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\ Dying Woman saved ! Con
sumption cured.


Town of BallSon, Saratoga Co, Y. VS..
INA DYKEMAN. being duly sworn, saws: Thai
in the winter Of 1915, the deponent's wife was be-
lieved by her physician and others, 10 be diving
with consumption Of the lungs; and dcroncnt
believing thai 10 re the case, weut TO Nj. John
( Waits store, in the village of Bals,on Spa. 10
purchase cloth for Shroud, and other nccecsa-
rieS, to prepare his wife or burial after she should
die. Deponent iurlhersayS, that Will. he wa in
said vail ,sstore, he was pursuaGed by the Pro-
pTietoI OF BRANT's INDIAN PULMONARY rALsAM'
who was then present. 10 take lote of said
medicne--he remaikinT, that if The diving wo-
man be now past recovery, yet if She be much
oppressed and distressed, tic said medicine
would soohc and relieve he, and make thepillow
of death more cosy. Deponent took the said
medicine hume with him, together with the cloth
he had purchased cfaratuly 10 the anticipated
death his wife. Deponent caused a portion
OF said medicine 10 lie administered TO his wife,
and 10 MS establishment it soon relieved her.
She cantinucd the use of said medicine until She
recovered from her disease, and has been able
since Git being aow more than three vcersl to do
the work, and attend 10 all her household az
fairs. ZIBA DYKEMAN
Subscribed and sworn to- before nv, this 10Th dav Of Arr
49,. TiIOS. G. YOUNG Jnstcc of tho Peace
Town of Bastcwn. Saratoga county, y. VS. Thi, i
certify that am and have becu for many years well and
Intimately acquainted with the Zba Dvkean
who of worthy and respectable citizens and
whose statements entitled fun credit and belief
kTHOS Il. YOUNG, Justice of the Peace.
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Fashionable Hats.

Beaver. Nutra. Common NaPd, Lt -;
Straw and Palm Leaf Hats. Men an ana ~
Caps f5r sale by q. BECkNI4"
May, l64s.
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IS IERCENIES IS
AND TROY LINE.

This old established line Of CANAL GOATS
between Vergenncs & Troy, having changed
proprielorShip in part, will again lie put in read
mess for business at the opening ofnavigaiion.
The undersigned proprietor Of the above
Line. has after much cxeriion on his part du-
ring the past winter, prepared himself to run
in the old way, two Boats a week from each
place, Troy ana NerSeuncS, in the following
manner, viz: Leaving Vercenncs Tuesdays and
FRIDAYS at ! o'clock, p NJ. and Troy every
Tuesday AMI Saturday at O'clock, 7. NJ; ar
irving at VergenneS Tuesday and Friday morn
ingS.
Having also leased the StorehouSc & Wharf,
formerly occupied l'y Il. CHAIRMAN; and after
putting all in thenea'cSt possible order, with at
icniivc and tTuSiv men, in each department,
will be prepared 10 forward, receive in Store or
on dock an, and every kind of property, on the
most reasonable terms. 4 share of public pat
fonage is respectfully solicited.
Freight and Storage as low as any other con-
Germ.
p. s. Al goods intended for this Line,
should he marked, Care OF Z. J. LARrABEE, Troy
All Freight payable on delivery ofthe property
NJ. D. II ALL, NergenneS, Proprietor.
+ J. LAERABE, Agent, ljA River St, Troy
2d door up Stairs
REFERENCES.
JAMES ii. 1loOKER, Troy, 50
,joHN HUNTER,
MALLAEY x DoCGHTY, Troy,
A S PERRY, < Co.
PorE CArLIN, New York,
o. BAsCoM, Whitehall,
BANGS * Co., Long Wharf, Boston.
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horrid Scr0fula Cured.

1Ir. J. b. Haskin says in q certificate dated
Rome, Dec 90 1876; GRANTS INDIAN
PURIFl Err has saved my life L had on Inc twen-
" large Ulcers--had been confined to my he'd
ycar--waS not expectcdto live twenty-f ur hours
could not raise my head from the pillow, nor
nv hand to my head, when commenced using
Branrs Indian Purifier. My neck was almost
wholly eaten of from ear 10 ear--an ulcer had
eaten hole through into my Wiudpipc, under my
chin so that, unless it was stopped up by plaS-
Ter. brcathcd through the hole, and could not
talk--lny ear was so eaten ont around it, that il
could he lifted up out Of its place. it only holding
by small peace--two ulcers on my ann destroy
ed the use of it--an ulcer, as large as my hand.
had nearly eaten through my side. IaSsure you
was a very sore man, and was in a most mis-
cradle, hopeless, dying condition. But bad as
was the first bottle of Brants Purifier | use en-
abled me to getup off of the bed, where l had
been confined for one vear-the second tOttle en-
abled me To get out of the housc--lhc third bottle
enabled Inc to go about two miles on foot, 10
Rome Centre, where procured six bottles more.
When 1 had finished taking these bottles, seven
teen out of twent ulcers bad healed up--my ear
and neck were well--my ann was cured so that
could work with it again, and my general
health is now good"
Mr. Ilaskn aftcrward stated, under oath, be-
fore b. p. Johnson, Esq, justice ofihe peace at
Rome, that few bottles more effected a perfect
cure of all his ulcers
Fourte en- Respectable Witnesses,
certify, that all the above statements off T. Has
kin are stfictly true in every particular, they be-
ing well acquainted with him. The witnesses,
names arc as follows, namely: Doct. Thomas
Williams, one of the moStrcspectableph physicians
in Rome, G.. Il. Brow n, proprietor of the West
Rome Hotei, Edward HitchingS, Jesse Hitch
inSs, Alma HitchingS, Jesse Tryon, EliZahelh
4. l. I.
Danow, john Tryon, Dekiah Tryon.
BIssELL & LEONARD, wholesale and retail
druggist, of Rome, certify, that they are acquain-
ted with the said J. +. Haskin, and know and
believe his statement Of cure TO he true.
BISSELL & LEONARD
BRANT'S Indian Purifier, cules all impure
diseases of thu blood; viz: Scald-headS, Salt
Rheuin, Rheumatism, Eruptions, PimpleS on the
Face, Piles, BileS, Ulcers, Costiveness, Mereu-
rial Diseases. Liver Complaint, Pains in the
Back, Side and Limbs, Rush of Blood TO the
Head, &c, &c.
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1893
1898.
VERGENN les & BUFFALO
BOAT.
J. S h erm an,

CART. c.. p. NEWTON.
III ILL run the coming season TO and
" from Vcrecnncs and Buffalo.
DAY q NIGHT.
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One Dollars Worth

of it will effect greater amount of cure than
four dollars worth of sarsaparilla, or any other
remedy, no matter how large their bottles may
be The important question for consumers 10
determine, is how much more curative effect will
dollars worth ofthis Purifier produce, than a
dollars worth of that sarsapaIiIla or other rem
dies We might here say, thrt Brants Medi-
clues had cured, within the lat year,
100000 Persons of Impure Blood Dis
cases, and $4,000 Cases were consid-
cred Incurablc
Is some other patcnt-medicine men arc in the
habit Of saving II we Should so, who would be-
iicrc us? This however, we do sa7, and stand
read, to prove by respectable Witnesses, that
BRANr's MEDlciNEs have effected cures Of more
diseases On living human beings the past year,
'han any other rcmepy i'll existence did during
tho 81 me time
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DOCTORS AND PHYSICIANS
RECOMMEND,

The following named D0eor and Physicians have highly
recommended BRANT'S MEDICINES -
Dr. " lIubb1rd, Stamford, Conn. DIR. J. Y. Smith Wa
teriown V v Dr. Rossnan, 49, Henry ST. BROOKLYN " Y
DR. T. NJ Hunt Auburn \. Y, Dr. George Francis MID
dleiown Conn; Dr. George Rogers, Bath. n. Y. Dr. )
" hte, Frcdonia y. Y, Dr. G &. Galcntinc, Byrcn v y
DIR. o Shpman, Fayetteville N DIR. J. Skinre-, Hes
ry 81 Brooklyn, y. Y DIR. o Shipman, Cortland ". Y
LIST OF AGENTS.
W P. Russell, MiddIeburv VT
WARREN l. BROWN Addison. VT
J. /. BENSON. Whiting VT
L. ID. MITCHELL Weyb-idrc VI
o. SPRAGUE, Nerrennes Tt Of "
II. o. SMITH, New Haven Vt
l. l.. HOLCOMB. Starbsboro VT
GEO. w, PARMELEE, Bristol VI
SHOLES & CARPENTER North Fe - shr-rL Y,
KENT WRIGHT. Shoreham VI
IRA BINGHAM Cornwall Vt
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+ popular opinion isany criterion of the worth
L OF an articlc,we invite the incredulouS to look
at the following list ofnames of persons who have
been cured by McAlister'S All-healing Oint-
ment.
1t is not too much to say, that this Ointment is
doing great good in this city and elsewhere. The
various diseases that are cured, which were sup
posed TO be overcome only by internal remedies,
yield at once 10 the power Of this Ointment.
1heprinciple on which it ever acts, viz: n radi-
cal restoration of the Insensible Precipitation, is
the great secret offs success. As most diseases
originate in a common coli, indeed by closing
the pores upon the surface, it follows that if by
any means the pores can be re-opened, and the
lnSenSible Precipitation restored, the vile and
morbid humors ofIhe body will escape, and sick
ness be removed.
McAlister's All-healing Ointment has now
been proved to be the only preparation that can
effect this result.
Wewould remark that some OF the following
complaints have been of long standing, even 20
yearS-one case 40 years-many OF them and
10 years. Such cases as the sick headache, for
instance, complaint supposed to yield only TO
internal remedies, have been cured directly also
Rheumatism, Cold Feet, Liver Complaint, Con-
sumption, Asthma. all Diseases of the Chest,
Sores, and the like, have been cured, while others
who have taken balmS baSamS, 4 little sugar
candy pills, and drugs are vet suffering, with
little hopes Of recovery. We speak these things
more in sorrow than in anger, because we feel
and know that life and health are dear to every
one. Persons should cease being blinded hy
these things so long as there was no evidence Of
good. What will a man not give for his life,
We here give the names only of the persons
cured and their diseases This is but part of
what We have-besIdes full certificates now in
our possession. NAY, il we had the names of all
who have been benefited or cured by the All
healing Ointment within the last six months, we
could cover the whole broadSide ola meeting
house with their number But we know our
friends will tell il TO their friends and they, in
tam, will whisper it to theirs, and thus the good
thing will go round, while thus more than twice
ten thousand hearts will leap for JOY in the good
received from this Ointment Friends cheer us
on in this good work, dy speaking the whole
truth TO your neighbors and acquaintance, and
let this great and good medicine find its way into
every house, and gladden. the heart Of evsry soul
in the land.
We have room to give only Il small number
ofRamc in New York and Baltimore now in our
possession Those from Philadelphia, Boston,
and other places, we are obliged TO leave out Gu
tirely.
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health! health!

WILD CHERRY BlTTERS
The following voluntary testimonial WAS given 10
tho : gent. Mr., N. Wires, at Cambridge, VI and
speaks volumes in favor of this medicine.
Camhridne VI. Scni. lst.. Is u.
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This Extract is put up in quart bottles; it is 6
times cheaper. pleaSanter, and warranted superb
Or TO any sold 1t cures diseases without vomit-
ing. purging sickening ordebilitatingthep patient.
GREAT FALL AND WINTER MEDI-
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c. ELIAS STEEL.

TTEtLEg IN English, German aud Americas Ktch
=" en- Furniture, No l-J Main 81. loPlos te tie Mon
roe housr) hht,Iug, Va
Ic Subscriber has Just received from the East where
Dec purctased them al thr lowest eAsl prices, gssd
asspltiet OF cnferv aud every utuer article m de-
uaHd, ui ktcri furniture, which e Fafr4 10 DIS
pose gneap can he lad 10 tins market Also a
good variety of tiH InAs
&c alsa keeps an haad OF his own manufacture, As
usual large assortment Of tla afd sheet HON ware,
WhHir.ae uf rutAtI, a+u bturA tiH ware.
Auy tlus in nus llre, tu aa u4ud VIII be mauuflr-
tufed te verF shortest uptlcg. reasonable terms.
s fcu Buc>s Patent cloNiu. stoves, and Putsbug. "a
coa stove, Tor sale at low prices.
oei4u CELiAs srIFRL
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|
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~ TO- Gouofrhra Elects. Stfictute@ Selhu w eah
nss Pain On tne Toms NHe5'iois 81 le hoeeN- a.s"
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lhis remedy VIII esg cure in,eeeN ohueNeN SYM
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= - BOXES Pearl Statch.-This Starch IS made by
s- ~ diaccrnt process fiom that which has leeH in
common use, and aitogethc: Superior article teing
whittier, clearer, aud stronger From purity
Que fourth stronger than that IN common use. just re-
ceNcd and ,1y safe by PRYOR 4 TAIi.L.
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GsrAr Ci,yre,t neVrE

GREAT CiNraAE noEfTE
yyROM WHEELING 10 BAITlMORE, WASHING
- TON CITY, rHlLADELPulA, NEW YORK aud
BOSTON. The NalnuS Rosd and Good Intent sage
Companies ruuunHs daily inies TO Cumberland
connecting wiki ltc Baltimore aud Ohio Ran Road. On
by n hours stare travel to either o!tnc ahovccit5,
lance hy railroad.
la'fme To Baltimore - hours.
Time To Philadelphia ~ lours.
Fare To baltimore n DDIl4AES,
tareto Phliapeiphia l&DOiLARS.
Six daily lines leave the Companies Stage and Railroad
Office every morning al O'Clock, A. NJ ami extras fur
EishCi al any hour load should offer.
For UfQEgh tickets go baltimore aud Philadelphia, an
PIG al tie tuupates office, No. 70 Water street, Whee
lms, Va. Two do1ls north ot The United States Hotel.
For Good intedt stage Go. w. II. > GEl.LE
Aud j. e. ACliEsON, for \. Il. IS, Go.
aug Great Central Route Rail Road * STAGE Oiice
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WHEEIlNti TINES AND
ADV EssTESEFs Il
WHEELING TIMES AND GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED DAILY TBt WEEKLY wEEKLYBv
j. r. WHARTON.
Posr oFFLCE EEGULATLONS.


MOL Gag nus sttt.' iH'' 4'tNl ttt~ - tie y
OF iuy. 1918,
TAfIY Eastern mail sr.iyss "a and departs lOI
~
psilv Western mail arrives e. ga and departs
nailyhy SicuheaSie eaa Nelarlc, arrives ". 2 ~
aud dcpsris q
From Monster ta tThsspe. arrives every Tuesf az.
Thursday and Saturdays al a m. aud departs every
q Monday. "Wednesday and ffitay al g 40
Fora Marietta hY Grave Geek. arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays by ~ and departs Mondays aad FRIDAY S
al
From Bethany hv West Lirecg 10 Wheeling. arrives
everv Tuesday. Thursday aHi sturd9,by u O'Clock,
~, and departs same dfy st p
Fratn Marsantowu bY WNvues'iurghto Wheeling, ar
rive- Thursdays al and departs from Wheeling on
Fridays att am
From M5rvantavn BIZ Bl4cksyille To Whee,ing, ar
riYes every TUESDAY a. and departs from Wheel
ing every "Wednesday At 6 pm.
From Woodland Nv Sockmsn's 10 Wheeling arrives
every SATURDAY. al q o IN aud departs from Wheeling
every Thursday al pH
Al wal matters shoetd hc den1sifed n the office At
east hour tetore tho time of closing the mail
liHcc opens at = q u. ard closes asafn at = p m
opens akau a 2 "a. and ciuse ii 10 IA
a. cncd on Saturdays frpm 10 ~ aud nom to
10 m
Newspaper postage lp;isi Ne paid " advance at the
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~ ut AnrlI. lst Iuiv sf of pciascr A failure TO
dose, viii capse iheir dscnriiauauct.
These renting Boxes. aaj keentrE quarterly accounts
Ell ney thnr M al ie cusro OF each quagter.
These rules must he strictly coupled win.
je1i ALIEN AMBER NEWMAN, 7 VI
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eesg. y a.. ERsIpE'.
mcoerNEY & CoNANT.

s-FgtcE on MAN street. Que door south OF lud
{ y t,,',sra.,ienre. kVHEELlNC, Va. Aprl2
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERSll
ia "a Iz:.ia.
THE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
PEKIN TEA COMPANY,

~ ANIN6 appointed NJ. REILLY, No. 1877 West
- sade Market Square, Wheeling, Va their agent for
is ct} ne would call the attention of the public IN
ttas. 'hhEuR ATED PACKED TEAS. the superior
eNfteHee OF which IL too well known TO reuure com.
msai0ioH. They have tc II for a long time the favor
e itas ~ The principal Atlantic cities. and ara fast
efalisiut character throughout the country which III
eve thtU precedence wherever they are used
AH A2usnkcepers know how difficult it has been here.
et",e 10 aain good Teas fair prices but The great
ailits oi TINS company enable them place in the
eants of Their arouts oices article at prices which
Cannot tan 20 susi 0ir the nigh character already Attain
G" ny eh and u they should not suit, YOU have only
to fvufHiAen 10 She a1eat and money refunded
NiJtitl-- ! many imitaters have risen up who are
v4dlHg an interim article IN the name OF this Company
iat oetM proper 20 state order prevent iInposi.
tai,tai noHe ar getiiae which do not bear on every
poctag ~ addition inc lille The Conpsny that of
" hcCAbLMuNT & BOND.
]. eot'eF@. rkei and Front SITS, Philadelphia
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GTiI CLoTHS OF various patterns and all widths
e just reed ~ octl0 PAXTON & SON.

= GAVE Elr sale some rare bargains in tlc way OF
= Real ESTATE ln thc cay OF Wheeling aaI lauts n
Tic country, and lhose wishing 10 plrease let tuclT
stus &c .ar-e snt.tl, wound do wen make early
application the oY.tc,s desfoas 90 aeii, and
Wouu -eli the iau sa, Fdrces. aHt divde tHe tots
10 thg Purchasers 4 small pas ntrut Will No reiui.
" heeihs, Je5, &c. kea, Estate Agent
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- \, EiN 80 a.a tor sg's a lew ls1eHs ans sssorte.
So fasss siiA al sasls fuOKNBsook < to'.
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~. TaEa.H.S,S
Vegetable Dyspoptic and Chol
BITTEB~

THE numerous known cures performed BY these Bit
tets as tuduced the inventor tie earnest solicit
alton Of many respectable citizens who have an es re.
rienced their bepetcal and sanitary effects make
them putle fog tha good oi msnbind IL general They
made rre'F OF vegeialc natter apd i9av he tat en-
bNthe weakest etaaie with pefftt s1fejy They act
gently tae hawes, ard WA sufe 10 CARY OF suv
uHurhy q Tie stomach, aud Thereby impau -or agd
strength TO the Whole y stem.
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yye'1s GOODS
TAI NM * DEL APLAIN.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS MERCHANTS ,
WHEELING. Vi.

ITAL AM * DitLAPLAIN
| WuoLEsALE DRY GOODS MERCHANTS. ,
WHEELING, Vi.
r AVE now in store and offer for sale
~'h cssra aud cases Fancy hstfa Dress Goods IA.
siraiiesil ics II daab.r f1id ''''' ue
80 IA aaccs and ustres, various qualities.
! h9le wgnicn c'oaiinrs high coors;
y Sca~eS pldd ..iuseps.
i ! de- Biue aud Biz check do
o. low prc,d Brown cIstis;
DO fine English Do an
do English Beaver 90 DO
10 low priced Black do
do FINE do a.
Tfus. French do +.
tfcsch hoestin Cassirerr.s -severst n.el.-,, d.;
I"se p t.es fancy cass4meres;
,.e' p H'lH te-tns Cassimer,s;
MANY qualities pin blk do
Do do Bias cloths;
! case Mexican cassimeres fancy styles;
do heavy low priced Sattuets
do low .ficed Bk do
several varieties Fey eoId do
Good Intent" tiS do
cases low ptieed winter rweels: and sundrv other
Styles OF mems winter wear. combining very extern
sie sioc, OF Nooieus Tor any l.lbias establishment
p.ug' oh n"St favorable terms and 10 be sold by tie
We nave also just received and on band
cases ,.' llla.lners, Ok and Whine rnntsss
8 10 hiue gHd DraNse do
n Po .l Mem. 5p.osae's. Duanels', low ,ri.es
cas-. Riehfs ey Prints,
Best stYie faadder do
q a =, b'e2shd sh,riings, aliprie's;
Heavy 'hfawa do
gi5isvS mill do sa.,,. ,.,,..
, cases Grown auto. riaane.;
Do B.css bed do DO
do soi'rad do do
, 10 MI esIt 49, u'itsS'
) tales 'rlcsa.s, various makes;
20 HI asa flannel
/ DO Yellow 10
do TUiHed red dit,o
LARGE ioy,tee of ,,,,c, sba,,,s .o,s;s,;,, oe pi,
kct Waflc rIain and Fr,tro't,.fed brs ,9sb,,'ra
Brusv Isl, aud rerkerr, p,inf, ,,nao.is Wi,,tsp 5,r
Htx,s ouch re ,yn,.f.d 10 no s,,d I'D. Sf,t '
81 paits iesfans,ips eoa, Bf3nkSf t,.c bt aud r..
10 dn common do do. 80" s''''
ease Berwick rveads for shifting
do CLAY shrting ~tripes;
. do common Cnecss.
. dn inner diifo;
\ aFre gva e. OF b TX Princes very low.
An styles # Bt,ons .o~ t5a o.,n and = re,e,o, az
sotnpentof Faors' Trimmings such A. silk and vynrs
tel Setees Sillsas = aIes canvas and red Psddnr
sewing Siik ami ISL BIZ Patent Thread silk aud
tahaiy Neiv,is coat hindirg aud cord blk WaIdlng
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-14
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