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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-23
MORE HARMONY IN TIE FAMILY.

MORE HARMONY IN TIE FAMILY
The Spectator (Washington,) after snyrng mat the
late defeat in Georgia, was owing 10 ihe refusal ol
the Van Buren, men to attend The polls proce eds as
follows:
"Ihere was another causc, however, for us de.
leat ~ Georgia, which OF our friends will not
Ike To hear' nnd will toe 10Th 10 believe. THE Wings
Poined To the demonstrations Of the North and said
see, Van Buren, again 10 he Ou- opponent The
GeOrsia Democrats, II Is trne, have Illuminated Cal.
h"n hnl ihey have. al the same Iune expressed the
deIcrminu,Ipn % abide by The nomination OF " T.
upnaI Convention. Calhoun - therefore a man Of
straw your real opponent Is To be Van Buren,, v irh
Be'tnn ~ company. Will You resure the B,urhlns
wfom you have elected Gom ppWerl" And thus
thousands IN Georgia and elsewhere now ln ailia-
Ton win The Wings. WHO opposed To Clay AMI
all his principles, have kept their old ris iIun Ian
media ely after The Wing me into DOW e. ID ue-
pie everywhere condemned their prlicv and rrincI-
Pies oui 80 soon g. men, and tie Presidential cleo
In again aiieci The polls and ie prospect OF Martin
van buren heing The candidate of The Democratic
parry increases, again Stale after state falls away
ia Sc VIII" decreed change. il is clear. MI, have
The change. IL matters not how popular Mr. Van Bu
rem may be with t.Ie Democratic parry, they can ne-
Iher succeed 10 elecung him or any other man, bar
hy portion Of the Wings, who uverhTew them la
1917 MIR Van BUEcn's name is a shIbbUleth of ira.
'e"''y anu c"hesl'n amongst The Wings. Time al
sh"w-li u has not shown II alreudy-taI IL Is i'm.
possible for Mr. Van Buren, to be reelected President
Of the UEIed States. II with the whole party Uni.
led and the patronage Of the Gnysrument ia his
hands, he could he elected. how can ne be cleo
ted now with The late demonstrations Of n -ll TN.
changed dlsirust and hate amongst the Wings, aud
an opposition increasing aud Stern ell over The Tn
'"n amongst his party 10 his denomination for
The Presidency lie can elect Mr. Clay. bat not
-
iy bring himself aud the Democratic parry defeat
and disgrace.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-23
ONO AND BROOKE COUNTY AGRlCULTU.
RAJ EXHIBlrION--hcId GI Wtlsbursh, Wrdres
day October lin, 1913.

ONO AND BROOKE COUNTY AGRlCGLTU-
RAJ EXHIBIrION--hcIdG t W,llsbur.h, Wvd1es
day October la, 1913.
(Colelasel fran gedsrday)
ON CATTLE
The committee 10 VII ,,u VA. referred the business
Of examining aHd reporting ga horned tauls alter
having discharged the 'uyy assigned thsw make the
following report: The committee are highly gTauUcd
10y a.. number aaI Gue appearance, nui character
te animals ..hmii,ed r their obs, ryau-.,; though
They have iu regret that there a. cunpeJunu IA
bulls. They n'lilod aud admired large red bull
possessing some very remarkably good points; nlsp
one year old. and on, yrnrlmg, AL Of ,.hich APP
reared To he hre wl'h con .id,rabio carc the
mtJtee would recommend them ugricult .ralIsis as
possessing very large degree, the qualities mos,
requisite - improve lhc stuck ui neat cattle. The
bull calves Nohsuch ani Ohio. were undoubtedly
ANIMALS al superior ne5I aud f'r form and symmetry,
for Their ageaIc rarely eNccllt "a any country. The
cumm,uee we're highly grIlllicd at the display OF
cows. ihvy are not - numerYu, as might have been
expected but lbe fine aud ;, ine,ry of form ui
huse eNhIhledc!carly establish the great ad vantage
Ia bc obtained from careful breeding The kefers
e truly iue spe, linens; their condiiiun. together
with theIr peculiar ine form ia AN eminent gree.
Would rocomme d lhcm 60 lovers OF good stock.
la deciding upon the merits Ofthc sevsToi animals.
The committee have been gov err ed by the rules and
regulations OF the society where 1t Is made the duty
o The viewing Committees Go give preference 10 ant
mails possessing the CREATES, combination at ihuse
p mis- which constitute the IN profitable animal -
Nc They decide that
Mise. roam COW, Is entitled to the first premium
the property OF Mis- Sprgg.
Mona, roan COW. : euinlsd To the second premi-
um, the properly at d. Chapline.
julia, "a RON hefer two years and upwards is en-
titled TO the first premium, tho properly OF IL VII.
son.
hearisease. red roam, entitled to the second
premium. the pn'Pery OF $ jacob.
Punk, a roam heIfler one year and upward. emil.
ued To hrst premium, the properly OF =. Jacob
Beauty White heller Is entitled To The second
premium, the property ufDr Chapiine.
Lnlon r1ln hsillcr, under one year. first premi.
um.
Leda, do do do second do.
Nonsuch. roam bull calf. first best premlum the
property of Mr. Edginslon
Ohio, red anu while bull cali, second best premi.
um, the property ofB. Kelly.
A lat steer; no competition; premium. This IRE.
MUM II awarded snder the regulations awarding
premiums 10 animals vi merit when there Is 40 CON.
peuuon. J. NEIswANGER,
b. w. MErcALF
MnsEs BELL,
A. MITHELL.
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Pm rSBCkGu MARKET.
Reporoa j., me Prs5mgh Ga. NJ.

h'PoTi'a JoT ne Pittsburgh Gas Ne.
M. Thursday. Oct. 10. $40
rms m"r'"g The We .Iher has become drv AMI
c'ear aver '''"r cold and rainy " Gather
FLOUR Sales at the r,ver nnJ nom ,,.o.,,. -.
- %, n"l 800 ie~ choice brandsS3 SCI a coI
per hhl W. O<3
G, ed Of ali kinds is ready sale. Tinorbv
81 'O'l 10. clover 81 75a5 W. Fi.xseed 81 l. a.
Gems per r5shpl. 200
BEE>H AN- Ia demand aI,25 cents per ,o,,d
OkO, LhIl Coffee aud Sugar hive ,lerI,naI.
shade. C' q. {ru TaaS3. ST DonIrpo 7a7l
~ o2'9A' y Sugar. common 6i6l. best 6In6}c
per 10 ~ hhl''n bbIs 6la7le per H. MorassessaIe,
'h i'ls, 20 ~" per gallon. Teas, Y II 4O,75 Ino.
rial 623aoJr .er H. ''"Pe,
"a I'it .HS-Fenther2 Sc per 10.
lhON-N"les OF 50 Ions superior zig s24 hos,
SOL 80 " ''n. SIZES OF common S22as23 nor Ton
SALi-oI4 1Oc al the Basin, aud sJal I2l
frJin siu. ~. Si"l ~
LEAD-'Yhne. large sales 81 Is per kcp. P,,
3s3i per TO-
To|AttO-Piusburgh manufactured 5 IN 10
81, Iesi , e. per b. 80
WOLF 10 23c per III.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-23

C.'s public Pronunciation Of gambling as
an example to all who have erred in il,
rather than by constant repetition Of the
now false charge against himl What
proof is there that Mr. &. has not as
he openly declares, quit the practice!-
Not Shai low of evidence follows as
sertions Of this, Had sir. G. during
any period of his life, play ed 'Swart.
won't with Uncle Sau's money, instead
of Drag with his own, there would
have been solid foundation for attacks
upon his reputation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-23
10 sACABAsIN,s RECElPr-In- one NJ nu

10 SACABASIN'S RECEIPT-Jo. one Of our
PenobscUi lndians-uUt long since was sued for the
sum Of 50, by while man. before Squire johnson
On the day Ofthe trial Joe made his appearance ans
rendered The requisite iUr debt and cost and
demanded receipt IN full. Why, Jo, o. D, moi
us"a--ii 10 entirely unnecessary, said the Squire.
% yes, We wsufum receipt, ssuin' i tell YOU ID.
receipt vii do you no gsrd' 'Ssrtain Squire John
son. want 'um What do you want 10 Tor. Juy'-
.. suppose me die, aud go Ia Heayen-then sunfose
they say. Well, JO SacabssIn. you owe auv man
now' Then ne say, No. Very well--JId yru
payun Ben JJlnDnr % yes. me plyum. uVsU.
then, sp.se you showum reccipI' Then me have
90 GO way dOwD-and ron ell over he'll. 10 huutum
up Squire Johnson
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-23

SMUGGLING.-Jo Jones' o passenger by
the packet ship Shenandoah, vt ich arrived from
Liverpool on Monday last, arrested by the watch
at late hour on Monday night with a bag in his
possession, containing about thirty dozen Of pen.
knives, which he had brought without a permit from
Che custom house. IL was iuken 10 The watch house
aud locked Up for The tight. Last evening he was
brought beiOre Mayor Scot. when a charge vas pre-.
terred against him By the district Attorney Of carry.
ing away goods from the Shenandoah. lthUnt per.
"ri The penalties incurred by the defendant a.
mount Ia about S4OO. lie was ordered To- find bail
The defendant has large quantsy Of cutlery. sew.
ing silk, and other ,rlicles Oh board Of the vessel
Phil. Chroa AT 18Th.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-23
LREMArNDER TOMORROW !
PARSNlPS AS GOOD FOR Pic

PARSNlPS AS FOOD FOR PIGS
While staying in the isle Of Gucrn
sey Tor couple OF months, in the sum.
mer OF l64l, says u correspondent OF
the London Farmers Chronicle, | was
much pleased with the peculiarly fine
llaVor OF the pork, being sweet, Juicy
hIm and beautifully white, at IA season
OF the year when that unclean animal
IS thought not 10 be in the highest per.
lection. This superiority Of flavor and
appearance is attributed TO the plentiful
supply OF law parsnips, with which the
animal is fed. In confirmation Of an
universally admitted fact, beg to sen /
you the following extract from a lately
published history Of the island and lis
products.
"llogs prefer raw parsnips to all 9th.
er roots, and make excellent pork when
fed upon them; but the boiling of the
root renders the bacon 1abby. BY this
food the animal can be falted in six
weeks. Too much can hardly be sad IN
praise Of the beef and pork fatled on
ParsniPs. Al this time (July l7th I84Ol
there is IN the Guernsey market, pork.
er, % months old, weighing neat $50
lbs. EnnglIsh, which has never eaten
any ;hing but raw parsn,ps aud sou
miIk-hner meat never was seen. In
the'use Of parsniPs, one caution is abso
luiely necessary they are never to be
mashed, but TO be given as they are Ia
ken up from the ground Used in that
way, they are found not 10 surleit the
hogs or cattle, aud to laiten them better
aud quicker than they otherwise would
II washe they arc apt TO satiate, and
as the farmers say, will never thorough
" iatten them. Al OK will eat 100 lbs.
per day, exclusive Of hay.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-23
question was put.

question was put.
Introduce him, them said Miss Smith.
Certainly. But why is II that YOU
are less mercifuI than that gaunt Indian
chief, who gave such a connoisseur>like
glance at your flowing hair?
Interpret
lie contents himself with taking
ocdiPS; but yOu- you mast have hearts,
She answered only by a me.anchnlv
smile aud shake OF the head; and forth
with introduced Mr.. k-to her.
Puzzled and chagrined | made nv
way 10 the supper room, where was
instantly assai!ed by a shower Of guess
TONS from tie ladies and Of compliment
from the gentlemcn. whose impurruni.
ties had dISregarded. Nurmurs, low
but deep, were uttr red against me, when
1t was found that | had elected nothing
from my late partner hat could sllay
the general curiosity in regard TO her.
All that ! communicated was, that she
was Miss Smith; and every orc SCENE
10 regard this piece Of intelligence as
involving the subject in profounder ub.
security. The lady's remark in regard
TO members of Congress kept TO my.
self
series Of brilliant entertainments,
gwen by the hospIlable and noble-spir-
tied residents Of Washington succeeded
The ball al the White House. At all of
them Miss ). was present, aud at all Of
them she was indispulabIy the belle Of
the evening. Perhaps the appllstion
is wrong one; for, apart from her
sell-assured aud battered belle i'm her an
pearance and demoanor. Her CONVEX
sation was always cheer fu and ANNA
ted; but all Interestei observer land |
acknowledge | soon became one( could
detect beneath her apparent gaiety, the
pre- occupation of some secret sorrow.
This conviction soon checked the ten.
dency OF my feelings toward her; and
had not met her three times before the
lover was merged in the friend.
Still the mystery as TO who she was
and whence she came was kept up. All
that the most InquiSitive observer could
discover was, that she resided in n res
pectable family at Georgetown, the mis-
tTess of which, Mrs. boutwell,, thouub
she did not so into company herself yel
an entree 10 any young female under
her protection. On being questioned on
the subject of Misss Smith, Mrs. Both.
we would reply that she could avouch
Tor her responsibility; but beyond tn al
she knew nothing in regard TO her pa
ren!age or history. or course, this half
way intelligence contributed still farther
to PIque public curiosity, and TO render
the unknown belle still more an obiec,
OF marvel and Of interest. The fac,
that no one among the throngs who
daily visited Washington, from all paris
OF the Union, and Of the world. had ey
er seen her or heard OF her before. also
added to the general perpiexiry. SIEVE
raj young men attempted 10 lay direct
Selge to her heart, and inLumerable
were the IaponIcas aud the screnades
with which they endeavored to fa,ilr.
tate their approaches: but they elected
from her no manner Of encouI aoement.
She received their attention with sad
oivI'Iiy,' and as soon as possible got rid
OF them, and eXerted der powers of fas.
cInatIon over some Influential member
of Congress.
REMAINDER TO.NTnPpoyy
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WONDERFULE

WONDERFUL ESCAPE.-The Rochester Demo
Graf OF Friday morning says. the passengers IN the
Buffalo train of Thursday evening, had a surprising
escape from utter destruction. The train Nvus pr,
ceedIng at rate Of 10 or 10 miles nu hour, about
SIX miles this side Of Buffalo, when the conductor
saw wagon crossing The track lie Immediately
reversed the moIIpn. but the Roadway vas 50 great
that The back raised the forward ones up, and
two Of the wheels and The axletree came oil, aud
threw three Of the cars Oh The track, cOu. peIely
smashing two OF them. aid plng The passengers TO-
geiher IN a heap. Violent vas the conclusion not
single individual was seriously huri. but all were
sadly frightened. The remainder Of the cars arriv ed
safely in The city abnut the usual lime.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-23
ORGANIZE ORGANIZE, q

To The Democratic Ways Of OHIO cou7,y.
A public meeting will he held at the MANSION
HOUSE, IN the Town sIWcst Liberty. on SiinrI,y
the 9TH day ocNsvember S43. At , O'clock NJ. for
The purpose Of forming CLAY CLUB. The friends
ola Sound Currency, OF the Protection Of American
Industry, OF an Economical Administration Of the
General Government, ard the Elevation Of HEN.
RN CLAY, Of Kentucky. to the Presidency.
are earnestly solicited to attend
John Hedges James Duncl n,
Levi Mills, John BRADY
Hamilton Boon, John I Jacob
Hedges, William Cunningham.
William Wells, John Pearce,
G G Hum, Carrot Steele
Archd Armstrong, Samuel Groves,
III Nanmeier, Joseph Morgan,
Joseph Marshall, John Russell
John Hewlett, Jacob R,land
Abraham Cox. Franz, Is Beck
NJ NJ Saunders, Samuel Haddle
Andrew Mitchell william Atkinson
Joseph Morgan, Robert Mitchell,
Mason NJ Ourlnp, John WaFdle,
Alexander Matthew'S, Samuel M'Colloch,
John English, Joseph Waddlc, jr.
oct %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-23

The Phisbnrgh GazeIle need pink itself so
much because we did not say any Thing about it in
lie remarks we made 10 the Advocate. We
knew the Gazette was operated upon by such iuh1-
ces 'Lnt Il was ncCrrgible, and not worth the am
munilion ihai 1t would require TO blow up. There
Is nothing gained by whipping blind mouse, while
there sometimes is IN basling valuable but frac.
lions horse.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-23

How true was the remark Of Mr.. Clay
upon being invited several years since.
OH board a steamboat. to ploy a game OF
Drag that though he had long since
abandoned the practice Of gambling. 10
mad not quit han, not only Of himself.
bit OF every man Who has been unforfu
nately addicted TO bad habit at INV
time during his life. lf tho Locos, In
their denunciatiOns Of gambling, arc
really sincere, aud wish to promote the
cause Of morality, would not the end be-
better accomplished BY holding up M.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-23

IT you ask me- ss.d Zimmerman. (which 4. "a.
real hereditary sin Of hsmsn nature do you rm,,iDe
shall answer prdq. or luxury, or ambition. o., eg,
ism' Mo- say lnJHonco. Who conquers ,nd,lc1ce.
will Conquer I'll The resi-. Indeed eli pooI pripcise
mast siagusie without mental acuyty.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-23

New Nork paper. speaking 7Df fhc stnRs .f,fI,.
lies i' dresses which dlspIayei in the sb1rs ,o
Broadway says The fashion ior Iady's Jre... "a,
s'r'y 90 Ieau rs becoming more Artificial Than syar
j dare not begin 90 euumerais or uuempta d-.r,i,
lion Of The fllss tHlugs tlo sossls wear"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-23

DISTRESSING, FIRE.-On ,he night of Monday
last the house of Mr. Bsrry Illlse, the National
x ad. two miles East OF - Ciairvilie. caught Gre
,yhlle the funily were asleep and al'hough every
eNert:uu in ticr power VAS used, burned To The
ground. They dat Eot even save their shuss, ~
much head way had I,c flames got when discovered.
The house was one Og 'he most comfortable ~ the
settlement and the inmates are OF The most resPec-
table This Is a distressing occurrence, when Ne
IA into consideration the nun, family and the
approaching mclemcnt season of the year. One
consolation r,tuaIns for MIR Hulsc; the ncIghburs
who al hold the IN the highest esteem, " ~ uu
doubt, lend LIn a helping hand in repairing las
loss a far ~ can be done. Misfortune will over.
take u. and unless W ipak with cuuidmg interest
a high power such occurrences would oyerM he la
Us IN despair. -BeiagOHt Chf0nicie.
DANCING II am uow an old fellow say,
CoHpeI m one Of has letters, but had once ruy
dancing days "a you have now; yet ! could e
find that could learn hall 81 much of a woman
real character by dancing with her. cuuvcrsHnp
with her at home when could observe her bchs
vnr NJ table, at tie ere SIDE. aud IA all Iryitl
scenes OF domestic life. We ARE all good whel
pleased but She is ihe good woman who wants no
the Fiddle 60 syNrctea her"
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From lie Ny Joyr,aI of Corn.,c.


FROM MONTEVlDEO-- by an arrival NJ Sa lem
We have received Bueuos Ayrcs papers 10 the end
OF JAY containing. among other things cores
pnndsnce between Dir Hamilton u Consul nj
NohleHideO, and The government of that republic
relative 10 The capture Of The American Schr Caro-
l,n'an on the lNh June, and the brig Trafalgar on
the 18Th
Ia reference to this affair, correspondent writes
rs as follows:
The Caroliniun, while lying off Busso portion
OF territory over which the Mnntevideu Grvernmeni
had no possible dominion. was captured. during the
Temporary absence Of the Buenos Ayres .auadron
ny small armed hpat, manled with crew a.
Italians, and carried into Montey deu. and her cargo
immediately plundered aud distributed by order Of
Tue authorities, without form Of trial
Inc most astonishing aud ines plcabls cIrcum
stance nnd which has caused Americans To blush
viii shame and indignation j. the fact that all these
Transactions ioUk place in the view fan American
vessel oil war aud that captured vessel with The
proud banner Of our country virtually rodden under
he feet Of az Italian pirate passed under her guns
without one effort 10 vndica'e is lusuled digaity"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-23

COBBETr ON EARLY EDUCATION.-I have
Just now pat ny French Grammar into the hands Of
my youngest 80. who Is fourteen and halt years
oIdi 'h1t being about The that hnk Is best Tor
Boys 10 begin 10 read books; aud az 20 gIds They will
always begin e,.oagh " you suffer books 10 ne
90 The house. have n,ppis61 Il setting ltte cres.
lures dow" o. pyur over printed icuers before u b.
possible ior Them 90 understand any reason which
you give iOr anything. Tie frsi hing ga uiy mind
s To do your best 10 canse them 90 have healthy b.,
des hen, as sDpu as they can they Will have
''n"d mi"is, learn anything YOU pot BETTE them
a"o .H'y viii 900 a i'ice. OycHibe uc lriie Masters
thst have beon perchsd upon styYl from three ys,r,
old iu fourteen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-23

, "N'e I1"i"ri'y on Joint ballot, inGep,ndep, or
hTe" 4uirpcudant Democrats Two
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-23

clergyman being much pfe,-eY 8y % lady Of o.
acquaintance % preach ser o. ,n ODD r1s frf = .rr,
ni her marriage, complied. All chose rLe EIIo.,.pt
passage in me Psams Tor hs tesl aud f.i there Be
abundance VI peace whIs tho myYu suJgreil,."
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1 HEELiNG DAILY TINES.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 23. 1919.

For PRESIDENT ~ 1874.
u - y fs \ e. & = y.
FsR YICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS, or MAssAcuusFTrs
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o. .. "a'er IA lie Channel. Arasand.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-04
IMPORTANT MEDICINES
MARSHALL'S COMPOUND SYRUP AND
EYER L.


FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLAl
I s with confidence offered to the Medical Faculty
and the Public possessing in a great degree, all
the virtues OF SARShPARlLLA, in its most con
centrated form, being prepared bye NEW and IN
PROVED process all others, which extracts all
the active matter Of the root II is highly recon-
mended as a Spring and Fall purifier Of the BLOOD,
and will be found particularly useful in Rheumatism
Ulcers, Scrofula letter, White Swelling Cutaneous
Eruptions, aud disorders which arise from an i'm
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Physicians who prescribe MARsHALL's SARSAPA-
RIl.IA, will soon discover such nconestibe evil
dence of its curative powers shall fully establish
its character and superiority over all others now IN
use.
Ono eight ounce bottle contains more Of the active
principle OF SaspniIia than a gallon of those mix
lures usually sold in the stores, and those who have
been Disappointed in the Of Sarsapuia ciH find this
an eGcct,iai remedy. Price of Sarsapara, 81 price
of Extract, IS cents.
MARSHALL'S VERMIFUGE
Is recommended TO nurses, parents and others, who
have the Of children, the most safe and efec-
tual norm d Sroying msdcines yet discovered. Be
sides being sqfe and ue,irt yermuge, II IS so plea
SAINT that child will refuse 10 take it. IL is equally
efIcacous in removing other disorders, such as
bo,oel complaints vomiting and all complaints to which
children are liable.
Sold at w. MARSHALL'S Successor Of Charles
Marshall) No. 3l2, Market street above Ninth PHI
ladelphia. Price rs cents.
For sale by WILLIAM YOUNG, Agent for the
City Of Washington, ID. G. Jan. 5-h