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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01
South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
7hI TuLI /f/, 1JHnN DT E1C

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Nancy NJ. billiard, Execu,ix, vs.. Deem in
Enoch Byne, Harmon Hust For. AT
and VIM. H. Byne. >tachment
HE Plaintiff in the above stated cases hav-
ing this day filed her declaration in my
office, and the defendants having neither wives
or attorneys known tobe within the limits of this
State. on whom copy of said declarations
with rule to plead can be served: 1t is there.
fore ordered, that the said defendants do plead
to the said declarations. within year and
day from the publication of this order or final
and absolute judgment will be awarded asains
them.
THOMAS G. BACON, C. c.p.
Clerks Office. 17lh March lS45 ly e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01
State Of South Carolina.

State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
John b. Gorlen }
Us. ) Ahachment.
Joseph NJ. Perry.
Alex. J. Lawton
Us. ) Attachment.
Joseph NJ. Perry.S
THHE Plaintiffs having this day filed
Il their Declarations in the above stated
cases in my office. 1t is therefore, Ordered,
tina, the Defendant do appear and plead to
the said Declarations within a year and a
day from The date hereof, or in default
thereof final and absolute judgments will
be given and awarded against the said
Defendant IN both The above stated cases.
THOS G. BACON, C. c.P.
Clerks Office, 2Slh April, l845.
April 30 IA ly
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01
@Moetie @eeess;
From, the Petersburg (Na.) Republican.
THE TEETOTALLER'S APPEAL.

THE TEETOTALLER'S APPEAL.
Friends of Temperance, one and all,
Who have tllronged this sacred hall,
Lo! on you for aid we call,
In this great reform!
Lend us now helping hand,
With US take the temperance stand,
And wen purify the land
From the sus that swarrns,
Ye whose cup the golden stone
FilIeth, cen to running DER,
Place the goblet red 40 more
On your boundless board.
When in luxury you dine,
Cast away the ruby winei
Substitute that drink divine,
Pure from heaven poured.
Ye whom nature formed to grace,
With your smiles, the festive place,
Who, with an angel form and lace,
Rule The social sphere;.
Meier that cup your fingers clasp,
Which contains the deadly asp.
Hearts are wiihered in that grasp,
Causing woman's tear.
Ye who bear our country's arznss-'
Who, amid red wars ALARMS,
Guard our homes aad shores from harms,
Here your name enrol;
Join the Washingtonian corps
Quench the patriots fire no moTe'
Aud though called to tread in gore,
Bloodless keep the soul.
ye who bear the palm OF State.
SLun with care the poisoned BAN,
And before il be too late,
The destroyer flee;
Drown no more that reason strong,
Doing thus your country wrong,
Celebrate with us in song,
Vir,ne's Jubilee.
We the ermne robe who wear,
Shuu yourselves the culprt's snare,
And The sword and balance bear
Wi,h steady hand.
We who ope the hidden store,
To youth of classic lore, a
With the streams oil knowledge, pour
Temperance DER tho land.
Ye who sit around that board,
Hallowed by our dying Lord.
See ye loose not your reward,
Purchased at such cost.
ye who at the alter wait,
There 10 open heaven's gate,
Ee who teach us SIN TO hale,
Lead the Temperance host.
Poor inebrate, trodden low,
Overwhelmed with sin and wo,
Rise and trampe Oh your foe,
Burst his Calling chain!
Shake his feuer from your soul,
Andresum yourself cohtrol-;
Cast away the naduing bowl
Be man again! y. r.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01
State of South Carolina.

CD. Glover, DecLa1dtioh Ia
gs. Foreign Attach.
James H. Harrison. meat. -
The Same, 1Declarat;on in Fove,o, a,
The san,e taehment.
FaSHE Plaintiffln the above stated cases hay.
Il ing this day filed his declarations in my
office, and the defendants having no wife or at.
torney s known TO be within the limits Of this
State, ON whom copy of said declarations
with rule to plead can be se,ved: II is there.
lore ordered. that the said defendants do plead
10 the said declarations, within a year and
day from the publication of this order, or final
and absolute judgment will be awarded against
them. THOS. G. BACON, C: C. p.
Clerks Office, Oct. 81, 1874. ly Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01
From the Courier. 22d inst
TOBACCO VERSUS SNAIL:


Messrs Editors: Many persons are de.
prived of the pleasure Of horticulture, in
consequence of the numerous snails which
infest many parts of our city. have
very recently been Interested in The con.
dition OF some celery plants. which had
supposed to have been injured by The heal
of the season, and was not undeceived un.
til two days since, when on closer ex-
animation, discovered what | consider
ed as the effect of the sun, 10 originate
from the depreciation of The Snail. (called
in some places Periwinke,) many of
which hung as lrinkets from The leaves.
As passed by Tobacouist in Broad. ST..
ou Thursday, where were many Tobacco
slalksthrown out for the scavenger's cart.
| thought TO make some use of them, and
sent my servant, who obtained good
supply of Them. | had them carefully
Introduced amid the celery plants, and
caused the same TO be wa,ered on the
following cay, with the intent of bringing
them under the action of dn uninterrupted
and midday sun-lhe experiment, has
proved successful one in The destruction
of snails. many of them lying under ard
above the Tobacco, having failed in their
attempt 10 ascend the stalks of celery. !
presume that, in so decided an effect, the
use of the above article NAV be found ex-
tensiveIy useful in our garders, either in
the above mode or by infusion. | would
regard it aprotecIive governing on lettuce
seeds. or any other sown at this season.
a number Of the Snails, ensconsed 10
their shells, have been left with US, for the
insp p'ction of those interested. Eds. Co.
rier.
Something Neo.-A new water proof
cloth is made Of equal parts of isinglas,
alum, soap, and wafer sufficient TO dis,
solve each separately; then mix the So
luton. Undue the cloth with this on the
wrong side; dry and brush the cloth well.
6rsl with dry brush, and then lightly,
with we, ope.-Old Dominion.
One of our missionaries having taught
a negro to read, the latter wished 10 give
his countrymen, who had never seen
book, an idea of il and said, My dear
guide broders, | hab the pezznr to inform
you all, dat readin' is the power oh hearin
wid de eyes instid oh de ears"
Worth Remembering Newton said,
"Endeavor to be the first in your trade or
profession, whatever it may be-" And
this. by the way, is The secret Of success
and excellence. Ii matters comparatively
little what the trade, occupation or pro-
fession may be, provided it is useful.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01
FLO UKg.

HUST received 25 barrels fresh NORTH
Cd ERN FLOUR, and for sale by
SIBLEY g. CRAPON-
Hamburg, July 90. .la45. # 26.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01
State of South Carolina.

''t"tS VI ooota Val Ol1Ide
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COME ON oLRAS.
Alsey Mob!ey, Lewis Mobley, } Declaration
cS. in
Simeon Jay. Attachment.
,HNHE Plaintiffs who by leave of the
Il Court, were allowed to plead their demand
against the Defendant have this day filed their
Declaration against the said Simeon Jay, and
he having no vile or Attorney known to re.
side in this State upon whom rule to plead,
with copy Of said Declaration could be
served. Ordered, that the said Simeon do
plead to this Declaration within year and
day, primal aIjudgmentwil be awarded against
him.
THOMAS G. BACON, C. c.p.
Clerks Office, 22d Nov. 1874.
Nov. u a. 1y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01
The Scientific American,
iubtishsd evrsy Thursday .uorning. at
No. IL. spruce Street, Nsw Yo'k.
No. l6 State Streei, Boston,
and No. II. Arcade Phil
BY RUFUS PORTER.

(rEE PRINCIPAL OFFICE BEING In NEW YORK. J
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01
From tie american Agricutturist.
STATEMENT

Of the VaLuc of the Erports Of the
Gro,0th and Produce OF The United
STAGES, for Ihs g. ar ending on The 3Oh
day Of June, le44.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01

State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN COMMON PLEAS.
rh'n,; VS.! Davis Attachment.
Enoch Byne.
Verify Farmer, }
VS.. Harmon Hust Attachment.
and Enoch Byne.
Moore q Davis,
Enoch Byne.
Emily H. Tubman,
vs.. Attachment.
Enoch Byne.
YHN HE Plaintiffs in the above cases, having
IL this day filed their declarations in nv
Office, and the defendants having neither Wives
or Attorneys known to reside within the limits
of the Stale, on whom copy of said declara.
tons with rule to plead can be served: 1t is
therefore ordered, that they do appear and
plead to said declarations within year and a
day ftomthe date hereof, or in default thereof
final and absolute judgments WILDE awarded
against them. THOS. G. BACON,c.c P.
May IL, 1645 1y I6
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Ginseng, 9o'ooo
Product Of wood -
Slaves, shingles, boards, ETC.. 1872, l7O
Other lumber, S26,94o
Masts and spare, 23,2|4
Ook, bark, and other dye, 1854
All manufactures OF wood, 9l9,lOU
Naval slores-tar, pitch, rosiu
aud lurpeutlne, SlS.692
Ashes, pot aud pearl, l,l4U,54o
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Z. q. IA -. - I
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-03
From the Boston Mercantile Journal
Anecdote of the Laie Ben jaInin Isussei.

The worthy editor of tho Columbian Sentirc
always n mode! of enterprise and industry.
For years after ho commenced the publication OF
That paper he not ONLY ac led rs the Sole editor
and reporter, bu. olsowo rled considerably II case
III setting typo, and performed 4 Gooiiy snare Of
tho press work. i! 10 related Of Hlal, tii7t once
having published an article which was considered
personal, ana highly offensive, by certain indi-
vidull of high Standing in tho community, the
angricyod person visited the unfortunate printer,
armed with COW skin. and fully determined TO
give him n sound thrcshing According to The
custom Of tho time. lie WIS arraycd III white Her-
soyinero small clothes, white silk stockings, and
while vest. Mr.. itussoi was at tao tune busiiy
cnga geG, with his Off and chr. siceve9 roHcd
up. in handling tho press balls for distributing
ink-rollcfs were not known in those days-and
his establishment may be easily agined when
lie saw q well dressed gentleman enter tho office
abruptly. IN a towering passion, and am BIO"
at him with Il coWskJn!
The printer froned his antagoHis. anu very
naturally made pass at him wth his press balls,
which took effect one on his snowy vest, tho 9TH
or on his tcft-clc5H affi forehead. Another blow
with tho cowskin-unothcr thrust with the balls
which served admirable we'll tho purpose OF both
sword and shield. In a few minutes the al pocatc
of I.vnch law who whom he entered tho Office.
looked as neat and trim as is if he had just been
taken from bind bog, covered with mix
prin,crs inl1-b5acl, and oily, from heai - foot
!iz Lat was knockc!cI in the neloo-hls gay cost
u,n. wes TRANSFORMED iu:o suit Of mourning, aud
Ills face vas as black and glossy rs anailFo cltt-
zen Of TimbHctoo. lie >oon found he was play
ing a losing game, and beat retreat, 10 lowed BY
he printer, VINO had now got his hand IN, AMI
gave his assaani las! furious push bet"oon
lis shoulders, as he sprang into the street, moh-
tally resolving never again to modest q printer
waen engaged liz his calling.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-03

.MEy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEvElE. -Progros-
svc democracy has assumed almost every possl-
bio phase within tho last twelve years. 1t has
been for and against almost every prominent meas
urc tina. has agitatcd tho country 81 bee its rise,
and it may not be amiss no." to giEe some
tracts from tho Messages of Gen. JACKSON, the
great apostle of modern Democracy. to show
what his sentiments were some ,dn or twelve
years ago, tho very questions VIII 1ch agi-
ta,o the public mind, and against hch he, and
nearly all his partisans, arr dyed.
The One TERM PRIScrLE.-In h s Message 10
Congress, III December, 1929, G tn. Jackson
said:
alt would seem advisable 10 limit the service
Of the President TO n single term"
A PRorEcrlvE Tariff.-In his Mes sage to Con-
gross, i'll December, 1880, no used ihe following
language, this subject:
81 am confirmed, as we'll by INC opinions oC
Presidents Washington Jefferson, Madlson and
Monroe, who have Zach repeatedly recommended
the exercise of this right, TO foster our own IN
dustrv. and countoract the selfish ind dcs,ruc-
tive policy of foreign nations,) undeF the Consti
tuition. by the uniform PRACTICE of Congress-
the continued acquicscencc of the States and the
general understanding of the People,
The LAND Dstrbu.on.-ln his Message to
Congress. in 1892. in speaking Of tho distribution
Of tho proceeds of tho Public Lands among tho
States. no used this language:
at seems 10 me to be our true policy Tint Tho
Public Lands shall cease. soon as practicable,
TO be n source of revenue.
NATIONAL BANK.--ln his celebrated Veto
Message in 1882. ne made the following impor-
tant admissions:
"A National Bank is convenient to tho Gov
ernIaent, and useful TO the People. and might BIO
50 constituted 10 obviato constitutional objec-
IONS"
There is TO be extra session of the LIMOS Legi~la
tre called.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-03

Misunderstanding Dooiy. OF Georgia, was re-
tnaraa bio for his wiz, well far other talents
At one place where he attended Court. he was
not pleased with his entertainment at the tavern.
On the first dav of the court. a hog under the
name Of pig had boon co oked whoo ard laid on
tho table. No person attacked it. 1t was brought
the next day. and EcXt. and treated with the Same
respect; and It was OH tho tabIo on the day on
which the court adjourned. AS tho party finished
thoir dinner, Judy &c Dolly from tho tob'o
and in 4 SOLEMN nrnncr add rcssed the Clerk. 'hr
Clorh,'' said he, dismiss that hog upon his re-
cognizancc until the first day of tho next court
He has attended faithful during the present
torn, that don't thin! il necessary to take anv
security.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-03

x writer IN tho Paris Citizen estimates the
number Of dogs in kontuckv. OH the basis of the
known number in his own neighborhood. at 255
Sl2. He thinks half OF them would be enough for
all useful purposes, and proposes tax Of p cents
each.
The proposition TO call Convention 10 re-
wise tho Constitution Of New York. has been a.
dopied by a largo vote Of tho people; the Tribune
thinks by 10000 majority.
The Memphis Enquirer of last week says that
enligranis to Texas are passing through the
city daily. \ gentleman counted several hun
dred. passing street. the course of 4
single day Of las: week.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-03

New HAgpsuGaE Observation-Disclosures
Hill and Ex- Senator Pierce talking pretty
hard Of each other Tho ex-Goy. says tlo OK
Senator is very smal! potatoe--,hat during the
five years he was in Congress no liI nothing
vincng even Il in-dIocrlty Of talent, AMI made no
speech which throw any light upon any subject
and TINT he cant even 'lnditc n sentence cor
rcctly in tho English Iang1ago.' The cX-Scn1-
tor SAYS OF the oX-tiov. that he '.c2rcs nothing a
bout the absurd, scnsoicss and unprovoNcd "a
Wings of this bad Old man''-tlat ..ino general
impression seems to be that ho is really aboring
under partial mental aborration,'' &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-03

u advertisements icN be eonspieuousiy inserted the
Palladium" at the follolriac rates:
One square q 10 hnes [2o0m's ,oeeks. 81 90
A@-t" ee"t4faadHff, -
Announcing Of 1qdidates for once 100
4 A6ea discount the aJoue rates those uho adrr-
tse by the Advertisements iriH u,
BID at the epsnse Of The adrytisc il no is fred
No advertisement u Be considered less than one square
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-03

Dir. PAHR AND THE DANDY.-An empty cox
comb. after having cnrrosscd the attention of 4
company for some limo with himself and his
petty ailments observed to DR.. Parr that he could
never 90 ont without catching cold III his head.
NO wonder said the Doctor pettish!y you
alwas 90 out without any thing IN IT,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-03

of tho Hon. J. VI. Bcrricn. Senator of the [
States. The resignation was prompted by the
circumstance thai the wbig members OF the Geor-
gia Legislature. in consultation among ;ncn1-
selves. had selected Judge Dougherty n sue
ccssor of Mr.. Berries. after tho term for which
he had been elected: and Judge Berricn, there
upon, surprising that such selection was made
because OF some DISSATISFACTION VIII Ills CUursr
Senator. Immediately resigned. We gratlfied
IN being able 70 state that tho Legislature has
virtually refused to accept his resignation by
rcc'cctiny him.--tho Wings in caucus having
previously unanimously resolved on that course
ana thus IN effect endorsing. they deserved to
ba endorsed ali the acts of Mr. Bcrricn rs Senator.
This Will secure 20 the country the services o!
Mr.. Berrien in Congress till March. 1917.
baltimore Patriot.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-03

Won't GO TO CALIFoRNIA.-Emnat the widow
of tho Mormon Prophet Joe Smith has large
estate in and about Nluvoo. and is determined to
stav and take care of il for herself and children.
Seine say that she claims the Temple. also
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-03

There is TO be extra session of the linos Legi~a
ture called.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-03
MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS.
,,n.v Adam, vs.. The c. ,Iiorv,.

,rbe following Iottor was written Py Hon. John
o.,;ocv Adams to n Committee OF tho Penn7yl-
ysnia Society for the Al .lltion OF Pap'a' Pun
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-03

CorNcIpENcEs.-IVe were struck. tho othor da y
in looking at Work called tho olives Of the
Presidents" with fow curious condolences Of
numbers which relate to tho limo Of two Prcsi-
dents, beginning and ending with an Adams.
Here is a table, for instance, of th9 periods III
which they were born and went out OF Office:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23
JUVENILES. OR cor cuIInnr,

JUVENILES, OR BOOKS FOR CHILDREN
fmNHE Arubiah Nights Enlrrammeng Robinson
II Crusoe. Charlotte EilzlbeIh's Works. Mrs
Eli'ss Works. Mrs Sig"urney's Book ior Boys. &c,
The R"llo B"k Ia different binds, sold either IN
sells or separate.
Love and Money. Work and Wages. Liule Coin,
much Care. Which S the Wiseri VINO shnil be
Greatest Hope o.. Hope Ever. Strive and Thrive,
Swing aud Reapimg. No Senss like Common
Sense. Alice Frankland. by Mary Iinwiu.
FIRST I'm IMPRESSIONS, Dangers oi Dining Ont, Sommcr-
VILE Hall. Ministers Family. by Mrs Ellis.
The Twin Sisters. 10y Mrs Sandman.
Early Friendship. the Poplar Grove, by Mrs Coplcy.
Mosierman Ready 3 vols. by Captain Mirfyali.
The Croion Boys. the Prince aud The Peasant, by
Harriet Marineau.
Looking GIGss for The Mind. many Plates.
Tireu Of House keeping. by r S ! Arthur.
The Farmers Daughter. by Mrs Cameron.
Young Student, by Madame GulzpI, ia 3 vols.
Domestic Tales, by Hannah More.
With q multitude Ol Toy Books. Picture Primers
&c &c, varying in price from 81 upwards For
SAFE by JOHN J uASWELI.
opl2 Uoiuu stree,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23
SKIN SOFT AND FA1K-A. we'll .

AkN AND Wch ps
~ impariing q del,cate ro-a'o hue to The con-
plsxiOn. As q crccior and Sotservnior Of that most
Distinguishing charm Of . male LONELINESS, a trans
parent fair snin. NYhTH SOAP. may he saiJ 4,
-xed an nlmos, magical power. Composed for The
most part Of Or;e.tai bulsrmic planis, To Tho utter
exclusion ofall mineral admixinre,ii is disiinr u,shcd
incidentally for its extremely bland. purifying md
soothing sciion on the skin md. by nc ting on the
pores and minute secreiory vessels. expels nil
'in,-arities from the surface. allays every tendency
10 'nhain'nniion,a aud. by this method slone, effeciu.
ally uissirnios oil redness. tan. pimp'es. freckles.
sn'ihnrn. and other u~nsiehiiy cuIaneous yi.iiarions.
so iniinical 10 lovelincss, It's constant Use will change
the most bilious complexion into one Of rndion,
whieness; while on The neck, hands and arms. il
bcs'ows n delicacy and fairness which its continued
"so VIII hnppily protect. with ever appearance Of
yon'hiui charm. 10 The most advanced period Of life
IT'S invaluable rs a rcnovniing a.d refreshing
wosh. during travelling or exposure TO the run.d ,s,.
or harsh wind. anu after the injurious degree of
heat felt in crowded assemblies.
10 gentlemen afflicted with n tend OF The
sHih IN shaving, the use If the Nymph soap will he
'oond TO allay ell euiicular irritation occasioned bv
COMMON soap Or cream. or The climate, which, like
'hai oi The United States. where the variation Of
me weather sets aside all chances Of calculation,
ana whore calculations md danp, together with
'ousn WIND. exist ihranghout a great portion of The
year. me mi sosp has proved nm invaluable
pIeservativs OF the skin, and. from its extraordinary
efficacy, deserves q place amoig tho house bolJ
treasures Of every family.
For sale by FAIRcuJID
o. l9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23
EMuVAL.

AFAYETrE MrNEELY,w would rescec, fn,i,
IL INFORM The citizens OF Wheeling and the p.b.
Ic generally. 'hnt he Inns removed hi, DRUG AND
MEDICINE STORE. 10 The roam formerly occupied
ny MI u Pollock. - q Shoe Store. next d,or 10 M
oioh a"d Two do'rs from Market Alley. where lac
wa receive ~ q lew days. in aJdi lou Io his former
si"ch'" fresh aud well assorted stock uf Drugs, Me.
d'cines. Paints. Oils. Dye Stuff, Perfumery. Sc, ia
winch no "oHld invite the attention Of hs old Gus
toners and The public.
y Is. lilo has Olso his usual supply Of Garden md
= .""er Seeds. Zap 2-lm) leo Min street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-23
LEATslEn
TODD & HOWELL.
d.. RADCLIFFE,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

ESPECTf l. les.i-n his professional
s-t,ices Ia he citizens al Wheeling.
The Medical Practice which Ice has The h nor uf
Introducing mio 'his c.iy. q. ,urs iecurriDcndrd 10y
'"re"efai m'r'd"cioL .uio the fnm,l es oi ue frat
circles. IN The chief cincs uf ,he Cniui.--!r,m iis
adoption ny along list of he old .chuoI pfac,iiiunen
-and by ITS superior success over every o,hcr
ne'hod Ia tho cure and expulsion of oil ioims vf
cureable dseascs. whether nc ne or ch..o,.ic.
In this system. MI the seveIiIis. ~ the old practice
are dispensed WIKI. such ~ Bleeaius, Biis,efine.
Emeiics. Csihariics. DC. DC. and when tho
pr"npIiinde OF The cures Is considered. ~ will bu
ionhd 10 he The most econ mical md. in nee.
Dr. Radcliffe. will be found u, The ofhre adjoining
The residence Of } M'Lure. Esq. Main street.
va. ap9