luxurious growth Of the hair
I'd FOR ladies, aiier ctdhrth restoring the skin To
lis usual strength aud rmues, and preventing ths fall
ing out OF the hair.
Sd For amy person recovering from any debility the
SAINT elect Is produced
iiii II used IT. infancy nh growth is started,
may be preserved, by attention. ts latest period OF
life.
5th II frees the head from dandru slreng hens the
roofs impars health aud vgOt To the circulate ION, and
prevents the hdit nom Changing cO.or ge tng grey.
OH IL causes Tie alf 10 curl beautifully whep done
up IN i over night u No iaaes toilet should ever
be made without II.
EXpectorant Syrup. nono y nsss, uousn
tention TO a common COLI Have you a cough Rev
br. Bartholomew ENpectOrani 81 rup, sale medical
pTeselp un, containing poisonous drugs and used
IN All extensive practice foT several years, Will mosI O-
sVeiy give reet, and you ffom thai most awful
disease, Pulmonary Consumption, which Usually sweeps
INTO the grave, hundreds The yoang the DID, The love
" and the
The only genuine for sale in Wheeling by A.-O: Fair
cliid in SteUbenvie by 4. Conn, IN Pittsburgh by Vim
JACKSON, ia Washington BY A Sweeny q son, ia ST.
Caifsytie by Johnson, also IN every Town in PennsyI
wanna, Ohio Mary and Virginia dee IL
= Cases SICILY Liqueree, Refined do, for sale by
~ aug IL JAS BAkER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-13

They give immediate relief i'll nervous or sick head
ache, paptaton of the heart lowness sprits despen
dency, oppression sense Of sinking Of the chest dTow
siness ,sterica. affections and all nervous diseases
SuER MAN'S IOOTH PANI'E
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-13
YOU
SHERMAN'S OLOSAONlAN,
AIi-UEAIING BA SAM.

a * your friends II they know cf any thing thai
II viii speedily a long and tedious cough, RAJ
sing OF blood lruHchtis dyspcpc consumption. hoar-c
ness, influenza am diseases Ofthe throat, the Uioso
anaul ami ihet win tell yOuno. There never has a.
yet been remedy introduced to public notice which has
productive OF 80 much good in short space OF
filnn- Knan IhpI nIlnarLnr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-13
Price 100 per bottle Sold by the following Agents
\ o FAlRCHILD, Wheeling
WADDLE 4 VANCE Triadelpha
GEO. WILSON. West Alexander.
COTGH LOZENG E.S.

These oZeuges the safest, most and e!ectual
remedy for Coughs, Colds Whooping Cough, Tiehtness
of the Lungs Chest etc. The proprietor has
known instance where they did give perfect sa-
tsiacton Price % cents par box, with directions.
SHERWAN'S WORM LOZENG Els.
These Worm Lozenges have been proved i'll than
400 900 to he niaabe; the only certain Worm
destroying medicine discovered Price % cents per
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-13

premium pentifrce The hest article known for
cleansing and whitening the teeth, streBg henng the
gums and sweciening the breath, etc 1t should used
every night with still brush and the teeth and
will only require slight washing in the morning. Price
q,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-13

This disease is warning from nature, that the blood
is in very foul tate, and that the humors charged
with accrmony. Headache gives notice of the iinIn
nent danger awaits the body why disregard this
ing OF nature! DO Hou suppose you can cure it with
cologne water. bay rum. or smelling salts? Most
tanly moi; only symptom, an indication that the
being acted by the foulness and accrino
ny ofthe humors. The disease itself is in your blood
When You have the headache, do not risk your health
and lite by not needing the warning nature giving you
hut use Dr. Swee1ser's Panaeea freely it will purify
your blood and improve the health and circulation gen
orally. Persons always stronger after taking than
before ii merely the dress from the body
leave the pure blood remain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-13
JAS LAVENDER, 80 Lewis street. O. T.
SCROFFIIA AND GIANnITI.AR AFFE(TIONc

SCROFFULA AND GLANDULAR AFFECTIONS.
Scrouia is said to I've hereditary, the infant receiving
from its parents the seeds of its disease which increases
with lis years, ifHegeced and submitted frequent
publication with Dr. Sweeiser's Panacea. The glands
placed in the corners of the body. and the
way of direct communication, their real subject
which much difference of opinion prevails it sufces
know that when in diseased state they are ca.
pabe OF being purified and ceased by long of
Dr. Sweetsers Pauacea.
In cases.of Jaundce Asthma, Liver Complaints, Tic
Dooreux. rheumatism or Rheumatic Govt. Dr. Sweet
sers Panacea cannot he too highly eXioed il searches
out the very root the disease and by removing it
from the blood makes cure certain and permanent.
For disease of the Bladder aud Kidneys. Structures
Gravel, Stone. Piles Fisiula. Urinary, Distractions
and Extreme Cosiiveness Dr. Sweetser's Panacea I'll
hest remedy tried, II removes all these acrimon
humOrs from the blood which give rise the above
diseases aud by keeping the blood in pure condition
insu res health
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-13

Which you see on the exterior, come from and have
Their source IN the interior, and might just well have
settled ON the lungs, liver or any other part; which
know they frequently do, and produce violent in.
lainmatory disorders. The hUmor which occasions
these sores is of highly acrimonious hurning nature
We know it from tile pain il gives i'll forming, and at
forwards from It's rapidly ulcerating corrodng the
flesh and skin the part where il breaks out. This
shows the necessity of frequently purifying the boo
with DR.. sweetser's anacea. and keeping such mag
nant humors III subsection
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-13


Spinal affections, enlargement the homes and Joints
while sweiings hip joint complaint eptures falling
the bowels and womb disease, w find speedy cure in
DIR Sweesers Panacea. Where the disease has been
long standing, the time required to make will be
lonher, but the patient may assured that deter
mined perseverance viii effect it,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-13


The best strengthening plaster in the world, and a
vereign remedy for pains or weakness in the Back,
Loins, Sides. Breast, Limbs, Joints Rheumatism, Lunl
bago etc One million year will not supply the de
niapd. Price I2s cents
The Lozenges, Tooth Paste and Plaster sold by Dir.
Shermans Agents TOT his Olesaonian All-heang Bal
sam above ie 22v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-13

FROM t' iiE tuH tiilh tl9tiiif2f
WEI and cod Weefier, rObi tlght iaCius iDpfoper i
seaeAtaTy haIls -feat mental excitement long eoptit
anxiety. cog deep trouble OF Anlhd aud disappointment
ana husi u pil4et CAUSES, spring those sIU BBBKN
complaints, Wltu the long, numerous aud melancholy
Tram of diseases growing out Of tieni, which these
are c4eiy DIES auca 10 cure. The obstruction or sun
te ua.Hral scGr"tuus and eGcIetious ucrui
llr Rtuufr of Ntr} lciaeut occurrence. Is n dc
Irad and eAlcnsivt aud one which n neglected, pro-
GlCes uVst fatal coAseq large proporllon
ts diseases 81 ae stomach, Liver Lungs, Brain and
sss4oa. ssi, IA isnA-oa IgIaaie AZ ths primary
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-16
SVerElly ReceiDGS.


S Turner, Wardner, T J Grant, D Lord. ] Bick-
ford, J G Stimson, L Warren, ] Barnes, C Dolbear.
$ Howard Back, ] c Gale, S Sanborn, S Kidder,
J Badger, + Eels, c A Lewis, J A Foot, II B Ross,
Golf, Billiard, D Huntington, DIS Washburn, L
Lathrop, Harrington, J Poor S Martin, L R Mea-
der, Dinsmore, ] Risden Lucia Joslin, r w Kel-
sey, II Shedd A Wells P Mack, S Norris, N w
Morse, D Grow, S Woodbury., w Wheatly, w
French, G Code N P Stevens, d Ramsey, S Holt If,
Green g. Crosman, II B Luce, f Roberts, Il Moulton,
l. Lucas, l. Smith, Shaw, D Smith g, B V Burne
100 each; E Bachelor ir., II Westgate, $50 each
lin, &c; A II Davis, 27c NJ Beldin, 1875; n Perkins
1855; c Badger, D Peters, 75c each; Ii Sheppard Soc
T Seaver, AGO. G w Seaver 2,l4; Allen, w New.
IN an $50 each; ZEIauman, ECook, G Seaver G F
Sprague, H L Rawson, Buckway, A Hoyte, A
Burke, Q Scribner, G Waugh, r Ames, s Pearst
100 each.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-16

Captured SaUeS.-On the 9th December, the brig
Louisa arrived at St Helena prize to her Nlaiestys
steamer Heroine, with GAO slaves on board, mostly
children. Between seventy and eighty had died on
the passage and others confined to die at the rate
of four per day, Seven other vessels had been taken
prizes within two months for being engaged in the
slave trade, and had arrived at St Helena
Accounts from Sierra Leona of Jan. Is, state that
within the week previous, two briggs, under Brazilian
colors, were made prizes to the English governments
one having on board 500 slaves and the other $50
Neither Of the vessels over $50 tons The slaves
were landed, and preparations were made to cut the
vessels up.
The schooner Henry Clay, formerly the pilot boat
of the same name of Baltimore, was closely pursued
by English men-ot-war, on two different occasions
and fred into but she finally made her escape with a
cargo of slaves. This is her second voyage to the
coast. The English and French cruisers are very ac-
tive in chlsing and capturing slavors.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-16
License Vote.

The State is probably mortgagcd, if not iTedeema-
bly, sold, to RUM for the space Of one year In 1913
towns heard FROM the no license majority is less than
800, whereas last year it was over 5000! 1t is use
less to speculate upon the result We can already
hear liquor gurging at every corner Of the street We
have one word, however, for the ears of temperance
Point us to single wbig or democratic
paper in the State that has dared to raise its voice in
favor of No License, during the canvass!
The followingis the notifying in Washington
County =
In 1917, Balance in favor of No License, 404
In 1913, License, 493
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-16

Relgidn Railroads. According to the Belgian pa
pers $50 geographical miles of railway have been OPP
ened for tratck during the past year in the German
States. The total length of German railways in ac-
tive operation, including those of Austria is Cos geo.
graphical miles.
Insanity Dr. Winslow in his Journal of Psychol-
ogcal Medicine states that insanity is greatly on the
increase amongst females of the working classes Of
England, and attributes it to the consumption of OPIUM
which is frightfully on the increase.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-16
RATIFICATION or THE TREATY!

Intelligence was received in Boston on Saturday, by
telegraph, thlt the treaty with Mexico was ratified by
the United States Senate at late hour on Friday eve
ming, by vote Of % to l5 Particulars below.
The Union Of Sturdy says that the President will
approve the treaty, and transmit it forthwith by an
agent, for the action of the Mexican government
The injunction Of secrecy will not be removed until
the action of Mexico las been taken, The question
of boundary it IS believed has not been changed, but
retained in the original shape in which it was sub
mitted
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-16

FOR COUNCIL OF CENsORs.-LiJaty Ticket
In faror Of c'ecting County officers By The PEOPLE
Charles X Williams, Rutland
Oscar l.. Shailer, Wilmington
Lyman Raymond, Bridgewater.
Orson Skinner, Waitsfeld
Herm"n R. Bcardsey, St. Abaus,
Nathan Foster, Stowe.
Daniel Roberts, Jr., Manchester.
Horalio Needham Bristol
Asa NJ. DIckey, Topsham,
William II. French WIistou,
Theron Howard, Dmville
George Putnam, Albany.
E, II, Webb, GuiIdhalI.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-16
Railroad Meeting,

A large and respectable meeting of the inhabitants
of Franklin County, convened at the Town-house, in
Fairfield, on "Wednesday the 23d of February, 1918
agreeable to the notice published in the several news
papers in said County, to take into consideration the
subject of Railroad through said County as to ac
commodate the people at large. The meeting was
called to order by Joseph Soule, Esq, and on motion
of G. Bingham, Esq, Gen s. B, Iazeltne was APP
pointed Chairman, and on motion Of w. C. Wilson,
ESQ.,, Alfred Keith, was appointed Secretary.
On motion committee of three from eachtown rep
resented appointed to report to SAID meeting, what
action should be takenon the subject.
On motion adjourned to o'clock, P. NJ
o'clock, P. M.
The meeting assembled and was called to order by
the Chairman, pursuant to adjournment, when the
committee by Mr. Barlow, submitted the following
preamble and resolutions:
Whereas your committee fully believe that there is
much more feasible route for Railroad through the
county of franklin than the one through Che Village
of st. Adams whereby the public would be much
better accommodated and which would bemuch more
profitable to the stockholders, would recommend the
passing of the following resolutions:
Resolved, That committee, consisting OF one from
each town interested, be appointed to nuke prellnl-
nary survey of the several routes which have been
named and make report to another meeting as Is here
in after contemplated.
Resolved That the expenses of sud committee be
paid by the nhlbtnts of the several towns from
which said committee shl be appointed
Resolved, Tint said committee be empowered to
call another meeting at such time and place as they
may think proper.
Resolved, Thlt sud committee be now appointed
from the several towns represented, and thlt the sew
era towns unrepresentedb be requested each, to ap-
point person to act in concert with the committee
appointed by this meeting-which resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
Whereupon, the meeting appointed the following
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-16
1flnrrioncs.

In MiddleseX, on the llth inst, by Rev, A. A. Whit
more e. K. Hand Esq, of Jericho and Mrs. Mary f.
Hoyt of Middlesex.
In this village on the 18th inst by Rev. Eli Ballou
Mr.. George Tucker, and Miss Sphronia Burnham both
of Northield.
In Cornwall on the LIST inst, James NJ Piper, and
Lenora B. Sherwood.
In Stowe, ON the 10Th inst, Alpheus A, Burk, ant
Amira Flanders, of Berlin.
In Rochester, on the Sd ult S. s. Tmkham, ant
Clarisa Richmond,
In Marshfeld, on the goth ult, Byron Russell, ant
Miss Lovina Mason
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-16
VOTES for Council Of CensOrs.


FOR COUNCIL OF CENsORs: LIBERTY TlcErr
II" JaoOr Of e!ecting County officers blythe pEop1r.l
Charles K Williams, Rutland
Oscar L, Sharer, Wilmington
Lyman Raymond, Brdgewater
Orson Skinner, WatsfeId.
Hermon R. Beardsley, ST. Adams.
Daniel Roberts jun, Manchester,
Horatio Needham, Bristol
Asa NJ. Dickey, Topsham.
William II. French, WiiIiston.
Theron Howard, Daaville.
George Putnam, Albany.
Nathan Foster, Stowe
E. Ii. Webb, GuildbqII.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-16
De0t!)s

In Randolph, on the Oath ut, Capt Charles Car
penter
In Marshfeld, March 2, 1913, after distressing i'll
ness of five months, EUMcE C. sweeney, adopted
daughter of Stephen and H. G. PitItin, aged Is years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-16

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-16
4TOICE FROM VERMONT.

Mr. Seth W. Fowle:
Dear Sir hereby certify that pear last June,
uantly attacked with cold and cough with side u-
ac, ind not free from cough during that In De
eember following my cough increased to alarming extent,
that during that winter lost about Tint, five pounds If s and
physicians with whom advised, could give relief II
thought by all that shoul As my good fortune
would have 1t, IN March flJwmg, AFR suH, ing exceedingly
through the winter, heard the beneficial effects Of WIstes
Basam Of Wild Cherry, by way friend WHO had received the
greatest benefit by hr of the article amp induced by him
make trial of myself and words express my obga
tCs to that friend tjr thus recommending this aci1 to me, and
the critical mument he did, for had taken up bo" be-
fore completely cured, aud from th day this have not
been oub with cough can cheartuy recommend To nil
as bong remedy Of value, hoping others be induced to
Try H. and thus become convinced merits and perhaps saved
from tia fatal grasp Of Consumption.
FREEMAN MOVES.
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS the wrapper
nor snn hN s. Z Rcdh M Inl S. X Cnllms. Mnlnrle
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-16
333,46
25706
GQO.45
Total

To this amount we may probably make some add-
tons for the tribes of Indians, also for the emgrants
from the United States who have recently settled in
California. We shall probably not be far out of the
way if we call the population of these vast regions at
present, one hundred thousand.
There is one article in the treaty which is said to
be the principal ground Of hostites onthe part of the
Senators from Texas, 1t provides TINT all grants Of
land in Texas made to British subjects by the MeXi-
can Government prior to the revolution in that State
shall be confirmed Wherever the grants contain the
qualification of occupoton, the treaty enons posses
sion as soon as practicable.
These lands are represented as being among the
richest and most valuable in the county and there
fore will not be abandoned on either side, without a
struggle of no ordinary earnestness. Mr.. Rusk hqs
signifed his intention to move for the striking out of
of this artcle and upon most of the strength Of OPP
position to the treaty will be concentrated.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-16
LIBERATION.

This may certify TINT have this day given TO both my
Horace E. and sonar NJ Kent their time during the remainder Of
their minority and shall therefore clam none OF their earnings
nav any debts of their contracting after this date.
Warren Jan. 81, ls4s t9:3w) HORACE KENT.