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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07

AMERICAN PIONEER-For Janu.
airy l943; being the first No. ofVol. I'd,
has arrived and we have perused i,
with much pleasure. The frontispiece
is a map engraving Of Gen. Putnam's
ornamented horn, which is a very j nter-
q esting relic. The. contents s. are as fol
lows.
Vignette Title, representing Logan
delivering his speech.
Notice Of Volume II.
Ancient Relics, by Dr. Hildreth.
'Wm. Whipple's Letters, Nos. 3 s. 4.
Capt Buffers Letter.
'Hudson's discoveries.
Sketch of Cleveland, by Chas. Whit.
-tlesey, Esq.
Post Office Facilities, by Hon. E,
WhittleSey.
Indian war in Virginia, by Felix Re-
nick, ESQ.
Settlement Of Windham, Maine.
Death of Poland, king Of the Rocka.
mecooks.
Death OF Gen. Haines.
Correction ofErfors.
Indian Transportation.
American chronology.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07
DEATH OF a MEMBER OF THE INDIANA

We regret 10 learn by the IndiaDnpoI;s SentipaI
"i Monday that the Hon. T.. l.. DUNBAR, tbs
membero ct The House from Jackson Co, died al hi,
i0arding House on Saturday. Ills body wasraken
." The Hall Of the House on Monday. and M eln-
quoni discourse made toy tho Rev. Phineas Gurey .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07

THEATRlCALS IN CONNECTICUT-We
COPY The following from the Hartford Times of ed
ne"!ay. 1t viii remind the reader OF the DAYS when
The players at Hartford advertised their pcrC,rnon.
css under The tile of"Nlnral Recitation.;" and after
aU' were denounced by the Governor in a set proc.
lamaticn.
Superior Court-Adjourned Tcrm-Judre Storrv,
rIcSidlhg-Stdte vs.. Joseph Mvrris-This WINS an
'hi'Hnd'I"n in two counts, charging in the frst
count That JOSEF h Morris. n transient person. and
oiher persons unknoNn with force and arms at Man.
chester did eXhibiI in the sight Of sundry persons.
ceriaIh comedies. iarces. &c, with a view of gain.
and charged IN the second count that the aforesaid
persons. being mouEIehanks publicly exhibited div
ets ieals Of deIleriry, and did "lhen and
mere place their hands on The floor and throw up
'heir ieei' and did cause certain females T. exhibit
themselves clad in women's apparel, whihing mr.
ounu swiftly on one foot, with The other extended
al night angles md in a horiz ,nlal position"-al
which immodesty The Safe Of unnecticu, is shock.
co. ana through her attorney informs against the
s"'u females for having violated the modesly Of an
acute angle.
ne defendant on motion was permitted 10 plead
ny attorney. and accordingly entered o plea Of guilty
70 me second count. and the attorney entered a nulle
10 Tue first. Fine 500.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07

CONFERENCE.-The learn, says the
hast Louisville Journal, that new coun-
terfeit SO notes of the State Bank of In
diana were put in circulation in this CT
~ on Saturday evening. The execution
is rather coarse, but the signatures are
good. They can, however, easily be de
tected by the vignette-that On the
counterfeit representing a ship in q
storm, and the genuine an Indian.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07

SOUTH CAROLINA SENATORs-Tb, s,,,b
Csfo'ina papers do not seem 10 be in a very good
"".nof Win their Two new SeuBtors. Messu Al'DyG.
NC 'ugef a correspondent Of the Charlesiou
"cicu'y' Mr. Calhoun's organ. says Judge Huge
p uls"ppoinl The expectations OF his friends. there
beng much u5ler men in Inc old Inn IN ,,,,s 80
ne ~ and the Columbia Chronicle the di.e,p,,s.
OfMr M'Dumc.
What a position will Mr. McDume be pl,eed
m. lie returns 10 Washington TO tear fhs i,,,.t.
from bus own brows; 10 oblue,ste. with usl.i-d bs,,t
and feeble am, The name. which In his palmy dsvs
ne nad wtuen ior himself 10 The annals Of legisia
lion' 70 light against himself and every pugciple
with The exception Of The Tariff 20 which bs -
indebted Tor his repuiauOHi add 10 halter down svs,y
monument Of bic fssmer grontuess."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07

fast "'"s 'efy
ihe steamboat josiah NicoIl was sunk in fbs
Arkansas on the 2Oth ull "S
Ihe Cumberland liver hl' four fee, vale, nj,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07
BURNING oFBIBLEs IN NEW ynnr-,

BURNING OF BIBLES IN NEW YoRK-ws
COPIED some lime since, q starea,eni from The Juur
nal oil Commerce. that some bibles had been b.r
ned by order Of some Roman Catholic Priests in the
olats oil Ne" -fork- We doabied the accuracy
Oi the statement at the lime, not being able TO bring
our minds 10 believe that in lhis country. and -
nus day. any men or set OF men should dare com.
mit such an outrage This was strengthened nv
The indignant denial Of its truth by the Rev Mr. o..
tteiIly'-a Roman Catholic clergyman. in n letter M.
dressed to The Rochester Democrat. Since then a
correspondent OF The Newar, Advertiser affirmed
me ruin OF The Story, and we now publish. from the
Roches or Democrat. q letter which must so, ali
douhl on the subject ct rest II is pleasant 10
observe that all tire 'Romsn Catholics ofIhe neigh.
o'rl"od did not j"In in this act Of sacrilCge At the
budding ola priest. There rs Il, re. there were men
OF mat iailh 10 be found whs wosId mourn over
sue" aheci o! 5iga'ed outrage. worthy only or the
decree Of a Spanish Observation-Disclosures An,y.
lean.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07
HOW THE PEOPLES CONSTITUTION OF
RHODE ISLAND MAS z

The Providence Journal of the 25ih. Contains a
statement ct frauds perpe'rated at Newport. ia the
voting ioS the Peoples { oRsiifution." which shows
eOneiusively that the most dasIardly frauds were
committed on that occasion. and That numbers vui-
% lOr that instrument who had no right 10 vote.
even according To its own provisions. The staie.
inenis OF The Journal may be relied on. unless The
Doirl'es choose 10 csniradici the authenticity Of theft
own returns. From these returns the names of The
following classes Of persons are given who voted for
inc constitution. in violation even OF Ihe piuGul
laws which the insurgents had themselves ores.
cr,h.l -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07

We have the Laiies Companion for
January. LIS ingravings are good, and
+-some Of its matter so far as we have read
it quite passible.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07

In addition 10 This there IRE fhy votes recorded
oi persons nj sea at tho time Of voting, and The
names OF many persons also who deny having voics
at all. II must also be remembered that these
frauds were all Perpetratod in a single town. and
New port BY no means Stands nlnne in This mnIlnr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07

TIE LATE TYRONE POWER.-What Irisb.
man can read. without a feeling Of national ,nI.
Inc following lines. from The pen ofIhe talented and
ever TO be lamenied THRONE PuwEE. or - ibout :.
leriIhs oi The deepest regret for the INT imely hIe of
nm whose Lear was loo much Irish 10 be migrate.
'uI i"r lie KIND patronage Of The American people.
as Is proved 10y The beauty and sim lie eluquence n,
ms "AdIenf Unlike other speculative and travel.
ing bookmakers. who come ampngst US to part,k,
oi American kindness ani hospitality und then 20
tonne 10 lTaduce aud ndicule the institutions Of the
country nnd bsing into cpntemJt the s,ct,I ,nJ
domestic manners Of the p .nple he left orr sb,ros
WIN a heart bursting with gratitude, To revisit thai
nome WhOSe hreside an allwlse Providence. IN IL
mysterious dispensniiOns, permitted him never Ia
gladden. by h.s presence Peace 10 his many Y
HIyIsiae.
ADlEU! COLUMBIA-BY THRONE Povrp
Adien, Columbia! have marked thee well.
Nor yet forever do I leave thee now.
And busy thoughts ofthee my bosom swell.
AND Infringing rccollecuons load my brow:
FOR have rUnmed through Thy eternal w,ols.
Have dreamed Il ~ tar ~ Lawrence. reg,I isIc
Have breasted MisssSipprs hundred foods.
AMI w"'ec on AIlegh MES Top AurOras
waking smile,
And now we part, tho ship i, flying fast. rf,an.
Her pathway detked 10y wreaths Of wblrIing
And all The swelling sIils that bend the mas,
Obey the f'g that 1utlcring points 10 home
home. Home That tender word LEI me reirace.
Ana bid each letter C]Oninre Ger The sea
Zach cherished wish and every we'll known fac.
10 Danish thoughts Of those from whom Zee
Yet shame ! not 10 bear an Ger foil henri
Nor blush To turn behind NY lear iuI cyes.
lie from no sirnuger cOnsi / now musl rart
I's 70 no strangers lair ! yield these srghs;
welcome and home were mine ia ibi, l,yJ -
whose sons leave, whose shores hde last
from me,
ADD r,Ll 49,.
Anu eoIu nHnsi be mine eyes, and heart, and hand.
Hhen' lar Columbia! They turn cold on Thee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07

NAMES OF II Ii DAYS OF THE
WkEk-The remains Ofihr relig ion of The ancient
people of Great Britain are seen in the names OF
lie days Oi the week. These people were Scan.
dhaVianS, who carried into Britain. with their
arms, their dsiIies and their religious rites. The
Anglo-Sixon supers 'iIions came from their proeeni.
Tors, The Danes and Nurwe'gnns. and the northern
mythology was once The established religion OF
Great Britain. The names ofIhe days Of he week
were called after The dcities Of This northern Nor.
ship. Sunday Is The day Of The sun; Monday, The
day OF The moon; Tuesday. Of Tuccer. The god OF
nuh'lns and nrcheryi Wednesday, the day of Wo-
den' the god of war; Thursday the day Of Thor
The god of thunder; Friday. The day Of Fnga, IN,
goddess Of love and marriage, Saturday, the da,
Of Sdiur, the god Of fruits
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07

every other place, disapprovs of this outrage upo n
the feelings Os every good citizen. Yours. &e.
A g CARVER. = NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07
PORT OF G WHEELING.
sTEA REGIsTER,

AS,'pa" and D~sBart0es Of Boah for hs Iaa "a
"'H''' '7ai'g ye'isrday 81 4 o'eiocE. Pm
AREIvALs-M.ngo Chef aud Adelaids arrived
from above.
Dtr,RrUREs-Arcade end Afingo Chisfdeparb
ed iof above. Adelaide for below.
NOite 20 The u,er this morning
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07

We should suppose that such remarks
as the following, which we clip from a
late letter Of the Liverpool correspondent
OF the Cincinnati Gaz., would have the
effect Of stirring up our people and Con.
gress, 10 some action on Johnston's
scheme, or an endeayor for more Der
Tnanence in Legislation.
"of your country litls ~ ssid lust now. NAM
an ardent lover 0f his race looks 10 n with hons
tfhduecd as u muy be by foreign politicians. and =.
osssd 81 %. by the vaseillaung legislation Of hose
who nis b. The ssddest blow Of ali. bovcye,
struck Too, BY your own hands. is Repudiston -
Time was when The word Of an American vos
deemed gDod or any Thing. Men would have A.
soon doubted their own loyalty as The faith Of an
American Stale. Yet now, with unfold wealth. you
esnno' borrow q dollar And selfish men upop
Changs' and honest lsborers who have invested In
gopt ''ooks, look uFoh aBd denounce you % syyind.
leh And Why suffer this loss Of rspuiation9 Why
"Jue' ~ your own ueton, the cause Of Rrpubh.
saH'm al over The worldi The debts oftho sofes
~ 10 amount 10 200 millions Of doIlars-a sum
Hnieh ne nation could assume. and p,y ,y;abo,,
hafay feeling b. a step uftbis ki,J - - 80
srai Government would fe-cst,bIisb h.. -
ave iresh hope % al who would op,ff.,T -,
young kerublc. VIII o. be taken. u"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07

MASsACHusETlS.-The Legislature Of hi,
sinie met at Bosloa on Wednesday. The Bostaa
4 tlas classes tho two Hou. es as follows;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07
Correspondence Of the Rochester Dcmocrnt.

CHAzY, Clinton Co, n Y.
Dec. %, 1912. {
your papers. in one OF which. we're editorial remark,
~ relation TO the burning Of a number Of Bibles in
'hls Town and in the OIher a copy OF a letter adJres
sed by Bernard ORiley, 10 The editor Of the Even.
ing fOsi' IN relation 10 the same snhjeci, with line.
drawn round them by which [ inferred that Won
wished me 10 lake noIice Of them. Ia relation In
the statement made in the journal of Cummerce
'hn' the bibles were burnt in this town, IL IL a mis-.
take.
The Corbeau whe o the burning took nlacs il
q small village situated about one mile and a ousr
lerEorih OF The line Of this town, in Hle town NJ
ChamPialn The population being mostly Catholic
? rehch, from Canada last. Il has a yery comf,,,
a5ie Catholic Church, asSd IL 10 the only one within
a VIDE extent Of count ~.
u seems that in the fore mart Of Novenbs, Ia,
a 'Pfs'racted meeting was held al the Corbeau.
ny me Catholic clergy, in part. for The purpose of
tecIaihIng a number Of individuals who had deser.
'ed lhe i'i'h' through the preaching AMI influence
OF DR. Cote and otheu. 4 large number Of Bible,
ana other books hal previously had been disirbu
'eu among them by q believed agents Of the Amer.
lean Bible Society.
Difng the progress Of The meeting. a request vos
made oy one Of The clergy in attendance fran Can.
ada' That all who had Protestant Bibles in their
possession should produce Them. The books were
fccOrdingly produced, and utter the covers were
removed, The books were thrown in:o a pile in front
Of The church, fire vas yet /. them and they were
destroyed. WV
THESE statements yOu can rely upon. as I got nv
from q credible member ofthe Catholic
Iai'h' and from other individuals. who were presert
~ me burning There have been meetings held in
IDS end "a the adjoining towns, and resolutions
~sie adopted ,deprscaling the act. I am inI,rmed.
,"a''h' reason Why the proceeding Of thsrem estinas
pave not appeared 10 The world before this. IT, tbst
'Ao publishet ei he tW0 political sapes IN Pl,ft.
oofgh he'd refused 10 publish Them tHi last Saturday
when The editor ofthe Clinton County Wbip 80
INC magnanimiiy and independence 20 publish M.
proceeding Of . meeting held 81 Beekman Town.
copy OF which herewith iorsard YOU.
~ 70 he lumber Of Bibles that vs,s bg,,,
mere are no means Of coming 10 q correct H svledge
9'me pefspns who we're present. represent hat tbs,.I
were ihfss OF four hundred. with Other boil,
o'.es That here were sixty or seventy. The lsus,
ne eAIfaci Of which We published in The J7prp,lI
OF COmInefce, was wnuen BY Fisk, la. The char
man o. The meeting held IN this village and Who's.
'a!omens in relation 10 The sfiir you ran RELY upoo
N lusues 20 the Catholic denomination. 7 viii
''a's thata number Of The MEMBERS Of that ,bursb
10 lhi' 'IcInIy, and 7 presume Oh good Calholios Inl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07

way Of Brownsville and Pittsburgh, as
1t would be to send them direct to Wheel
ing-and when they are at Pittsburgh
they viii require a longer time, as well
as a higher freight 10 Cincinnati, than
from Wheeling in any stage Of water,
20 say nothing about the uncertainty Of
low water and Ice-which ] have alrea.
Idy learned TO my cost is very great.
l found on arriving here that your
forwarding houses seemed all TO be bu-
sy shipping and receiving-and was in
formed by one Of them, that the bust
ness had increased already ten fold since
the Railroad reached Cumbe r'and-and
they had advices from their friends in
the East, of very large quantities Of pro.
duce that would be sent by this route,
as soon as they could nave 1t ready for
market. Indeed am fully Of the opin.
ION, that this route must and will be pre-.
ierred over all others between the eos,
and west, both for passengers and
freight, and your city is destined, at nc
distant day TO be a place of immense bus
Re- Daciftil- uO,,r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07
FAIR PLAY.

Our answer to Fair Play is to be found in the
fact that We hold ours~lf above following The loco
focos and their presses in any interpretations or
even in taking advantage OF the false steps. thsy,
ia their chIcanery and doubIe-dealing commit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21
DIR. THOMAS sPECIFIC Pills

NIHEN suffering consequence certain de-
w cate disease remaining long time uncured 1t becomes
obtain remedy that always be depended
upon to remove such complaint from the system soon enough
lily ncuae functional arrangement in the parts affected
II has long been subject of serious consideration with the
medical medicine combination
medicines that would fail the pain
and Inflammation, and at the time specific
moving the first of all this unnatural and diseased action
IN the organs subject 70 this complaint The peculiar spc
the medicine used to restore them should contain nothing liable
TO do injury by simply removing the external evidence of dis
before the disease itself entirely removed from the
and thus u the fears of the ancied security
be awakened the alarming
that follow too surely such course of treatment
Dr. Thomass specific pills will speedily and safely the
most complicated and severe OF this disease by removing
the from the and the time gently
mulang the organs to a natural and healthy action
Any accustomed the long and tedious well
pleasant required with other remedies will be aonshed
TO find their complaint pleasantly and safely removed
short and the perfect and
not liable TO be disturbed by the weakness and debility usually
left after the occurrence of this complaint
Agents-At 10 Fulton street Gold II East Broadway
Market street. and 23 Broadway Chamber
Price ST ivoc Irsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21

STANDS STAIN EXTRACTING FLUID. for taking
out spots OF pitch PANT oil and stains OF all kinds
from wooen linen, silk cotton, and other cloths without in
Jurng the color texture This valuable chemical prepare
ton will thoroughly eradicate soil stain from the finest
well the stoutes fabric almost should
be every house and every possession and those
give il trial take pretty good keep supply hand
having found out its usefulness they would think
Of being without IL.
Full directions accompany each phia.
To be had of c. A. Baxter 230 Pearl street. stairs
Wood Morrison, 200 Greenw ch street, ~ New York.
and almost all reputable druggists in and country.
Be particular and ask for Stands Stain Extracting Fluid,
and observe the label each phal signed by the proprietor
in his own handwriting.
Also may be had above Stands celebrated compound Ala
baster the popular and efficient article known for
ing TAM ckes, pimples, botches, whitening and cleaning
the skin, SC jyi3 Imsrc
HODGES' CELEBRATED LONDON BITTERS.-
These btters highly recommended by the medical "a
Guilty OF Europe restorative for the appetite and also
positive r fever aud and be obtained all III,
principal hotels in the United States.
sold wholesale only No ia Fulton street. from
Dutch ST. Price 81 per gallon.
S-County Merchants requested call eyamin,
for themselves.
Agents for Boston, Mass Messrs Blake Trumbul cor
ner Milk and Federal sts for Poyidenc r. Mr. 4. Spen
GER NO Ii West Water sSfor Salem, Mass, Mr. o. Putnam
Nos W Essex st. I'LL lmsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21
ANOTHER HUMBUC.

pASSlNG up Chestnut street last evening" bu.
SLY ngaged FASTING OF the opposite
state House small written paeard which having effected
looked cautiously around like thief and then decamp ed with
the utmost CELEBRITY After he gone, and
med the paer and the following copy its
Humbug- have used bottles Of Jaynes Hair Touc
eoTdng to direction without receiving benefit thereicm
have been humbugged Of six dollars. john CRAVEN.
kensington Gracious! thought here's tempest pot.
The writer OF that well named lie sneaked off like
craven, alter having pasted what papaby Infamous
b as though he We're conscious of having committed deed
which, II traced TO him. would brand him with obloquy For
own part convinced that there nothing this
world like Jayne Hair Tonic for the production of Hair. We
have known TO MI the bald heads of several of
tnees with beautiful crop and have heard Of many other,
ago conceed their nakednes beneath the artificial assistance
swg No wonder tie wig makers have declared against
Dr. Jayne and disposed TO drive BIN from the precincts
Of eyiized society They al Of them John cvenstph
Sold in New York by A. b. d. SANDS, Druggists, No 70
Fulton street; II East Broadway: 273 Broadway.
mr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21
PROCREATIVE ELIXIR AND POWDERS
FOR STERIIITY

THE Undesgned has the pleasure that he has
S1ss Ss
s % and ap
sss'S Tie
1G that
termed s,ety fact by the this wonder
S %
&c Fas
ad snf ussns Of wSeb % snI oS
%Ssi @ e # 9ss '
%s
$ nf'h' Ss SsSs
s sssss %s ys silent
hanshoy cold gdisTsnes and frequently even in actual
s''" we a'
band saS
Ss ssss
nothing se%ssnsais her, And in after year;
,s 9et IF AID MS%
ss s;s.
gradual dssens he su aens
body strengthening and nygong the generve function,
5ss sl and Md % 81 sI:ssisga: 7 s
Is ipSss Tia
functions. Sy re q u Elixir Posas ssaaiss
is 9ssia 4 So,1a the 5sld :.
ssEs. $i$s EFF: En- s:s
ALI '''f;i nG.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-21
MEDICAL,
LUCINA CORDIAL,
ELIXIR Or LOVE.

Il Il L II
la olden time, among the Jews,
Whose frsi by Fate's unkindly doom,
No children bore to bless his home.
Afflicted thus, the Roman mstron
Prayed TO Lucine, the midwiie's patron,
Egyptian wives, in such crisis,
And even now, the meek Hindoo-
Warm her cline, and tender. too
!fchldless twelve months from her bridal
Flies weeping to her senseless idol.
And with raised hands, in accents wild
Petitions Bramah for a child;
For well she knows, Love shuns to bless
The Hndoo bed of barrenness.
So much forlove in days by-gone,
And savage customs in own
B BIs say even , now does Loves communion
No, oft times conjugal felicity,
+ thus distursed-ay. cen in THIS city
The means increase and multiply"
With Loves Elixir for her friend.
The childless wfe's repnings end.
Bat s1o not the IT, IIoGTgsss ;,iy. power power
Consumpons ills it will prevent,
With yigor clothe the impotent
And all hie's functions renoyate;
frupuons from the skin II chases,
IT'S woman's. ,trust-aqd meier deceive. her.
From Fluor Albus it relieves her,
Her fair and fragile form IS heir to,
These are but TRUTHS who calls them hcton
Shall have stern proof in contradiction,
Letters-all forms of attestation-
From the Swans of every nation;
With grateful missives from all quarters,
Psnned BY Disease and 2pssSkerys martyr S1,
Almost within the jaws OF death;
fSsnts To iSf[ Sshy sn pd['S " Nssssa street
Ana sometimes names the very number
Ninety-two Nassau"-even in their slumber-
Or, dreaming Of Diseases ordeal
Persons ordering this medicine from the country by sending
Union Price 50 per bottle or s2I per dozen Also for sale
No. 90 North 9th ST. Philadelphia. au6 lm'ec