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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-30
CHARLES +. HENDRY,
Commission and Forwarding
niGRCli


B-k{r HOLES ALE dealers in Lea.
~ " lherHr!cs raun,rs OH, Wool,
'.-- "a Sc Refers 10 the Merchants Of 81
Louis. The subscriber would respectfully tender hl-
services 10 his friends aud the public us u Grncu
Forwarding alI Commission Merchant, and solcits
cou-.gnWcIt- OF Tobacco, Hemp, Bacon Hides,
Lr.i, Ialow, Ghu Of al. kind. rurs and Petries,
etc., etc Having been established IN the city, for the
last thirteen yrals gives Inc the advantage OF being
wal, acquainted with those who purchase Mychal,
g,s wI. be- .ow any other ,cgIay and response
Die house ln JHr city, and all unnecessary expenses
"Ii be- carefully avoided IN al cases wiIlalso pur-
chase ior =. per cent commission, when the money
furnished Groceries. Liquors ota,i kinds Cotton
lam, Satj.,ry iiawwnrc, and other Hardware
Lluc"ey NHgc, Stationery, Boots and Shoes etc
a Of winch w.. have pat up 30 good packages, and
apprd ~ good oaprat The very lowest rates oirc!gh
Al, goods con gael lo ur, 10 ac Forwarded, vii
I#o receive any p"zo1a. au prompt attention; and
atIr wl. be- u.rn tAnl g.o4 a'.t. and ,ow i.eithls
ssh. be- ub'7iI.I u l0.s....
The high. be- p..- VIII he paid, IN cash for
...a- aud "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-30
Gblca9o l0psrtisrmcnt5.
Chicago Book Store,

a. III. & {. B U r l. L Y,
(Latc Gale q Coz
Publishers, Boo sellers, * Stationers,
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
raul sulanc Is 40,

lG ciiARrEGs srHltr,
Nrw oHlr,Ns.
OFFERS al Wholesale or Retail, iur cash or
Uapproyed paper large assortment Of
To- + II NG.
Az eompeti,ion is the lite Of business, We invite
,uyrn to ''drop IN before they make all their
puIclAs"s.
May loom
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
] lIn my inland. ynlnnlanlY.

jim my ltirnds voluntarily.
have SAID was upI party candidate, nor am
~ that Strengthened aud seelarihn sens. whieh
would prevent my bring the President o the whale
proplr, IN case # my rl,elon did nat frrafI
mysrlius one brlorr the convention MT. aud that
hoiN did NJ, seek 10 rHkr me Il ltrhi ffum Khtl
was hry did moi irllrl mr dawn To series
"i pledges which Nrfr 10 h- dn IRON rule ni aelian
IN all ahd m drsplr of alt. the contingencies that
mrhI arise IN the cours" of presidential term.
dm mol engaged To lay viHirnt hauds iu,Iscfinin.
airl, upau puhIir oiilgris, good or bad who my
diist 10 upiniun with nr I lm not expected Ia
lafe Iungrss, 10y the coercion nfthe vrln, Ia pass
laws 10 suil me- ~ pass uunr, TINS is Whai liurau
by nul bring ptrty caudidatr. Aud understand
'Ai. Is good Wing d,ctnur-i would not hr a Haf.
i.sH l'frsdrnl aud hence should Hul be a party
oauildt's IN the srusc that waud make aue.==
This Is th, sum sgd su,.-' lure ofmaauna. and thia
is The pufpot NJ ii- facts aud c,feunslanesslsti
ing my nomInslion, whrn considered ~ then Hons
necllon with, aud dependence upon, ohe anatifff
frlrt all prrsons, who arc auAiaas ~ the sub.
lrri to ihis statement for the proper understand.
lag Of my position towards hn Presidency aud The
prpplr. IL II not inirllgble, cannot make il
50, and shall cease 10 aitempt H.
In taking leave Of the subject have only 10
add that my two letters 10 You embrace all tie
topic, drsign Ia speak n prndmg tins CANVAS
II am elected, shall do all that an Iahesi ssal
may effect TO cement the bonds Of or tuan aud
establish the happiness Of my eouniymeu upon an
enduring bass.
z TAYLOR
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
PLANTERS HOTEL.
NEW ORLEANS.

'iE tnpHelor of this establishment beg I-.v.
L TO inform ihs public that they stil eonl,sae 4,
aeemnniedit" all who are disposed 10 f,yot lbsm
with Then patronage. Their honss has befn
thoroughly orausrd aud rriil,, d. and their n able.
they venture TO assert. ia unairpasssl bv .n,
olter "a the city. The Planters Hotel is an
old aud well known establishment, situated in
anal street, nraf The corner Of Camp street III,
most business lloroughfarc IN the whole CITY, and
the ffnpnrior ilalicr themselves that a ,nors
agreeable and pleasant residence could fol bs
procured by travellers during their saiautn hen,
than y offered al ih.s establishment.
They hay" lra,cd the lurFe new hotel f...n,l,
erected by Nc jacob Ilmnderoe. sdiojnil,p m.
hh'Ee establishment. which they have apslsd in
ehnneolian with Il, exclusively Tor lhr necrumo.
dainn Of families. anl have fitted Il up aud faf..
'shri Il ~ a aylc unequard by any hmily mt.
mrnis Ia the wiiulc southern eannir, IL ,l.,,
pad II ilrif establishment. they Haald esp. .llv
Invite The attention Of families travelling Il Ftu,b
or "ealns Ia The city. their prices vii b. lp,,.,
than those ehartrd at any establishment is m.
saaii hasing similar accommodations. To ~
ihrFei"rc, gho arr dsposrd to b. mals rsaifon,ll.
At moderate pficc, they would rcspeeilnll, seeiI
them immediately on their arrival. ia ina,,;,. -
the Planters Uotc'.
YOUNG & CHANDLER.
PIoIfidlf.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

ALI RiGur Now.-'ihe opposition to
Taylor and Fillmore that existed amon.s
the Wings ia this cily in consequence OF
their disappointment about MI Clay, /,
all hushed. They eisrye,conce wcatoH
at the Park, and at the Broadway House.
We knew that the sound, clear heads of
the young Wings here would get the
command Of thcirwarm hearts. Alright
now We have thought necessary to say
thls much, because the Locofoco press all
over the country are trying to make the
most Of the little emeuteS we have had
here. We shall be disappointed if New
York city does not give faylor aud Fill.
more 5000 majority and Brooklyn, Viii
lansburg, Jersey and other suburbs in
~ Y Express
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
NEW ORLEANS lirE FOUNDRY
ana Printers DepOi,
80 Il CANAL STREET RON,
orF@lrf rut crsiou nOu.t.

~ II URLEN respectfully anuounrrs lo
/. rubi.Ii.ia aud irntrr. ihai lr has
Established = conpH'i- sud ts,'uANc nIL
iOtAbRi u uuls city.
boa l..rua ol tbs faundg was c'i 10
efdrf uA Naiklu,u ol loug riIrh'rrt, "ud "s no
,nprusr w.s sylfrd Geo gbtam iUr hHudsuH' %
is,t,. aud to p-fIryt ui-m un rytY rsFci ih'
a..,ttoa is yrniur-d that 1t Nu be- found iIir
bsud.prn..t 4 ~ th- tuH'u States
A.s. a very hsud,. mr ,s.ounrm oi Flower,
COMBINATION BluIrt.. su. Jup L,tl. oi iici irsi
u,Ir, tu vluaH TIE airuiuu 1t lfWrr s So.
tcfi,d. lr.urr l,ufCh.'iug ,iHrwh'tr NJ mIo.'s
manufactured At ihi. ivunury HiuN b. " q niH
t,nsi equal 81 nui superior tu sul uHuuH'iur u
al The Moth; and ,hrl wll br luinshr' al
New lmk puuys, the pfupurl'r ol ihi' ~" enter
pf,.r ifu,is 10 uvrt with uur ,ucuufar' mrnt,
The suhicnlrf Is H'su Ag"M lpr The sale NJ
Napier, ~ aslIn ton and Smnh irrstH, winch,
iostih,f wuh Cha-t-, Casrs, Composing Sticks.
Furniture. GtilrNs, lu tug Lab col ull c'.uis, ~
GLIDING rgrN article 10 Ihr Prwlug hu'.n'ss, k'h
constantly uu hand at moderate mirs
II'lhc propririur- "l Newspaper WHO viii puh
Iish this advertisement 10 uu the, aud s'ud ID
pap,r to the foundry weekly, vii b. pdd Tor the
ads dstiurnl b, purchasing IA uin's ihr amouni
of advertisement; bdl 10 ilpr ..
II. II GREEN.
Opposite tie Cutiumhuusc.
Il Proprietor. Of news nrrn., Whu have pub
ltsI,d the aa,crisrmrui ol GaLgNg \ Go, val
please su,prna IL, aud mseil the above.
. may 10, loIs'22
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
y EW ORLEANS
BOOK DEPOSITORY,
No. 40 CAMP srRgEn.

CONSTANTLY on hand, at The aboy. .,te,
" Ihlineni. general assortment Of Books q,
every description aud particularly school Books.
such ~ are mostly used IN the south and sonlb'
west Also, Metird and Miscellaneous Rooi,
embracing the best slandir author. as we'll AZ
ilie publications Of every kind. Country ner.
chants aud teachers will find at all times M abov.
He best assorted stock Of every kind of school
"quisllrs lu the southern, country Blank Boots
lnd Stationery o. all kinds suitable for country
trade at the '9oed prizes
; MoODALL, Bookseller and statioper.
S--om. No. 10 Camp street.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
z TAYLOR
To Capt J. $ ALLISON.

Prs' gty.Ni,- rdilut. Of the philidrlpha
North American ar- very conidsni ofthat sla,ris
guins for G'nrri raylof IA November. Thy
sprak asiolloNs ia their last uuubgf, and hack
their oSn opinions by scors OF letters from all
parts ofiir state:
Numbrs of the str.wdesi pol licans in al pafl.
Il ihs Si'lr. and uf 81 parties Ia the State have
rspr,sed 10 us their eonsieiiun that Ten. Iasiai
wtl sreufr Tho electoral vote. and We knaw iuai
ava ~ cur oNu political itiruds thu esuiilrnss IA
liIs sueor,s j. fim aud univrnal. ouFuwn h.ff
ioundrd upon extensive correspondence aud PIT.
slna Intercourse with we'll informed mfn IN al
quarters. s TINT il proper rssttiuns are mads==ii
thorough organization effected tie peupIs
afr arnns-d TO ilr ncc-ssily ofaiirndnr the lail.
we shall sa,iy heih the october aud thr NasemH
bet cl' elton. by handsome msiafiiiss Ns daual
riprs. this opinian lightly noT hastily W havs
eariulIy rNaminrd TN Whole ground, aud rsi.msl#
ed the probabilities on both sides Of llie quesiin
aud We hfc SUR that s-nsrl.ss apathy af over
wrening ASSURANCE will alone prevent out Triumph
rh- farmer Il ds h.. efsnafirs oseIhufdsned
si'h rful,. for which lh~fs Is nn adeqnatr d-nisnai
The iure.s aud furnace. sink uudrr thr eilfel d
fniuous composition lru,n ahnaad; the mi.oWnefs
shut down their yates; operatives are Wtlaul am
p'uymsni, or are compelled TO lslof al greatly re-
,iuerd rates. aud the vulunlrvn have frtufurd
if"n M. var. 10 rsrcfsir thssr wiio sent them Ia
Ia fofriun countrcs, whrrr ihrir comrades starved
aud scksHrd sud died. aud framwhicii they have
come back 10 6nd their small piiiancr made Siil
snsil'f hy the quihbies aud incks Of roveuHnrnt
which ihuks Of nulhng hui the accomplishment
pl ils ava uuWnhhy fnds, aud ears moi hy what
nrans of II whose Gust those rnds are accomplish.
d
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

"ALL SET The Wing electoral ticke;
for this State, is now complete. and soon
the whips will begin to crack in good
earnest We never saw a prospect Tor a
more "boautiiul Gght.' Il IS cxhilarat.
ing to contemplate 1t! Jones is oil alter
Aaron, and Will presently be down upon
him like "a thousand OF bnck." Gentry
is by this time probably laundering and
lightning in the extreme Eas, end Of the
State. Henry, in iow days. viii be in
the ield. sweeping ali things before him
by his manly aud thrilling appeals to the
hearts aud the understandings OF his
auditors while the respective District
electors, sub-cIrctors. aud gallant yolun.
teer speakers throughout the State, from
johnson to Shelby will be seen bearing
down upon their antagonists with powe.
that nothing can resist. Truly. goodly
sight will II be to see the collisions, and
the maulings and the overthrows which
are destined to take place in this contest.
Fun a plcnly there will be, too. Fun
for Whigs, but for the Losgs shame, NOR.
tllieatlon aud defeat ThatS lust the
way u ioiH 6c-Ntsh Wig.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

TESTIMONY nP F,rnga McELRov.--The late
Father Anthony Rcy,' and Father McElroy,
now pastor Of the Edmcull street, Catholic Church,
IN Boston, were appointed chnpans in the army,
under. Cen Taylor, in lSi6, The editor Of the
Albany Evening Journal 'rhnrlow Weed Esq.
In a recent visit 10 Boston. called on Father Nc
Elfoy, and obnurd from him the following CHAR
hcirr ol Gen. Taylor Nh Wcrd says
We called few evenings since, when in Bos
ton. upon the venerable Father McElroy, one nl
General raylor's chHpliins, who Il now pastor
Of church IN E'ncoii street, aud rho Is e0iicss
,dly among fic mast enlightened aud der9fed
piii1atiroprsf, of the Usioa. NJ isrS aoar Gen
Tayior hrough biS most 'rbiqg 'rsHf'H HtH
co lie confirms. In The musi emphatic lsnfnage
all the highly favorable opinions We badpreyiou'ly
heard expressed by distinguished officers WIN
had served long and rcpmub'y with him
Father NJ Eiroy says that Gen. iaylori'G hWg
grcat and good man. Courage, guided by prn-
den, onud Justice, tempered with humanity, are,
with Grn Taylor, prominent charnclrrslrs-
Temperance and simplicity nj habii and manner
mark hi. intercourse with society. Integrity and
patriotism stand out boldly in all his oifcial acts.
In word, Father McElmy expresses his eonrie-
fi,n that Gen. Taylor IN the elem nts that inrm
his character, and the motives and objects which
prompt and guide him. bears a strong and marked
resemblance to Washington.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,
NO 20 CAMP STREET.

Nv ~ VAhlP STREET,
Ntuse,rItaus
'iih subscriber has on hand lsrrs an y..
u rtai assortment of almost every aftifls ia
the Upholstery wny, which, on account AZ III.
advanced state ol ihr seuson, he afFars Al y.rv l,Y
prices Among the Goods on hand, he ,yeald
enuinera,e
CURTAIN sruFfs:
s'E' s,.,' wsg'sd' aud cotton Damusks, tPi,p,s 81
o"hanei ana muslin white curtains;
plain aud figured mus'ins, &c.
CoRNlcE, POLES, BANDS. 81,
"oodrn' brasT and velvet eofnic,;
brass and wooden poles.
'u.'P, acorn polka" "ann." ane ves',,,
OF other curtain bauds aud pins
TRANSPARENT WINDOW. SHADES
The stock Of lhis article /. az fnli. and =, =,
handsome patterns, ns can be found sny wbs,,-
among which, are Sculpture, Chinese. and oll.,
srenrs, large Golhic., &c
NtSQuiro BARS AND MEETINGS
English bohineii, muslin. linen musqniio bar, ,a,,
ne'iinss' IN great variety aad quralny.
FEATHERS, CuRLED UAlR. DC,
Feathers IN lois of from pound 4, ion oo..a.,
an" eur.rd haIr Of various qualities.
To.elher with lnaiiag, OIL elolb. esrpr,s. r,,,.
mats Table oil cloths, wall paper, "a Iarr. md
handsome n'sohmeni) cords and tassrls, fin,,,
gi"ps, IRE bo1d paper; cotton, worsied. lin,n
anu sHK bordeIings aud bindings; bar.rloll, WIN.
a"w paprf'' nndy made hair or moss mattresses.
bed fnfninrr, Sc So
ls.Ialyanizcd sphlg .iiiire.ses made AZ. o,.,.,
ind Upholstery work executed wiib drsnsscI
, JOSEPH E'fTER.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27


4 ussored stock n
FRENCH PAPER-HIYGIycs,
win suitable DoRofnIAa' for cpeh--among which
God and Velvet Papers aud Borders;
Gold Papers ond lordcn;
scene Papers double aud single width;
B'd Top PuPcrs and llopers, do;
n' Saun' tngn1'd' nnd Common Papers.
Window Papcp, feet wide;
iguigd screen iaprn and Borders;
which hr j. selluy as loa az French Pnuer, can
be sold IN New oFisaus lie has also AaEs,c.y
PArtss, which he offers iopsr than they can 5,
purchased clsrwherc! "
Cal in--iearn prices and buy II they suit YOU;
u not there l. "nollhg charged Tor a show
~ fdp'fs hung to ORDER aud warranted I &, sfi,L
may 1929
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

The loeoiocos, who are 80 grrai disturbed b..
cause Gen Taylof rroolsims " in'eniirn, Il clrc'
Ted. 10 be- ihr "Prr-idrni oi inas hole enunri Hnf
moi uf pdIiy m"frly." nr- adsistd ioread, p1ndrT
lud iuwardly d get iir ipliueinri
Eumct Of q l,i'tf wriien hy Gen, JfrkSnn. Ne
yenihrf .. l-2b Ia Jamrs Moafor, Pn sidrni o.
The unnrd Siaits
Et'Nilrng dfprid- OF tie selection party auf
party feelings -h1ud h. avoided Now i The tim
tp',teunnair t'st rtsr t-r pffiF arHt Ily
'rlRf ri afic'tfs mosi ror.priIHus inf ihir .fui.
,.Vtlur. ramclN. and lirmu, -, rftouf Is-Ho
- pirfg. yan yi f1 far TO-, II uni -uifrIl 10 ~ ID
ear those feeling. which on fafmrf ocrnsi.ns
'hrrw 80 MANY dsiaci's IN The way of Go,sm.
ln. ~. and, psihlp-, ha," ihr p.rHsitc aud honu'
ul uniting q people hrnlUlow politically dyidrr
Ihr rhiri mlg sifat- nj 4 great and powerful VA
lon .houli nrvrr iudulgr ia pnriy feeling lls con
durl sl'ud hr h'rul aud dsInl'rsst d. alwny.
Ararn nr In mind that hr acis lur The Aher !. MI
~ part NJ ihr community BY Tia. c1uts~ va wi.
- 10 the national character aud acquire lur y0gi
vct name a, mpcushiblr rs monumental mar.
Ne. Go, suit u, pariy IN your choice pufsnr tir
dirlSlcs Of that unrrrnr jude,mrni which hs. ~
long and 80 often h-utitrd uur country. fnd rem
drrrd runsplruous I'hrsc HIr lhr seRli-
mruls OF q freud; and are thr feelings u know
my own heat, ui an undssrmhItd patriot.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

Tur DUrrurscE WHEN Cen. ylor was ad.
yI.'d by lh- AnmnNrsl on Ia retreat from lluyni
Nrla IN MonlrN he scofurd The ady.cr, H. had
lour lo linrnn Ni-ia 10 fight aud not to run away
lie fought and conquered aud thus prevented ihr
hosl.of Santa Anna from avrrrnuiiHg all The itr
riofy wr'sIcJ from The MrNcans sad even TeAus
ITSELF.
When Gen. Cas- u, the Aux Canards bridgr
was Instructed in writing by Gcn. llull that h.
was at lihrly either TO pnfsuc the enemy or 10 fp.
treat according to his own discretion, hc chose TO
frlrrHt lie ran away, when. hy pushing forward
q few miles, no might have taken Maiden williunl
striking blow. The consequence Of hi' running
away was the invasion Of Michigan by the British
urcrH
mlnmay well break password when he has
no Use for il on such occusons lou Jour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22
REV. ss. EagksssAEsas'S
VEGETABLE ANTI BILIOUS
FAMILY Pills

rGyIEY have proved of the greatest heueH in reirv-
- ing and curing estimate dangerous diseases.
where other remedies have failed The worst 81
chronic Dyspepsia. inveterate cosveness indigestion
.aiisu sick headache. ana piles, have heen
entirely cured by them; also liver complaints of long
standing enlargement congestion OF the spleen,
times called Ggue cakeis the sdc bilious fever fever
aud ague in all IFS forms, jaundice, choc or sasm of
the muscular coat Of the stomach diarrlea, sentery
or Loodv lux cholera and lis preuonitOry symptoms.
{of which many hundred have leea cured end
arrangement, nervous debility, droTsica swelling numb
palscy epilepsy, apoiexy, sea sickness, sUnrvy, asth
ma. pleurisy warns in children adults, fits, loose
and rregnlariy ofthe towels by tec1
ing irritation. ievers, whooping cough, scarlet
hives Group. erupIions of the skin, &c.
They mild hut etlectual in their operation upon
the SYSTEM not causing debility or too great eXcitemeis
They perfectly safe and proper to lie taken in
regularity of situation, climate or disease where
tcrstive, cathartic or laxative would prove beneficial
tay conpaa able with every climate and have
found excellent preventives OF the diseases incident
hot Temperatures ard new countries. fever and
bilious affections, &c. they detcrge aud cleanse II
blood caus? free circn latior, open Distractions
promote she secretion II healthy bile They Civ
strength the stomach causing the digest ion be
uIal, vigorous aud healthy.
ETtrdct from u Lctte2 from the Req. Meddt
Muason, Of the Georgia -N,thodist Con.
ference.
scRIvEN Co.. GEORGIA, April 90, 1874
Rev. and Dear Sir: -
The fever and is very prevalent in this State and
your Pills almost certain for il. have rroke'
the disease upon myself with two doses of the pills
am not alone IN this experience. have known many
cine that exactly suits ibis sury climate. Yours sc.
MEnAD NtGNSON. /
For sale by BAsSETT & ROBINSON and JAMEs
AkER, Agents. pr ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

nupla.rt--reuce remedy which viii c'Tetuauy cure
lis FOj NTAlN Of physical malaiirs uust he one of
he greatest Of Dressings TO those ali iecd win It. We
rvr uo hesitation IN saving That thcsc Fills are FNt
EMtNENTIN THE REMEDY over a'l others used for
'cHiae Complaints AN " ho acquainted with
hem know AMI As all who VIII US iAcm viii b. most
ericcty convinced hy the results.
BEfCH'S CATARRH FOWpERS.
These powders an eicctualreWeuy for allthoso oh
trHC'o1- 900 tHC head snd wl7h ave produced hy
~cls'r iityo~ n,Acr ranscS. IS tarru is very "nen
UaNWatIsU of Pee Eyes Of fatal diseases OF thethroat or
wiudpirc. even of the Lungs. inducing Consumption
II rs ct tc highest consequence thar TINS disease should
To- aendCtO aud checked at its cOumeu cement before
itt.rWuaioS iu something worse To accomplish this
there u nothing equal 10 these CATNRRli row bERS
ihey geHovC all morbid puricr matter from parts af
iect"d hy producing ee easy and uaiura discharge
FROM the clo-red Distracted organs and excite heal
thy srcrctious the glands and membranes restoring
their natural tone and action. These Powders one
Of the very Lest remedies used for fopus ~ the nose
and all other cNcosceuccs which appear ia the nasal
viies; They sinculgflv prompt aud elective in
ing Headache, and IN giving great relief in all cases arr
sing from Colds ~ The head, and from excessive deter
minatOn OF blood TO the BRAN. and other similar aztec
lions
IRRITATING PLASTER.
This is one Of the most valuable of Couuterirranfs BY
being applied over the parts affected it relieves acute aud
chronic pains IN the side and Chct. and inflammation of
the tuloat or bronchitis 1t deafness dulnes Of
hearing and is of very hest remedies for all diseases
Of the spine. and of tie head or brain.
AT these Medicines put up under DR.. Beaeh's i'm
mediate supervision, and have his likeness and written
signature attached TO every box package phial bottle,
&c, to prevent the public from being imposed upon by
spurious limitations. couuterteits surepjtous arti-
Giles; AND The public hereby cautioned against pu
chasing an, article "Beachs Medicines, expect such
a. have is likeness and written signature each of
the above named remedies
For further particulars respecting Dr.. Bcach's Book
& Medicines see Pamphlet, which may re obtained ara-
lis al tie agents"
Forsale by James Baker. Wheelinr. Va oct %.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22
E IilITl;Ji3IIHH

EzHIkDELPHlA MEDICAL HOUSE-Estahlisiied
e. Is ears ago by Dr.. klNKEiLN. The oldest,
snrest hand all forms of secret diseases
dseas the skin and solitary habits OF youth DR..
KlNKLIN, N. w. corner of Third and Union SITS,
hetwe Spruce and Pine, " squares from the Ex-
chang -
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yoh who nave injured themselves by certain
practe INDUCED ina habit frequently learned from
evil onpanOns at schooltle effects Of which are
niahr felt even when asleep, and destroy hote mind
and Idv, shnHld apply immediately weakness and
constt ona debility immediately cured, and full visor
res,o,d All letters pest paid.
YOFNu MEN
If al value your life your health, remember the
della, d a month, nay, even week, may prove your
ruin hah of hedy and mind Hence let no false mod
esty etr YOU from making case known TO ono who
an IT, who places himself under Dr. kinken's treat
men bav regiously confde in his honor as gentle
man all in whose bosom viii be forever locked the Sc
cret o1he patient
Toolauy think they will hug the secret tother own
heartslnG cure themselves Alas F! BOW omen III this
fatal dllson aud how many promising young man,
a. M nd IN have beea ornament to society, h's faded
from u earth. ,,,,,,,, ,>,,,,,ns
c,di,. il iuronven lent make personal application,
80 Il ting their case explicitly, together VIVA all
III A,nntonls (per letter post paid have foTwared
70 tba, chest containing Dr. KS medicines appropi
ares OF Medicines forwarded TO any part OF N
Irnit.t S,atcs al a moments notice. , . a.
Tf-T7 pAt usid letters, addressed 10 nk hiNhhL'e'
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