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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

We with pleasure comply with a request
TO public the following from the Argus Of
"Wednesday last. We trust parties interest
ed will take the hint and govern themselves
accordingly
DlsoRDERLY CONDUCT AT THE METHODIST
CHuRcn The rude and disorAerly conduct
oil some persons who attend this place OF pub
lie worship has been a subject OF general re-
marks. The Orderly and quite woeshippers
Ell the Methodist congregation have been he
q|uently annoyed by the turbulence Vt some
men aud boys-"rude fellows, Of The baser
sort'--who have made the steps, 'front.' pave
ment aud vesiibule Of that church ID place for
the exhibition OF their refined notions OF good
breeding and order. On Sabbath night espec-
cialiy, there has been a disgusting amount of
ungentlemanly department in aud about that
church during the performance OF Divine SER
vice. Among IN most .repIvhenslble pTac-
tlres MAY be named thr too common aud DIS
gushing one OF SMOKING cigars on The ifoat
steps and pavement white the congregation is
ssrmbling; Gathering Ia sToups and eugaging
in loud anJ unsr molly conversations: Raining
in aud ont oil tie house duriag the services;
Delaying aud l~eileriug in the vistihule-and
in The house III Tuned talking, aud the most
s~hocbing iueyer.nce aud impous mir b, du-
ring the solemn worship OF God. The auth
critics OF The church have, the writer learns,
recently adopted energetic measures tor OBJ
yia'iug a. lar as is practical The evils aud
grievances OF which such just ana loud com
plains have bsen made.
Before inserting ia This brief article a clause
Of the city ordnance oraring upon the matter
Of disturbances 10 religious assemblies, ii
might be well TO remark that the more i'm
mediate and direct inter position OF church
government in arrest OF certain disorderly sx-
ra-miui,teral performances, which have Of
ten OF late preceded he regular order Of wor-
ship, would be regarded as wise and judicious
by The lovers OF "decency and order"
Below is the clause OF the ordinance refer
red to:-'ll any person shall w~anionly modest
or insult any person whatsoever, when going
10 or returning from d religious meeting and
within 100 yards OF The place OF holding
the same; OF il any person shall be found idly
lettering at or near the door OF any church or
meeting house or other place Of religious
meeting, and when requested 20 to do shall
not peacefully aud quietly departlgom thence;
OF ii any person shall behave rudrly, disorder
Is, or insulting in any such church, meeting
house, or place OF religious woiship, even
suth person upon conviction thereof. shall
turieitand pay d fine OF not less than five nor
more than tueuty dollars. City OrdiAan-
ees poge SO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
l3s2h6 ll41S3 1891
Majority Of Cass over Taylor l6,427
Maj Taylor aud V. Buren, over Cass 10 994
NORTH CARoLlNA.-The Raleigh Re,

NORTH CAR0LlNA,-The Raleigh Reg
lister publishes a list OF the returns, fro m
which it appears that General Tayior's ma
l~orities are increased 10 as counties, 300
votes over that OF Governor Manly, who was
elected by a majority OF s14. A correspond
ing increase elsewhere, will give us the State
by over 5000.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

The answer 10 the geographical enigma
published by as last week was furnished cor
rectly by several Subscribers. Il was Lewis
csss AMI William o. ButI-r, We have sew
ersl other saismas on hand, but as we are
not very fond Of the article we will hold them
over.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
AnLAE a
BURN FROM AN EXPLOSION OF GUN
POW lER-RLANTlNG ROCKS

HENRY DALEY. Esq. New York:
Dear Slr.-l hereby certify, tAat in The early part of
March last, while engaged ia htss;ing rocks, a charge Of
powder prenaturely exploded, taking full effect upon
MY face, chest and len arm, ard burnt ne IN u dfcadfu
manner: | was carried home on a litter, my face swol.
leu 10 twice its natural size; the flesh torn of my arm,
below the elbow; and my eyes tiiled with powder aud
dust: A physician called in, expressed str1 NJ doubts "a
10 the saving of my lett eve. which had several cuts
owe the bali; and my face being burni all over, aud ha-
Wing a thick black scab over il he directed poultieos TO
be applied TO draw ont tie powder. This | res stad,
being teErfnlofl losing my eyes; and having heard much
OF your Pam Ext actor, | concluded 10 try IL. | did So.
aud, III less than q fortnight, and without any other ap-
plicai ON than your Extractor. ! was completely cured,
without a scar, and nay eyesighi fully restored.
BARNET MoMuLIIN:
Port Richmond, Staten Island, Juuo24 ls4S:
Sworn before me- the cath June, isfs:
FRED erosion. J. 7:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

TUE subscriber has Just received two 0f Geo 4 Prince
= & Cos Improved he'odeafs These Instruments
are beautifully gouea up and al a price Wi hin The reach
Of every person. They are intended to supply the place
OF Tine Piano Forte, Ut Organ. Cal aud see them al
hovlO JAS MELONS. Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
NOTICE 10 rnE Pf1RI1r

H.. Daley is the inventor o. this uurjvelied remedy,
and no man can make grain Of 1t hut n DALEY lie
never has and never wiH comnurieate the secret of
compromising % 20 any one. Therefore. all EXtractors
not nBde and out up hy him are base commercials.
HDALLEY holds himself re-pHnsfhic Tor an his printed
HtscEtTfgtrkrr and IEsTNuSI.Ls are
GENUINE and thry are open TO public inspection.
LtFE is oneu dependent upon possessing the GESrISE
nALtEy EXrEa cr0K- therefore CAUTION TIVE PrRtie,
that If They want the GENUINE ARTICLE, TO buy al my
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

COPPER FROM THE SAULT.-The
Buffalo Advertiser OF the 18Th announces The
arrival at ,hat p IT OF the propeller Manhat-
Ian from the Sauil- with 1lc' following calso
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

The Washington Union says that the dem
oclstlc patty are surprised at its defeat ; but
not dismayed. Well, why should they be dis
nsyed? They are, Tor The NEST part, all but
about eighty Thousand office holders, farmers
mecABnics, manufacturers and laborers.-
They are worthy msu who desire the prosper
ity OF tAeit country aud with it their own,-
their great interest is he support OF heir iam-
lilies and the increase OF their means, The edu-
cation OF their children. and why should they
be dismayed2 The wings will not plunge the
country into a war by reckless haste, bat will
cultivate the arts OF peace. They will not
involve the nation in debt--their policy has
ever been 10 pay of The nations debt, where
ever il was expedienl and practicable. The
whig administration will iujure no one IN bis
business, in his property or life. Why, then,
should they be dismayed.
The repeal Of the sub-,reasury, which has
caused the commercial world TO feel all the
fluctuations Of government payments, cannot
iniure them, the establishing Of a isFili ike that
of lS42. which was the basis of our late pros
perity, oanuotin impure them, cannot harm them,
Tor il will enhance he value OF their products
Of The field, give a stable market for their
manufactured articles. and an Increased and
wholesome spiit,o their trade. Why. then.
should lhey be dismayedf
None will be disinayed but those who lose
the power to finger the contents OF the treas
my al plessnfe. none will iesr but those who
are afraid u the consequences OF dis
~coref,s OF malfessance OF Of the loss of Of
fee. or the fact that they prostituted their
station "a party politics. These ouly will be
N.mayed. Those who sre innocent will be
ers,iGed al the result, although they may
have been moved by love OF party TO vote Tor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
A BRIEF ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR
" Mt D-AGooD Blacksmith. Enquire a
1870 ~ l~lORNBROOk Il DILLON.
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BDCkS.
IIliRTf years since, or the RniutdFemily, \ Tale
= by q 7 X iames.
Memoirs Of Physician complete, a new noAsiby a.
Dunes
The Reformed Pighwayman, a Sequel to Esther de
Medina or the Crimes of London, complete by G " NJ
Reynolds.
The Ncgiern Merchant a narrative containing usefu
instruction Tor the W csiem man Of las ness. who make
his purchases il the east. nniacas aom actual oxpe
rieuee by Luxe Shortield. u Western Merchant.
TIC Nost1 OF Shakespeare By I W iliisI..s, Esq.
Shakespeare and his Friends,
The Secret Passion,
A fresh supply of Whites Song Books
The Syhil,s Rock Of fate together with treatises on
human physiognony, by 5 Davis.
Godey's Lady's Book for December.
Union Magazine
Universal History, from the creation OF The world 10
the beginning Of the cighteeath century, by the late
Hon Alex Fraser Tytler, Lord Wo0dhOnselee. senator
of the college OF Justice, and Lord Commissioner OF
Jusiicany IN Scotland, and formerly professor Of Civil
history, and Greek sud Roman Antiquities in tie Uni
versity OF Edinbureh. Just received at
NAhEMAAfS Literary Depot,
novel HOtll Main It.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
OF LAND.
@ rscnAserrv.

> y virtue OF Il decree pronounced in this cause hy the
Circuit Superior Court NJ Law aud Chtucery for
the county of ONO, on the 2ist day OF june, Is4-. and
Of further order made on the mn day OF November
behalf. wtl sell az the front door ofthe court hokse Of a.
hio county, on MONDAY the first day OF January next.
tihe same tetug court day the following described tract
or parcat OF land mentioned in exhibit Il, aud filed W M
the papers in the said cause TO Wit Allihat certain
tract OF land situated on NICK iniey's Run. in Oaio
county. Virginia, bounded as follows: Beginning al a
stone set on tile south side of Mekinley's Run, above a
small branch Of said Rnq-theHce south 81 degrees cast
35s poles 20 aheech near the Rock Spring on the bank
Of said Run, thence south "a degrees, east 10 poles 10 .
small ash at the water side o. said run, thence south 81
degrees east, 20 poles 10 s. large poplar on the south side
81 THE run, thence south TO 26 degrees cast, s. poles to a
beech aud a rock IN q drain, corner 10 Joseph White
and Lawrence Clark-thence up said drain with the
neandcrs thereof, and binding thereon a course south =
degrees west. 50 poles, 10 the MONT where three branch.
* iHtcrseet, thence up The west branch with the mean
ders thereof, binding thence 5i poles TO Il spring, the
source Of tie DRAM, thence south 20 degrees west, 3
poles 10 a white oak on the top OF a ridge by a road,
thence south q degrees west, q poles to a poplar in
Thomas Foods line, and with this lue north = degrees
west 9e poles 10 a poplar, corner o said Foods ilue--
then e north 33 degrees east. q2 poles 10 an iron wood,
where q white oak formerly s~tood-theacg north IS de
sfees west, 20 poles to a stake in Samuel Mcglure's
inc, thence north "a degrees east, 81 poles to the begin
ming, Containing one hundred aud eight acres CgS,
more or css. being TIL same land morlgeged by Wm
Laulhdm to James Cummins, and sold under a decree o
th- Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chaucery To-
ohio county, 10 said Thomas A. Cnnmins, who agreed
- convey the enc othe defendant, as by The SAID cx
hibtt a. viii aore tufiy appear.
Terms Of SSlc-Ten per cent of The purchase none.
10 he paid in band, ard the residue thereof TO ie Maid ii
equal instruments, on a credit OF eight. sixteen ant
twenty four months. with interest ffnta tile dag If safe
The purchaser giving bonds with COED security for IA,
sais deferred trstaineats.
|. ~. MITCHELL. u. S for r. Sirams.
noy25 IClentens :. O. c. " eoa'r in thIs behalf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
REGISTER.

REPORTED ny &. II BgRQv, CoRDAGE MANU-
FACTU4ER.
ARRIVALS ann DEPARTURES
Of Boats for the last 81 hours caiins ycster.
daa al 4 o'clock. p. ".
ARRIVED.
Oriental. Vanhook, Pittsburgh,
Brilliant. Grace,
Peru, Calhoun,
ST Anthony,
Columbian. Dean, Cincinnati,
Vermont. Hazlett, i"
J b Gordon, Zanesville,
Virginia, Dawson. Steubenvillt,
DEPARTED.
Oriental, Nanhook, ST Louis,
Columbia. Dean, Pittsburgh,
Vermont, Haslepp,
J Il Gordon,
Brilliant. Grace, Cincinnati,
Sarah Baden, Smith,
Peru, Calhoun
Virginia, Dawson, Steubenville.
st Anthony. Kinney, Hittsbur5h,
81 #. falling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

TIE new Catholic Church. st James, will
be blessed on Ssnjay next, the 26th inst, at
&c O'Clock.
Bishop Purcell, Of Cincinnati, is expected
10 preach in the morning. and Rev. Thomas
lie, dem, OF Bedford. at the afternoon service.
The Bishop ol P]it,sbuI-h and other clergymen
are expected 70 attend on the occasion.
For the purpose of preventing an excessive
crowd. aud at the same lime to all The funds
OF ihe church, which has been erected al no
tn1ing cost. tickets Of admission have been
prepared, admitting a lady and gentleman, lor
which one dollar will be charged. In eonsid-
rfution Of the object contemplated, ii is pre-
sumed the ~iberslly disposed will see no OBJ
lection to The charge male, and that they will
evencome prepared TO give further assistance
when the collection shalt be taken up. The
usual service If The church Tor Sundays, Will
take place at the old church al g, Z. aud :
| O'Clock in The morning.
The tickets may be procured OF Mcssrs. II.
Moore. II NJ Jamisou, NJ Reilly, z Crawley.
Adam Foose aud John Vogler, Jacob Ki-er,
OF at the residence OF the Bishop.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
THE WHEELING lines tCK SALE

THE WHEELING iINiES tGk SALE.
We having determined some months since.
TO bring our labors as an editor and publisher
to a close with the close Of this Presidential
c%anvss,, le' 1t close as it might, now offer
our " hole establishment for sale.
J. consists Of a Daily, Tri-Weekly and
Weekly paper, ofthe largest size, with Q large
job office. a bindefy, anil ali the neeessaries
both for ne sp9per and book work.
There could be no more advantageous posi-
ton louad for two or three persons who were
disposed o so into the business With a small
capital.
1t is the only whig or commercial paper in
Wheeling, a prosperous city OF near twelve
thousand inhabitants. and having a well i'm
proved aud lhickiy settled adjoining country
and il mo fail to be largely patronized.
Il will be sold or such terms as cannot fail
to ensure perfect success TO the purchaser.
a notice OF this fact from our editorial
brethren will be thankfully received.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
Coal Cooking stoves

TUsr received a lot OF coal coot ing stoves. dide ent
- sizes and II very law prices. Cal and sac them.at
C~uLBERTsON's old stand.
hoVli Union street, Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
fery desirable Narket Street Property
Enr N0If III .2llcfi0n.

CUF DHft ~ .IkCtfOfi.
an M0SnAN the eth day Of November, W III be Of.
~ tered tor sale at public auction, al tide Cosrt- house,
thai valuable aud well approved lot situated al the cor.
ner OF Market aud Quincy streets, The north west cor.
ncr. This IS q faiiiot having desirable vacant fonts
on both Market aud Quincy streets, and a large Two
story hrick dwelling house, WITH all necessary out
buildings. The central position of this lot, and the fact
that no other properly IN that vicinity Is now for sale,
renders ihe present chance fi investment a rare and
advantageous oue; Also, at the sane time and place,
another full lot on the east side Of Market, tetwe cen Mon.
roe and Union streets. Fnis well known property, at
present oceaPied ~ J 6 Harbour. has upnn il large
and connections dwelling rouse, q slna5i business house
stable, etc. NJ more ~va'ushie properly thau the above
~ III be IN market soon. Terms, e.. made known on
he day otsale- u. \. CROOKS,
noF9-9w BY JAMES BAKER Auiy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

-See Williams Addresses, Messages, &c.
ii. l42S: House Journal, p. 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

10 TO AVERY'S. No. 10 MONROE STREET. and get
10 the BEST HAT made in the city Of Wheeling,
for four dollars. how'll 5. AVERY.
fTTANNER'S OILS bbis fine brown Oh, in extra
~ large barrels, just reed and Tor sale nv
novlS J pAXTON < co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

NTConNrtufEIr abound. aud urder various eoors,
are psimed OF upon The unsuspectue. as tie genuine
article.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

NlRGINIA.-The otiicia! returns from this
stat reduce the reported Taylor gains very
considerably. 1t appears probable that the
majority lor Cass will be 1900. This, howev-
er would have been overcome but for the
gross violation OF right on the part OF the ex-
ecutive in the appointment oil a majority Of
commissioners OF the election against us, or
but for the decision, which governed in
some oil the wing counties, that TO be eligible
the voter must have paid the tax OF AZ. Ia
this county that decision reduced our MAORI
" fly votes, while in Welzel county. where
there is a large majority against Us, everybody
voted. The Inference in the result in these
counties had . liberal and uniform decision
governed them would not have been less than
$50 votes, The only practicable mode OF
obtaining the unbiased and lair judgment Of
a people upon he merits Of a government
is to be found ia universal suffrage, where the
public voice fully procloims the pubic will.
When we attain that our old commonwealth
will be ltee from the thraldom OF party and
not until then.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

r WlLLstl an the personal property hclnng fnc to the
~ estate orc w Graham, deceased. on Thursday The
aOih instant, at 10 O'Clock, \ NJ. a. the Auction Room
o. W IA Hal, consisting principally of Household and
Kitchen Furniture in good order. Terms made known
on the day OF sale. " + WILSON. Admir-.
nnNlG-is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

The Michigan papers are now urging Gen.
Cas- election to the Senate. Mr.. Benton,
were he there, might have another opportu-
nrty OF making a caustic application to him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
PUBLIC VENDUE
Of a lGrgc and choice flock of
Mer;no and Sayony Sheep,
and either Vdlu0bie Nf0cE.

ssN THURSDAY. the 18th day ofDecenher, 1913.
~ al his late residence, near West Liberty, OHIO Co.
Va. viii be sold, The dock OF Sheep Of ihe late John J.
Jacob. Esq, and also his household AMI kitchen furni
tute, farming ulelslis, horses. hogs, llofned cattle and
other property; among the cattle rs a lne young Oar.
ham Bull and several Mich Cows and Aeifers Of the
best form and hlonG.
The flock Of Saecp oilers gEea, attraction. II consists
Of near two thousand head aud is believed 20 he excclied
by few, if any, IN the country, Ar Jacob is known TO
have been a careful breeder. and in Tor ming his flock
TO have made his selections OF stock sheep from the hest
and most approved bio6ds: 10 Wool growers and
breescrs ofstock locks, it's rare that 80 favorable an
opportunity 10 make good purchases offers. There is a
large number of Buck. and Ewes OF the best blood and
finest quality. The present years clip Of wool is be-
heved TO have brought a higher price than ans OF The
many choice f0cks IN the neighborhooh. There are
few, II aay old sheep among them and tue Ewes were at
The usual time placed with The best Bucks with refer
enoe to breeding for the season.
The sheep and stock thus offered far sale, will re
cheetfuiiy shewH TO persons desiring 10 see them hy
AlsN. NJ. Jacob, at his fathers late residence. Per.
sons are requested TO examine for themselves:
Teens Of Saie.-Cash Tor all sums under I'VE dollars,
and on larger sums a credit OF ninf months, the purcas
ser giving notes with approved security before properly
is removed n. JACOB -,
l. w. M~lTCHRtL,i h
The Steuhenvhle weekly Herald. WellshuTs Herald,
CsdIz Republican, aud Washington Reporter, will give
the above Nv insertions and send thelr accounts 10 this
Office uovei
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
AS, BROADWAY, New YoRK.
235, CHERNur ST., PHILADELPHIA,
READ THE FOLLOWING AWFUL CASE
OF SCALDW
WnEkrFigLD. Niagara County, n. V
FEBRUARY -. 1913.

February -, 1913.
Mr. DALEY:
Dear tr-Nhile mY son. Is years Old. was at work
in the single mandatory of ? Rose. he had the mis-
fortune 10 slip aud fail into a large vat, used for the pnr
pose of boiling BLOCKS. preparatory to cutting: The
blocks had Just heeursnUved from the vat, containing a
large quantity Of boiling water: lie felt forward. scald-
ing totl hggds and arms, all one side, AMI one leg badly
aud The 0 her partially. The seaids were 50 bad on hrs
arms ana leg thai most Of the flesh came OF with his
garments, aud hisli was cspatred Of by boih his ply
stefan aud friends:
Daley : Pam Extractor WAS procured az soon as pos
sible (which 81 as IN about six hOuHs) aud applied, and
which relieved him from ST pain. prevented infsmma.
ton and swelling, and in a few days commenced healing
his sores. There appeared a general Improvement. so
much 80 that IN three wecAs hc was removed 10 his IA.
theirs holse, disiaut about ore uiiie and a half:
We continued The use Of the above medicine about .
;aonlhs. and We heieve Il was the means. under T owl.
denec, Of saving his life, and We would cheerfully re-
commend il in aiisiniiar cases as asafe and invaluable
remedy
With sentiments Of respect, I remain, dear sir, your
most accident and humble servant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

The wings Of Washington city made a great
demonstration on Tuesday last. Guns, FIRE
works *. were the order OF the day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

The loco foco papers are much troubled to
know what Gen. Taylor is going to do when
he is president. We can easily inform them.
He is going to do right.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

JAYNE fAMiLA MEDICINES.
DR. n Smith, N%insboro'. n g.. sals-San of vour
: alnty Medicines have reached iais part uf the eosu.
Try They seem 10 do much good. and ae eagerly
sought after ny all who ave acquainted s. 10 their me-.
dieinal virtues should be glad IN have an A cpey
Tor the sale of them, as | aatter myself that nay repnfF =
lrh as a fhystcian Is such, as viii promote yoar ihier.
est inthe sale The ENpectoraat appears 10 be IN he
greatest demand here
MI Il " aiiace, Milford, renna, says-Thc first six
months very latte Medicine was SOIL, e-acep.jns , .nr
Nofm medicine, which ives soon tispused III ii "a
Nut 4 short time since the eNpectoraut was Laach called
i"r. ! had used one hottie VA nay family. and tapna h
an excellent Medicine for colGs. This Sbtna tbers
have teen an unusual number OF persons COMPLAINING
OF heaNy colds, andthe most OF tbem have found relief
by using your tXpectorant.
Ar Ih0s " Turner, Savannah, Geo, says-Weh have
been very snceessiuiIh selling your AtcIaiye. anal We
haye iui = few bottles lon; We wish lou to sepd us a
Gross hY the nrst vessel.
Messfs whitney and Lsh,n, Mount Morris. y YORK.
ssy-Ne are aoout cut Of Your Nermlmse aud Iiair
b4e, aHi nave datly calls cor the Nermitnpa. which
st"nas Nef} high IN this section. The sales Of ali vour
Nediclnes nave ieca good, ahd continues 10 increase
tLfs Ialile, Wuloughhy, ONO, saYs-YouF VssnI
iu-e ana fiis sell very realty hcrC-i could hay+ s,,bJ
much moe OF them Il : had NAT them.
Or s~'e-dmAn, Maysvite, n :. says-I find your
Neiniiase and eypceioranl give good s~atisfsct ION and
We should re- riad 10 have another iot.
ftepafed only BY bt. d, Jayne, Phlaielphia. and
- w agency uy a h~itkNFLiNGER aud
pSD JCRt MbACk ER a son