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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06
REMARKABLE CURE OF PiL.ESl-THIRTY
NSARS STANUINGn
Mount " ashington. Berkshire Co. fMaSs0l

FIHWWF " uFUIH-F"H' DNINfHtIF W VW"NNTT
Nov 20. le47.
yessrs. Wyatt 4 Ketcham-Gcnts For thirty yearsI
have been afflicted with piles, general debility, aud IN
fanmat ion. causing iunours and p~rolapsus OF the how
els, and which mad resisted all the medical treatment
DR. Chapman and Others eruid give. The last three years
Of tAai time my suferings defy description. | was cen.
fined to bed, unable TO help myself, and at last gwen mp
ny my physicians and friend in despair OF ever gaining
my health; IN fact for three days before | commenced
using nr Uphaulfs Ejectusry, | vas entirely speeches.
aid my burial ciothes were made. But under ! row.
OLD MAN, | have the pleasure of stating tire FkCI 10 the
public that my health Is now good, and hope la live
many years, # II u Gods viii, TO make known the viz
snes of Doctor | pham's Eectuary, and TO recommend
II 10 my afflicted fellOw-creatures II helped me beyond
,he expectations of all that knew my case. and can
,nly say 10 Others that it is in my opinion, the hest me-
ticiue IN the world for Piles, or any other disease of the
owes; and II they will use II according to the drec-
ions. ! will myself warrant a cure in every case
Yours, with the utmost expression Of ihanktuiness,
SPUR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06
ENORRHOID
OR FILES. lNiEkNNl tH ~ hNAt' iLNNN
NrNrLY CURED ny
DIR. Upham'S Necet bic Elccluarv.
An Internal Rsmrlu. 1ehieh. II UScd &C
cDrdigg 10 diyfciiSAS. a cure for

An internal Rsmrdu. 1rhtch. n UScd nc
oordpg 10 directions. a cure J0T
life is guaranteed.
SYMPTOMS or u DlSENSE.
4 common consequence Of this afect!ou u a ktnd 81
trucsuus. or Tearing down ssu~siion, NJ % is faniiltarIN
called. There - also heat. tension and t%hrohfine n TIE
rari. var1 ins from q moderste degree " these SENSATIONS
THE great flow of blood TO ine paris. Sometimes tns ~
uer cost n the h-wei protuudrs At every evacuatfon'
forming what is called P~relar~us. or falling Of The how
els; this is the effect Of long continued irritation ara
weakness Of that organ IN some Instances The 1ateht
experiences nervous pains. which are understandable, aud
known only 10 the sufferer. which commence immedi-
s'clv amer an evacuation. and continue from thlrtN MN
uieS TO several hours; these sensations se very auney'
ING sus sometimes very distressing. THIS disease, whfh
of long continuance, is attended ~ psiu aud weakness
other organs ~ The vicinity, pain aud numtness ~ The
iets and tcCt, a sense Of straItuc-s about the chest. ana
unnatural faluess in the aiomiuai visccra. accompanied
with palpiiatnn Of the heart and oppression. ludivtd
uais sometimes experience, previous II an ettack of the
Piles, symptoms deuoing great derangeineni IN The CIR
eulsiiou; there u a sense of weight and pressure IN The
abdomen. with n peculiar feeling Of uueasiucss in the
bowels. cousiiia'i ION of petUsHm, attended with pain IN
t1el lack and l'lns. nausea, and slight pains ~ the sinnl'
ach. pale coHutcuauce, confused seusat ioHs IN the bead,
wcarlncss. ard irritable ana fiseontcniea state Of the
MUD. aud n sense St fulne>> and oppression rihc region
of tie stomach. The circulation on The surface i@ fee.
he. aud the current of blood determined inv ard and
dowuwards.
uR rPHAM's VEGETABLE ELECTuARN.
nuREs EFFECTr Any, AN THEREFORE, PREVENTS FtLFs.
READ II TESTIMONY,
Hudson. Uecemi er ~. Ieff.
GE~rs.-I have used nr I phau's Vegetable Pile Flee.
,uary which purchased Of yUu. and hmd il ono Of the
est Medicines ip use for Ike Piles. aud a'sD for all bill
Gus aietiioms, arising from an impure state Of The sys-
rm. Yours, o. COLE, Marble Dealer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06

NIRGlNlA-IS CH,NcERY-At Rules held in the
' CLERKS Office OF the Cireui superior court of Law
and Chancery for The county Of Ohio in the month of
Mach is4s.
Henry Moore, Trustee Of the late Ebenezer Zane, de
ceased, Complainant,
against
Francis r Armstrong. administrator De bonis non
with The Will annexed of Noah Zane, deceased. Janes
A Mech. an aud Mary his wife, William PITTS AMI Elk
ahetl his wie, and VIM 4 McAiee and Corneiia his
wife, winch said Mary, Elizabeth and tornelia are chi
dren, heirs al law and devisees OF the said Noah Zane,
deceased, Defendants.
The complainant having hled a petition herein, ana
tic defendant. James A McClean, mol having entered
his appearance aud given security according To the Aet
OF Assembly and the rules OF this court, aud IL apnear.
ina by the affidavit OF Beverly NJ Eoh, a DEPUTY for
Roheu e Woods, late Sheriff of the county OF ONO
that on the 25sl day OF February, ls4S, he went 10 M,
usual place OF abode OF the said defendant NeJIean. IN
this eouBiy, for the purpose Of serving him with icon,
ri the process of subprna issued IN This cause and t,.n
and there made diligent enquiry for the said James a
MCLEAN. hut that he coaid nat he found; and xas IN
formed by the " lie of the said Mexican hat IA. M a ,o,
al home, but was OUT OF Tins Commonwealth on motinp
OF Tie complainant by counsel, Il is ordered thai the sad
defcnaant do appear here ON the FIRST day OF Tie ne.I
term OF tins court, and answer The said Petition. Ana |
that a copy of tnis order be forthwith inserted IN s,us |
newspaper printed u, the city of Wheeling for txo
months successfully, and posted at The froat door ot |
the Court House Of Ohio county. A copy tesie. l
mar Ii-2mlL & ~ ALA. a. LAiDLEY, clsrk '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06
jan Il
EHNRAsE WELLS,

AnbNl VI IhE tiNtlNNNIf INfE fotNDkf
And Printing Warehouse.
Ky EEPS on hand. snd manufactures 10 order almost
m every variety of Printers Materials, of the latest
styles aud most dur able materials, wholesale and retail,
al Eastern prices, with a very liberal discount Tor cash.
Persons Wishing 10 purchase an oihce, on application.
VIII he furuished with an estimate Of The quantity and
the cost Of il, by their stating the work required to he
done, the size % their paper.
The Washington Presses manufactured al this esiab
%lishinent, are inferior to Hone-a great Improvement IN
then construction, as well as a reduction of price, hav.
ing taken place.
Power presses made 10 order. Superior Proof presses
wholly Of Iron, and an assortueli.ef ,atrplan Types
EeN~~ a~r = ~ nItr OF Y. Y, and l. Johnson, fsnr9
keii on hand. Persons purchasing for cash are espe
cially invited 10 rail- lefore purchasing elsew here.
At.SO-severai second hand presses, aud second hand
fonts OF type, but little worn, for sa lie low. oct
IuSt recaiynd A the Baltimore clothing store
'u"' ie"oi'Su 800 pair plain blk and fancy cas-
sinere and cassiuei pants; 100 plain and fancy satin
aud velvet aud eota vests; also a few tine blanket and
beaver overcoats, do sack and dress coats, a few fine
fashionable cioaks.
y II. | have a few more left of very hmc one and eight
day clocks; a GOOD assortment of hats, caps aud loutg;
tOr want If room shall Sc! them oui at cost at retail or
wholesale. Come on Rough and Ready 10 the Balti-
more Clothing store, while there is a few more lett, on
Man street, Isl, : doors below } kIgefis.
jan . NJ STEIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06

VWTTTW NIUTTrf FfHT9UdT : VWFF wv FUTNFT
Dec, mnerG &. Ie49.
Messrs Wyatt 4 Keich im-Gentlenen; understanding
HAT toI are the general agents for the sale Of ~. Up
am's Vegetable Eeciuarv. for the cure Of riles. ! have
sceWed It nv duty 10 volunteer a recommendation in
hehsit Of that invaluable medictue. Ibavehecn afflicted
for many years with p1es. ard have n led various RENE
dies. tut with no %hcne3ria, efects-indeed. | began 10
consider my case utterly hopeless, But about The FIRST
Of september last. ! was prevailed upon by a freud 10
make airal Il the above named medicine. | took his
vdvIte and rejoice TO say that am not only relieved,
hut. As ( believe, perfectly cured. ! most earnestly rec
uWmend MO ali vino may have the misfortune to he
aflictct " TN that annoying and dangerous disease.
NeTy respectfully, your ost s'vt, ELY MOORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06
RS
SUGAR CoATEDNEGETABLE FURGATIvE
/, |. -

RI upire-saf'y admitted 10 apcrafe not only as nm
II ersrfrat .ravepfi,, lgt a. y never failing RENE
az +, su 34.os4es v.f.rh ran asr-f tho human frame
iiasJ s,he trd5res,tan Rheumafsm. lie. sturvy.
ms : m ,a, THaie,a f.ort,5. Vorn. Wboopiur
- .,,t.. f.nr1Fre o.irrv Sra+la,,a III
,rr rcr,rls.,t A,o,tf,, Tsucc-s Mcasies san rI,e,,u
T.. w r,,.fns f,,.at.s. III
mes ,t.te sim colds Cont Gravel Pains n the hscL
tuy,,5 ,e,Lrass r,i,ttst .nrs IA Inc bcarf fsipss i'm
lie INA, Nsttn,s. FevSrs of ali kIpds Fea ale con
aiG,i, 81 1,non,tsf re oy,43essn nj s,,,,,s PLEADING
rror N,rsor Wn,es. G1r-s. Kirr's evii. Locsiaw.
u,.te,, nIeo ma, lie stomach spd al fitinus AFFECT aus
nni Sgif;o e@..f'egs T nm tgrsrs Voni mo nm.
. hos, ~ afbe,s bsve sncressiyrly and repeatedly beet
yarqr .-.e. eneiI poweF'm am, o-,.r,r, ,,ro
~, "a , "a 80 rs,, i w. a al W oro,eS n,ys1lin" ,ndi
W." :. ~, orW ~ d f'o''" anu
Trey have in many case. supereeded the preserip
tive SSH: OF The most eminent physicians, and received
besides Their unqualified COMMUNICATION
They bave Keen repeatedly recommended by men OF
the oo~i DISTINGUISHED characters, throughout tie land,
royai aoo1.
Ihey nave teen i1iradgeed INC inc h ,Sp o. 70
HIHf-ht t"'f dtu ' lu"e' anu 'hiO"H" '' N'N'el'
, .cl. ste[i' ,4c co Of oar 353e I coa,%sn A,9i id n,sa of ne ,l ES5 n @,oS
! &, Russia. and hls Celestial Majesty of the Chinese Em
gtr.
n--Searcclv . Packet vessel of any renute sails from
I The 4ort OF New YORK. without 4 most abundant supsly
4 oft6e
SICK MANS NEVER FAILING FRIEND.
q Aeenclls lsye cen established IN alitae princi.
ral mes ~ tHe / u''"' anu ar'Hyal'onN w INSANE
tea'l "s uS IN @.-.",1 \. u'i,. &c, : has's ~ 80
~. ~ . ~ ou"' ~ 80. =" ~ snof
49,, -. ,ai ,t Un ~ - 90 = af,5an,
~ Eli, Snr ronnrsir. cride,,ra ,n ,no"o
80 - r.',, to NOS s"entir,i desire7 l.
~. Io.~a,.d. ~ Lar. ,roI ~
/, I, y ~ Srnei,ad IN ~, me -
az i1tcos,pre a cnaskery existed wonld II moi. lono !.
~ o, ~ e., :. :, sho',la lao ~ IA. "a
~, = u ~, ~, n. ,onnVu",,s7 ~ w ""
- r., - y CG"I.ne, ,hn oranaIir
,a%e5or 81 Ia Sarar coated rills and Ia n,t,tnc Of
"sn.t - ~, - ~ untii no intropn.aj H., w W
IT,. % ~ ~ " s Jo,i rt ,hn,oc,,o VIZ" ~
80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06

AT THE CANTON TEA STORE.
MARKET square. Wheeling, Va.
p Won may find pure teas, imported by tns
w Canton Tea Company of New York, l2'Cha'hsm
and 1863 sreenwi ch SITS.
Retail prices as foiiows-suhject in all cases to here
turned. il not approved Of in either weight or quah'"y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06

William Brown and Abraham Bennett, Defendants.
The defendant. William Brown, nni having entered
MS appearance and slveu security according 10 the act
OF Asseulhl, and he 1u,es OF thHs court, and II appear
iHg by saiisf Glory proof that lac l. not an iahahitani OF
the eummon wealth. Of Virginia. Tn ngoi4on of The eonl-
piatnaut q Is ordered thai the said Defendant do appear
here on the tfst day OF The ncA. term of tils court. and
aasN cr The eoiuilanant's til, aud That a copy OF this
order Ice Forthwith Inserted IN some neWsba Her pm cd
ia the Guy OF Wleeiins, for TIVE months successiveiy,
aud posted at the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county. A copy teste. Al.EN A. LAIULEN.
alexander mATlb-9m CLERK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06

y = the sick w'sh a diseased siomsct restored AVID iu,.
pure 'looa clrstss-d, (Which II tue faupuatiun Of dis
ess : wnAaut epaapgerine tbetr constitution. go A gel
~. le koys SAbsAfARlLLA aud WILD CHERRY
PILLS Which = lac only safe family medieinetn he 81.
tanned bad al NM J. ROBES,
oct 10 corner Iulon and M4ia Al.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06

IRGINtA-lN CHASoERY.-At Rnles held Ia the
" Clerks oflee O. une CirculI Superior CoutI of Law
ard Chaucery Tor tne county OF ONO, IA the month Of
arch, eI-.
Samuel .rown, Complainant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06

Egrament, Betks CO, (Mass) Nov 90, ls47.
The above certificate tells a simple and truthful story
OF suffering aud relief, of which, as physician and Wit
ness in the case, | cheerfully endorse. DR CHAPMAN.
genuine Upham's Eiectuary has his
written signature. thus (EF A upham, NJ. n) The
hand is alone done with q pen. Price 81 per box.
G~ Sold wholesale aud retail, by WYATT Il
kEICIiAM, l2l Fulton street, n. y, and nv Druggists
generally throus bout the United States and Canadas.
J. CRuMBACkER, Agent for Wheeling, Va.
ian Ii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06
SHERMAN'S OLOSAONIAN,
~ALL-HEALING BAiSAM.

a SE vour friends " they know Of any thing thai
&A- viii 50 speedily cure a long and tedious cough. raj
sing Of flood. hrouch,tis. dvspcpiic consumption. ltoarsc
ness, influenza. ant diseases ofthe throat, as the Olos0
anisn7 AMI thet will tell you-no. There pever has az
vet been a remedy introduced To public notice which ha
ueen productive iso much good in SO short a space o
4.M, p..l sraf .fa,,un
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06

received are The follow ing:
Gmupowder. very superior, 81, sc
Imperial 4" i,5c
Silver Leaf Leo
This Tes is seldom sold even by large Dealers
owing to The sma profits on its sale.
Young Tyson. superior, &c
Do good 5C
Golden Chop l,5C
This is the finest Green Tea cultivated in China.
Gunpowder, superior l,0(
Imperial, do. Loo
Also a larye variety Of THAS. In a word
il You want the rest lea in the City, call al the ulscri.
hers, where you can always be sure of getting a pure
article fresh, as we are in receipt of Teas Amos every
" eek from tile largest Tea House in the United States
BASsETT & ROBINSON, South Wheeling.
For particulars sec our general advertisement. alse
sn,s! bills accompanying each package. il
Marshall Beacon please copy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06

Good youNG uysoN. % SO per ID
Fine, do uoLs
No 2 fragrant ia
No livery fine do
Silver leaf, do
Good HYSON,
Very fine do
Extra fragrant,
Good HYSON SKIN,
Good IMPERIAL, 30
Very fine do
Extra fine do %
Good GuNPOWDER, 10
Fine do
Extra fine do =
No Cuo 90 50 per ID
No2 do Oozs
Finest do Vo
CONGO, various prices
Fine oOI.ONG, 50
Very fine 10 va
Extra fnedo ! w
&c various prices
TEA, VERY rich Pekoe favored) 0h5
Fine ANG PEKoE, 0oet
Finest rEKOE w
HoWQUA, or finest Black Tea imported 90
Ma plus ultra TEAS, both Green and Black, Of al de-
scriptions, the highest grades grown in China. $50
per pound.
N-PTAKE ~NOTICE.-Thc Canton Tea Company
are the exclusive vender OF the superior Black les
called IiowqrA's MATURE. WILLIAM HALL,
nov 10 Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT

EEIRGiNlA.-Roter G Woods. late Sheriff Of the
" county of Ohio, aud as such, ADMINISTRATOR Of the
estate OF Joseph Rhmberger, deceased, Complainant.
npuJpNf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06
%rISo
Il Ire Drug store Of J. Cru'atdektr,
for The
NANEIN TEA COMPANY.

r WORLD respectfully announce 70 we snaeHso
received aiarre and fmi assortment ot we eeieh'a'ea
tea Of This well known COMPANY. from theH Pfiheips
csi.lItShr eni ~ the rfy Of New York. AVID SUI rev pIe-
psr,d to surrlv the low ers 81 thus telishti"l and "hulc-
some Leverage with an ariicie, The qus'HN OF winch
esntat fail to please the most iss''dicns ahd IL f'ieeS"
SUIT he ptost economical.
would particularly call the aiiet''oH o' inFadsto
the N.nkin sromstic Biack Tea. professionally tetnm-
mended hv many physicians 81 hish stshdihe' is
aroma and flavor OF this tea Is unsurpassed:
N'""" CRUMBsCKER.
Ia Mains
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06

DIR. SWEETsER'S PANACEA

n HIS MEDICINE Is warranted. on oath. not to con
y tain a particle of Csioufcl. Corosi We Suhimsie. Arse
mic. Chloride or Gold or any de,eterioas minerals.
The principle upon which this medicine acts, is ~
assisting and harmopizing th nature: q drives ont al
foul acrimonious humOrs from tho hiond AND body, and
by assinilaiiug With and strengthening the gastric Juice
o. the stomach. u rsSisis digestion; in short. there -
not a vein. artery, muscle or herve in the humane body,
that " not strengthened hy tho PaSActA. snd II also
possessssthc remarkable pro- erty Of removing mercury
from the homes aud Joints.
q ~PTID or THE SKIN -Seurvy. Scor.
tuijc Affections, Tuu ofs. scrohnls. or Kings Evil.
White Swelling. Erysipeias, Ulcers, Cancers. Running
sores. Sehss and Biles. time nd a determined persever.
aucc IN Ia. SwEETsER's PANsfE,. viii eject a cure.
FOR INDIGESTION
Rejection Of food. Nausea, Nomitings. Nervous aztec.
ions, Billions complaints, Headache. Psleness. or Fe-
tale Irregularities. v. Sweeteers fsnacea VIII soon
effect a cure: hat ifohSiinaic. or attended with gripping,
}yinr mains, the dose should he increased, and the cure
win seen te effected. let not the patients frighten
themselves with the idea that they are 200 weak to take
much medicine; ht hear in mind that their mildly ope.
| raiing medicine puts not weakness into the frame, Tut
| most certainly draws weakness ont. leaves strength in
ts place. aud by giving composed sleep at night. and an
apuetfte To reis h food. reaninatts the whole frame " ith
virovous action, clearing the mind aud improving the
sight.
DYSPEPSIA or FIVE YEARS nuRATloN,
accompanied With Ma uous Debility, cured
L.. 81. ,,a "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06

PEEIN TEA GOHTANY
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.
THE subscribers wonld respectfully IN
f.AG L form thesr customers and all inieres.
@rE%-ffitI ted, that they have received a fresh LOT OF
HSk Ef4 tho.N very superior Teas from the Pc.
IN |SEsH KIN. ~QhMPANY. New York, making
eEzdMAhHA their assortment complete. Among those
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06

I certify, that for the last five years. have been az
hicied with Dyspepsia aud w alter Brash, accompanied
with a general weakness of the whole system, particu-
larly distressing Pains IN the lack. AT times nv diges
tien was so lad that | could scarcely keep am h ng on
my stomach, and coffee I could not touch. II I been
attended hy several doctors, and had taken a great many
prescriptions, without receiving any teneft. A few
weeks ago | commenced taking DR.. Sweeter 5 Panacea,
and hefore J had finished the FIRST bottle, ! felt certain il
would cure me, as no medicine | had taken had such an
eject ell TIE. | have now taken three bottles, and feel
perfectly wei. ] am, however. takirg another bottle to
strengthen my nervous system. make this statement
publicly, 10 let afflicted know where TO obtain relief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-11
NJ ARINE JOU RN A H.
PORT OF NETWORK.


Arrived-stesmsbip Sarah Sands, Thompson Liver
pol, Jan Il, ndse TO Robert Kermit
Pscketship Issac Wright Bailey, Liverpool, jan 49,
Nose. 10 II Marshall.
Ship Hollspd-r Cof Boston, Goldman, NOrlesns II d.
cotton, &c 10 Haven 4 Co.
Bremen bark Edmund, WsluOur, Bremen, SO de- mdse'
TO PSvenstadt Schunscker43 passengers in steerase
Dec a. lat 90 so, long 9min West experienced severe
gale from SsE, carried cutwater. bobstays, RAIL-
house on deck forecssle and filed the cabin with water
Bark Reform Lewis Apeachicols, Jan q. cotton, a c
10 sturees Clearmsn Co. 5th inst, Cape Henry W,W
70 miles distant shin Colombia hence for n
7th inst Cspe May WSW u miles distant "a qgsni'tes
Of pine wood a1rf The r. has been 10 de- OF HattsS
BARK Caroline Godfrey, Charlest1n, 40 d., cotton snd
rice. 10 Durham Dimon.
Br bark Csllooney Livingston. Clyde, Jan =, mdse 70
WIN Sim. 1th ult OF Fairheed leland, spoke Br shi
Sar Prrie hence for Belfast q days out 18th ult at
50 - Ion So spoke brig Richard Brown, n Glasgow for
st Vincent rs 2fth lat 43 49, lon 80, EXCHANGED
signals with bark Lady Caroline steering eastward Nh
ult lat Al as long So 49, spoke Br Bark Nelson Village, m
ST Anns. for Befast-e requested 70 he reported
Big Georgisrs Bedell Apalschieols, 10 d. cotton &c
20 Post The O. blown 100 miles last Saturday IN
the NV gale.
Big Quincy lof Quincy Kempton sise "a DE-, hemp
sc ~ Brett n V0se ?,
BIG Ohio, Lockmao. Dsrien, Ga, os, lumber, 10 5
RockenbenEh.
schr stsuneh, Weaver Philsde phis, d., coal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-11
MEDICINES.
-ro HORSE OWNERS

"a sGFs, SPEEDY ANO PERMANENT CURE
sss.s. ., ,sl e. s.ss See, tb ..2 ns
cou. membrane Of the unEs throat or head OF the horse
or II t9y s MY l1ss or THE ANIMALS WIND
KiRKBzfDs's TArrEssstL's bEANr fowgtks.-lhs
is- ard most useful remedy has within the short Pc
ro that hss elapsed since s nirodaeuon inio THIS eoSn
trv produced Sensation uneqaAled - any eonfiysnce
80 xeorstiou Of the condition Of this usefal sni-
mai II ha. claims upon the favor Of the hcr'e-owung
hl- .h.t No horse remedy used here possesses
f. . funa n :. specific Tor 4 class q complaints which
A.. ssr1ing extent among horses 10 ms
country sad which decrease their usefulness ara on'
r.vit materially ISIS also the best general horse N edi'
cine that An b. used u eSpe. worms ersceaes eoios
sas prevent, fsandsT; sud a. this wi'hodt neon en-
fnnr he animal for IL purihes siren stens And -xnia
r.,e. IL also cheap being pot up IN packages az more
,bAu h. We sht sufficient 70 cure sn Ordinary case OF
hsaves sd 70 administer IN a9Ien eases q So'as -
II IL warranted cure recens eod or ooush IN e
DAYS and viii permanently ef-iicite news, "a $500
t~o weeks No sfab1s fA0ud BE- -rrii0uf y. oeo~ We
cite from IT, concrEiveness ore anoh. n,ty sin.A.
rroof hich are IN possession MI hsuss one o.
lie respectable euzens OF south Annoy " l. ana
gentlemen who 10 the last 70 eXazsersre
that evidence Of such remarkable cnre a. as enec-d n
two OF ny horses By your fsnou, HE,vs FowoESs may
- stsbs 10 YOU and NAV tend 10 change the opinion
OF thos. may think a. I'D before tried i-that yeu
remedy something Of humo1s deem y SO &c, =,
Justice ia Of pleasure, 20 write yo1 this hAFirs las
=. - a. ba5iv Nat ne vas nearly useless and hsy-
us ed al the usual modes Ct treatment in-1eetuAy
thought would give them some Of your hesve POWDERS
=. rad heard good deal shout the remedy did 90 ana
without any eNagSerauCh' ean ~ -. - ~ =.
.rrpsng Tha- horse that was lesst Affected oesan -
mend umed ately sod soon recovered blI on me ohs
~, va. much weakened and hsrassed By the excess 70
euth and difficulty OF breathing, the madeline seemed 70
ave A powerful effect he sob5ered great deal ine
sesed h be s. much relaxed Ia hs whole system tnat
tbourht n, medicine hurting him. tr soon i9une
ms was merely The break'ng up q an old disease iof
tru.d the treatment sui IN few days he began 70
rend he heayiag and cough e bin, bis sqpei.e i'm.
proved bis coat and hide assumed tine appeAfaoce ana
K vs. A sound horse Ia two weeks. 10 Is now three
,uhs since and the horses have not shown any 81 me
hove SYMPTOMS aud TO would know they "a ever
bsu tr1u. Ted with any unsluldnsss "a the wind You
mas make what yea please Cf this document, ard re-
f.r any one % me tor farther psrtlcu ars .
RsssecIf,ily L. A HANKS, South Amboy, " J.