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MI KS: ELLIS'S POE TRY OF LIFE Nc.
Itl edition, complete Tor 37g cents
No ~, Allsob's History OF Eursre; 25 cents.
No. 10, BranJer EncynoI nIii Is cents.
Just received for sale by
july iFU y. TAYLOR
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The Boston Post, in speaking of the Hon. ID.
Hepsbaw, SAYS:

H's future standing with the Democratic par,y
will depend upon The manner in ,chioh Ne od,r, ,.,.y
he duties Of his oioe and not upon the fact of HE hn
ing the will be judged by his conduct and the neo
pie will decide upon M~', unpreudiccd by the denim.
Citations OF The Washington Globe or the few editors
rel course" ''''"'o
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IrThe Alerandria Gazette quotes, in alate
number, with Infinite pleasure, The article from
the Richmond Enquirer which laid Mr.. Tyler
so unceremoniousy on the shelf. He puts forth
long article written in rhapsody OF delight.
We congratulate our neighbor At this opportuni-
~ to rejoice, furnished him by the Enquirer.
We would, however. whisper in bis ear that,
although we readily admit the vast influence Of
the Enquirer over the public sentiment OF Vir-
ginia, yet the People in this country are su-
preme, aud that they sometimes take II into their
heads TO regulate matters after their own notion,
even in opposition TO the opinions of all the edi-
tors combined. We have also been informed
by correspondent from Virgina, that il Is MOI
the first time that the Enquirer has been in OPP
ter Of his prospects, and yet Mr.. Tyler succeed
ed not only over the heads Of the editors, but the
leading politicians combined We admit that il
is hard task TO do SO, and that II requires great
popularity. Whether it will be SO in future,
time only can determine but this we feel our
selves a, full liberty TO say, that no man feels
more perfectly Indifferent about il than Mr.. Ty-
Ter. His desire is. as we seriously believe, 10
see the true principles Of Republicanism take
deep and lasting root. That being done, the
Peoples choice for the succession will be his
choice. We believe that his election is promi-
nenty conn, cted with the best interests Of the
country and the perpetuation of sound Repubi-
can principles, and therefore we shall continue
to advocate his election. Nay, further-we
firmly believe that his success, if taken up by
the Democracy, is certain, while that of every
oher person named for the Presidency is doubt
full and uncertain. The People will weigh these
things, and their decision, we have no doubt,
W ill be founded in wisdom.
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NAvAr OrrIcEa DE,p--Commander Alexander
Dallas, Of the U. s. Navy, died at Troy, New York
on Wednesday last. Mr.. Dallas was native Of Con
necticut, and nephew Of the late Alexander James
Dallas, Secretary Of the Treasury under Mr.. Mad.
son. lie entered the Navy about twenty-five wear.
ago, and has seen much service.
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S4S5,OOO
1 W,Wl0
Total
SGI5.OOO

From the 1st January, s43, TO Ist July, that ]. to
say during the ast six months the coinage amounts
to 2,902,O0O.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.-For rent, a pleasant
Il parlor and chamber. Inquire at Mrs. Ann Gar.
diners, on street, near Ninth. may 10
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The following is the coinage at the Branch Min, IN
New Orleans during the last month, th-t is to say
from the lst June TO the LIST July,
In gold sAs, Oo0
Ia silver Im,.,n
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The following remarks of the Providence
Chronicle, sound Democratic paper conducted
with much talent, are SO judicous that we
would call particular attention to them.
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unbsfannte @esenben uno man bat nod feline
gpur ucn ibm.
Yi9ottifb. - Die nsuen pdbtsr bss
OserriS Canals in 0tsu Ssrfep srlaubsn nibt
eas Gonnta9s 8its auf osnisIbsn fabrsn uno
iibsrbaupt lino an oisisnsasen aasSsibdfts auf
Dem @anals sinssifsat. 0Sunber cb Die Sesrs
rem Ydbter 81 Der @sfufbait ssbdrsn, ,psld,e
cine Msn9e Olpten IN llmlauf teste uno ltb
jest rusi9srt lts ju bsjabsn?
Sn Ssrufalsn, in Valdifina, rrirb jest cine
3situn9 bsraas9eQeten Die in brsi pNft)sosnsn
Spraben 9eprudt 1T, ndmlitb, 9sutftn See
brdilb une @ngliit, untsr Der qsitun9 pes
prOtsfantjfhen Sifhofs, Or. Wsrancer.
Inti Observation-Disclosures msrs
ben 9strefsn, in ZEN ndthlfsn feds Wcnaten
Elm bunosrt NntisS fIapsrei @onpsnticnsn in
per. biscsnsn SDsiIsn osS Qancss ju Daltsn.
inwanbere +. - lln9efiBr 800 gins
maneersr aus Der SdweiI famsn am pcrlsss
ten SrsitaNe nab 9(tanp, ouf ibrsm Ws9s
nab benz 9Siseonltn Ssrritoriun1, 100 ils, pe
man fa9t, elm 9robss Stif eanc nn9sfauit
baben. Simmer meltwdrt5 itrebt Der 8lsis
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Gin 5ubtEauspesel erfbe6en.-ein
gewiRr &srl, 9sanRnS Going, elm bthit bes
rhbti9Hr Gerbreber, Der fb fbcn lanss in
perfdiecsn Staaten Der Union bsrumtrisb,wurs
b. porlssts Bctbs in Gtpns Gauntp, 8jrsin:
en-, erfboitn. Sn Der Habtarfdaft p.Stcne
Gap parsn sin9s Sosrren periammslt, mopon
elmer seraee cine Nnjsi9s in Der 3situn9 las,
pcrn cine Selobnun9 fir @oin9S @srbafs
tun9 an9ebcten murbe, atS man bn juf porbsi
9eben fob. Oils sr an9ebatsn ,puroe lsu0nets
or fsinen gamsn unb sntfam suIset taburh
ca6 CT iib nit elmer Qelabsnen piiicls mebrts.
Gpdrr mabte sine onbere partie Saqe ouf
i'm ais CT in cen 0Salo snhpiittts unp fsn
Yfrb Surdfties. Nbenos tru9 er sinsm Snas
fen ouf FIN Yfrb su iuben pcfiir CT inn S
Sbaler periprab. 9iefsr fanp tn5 Yfsro b1lr,
9ab abcr AUDI Su9eib psn l9dibsrn NatDricbt
no its @rin9 itnosn ftnntcn. 9sle poitirttn
ltb an elmer 9slle mslbe er pafiiren musts
Gem &naben 9ab er cine fallts SIS Nots, ais
er ba6 Ykro brod)ts. Gsns 8srfcI9sr erbaIbs
ten i'm am sr,pdnften Ylasn ca CT fb ottr
mtitbcnb ,pioerfssts fboiIsn 9lcbSetie brsi Der
Scrfcl9cr ibrs 8ljntsn auf i'm al, npsurb feis
nsm rublcisn 2sbsn SIsitb Elm @nbs ssmabt
murbe.
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am gssinnen; absr fonosrbar ssnus entffanb
psrislts nht ourd 8 euer fcnosra i'm gsssns
tbeils curb 0S f1er uno 9smis mirbs ss
fbwsr fir re 9swsfen ien, auf bic Slrt Isbsns
big in ben 5immsI su fcmnlsn, pie ibnsn Der
Yrepbst Niler psrfprofen bate.
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Ser etern ut am lInteaeben.

Ser npenufppaniann bonn lestsn Witt,uob
entbdlt foI9enosn Nrtifsl, psIcbsr ssIsftn tu
,psrbsn rsrbisnt. Or bstriift bic grnsnnuns
pom Mm. q. portsr, bsm Sobns osS goupsrs
n6rs, ats SbsriH pom YbilaosIpbia Sauntp.
80 & 0S brbsi q IN M t. Wir
psrnebmsn oas in psr Court bon Common
plsaS cine &seI anesncmnsn murts. um bic
Iusiase os5 MbtsrS Sanf5. in Der Saebs bon
Bm. q. pcrtsr sherif bon Ybilarslpbia,iu
srfabreu, unr oab bjcis Nusiass am 8. Sul,
ndmlib ndbifsn Samifa9, Dor 0Em. Sss,
gaq, in Der Stabt Nsacng, aufgsnommsn
nsrben fol-, Nsan wrb lttb srnnsrn, cos in
bsm Affodvit BON San,cs Ol. Ycrtsr mslds6
Dor &ur5sm pubIijrt murcs uno rlenen icats
Su belpeilen, bas QS. u. Horter lange 9enu9 in
philadelphia mcbnts, UNI ais Gdcriff cort
ernannt 5u ,pereen, ,porn 9emlF In9aben 9es
maht mureen in Sstrsf elmer llnRrrecuna
nit Gidter Sanfs, ubsr 0S q. portsrS gu
laffun9 olS &opofat mas, mic cine @atoner
3situng fa9t unritt9 war unc cas feline ioIs
be llnterrebun9 ifott fano. @s murbe cbsnfp
bei9sfi9t bas &ibkr Sanfs nitbt frsi,piaia
Die Sabe f0rmlitb lsuensn ftnne, absr tsret
isj rpsnn sain aufssforOsrt 3eu9nis obiulss
gen. @6 1T uabribsinIib, bas man jest ben
mirfliten Stano Der 9in9e srfdbrt. Die pcrs
tsrs BADEN Gin auHalIenbss Stillihmsi9sn hbsr
biefen @s9snifanb bsobadtet, oa man td) eot)
ernnert cab bic Ssbauptun9cn eeS Sris9sis'
fretdrs 70 often 9eleugnet murren."
9Er;u 70 pisle llmifdnps? Ssbsr Der leitn
Fam, mag Iicb ron Dem Subitabsn Ger Gons
ifitutcn iberSeu9sn ras jens @rnsnnun8 9elIss
mjcri9 uno nur Gin gematlfrsb be5 ScuYsrs
nors war, Dem msnn er niCbt 9sri9t mirb, an:
btre Bet Dirt fpl9sn merben.
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Saual SpmmiIfTpucr.

Sdt11l SCmintffiuner. - GIN Ger'
respondent pom ,,9ibanon Osmofrar emp
fsblt einen 9smiFn (9rn. 9 mon Guilt
foro BON 9ibancn @auntp, alS cine ftidlitbe
psrfcn fir ea5 9tmt sinss Canal @ammITp:
ncr, neil CT nab isincr Meinuns oIs ;u tsm
Qtmte crfcrosrIibsn Sdbigfsiten bsTet QGir
baben nibt bic @bre I9rn. q. psrftnlitb su
fsnnsn, wunlben o6er eob Der Correspondent
ltdb nibt 9srrt babsn mtgs.
Slis babs n.-Nm Samfage Den "a.
SUM bsi enem @smittsrrs9sn, msltsr nub in
oisf.r Staet fell fbIu9 Der Slis in Die Sbsusr
bes I?rn. Daniel 0ifsr, sur 3sit i'm Ssfe bon
(orn. Sobn Sebias, in Bern Saunibip, y. s.
Seeu une Strob au69errofbsnsr Mo99en, elm
pferc, 0Ed9sn unb fcnfiss6 Sausrsi9srdtb,
furi: 9lqes mas fb sbsn in Der Sdbsusr bes
fanb, perbrannts.-Ss GsrIuif piro ouf shpo
500 Sbaler bsrsbnst. 9ietr Gsrlulf fdut be-
fcnocr6 fbwsr auf prn. s., Der bon barter 2(rs
bsit lsbsn inus, unb nun fair iein 9anssS @i:
9sntbum psrlcr. 9aS Ssbduos mar cbns
9Esttsrablsitsr.
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1Dieoer Gin Moro Gin. .9emiIRr @scra
9. Spbrer bon Braun GauntD, Objc, murbs
meublsrfb uno faltbliti9 in lsinsm Sslbs srs
fbcfFn, oIS ct eben ftsifI9 an bsr 9(rtsit mar.
Ct lisf noeb cine fur5s gtrsfs sbs ct fid. Die
Df6rbsr psrfct9tsn ibn uno fb[ugen i'm NIT
Der Jpade, NIT BET ct aearbctst bate, peasnbs
tcet. Gins fsiner flsinsn Dldbd)sn ifanb nss
ben Dm alS Der Olcro psriitt murce, o6er Ie
fonnts in SstrsT Der Mtrbsr feline iibsrs 9(uss
funft 9e6sn. Srei Ysrlcnsn murosn fstbsm
auf Gerbabt arretrt uno ourb bsn Srsbens>
ribkr Sbnsicsrt su &u6tluiae, psrbtrt.
Qunereroentliebe mobltbdtiafcit.-
Gin alter Dlann NamsnS Gupot, lsbts uno
ffarb Su Olarlaias in 8ranfrsib CT srmarb
ii6 ourb unsrmiostsn Slsis, Spariamfsit uno
@inSeSo9enDsit elm bspsntnbsS 3srmcaen.-
Der Spctt bes YubIfumS fol9ts ibm no CT
fib nur febsn lief. Sn fsnsm lsstsn 0Siaen
fano man fol9enbe Worte "Ssit msinsr&ncs
belt babe b bsmsrft oa6 bic Nrmn bon Wsers
faias Dlan9sl an 0SalTcr lsiben, msl1ss nur
Hh t'i'tu VpVeH ptt'o ~ Uuptil w llU pave puS
bet wdbrsnS msnsr 9anSsn qsbsnsi.it mit8rsus
ben 9erpirft, um ibnsn btsfs BcbftDat su pers
fdafTsn, uno ib uerorbns, bas mein aanses bns
tsrlansnes 8ernt9en gum Sau elmer 9saGsrIsi,
tun8 fir ibtn @sbraub psrmsnest wsreen foa.
Gin Dorsefbmaf pom untersanse
Der welt.-Bdbrenb sinsm itartsn @turs
me am pOrlssten Treito9 Na6mittaa rpuros
bas MilIsritsn 3slt bel Notbslfsr Nsu Oorf,
bsosutsnb bsfbdbist. Der @brw. RI {or. oi,
neS bsmcnffrirts Su elmer Gsrfammluns ron
nibt peniser als 500 perionsn, wabrihsinlib
bic Narrbeiten pom llntersan9e Der gSsltj ala
Der Sturm uno MsSen eini9s 3sItlsinsn Ssrris,
porauf cine Sesns BET Dsrmirruna entltanb,
bic nibt su bsfbreibsn iif.-Gis 8rauenSm.
msr, strpa 70 an Der 3abL faesn obne Ssns
nets, unb alS bic Stride Ssrri6sn entffanb Elm
fcnbsrbarsS gsmifb BON 8rausnSimmern, Sins
bern, gonnets, Gsssn uno QEino, in ensn
Saufsn @Ia6Iibsrwsife sntifanb eaeurb fsin
bsesutsnbss lInslid, auder bas einiss 8rausn.
3inrner sttpas bart sequetfbt rpurosn. Die
slaubtsn ssuis bG linter9an9 Der Bslt fei
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Der &orper zines Grtrunfenen tpuree
am leeten Samifa9 aus Dem Sbioau1e,
unpeit bet Wiinouns oes Saltripers aufs
9efilbt, uno 81, ,76O in @olo bel Jpn, 9es
funoen. Wan permutbet bab Der Grs
trunfene elmer Der Oiebe fei, Die Dor elmer
8o6e 5trdd i'm bieit9en 6afen eineu
Sremoen am 0orb oes Dampfbootes
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ee 1T f'lten inter eincm 0ab finf Gcnes
ratioaen berfelten SamiIie leteu III feben.
Dies 1T jest IN sinsm @snfer Derf Der Sall
Oa pobnen IN einem 5auIe brt 3inoer,
osren altefss 5 Sabre alt 1T ibre W7utter
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Od8 NtSetter.-SDrise Bobs war "a
bel uns fsbr rparn'' man m6dts fait fassn un.
srtrdsIib bsis, oa am eamftass bic Siss bls
auf l02 Grab unb am Ssnntas Mittas nob
'penisffsns um Grab bdbr ssifissen mar.
Wsbrsrs fbspere Sswittsr, bic pcr9eifsrngead,,
r1'tta9 lbr biefe geesns jcsen uno BON far.
Fen SSino unb @essn bssleittt ,parsn, fibItsn
Die bslfIs auft unb srquidtsn bic le6ynoen 8Iu,
rem unb Seifern Mcrssn war % aufaasnb
fabl unb an9tnsbn,ss Mstter.
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PETERS PILLS.

M h have tried DR. Jos Priestly Peter, Ven
w geiaOis Pills, and have ~ hesitauon IN
pron)inct1S thsm the best Ambitious Medlsln.
mat Ne have ever used IN our families. NJ are
acqu united with several families "a this CITY Nh,
give them the Preference al al! other Kinds. on
accoI tOi their ntidness, and at the same t,use
c~er.ainty Of ScuOu.-N y Exlmiuer.
MO-e TN N tea millions OF boxes of thsse ,rulv
valuable Auublllous Pills have been sold in The
nnitsi st ties CanIdas, " est Indies Mexico and
Texas, since the first OfJaSuary, eighteen hun.
dred and thirty five.
Hundreds and thousands bless the d y they
we're u an ed, by Tie peTsuaslous of A friend. IN
try \ boX. # Dr Peters Pills,
Dr Jos phi P~nesiley Peters
Dsar SRI have used your valuable Pills ,h,sr
last tour Years. IN cases of ID yspcpsia. Liver cont
plant, and Sick HeadaLhc, a AL hav. found item
IN a MAJORITY otcIscs, the most 'aluahie Pills 4
have ever used. JOHN CASE NJ N.
For Sick or Nervous HeJdache, or Bilious re.
YER, would recommend Peters Pills m prefer
ence to ali other kinds.
X II ASNSTRONG VI d..
TIE fsllowiug from the eminent Dr. km,Tso1 IA
considered sufit nat
| have used IN my practice these last five wears.
d. Peters Vegetable Ambitious Pills. an. con-
sderei them the best Family Mo ieins / have
ever used.
a supply Of these truly valuable Pills. ms, p.
eelved and Tor sale Wholesale sad Re All by
OLIVER PRYOR,
Sole agent for " heehng.
arge size boxes, containing 10 Pills. 70 g. ME.
small size boxes eoutdining 30 Pills. 25 ceEts per
box. ana upon enquiry these Valuable Pills. car,
be Obtained IN most every coun ~ store IN ives
leIh va nov l6-in
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LIVER

rms disease; from its long standing and repaa-
ted attacks, and also from Inc manner in UbG,b
mas been Uated, oiIen lei yes the drces Of the
disease IN some way cling TO the system some
ulles mere ~ great weakness and prustTation Of
strength, with dull heavy pain located in soue
part OF the syst m. ~ all such cases, Dr. Swayne's
compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, will be found
give vlgcI 10 reclining health, and defend M from
The InrOads Of disease.
ThCr are daily ccrtifirates from various persons
"hlch are s~uthc:ent testimony TO the great eff
easy Of this Invaluable medicine.
sFDr Swaync's office, No s., North Sixth a..
one door below Arch, PhIlndeli hin. where ali or
-eIs Tor a2Gncies' &c, mustb be directed. * fer
cnces will BE- expected.
Or Sgayne's Compound SFrup Of i'd cherry
o. for sale az the Drug tore of
JAMES BAKER.
OcI Wheeling. Va.
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SIIERMAN,S
COU LOZ

\ RE the safest, most sure and eftctrolrrm-
~ edy tor coughs, c1lus. consumpttpn rybon-
ping cough, asthma, tightn ss OF the I,ipY.s ar
chest, &c. The progrIetCr has never known an
instance where they did not siVe per.ect s~a,lslac-
ton.
Over 800 persons have given th,ir names
within the last year as a reference Of The won
Geriul virtues 81 the cough loZenges. They rur,.
all rec mt casrs IN a few hours, seldom reauiripy
more than one day TO entirely eradicate the most
distressing ones.
Mr G T Matthew'S, s Caroline 81 suffered ,
year with a harG, light cough, pain IN Inc sids
splitting OF blood, and all the usual symrtoms ~
consumS uon. The Lozenscs relieved him imne.
dIate'y, and IN a few weeks restored him 10 rertect
health. He says they are the greatest medicine
IN the world.
DR. Zabriskie, IS Duane 81, has used ,bem i'm
over 7sO cases, some of hem ofthe most aIarmit-
character, and always with the greatest srrcess
A young lady OF Ii years old was supposed to he
n a decline; several physicians hid attended
her ard gwen her up as incurable. She hal \
distressing cough, was 50 weak she could NOT srt
mp hut a lew minutes AT a time, and had every
appearance OF speedy dissolution. On the brink
OF her grave as II were, she took a dozen al
She mans LOZenges; they seemed tn giye her
new lfe-she pcTscverrd and less IN n { ,Ir boyes
restored her TO perfect health. These Lozenge,
saved her from al u%ntunely deathJ
Many persons have complained of being
humbugged out other dollars by cough syrunS
who have fouEd a cure in S~herman's cnnnh
candies. they are not requE ed To purchase two or
six dollars worth. Very often one % cent boy
will cure them.
Pncc % cents per box. For sale hy
OLIVER PRYOR, Union 81.
LOF ~ IbsalIDp W,
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ANOTHER %EVIDFNCF.

~ he Wonderful CuTtS porfOrmed BIZ ID Suayne's
Compound Syrup II UIId Cherry.
Mr. SWAYNE-Dcar Sir-When was at
~ PnIsburg'i last August. / purchased Of your
4 ent six bottles Of your Compound Syrv. of
Wlld Cherry. i had for many years been trou-
cled with a Cough, often veTy, violent. 9Th otber
Indications of Consumption, or Giseasc Of he
Lungs, ota very serious nature l hat very little
Iallh IN meulclnc, as it as thought my disease
was hopeless and beyond It's reach. | had gnrIred
10 several Physicians for relief, and also used
some highly pulled Tedicincs which | had seen
IN me new5tapGrsbut hearing that you had much
experience IN the practice OF med.cine. and had
treated many cases r Consumption / concluded
10 try yours and from that time, ! am happv 10
say found relief write this in hope u al vsu
, ~ publish il, 50 that II any human being has
suffered as have done, they NAV know where
TO mad u medicine, the virtues Of which NAV be
relied upon. JAMES OSBURN.
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w r NJ LOXENGas

EDkONED IN more than 400, 600 cases TO be in
Il %ialllbie, the only certain wo'm desiroyiur
medicine ever discovered. Many diseases arise
from worms and occasion long and MEMS
suffering, and even death, witkout the Fever he
lnS suspectedj grown persons are very much af
hIcted with them and are Goctortd for ynrlous
Complaints WITHOUT any ben, it, when oned,~,
OF these LoIe S's would speedily cure them.
Mr. ) MURPHY, 80 North ST. PhIladelpnIa, was
"ppIle' 10 ,bya, roor woman whose daughter :
years old h~ad'been sick for yearly ; wears; her
stomach vas as large as a grown persons, her
arms ana legs so swollen that she cor Id moi
Wak or help herself although she could "a, as
much as two Iiboripg men. Two celebrated
doctors had exhausted their skill without any
benehtj the father had spcnt all he could raise
ana was discouraged. he abandoned all idea of
dong any thing ToTe for her; aud looked To
death alone 10 take her out Of he- Misery. Mr.
MURPHY OelleVIHE n Il case Of worms gave her n
boN OF Shernans LOZCnges and in two davs she
returned WIN JOY beamIng IN her ey, and said
the LoZensrs had saved her chill Is lie. The fist
dozen brought away nearly n plat OF worms in
enc living mass; she afterwards counted over
500 that were discharged bCsid.s the mssscs
which she could not count. The child was lie.
rally eaten mp W tn thein-anotherl living witness
o. the almost miraculous efficacy OF Shernan's
LozcnEes., 3rPr'ce only 25 cents per box
These valuable Worm candies are sufficiently
known ~ ELrglnIa without any further euiinent.
Foo sale Wholesale and Rstsil bv
CGiE ER PRYOR,
nov I'm So . AGENT for Wkraiftv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-05
a REMARKABLE CURE OF RHEUMATISM

>hH VI I'll AA U ANas
RG the use of Or ys6b's Rheumatic Lin inent
- ~ enlarged bottle. Copy of d letter.
Chlr.estown, (Mass.) June %.
To he roprtetorS Of Or JeG6's LinimeRt
Dear Sill deem II a duty l owe TO suffering
humanity. To- acquaint you, and through YOU the
Public, 'should you think best,) of the unexpect-
es aud surprising cure peIfoi med on myself by
the use of the above NEST excellent mruiclne. =.
| have been for mo-e than thirty yesrs. and some.
times most severe J, afflicted with the Rheum i
usm; have been frequently re ldered p~e,fectl ,
helpless, and in consequen nee confined TO INV he'd
when Il has required two persons To move me
beng IN such extreme pain; / have several times
been under the care OF tie most miuentphysi
{ ans, but pr ycured only temporary relief. one
day nOtiCeI the advertisement of j bis Iiniment
with tie testimonials accompanying it. and was
induced to tty a bottle, VIII ch used uthuut
much sensible benefit. / concluded. howeur
10 persevere, and bought another b,ttie. and was
greatly re leved, and 10y the use of half the third
bottle. was wholly cured and have never since
hat a return of the pain, which | ad not D en-
free from, a month at une, tor thirty years, and
II rs nav more than three years since I was
cured. I would most earnestly a.viss ey, IN
person suffering under this painful complaint
not TO despair Jf Il cure, so long as they can Oh
tain DR. iebb's Li.Iiment" You arc at liberty 10
make ans use OF this you may think advisable.
A"strespectiully yours.
To tn toreSoln5 testimony macy other unques
able proofs miShtbe added IN favor Of the super.
or llnImcnt of ir Jebb. Nothing but = fair tfial
which the proprietor confidently solicits. car
give an adequate idea OF It's uuriyalled efficacy.
- "NN AHgAbhRhll E.dSlNIlnR. Inc
excr &c atnS disease, to which IL has been sue.
o~essfully applied IN a multitude OF lasts. The
operation OF the Imminent IS often immediate Il;
and \ has frequently cured Rheumatic affect on
OF years standing, IN four and tventy hours. /,
Is ais recommended with Z InhdtRce, as one oi
The best applications known for stiffness of the
joints, nutRbness, s9raIns, and chllblains.
Price 81 2 cents, with directions
N the Llniment PhialS enlarged to double
their former size.
~ b. Eacn article will be signed l. Kidde,
on the outside " apper.
Dr Reyes ASH. .nakicor consumpfir, mills
Price 25 cents, only. Have proved. and ar. nro
nounced by numerous PERSONS who have mad,
use OF them the best of all the Cough Nedicins,
Ia coughs, colds, Asthma, difficulty OF breathing
JisCneSs Nne Lng, spltting of bluoC
and con.pialns OF the lungs generally.
Prepared from the Original VI ) Kccine NJ N,
w / Conway, by w l. Kidder, immsdi,S !. sno
cessor to the lateT Kidder, by whom thew ~,
tor sale al his counting room, No SO State stree,
corner oi Merchants Row, Boston, and bv IN.
SPECIAL prominent by JAS BAKEH III
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