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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
LATE FROM YUCATAN-BATTLE WITH
THE INDIANS Memphis, Oct 10.

Intelligence has been received from Yucca
tan OF battle between the whites and lndi-
ans. Six American officers arc reported to be
killed. The result of the battle was not
known.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16

Hope and Courage hope is based
N energy oil Character. A strong mind al
ways hopes, and has cause 10 hepe. because
it knows the mutablliiy OF human affairs. and
how slight Circumstance may change the
whole course OF human events Such a spffit.
loo, rests upon itself 1t is not confined 10
partial views, or TO one particular object; and
il at last il should be lost, II has saved Itself
its own integrity and worth,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16

CONVlCrED,-The. Jury in the case of
Pratt, Pence and McGowan, tried for consul.
racy 10 put in circulation the stolen money
OF the Chester County Bank, rendering their
verdict, finding the defendants guilty in the
manner aud form as they stood indicted. A
motion tor new trial was made in the case
uf McGowsn. He and Pratt were committed
10 prison 10 await the further action Of the
Court.
Pence, the other defendant, who was ON
tail has fled. For several DAYS previous 10
he close OF the trial he had complained OF
sickness, which is believed 10 have been
'eigned and was not III attendance on the
Coutt, bat remained in his room at his board
ing house, ia Market street. He is farmer
sph horse drover, from the neighborhood oil
Circleyile, Licking county, O., where be
owns property, and has family of children
and grandchildren, and 0i the evidence oil
/ his neighbors and relatives can be relied on)
was a respectable man. until tempted to the
commission OF the crime OF which he has
been convicted. He has since been taken.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16

Old Tack is Coming AT most critical
period of The battle OF Buena Vista sold
Ter, as we learn from Capt Bragg. raised in a
loud clear voice the shout Old Jack is com
iug" aud that shout, caught up and re-echoed
through the army, was equal to reinforce
ment of ten thousand men.
We are now in he midst of crisis in the
great Presidential battle. Let The Wing cry
be "Oid Zack is coming" Indeed the glori-
Gus old hero is coming and his name, shouted
through our ranks, will ill every heart with
The spirit OF victory Lou. Jour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16

IIAoiesale Poisoning Nearly the en.ire
company oil the Lowell Guy Guards were pos
oned by drinking coffee. night before last.
while at muster in Littlrtown The coffee
was made IN vessel with copper bottom.
and had stood IN il for several hours and the
acid OF the coii.e, no doubt, attacked the cop
per and poisoned the whole.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Pum,DaLPmIA. Oct -. 8 p. m.
We have now received returns
from MI the couxties ia the State
but Bradford, C;car6old. Jeler-
son. Elk, nckcan, Warren and
Peter, and johnston has 495
majority. 7 he connties to be
heard from gave in lSila Loco
foco majority of 1875. Johnston's
majority cannot be less than $500
We gain by the late election, a
Senator in Pennsylvania, in place
of Mr.. Cameron. l.. r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
I arpets, CARPETS.

- TAN ron q SON have jnst received ,bei, Fan
80 aHa " inter stock of Carpeting. ronsisttp. ~
every variety OF color, pattern ami quality an ~
- ~" '.t largest t"ai has been hfuuaht =, -
"'H having 'eeh purchased directly from ibe 80,
ff1, we are oua4ied Ia sell them lower MA -
'h' itt'cf assortment than has hetelotnre -
eu' Naa aud see them Al our store On Monroe "A "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
VAR. PAR,EysIEDGE

n AGTERREAN ARTIST truly grateful for the eS.
sAS tcnsve patronage received IN the city of Wheeling
would give notice that ne has sft,ed his for the
purpose of spending the winter here.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully nvtedto cali
and examine his large collection Of specimens.
Ifkenesses of esed nirm persons taken at their
residence. Also Landscapes and buildings taken with
out helm. reversed Instructions given in the art and
apparatus and all kinds OF materials used the business
for sale.
Rooms the Post oaicc; entrance from Market s,
Octil
WAsrED--A boy Of 10 or IA years of age.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16

There was heavy frost in Boston and vici-
nifty last night. II was formed OF the thick.
ness OF an eighth Of an inch. The forests in
the interior have donued their beautiful many
colofed maniles-and the tall of the lesi re-
minds us that winter will SOON be on u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16

STATE EbECToRs.
! John J. Jones. Norfolk City.
&c w Boiling. Petersours'
3HP Irving, Cumberland.
AK Irving, Lynchburg.
5 w Martin. franklin.
6 VIM. c. Rives, Albemarls'
2 Robt L Scott, Fauqule'.
SUTG arnett, Westmoreland::
9 John A. Meredith, Richmond ei'y'
m Ron, Saunders, williamsburg.
IL A Hunter, jefferson.
~ All n Stuart, Augusta.
10 s Med Moore, Rcck6Tdge.
II Connally f Trigg, Washington.
Is G. w Summers, kanawha'
is CD Camden, Harrison.
~ "A Peirpont, Marion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
REAR IN MIND,

BEAR IN MIND,
That the Presidential Election is held on ,he
first Tuesday, the 9Th Day OF Novemost
next. and that it lasts but for one day only :!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
THE SPANISH DEBT TO ENGLAND.

BY Parliamentary return ust issued, il APP
pears that there is due 10 the naval depart
mrnt o. the English Government from the
Queen of Spain, for supplies OF naval stores,
provisions, &c. Tor the hire OF transports, and
Tor the subsistence OF the men employed in
the British Legion employed in her sIvi e,
ell, 1872 81 This is also due TO the ord
nance department, for arms and ammunition,
f55S, OBJ, making in the whole "a debt of
Ej64 l59 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16

Archdeaeon Fisher having preached an old
seunon once, which he was not aware that
Constable had heard beIor, asked him how he
hked it.
Very much indeed, Fisher, replied Con-
stable, Il aiwsy liAed that srrnoni
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16

A maiden lady named Louise P. Smith, be-
came insane the other day at Saratoga on ac-
count OF the death OF lavorte kitten. and
committed suicide leaving a written request
that the kitten whom she dtscrib as IAN an
gel from above" should be buried by her
sldpl"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
II. EOLEIHCk.
w HOLESAL liz DEALER IN BOOTS,
~. A. -

SHOES AND LEATHER,
Monroe. between NJ ain aud Marke streets,
: now openiu. an extensive assortment of Goods in
his line; not willing TO advertise quantity of art
les he has not got he deems unnecessary TO enuer
suffice II TO say he Keeps constantly hands all
articles IN the trsde, Boots, Shoes spanish aud
try sole Leather; Morocco and Kid SKIM. Patent Lea
tller, Lining and Binding skins Pegs. Tanners OIL etc
elc, ali OF which he will sell lower nan be bought
west Of Philadelphia, for cash approved credit lie
has made arrangements 10 supply aildemands Good
year Patent Metallic Gum Shoes Of all kinds at man
nfacturer's prices. adding carriage All orders for
goods in his line prom Ally attended oct5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
FTHArt rNE & THOMSON. door q ov, Mss-ci ~
W ley Main e. Save now received their entire 'tneS
Of Fail Goods. End would respectfully solici tfe
calls ot their fruas aud purchasers generally. feeling
assured they or great Bargains a. can be iennh
IN the city. oeiIR
r. AniES' DRESS NATERf NI.s-Nn elegant asst
d. " silks Cashmeres, Msusip de LANES SC IN ev-
cry variety Of color. and 81 all prices at
orti2 CHAplINE 4 THOMSON
CTNNnUP and other French worked collars. SIR
- hes. uew article. linen cambric Hdkfs, Cloves
and al other OF fancy goods At
ocils CHAPLINE & THOMSON
a LARGE lot Of Girrhans, Prints. B'aached mus
Al. Inns, Table Linens very low at
ortf2 CnAPLINE K THOMSON
T7OR GENTLFNEN-Ne hive fine Mk and fsnsy
Il cold Cloths Plain aHs fancy Cassiu"es Ncsiiurs,
Gloves idkfs. suspendcrs and osie anv quantity.
and az such prices viii certainty induce these WAC
see to buy. orti3 ChAfTINE 4 THOMSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16

| STEAMBOAT AccrnENT.-The fine new stea-
mer Plough Boy, Capt. Mckee, in descending
| the Missouri, bound from Weston to this city.
struck some obstruction in the river near Prov
idence landing, on Friday last. and sunk al
most Immediately. a breach eight or ten feet
III length Was made on her larboard side, near
The blow, aad she filled so rapidly as scarcely
to allow Sufficient time To run her to The OPP
posite shore beior she settled-her bow res
ted on the bank. but her stern went down ia
ten or twelve ieet water. causing the hull to
break just after the boilers, and her upper
decks TO part forward of the gangwoys. The
Plough Boy was a new aud very substantial
craft on her second trip, and built expressly
for the Missouri river trade. ST. Louis he.
publican.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
OHIO.

TRUE TO HERSELF AND COUNTRY.
Telcgraphic dispatches, both
from tie Journal and Statesman
at Columbus, received yesterday,
assure us that Ford Is elected
Governor by majority of five
hundred. This may be increas-
ed or diminished by the official
returns.
| he reports by mail confirm
this report
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16

VERY fine Embroidered Muslin Curtains
do do Dra1ery Muslin,
Turkey Red Furniture Prints,
Fine Embossed Piano and Table covers
Worstcd and cotton do do
Plaid Table covering; stand covers &c; Just reed
and for sale low by octt0 A PAXTON 4 son.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16

TO CARRIAGE MAKERS.
f1Tf 6. GREER have just reed large supply of
~ Coach Lace;
PAT Glazed canvass for Tops
Csrriage OIL cloths;
Meiaiic Gum cloths;
Brass Bands;
Brass light Frames;
Carriage ,fIrndes;
Stump Points;
Rasmelied Top Hides;
Bfsb cloth for Lnng;
1hah panasks;
- Lining Nails;
r. Silk and woTstes Fringe;
Roseit=:
sealling cord;
ESrcat Isasa Leather;
ItaS a9n silver Dash frames
EiHfESTprines;
BUGGY Boaes:
Malcabie lTon-assoued;
Buggy whsos;
Heut Fellows;
F" Shafts,
Wheel Hubs;
And every other article in the line which thay Offer for
sale at small profits. OFT e. GREER,
oc,5 Opposite Post Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
IHHss PENPEEi,

THE hone and sincw Of the land, should w,ke mp,
aud thoroughly examine their morel. political AVID
pecuuary condition. and he prepared to cast their votes
at the next Presidential election with the stretesi ref
20 the good Of the whole length and breadth OF
oar glorious sion, from Saeo Bay, IN Maine, 10 tie
mountains of California. And in the midst OF their
i1lrn ~ al ,.lu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16

IL ~ description OF Home made Ware, and Pro.
- dace generally, TOT sale by JFGAREEITSON
seFt Il, lS4s Njo,,,a -,
w AM tD-A nurse for sick lady, or a WAITING.
man IN small f'niy. Mosi liberal vases AZ, IN
ne E-Heu.-LnqnlIe AZ ilc office Of Tins nane1 ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16

G Ur'R Irish Linen ard Cotton Shirting
~ SILK, meriuo and cotton Uudcrshirts.
Brown cotton ~ awer-. on hand and for sale ny
GctII A PAXTON 4 SON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16

n LARGE assortment Of Danask Tale Cloths,
Il - Damask Table Linen TALL widths)
Cotton Table Cloths; Jacquard Diaper,
Napkins and noyiles: Towelng Of al kinds,
Linen aud Cotton Sheeiing Of all kinds, reed and
for sale low " octtl 4 PAXTON 4 son.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-03
THE GREAT REMEDY OF
UESE

urpt AZ ou ,.,.,,c4 r,,r s~eufn Kentue.
IA Nv I9,f al etoN ne suttses ofthc co1ta,s ccrihn
sna i"tne,'' cue GU T. ,l8e,s- .,sid lead. crour. IA
a.n,n.,o,v +Rr,.f .orr and irfaucI eyes. tain
49,. - .g+.og -rf trfsr,nlsi.r rheumatism
ILL., uisSi, 49,, .arrs,-+.g banner.
~ cG,d $500 ma a-1eorllga 10 directions
pasd 49, c5I,r.-
heS" '"e t,,'Ni ,t,-scsy "a "a Nov g.. istG.
.r.- NJ, a, ,,,f. Neresfet Cbrfest. was
.,,ss ~ p6ormst r,,rriatrt. Of seven vcar's standing
~ whi.b sge va so tsntae a. t. he Obliged to use crutci-
=. IT, one ycsE sbe was cured by using tire American
OdI- and coutj walk about a. usaal wftupH- her cruicdes
-.E8l, rr Wm Nasl. Mr.
J,1tsors ,srt az SirnhenvHe, 6hlo.
s.stt.,vif. ,,hp lad nor hrcn all
20 pu1 either 81 hiI ise' 20 .", -, ~. ID ~ ~ on,t,tis ! a.
,.-,-f{, ,Iert,n d. be-
"-Nt g+t.rf., Of fe
- 9 1890 ''"'"'
III. w. ie'e'ns' ..,o4 81, NJ yvm Nash w
Iartson1a-c.- st..te,r,ts
a sIg rS @-'4 % IN sen ssy,fis the finger Of whose
hand wa -, -ani,sctei ID h, ds.r'vr6r efthc use of a
Or thirty FOO yr4r. trf trr. se,tt.ffg qrfra+ hV- mo use
of one hottie ofthe oI. =, mar ste u.eg has fGa fleet
Us. OF her baud mlv equai 10 the other which had newer
been affected. tt has also bean flrudtabc Il safe and in-
vincibieasent in The speedv and csriais cure Of Deafaess
IN al cases not ortanieai'y ncutsilc.
A lady residing ia Allegheny civ was eTertnsiiy Gu
red ofohst mate Deafness 0f yesrs' continuance. ~ the
use OF less then one bottle Of TIE Of. SO That she said she
heard better than she hai ever soue hefore.
Deafness o nine Vears' standing. rs tbe use OF a sunail
quantity fine uil. The names and residences Of the
LADY aud gentleman Willie given 10 Hose who desire It,
at tho office Of The adyertsor.
lie uroYefttes are also highly developed in the certain
and surprfsinc speedy cure OF allcascs OF ChoIc, Cramp,
md S,asns.
several cases Of Cramp ChoNc have bcen eiestualty
cnred by ouc dose OF Tie oil in She short space Of halt an
hour. when the parties have been agnntzed WIN pam.
IT. curative properties have been remarkably manifested
in the radical cure of Diseases 6r the Spihc.
a Iaoy, tha wife OF a planter IN KENTUCKY, was cured
eaeetueiIv Of one ofthe worst cases OF diseased Spine'
which has confined her to her he'd Tor a eohsaeiaNie
time. IN winch she could not turn herself. II - also .
sure remedy and perfect cure of psius IN the stnalnt the
bach and ~nhamation ofthe Kidneys. Read The follow
inr. PiitshuTg. Dec Is, lei6,
1'bis il TO certify that | was afflicted with great pain
in Tie small OF nv bauk and kidneys, which affected me
60 rrnch tbat / could not stand upright. By rubbing eN
,er,,ailv and nsina half a tea spoonful internally every
n,yht and morning. was entirely cured.
JOIN RIDDLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-03
PE T. =.
REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES,

or THIRTY YEARS STANDING
Mount WASHINGTON. Berkshire Co, Mass. Nov 90, ls4'.|
Nes.rs. KErsuAY K UEssHAW:
t;enis-For thirty years ! have been afflicted Win
plies. generally Debility. and luhan alton, causing u
NOR aud proIatsis of the bowels, and which had resisted
an medical treatment Or. Chapman and Others could
give. The last three years Of that time, my suherlnes
detv drsrrirfion. I was confined TO my bed. unable 10
helm mvSelf. and at last given mp by my physicians aud
Gierds m despair Of ever gaining my health; in fact, Tor
three DAYS lefore I commenced using Dr. UPham's Elee-
mary. was entirely speechless, and my burial clothes
were made. But under the t%enedccnt nlercies of Provi-
dcncc. and the use Of DR.. Upham's Eleciuary, though an
ON " A.. | have the pleasure of stating the FAcr to the
pubIic that my health is now good, and hope olive many
wears. fit is Gods viii, aud 10 make known the virtues
Of Or. Irpham's Eloctuary, ant to recommend II TO my
afflicted fellow creatures. 1t helped me beyond the OK
pectattpns Of all that knew my case. and can only sa'
10 others. thai II is IN my opini5n the best medicine IN
The world for Piles, or any disease of the bowels, aud u
they will use il according to the dir ections. | will myself
warrant a cure in every one. NeuFs, with the utmost
expfeseion ofthankfulness U
Egretnon,. Berk Co., Mass, Nov. 30, lsf7.
The above certificate tells a simple aud truthful story
Of suffering aud relief, OF which as physician and wit
ness in the case, ! c~hecrfuliy endorse.
DR.. CHAPMAN.
Nor1cr.-The genuine Upham's Eieetuary has his
written signature; thus tlEF "a Upkam, NJ ID The
hapd is also done with a pen. Price. 81 a box.
sold. wholesale and retailhy kErcHAM L llESsnAw'
I2I Fulton street, n. v, J CRUMBACkER, Agent
for Wheeling. Va. and by Druggists generally through
ont the L. : and Gauadas. jp2I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-03
THE GRAND "PURGATIVE.
DE. CLsGEsEEs's

Sugar Coated Vegetable E1trGct PiHS.
Tr,HEsE eelebrsted PILLS have obtained an onviable
- notofiety iva the UnHed states DIS a curstive for ga.
diue-s, dyspepsia, sour stomach, headache, fevers, plies,
+ c0stivtness, coughs, heart burn, liver complaint, scurvy,
sore thtoat, inward weakness, palpliatiSu of the heart,
indigestion, amt a variety OF other diseases 10 Which
a.~h s. heir, as a%uieiiciue for tue million. la all seasons
ufthc year, spring, Summer, fail and winter, aud under
aH circumstances, they can he taken with perfect safety
and success. A. "a hermitage and general medicine for
children, ihcy are anfivaled. being coated with pure
white sugar. children Will easily take them; they uri-
tler gripe nor uauseste; are gentle tut thorough m their
operation. For adults by increasing the dose. they are
equally hene6ciaL As an Anti Bilious Pin they VIII he
sands who use ihcn, and an unqualified approval viii
b. tht ecFtair result.
Remember Fir. G \ CHckuer Is the original inventor
ofsurar Coated iiis, and laat nothing ol ia" sort was
ever heard uf. until Ae introduced them ia Juno, Ista-
Purchasers, shauie, therefore, always asa for tickner's
sugar coated Vegetable Pills. and lake 10 other, or They
Willie made tile victims Ola fraud. Puce - cents per
AsA.
pc. Cicsnets principal office FOR The aeofrllls 1850
Ntfsrt sd cgt. New hJFk,
Wa JACKSON, 20 Liberty t, head ot Wood street
iIl-HuEEh. Pa ,Seucfai AaeHl iur pennsylvania, NoIth
lli-, and Nt-ltEa Nrlnla.
Sold lg tUr tuHpwlng Nuly appointed AGENTS
4 % t|slrcbiid, Wheeling; Jas a Graz s. co, Bridge
1nrt; John lennsmofe, MauiHsyiNei i 3 % Brown, iFs
n eislaf-hi r. d Nost. Warreutowni Wallace s Btack
rr, "a grange Maldio 4 Vance, Tuadeipuia; Geo vii
son, Nesl Alexander John kelsey, Ciaysy,ilei Sample
sweeney. Washington
~NurlCh-A F5behiid has been appointed Supply
e Agent Cor IS estem Virginia Agents requiring Mr
lasf supplies, aud pcrspns wishing 10 Jsco.Ae Agents
VIA p4esAe aplsy ~ Alm. 1873
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-03

M 7 IN >
COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR 4 WI

pleasant, safe aud emcacious remedy for coughs.
ceits, sore aFoal, Asthma, splitting Of blood. aud ali
diseases of Tie chest lending to CONsu MPTGus, is for sale
~ storekccpers, generally, an This aud adjoining c0un,
lies, As rnE LEV rRleE 0Y - CTs. PER BOTTLE; and
wholesale and etail by the propreiors,
} l. & b } RITTER, Druggists.
lb4 North Second ST., below Vine, PlilIsA.
Read The follow ing voluntary Testimonial: -
Smithneld, Monroe co, Pa, Dec :. 1871
Messfs J l. & y J Ritter; Genlleneu-I feel II my
duty 90 acknoW edge 30 you the great leueat have n.
oetved from The use Of our Compound syrup OF Tar
aud "a I'D Cherry. Having been for a long time afflicted
Wltt O. Pulmonary complaint, | tued all The usual rem.
Hllts without ohtaiuing relief, when, fortunately for me.
] was recommended TO use your Syrup. The FIRST battie
Haie a~decdediy favorable Impress on on my disease
1 continue taking a. and am happy 10 say It has afforded
mc great relief aud 1 e~heerfniiy recommend thos, snE
itrne andef sdnilGr complaints 10 use your invaluable
meiietue. John kEWuART.
hE ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-03

AG Received tlis sa4 ffuH uf nHN. fcsfritei aHn wen
known citizen ot fhdadsHghio, aud tlea jndec Tor your
self.
rHtturlrut,. l0ih ms. 1904, l9tG.
To T. H.. PErERsaS, Mo-. H@ tHgHiuut ~stroct,-faviHe
been requested to give my opinion on the merits of
McALLISTER'S SAME ans willing tn r1umefafe
some of tho benefits winch ! conceive 1 have eNpcslcu-
ced IN the usr ot the article.
In the Spriue OF $3.50 bHd an attack Of Erospc'as in
my face, which became very PAINFUL, and extended iut9
one of my eyes: tens attended aits fever, mY distress
was great. and hesau ta le t~earfGlo f losing nay eve.
A short time previous TO thiS. q pamphlet was thrown
into my house, eH3tfied "lN~EASi GLIB lEkSFlRA
TfoN," setting fottat ne virtues Of " McALLisTERs
or the WORLDS SALNE.n
Although not much aheiiever IN what is termed quack
medicines. purchased a box aud made an application
TO my face. To Bay surprise the pain soon ahated, aud
in a weeks time ! was entirely cured and | firmly he
lieve, that IL vast He E1iFe uuder Providence that cured
me.
From that umefa The present have used the article
as occasion required. aHd fro every case where | bdyt
used II, I have found O decided benefit.
| Al one time. pu gnine r. bed n night my throat was SO
sore that sw allowed WITH enheaiiv, hut by an apPiica.
tion Of the salvc / was relieved before
| have used n ga ca-teai Burns, Bruises, Shfaips aHt
Flesh Cuts, all with Tie HaPptcst effects. and sue ease OF
poisoning hy a Wild vine $50 the woods. has becn drfef
up and cured hy a few applications.
From my own experience. I would strongly recon
mend 1t to al. a. a cheap, CpuyeHfenttaWiiY medicine
Ii seems 10 parake more of an ointment Nan a selEe
and in very nos WeaJHtf u Gets quite hqnldi hence, }
requiresno preparation other then to rub q on tie ainict
ed part.
Ihave become SO ~partlalto it, thatl expect to keep j
constantly in 10y i3luliF,
Though uuambllous to appear IN print, vet canHo
refuse 10 have lbs umuHnicatio made puhue, II judge,
best to serve IN" cause eli humanity.
Respectfully thine. Wh. ADAMS.
oct 26 No % Old Road.
Fer sale by Jsmos Bsfer, Wheeling, Va. aud Jane
| Burley, EiizabetAf0Wu, va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-03

TNSIK NNIE.
Et lSkS will be taken by the FIRE & MARINE IN
COMPANY OF WHEELING AT THE
LOWEST RATES on
buildings OF all kinds, stone brick or wooden andiheir
contents.
Steamboats,, factories, mills, &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise of all kinds.
And against all dangers attending the transportation of
goods on rivers, lakes, seas, canals, and railroads.
For The character OF the company as to proinptitude
and liberallty in the adjustment aud payment of losses
we beg leave To refer to the merchants vi tins place and
elsewhere VINO have had the adjustment of claims upon
US. once on AlGiu street. X. W. HARDING, Sec'y.
aug 1.