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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28
80OMs. Sc.
BOOKS. NEW S,rncL

BOOKS, NEW STOCK
"a AMILY and pocket Bibles PRESBYTERIAN ps.,, !,
Hymns, Psalms OF David. variety OF school p Su
Ecee. ic Readers, Sanders Readers Cobb's D sS'
Rays Arithmetic, navic's Arithmetic and AlseSra'
Comsock's Philosophy, Chemistry and Phvsoiog, snj
avariety Of standard works on Theology Nedirsl ana
general Literature, Blank hooks and all Kinds OF snton
airy wide window blinds and wall paper sold low AZ
any establishment in The city. hv
- JOHN FISHER, Agent,
~Sn Main street Wheeu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28
RnOkSt RO0KSn

NE subscriber having entered into such an arrange.
mehi WIN al the large publishing hsuses il tho
eastern cities enable him to sell AZ their nubisbet
prices in New York. Easion and Philadelphia Callat
me corner Book stare of Main and Union streets:
"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28

A GOOD OFFER.
THE undersigned will sell on a credit of from three
- months TO eight years HE following property, iu lots
of one Thousand and upwards, viz:
The country goods of Garrettson, suitable for
heavy country business.
The goods OF T Garreson suitable for business any
place, and the ECC ds Of Garretson & Co and the
goods of G Gafreitson Il Go.
The accounts and notes of either or ALL most OF
which wsil secured
The Real Estate Of either or all.
Persons wishing to permanently locate, and having
the faculty e. consolidating business. will mud bargain
in the above oef Apply tie last ten days of any month,
at the Office OF GARRETTSON,
my2 Monroe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28
M1Grm inaTR.
WEE4EF'S

OhING STOW Els.
ry.IIE subscriber has nov. on hand full supply of
fhe a4ove stoves and specttny invites these " 40
are IN want OF good eftcle TO call and examine ms
stock which he wit sell low be is the 0rly sceri 'or
the sale OF Them purchasers may rest assured tho are
getting aGKkUiNk NoLFs srnNE when hey huy othtm.
f.bT TiOs CUiBERTOk
ls1 same coal cooking stoves otPitishurg naBua cure
st rate article together with general assortment "a
UOfPER TIN uad SHEET IRON WARE, al OF
which viii he disposed Of on tn Hosi reasonable ieius
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28

n FAD Pipe aiwsyson baud md farn. he'd al short
~ nofire al urli JOHNSO =. rs Market sl'r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28

"COPPER" KETrIEs.-Wash and stew Kettles on
~ hand and for sale low al luiiNSlNs,
mr. II ls5 Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28
Il u a'US.
mr. IAME9 TANNER

DR. JAMES TANNER,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ACCOuGHEK,
~ rEICE on Inc Forth East corner OF Ffth aud Cen,
] ire Streets Residence the South west corner oil
''' $500 ,saa.n oct 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-28

-sNOFfEE MtII.2-A superior article of Livingston
~ &Rogsins manufacture hand and for safe low al
ulal JoilNsON's, ls5 Market Square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03
WASHINGTON, August l, 1913.
n Shocking Occ,uremcc-The Stare Case.

Il Shocking OccNrence-Ihe Stare Case.
Intelligence of most distressing character was
communicated to the Hon. Samuel o. Peyton.
member Of the House of Representatives for the
third Congressional District of Kentucky, by tele-
graph, last night. The particulars, as we have
been able to gather them are as follows
1t appears that daughter of Mr.. Peyton eloped
day or two since from her fathers house IN Ken
lucky with young man, who was personally UNI
known TO her family. When the parties returned
man and wife, Mr.. Peyton's brother demonstrated
with the young man upon his conduct in thus en-
ticlng away has niece, and representing that the
honorable course would have been TO have de-
manded the young lady's hand OF her father. Re-
examinations followed, when, shocking TO relate,
the young man pulled out pistol and shot his
wife's unc,e dead
The shock of this dreadful act affected Mrs Pey-
con go much that her life was dsspa:red Of when
the teeg pho dispatch was forwarded. Mr.. Pey-
ton, half distre .ed, immediately started for his
home in Hartfc I'd, Kentucky.
The slave sAC ictloD case was continued to-day.
Mf. CaIysle cor suded his argument for the de-
fence. lt was wholly iechncl-aTguing upon
the premises aC fanced by Mr.. Mainland there
fore uninteiestlg 10 the general reader. The ar
guments being based upon the construction OF the
LEGAL laws OF Maryland, do not possess much in.
terest, indeed, 10 any one. The PRINCIPAL point
argued IN defence ~, that II the Jury believe IN
The facts 10 be stated by the wiIne SECS sti the
prisoner would only be guilty Of 'tran sport.
ing slaves" and punishable merely by line.
To find him guilty upon this charge a
new Indictment must be framed, the one he
is now being tired under being stealing
slaves" he penalty for which Is imprisonment IN
the penitenueiy tor twenty years HIS honor gave
his opinion upon the instructions offered by the
defence, which we sent yesterday. HIS opinion
was long and able and adverse TO the leading
points urged. Messrs Mann and Carysle gave
notice OF their intention of fling bill of excep-
tons 10 his honor's decisions and, thcrcup the
Court adjourned until tomorrow. OafEoA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

BALTIMORE, Aug. ,, 1913.
Returning from the Disqualification If the Mi
Foreign Passengers Telegraph Compilation, SC.
Our city is well filled with returned volunteers.
as the Norfolk boat daily brings up a large num-
Der Of the Virginia boys from Fortress Monroe.
The poor fellows, as they leap on shore, seem in
perfect ecstacy of delight to breathe once more the
air of freedom; for what kind of slavery can be
more irksome than that exercised Ivy mos; officers
over their men! They soon divest themselves Of
all the remnant of the raiment of their servitude,
and, assuming citizens dress, can only be recog-
nized by their bronzed countenances and soldierly
bearing Poor fellows they have "seen the ele.
phant'' in good earnest.
The mail train from Philadelphia, due at six
O'Clock yesterday morning, did not arrive until
two O'Clock in the afternoon, having run efithe
track near Havre de Grace.
During the past month there arrived at this port
72l foreign passengers The number of passen-
gers from Bremen this year is very small and the
reason is said to be, that the German vessels are
doubtful about leaving port whilst the Danish fleet
Is enforcing blockade. A large number of Ger
man vessels are in port here, and decline to
take cargo for Bremen under these circum-
stances.
Major Poussln, the new Minister from the re-
public of France, arrived here last night on his
way to Washington.
The telegraph line connecting this city with Ere
derrick, commenced operating last night, having
been erected and put in working order in about
forty days. The line is also nearly finished TO
Cumberland, and, it is expected, will connect
with Wheeling before Christmas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

lvFRrooI AND Enthusiastically Hibornia.-M Pi,cot
and LADY, Miss 1imerake Mrs Myes and child Boston; Mr
Brown aud lady Quebec Mr. Hayward lady, and ohildeu,
Charleston, SCI VIM attersby Sayannah DIR Wilson, Can
Mr. Malroh do Mr. Crowder dog Hamilton Savannah
Mr John Valentine, New Oroan Mr. n Moult New Orirans
Lloyd, Canada; Mage New Orleans Frederick Ill., New YORK:
william MCLloch Vera Cruz; SIence, New Orleans; III NJ
Harding New York, bcaier OF dispatches Kanig Hungary;
Barrett ftntuoky Frede Oh sidt; Geo Davidson Canada
Joseph Duimeyer Cincinnati Gardiner England; Mr., Nils
TaJlct'.
For Me@rs Newton Walop New York; Thos Psson
MONTREAL Mr. Poingdes'ec do Mr. James Jack Dctot Clark
Ky,l DIV Wing. hany; Mr. BrunkerhoH do; Prof Hall 10:
Nv irahe do Jho DcCndy 10; Higgins do; Mr Burc
tuclct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03
WASHINGTON, July 81, 1915.

w WASHINGTON, July 81, 1913
Aa,Cm Leggett-7he Herald Correspondent, s.Fe-
lir," and Alpha-''An OMISSION"
In the Herald of Sunday, letter appears, da-
ted Washington July 81, in which Gal pha" s.begs
leave to supply the omission of your correspon-
dent" "Felix," who, two weeks ago, sent you an
account Of trial before magistrate, and which
resulted IN the binding over of Col. Shaumburg,
to keep the peace towards all good people in this
eighboThood, including Aaron Leggett, the pro-
secutor The pretended ''omisson" is supplied
by giving the testimony of Cornelius p Van Ness
Amos Holton, G. l.. Thompson, John Baldwin.
and Richard S. Coke, as though had designedy
omitted their names as witnesses for tie defence
The fact is, that on the trial to which | alluded.
but three gentlemen swore ''as TO his credlbllify
oath, VIZ Messrs. Coke, Baldwin and Tasis-
uo Mr. Thompson kissed the book, but did not
testify, and how could have omitted that which
did not take place, is TO me marvel. suspect
that the true state of the matter is this that all
the gentlemen whom ga pha" mentions, testified
al preceding trial ior the same offence when the
magistrate dismissed the case. have nothing to
do with the merits OF the controversy, but il is
certainly due 10 my own character that the effort
10 abuse Mr.. Leggett on the uncharltahe assump-
ton OF an ''omsslon" on my part, should not pass
unnotced. had nothing to do with the first trial
knew that it bad taken place only from what was
said by General Eaton, one OF the counsel for Col
Shaumburg NV letter contained a notice of what
was done at the trial which Iatended and at the
time was not aware there was an assistant bro
ther OF the quill whose duty II was. disinterested-
ly 10 supply such "omlsslons." 1t may not be i'm
proper 10 state that two OF the witnesses for Col
Shaumburg, told me after the trial. that what
had written did no injustice to them or to that
gentleman ! If GA pha' has anything further to
say, he can open his head to me at any time in
washington. FELIX.
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WAsHINorc, Aug. I, 1915.


Tie Reports II CoHgrcss-A N,w Ire Case
OF BrigadiO Gen. hca,ny AID Col. Beafon
A ioint resolution has been adopted, doth houses
concuuing therin,) appointing Joint committee
Of six, to devise some plan for the reports OF the
proceedings Of Congress, in lieu Of that OF de-.
Houston, the Official reporter Of the Senate.
Under the plan Of Dr. Houston, from the neces.
siues OF the case, the production Of the drbttrs Of
the Senate, IN printed form, has been uniformly
some days after the discussion. This has resulted
from the REVISION OF their speeches by Senators.
before being put 10 press the remarks OF one or
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: :ys .ns. m .Dss w s.ns;:
<~~>~>~oN>oS>~~ND>o~NNNo
Cleared. F
Shps-Malabar. Freeman, Calao, Cook & Smith, Mauteo.
NIB Irwin; en,hrine Herbert Charleston wards Missis.
sippi, Bryan, Baltimore Scmidt s. Balchen. ls
BarksaRove (newl Nelson, Rio Janera. Nclsor Mar
tBr) Lavig Iryn Isabella Walker Brj Wa ser do Br.
clay vnsson Jenny Lind (Br) Cievcrly Sclooiiac NIB,
Briggs Mary Ann, Waite sisa Boncheaud Thoaud Jane
ton. Lindsey. Bath. X P Buck ~
Schrs-Coneecao de Maria (Port) Frankens Opoto ST.
ger Post. do, Maiard Lord; Jane Baker Phade Ia
bella, Boston.
Brig Chattahoochee Williams, Wilmington, NC days, with
Brig Mechanic Kelly, Machias II days. with umS r. to
Snow
Brig Baltimore Mesewa Machias II days. srars to Bad
Schr Missouri, Phillips Virginia, 3days.
Schr Pawnee, Smith, Brandywne, days,
Schr Henry Springer Weldon, Philadelphia, days
schr s Davis. Baycy, Philadelphia.
schr Wissahick,n N. Smith Philadelphia, days.
Schr Moselle, Thomas Philadelphia, days.
Schr Sydney Mir or, Boyle, Philadelphia, 3oays
Schr DR. Franklin, Lewis, Philadelphia. Gays.
Schr Sarah Gardner Gardner Calais Mo- II days. to Smith
Bryntor
Sehr Il iza, Smith Boston, with fish.
schr Amphone Campbell. Connecticut River.
Sebr Gin Crack Porter, River.
Schr Splendid, -, Harrington.
Schr Harriet Haiens, Turner Berlin, days, corn.
Below.
One brig.
Steamship Hiiernia Halifax and Liverpool ships Meteo Ca
Waterloo (Br) John NIB; Ss Rch Ealtimo ores
Burgundy Richmond; bark Eersila st Petersburg brig
raser Quebec.
Wind. at SUNRISE NV; Meridian NV; Sunset s.
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\ A RITIn = l1T sL Liaaa On


Commanders Of vessels bound to this port Win eealR
faver upon u BY having I'll parcels papers, end ..
ports intended for the Nev Ysvk Herd ready for In,
mediate delivery to news steamer, the News Bsv
She will board Inward bound vessels in the vicinity q
Sandy Hook Those bound 70 other ports whether To-
forwarding to the Herald through the mail or Other.
wise ship papers that may be deemed Of Inter
est to the community. We viii gladly recprocats the
favor. rt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

CONSUL FOR HANOVER Ar GALVESTON - The
President has recognised Julius Frederick as
consul ofIIanoyer for the por, of Galveston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

THE TELEGRAPH WORKING TO GALENA.-Sr.
LOUIS August 1.-The telegraph line Is now open
this city: This line includes stations at Alton,
Springfield, Peoria, Peru, Beardstown, Jackson
vile, Quincy, and Hannibal, In the State OF li-
nols, and Burlington, Bloomington, and Dubuque,
in the State of Iowa, on the East bank of the
doing business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

Mr. FIcKLS desired to anne nd the suffrage clause by
excluding individuals who have been convicted of
infamous crmes.n
AToTAL EXPRESSED.
Mr.. GIDDISos-I move to add, who Is able to read
and write" will not impose the court and Jury
the trouble to inquire into the quality Of the skin
will make the test intelligence, virtue and knowledge
express my total dissent from what was by
my colleague, who makes the right of man to depend
on the color of his complexion ! cannot consent in
the nineteenth century that we should inquire into
the complexion Of man. On what are our institu-
tions founded Is II the complexion OF the skin or
on virtue Ind intelligence withdraw my amend
ment.
THr SLAVERY QUESTION
MI. CoBB, OF Alabama moved to amend ne OF the
80 as to read-that all the laws passed by the
Legislative Assembly except such relate to
Or involuntary servitude. shall be submtted TO Con-
gress for approval The question of slavery is spring
ing up In every possible form whether egtimateIy or
not in this hall. My object Is that the slavery ques-
ton shail not come back on us again We as South
ern men speak for myself at least willing that
The cloud was no bigger than a mans hand have
watched that cloud, and in my humble opinion II is
now large enough to burst with little exertion on our
part on our heads and to almost dissolve the MON
And am not prepared to let the opportunity pass
without to insert clause never to let the
question come back again N u.s. willing that the
citizens Of Oregon shall determine the question for
themselves If they say that slavery shai not exist
again.
Mr. RooT-I move to amend the amendment bv
saying slavery"
The CHAmMAr-The word "slaveryn Is in the
amendment OF the gentleman.
Mr. Roor-I move then, to strike out the words 90 n
voluntary servitude." ! suppose that making q man
work on the highway with chain and bali to his ley
is involuntary servitude. Suppose the Legislature
should say that a man should thus work Eve Years
We might revise that law. II seems to me that the
gentleman from Alabama was too intent at looking NJ
the clouds. He wants to raise breeze on the sla
question. ''
Mr. Roots anne dment was disagreed TO-
Mr. CoDD-1 am serious. ! will say "a frican,, sla
very.
MIR. ScBEScx-Ths comes from the quarter wbsrs
the Alabama platform was erected
Mir CoBB--If you give me five minutes 7 riu stato
my opinion Of the Alabama platform
CONSTRUCTION
Mr. ScHENcR--l understand that IL is clajned in
these latter days. that Congress has power to leos
late for the territories But when Congress
legislature for territory and prohibits IL from ees
lat'ng on certain subjects, that ITSELF lie legislation on
the subject and when Congress declares by law TINT
the legislature shall not touch given subect-that OF
slsvery-such a law is legislation, want TO show the
gross inconsistency Of gentlemen. The prohibition
81 The legislature TO legisatc on the subject is ITSELF
legislation on the part OF Congress.
MT CoHn- with TO have time to say
Mr. ScHrNoE-I withdraw my anne imcnt.
Mr. Losn i wish tosay- t''go on " that ['order'
DON'T mink II necessary TO reply. llisi ha! Ia!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-30
MEDICAL.

DR. OsGOop's INDIAN LsGoGUs.-ko, Fever
and Aguc. Chill Fever. Dunh Inmten lent
spleen, aud all the various forms OF iOus diseases.
The lollowi. the - arIncF ant'
Hand Book vaua lie wok of about i've un9re pages
published 10y Messr> Appleton n - Ne" orr - shapu
% the nuior speak Olthc Fever
''1here valuable nrice sold In most % the Western
cities which conscenousll rccorms 0r Fever
Age End other bilious Diseases 1t h The Iadia ChorgogUe
which prepared 10y Osgood o Ncw l"rh has
bilious study. W friend
TO those medicines usually called patent brit have had pie
opportunity OF knowing the invaluable elects OF tn Ihoiao-ue
In bilious cases.
arises from It's and healthy action upon thu iieoe eng
from bile restoring 10 puri! us ST. Ain- at the loot
Its tendency not simply to suspend disease but 10 III.
which depends Ii IS equally adopted to all ages aud
conditions OF tbs system
Be From Carey Counsellor at Lar. 10 ne ages Casnnaf
Mess. Sanford park Ia June las, attacked with hrt
affecting asd unp, disease the Chill and Fever Tie
paro~ daily. very Ny ihs steal
fever Having tried several soc remedies without relief.
friend in whom had confidence. recommended osgoos lu-
ing directions The consequence Was that had but 3f0Ny
ism after taxing III" first dose ana my genera lhh was ri ~
remainder Of The bottle To tw" other person iry afflicted and
with the results. Il them had b'cn shaking
months ani was relieved be- two days by tt use ote thoiagone
duty pleasure
Yours.rruiy s.F.cAREY.
I'D. PARK, 4h ana walnut SITS. general Wet,
also ioI sale appointed agents In nearly ia the
South and West.
DBe you osgoofs caoIagegue" and take
Tomnson Brothers, d. Craighead Indianapolis VIM. n
Hughes Co. Madison Carkson Duiour vevRv Wndandy
Ky; ]. u. Wilder CO. do; g. Morgan, Roekpoti Il. W.
Young Vernon Wm I. Woolsey, ~ vle; ".
do r. koons Edwardsrou; j. Mc'alia bloorningon; J.
Burke Ctawlorlssile Joseph somnes Ncennes r Peck dol
j. Spencer Lafayette; C. Eilstach. do Wood King Teriy
Haute b. MERIT. South Bend Amos holiday. Nj
An.,.
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....s - ro,.,, -. ,.,..- -
WlAss WILD CHsrRY. greqf 9narrscas
Remedy for Lung ooP~ all egeeiars Of RESPIRATORY
w do not wish ne with h-a N Of the afflicted
W sincerely pledge TO
any which facts viii not warrant We ask The sIlenl"n Of the
candid 10 few considerations Nature IN every part of her works,
the animal, vegetables The ond such that not
endure lie cold Of te .gd and Ia
aud the adaptation Of remedies less striking The
hos hs1a and me Pc and na Carr are justly celebrated t
prevalent of Chema
Trc'a the Harriso" hid Gaseae Of Feb. L. lsss
The ncredulous invited read the following
Nh WHOSE eas,s, o truth and re,1ens Stands above
iIs sam OF Wild cherry over all other remedies the
Character
Ii is no less duty than pleasure 10 me TO The Il
nr 10 me haa race Having tried in case 81 SEVERE al
itcon lungs unraiins, recommend IL To- those slm,,
AL ed the b., @ that a., have We, ever sa and winch
myself that NJ time 10 depart hand
WILLIAM coLDRoN
sanford clqoriunH, of informing Won n
most raikahe cure eriined upon ne by the Of Dwis
under r Weeks. ~i~n
gradually recovered In The s at 1871, was attacked with
& cold ~ %r9" u, a and Tor the Of
and every variety OF medical ad without ieneh thus weard
along gn the winter Of ei4 when heard wisiar'
had all hopes recovery. had Irled my self foo The
Ell to make Genuine Msas Basm Of Wid ch.ry
The effect 'rny astonishing Ane years afcon pain
and suffering and after having spent four five
aud the it aud mos. F~eaie proved
God ana Of rWars Iial~n Of Wild Cteny am now
Do when ] former aoquauiauc,s hnxs
gained rapidly 10 weight, and flesh firm sd can now
Sc ns
years hfor considering my case anos deem IL neees.
if e good 81 the afflicted.
isiipn should he had
mike his statement pubic. Nay blessings God re unn tie
prpielois oi 80 valuable medicine
RESPECTFULLY.
WA. u. BAKER.
b,wAnr OF who conni.,fe coed n,ed
adding
manufacturers
"ny rob Ia ni our pnary the property health and
iea~at Ia Niars lisam o " I'D Ch-,y admitted by tha
distieretd the
pulmonary
itcoted Ia the history 81 medicine. The young
good I'll ltth An IA.
m-t nieig nj families al eolIy stand IN uuhc
estimation has cen a,hrs ~ alone And i, long
discerning public careful Wisar's Balsam .f Mid
die. and refuse with article
trui-red a substitute 30
cheer the hre sde OF dsspaine family
Nisius la~un wild
In al parts "ts JaHed STATES. sold
Of foni ana Walnut SIS, by ID PARK General
WESTERN States.
TomI"son Brothers. and Crsshead napolis
Hughes Madison Ciarkon - Windtsnd
vile }. L. Wilder \ 20. do Morgan X. W
Young Mount Nerhon Wm- ~. Mool.ey Evansville, " C.
Bel 10 heons. Edwarslcn :. 4. Mcia. Bloomington
Burke 'rawordsvie; Joseph Scnes Vine DIR Peck
do j. Spencer Lafayette Z. 4. Nisach, do Wood klng
Tere Na0te; a B Merritt, south Bend; Ames Holiday
MhisaA CITY WA boles Delphi; l.. beecher r. Wayne.
APP
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-30
DNs. MARTINS
Compound syrup OF WILD Cherry.

'H's Compund OF the best remedies Offered the
whether Colds UhooFHg
Cough o that dreadful maady, Few remedies
shot time has been before The public, have effected
The
in this in which they have heen highly srid 20 good
effects. The Bishop Oi the Protestant Episcopal thuch
r. authorized @ he
person decided benefit medical
scmpe The he
Consumplon Bronchitis Asthma sc, which they have
The highly respectable Thy
Island, whom made acquainted Will The preparations:
Kent Island, Nd JaHe -. less
aftin-Dear Sir-Snce home, prescribed yoar
Syrup WA Cheuy several particular
Standing about ~ neghbr patent
Her las bcntlod hyan MedCne which
has been
y the house. do know that she mas had nights
long hut she commenced taking
taken hdte. j. enabled bed
think the VIII a
her aud she husband Mr.
I'd
; IT, he wiI act
Yours, SAMUEL HApPrR M. D.
Price = bottle Around each bottle
Ire @ a Discusses oi The Chest.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-30
Martin ~ sssiIfcie,'~
y q T. o y = L. y CD NEG

a CkRI.lLN CTKE FOR III ER IND -lGUE.
In Summer ana Fall months
Frustrated by this disease II has been particular study
truly
effected this desieraiun also
the be had in AL If DlppsG the directions
pamphlet around each properly
Read the following certificate:
PowHATTEN FAcIoR near Baltimore,
April oth, 1915.
.NesSrs -iagun s. IBhicley.
pleasure am able my
al valuable National Having
hut nothing permanent
relief months purchased rm your
Shane Co. bottle Tonic and giving
he recommending persons
fever, the best remedy
JOSEPH GLArFEITER.
For by WIN. HANNANAN, Druggist sole agent Indian
aroS I'm