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From the Philadelphia Mercury.
"CRAZY BOLTS.

The person who is now notorious under this sobri-
ous,, on Tuesday last repeated his effort to obtain
permisson at least introduce his articles of impeach
ment of President Tyler into the House of Represen-
tatiyes The resolution which he offered was voted
down by l27 nays to 80 yeas, majority OF "A, the
Democrats all voting against it.
We trust that for the honor of the nation, this is
the last of that long series of wild projects origna.
ting with Bolts to "head Captain Tyler which will
b, tolerated by Congress. motion to expel him,
either for insanity or as public nuisance, or for
both, would be Just compliance with popular feel
ing at the present moment. The People growing
FESTIVE under the never ending inhiction of long
speeches and the consumption of the time of the
House. by such haulent railers as Bolts, Arnold and
company.
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From the philadelphia Evening Journal
tMpEACH uENT or THE PRESIDENT

The loug-talked OF farce, OF impeachng the Pre-
sdent, has at length been enacted IN The House OF
Representatives 20 the lasting disgrace OF all those
Who Encouraged or took part in It, A farce il was
m the beginning, farce il has proved in the end
I. Head him or die" was the declaration made by
Mr. Rots Having failed to head President Tyler,
Ia what position has II left Mr.. Bolts, according To
his own principle lie has committed teio de 50.
This is the second time, in the history OF this Re
public that PROPOSITION has ever been submitted TO
The House of Representatives and acted on by that
body TO impeach the Chief Magistrate and most
signaly has il been put down. and the projectors OF
the scheme rebuIed.
Impeaching the President Of this Union, is a sub
iect involving not only the character of that high
iunctionary but casts blightng shade on the fair
fame of the whole nation. Such step ought never
10 be tolerated, except under the existence OF the
most fragrant violations Of the Constitution and OIL
cial duty And not even then until after the subject
has undergone the most cool and calm deliberation
that il is possible to bestow upon IT, But that arti-
cles of Impeachment should be permitted To be pre-
ferred against the President of these United States,
merely for the purpose Of gratifying the yindictlvo
feelings of his personal enemies or the malice oil a
few heated partisans, is highly dscreditabie TO all
those who favored the procedure, and VIII reject as
credit If not disgrace, ON the nation hereafter
What American is there who would not be panied
TO witness a Chief Magistrate Of these United States
arragned at the bar of the Senate to stand his tra
on grave charges preferred aga nst HIM by The House.
Of high misdemeanors IN oiicai s'atoh has no'
tue character and credit of the country been sum
GENTLY wounded aud blighed, by the doctrine OF re-
pudiation that has been preached, and The Pecula-
lions, breaches of trust, and even Piuhderihss Oh
those whose former high and moral character was
SUCH as to lead the most implicit confidence beng
placed In their honor and integrity 1t would appear
not The climax must be capped by the lmpeach-
ment of the President. We cannot doubt that the
whole movement of Mr.. Bolts and his accomplices
will be regarded by great majority OF the people OF
this nation as dsorganzing aud revolutionary, and
hat they will consider themselves the cupablc party
in place of the President.
The time will come when all those who voted IN
favor of the measure, will blush to recolleet the
deed
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THE KING OF PRUSSIA.

His Majesty, when taking morning walk In the
neghborhood Of Potsdam shortly after his accession,
observed an old woman belaboring donkey with
all her meansn The beast would not bulge an inch,
and the cart at his tail contained The morning milk
intended for the principal families in Polsdam, the
old ladys perplexity nearly equalled her rage The
King after enjoying for few moments this specimen
of the "contortion of the syb without her inspra-
ton" approached and inquired whether the donkey
had been seized with sudden fit of suIkiness,
at some of his sold hnes" "Ah sir :" said the dis
consulate dame, "the accused brute knows well
enough what he is at. He wants TO rule me. II be-
ing nearly breakfast time all my best customers
will be ON the lookout for this milk cart. sail
lose every soul of them, and all through the
obstinate malice Of this malignant beast. But if"
(here she hesitated, and looked imploringly at
the king,) elf a fine gentleman like your
self, sir, would assist poor woman, we
might manage the animal between us fast enough"
King Just lay hold of him by the ears, and
while you tug away with all your might III anoint
his hind quarters with the cudgel, and he'll
start nor stop till he has reached the town" His
Majesty did as he was desired, and the donkey,
seeing the odds against him, went on his way, at a
very toerable pace On returning from bis stroll
the King related to his royal consor the comical
currence which had made him for once milk-purvey-
er to the good people Of Potsdam. "My dear Fritz, y
said the Queen, remonstratngly, "when you were
Crown Prince this sort Of thing very well, and
indeed, highly amusing; but as king"-Nonsense,
my love- cried his Majesty, "what have | done III
this more than done over and over again by my
late father; Many did he help forward du-
ring his reign SO you see have royal precedent
in my favorn-Fazer's Magazine.
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NEW MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC.
lust RECEIVED the following pieces Of New
y Music at the old established store two doors
east Of straef Pam avenne.
jan 1875


lust RECEIVED the following pieces Of New
east Of 18th street. Penn. avenue;
w. FISCHER.
Johnny Sands, comic, by J. Sinclair.
My Dream of Love is over-from the Gems of
German Song.
III do thy bidding Mother dearly NJ w. Balfe
How long and dreary is the Night-writen by
Burns.
Oh, | should like to mary--by j. T. Craven.
The Child and the Dewdrops-by J. l.. Hopkins.
Rockaway, on Long Islands sea-girt shore-by
Russell
Gentle Moon, whose silver Lightly Bellini.
My happy village Home-by 5. Pearson.
The Night, pirates song-by b. Heine.
By.gone Years-by j. n. Metcalf
Was il not at One-sung by the Rainier family.
The handsome Louise do do do
I've left my Home, my native Home-by Louis
Rees.
Passing Bells-by F. Sherbert.
All is overly Won Weber.
Come TO the Mountan-by J. 7. Knight.
The Exiles Song, Swiss Melody--by Blessner.
NV Woodland Home by A. Lee.
The Virginia Guards Grand March and Quick
Step.
Florida March.
Turquoise Grand Watz-by J. A. Getze.
Souvenirs de Belmont
The popular airs
Oh, take me back to Switzerland
Miss Lucy Long and Fort Severn Quick Step; ar
ranged for the flute, by +. J. Hubner.
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ON the 23d Of the present month january MIR.
~ Chase intends TO raise his pr.ce Of tuition in
writing, from five TO ten dollars.
lie deems 1t but justice 10 give this notice, as maDy
have already made known their intention TO avail
themselves Of the benefit Of his instruction. Al
though his school Is nearly full yet the present terms
is altogether too low in comparison with the necessa
nv expenses attending IL. Therefore all, who shall
enter previous TO the above date, will be charged as
charged
Ladies class meet at half past daily at which
time those wishing to JOIN are invited 10 call.
Us-Lades class is fast being filled up but six
more can he admitted.
Two more gentlemen can be admitted 10 the three
O'Clock class and but limited number TO the morn.
ing and night classes.
Academy, two doors cast Of the Madsonian office,
Pennsylvania avenue. Jan 9-dt23d Jan.
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Cmsl-WEsrERs PRoDucTs The quantity OF
Missouri lead shipped to China in lS42, was about
100 600 pigs, weighing 5000 tons and valued at
$3.50, 600 and upwards. The whole quantity of lead
exported in lS43, was 200 900 pigs, onehaf Of which
il will be seen, went TO China. The whole quantity
Of lead produced in the United States, is about
500 900 pigs, and China takes onehfth of the whole
The article of Ginseng also, pr oduct of the Yves
tern States is shipped largely to China and the va
lue Of this wild Western root sent thence within the
last twelve or fifteen months, amounts 10 upwards OF
a million Of dollars. We hope these facts will meet
the eyes Of our Western members of Congress, and
if an appropriation is asked for the expense Of a
Commercial Agent to China, as proposed by the Pre-
siden we trust they will not vote against it.-N Y
Tribune.
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IMPORTANT MEDICINEsM!

MARSHALL'S COMPOUND SYRUP AND
FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSApARlLLAl
S with confidence offered TO the Medical Faculty
the virtues Of SARSAPARIl.LA, in Its most con.
ccnrsted form, being prepared by WV ard M
PROVED process all Others, which extracts all
the active matter Of the root II Is highly recon-
mended Spring and Fall purifier Of the rLoop,
and will be found particularly useful IN rheumatism
Ulcers, Scrofula letter, White Swelling, Cutaneous
Er,Iptions and AL disorders which arise from an i'm
pure state Of the BLoop, the abuse Of Mercury, &C
Physicians who prescribe M,RsH.LLs SARsAfA-
RIlI.A will soon discover such incontesubie eVi-
dence of its curative powers, shall fully establish
its character and superiority yer all others now W
use
One eight ounce bottle contains more Of d active
princple of Say,apariha than a gallon Of those mix
lures usually sold the stores aud those who have
ben soppoinfedin he Of Sarsapaiia ,ciH find bs
an ,g,efrai remedy Price Of Sarsapsrills VI price
Of Extract, IS cents.
MARSHALL'S VERMlFUGE
Is recommended TO nurses, parents and others, who
have the Of children a. the most safe and shec-
tual ooru,. d. siroing medicines ye, discovered Be
sides being safe and ac,iUc yermiiuge, II is plea
mt that no child will refuse 10 take IT, II - equally
eficacious in removing other disorders, such a.
Jo,ot 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
| ade phia. Price rs cents
For sale by WILLIAM YOUNG, Agent for the
' Cty Of Washington, ID {. jan. 5-u
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BANK OF WAsHTNGToN,
January IL, lS43.

A T AN ELECTION held on the ID instant, pur-
"A suant to the charter the following gentlemen
were elected directors of this bank serve the en-
suing year, to-wit:
William Gunton, Jacob Gideon,
Edward Dyer, George Bomiord,
John +. Callan, Stanlslaus Murray,
Benz +. Middleton Francis A. Dickns and
John p. lngle.
And, al a meeting of the Board on the Sd instant
WM. GuSToS unanimously elected President,
and Archibald Henderson elected Director to
fill the vacancy at the board.
JAS. ADAMS, Cashier.
ian 1876
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TRAVELLING IN THE Am.-The London Times fur
nishes an account of an " Aerial Steam Carriage ~
the patent for which was taken out on the Doth of
last September, and company formed for IFS cree
ton. BY the Aerial Steam Carriage, il proposed
to Journey from London TO Indiana in four days-at
a rate Of from rs to 100 miles per hour
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LIST or LET rERs

Remaining In the Post Office, Warrington city
Jan. is, l5l3.
1FPersons inquiring for letters In the following
list will please say they are advertised.
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NEW AND WONDERFUL DISCOVERY!
THE Transparent Sharing oil Is the best and most
i convenient article ever discovered for shaving
by pouring three or four drops of this oil brush
filled with water and applying it TO the face, most
delightful lsther is producod-it soltens the beard,
and makes shaving real comfort To be had only
at WIN. IOUNG'S Drug Store,
. doors east Of Gadsbys, Pa. Avenue.
n. B.-A very small supply on hand, and persons
hing to purchase some OF this delightful article,
DO wen 10 call Immediately jan
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Jan 1876

w ASINGTON MANUAL LABOR SCHOOL
w AND MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM.-A
meeting Of the Trustees will take place at the How
ard House, at o'clock, 7. NJ, Tuesday, 18th in
slant, by adjournment As the officers for the ensu-
ing year then to be chosen, and other important
business to be done, their attendance is specially so
licted. p. w. GALLAUDET,
ian I6-2t President
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!. s. MARsHAL's SALE OF CLOTHS, &c

U. s. MARSHAL'S SALE OF CLOTHS, &C.
DY virtue of sundry writs of sale issued out Of
ID the District Court in and for the Eastern Dis
rict of Pennsylvania TO me directed shall expose
to public sale at the auction store of Messrs Myers,
Caghom s. Co., Nos. 40 aud ~ North Front street,
in the city of Philadelphia on Tuesday, the oath in
slant at o. O'Clock A. NJ, an extensive assortment
Of Cloths and Csssmcres, comprising various colors
and textures, among which those Of very SUI
peror quality said cloth, sc. having been by de
cree Of said Court condemned forfeited, &C., and
to be sold by
ISAAC OTIS,
L. S. Marshal Eastern District of Pa.
L. S. MARsuAL's OTrICr,
Philadelphia, Jan g. 1913 Dot
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HOWARD INSTITUTION.

Flour at Cincinnati on the 7tl 81 CO.
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HOWARD INSTITUTION
A adjourned meeting will be held on Tuesday
n the 18th instant, at the Howard House, at
o'clock, p. NJ.
GEORGE PHILLIPS,
Jan 16-q Secretary.
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DROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the Uni-
ted States from the LIST of July 1913, to the Both
Of June, lSi1, in Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina and Georgia, will be received at the Con-
tract Office Of the Post Office Department, in the
City of Washington, until ) o'clock, p, M, of the
IS h day # April, lsi3, 90 be decided ny the 18th
day of May) on the Routes and in the manner and
time herein specified w
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10. The oohir cts al e to be executed before the
LIST July rex.
Posr OrIcE DEPARrArsr, Jan. z, 1943.
jan il-lawl3w G A. wICKLIFFR.
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A.

Abel }. 9. Armstead Benjamin
Adams d Rawlings Addison, Mary
Armislead, Miss Mary A. Alley, Joseph
Alexander, Mrs. Ellen l.. Armstrong, Mrs. b.
Alexander, Albert Ashton, Miss Frances
ID.
Bait, DIR. Il. Breyoort, Capt.
Boggs, Rev. John Blad.n, Lauretta
Ball, Isaac y. Berry, THONGS
Bell, Mrs. Martha Barclay, DR.
Ball, Cnas. h. Butler, Mrs. Nancy
Brown, Joel 5. Berry, Washington
Brooks, Henry Bacon, Francs
Barnes, James Babb II, Chas A.-2
Bee, Bernard H. Bronough, John X.
Black, DR.. John Barrit, Miss Sophia c.
Bear, John NJ Buroos Ann
Brown Mrs. E.-2 Butler, III III.
Burke, Redmond Buckett, X. r.
Boyd, Hugh NIB Brian, Charles
Boyd, Geo. X. Barnbili, John L.
Bowling, Jas. Is. Branard, Gen A.
Bluice, Joseph2 Braiden, Miss T..
Bateman, Sabra Boser, II. CO
Bryan Chas. III. BRENT, Geo.
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Lrgenbain John
| n5-The inland postage on AN letters intended to
go by ship must be paid, otherwise they remain in
this office.
WIN. JONES, P. Nj.
Jan. l6-lS43-3t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07
LOOK AT THIS.

THE attic ntion oGthose who have been sOme-
Il what skeptical in reference to tho numerous
certificates published in favor Of DR. Swayne's
compound syrup of Wild cherrv, on account of
the persons being unknown IN this section ofthe
State, is respectfully directed 10 the following
certificate, the writer of which has been a citizen
of this borough for several years, and is know n
as a gentleman of integrity and responsibility.
To me agent, Mn KIRpY.
l have uset DR. ) way lG's compound Syrup Of
Wild cherry for a cough, with which | have been
severely all Iictcd for about four months, aud have
no hesitation IN saying that It is The mos. effect
I'VE medicine that | have been able to procure. il
compOses all uneasIness, and ayr, es we'll with my
dict,-9- maintains a regular Il good appetite. |
can freely recommend 1t 10 al others similarly
afflicted J MlNNlCK,
March ., 1870. Porough Of Chambersbursh.
INTERESTING FACTS.
Or Srdyne-Respected friend, From the very
beneficial effects which 1 have received from the
use Of the c impound syrup Of Wild cherry bark,
| am fully wiling 10 testify to the astonishing
effect. My attack was that OF a common cold,
which began TO threaten something OF a more
serious nature. Being recon-. mended - use the
above Syrup, l finally give II a ral,-aud On
happy to say Il gave me almost instant Tehe'. !
have used II freq Ientlv, and always with the
same beneficial effects. If others would use this
medicine at the commencement of their cold and
coughs, they wound prevent a disease which
would be more alarming "a IT'S character, and
much more obstinate ia the cure.
ELWOOD l. PUSEY,
N W corner Arch and 5 SITS PhIlad.
For sale by JAS BAKER Wheeling, Va.
dec Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-07
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.

ME NATIONAL ROAD STAGE CO. res
u p'ciiully Inform the public that the Baltimore
and Ohio RdIl liuCd having been completed Ia
CnfnherianI, incy are uuw rnuuibg THREE LINES
ni splendid cun,hes beIw con WHEELING AND
CUMBERLAND. viz:
FIRST, OR GREAT L STATES NAIL LINE,
Leaves Wheeling daily att o'clock. A NJ; reach
- Cumberland st 7 o'clock. \ NJ. next day. and
thence 10y rail road To- Baltimo g At ) u'clnck. T. NJ;
being o"ig ore night or, aud performing lhe eu,irc
distance. 300 miles. IN 33 h.urs
SECOND MAI. LINE.
Leaves Wheeling daily Ut I "'clcck. 4 VI. trav.
cling over same route and connecting at Cumber-
land with the same ram 81 cars a. first Mail.
EXPEDITION LINE.
Leaves Wheeling at 5 u'c;uck. 2 NJ. reaching
C"muerlard 81 FrusIburgh rs preferred uc IT evening
Tor BalIitSurc.
Passengers in This limo can start from Wheeling
al any hour. aud make their own arrangements Il,
travel without stopping At all. ami meet the rcgu.
lar cars-or 10 lodge ono night or two nights as
preferred; thus giving all the advantages ola private
Conveyance. with none of the Disadvantages.
Fare received on all our lines THROUGH To
d ,lIimore or Philadelphia.
No driver on ANY Of our lines ia permitted under
I penalty Of IS 10 stop on The road aud wafer las
team, or leave his box from The lime he starts from
his stand until he reaches the end ufhis riniC.
l. w STOCKTON, PrsSt " Il S Go.
J c AcIEsoN. Sec'y.
For seals apply nj our unice on Wafer street. one
door Snulh uftie u ) Hnlel. and al the Bar uf the
Yrginil Hotel. Main Street. Wheeling Nn.
nov 30 WM X NEWMAN. Agent
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JOHN FISHER.
Wheeling. Va.
J PEAsE & SONS CANDY.

Undersigned have used J Pease g. Son's
L compound extract of Hoarhound candy.
and freely recommend II to those afflicted wlih
cluehs, colds, hoaIseness and consumptiye CON-
plants, as an excellent lemecy in these caseA
and Tor the use of the voice professionally. no
thing can equal II. We recommend IL 80 our
brethren throughout the Union.
reverend ) Lindsey, recent pastor Of ID =
church, second street.
Reverend J Ora Wford, pastor OF the second d
+ church, Hudson.
Reverend M Lucky, presiding elder. New York
conference.
Reverend Mr. Whitaker, pastor of Presbytssiaa
ehnreh, csrneI OF Maids n and CathariDe.
.edtord street.
Reverend Mr. Hart, recent pastor Of Baptis
church, Gold street.
Reverend Mr. Gibbs, Ill Third Avenue.
Reverend Dir Berry, pastor Of Wesleyan Meth
odIst church, corner Grand and Clinton SITS.
reverend Mr. Lyons, pastor ofthe German ms-
sion church.
Elder Knapp and Rev Mr. Maflt.
one would think the abovs recommendations
were %sufflclent to sell a ton of Pease's Hoarhound
candy a day, in this city alone, when the proprt-
etorscon obtain certificates from ministers Of the
ospel! men of such unblemished reputation,
mat, whose would not believe them, neither
would he believe though one should rise FROM
the dead. The virtues of Pease's Hoarhound
candy, then, may be considered proved. az far a.
anything can be proved, by human tesumoIv.
N Il. All letters post paid, directed TO J Psaso
" Son. IS DIVISION street, will be punctuaily at
eended to.
ITCounuy merchants can obtain Pesss's
Hofrhou ID candy, at the Manufacturer lowest
prices, By sending an order TO any merchant "a
tiIe city with whom they have dealings.
PEASE a. son, IS Division Of.
For sale by
dec 81 n HIRAM KANE Wheeling. Va
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ASTONISHING FACTS.

NR HARLlCH'S PILLS are rapidly srpcrco-
- ding the use Of all other medicines 81 the KIND
advertised in the public prints. The wonderful
cures they are daily performing in this vicinity,
have Created such a sensation as to confOund
their enemies, and elicit from the whole comma
MY enthusiastic commentator. No wonder
but feels glad that cea h 10 cheated Of his prey,
at least for a time, until old a. e shall smooth the
dying pillow. Thousands and tens ofthousands
bless the day that they became acquainted With
the healing powers CT DR. Harlich's Compound
Strengthening Tome and German Aperient Pills.
-Ashfdbula Sentinel, Ohio, Nay Q.
Pnncipat Office for the United states, is al No
10 North Eighth street, PhilsdelphSS.
Western Depot, NO Al St CLAIR street, PItts-
burg.
CTPamphlets giving q full destnption ofdissa-
ses generally, the manner Of treating them, De
may be obtained free OF charge, b. applying at
the Offices or agcats.
For sale BY JOHN FISHER.
oct ~ Wheeling.
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sICK nEADACHE.

5 a very common affection. Its attacks are y-rx
II severe and characterized by ~spasmodie pains.
shifting from one part Of the head to another.
freQuentIy commencing IN the morninr z, attended
with sickness of the stomach nausea, fainuinRs
aud sometimes vomiting, gIddiness and confusion
OF sight, &c, This disease is produced from va
nous causes, perhaps the most eommon 10 q
arrangement OF the stomach anddigestiveo organs.
Females are most subject to this affection, p.r-
tcularly those who lead a sedentary life. DIR
Harlch's Compound Strengthening md German
Aperlent Pills are warranted TO arrest thIs trou
BILE some disease: first, by cleansing the stom sch
and bowels. purifying the blood, and removing
all diseased and excrementlous humors from the
liver anu intcstInes. By the use first, Of a few
doses OF the Aperient German Pills,
two or three doses of the STRENGTHENING Tonic
Pills, Whlch are used TO strengthen and in vigorato
the nervous system, give tone TO the stomach and
-rgans OF digestion. thus impartinS TO their subtle
,Iuid ITS pristine vigor, thi, affecting disease mar
be entirely remoned. This Is the only mode q
%treatiLg this annoying complaint, and has bsep
attended with successin thousands IF cases.
Pamphlets giving general directions, may Be
Obtained gratis, Al No 10 North Eighth street
Philadelphia.
For sale ~ ON FISHER.
aug 20 Wheeling, Va.