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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
Brandreth's Pills.
THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE.

Ladies should use the Brandreth Pills
frequently. They will ensure them from
severe sickness Of the stomach, and, gen.
erally speaking, entirely prevent it. The
Brandrelh Pills are harmless They in.
crease the powers Of life--they do 40, de
press them. Females will 6nd them TO
secure that state of health which every
mother wiahes to enjoy. 10 the cos,ive.
ness so often prevalent at this interesting
period, the Brandfet ti Pills are a safe and
efectual remedy
There is no medicine so safe as,his il
is more easy than castor oil, and is now
generally used by numerous ladies' thorngh Il
their Confinement. DR.. Brandrelh can
refer to man; Of our first physicians who
recommend his Pills To their patients to
to the exclusion OF all other purgaiives.
and the Pills being composed entirely OF
Herbs or Vegetable matter, purify the
blood, aud carry off the corrupt humors Of
he body, in manner 90 simple as to
give every day ease and pleasure.
In order to discriminate between truth,
which s eternal, and conjecture, which Is
like transient vision, we must be guid
ed by the light OF EXPERIENCE To
what does experience direcI To the
FREE USE OF DIR BRANDRFTH'S 5
| PILLS in all cases Of bodily sufering.--
| AS this advice is followed, 80 WILL
THE HEALTH OF THE BODY BE -
| The writer has long asec them aud has
never found them fail of lmparting relief
In all acute disease, let Brandreth's Pills
and mild diet be used, and the patient
will soon he restored TO good heal, In
chronic complaints let the Pills be used
as often as convenient. by which means
the vitality ofthe blood will be improved,
and the crisis will be generally brough,
about; the disease being changed to acute
few days confinement TO the house. ill
change The chronically diseased lndivid-
ual to sound man. This is no figure al
the imaginalion; il can be proved by a
thousand mater of-tact men who have ex
perlenced it. REMEMBER, in all case,
of disease, no matter whether il be cold
or cough whether il be asthma or con
sumption; whether ii be rheumatism OF
plenrisl; whether il be typns or fever and
agne, pr bilious fever; cramp or whooping
cough or measles; whether IL be scarlet
ftveror small pox: that The Pills known
as Rrandreth's Pills will surely do more
than all the medicines of the Drug stores
tor your restoration 10 health, and what
is more i'll surely do you no harm.
OJ All person should carefully pur
chase BRANDREriI'S PILLS, onl, Of
the regularly appointed Agents. They
would thus insure themselves the genuine
article; otherwise they may often lig lat
up a Counterfeit article. he careful
BIZ CAREFUL OF CoUNTERFElTs.
How to avoid ihem:- Each Agent who
sells the genuine Brandreth Pills, has a
Certificate of Agency, which has been
engraved at vast expense. 1t represents
he Manntactory al Sing Sing,o the banks
Of the Hudson River, and is signed by DR..
Brandreth, and his seal stamped upon the
paper, also fac-simile OF the labels upon
,he boxes. Compare them.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
MARION MIRROR.

This paper is again in the hands Of John R
Knapp, jr. The cause Of Democracy is the
cause of the people, and the press being one
Of the great engines through which it is pre-.
served, advanced and made strong, SO ought
the press to be strengthened by the support
Of the party. We hope the Mirror will be
well supported and do great service in the
cause of Democracy.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
Markets.
New York, April "a, 1916
: Sandusky, April, 23d ls4s.

NEw YoRk, April "a, 1913.
Editor Ohio Stotesman.
The Steamer Acadia brought over
$250,dC0 in gold
10 London, u. S. Treasury notes were
quoted at 98, and U. s. 6 per cent, stocks.
with the coupons attached were at par,
equal, adding difference Of exchange. to
Il0 10 the United States.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
BIZ CAREFUL OF CoUNTERFElTs
A G. Il N t q .

d. & w. Ayres, Upper Sandusky, Jos
seph Shorb, Little Sandusky; w. II Jnnes
Il Go. Carey town; H. Erect, McCuiche
vile; f. Bloom, Mexico; Henry shooman.
Crawford tp.; Joseph Shilling, Burling-
ton.
Upper Sandusky, Jan. -, lS47- l4-3l
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
Asa Tharp's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the sub.
~ scriber has been appointed and quail
fed as Administrator on the estate of Asa
Tharp, late Of Wvandot county. deceased
Dated al Uprer Sanduskv. this 26lh day
Of April, A. ID. 1848 -29-3t.
SAMUEL RIGGONS.
.4GminisirntOr,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
A SENSIBLE CHANGE.

1t will be remembered, that short time
ago, man protesting Democracy went over
to the Wings for tow nship Office, and ther
failed to get it. Well now another change
has taken place, not for Office, but from prin-
ciple. Moses Yotter declares he will here
after vote the Democratic ticket, whch vote
win balance that Of one Anthony Yuncker's
The following note was sent us by Mr.. Voter
for publication, and we give it a place in our
columns to show the Wings that they gained
but little in getting the man they drew over
by great promises:
For the Democratic Pioneer.
Mr.. GiLEs:
Dear Sr:--l wish you to publish TO the
world, the fact that have upon mature delib-
GRAFTON, come to the full conclusion to renounce
Whiggery, and to array myself on the side of
Democracy and equal rights. have always
heretofore, (sinee have been a voter,) voted
the whig ticket; the last vote | gave was
full whig ticket, at our corporation election
on the 18th inst. The hostility of the wings
to the prosecution of the Mexican war-there
love of the rotten rag currency, and of incor-
porated privileges have brought me to the
stand now take. Yours truly.
MOSES VOTER.
Upyer Sandusky, April, 23d I84S.
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the rule Of Interpretation, by which the
lconstitution uf Ohio, the sacred ci.arte,
III our libsrlles 10 To be nnle,s,uoa; ol
will sou arise in your might aud hnrl from
power those who, clothed with a hui.
brief authority, would, for the sake o,
|perpetuating that power, set al naugh,
'ime honored precedenis--treat the COZ.
|stitnton as an obsolete idea, and mak,
he very name Of legislation a .byworl
aud q reproach.'
From all parts Of the State we have {
ready response to the above interrogator,
|--already have the people spoken in Ian
|g0sge mol to be misun ierstood--the car
For State Convention, is made with sin
|gular unaoimity upon the State Contra
|Committee.
Acting from sense propriety and il
obedience to the general expression o
he public will, we therefore call a Con
Gyention Of the people of ,he Slate of Ohio
to meet in Columbus on Wednesday til,
enlh of May next. to determine uI
N snch'measures as may be deemed ad
sisable TO meet the exigences Of the time
--and we would urge upon all, who al,
opposed TO the usurp,tiuos oil the msjorl,,
of the late Legislature to be fully repre-
sented in the Convention.
l.. GALE,
J, RElNHARD,
5. ID. PRESTON,
b. THURNHILL,
HENRY ROEDTER,
WM. HAM KlNS,
J. WALTON.
Democratic Slate Central Committee.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
New YoRK, April 25.

NEW loRk, April 80.
Editor Ohio Staiesman:
FLnuR-Geuesee, good, S5 25 per hbl
Prime, $6 37i per bbi-; " estern, SO I3a
per bbl.
wHEAr-Ohio, ST. 36s1 81 per boshel;
Prime White, 81 4Os1 AZ per bushel.--
There is n good demand for Wheat.
CoRS--PrIme Yellow, So 53c. per bush
ell.
PoRx - Western Mess, No. 1, SO 81.
per bbi.
LARD--Western, 6lc per ID.
Hans -Western cnred &c. per II. best
baltimore cured, 5ia5t per ID. Should.
en, Baltimore cured, IN bulk, &c. per ID.
New ORLEAxs, April q.
Editor Ohio Sfatesmaa:
SueAR--;i,3 SAC. per Unmarked quiet.
MoLAssEs--2oc. per gallsn-tesdiug
downward.
CINCINNATI. Tuesday, April 25.
Ediior Ohio SfaiesmaR:
fLoUR--Sales Of 3 o bbis at a 2j per
bbi-r There are more seilc.s tbsa b1pers
The Graip markst 70 vt,kont change.
Msrtse gspsrsii, are dsfi. 70
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
FOR PRESIDENT,
General Lewis Cass,
Sa6jeci 10 ihe Decision Of National Con
yenti0n.
For Governor Of Ohio.

N"""I- tut UOVSlIlUT UI OHtUs
JOHN B. WELLER, Of Butler county,
" no has been 10 the war and is favorable
to its speedy prosecution and termination on
Terms satisfactory to the american people.
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Democratic Slate Central Committee
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-24
South End Market, Reopened.
An entire new stock of Goods.

TINE subscriber would inform his friends and pat-
rons, that he has reopened his stand on Water st
Near South st where he will continue carry the
w. /, Goods, Grocery and Provision business. Ten-
dering his sincere thanks 10 the Public for the liberal
share O! patronage which he has heretofore received
he trusts that by close attention To his busiRess and
good usage 10 his patrons 10 merit liberal share OF
public patronage, as his stock is entirely and OF
the best qnay-conststing of Teas, Sugars, Mela.sss
Oil, Rice Coffee, Flnu Meal, Beef Pork, Lard Ham,
Cheese, &c, together with good assortment Of Gro.
ceries and Fresh Provisions all Of which will be ssla
at the lowest Cash Prices.
April 10. j. g. DUNN.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-24

some ou,,sa.,o- s,le,pi "a. .'. collect my sma
T nan' which / cannot pay un. esInIoMAs BOWLES
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-24
Notice,

Bath. March Sd, leAe
1LLHK, and Heavy %
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FlOnH.
Marine Insurance /!

THE Subscriber having received the Agency of the
CAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY,
N. j., (Chaered 1922 for the City of Portland and
ing $4,000 any one risk, on vessels, cargoes and
freights, favorable terms other Institutions.
Losses sustained will be promptly and honorably ad-
justed, and paid in money cnrrent Mt the Banks in
this city within thirty days after proof of the loss and
adjustment and in of dispute in the settlement
of claims, the company vii abide the decisions of the
Courts of tbs State of Maine.
CALEB S. CARTER, Agent,
d Exchange ST.
Portland Dee. 90, l847 7Sd49
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-22
E!iiIIdl3 i3;!![l1|

EthIDADELltiA MEDICAL HOuSE-Esiaplished
4 ID years ago, by DR. kINKEl.iN. The oldest
snrest and best hand e all forms of diseases
diseases of the skin and solitary habits of youth DIR
hlNkELlN, N. w. corner of Third and Union sis
between Spruce and Pine, u squares from the Ex-
change.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Youth who nave injured themselves by a certain
practice INDUCED ina habit frequently learned from
evil companions at schoo-the effects Of which are
nightly felt, even when asleep, and destroy both mind
and body, should apply immediately Weakness and
constitutional debility immediately cured and full ylsor
restored All letters post paid.
YOUNG MEN
II you value your life your health, remember the
delay of a month, nay, even week, may prove your
ruin, both of body and mind. Hence let false mod
esty deter you from making your known 10 who
from education and responsibility, alone hefr lend
you. He who places himself under Dr. kinkeln's I. Eat
ment, may rellgiousy oundde his honor as Q, allie
man, and in whose bosom III be forever locked the Sc
cret OF the patient.
Too many think they will hug the secret to their own
hearts ant cure themselves Alas low often in this
fatal delusion, and how many promisng young man.
who might have been an ornament TO society, has faded
from the earth
COUNTRY INVALIDS,
finding II announcement TO make personal appcation
can b. ding their explicitly, together with all
their symptoms. (per letter post paid forwarded
10 them chest containing DR.. KS medicines appropri.
aIed accordingly.
Packages OF Medicines forwarded any part of the
United states at a moments notice,
ii y Pest paid letters, addressed 10 DIR KlNKLLIN.
Philadelphia. viii he promtly attended 10.
see advertisement IN the spirit of the Times, Pha.
deiphia. Nov 26-ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-22
MOTHERSl MOTHERS !

IA GUILD you havei Will you possess eiIectua re
w medy against the awful ravages that is ~
made by that fell destroyer of the Infant race
II so we Ia you confidentially with the Blessing
Lord attending the application, that II will in no
at taken according 10 The directions fail 10 remove
from the stomach OF the little sufferer aud restore
II to Nth. our worm syrup made entirely ofyegeta
hles efore harmless Fathers Mothers. Guard aus
to the Parenless and all who have the Of children
delay not, hut hasten aud get bottle of Hobeusack s
worm syrup at the corner of end and coates SITS Pha
or of their numerous agents throughout the United
States.
Come provethe truth of what we say,
To Coates and Second haste away;
There's syrup that dos seXpeil
Worms, An. who can lis virtues tell
Its mild and gentle, yet its sure,
Mothers, II will your children cure,
Then YOU. will you. Vet refuse,
THIS best of medicines 10 use
Prepared only By a g : Eobensack second and
coates SITS Pha, aud Tor sale by of the respeeia
bic Druggists and store keepers tie United states
fIce - cts per hotlie. sep 10
% James Baker, Jepson and L A A Wait agents
Wheeling, Va. David fa-ks q Co. agents Martensvile
Ohio, James A. Gray q Co agents. Bridgeport Ohio
JosL hoBEssAck. wholssae agent, MaIIInsv He, Ohio
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-22
rEH0gEs7GlDs
or Pills. !NtEHNtL or f$TttNAss' fhN"H'
NENgfA "a hLD "a
DR. l'phan'> Neeei bic E!eciiaFy,

Aa L,.rrst E,u,aa. ,siisi. " asfa &C.
eayd.re a. f.ytci:nHs, ii cure Iof
IG .- ctGr9Nffff
FYNrIuNr OF TUE p'sEtsE.
comu.H tous-I zee ~ 600. affection o. Ainh nl
fenssr as 90 tearus s0s.u sensation, IS 10 Is taWlafN
called. ias - also beat aHstou aud tnrabfng iH TIE
uaf vars iz tsa lef4ie degree ni these -nu~hiians
90 o. n-t ts-,uistnE ssieiEa these are caused nv
the s.a.t r ut Elt To- Tie paris. Sometimes TIE ~
rrr rIsf af tl, i'vui pfotudc- every evacuation
tstnt.l What called ffuiaI falling of iht bow
els ths % te effect Of long continued irritation AVID
eaturs- that organ IN some instances tne patient
rxo,r lass- palma, wnfr ndeserhsle an
sleiy ser au evacuation add continue nom thirty mir
several hours these sensations very annoy
sus sometimes very Distressing This disease whe'
of lua continuance, = attended ~ pain ami weakness
other organs in Tie vicinity. pain and numhnes ~ IT,
legs and feet sense Of sratne.s aiOut the chest an
uuua turS uuess IN The stomnal vsccfs accompsnie'
with papItston OF the heart and oppression ludIvid
uais experience. previous TO attack ot tht
PIes mpt1ns denoing great arrangement ~ the cir
culaiiau there sense Of weight and pressure in IL;
abdomen. with peculiar FEELING Of ureasiness 10 the
bowels eauSaiou Of pernTum. attended with pain in
the bach and oins nausea. aud slight pains ~ the son-
ach pale couuteusnce. confused .euaons IN The head,
wearine@s and irritable ana discontinued state OF The
mud and 81 uluesS aud apprsss IN the reg
the stomach. the circulation the surface - fee
lie, and the current OF blood determined inward and
downWards,
ron ALL oF 1nv Arcvr ntsuNsrs sSp CoNFLAtsrz,
DR UPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTuARY,
CURES EgFFC4r Any. AN rHEEgFoRE PREVENTS FILES.
READ THE TESTIMONY,
Hudsnn, Decent er II, 1876.
GEsrs.-i have used nr phan's Vegetable Pile Elec
tuary which purchased Of you aud hnd u Of The
hest Incidence ia for ise Plies and also for all bill
affections. arising from an impure slate Of the sys
EN-. Yours, COLE, Marble Dealer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-22
REMARKABLE CURE OF FILES THIRTY
YEARS STANDING -
Mount W ashlngton, Berkshire Co, (Nass.O


Nessrs. W yatt & Ketchanl-Geus: For ihirty years
have been afflicted with piles general debility, and in
hanatiOu causing tumours and prolapsus of the how
els, and which had resisted all the medical treatment
Dr Chapman and others could The last three
of that time NY sutcrnss defy description
dUed bed unable to help self and last up
by my physicians and friend despair OF gaining
my health IA fact for three DAYS before commenced
nsimg DR. Upham's Eectuaryi was entirely specifies
and my burial clothes were made But under Provi.
deuce and the of DR. Upham's Electuary though
OLD MAN have the pleasure of stating tne 10 the
public that my health Is now good, and hope 10 i've
many years If lis Gods WILL 10 make known the viz.
tues of Doctor Uphams Eleciuary, aud to recommend
II to my afflicted fellow atures. II helped beyond
the expectations Of all that knew my case and ! can
only Others that II my opinion, the best
dIcne III the world for Piles any other disease of the
howeis; and If they VIII use il according TO the direc
tons, VIII myself warrant a cure in every case.
Yours, with the utmost expression of thanklulness,
CORNELIUS SPUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-22
NENI VJDj NJC1

nR ALIENS VEGETABLE COMPOUND, for the
~ cure of Dyspepsia, LIVER COMPLAINT, NER.
VOUS DEBILITY, BILIOUS AFFECTIONS, &c &C.
This medicine is offered TO the public under the
that there is article in existence having
ger claims to their consideration BENG compounded
by regular GRADUATE OF JEFFERSON col
LEGE, Philadelphia, and practising Physician of
twenty years standing in Philadelphia, his long expert
Las confirmed him in the opinion that compound
ed medicn required prevent and remedy the de-
Utilization produced by residing i'll low MIASMATIC
CLIMATES. and 10 counteract the prostratne nfuen-
ces of the many nervous disorders with which the hui
man family are afflicted.
DIR. ALLEN is well known Physician, and has
WEARS with the most astonishing effect having tested
nopaIies in above five thousand ,.comren.
daton from Physicians of eminent standing than has
been bestowed on this. Read the following:
The late DR.. GEORGE MCCLELLAN, of PbiIadel
phh, pronounced il one of the BEST TONIC prepara.
ions he had ever used and recommended it strong in
cases OF Dyspepsia Nervous Debility. etc.
The following is an extract OF a letter from
DR.. ROBERT AGNEw,
an eminent Physician of Lancaster county Pa.
DIR ALLEN-DEAR SHIT is with great pleasure
that inform you of the success attending your Medi.
cine, while employed inmy practice. | FIRMLY believe
that IN eight cases out OF ten the Dyspeptc may by The
use of your Medicine rid himself OF this in the
pathway of life. Not only in Dyspeptic cases. but in
all cases OF constipation and diseases depending on
dcbltaied state of the nervous system, together with
torpid state of The Bowels will your ELIAIR be of ines.
tInabe value"
The next is letter from
]. A. CLEVELAND,
celebrated Physician and DR., ggst of Charleston s. c.
given III his own words at length.
Charleston, april 10, lS47.
DIR. 6 w ALLEN-DEAR SIR--lt is with great salts.
faction take this opportunity of adding my experience
IN the sale and prescribing oyeur Vegetable Compound
Tor The cure OF Dysleps within tile last eighteen
months, IN more than Que hundred of the most
obstinate nature, many OF them being Dysfepic of from
10 fteen wears standing, and had eed every treatment
andcmaie, at last Yielded and were entirely CURED
ny few bottles OF yoHr invaluable conpOund never
had Medicine in my store hich has given such UNI,
versai satisfaction and made many perfect cures
can say, IN instances where it has been taken for
dyspepsia, that has ever failcdto effect cure.
Respectfully, yours, &c.
DIR. j. A. CLEVELAND,
Druggist and Chemist.
A Cory 200 King street, Charleston 5. c.
The above Medicine he had James Baker Vince |
ing, Va, A. n Williams. Farkershurg, Va j. q L |
>eakrl Cincinnati, OHIO, y Falnesteck Pittsburgh |
md of Druggists generally.
\ LEN & WARD,
Nov II Pr0priet0rS PhHa.
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.cz..t.....-....... - "A. .H. .-H.-r - -uE4I -
.sfGt.EIstE .. ..4. ' H. .''rs iau-i as 4i's ~
70 u gree -..s... u.
..Nf<gNIIs t.. i.H-iN -I' utne-s rs..t ~
'el.aa i,a.I ..H--. @7 HH E- -.u t., wee " ~
hen Snow. -i. .. l0.1 .. tlt a.r tafI 4" I'D 10 pa-i
80. std. d.. ... ..... q Ind. Gal. r,..H....
Dol sous q. 80 .VEH ruWuHeE.
Tho. H1. r,tga' rssit''y VOC gu those Oh
,fnsta,. .rtl l.. 4ni ulse Which elt pr.Glerd IS
ole. at Hft ..er eiircs ~ '-farr s very ottei'
ir #r.tIaff aaU-. HsHr uf 600 worst cases ~ u-
satisu size .-s af fatal diseases 1t thf tutust ~
virlHaf ets. No. f." ilHaa. inducing Consumption
tISe t- tH.. rDrsdetaaea jlat ;His disc stoad
rsusat-fta sra .h- sI o. is rammenccwsnt. before
tterH,i st.a 90 aauatH- at-s. 90 nefumpiisb tnis,
ihes feHe.r on nrtid 1r puru7Ht matter O. n paf@ az
fectet, tf r..aH.,rg ftsr easy aud uatua a--afet
fro fHr rarci nF or-tfucfgd uft1uB. aud r.sfif Tee
tty srefG-. as tao glands and Esiu5alei. re-aIin
OF She very Hps gsulr. Ire rr lult iu- tH hs r'-r
aud hU rtHDf tNe ecerce- w.ch appear iH e Hasa' Ga
vit,cs, tuay ars srguitrIF prompt aud eHe'l'r W y"
iug Headache ami giving great leiicf J" s fA~ts li
sug FROM Code sine he~d, ava from deier
ninaion Of mool tv tHe braun aud other sl"i"i s"ec
tious
This Ia one othe must tiua 81 Of eIIHief ift"ehis ny
being spplld tHa pltt a.ot'td 90 tr't- ehtf s''
chronic pens H tr =t#H tui et', ad '
the throat or Bronchitis cufe- aeliuess or o"le~s OF
hearing aud is .ut u e t,st remedies ioi al diseases
of the SHINE utta ai t4f head 81 uralu.
All these Nest..ut- gui up under H. heseh lIh
mediate supl ni. 'nd have Die 'Nt"tsS @u Wl.t,1'
signature alet 10 even 1A. package rhal hot
sc 10 ur.gefl lIr puIt iIuu being tWpostd upon ~
spurious narslT. t7HHtcrirlts OF saFteftliuus arr
eics and ts public arc rrehy cautioned against IA -
a. have % is keuu-- and written signature oh each OF
the above named remedies.
FOR Hft!er particulars respecting nr. Bcechs BOOK
& Incidence sen Pamphlet which may be obtained Era-
Torssls by James naser. Wheeling, Va aud James
Burnley. q labtfhtown, Va, oe' -.
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con QUINCY FOUNDRY,
CORNER Of MAIN & QUINCY STR ETS
WHEELING, VA.
HAMILTON. SANDS a. 60.

~ dfcHOHSt NO. {, VI HrOe Street
THE subscribers prepared to make and Keen ron
slanY on hand al the dsove establishments ali nds
o. castings, COOKING. Franklin, Balloon and Cannon
Stoves OF all sizes and patterns; Hoilowware WAGON
hokes Plough Castings Crates, Flat Irons sugar and
W ash Kettles. &c. complete assortment We have
ust received some splendid patterns for Parlor Crates
the heaiei ever brought 10 this city Persons who m
ene hulsing ara peciuily requested examine them
peofe purchasing any other kind. Wehave a large lot
Oh patterns Tor Mil gearing the hesi The place which
We VIM make TO order at the lowest rates. also rhresh
aug Machine Castings. We viii also continue 10 mann.
seln the ierent kinds of Ploushs complete used IN
h section OF country ana warranted equal 10 any made
~ 'He western country. We viii warrant all our east
ss ana othet work done establish eni and a.
cheap a. can lie made IA Pittsburgh Cincinnsti ar 80
olet 's'eNlshheh IA Tins city. Persons wishing 10
~ ~ le ''' our line viii please give us ca
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