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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-10-19
IN 4 N w a n 10
.suss FseceSrea.

E.Es.
TEyAR in Hall Barrels and at retail. for sale by
u W BURNS s. VANARSDALE.
May 4, ls4S. ssN 8 4ea
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-06-30

now your mn'her's sewing woman, hired a. 50
much a day'!"
Clara b.ushs5 with shame, and her father
proceodcd.
'lt is a long Story have told you, ny daugh-
ter, but my feelings were TOO much Interested TO
allow Of my shortening ils delbIIs. There Is a
brief tale connected with il which will also re-.
late 10 you.
"You remember that said Mr.. Grey had
many vessels trading 10 foreign pous. The
mate Of one Of these vessels vas ofen ai the
oihce Of the merchant, and sometimes at his
house, on business, where he was always rece.
we'd with kindness. Frequently, at dusk, he
met very pretty Pih leaving The house, who,
he sscerained, did the plain sewing Of the fam
lily. One evening they chanc,d 10 leave The
house At the same time, and The ma;e walked by
The young girls side, and by degrees entered IN
to a conversation with her, hich vas only ia.
terrUpted by her stopping before her own door,
and thanking him for his ciyiIily. He sill In
gered without bidding her good night, and with
some liue hesitation she invited him 10 enter.
"He did so gladly. Afer one or TWO more
voyages she became his wife. Ills captain di.
ed, and through the kindness Of the owner he
was promoted lothe command ol a inc ship
in time he became owner himsefof par, Of her
cargo. Fortune smiled upon him, all his invest
menls were profitable, and in a few years he No
longer went 10 sea, but took his PIucs among the
wealIhiest merchants Of the city.
"His wife was a handsome, fashionable wo.
man, and his eldest daughter was in many res.
pecls like her mother. The father was fond o.
his daughter, too fond TO see her faults. lie did
not know how deeply the hateful weed Of pride
had taken root in her heart, until he heard hen
speak contcmptuously Of the class 10 which hen
mother had belonged, until lie heard her re.
fuse 10 visit one to whose father her own owed
all his prosperity"
"Oh, pa" exclaimed Clara, her face Grim.
soned with modification, "oh, pa, il can't bs!'
"Ies, Clara, il was from the door Of Miss
Grey's once elegant home, that father first walk
ed with the sEAMsTREss."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-06-30

There are now forty1fUe hundred miles Of
Railroad in operation inlhe United States. The
first road constructed was in 1927. 1t was at
Quincy, Mass. Georgia takes the lead at pres
cnt of all Southern States,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-06-30
The Formulation Of Ohio.

Mr.. Burke, Commissioner Of Patents, has in
his Report, made an estimate Of the population
OF the various States Of the Union. His estimate
Of Ohio is 1.85OOO0. This is too low. The
population of Ohio at the present time, must be
above two millions. From 1880 to 1910, the
growth Of Ohio presented phenomenon, which
we believe has never occurred many olherSlale,
Of as large population in this country, or in any
part of the world. The phenomenon was this.
From 1880 to 1910 Ohio increased at The same
rate per cent. as il did from 1890 10 1880! That
is, the raiio of increase was aS great on the in.
creased quantity, as il was on the small oue.-
The rule Of increasing population is aIwa,s the
reverse. The ralio dimiaiShes as The quantity
increases. For example, take New York, the
mos, pupuIous State of The Union. The ralil
in three successful decenniaI Censusses were "a
per cent, 40 per cent. and 35 per cent. la the
next fire years. from 1910 to l845 the increase
was only al The rare Of l2 per cent! Not only
this but the entire increase was in the Clues and
towns. In Ohio. the ratio Of increase presents
the following mos extraordinary results:
From 1920 10 1880, 60 per cent.
1880 10 1910, 62 per cent.
Here is not only greater ratio Of increase
than New York ever had bul rhal ra,io rather
increased on that Of the new and enlarged base.
We know that this ratio will not be kept up in
1850; but we know also, that il cannot be very
greatly diminished. The following is evidence
Of this in towns, Of which we know the present
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-06-30

The following is a statement Of the extent Of
erritory in twelve States, which may be called
he river and lake States only:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-06-30

Herelsan increase oil ~ per cent III llFe lOWuS
in opposite paris of the State, in eight years.
We know. also, that the counties Of Williams,
Paulding, Vanwert, Lucas, Wood, Defiance, Au-
gIaize, Henry, Hardin, Hancock, Putnam, Allen,
Mercer, Wyandot and Darke have more than
doubled their population in The last eight years.
Under these circumstances it is plain, thai the
increase of population in Ohio can have been
but very liule checked. We suppose that it is
very fair to assume, that the ratio of increase
has fallen from 62 per cent. TO so per cent
The ratio will give the population of Ohio, in
several years, as follows:
1910 5000
l848 2.121.OOO
1850 2,S72, 600
There may be some difference in the actual
result from this calculation, but not great deal.
The resources Of Ohio to sustain population
are yet comparatively undeveloped; but the soil
is so rich, that we raise every year, millions o
bushels Of wheat, above what is necessary tc
support population. In ordinary years we ex
port ten millions Of bushels Of wheat, and tcen
ty millions of bushels Of corn; the former being
chiefly in the shape of flour, and the latter in the
shape of cattle and hogs. In time, we shall de-
velop the vast mineral region, which embrace;
exhaustless beds Of coal, iron and SALT Ther
new cities will rise, new fields be planted, and D.
hio the greatest of American States, will supply
millions with bread, with fabrics OF art, anC
fruits of industry Cincinnati Chronicle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-30
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, March, % 1918.
The sales of Flour during the week com
prise about 5000 bbls. The u|nlavorabIe as
pect OF Vie New York market has rather
checked the demand, and to.day, buyers were
generally indisposed TO operate and the sales
were confined Ia about 800 bbls., which was
disposed OF at : i,59, indicating Il slight de-
c.lnc from Yesterday sqootations.
The m,rket Tor Whs4t continues firm at
soc, with very meagra receipts.
OF Corn 1909 bush. sold to-day at 25c. in
bulk, The lenand is confined entirely TO
dI~tlliers and consumers. Oats are dull at
22c. Ryejs lower and may be quoted at
'3a6Jc. Barley is nominalIy 33a10c.-yery
little doing.
The Grocery market continues to drag
aVlIy ami The Transactions are again quite
unimporldnt, the demand being confined en-
tirely to snnIl lots Tor id- supply OF the reg
ular trade. Prices arr alb ul thu same as
last qloted-sly 23A426.. iot Mlia,sss, 4 to
D.. Tor Sugar, ant - 10 St for Rio Colee.
Lirl j. almost entirely neglected. and the
stIes are Insignificant. h-in1 confined to a
trw sntlI ions OF No. / in bos.. al 33434c.
Round Utso prime are IN lstly hgltat 5}a6c..
Oui there arr no buNe rs.
Prime rendered la,iow is in fair demand
at 74c.
Ihe supply Of Cattle Is small. and cool
& ewes are IN dctatni at 81 00Io4, 80 aud
caolre 50 90 per 100 lbs. neti.
Suo, oiirriu-s OF Cheese sell at SaSA. The
stock IS upl suli-i-ut To almit Of large rms
actions; receipts very mcgee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-30

ASrRANGE SALUTATIoN.-An Italian gen
leman VINO arrived in New York but d lew
WEEKS previous to last New Years day, was
taken by his friends to make the customary
calls at those places where he had been intro.
dutel. Only being able to say il Lew worjs
IN Eaglisa, his friend told him that on leav-
ing the room, he should simply say, "dappy
New Years, ladies' Oar lrieni got through
"a hell a dom visits with great eclat, but
whether from the novelty OF the occasion, or
Tie rushing from house to house, OF some o
ther cdu,e, suffice il to say. that on leaving a
certain house, lie entireIy forgot lis pet ghrase
With the door in one hand, and his hat in the
other. he made a bow. then paused and waved
his hat. ana bowed again-thrn paused-fur-
lied and at length he stainmtrrd lorth-"Bai-
l%eIuidh.' aud rushed rom The house.-Amer-
icdA Musical Times.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-30

NeN YORK, March 2ith, 1918.
"PatI IT., ot PARIS! You have risen against
tyranny a4d hs op 1resoora have disappeared.
1le las. aoar ui the monarchy is suun led in
Frances ultle unanimous shouts OF all classes
OF cilileus have sdiuted the republican flag
floating over the Capitol OF The democratic
world.
al this glorious tdings our hearts are
thrilled Witu JOY and Our enthusiasm Is NM
gird VIVA thd, ul all our brothers IN demOCra-
cy. Iae cHiIfeL OF This Tree county, where
We have learned 10 k1ow the blessings OF Re
puJ Iedu Government; the patriots OF all the
European nations; the eXiied Poles, The or
lIaus % d uuala codutry-are all lralemally
WI d as. Win Uhe voice we have applaudrd
lie Proclamation OF the French Republic, one
aui uudtNlsl.le.
Iniuns 10 your heroic perseverance
tiH4ss l5 ,alr Iu4uinitdble courage, The I'M
N .I pu.aI4.s a. OR great Revolution
la truH ue4 t1- a AID We ean pr.uie
U-t eufH p-au H~le.iets, lAat NC sldi soon see
HsI e. .al- tle ulI4a a Tree Nations. lor he
Iu-4, t-.ct 90. trlAre O.es 10 the Oppressed
pea.,a .Ia .'a.- battle call OF our tathrrs-
"Psua..-. .1rurz uue Sainte Alliance, eli
douaa1 t.L J. ulil.'
"Sa.8e alaa,ns,rns stjjl agjtate our hearts
we aI- Is..i. uEo l Che particulars al lie con-
TEST; 3ttal. W. Eaala counter r,solu ion has
usI- 4a-r ga ,l4t ,oircoyer the ,crp,rs
VU,e. you .a,e sti1aJ. b. may b. that oar
country 1atf- lla-tuaus Vlclims-but we
Mill aai u1 Iar i|.Jta.i,r 10 their noble heart,
t. permit a3r grsl tor their death TO dbate
U# IE Wa.r. "e irel al your triumph.
.a a3ls.A iahie tale has Recorded ior pc.
uslf.- complete success oil your efforts. yuu
vil Ill, lei-l nave he ptile OF having herli-
f..- .... at.tr- MINI. a4gl NNa Nkfl b.xa ff.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-30
OFflcEoFruESTREt COMMISSIONER,

INV ui Nhetllug. ZSih March. 1918.
Z ROPOSAI.S viii he received until the 9th day Of
= April next. for furnishing lime stone. broken 10 the
susistze.io macadauiziug Man street ~ the 5fh ward;
also that part of Nam street ~ the lst ward. north Of
North street. The quantity required IA the 18th ward
may ne from 800 TO 1910 %pcTchts, and in the lst ward
from lsu0 10 2.ouo pcrches. The propositions to stale
tie prirr per perch delivered aud spread on the street as
required.
Itopo>a's viii al-o be received until the same time, for
paving on parts OF the same street. with river pebble 81
the usual size ard quaHny. Propositions TO state the
price per square yard, all material being furnished by the
contractor.
Any further Information desired oan hs o'isiued upon
application TO tie subscriber. JOHN ~GliCHRIST,
mr. 20 street Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-30

Fporhs Of J In Quincy Adams.-We lea II
from the New y ri Express that Mr. Chsr,es
Francis Adams is very shortly 10 publish the
works OF his iilUstrieus father, il fifteen or
twenty large octave volumes. The deceased
Statesman, who carefully revised them for
publication, by his viii appropriated d sun oil
money 10 deiray the expense Of p intiug. A.
moag the unpublished writings Of Mr. Adams
Is sald To be d new version OF the Psalms IN
Metre, a transl ton OF Wieland's Oberun, and
several minor poems, BAT the chIel OF his MSS
will probably prove TO be historical and biog-
raphicaI works,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-30

10 A.ce,taia t.. Ag- Of roa trV-C3lo-
iel Jacques, Wei. kIoAn as having mJoI OK
leuru r. and being "a stll-t uJ,enrl ia re.4rl
% au asll7 OF aAI mails. says latt tl- a-e 80.
uu.,.y may be ssc-r.aiAs ID uy u- iuaa ol lae
I'D glands. When Tire luAl Is lees ialu ID
ear OH, This ptrl is quitr small where ii JOINS
h- rusup, btt alter Itl, over d year, M br-iI,
uhu up I'D lur junction, aHd 80 continues
- the ioNl sr1W ola T., tHI Il becomes qatie
iroat end Cat dni lrsll, nhrIe tae fanp
iircc Jolns thr npty, "urrtas % young 'ua4>
{ IS snal, a. ,hIlaAa tur-aJ uaI O-eu tl.t
f0dld.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-30

We have not ST leamed what was the &C
ton O, ,he meeting in South Wheeling on
the s~a.jac. ct lhe road up the bill. viii they
DO amy tdia-, VIII they act promptly or
vii lle Whole matter TALL to The ground and
pass oysI' We learn TIA, there ore meu in
las, Wheeling active upon the subject of the
rosd UpC al Roa. Botn are needed and the
oaIs contest, ~e h@pe, will be, who viii
rake tErst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-30
MEErING oF FRENCH CIrIZENs.

A second meeting OF French Citizens in
New Yora. WAS held according to adjourn
ment. at the Shakespeare Hotel, Monday ewing.
Thu Hal was crowded and The speeches made
dlril5 ,he evening created intense enthusi-
usll,.
NJ. CayIus presided, and the subjoined Ad-
dress 10 the Krpuoicaus oil Paris was read,
odoplej aud ordered 10 be sent out by the
Steamer which sails to day at noon. We
llun.Latr n Irnm IL French.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-30

Rnleslo Gorsyq On 6rs4.-Exrfcise ,oaf
Authority o.. seldom bs possible. and ias.ta!
"a 10 employ kiul persuasion and deliberate
r-'s mag, Jut leI yuu ex-rcis- il i~r5et.s,i-
be.
:. T. careful how you threaten. bnt never
tIr. Ibritau Seldom. bat never iail to cx-
ecute. Iur parent who is open mluthei TO
threaten. amt threatens hisHy. is irr-S5lsle
20 pIIt,I. aud when 'hp Chi i is mo- s]a,lu.l
by Toe first threat. repeats ita hail a dozen
tine. villa a voice 81 Increasing violence,
and with many q1ak ani tNilca-s ul al.
1,ue ,ulprlt, viii certainly possess uoauthor-
its.
3. Avoid tone, anl gestures expressive Of
agitation l1r trivial matters. indicative Of no
depu,itv, and exhibiting only the needless
Hae, or forge tlularss ct caisirsa. Tor no hin4
j., more common to all young animals shan ~
love o. us" their hubs. In such cases the
toue should b. Kind and persuasive, rather
,h1u authoritative. ami even the gravity OF
authority should b.. reserved exclusively for
cases OF dis b.di.Hee or depavity, or for the
preventing oI serious evil. A perpetual irrt.
tIoga children tor LITTLE thing, Will inevitably
Aurlrn ,h"ir hearts. tGd totally destroy poren-
TAI duthorityta1d Influence. There never aas
g irattluE parent. who often threatened. and
eiIom performed, that la a particle OF eih-
Client government.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-30
CARRIAGE MAKING.

We viewed in the carriage mandatory of
Nas-rs. Hutchinson * Kelley, on Water st.
Yesterday : me as hue work in the way OF
BuEgie>, kochaways and Carriages as we
could visa 10 zee. They are superior work
men, and on The Isl # April, will move TO
Main =. where lhry will be fully prepared to
accommodate ID, customers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-30
SOUTH KEELING.

we looked o. Min St. South Wheeling yes
teriay, the br.t time for some days, and we
could SIC Jat tops Of the wagons above the
mud, when taey mounted the crossing places.
Tbat is all.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-30

"a w. HElShELL respectfully announces
". to the Ladies Of Wheeling. tia. lie will
receive a lew choice goods during thr ensuing
week. hring Of the impoi tation of The last
steamship, including a few magnificent white
Grape Shawl>, ia new de,igns; some extra
beautiful Iress goods; Lace copes, &c, &c.
mar 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-30

rs7RrsT SALE or vALrAnLE EfAL. ESTATE
- By virtEe of a deed of Trust executed by J. W.
Breckenridge, hearing date on the l2th day OF April,
ISL. and recorded IN tie Clerks Once 1T the county
court Of Brooke county, in Deed Boob No l6. page lU5.
Shall. on Monday, the 24th day Of hprii next. the
same being Court day. proceed 10 sell al Public Auction,
at tie front door at lhe Court House of Brooke county,
a certain tract Of land sitGated on the upper part OF
Beech Bottom. in said county of Brooke; adjoining
lands with Worthingtun's heirs, Joseph bazear aud 9th
ers; estimated al SO acres, 3 roods aud II poles, he the
sane more or less: the same being a valuable tract OF
land it'll a brick dwelling house, nearly new, and other
build iugs. Selling as Trustee, shall only guarantee
such title as is vested in me ly said Deed OF Trust.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
mr. 24-wts NJ. NELSON, Trustee.
Welsturgli Herald copy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-30

A LAWYER, in England, transported three
years ago TOR forgery, has been found innocent
and sent tor.-Wncn convicted, he had a
practice worth $4,000 a year. A few years
ago and he wou d have been hung; IN which
c'ss his recall would have been d matter OF
more difficulty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-30

Tha .ru-an.l, it Our mills has been a
SOME of -s4l embarrassment to US tor sew
cral day, r5-t. but What could be expected
The road. have no accessible bottom, and the
mul is ol a consistency not unlike mature
dough.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-30

Business Yesterday, it being the first fair
day. was pretty lively IN the street. Drays
were busy and we learn that some heavy sales
were made Ia groceries.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-30

We were us'eni.aed TO see our South
Wheeling friends growing so fat and lusty
ua'ii use sse.rt'iird they were in the habit Of
purchasing thair choice OF marketing the
uiabt pr,u5e market.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-30

"nlgD Is HosPrrAL!r"-A Jrif sentence
bHt tai 81 msgHiug We have seen d record
OF the deaths in Capt Jhaso's Company OF To-
.eto Volunteers, which is enough 10 make a
man sick theart. This company iNt Toledo
last sqriu--how many il numbtrel we d.
not know, but VIZ suppose from - ID d 100
The earliest in point OF tiur died June -,
and the last as stated ON the list, Dec. l4th-
81 IN all had gone in those six months, to
settle their final accounts.
Two were killed in battle.
one was killed in the city Of Mexico, prob.
ably murdered in some lane.
Two died OF wounds received in battle.
THirty-one died in hospitals.
Disease could destroy more than , TO the
Menicsns one. True soldiers wish to die, il
die they must, on the field of their glory
with iheir feet TO the fu.', and their face ie
heaven, ard not waste away like a sick child
OF an old man OF tom scor- wears. ia the foul
d atmosphere OF an hospitaI,-Clepetua Htr-
aid.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-30
COUGHS.
PHTHlS.C
INFLUENZA.
BRONCHITIS.


1 tliptD 4 oIhiOAN LILO.
e No all other Bronchial or Catarrhal affections are
SssRa FfFEgrUALbY, and frequently PERMAsENrLy relic.
we'd aud cured by HR. INFALLIBLR
COUGH REMEDN. 1t has never failed To give amDie
satisfaction. One or two doses VIII satisfy Won that its
virtues are not exaggerated. Read the follow M from
The wife Of the junior editor of the Pittsburgh Temper
ance banner and daughter of Judge Gordon. OF Mon
Ongaheia CITY, Pa.
DR. Ttuxal-i1uring the spring of ~ | contracted a
cold, which was attended with a most perpleNing cough,
and shootinr pains through my lungs. 1t was almost
Impossible 10 lie down or rest at night, for acute pam
and shOrtncss Of breath; and aitcf using a bottle of cclr-
hraicd Imperial Cough syrup without benefit, took
TWO nosrs Of your ~lufailible Remedy, and was perfectly
relieved, and have not been trouble with il since.
MARTHA ]. G. 4
Plitshnrgh. Dec 90. 1877.
For sale nv DR. CRUMBhCK Err, Messrs F~AIRCHILD
4 Taylor and j. ELLOR. % cts per bottle
mr. %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-30
RITTER.S

tUHFUT NJ 81 KIF OF I & WILD CHERRY.
EIilS pleasant. safe and cihcacious remedy for coughs.
= colds, sore throat. Astuna. spipe Of lloud and oil
diseases 81 the chest tending To CONSUMPTION. is for sale
by sturckcepcts, generally, ~ this aud adjoining toun.
ties, ,r rRE Low rgleE oF . crs. rER BOTTLE; and
Wholesale and retail ny the propriclors.
J l. & d J RITTER. Druggists,
lGi North Second ST., below Vine, PHiirA.
Read the following voluntary TESTIMONIAL
Smifhdeid. MONROE 90. Pa. Dec :, 1s47
Mcssrs J l. & 81 Ritter: GeHtlemcn-I feel il INV
duiN To acknowledge 10 you the great hcpeft have re.
eeIvcd from tie use Of YOUR Comrornd Syrup Of Tar
and W ild Cherry. Having been for = long time afflicted
with d Pulmonary complaint. 1 tried all the usual rem.
edics without u.iatnIng reiief, when. fortunately for mr,
l was recommended TO Use Your syrup. The first bottle
made atftIdadN favorable impress on on my disease
! continue taking If and am happy to say It has afforded
NE great relief, and / chcerfuny recommend thos. suf
fcring under similar com plants to use your Invaluable
i%neilclne. John NEWfART.
mr. %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-30

srEIBN. AGs EW SWEAEfNGEN. adjoining tie
Mere ants A Mechanics RAN Monroe Is Nhee irt.
a c now on-nr z a verf large aud m1~t dest able stocs
80 Fame and siaulc bFY Ctous. bought 81 the pre-ehi
veg reduced prlres. comprising q general stock atd
variety Of saeh scasnna.ie goods a. are necessary Ia
complete n fun stUck. and tlry are prepared To- set thcm
on such terms for cash and TO good prompt rYeu, as wil
present sreai inducements 10 tile closest buyers.
March %, l-8s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-30

What docs T Jacobs Of Cenireville. state Of Michigan
say regarding HE medicine we ailHded 10 last week. IN
a letter dated Nov y, 1876. he holds the following Ian.
guagc. we shall certainly he out before any more gets
here, even If you forward iminedi ate y. Send plenty
# patit hleis. must say there is no medicine we have
ever dealt IN which has obtaine' so great and decided a
reputation a. yours. The mort Singular and uuaccount.
able part of the matter T.. the uniform and uneXcepIion
bic testimony Of its curative properties in every case
We have good medicines for many single Complaints
hui \ onJs seems to ulViste the use OF all other pauae cas-
1t goes over the whole ground. You viii be surprised
10 l1arn thai ~ ever case of Fever and Acue ! have
tried it Tor, II has never failed 10 cure. Ana not only in
one Kind, but IN all bilious diseases It's effect is alike"
Ibns wrlteS Mr. Jacobs concerning tie Great American
RemedY-G & NauEhu'S Vegetable I lthontriaiic Mix
tnrc. Ses our column ior his dvertiscmout-cal upon
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