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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-16

RAILwAr SrKcuLAToRs.--A Parliamentary return has
just been issued giving the Of all parties who have
signed railway subscription during the present ses
sion, from e. 900 and upwards The sum SO subscribed
eel 60S 707 les Sd The amounts standing IN the names
Of individuals seem awful and more especially when il Is con-
sdered that these have been subscribed during the
present year but il appears that several Of the parties have
only acted as trustees the companies IN which they d.
recors Nine subscriptions each exceed s2,5oo,ooo. The
highest i c67o 300 about So 5000 600 sxtywo others
are from fIOo, 900 to g32O, leo each.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-16

correspondent Of the 81 Louis Republican, Mr.. J. A.
Hubbard, who had in early youth together with his brother)
been bitten By mad dog, states that both cured by
drinking strong decocton made from the bark Of the Of
the black ash, which is weknown for the bite of
raesnakc drinking wine glass full three times day for
eight days This very simple remedy, and should least
have trial He gives the following the mode Of preparing
Take the Of the upland ash, generally called
black ash peel off the bark and boil TO strong decocon
Of this dnng freely.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-16

The NeU Orleans Courier says: I" We have
! heard that General TAYLOR, who commands the
American troops on the Nueces, has determined TO
: take possession of small fort constructed by
. the Mexcans on the eastern bank of the Rio
Grande, and to send the garrison to the other side
Of that river"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-16

PITTsBuRe M,SurAcruREs.-Every few days the Pitts
burg papers the opening Of mandatory
that busy hive and is really TO note the progress
Of Pitsbug manufactures An extensive manufactory of
tcks brads, Sc has just been established which
from 100000 to 100000 per day anvil mandatory
to be erected the Messs shoenbcge have put up
rolling mill Of the largest class, and another
still larger; Mr. Hartman is building rolling mill and ma
chine shop; Messrs Kennedy Chds Co building an
extensive cotton factory and the Gazette that another
mill Of smaller dimensions will running in
few days.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-16

NAvAL-The United States frigate Potomac,
ship Saratoga, and brig Laurence sailed from PEN
sacola on Tuesday, the 29th ultimo, on cruise in
the Gulf of Mexico--leaving at Pensacola only the
brig Soers, which was to sail early in the follow
inp week
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-16

INDIANA SINKING FuNn.--The Commissioners Of The
Sinking Fund Of Indiana have given notice that certain lots Of
land In number Of counties in that State heretofore bid IN
for the State, under mortgages TO the sinking fund.- will be
offered for sale the l4th instant at the Court House, In
Indianapolis on credit Of fire years, with interest at the
rate Of seven per cent, annually, in advance
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-16

MURDER OF ORrooS EMrsRANTs.--The cambridge Eagle
published in Chenango county, New York; has been favored
with letter from Mr. A. w. RUSSELL OF Platte city, Missouri,
stating that letter had been received in that place from the
Captain Of the company who le there in May last for the
Oregon Territory giving information of the murder of
the company by the Sioux Indians the upper Platte river
One of the unfortunate individuals murdered Mr.. Adds
A. Robinson of Tioga county, New York.
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6.OOO.OOO

~ frivate buildings, Niles Foundry alone will require
eooocO the block OF stores at Lorngs corner short Of
loco O00 and the block the corner Of Fourth and Walnut
streets at least 500 900 The great aggregate of brick
used made up Of 800 buildings which win complete the
erection Of ls45, and not herein referred TO-
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PROGRESS OF CINCINNATI.

From Cists Advertiser, an excellent weekly pa
per- devoted to statistical information principally,
we take the following paragraphs:
have registered the actual increase Of buildings during
the last twelve years. by which refer to dwelling houses bu-
s'ness Offices and storehouses and workshops alone,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-16

In 1880 thry-fve millions brick made as per CEN
etuns Of that year. In 1914 this quantity was
eighty millions. The manufacture Of 1916 will show no
decrease Let call attention to the following list of pub
lie buildings in the Of erection or finished Off
which have all been commenced since January LIST, ls45
with the quantity of bricks they will consume
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-16

In consequence of the late destructive fire at New
York, Mr.. WALKER, Secretary Of the Treasury, has
directed the Collector of New York to suspend the
sale of such goods may be now liable to be sold
to realize the duties for period Of sixty days from
the lst Of this month.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-16

MAGNETIC TELEeRAPH.-The posts of the line
between New York and Philadelphia have been
planted as far up as Union Square in the former
city, and considerable progress has been made
10 New Jersey. 1t is contemplated to have the line
ID operation within sixty days.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-16

REVENUE THE Ponr New YonK.--The importation
of foreign goods the port Of New York for the first eight
business days of this month has been unusually large The
Of cash duties and depostes received the Custom
house on the mercandse entered has been rs follows
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-16

Che Export Of Domestic Cotton Goods from the
pit of Boston for the month ending July 81, ls45,
mas been az follows:
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T DoILAas wear or OsE DOLLAR for the hrst regular
session Of Congress, and Frrr CEsTs LOT inc nna
son of each Congress and the same Tor each Exa Ses
siun.--payable in all in advance.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-16

Receipts for eight days. $685.
Being 81, 80 less than million dollars.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-16
Cheeseman's Arabian BaISam

ENOH THE CURE Of all kinds OF wounds sprainS,
Il hlrls coughs lungs. the most desperate piles,
md rheumatism ulall kinds. II will prevent the tooth
chc store torpid aud persisted limbs. s FONTS, numb
ness &r and be depended upon 10 relieve soreness
IN MI cases
THIS valuable medicine has been very extensively u;d
for the last years, while lis increasing demand TIE H.
nvrrsa satisfaction it has gwen and the testimony OF a
large multitude Of individuals OF the first stand
M in the community, whn have tested aud lnfuhly
proved its efficiency. show that II needs only IN he used to
prove its iuyanuhle excellence; indeed all who have ev
er tried the huls,m, prize il 50 highly that ihey will not
he induced under ANY consideration IN do without II, The
Balls has iraced the aie iOn of men ri SCIENCE ANA
Physicians and Surgeons Of the grcatrssctnc acquire
mems, give it their unqualified appreciation while many
them in different sections ut the UnIed states now
nSr it in their practice and have auth ized the puhca
ton of their certificates.
hlso CnE.ESENA ARABIAN PILLS, n
valuable medicine inr MI billions comrlints, &C.
n Purchasers should inquire for the true article by
nsiun the whole -Chectcmnm' Arabian BaSlnl-
and see that it has nv name written in my own baud
writing across the printed directions the wrapper Of
every bottle. e. NhbhstMAN'
For sale br ,
s. ! ALLEN, Woodstock r. NJ. & S. II. Stncker
nrlnnl corners; ~ G. Hale, Chelsea, and throughout
the country generally. 2o'-N
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EkaE eON~Ea'EsjTHON,

rHNI Il wis vitR" Of our wonderful bodies constant,
require nm alternative, regeueraling Influence, Il
create Hnd retain healthy existence Air, light, urt
some other elements are brought to this reqnstion. am
for time prove sufficient to the requirements of the
system. Iul when from jmprurenCe aud II violation o
the laws Of The animal economy, morbid hninorS arise
acri and yitulm or juices collected the system
quires assistance from some other source or sinks in
disease, decay, and death How wonderful aud sulutary
NJ this period, the effects oi appropriate Hcrna
tive medicine taken in scu>Oni Thousands have been
saYrG from death, aud millions from sutrings indcscri
bahc, aud again restored 10 health, by The timely
PHELPS TOMATO PILLS, which ARE eilicaCiolr
aud potent, in cleansing the stomach and bowels pur
itng the bOud aud reHovarg the glurduar sNs stem by
altering the scCreliOns oi the liver and other glands, aud
carry ig of the morbid juices aud humorsthat al The
south they nave acquired The name al Fever hnnt, he
cause they invariably prevent or break up bilious, remit
tent yellow, intermittent aud lung i,Ners
Five years extensive use, have proven them the best
and only sure and safe remedy for all the humorous
chronic diseases, where the system requires something
that will operate on the Bood Liver ana various sNs
tens of vessels, giving them healthy action NJ the Snn,
time rNpe the morbid and POISONOUS juices and huinOrs
which il sep rates tram them.
III this class of Diseases Rhenmptism Dyspepsia
Dropsy, Liver Complaints, Bilious stomach ScrouIa
Gravel. Worms, Tum"rs, and erupionS Of the skin a
various kinds, permanent weakness about the lOnS ana
limbs Kings Evil constitutional or hereditary feeble
ness of the whole or pmrl al the - stem, DC.
Thousands Of case. Of the above diseases have beer
ured N the TomHiO Pills, and thousands Of deaths would
been prevented had these Pills been used, instead
of some Irresponsible hnnrln qnnck pill, remedy, q
which the country is lnudrd. There is 10 my sery
Chnrlntannism nhOnt this universal remedy.
They prepared Ot valuable vegetable remedies
which ure known to he both safe aud thrcuul and art
used extensively nv Ply scns in their private pruc
iice, because rs hundreds have said they the most
pleasant, el"ciuul and safe medicine have ever used
The above Pills are for sllc by agents in all country
towns. Agents are cautioned not to buy Of peders-
zone word 10 the wise is sufficient
G. Il, Phelps, NJ. y Proprietor, Hartford, Conn, with
out whose Signature none nrr Genuine.
For sale bv ;. J. Allen, Wootstnck Hayden & Hutch
inson, du Oils Chnmhern. POmlrrl; lnstn G. Brooks
Hartford: Harris ~ Morrill, StrafOul; p. Dwight ~ Co.
Norwich, Lewis Merritt, llartund; j. w. Hubbard
Ei,I-, Fine
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SlCKNEsSIN CHILDREN

oltNNESS IN CHILDREN
And the suffering which they undergo from worms oflen
tend to fatal termnation while the cause is never sis
pected Offensive breath, picking M the grinding
the teeth during Sleep starting in sleep with flight and
screaming, troublesome cough, and everishneSs, ARE
mons some oithe prominent symptoms of the presence
Ul worms. A timely use OF
suERMANs WORM LOZENGEs
Will Immediately remove all these unpleasant symptoms
and restore perfect health Sister lgnalins. superhero
the Catholic Hall Orphan Assy um has added her lcsrio-
ny in their favor, To the thousands winch have gone he
fore She sales-hrre ARE over 100 children in the Assy
nn, AMI nt they have been in the habit Ol using Sler.
mans Lo2engrs and she has awa found them to he
attended with the most beneficial effects. They have
been proved TO be inalihr ~ ever 4OOO 900 cases.
CONSUMPTION.
Influenza, Coughs Colds, Whooping Cough Tshtness Of
the Lungs or Chest be cured. Rev. Darius Aniho-
ny was very low from COuSumption Jonathan Howard
the celebrated temperance lecturer, reduced to the
verge othe crave by rnsne blood. Rev Mr. Dunbar, OF
New York, the Rev Mr. De Forest. Evangelist in the
Western part of this state, Rev Sebastian Sireeter, OF
Boston, the wife ofOrasnuS Dibble Esq IN Moruv,u and
hundreds o others, have been relieved and cured by
slIERMAN'S COUGH LoZENGEs.
ANA no medicine has ever been offered to the public
which has been more elecna in the relief Of those dis
eases. OrWhlCh can he recommended win more conf
tnCe They allny Nil itching irritation, render the
cough easy, Promote eXpec0rati0n. remove Ike cause
and produce The most happy and lasting effects.
HEADACHE.
palpitution oGthe heat owness Of spirits, sCa.Sckncss
Dependency, FanlneSs, Choc. Spisms. Cramps ri the
stomach, or bowel complaints also all the dis
res>ing symptoms arising fl ON tree living, or NIGHT
spdtion are quickly and entirely relieved hv ushg
SllERMAN'S CAMrllOR LOZENGES.
They act speedily and relieve in very short space o
inle giving tone and v9or TO the SN stem, and enable
person using them TO undergo great mental or bodily IA
tsue.
RHEUMATISM,
Weak Back, Pain and weakness in the breast hack
Limbs aud other parts Of the body speedily and ettc-
tunlly relieved by SIiERMANS POOR MANS PLAS
TER, which COSTS only IL -2 cents, and is within The
reach OfHll So great has become the reputation Of His
article, that million will not begin Ia supply the
lal demand. 1t is acknowledged to be the best strength
eEnS plaster in the world.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION!
DR. Sterman's Poor Mans Plaster has his name with d.
recons printed on the back oil the Plaster, mud ~ fac
snileu OF the Doctors written under the dircc
tons. None Others are genuine or to he relied on
DIR SIermnns Warehouse is No. lC6 Nassau st. New
York. 229-fm
Fnrr sale h, n s T. ALIEN W,odstcck VI
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-16
COLDS. ASTHMA, AND CONSUME.
VIDN

TIE Great and only remedy for Colds Coughs, As'h-
| ma, aud CONSUMPTION. is the Hungarian Bnlsnln oi
life discovered by the celebrated DR. BvCIan OF lon.on,
nahnda nd introduced into the United states nnJer the
immediate superintendent Of the inventor.
The extraordinary success Of this incidence IN inc
O Pulmonary Diseases, warrants th" American A.
cent in soliciting for treatment the WORST POSSIBLE
ASSES that he found III the CommnniIy-chses lhit
eek relief in vain irOmnny OF Uncommon remedies ol the
iHy, und have been given up bN the mos, distinguished
nv sirullS, confirmed and ncurac. The Hungarian
alsi hats cured and will the most desperate oi
asses 1t is no uupCk nostrum, bnt standard English
Medicine of known and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should he supplied
With Hucnns Hungarian Hl>Hm oi Life. mt only TO
count eract the COnSumpiivc tendencies Of The climate,
bt used preventive medicine IN AL cases NJ colds,
'ougs, splitting Of Blood Pain in the side and chest tri-
nton aud soreness Of the Lungs bronchitis Difficulty
If Breathing, Hectic Fever, Night Swcns, Fin cirtion
md General Debility, Asthma, influenza, Hopping cough
Ind Group,
rTSold in large bottles Mt 81 per bottle, with full d.
reClions lurthr restoration Of iienlh.
Pamphlets. containing mass Of English ana American
certificates, aud other evidence, showing the uneQutd
nrrrs Of this Great English Remedy, may he obtained
If the Agents grHutOu>ly.
DAVID r. BRADLEY sole Agent for the United States
il9 Court street. Boston.
Ac,nt -WoodSiork. :. j. ALLEN; Montpelier. CLARK
K Collins; burlington. Peck STear Bellows Falls, n,
Harris; Rutud Daniels and Bell; Brdtleb0ro Dution
" CEl-ke Keen n. II. John BiNhy. 236.ly
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-16
Botanic Medicines,

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of Thomnsoni-
"a and other Botnnc MriicinrS--bo,h crude and pre-.
rnred simple ard compounded is constantly kept for
salr hy the subscriber, NJ his residence, between the
Methodist and Episcopal Churches.
The above Medicines will he zen " pu mp accompanied
hy Suitable directions rnl warranted genuine,
C,uT ONTO those who arr desrons of obtaining pure
Thnusonian medicines, would snv beware ofwhom You
nnrchsc ny they nrr frequently naulierncd with worth
less perncios aud poisonous substances for the purpose
oi sneruion or olbrnsrg those Invaluable remedies in
r. dsrenntr. n. H. nAMMoND.
Woodstock. Nov. %. lei4. 23;-tf
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TYSON FURNACE,

'UNlE snbseriberagent OF the TYSON FURNACE a
Plymouth VI, would respectfully inform the toruei
friends and patrons Of the establishment aud the pubic
generally That they have now on hand and continue weeA
~ to make large assortment o.
Tile most aPprocedpattern ~ king .Stores;
do do do Parton do do.
also PARLOR O. BOOKSTORES,
mgrem 0ariety, together wiM cuery earle
tn of
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WollotD TWdrr.
CALDRON g. POTASH KETTLES
PLOUGIIS g. MILL CUTTINGS.

The proprietor o the establishment having much reduc
Ell the expenses O the work and being DESTROYS to RE
DUCE the lurge stock Of manufactures on hand, Is
determined to reduce the price OF the wares for clsh
short credit or good barter pay cannot fail to induce
purchasers 10 call and examine. Their CUPOLO FUR
MACE will be in operation "Wednesday aud saturday
of ench week running first rate quality of lron VIII oh
orders for all kinds Of custom work respectfully solicit
ed. JOSEPH MARTIN AGENT
lime T. is-tiIGO
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


WE the subscribers being appointed by the lion the
w Probate Court for the District ~ hartford Com.
mssioners examine and mdnsi MI claims nh
demands Of all Persons against the estate o'
IITIL late OF lIarand in said District. drcrnsei
ard MI caims and demands eShh-
tied IN offset thereto ard six months from mi date he
ing allowed that purpose hereby give notice thn we
viii attend TO the business ot our appointment nj tue
dwelling horse ol said drcpnsd In said I'arard on the
first Tuesday Of February and first Tuesday of June next
from O'Clock A. NJ. until ? N on each OF said days
I RmGKL hAch mARcES' Commissioners
UatIend, Dec. 4th, 1874, Ss-Sw
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THROUGH many medicines have been before the public
L Il much longer period than WRIGuTs INDIAN VEG.
ErARLE PILLs stands now in higher rephte or s
more rapidly unineu firm hold upon p0puIureStimu.rn
The thousands that have used them throughout the length
mud breadth OF the NGpnbCall bear cheerful testimony
their thorough efficacy and mid operation when employ
ed the distressing disorders (Which flesh is heir
tOn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

q HAVE RECEIVED an unusually lnrrc nrd
Beautiful sln'k ui Sprung aud Summer Gpuds.
which wilt sell on the pay down rrinc,ple. far
chcaie Than hciurc offered fpr sale in his
ciiv. CONSISTING ~ para ot French aud English Broad
Cloths, nl the most bcauiifu styles and qualities
Fnuch, English aud American douhlr aud single
m'll"d Fancy mud Plain Cass,mrres or these
articles splendid assortment unequalled by Lny
Establishment IN this city.
SUMMER GOODS-A full assortment of fine
aud substantial SumIUcT Good. cnns,,t,ng IN pnu
follows; summer Twccds French Linen Drills
Creating Coating. PAIN and Fancy GImhrnnns,
Linen Check. lu>h Linens. hi'k summer cloths
bin DrndrIa, bikiSomhnz,ncs; Mcflno Cass!rncrcs
pininaFionch Linen, Fancy fcnch Linen. striped
Crauins, Blue Dfll's; together with any quantity Il
Tic various kind o. tight goods for Coat, and Pants
VESTlNGS -Bl'k snri". faI de-. Ga'd Shnly
fg'd MnroIIlrs liz Il Sin. Ggd Nlolnr. Esd Linen
aud Silks. Fnr mud fncy light sniIs; all new
style and lip Top quarrcs.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
well nssnrod TO Il Black Fmck amt DSr>- Cun's
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

Blue blk do do Blue d. do Brown do
Green dr do Olive do do Black sun.
mer cl"lh do do brown do do do
CroaiIug cor ing do IL Frcnrh Dradila do
summer Tmccds do Lo Summer cob do
French linen d. while and brown Jp GIne>
nam do calico chinIz do; aud thousand Uiher
Kinds not vet nau ell.
PANFS-BlaCk Cashmere, blue bl'k CASHMERE
'lnr cnssimcrr, PLAIN aud fancy French CASHMERE.
nd ~ fact, an assortment ii.aI embraces every
lyle ard qualify of material
V STS-Of all qualities fashions md color
md a very ecniccl assortment ct Stocks. Cvllar-
Snscms. ShIns. Drawefs. SusPcnicrs, Gloves lInsc
md Hall iiusci fancy srlIn aud silk crdvas aud
/ Scarfs.
Il In presenting lie above iur the favorable c"nsid
\ ration "f my old friends aud customers ! can
',sufc ihcm, that nm fully prepared Ia furnish The
most fashionable work Ia mcssufc, very de.irahr
Il l"thirC ready made. Beng confident uf giving
H General shii.nCuon. Customers and the public
generally are respectfully invited 10 call aud exam,
j 80 NV stock. (may % SIR CE.
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uoKNBROoK Il DLLON.

4 AVE removed rhciI Establishment 10 IbcjJ
\ ew Buck Building, east side of MAR
KET -. few doors below the Post Odce
where lhcy have supplied themselves with a
acw and large Engine and other fixture fer
Il1cir business, IN superior style.
They carry IN the House and STEAM
GOAT PLUMBING IN all lis branches.
They have cuu,tinty On hand UydfantS Of
various de>cTII ton, bau.fS' Kettles water clos.
els, bath tub, hot and cold shower baths. re.
''orti fer bic ching, chemical app rituS, lead
IcC inns, pacnl bath pumps lead pipes OF all siz.
rs, sheet lead OF any thickness and worked up
in any manner Of iOrm.
Water conducted through lcalcn pipes from
,prin2S 10 dwelling houses IN the country.
Also e. BEL Il PUMPS Gued up TO order.
LEATHER HOSE,
supctior pumps lor country wells, Steam En-
,IncS &c. &c.
Al orders thankfully received and punctu
ally attended to.
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can hc supplied
% several descriptions ot mechanics, IN the
story ol then bcidng, Dr Oh lbe around
1opt very modera'e rent.
Wheeling, Feb 10 10
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MARQUIS OF FAs
G., KAMMERER

M n z II a " t It A ID OK
AT THE Sos or THE MARQUIS OF FASHION.
hPPOSrTE The Virginia Hotel. and next door
~ Snuh Of MCLELLANs BIG RED BOOT re-.
speciIulIy Informs his friends and The public, TINT
ne IS constantly receiving sleek Of superior Cloths.
cashmere; CassnetIs; Jeans; Summer Cloths;
c"shmefce'; Linens; Dfillings; Gambroons; Checks,
&c. &c.
VESrINGS-Sit; Silin; Cashmere; Morselles,
'aIenciasi &c. Shris5 Collars; Stocks; end eycry
variety Of Goods for 3enilemens wear Please
give him call. ond you will find that he can supply
Of less cost than any olher establishment.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
- n very large assortment all kinds Ready Made
Cio'n'ng ON hand. TO suit every description Of GUS
'oners Please call and you will Doi 60 way DIS
appointed. mbv3
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DIR. RADCLIFFE.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
ESPECTFULLY tenders his professional
il q services To The citizens OF Wheeling
The Medical Practice which he has the honor of
introducing mic this city, comes rccommo nded h,
Ills general introduction inlo The fomilcs of The iirI
circles. IN the chief cities Of The Unioii--ffom lis
adoption by long list 81 The old school practitioners
and by IFS superior success over every other
method m The cure and expulsion of oil form. of
cureoblc diseases Shcihet ocnie ot chronic.
In This system all he.sevcfes ~ the old practice
are dispensed with. such rs Bleeding. Blisrerinq.
EmeiIcs. CalhanIcs, &c. &c. md when Inc
pompiIindc Of The cures is considered. II will b.
found TO be The most ccen micnl auSe IN use.
Dr. Radcliffe, will be found nj The office adjoining
lhe residence Of MLurs, E,q Main, street.
Wheeling. Va. ,,o