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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
a NEW PROCESS OF srERoTYpINe

"A NEW PROCESS OF STERoTYPING
Is announced in England which will, it is
said, entirely superscde the old system. 1t is
the invention Of a photographer of Glasgow ,
and is thus described
In taking the impression from types. s,ucco
IS dispensed with. and, instead of it, a piece
OF damped prepared card board is placed over
The surface OF the page Of movable type,
ana an impression beat ont OF the tyne into
The card by repeated strokes of a hand brush.
This card, which nov answers tllc purpose of
a matriN, is dried aud inserted in am iron
frame will a movable top or surface. con
siitttlng q mould. which has been previously
heated TO an cquable temperature. The lid IS
then brought down, the mould shifted by a
hinge from the horizontal 10 the p~crpcndicuiar
and The liquid metal poured mo the matriy
b. q small orlicc which has been left. and in
a minute ilc stereotype plate is pronounced
complete!
The whole operation, from beginning To-
end, is accomplished in less than an hour
while the ordinary time by the old m thod il
from ten TO twelve hours. and the casts arr.
liable TO warp, split or break. Several i'm.
pressIons. !, Is stated, may b. taken from the
same Cdni-bOard.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
SMALL POy.

The Pittsburgh Journal to allay the fears of
persons abroad as to the prevalence Of the
small pox i'll that city, says there has not been
over 300 cases. That seems TO be quite a
number for the size Of the place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
CUTE AFALL-Ruascl. who made

CUTIE FALL.-Russcl. who made a bit
w ihls county. now advcr'ises himself i'm
Great Britain as the Great American Vocalist
aud sings all To" negro melodtcs. The New
York Sm says.-A isicnd saw ON his handbin
in Dublin, The announcement that hr vvoyli
sing Dance the Boatmau Dance " "Jim Along
Jo.cy,' "Old Dan Tucker" and a hos, Of othr5
songs q q similar character. In this coup,ty.
u viii b. %remembcred he was always tho
Great English Singer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
Ancient Metropolis, Extra.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
CnuLlCornF- No,

CHlLLlCOTHE. . 10
A fire broke out in our city, last night. be-
tween ii and II O'Clock, in the buildin. ON
the corner of Paint and Main streets. occupied
by Douglas & Lansing. Druggists, the Scio,o
Gazette Printing Office, and Millcr's Conicc-
tionery. This building was entirely DESTROY
ed, with Z or S frame ones adjoining, as fol
lows: The dry good stores of Sultzbachcr and
Hern, John Ewing's saddlcr shop, the Adver-
uSer Printing Office, Gibbs * Robinson's
tailor shop, Churchill's boot and shoe sl,op.
Steeles tailor shop, and Alex. Ewing's saddlcr
shop.
c. {. Allen, the proprietor of the Gazette
lost every thing in his Office. The press of
the Advertiser Office and most of the type
were saved. The other establishments sue
ceeded IN %rcscuing a portion Of their goods
ton.
We have not heard an estimate of the en-
tire loss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22

NEW PUBLICATIoNS.-The American Al.
" mnnac and Repository Of Useful knowledge
Tor 1876; The London Medical Student. by Punch
Th'ers' Life e Napoleon. Peri 5; DAuhigre'sa
Great Reclamation, abridged by The Rev E5ward
Dalton; The Pulpit Cyclopedia and Christian MIN.
Isief's Companion; Physiology for Schools. by Dr.
Cnnie'; with q general supply Of SchonI Books, this
day received by JOHN J HASwELL,
nov - whe.Ung,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22

There are SIX widows living in New Jersey
within the distance Of @ half a mile. chose
united ages amount to trc hundrcd and tven.
ty-SLf y'oT'' Their ages are as follows one
81 year., one %, two -, one 81, and one 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
MERCHANTS
FOR RENT.
JUST RECEIVED.

FRESH LOT oi Buffers superior Premi nm
IA OH P'ste Bieckif g. warrnnied moi 10 nonlJ
~ income dry and hard ia any reasonable .ne
hP""i IN 9"lli'y Ia Nlhs'n's or amy other manufuc.
'urrfs EHsi. Wesr North or S nh.
Asr Bn'cr's Prem nm Writing Inks. pui m in
h"s'ein style and inily 'qunT 10 point OF nuidny or
""y oiher requisite of a eooJ lax This mr..
zee ls intend d expressly for Back and ln.nran,e
Oihc"s Buck keepers SC. All Of Inc above IL pui
~ =" = - ~. . OF. pint Md qpsr b,ilts. and
s''d al ~ nuiaciufefs prices, by HE d, z u or aros.
ny J MELLOR. Uninu 81.
W'NES WheeimR. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
DatlD TfnrPsA
SATURDAY.. NOV. go, isio.
HOME MANUFACTURE.

All that Wheeling needs to- sustain herself
and rise to a proud ,minencc among the cities
Of the country, is a j~udicious aud energetic
applita,ion OF her manufacturing capacities.
On what she makes she mus, rrly-she must
produce more than she consumes. This fact
has led to do all. we believe ,hat the press
can do, to suggest new plans and systems of
manufacturing. and 10 aid as much as was in
cur power to extend a knowledge among the
people. of those already in existence. With
these views, we sec with great pleasure the
opening of a new business here. the establish
mcnt Of Messrs CONNOLLY & WADE. ON
Main street, who have commenced tia manu-
iacture Of BOOTS and SHOES for sale. and
with the design of competing with the Eastern
manufacturers in prices. They have in en-
ploy - hands and design increasing them as
the demand increases, selling full, as low a.
the eastern article is sold, while all their WORK
is of the best stock and made in the neatest &
best manner. Wesaw, thrrc, yesterday, til,
bes, of kip boots at So. 80, fine. lashiomabl,
calf and morocco vt SIS 80. and ladies' Lid
and Morocco boots at 81 ,25. Should These
gentlemen have custom Tor the employment
OF 100 hands, those hands would spend at
home four hundred dollars a week at least
Can they not be given that CUSTOM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22

DlCTORIAL BlBLE-Nu AZ ~IIarpcr,' Pieis.
q nnl Bible; Subscribers who wish L., hnve tho
Nos compete had better Immediately and get their
back Nos, or ihcy Will J. re their chance Of getting
them, n L ~ cIWl To return all ~ The numbers on
aehd u not called Tor soon, nj The bookstore Of
nov 81 w J ROBB. cor Main g. Union SITS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
The "Fakir Of Ava is in Pittsburgh.

FIRE.-Thc print works and machine shor
~ Jackson u Maginnis, at Patterson. New
Jersey, were entirely destroyed by fire ON Sun.
day morning, 9th inst, at half past ono O'Clock
Loss 100000. insured for S2l 600.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22

The ST. L1us New Era makes the following
strange suggestion:
"in marriage notices it is usual TO give the
name OF the Clergyman who performed the
ceremony. and with equal p%ropricty in obltu-
airy notices tn name Of the attending Physic-
ian should be given
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
A COMPROMISES

MIR. Mckenzie senls }, use Ifoyt, through
The Vice chancellor this proposition The
injunction against Mckenzie recovering the
Prohts OF the Book, to be dissolved, and the
profits OF the sale to be applied to the pav-
'nent Of Hoyts dgdIcdiion 10 the Gorsrnmeut
81 TIC T. States. Sensible, to the last
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22

CRuEb-A LADY in Wiscas..t. NJ, b..
applied for u divorce. bccaus, mr. b,sl,ml
Keeps putting bis cold tcct against her sf'c,
They 20 TO bel atnizht. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22

FIRE.-The gumsmith shop of Mr.. d. o.
denbaugh on Market st. took fire on Thursday
nigh,;butit was extinguished with little dam
age. The Hope Company had two of its reels
there promptly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22

NA HALE BONES-A large assortment Of
Whale B'nes of all sizes and descriptions;
iusi reed and for sale VIII lesale or retail. by
nov % ST IIORNBROOK. Monroe ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
"TUE BIG WATCH
is BOUND TO FLOURISH "

10 BUUNU To IUUKISH."
m HAND fnd fr sale. a gowd assortment, rs
" Watches Of The best makes; Jewelry in every
VARIETY; Silver SpoUns warranted equal 10 roin
SpecIacles Of all kinds. Watch Tools ard Materials;
Cutlery. Perinmery. Combs. Brushes. Razpr S,np,,
Bn,lnnia Ware, Lard Lamps. aud a general variety
OF Fancy Goods, all 81 which, wIll he sold NJ The
Lowest prices Tor Cash. at The Sign of The Big Watch
and SpecIacles. (nov 10Y A o FAlRCiIILD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
CHANCE OFSENATORS FRoMSouTu

CAkoLiNA.-By the following from the S,.
vannal Republican of the 18th inst. itapprar
that Mf. hUoER is willing to resign to make
room Tor Mr.. CALHOUN. and in couseo,sn ,c :,
Is not probable that either Of them will b. At
Washington at the opening Of the session
We understand that Judge fIrart iptcpIs
ncsigning hs SCAT ia the Senate Of tL- I-,iicJ
States, at the mep,ile uf the L.gisL,f,r. y,
South Carolina. aud tic Hon. JOINS & CT
hoUN Will b elected to hIi the yacanc,.
The National lat lisenc,r slys
lhe Hon JoHN Z CAIlfoUE hos consented.
? we ore assUf*i-,y . letter received lastui.ht
now Charleston, again TO accept Of d seat in
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
I'VE We GOODS.

~ EW o JUST RECEIVED BY
~ nov ~ JB q X . MARSH.
IMPORTANT To COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Il AND OTHERS a. r. HORNBROOK.
"oo'd r"'l 10" attention Of Merchants 10 The III stock
ct Comhs' Thfend. Buttons, C0I'ery. Stationery Cap,
Letter anJ Wrapping Papers, Thimhles. SC. nc;
computing The best assortment ~ Notions and n n
such articles - may be WontPj a. a recruiting
siotk. ever offered wCst Of he Mountains. Their
sio'k = principally purchased IN New Y"rk by The
cnsc. of Inc heaviest Importers. aud will be sold Ut
he Eastern Jpbbing Prices. for Gosh or approved
Barter. or Ia go,d men ON short time.
RAGS. Ginseng. Feathers. Bceswo1, FlaI, &c.
Sc. taken iu ENehrnge.
Call and see hen " you wont Bargains, an,I
judge for yourselves. NJ
"a HoRNBRooK's.
Wholesale q Retail Variety Merchants.
boVlI Monroe ~. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22

'''N' W. CH"ctIs 'ohposiht
sah courts will attend IN full uniform " ith aid
arms BY oTderOi Col b r KELLY,
nov 81 A S GLESS, Adjuiant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
MECHANICS WANTED -Tbc So

MECHANICS WANTED-Thc Sprinq-
Held Rcpublicau publishes a communication
rom SIMEON Cotton, a native Of Hampdcn
County, aud tuf many years a resident at
Springfield, but who Is now located in Fayct-
t%cvillc. n. G.. Tie writer states tI,t tLcr,
arc nearly fitV cotton mills in the State. which
are al dependent on the north for machinery.
IL thinks thuta foundry aud machine shop.
locat"d in Fayetteville. would be well SIM
ported. Other kinds Of mechanics ar. want.
cd. particularly cabinet aud tie chair makers.
and Manufactures Of edge tools.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22

RAVAGES OF PL A~GUES-Tnc Plam.
~ 1857 destroyed 90 900 Of tha iplnbtfaIts
Of London; iu J iOt, 10000 persons ,ycrr ta.
sen oil ln TIC same cts b. the same sconrpr.
anJ w 1904 one fourth o tic whole povuls
non d.rt rom TIC awful prsiilcncc. HDa4,
visited CO~nsidniiuoPlc IN 1911 where 2O. 600
u,d oilt In 100, II again visited Lonlos
taking of 5000 pcrsons. I'm Ros.or,b ga
10000 persons were DESTROYED b., IL. ~ S,,sr
.na. 1881, 10000. ~ Tuais. I7aJ ~ 01l
IN Egypt, 1872 100000, and in t-ll. 10.
200. V
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
~REGIMENTAL ORDERS.

III VIZ EUS
II The C"uri oi lhqniry Tor the 1.t
Battalion at the 4ih Regiment OF
81 Virginia MIliiia. Will br+ieli a, he
III CUur, iionSc. on FRIDAY The 2Sih day.
T ]. !: 4. !. 81. !. !. 4. !. u: !. !. !. !. !. !. ! 81 !. . !: !. J. !: !: J: !: !: :: =: !: :: = !: /: !: !: !: ;
GNtH nj November next ntll o'clock A
ETAyd3 VI, md for the = cond Battalion ON
RTA~ Saturday the 29lh day Of November
III HIll o'clock. A NJ.
EoI The RegimenIal Court for said
ki.1 Regiment viii he held on Saturday
UH The 9th day al December next at IL
~ nsrInnL 81 nn.nn..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22

SlBBETTS COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR-
49, iBBEiTS C"uLicrieit DelecIur iv November
- The Wandering Jew just received. Nan Oar.
rel, nv Mss Ellen Pick, ring. and fur snle hy
nov ID W. RCBB. cor Main Il Union 81 o..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-12
Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald |

PHILADELPHIA, February IL, 1915
The Raising of the Complimentary Ball to
Mons De Korponay-the Polka and Mazowka
in fnH Costume-C Commodore Elliott Business
IPcather.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.
My Der Sir The sp,re was raised yesterday
on the Church Of the Nativity, and the work wit
messed by thousands of our citizens, to whom the
novelty of the enterprise, and the success of the
experiment, gave unbounded satisfaction, which
expressed In load cheers. When The work
was consnmmated, aud the spire placed the
tower of the steeple, an American fig was thrown
TO the breeZ- anc the immense crowd dispersed 10
the most quiet and orderly amer. A collect on
was taken up on the ground, and | am Inclined TO
believe, from the appearance OF the baskets, large
suia realized.
Al the elegant saloon of the Assembly Buildings
Tomorrow evening, grand Complimentary Ball
10 Mons de kbrponay will take place, which has
been gotup with view to recompepse this dIstn.
guish artistic for lcss sustained by him his first
Ball and Polka Party in this city,. The crcum-
stances that induced The loss, the very liberal
preparation made by Mons de Korponsy and which
from tn trcssfve character OF the Ball, prevented
great number who desired to, from participating
Thus h:ulty, however, will b. obvlated now.
and when IL 10 known that a number ct our SPIRITED
young men have taken the matter In hand, aaO
among the foremost the gentlemany, popular and
polite agent OF the Philadelphia aud Baltimore Raj
r. I'D Company, William l.. Ashme ad, Esq. think
no.nIng is hasarded in Anticipating a bniiiau, 10 e,
excredIng even IN surndor and beauty D. Korpo
nay's irs Ill., 10 addition asump,uous supper i'll
b. prepared and furnished, but the GROWING
aotot the evening will be the Mazourka aud Polka,
which WI be danced IN iul Polish and Hungarian
COSTUME, by Mons D. Koponay and Madame
Hizard There Is qsite rush for the lick els even
nov, ADD understand the sub ,crpton list Is near
ly filled with the names OF most fashionable
citizens
IA accident occurred yesterday, which endan-
Rered the lite OF the veteran Comm odore Ell iou,
who now mas charge OF the navy yard A vehicle
Ia which he seated, drawn by "A spirited horse
VINO oa becoming frightened al a baud OF music In
the started and dashed the vehicle TO pieces
happily, however. without serious injury to the
gallant cid commodore.
Business is looking up somewhat, and as the
weather is mild now, we may look for the break
inr up of winter, and the commence meni OF active
spring business. Yours, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-12

IN A .FoKMER ADVERTISEMENT ON STRUCTURE
:s Is y
:sssi j .ss ri
hi. complaint Or no, and is props, means Of cur.
u 1Sn: should 6 y To-
% ss sas a.s sa Sa ns1
month. and without produeas .t;Lng chang.
IN n ss Hs X. i s.s o q e
a sny i sG and then &c e. S and
d " N % az . s which
ossah9S S SsSns &c a
It. means d enr- Many othsr symptoms might
N 6 ssaE to sI ss e m.
lowing !hres hslons g structure early stare and when j
y Ter :; ys:;
ne ara @Gss
ssa.S would sS:d :s.sas :s:pisos .bs deps
The TINE goRMEn GoronsHoA MAY HAvE aExAINED
asssf a's
so~ " long s may producing s1iesaI.
:Ssu II
= & ' on'f
s:s ~ g. s. y ss:s
. 81 ana to ss. mental NS s1' a sa.
% 3 @ he
Structure ia which patient does observe that e 10
active capable of business formerly. This also
efect though little under;ood, but IL unqIestionabs
Indeed whoever co1sders the natural connection OF
mind add sexual organs will easily imagine that there
medium by which the mind powerfully
guns through the medium the sexual organs
tbs mind This however, better explained in The
prvate J-ene" Of The author little volume which sent to
Of the world As the Of Scturs proceeds
u e activity Of mind invariably returns
With to the OF Stricurths u gratifying
state generally accomplished very little time and without
nconvenencs. Nothing exceed the
Of late the treatment OF this complaint Indeed the
band. Of pIops! and s.pencsd the CURE q sreaI
months Man! persons consul. the writer VINO come on bu;i
cured hsusn n, been source q trouble and .nIsty
a:he HI, own peculiar means Of cure toasther with his
n mston the subject and written in the plsnest nanne,
consulted the yarqns diseases referred 70 IA his Prvsn
hour, and Of the number Of pretend and
make the following .atement satsaccy ground of conf
dnce Besides his rank Graduats Of Edinburgh
SC &c he has been engaged in the Of these Diseases both
hospital and city practice for than thirty and ha,
published three editions Of work expressly them. Also
that he has letters from the eminent physicians Europe
from the eminent in Amecacs Sir Ashley Cooper
Of London Dr. Mott Of New York; Dr. Physic Of Phade
phia aud oheI and that he permitted 70 refer amos
Physician Of ennence in this city The Private Trsa
si,s is ST. Address DE- Ralph. sepr. Greenwich street
ja25 mkm
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ported in tho original packages 10 chihuahua and
Santa Fe, in Mexico, were ordered to third read
ing.
The bill for organizing company OF sappers,
miners and Pontoneers, OF Que hundred men, was
also ordered TO its hnal reading.
Aad, after, discussion upon an amendment OF
the House to bill for the settlement a the tte TO
certain Tots IN Cfoghansve aud Perrysburgh, in
the Stite Of Ohio-the amendment was agreed to.
Mr. ColQUrr gave notice OF bill 10 remit the
detles upon railroad iron IN certain cases.
Aud, after other notifications, on motion the
Senate adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-12
FOR THE PILES.

UNIVERSAL COMMENDATION.-From every city,
~ town and village where Dr.. Upham'. vEGE TABLE
PILE ELECTUARY has been introduced, the crafty
ing intelligence of its excellent effects have received by the
proprietor In hundreds Of instances has uiumphed
cases which were esned incursble
READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLE CASES.
gentleman from Brooklyn Long Island after using two
obtained the medicine suffering severely from attack
Of the Piles and for months had been afflicted with
headache by distressing the stomach
There about the head but the body legs and
always dry and husky The medicine removed the
Piles cured the headache and distress the stomach and
ad natural perspirs!on the whole body and
in better health than have been for years.
intensely from their continuance, informed Mr. MITCHELL 263
Bowey N " that their complete removal effected BY the
Of the Vegetable Eectuary This individual had tested all
the celebrated external applications each being attended with
but very slight neft This Internal Remedy however, speed
lily manifested its happy adaptation for this complaint and most
satisfactorily convinced the sufferer that the high reputation
which the Eecnary has based solely the
This certifes ,hn u.ed DR. Upham's Pile Eletuay.
than year ago. for Piles. Of which complaint cured me-
still use it when occasion requires and prefer it other
medicine obviate morbid accumuatons
the stomach and bowels and y the boodand after
having used great variety Of medicines believe this TO be
perior to all others. THOMAS WALL,
Grocer, No. 81 Broad street.
Sold ia this city by the proprietor only regularly educated
physician confined office practice for the Of
Chronic Diseases No. 1876 Bowery Medical advice in rela
ton to the above any other complaints gratis
Price of the Elsctuary One Dollar Remember that the
Electuary Internal Remedy and external sppca
tion and sold ONLY 1856 Dowery four doors above Spring
st. Once hours FROM A. M. tosP M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-12
READ WHAT SCARPA's ACOUSTIC OIL
HAS DONE


from tie Albany Daily knickerbocker
HEsT Tnoy June g. 1874.
THIS Is TO CERTIFY that Willard jerks Proprietor of
West Troy Exchange Hotel, having been afflicted with
for the last year impossible for to hear the
loudest voice and trying remedies without mpro
wing my hearing the lea induced TO try Scapas Com
ponnd Acoustic OIL for the Of Deafness, and with
satisfaction enabled state that has perfectly
stored hearing and will be happy person who
West Troy. WILLARD jerks
The following certificate addressed Mess A. B. D.
Sands to whom the parties are knoNn yo,x oc, 10 1874
MEssRs fol ing statement Of the
beneficial produced the Of ScaIpas Acoustic Oil
my daughter send you act OF justice that others
may have positive facts convince them its value and eca-
cy She nearly deaf for could only be made
10 hear speaking loud. purchased bottle which
was according the printed directions and before quar-
Ter part Of the bottle applied hard substance dischar
ged the and after the hearing in beth ears was
Completely restored IL is now amo. year since the cure vas
cua be obtained by those interested by Ssnf e. my
house, No "a Essex street :, b. K WAhtNS;
TRY 1T AND De CURED.-t is without doubt Of the
greatest Affections bea to become deaf This mis-
fortune in past hung with double weight the az
cted the conviction that nothing could be hoPsd even
from the However wefse much graed that
able Offer the public certain remedy for this mis-
fortune acsrpa Oil and at the time to lay beio them
positive evidence virtue Of this medicine we make
amedcal gentleman in Of the eastern cites: Yes
scarpas OIL eectng well in afordng relief is
certainly working wonder"
Sodby A. ID. ands Wholesale agents for the proprie
way. 70 lm~ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-12

IJUNTERIAN DlsPE NSARY, No Division street. Is
n abshsd A. d 1885 by the proprietor for the
ccsa Of disease Of nature and for the
Of DIR. HUNTERS RED DROP This medicine Is the only
this hod disease without injury the constitutions and With
Qvt diet Or hndrance from business, when all else have
failed comprehensive each vial with
fv dsctions which warranted e6eccually cu in all
syasm With less u2sbe q the rstsn and in shorter space
tAksa Price 81 Per vial. a. imsne
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rn.r BoaRp Feb 600 STAT S. 7sX; 10000 do
b tx; 1000 do Sd, 13; 1900 do cash 7x;
a. 1870 ~ % shares B.pg g Commee., So az doth 50
nd ~, AK; % Vicksbug Bs 3X; 100 oara BIZ 7X So
d. u 800 d. al 8; 100 d. so do rw o. 50 90 81 u 20
Northern Bk, KY, s7x; % Lehigh, ii.
sScoNo BOARD, Feb TO- IS 600 Site s. Sd Tx 10000 do
bS 7JsJ 100 Lehshss as T1; 100 ity S. So o2h; s.
he ing bvnds S. Co. 100 shares Gad s. NJ do 3D. TX
50 DO III uu do bo NJ oS ~; 40 do. Sd 7x 10
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The Glove Anodyne is the best Of ali Toothache Remedies
immediate aud ceran in i!s effects curing the violent
toothache or pain in the gums in one minute. . ~
Ext erience has proved that this anodype composition will
give mmed,te perm relief after the failure OF
other remedy III plea the and smell will
entirely remove the pain AM from decaved tooth
Pparently sound this application will give speedy relief by
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