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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

~ EW PUBLICATIONS. Lowfie Todd
IL or the Settlers in the Woods, by John
Cali Esq The Dancing Feather or The Amateur
Ffeebuoter, by Professor Ingfabam; The Con-
scrip Bto'herS.by Alex Dumas; Edith Vernon
OF Cincinnati RetrlbuiioD; just received al
HOBBS Great Western Literary Depot COZ
nsf OF Main and Union ste. ian %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14
A L STOUT,
J b II DODSON,

II ENN Is > VI IT.
STThe true and genuine Wistar's Balsam
OF Wild Cherry, is sold at established agencies
in all paI's OF the United States.
Sold in Cincinnati on the cJrner OF Fourth
and Walnut stree s, by
SANFORD e. PARK,
feb 20 GeDn Agents for tie Western aies
Sold in Wheeling, by
oct2o CRUMBACKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14
ANOTHER ASTONISNING CURE
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHEKRY


Ai,raps ~ umphanG Cure follows cure, III
i s onward victorious care,t!
DAYTON, Feb ilih, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-14

Colds, Coughs. splitting Of Blood,
bronchitis, DiNiCuity OF I8rc1tlA-
Ing, Asthma, Pain ir the side,
Breast and Chest, WhOOping
Cough, Group, and sStl Dis
eases Of the Liver and
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20
SEALED PROPOSALS.

GsEALED and se17rnt to proposals swillbereceir.
~ cd at the office OF the undersigned uGlil II
o'clock NJ, tho eth day Of September 1915, for
furnishing the Quarter Masters Department with
1000 bushels OF corn, and 20Oo bushels OF oats.
Bids will bo received for 1000 bushels Of corn
and SEQ bushels OF oats and upwards.
A single bid for the whole amount of cora or
oa,s will have the preference over all other bids.
should this sng6 bid be equal 10 or less tipp tie
average Of small bids. 49,. go
4 portion Of the corn nr oats viii be delivered
on or about the lst of November, lSi5, and con
tnued until the los; Of January, 1876, at which
time the contract vii, he closed.
The privilege ofreiecIing any or all bids deem
ed too high is reserved to tho L. States.
T.. E. ALEXANDER, Il. o. u.
Quarter Masters Office, Fcrt Smith Arkansas,
September |. lSI5.-30.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

he Of the expressed viii of a majority of the
lie SAYS tina, there nre six or eight as.
10 the office. and that convention IS ne
l to settle the claims Of the dltItren, asni.
Now say that ms sOor as Gov. yell has
much as this prominent gentlemen has. that
eple will not be long in settling the CLAIMS
! nsPirnnts.
! concluding paragraph ! sec that he gives
voId of advice. Take care Messrs. Ed
no. arouse this "iiHir Solomon" or he will
. demolish you; there will not he even tt
! SPOT" left to show thrt such fersons rs
ktle s:,vta ever existed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20
Fort smith Races for 1915.
F Al l. K 4 c Z S .

rTiRST DAY. Tuesday l4th day October,
Il, Sweapstake for colts and tiIieys. Mile feats
agreeable to role. $50 oDtrpare, one half forfeit;
,o7unme nndco ose by the lst day of October, 3 Or
more to make 4 r'.ce.
Second day. Wednesday, Jockey CInb purse.
3 ,n' heats. ne rceabIe to rule.
Third Gav. Thursday. Jockey Club purse, 3
best ia s. milo heats, free for any horse, ogreea.
bic 10 rule.
Fourth day. Friday. SwenPs.ako for years
old. mile heats. S 100 entrance. one half forfeit;
3 or NOR, tU urrke race. 10 Larne ami Close BY
the lst day of October.
As regarls tho size Of the purses the proprietor
vii! only say he anticipates that they will be lib.
eral. and pledges himself to use every eXeriion in
his mower that there may Be goei purses for ench
DAYS racing: with purses shall be known in due
season to the public, any persons wishing to
ma =. entries in the above stakes eau do SO by ad-
dressing !te proprietor at For, Smith.
SAMUkb CAbiJWELL Proprietor.
n. B. Tne winnor OF the stakes wilt pay the
Printers fec. - ;, {.
August 0, lS45,--no 26-tdr.5,ls
..aT n-r.F
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20
prscnce of the Arkansas intelligencer.

NAsHINGTOE, Aug, 25lh.
\ and Committed. Two young men of
kpeclabIo connections. having had prcyi.
came together on Monday
a Rufus Elliot, a brother.in.Nw of John
shot William Kendall a son of Amos
and killed him on the spot; Mr.. Bay.
also sho. in the arm. Tho weapon used
Of ColI's revolving pistols and Elliot fired
hes. The scene Of this tragedy was Penn
avenue, near FuIior'S hotel. Elliot fed
arrested, and after an examination of
Tvs was finally committed to answer n
ID murder. This aHilr created much ex.
h in this city and crow Is attended the cx.
b Drad.--An enlisted soldier, acting as
hand porter for the /. s. Arsenal here,
keirg sometime since und suspicious We're
|ped that he had been killed, prriicuariy
ns known to have about h IN sunr money;
4 found on last Saturday dead, hidden in
hes and hoIi.cntcn by the dogs, there is
but that he WAS murdered and thus hid
3hing hns been discovered that would lend
be, by which the perpetrators o: the crime
found out.
.--Ne have late news from Mexico. but
FO warilkr, as tina! winch pr"ccard it and
b Is n doubt NJ 10 the probability Of war.
bur government is preparing for war and
fbe prvParyd unt,I Iuc MeNIcam govern
cb definitely on the suhj.ct. which she IS
ID to Co after her Presidential election. II
nti declared bofore her election. think
4 pol Jccnre war after. % ttc new Prrsi-
ii irrdiy risk bis reputation md perhaps
don n war with tho United States.
congress. s.--I'Ec potrnI character Of tn.
mgr being very decidedly for tic admin.
p, we have now nuch figuring about the
of Congress. There Will ne some contests
% them. Speaker, Clerk, Printer, &C..
Ebeug very fat si!uHion will be much
afirr.
s-1be newsboys. whose rort.Ia imaginl.
Ber SO many uGurcmrns for purchasing"
,och rs news Sir 'lIibrrut1 arrived SIR
ed lives lost Sir. War with Mexico Sir.
mplaIn Of tho dull TIRES. Won viii then rA.
9 ronp'",ni i'll your correspondent.
ARKANSAS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20
S3 Reward

wyTILL be paid fer .hc delivery, ut Van Bn'en.
q. Of a light sorrel horse. fax Inan ani lHti.
some-perhaps all white feet. of good SIZE; and
,vb,n hq Ier, wns thought to have the hooks; shod
at round. nd ahont SIX or seven yenrs old. The
,boyo horse stravod from Van Ruren three weeks
moo this day. The above reward will be paid Tor
his delivers at this office.
Van Buran, Ari.. Saturday, 18th September,
IS45.-3l.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20
Proclamation

BY THE GOVERNOR OF ARKANSAS.
yWFIEREAS it has been made known to me.
that Thomas II. Bridgewood, who was
committed to the jail of Washington county,
cha rgcd with the murder Of William Free, has
made his escape therelrom, and IS now running at
large: sau.g -i
Now, therefore. I. Thomas s. Drew, Governor
OF the STATE Of Arkansas, by virtue of the at.
lhoritv in me vested by law. do hereby offer t.
reward of Tro Hundred Dollars to any person
who may nprEsheOd the said BridGewood and de.
liver him to the Sheriff of said county of Wash-
lngton. IN order that justice in his behalf may 30
bad and execnied.
IN testimony whereof, ! have hoFeun;o set my
band, and caused the Seal of said Slale
lL' 81 to be affixed n, LiItIe Rcok, on the din
day Of August, A. D. lS45.
THOS. S. DREW,
Bythn Goycrnnr: -. ... ~
p. r. GREER, Secretary ot S'a;e.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

From the Charleston Mercury.
Blowing letter from Havana shows that
J in foycr ,hcrc, as well as elsewhere.
DlnOr OF war:
HAVANA. August II. lS4J.
Lditrr:-i =, nd herewith a We. jiy price
fpub ub'ished on Saturday last. Your S,op."
vii perceive has odvrnrcl. The
b consul ms excited some surprise here
nvcrsauonS on our relations with Mexico.
with apparent condolences. tint war cx.
ben the Crj,rd States and Mexico; lhat
bjUco Of Mvxcun Congress 10 whrn the
bd been referred. had reported in favor
n Of Sl5 100000 asked for by the Min
Foreign Relations; that orders bad been
approved by the war committee. To
e troops (saId to be so o. u'ar. - '.r
cn Iersucs east OF the io t.nr. GEO..
Fench themselves, aua res.s; aay alto,
n them.
pders'ucd t'nt the hfpxiC1n consul, c
e Secretary Of State Of McN"n, ,nrw
rerrlved rntelligcucr Of 4 more d.'Cid-
tcT, !hrt wHr IS absolutely drcINrrd.--
ia Anna Is in yrrv low Spirits. dsrp-
e az this trrne. AMI thinks Mex co was
81 PREPARED for it. The whoIc country i,
ftCn federalism. md cannot BE- brought /"
~ attention uul energies 10 the drt"nco
ntry. The mites; generals arc absent
here..and Gen. WoIi in Eur Pc. It is
fslond that their lt,le navy is sent to ia
safety. Touring to trust them IN Commo-
por's reach.
exists, as it is aIedgcd, between the TWO
tho President of the United States
nediaiely issue his proclamation. de-
rales all prIvateors and cruisers not fit
Mexican ports. and commanded by
officers. with certain portion Of the
lcnn citizens. Without such a pro',1-
c shall have tho who,r Gulf Infested
1naI pri,ateers. but real pirates. OF all
= would suggest that the whole press OF
Should urge the most active and ener-
cnion Of the war: for. since the SENT
\ ignorant foreigners, of low and high
INK our government inadequate to CON
with either skill or energy.
Yours. &.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20
r. GREER, Secretary of Sia;e.
DESCRIPTION. b.

~, DESCRIPTION. So ' 1-n
The said Thomas n. Briiee~ood is about %
years fNgc. about feet inches high. blue eyes,
iight hair. large, weghs ahnh. i2: @ 81 it Us
gEerar!y wears cap and roundaboT coat, plays
the eddie vol, and is fond OF dancing-sery To-
nuacious and selGconceited--ha small scar on
his upper Iip:lls fore teeth are broad--hs gener-
ally wears pistols and bowio knives, and !, always
smiling. s 1aT
Augusif, ii'i9.-no2s 4w, .1f3
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20
WANTED

sFlFTEEN Or TWENTY likely. able. .hodicd
4 negro men, to 20 us deck hands on the
steamers Arkansas No. 4, and Arkansas No. ;
for which SIS per month will he given.
SCOTT. WHITE s: co.
Sep.em' or 90. 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20
Consult yOur interest, Iud call at the Van
BnIel Wholesale aud Retail Cash store.
on Main -. if yOa wish TO obtain
BA RGAIN
w ALLACE & WARD

hb \ y >.
WALLACE & WARD
HAFE Just received their full supply Of goods, con
sistrng in part Of
English and French broad cloths,
PLAIN and fancy clssimCr.s
Beaver and pilot cloths,
Plain and plaid sl,rinetts,
Plain and plaid jeans,
IlBln and plaid twrrds.
SPINNER cassEeres, &c.
White, blue. red, green Mackaaw blankets,
Brown and blcachCd dOmestics,
fickTgs, drills aUd Osnaburgs,
Stripes checks, blue Lrii.pC'&c.
Linen and cnlton pant stutts,
ia 'ZDrnes lawns, silks &c
Chusans, tesans, Cashmere dc Ecossc,
Mousciine de LANES, vonicn plaids,
Black, watered and changeabg AIplccY,
BLACK, blue and brown merrnoes,
silk, WOODEN and Dlmask shawis,
Fancy hdk rs and srars,
Lace collars, chomizetrs and collrctts,
Lace caps trimmed: night caps.
Black and white silk thule and nett goods,
Ilckonctt. swiss aud null muslin,
Plain check and lace stripe canJric,
Corded, Marscilles, and grass cloth skirts,
Corsets and corset aCes,
Irish linen aud Linen lawn,
Linen, cam5rIc, plain and hemstich hdS Is,
SILK, cotton. and lIadrA>s hdifs.
Linen, cotton and muslrn laccs, edgngs and inscr-
llOns.
Ladies and gents C.Oycs and hosiery,
Satin stocks and tbs,
Black and fancy six crava's.
Black and fancy giuPs and lr.ngcs,
Hooks and eyes, thread, needles Ac;
Brown and black Hollands.
SIX and cotton velvet,
Satin Nar4rl Is and velvet yestinEs,
Buttons, a great assortment,
Bennett, cap, satin, and tadIta rib5cns,
Umbrellas and purasols, new style,
Carpct.ug and carpet binding,
Fluncs and I;useys,
Buffalo and morn dressing combs,
Buffalo and horn tuck combs,
Ivory combs,
lla.r. nail, and tooth brushes,
Per'umery, soaps, &c.
J,t ,tnrchlaces, hair pins and bracelets,
Elastic, wnrstead and cotton srspemdcrs,
BandboSes ~c.
Together with very large assortment ~
Boots, Shoes. Hats, Cups, ant Bonneiis HIosS~ore
Queensuars. Hariware, Sadd'ery, and Sal.
dLsrs' Trimmings. Books and Stationery,
Groceries. Drugs. Paints and
DYE-STCFFS.
Comprising every article usulliy found in dry ~Nod
stores IN tins country which they Offer t. pur'hs"5
at wholesale or r, a at as low prices can BIZ pur
chased esow here in the State All That We ask is al
exam union Of the qualities and prices Of our solds
as 1 ing the fdcIitcs are determined TO SET is 10"
or r~rr tn II the Lowest
Van Barren. June 2S. liS3.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

The pipes intended for the Trinity
Fgan. New York, will contain 80 men.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20
STATE OF ARKANSAS
County OF WASHINGTON.
In Chancerg
Preston Mathews, De-
Ecndam. =


1a7HlS day camc the complNinants. hy Strain
Il their solicitor. and filed their bill Of com
paint herein. with affidavit. that Preston Mathews
the defendant is nonresident of this State, and
I'd joct Of said bill being 10 forecIo lose certain
mortgage Of lands in said bill specified. 1t is.
therefore, on motion Of compOinants, by solicitor,
ordered that sad nonresident defendant be no-
fed by publication of this order in the Arkansas
In,eljjgencer, newspaper published in the town
Of Van Buren. in this State, by eight successive
weekly insertions, the last thereof TO be al least
four weeks before ;hs FIRST day of iile next term
Of this court. That unless the said defendant
Mathews be and appear before our said circuit
court on before the fourth day of said term. at
court to he holden at the court house in the
town of Fayetteville, in Washington County,
Arkansas. on the fourth Monday after the fourth
Monday in October. 1915. and thnn and there
p'ead. answer or demur 10 said bill. or the samo
viii be lnkon as confessed and decree entered
accordingly. . rrry d .-.
A true copy from the Record.
ATTEST J. C. PlTTMaN. CLERK.
By l.. B. CUNNINGHAM Deputy Clerk. e..
August 30. lSi5.-29-St.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS:

goods selected for this market, consisting in part
u
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS:
p ia. and - lrown and bleachcd shrtings, Low.
ell and Virginia cottons brown and bcached shrtincs,
apron checks, American. French and Atakapas cot.
tonr!es, bcduckiug. black alpacca, h"m5uzinc and
uiner cloths, black and coored mcrlnos, nankin-,
black and coIorcd cambrics, English, French and
American prints mourning caicoes Irish linens, Rus
ia Gilpers. damask table cloths, cam5ric, Swiss and
laGouct mu,ns, Madras, silk ard linen cambrIc hand
krrrhefs t!ack Italian cravats, lru>san shawls, white
and black hose and hllf hose, worsted silk and
kid gl0,es, webb and gUmcaStic susponders, indies
bonnets cotton cord, white aud colorcl spool cotton
black and colored sewing silk hooks and eyes, needles,
pins w1lebone, buttons, ivory. dressings side and tuck
combs brass steel and silver th'IJ!,s hooking glasses
violin s,rings sh hooks and lines matches steel pens
pa per, ink pen and pocket knives, table knives and
forks, spoons, &c. &c
BOOTS, SHOES AND hats:
Ladies' brcgars slippers. ties, haskins and half CATERS,
,s Low, aud Inuuts shoes and brogans, mems kip and
Seal brcrs gentlemen scwCd and pcgGd calf and KIP
bnols ,tnpcrs and dancing pumps, hroadDrim black
and drab Russa hats, fashionable sl'k Russia cass
mere and nu;..a bats, scalet, cloth and fur caps.
CLOTHING:
An assortment o. Summer pa lts coats ana vests, Olc'
satin vests drawers kn: shirts enr bosom Shirts &c
QUEENSWA GLASSWARE, &c.
iii oi winch were boltht low and viii 30 sold cheap
ior Cash or Country Produce.
Van Bnren, june -. iSi5-2h
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20
EGesuIar Arkansas Packet,
ARKANSAS. NO. 1,
r. PENNYw MASTER.

sySh This new. light Graught, passeu-
t-.rt.---5Sif ger steamer. Just hHil. and intenG-
IyS=T-E.rTS ed expressly for this trade, is now
out. aud viii commerce her regular trirs rs q
packet between Fort Gibson and New Orleans,
Oh the first rise of wafer. No expense hns been
spared to r"nI"r tho Arkansas No. one of the
hest ho1ts in the trade in erory respcct. Fer fur
thcr particulars aPnIv to
SCOTT, WHITE & co.
Nov. 20. lS1l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20
FRVlTS. CONFECTIONARIES, AC.

OTanFcs, Lomlns, FIgs kasins, AmonIs, .Trrncs
Nrrmaciih, Mscar0n Candies CItron, preserved Gin.
ger, Lemon and Sarsoraria Syrups, Salad OH Mush.
rooms aud Walnut kotchups, Gherkrns, Pepper, fine
and grain "copper" Sauce, Chocolate, French Mustard in
Jars Am. Mustard, AIspice, Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20
PERFuMRy, STATIONERY &C,

Ceyon scent Packs, Florida Calogne, Layendrr,
Musk, and Orange Waters, otto Rose Ext. Mouslin
jessemn Violet and various others, Russian Hair DYE
Nucdssar, and pure Bear oil, Cold Cream, Cream of
Almonds, Shaving Cream, Pearl. Alebaster and Hair
Powder, Powder Pufs, Shaving Brushes, Tooth, Nail
and Hair Brushes rrusscs, fine Ivory and Dressing
Combs, lutrIIIhla tux. Japan and Elue Fluid, Fancy
and plain Note Paper, Letter and Cap finest quality
pn.toftc, Paper GjiIots Stee! Pens, Qus, Ink. sand,
india Ru5rr, Maroes Lead Pencils Fancy and Plain
sealing Wax, sc.
DR. GS AND MEDICINES Of every description,
the assortment being too large to admit in the coums
Of the mteIsemccr without d'n- out "imporiant
matter"
All orders directed US will be tharkfo!'y received,
and promptly attended to.
". II. 6 NJ. MAYERS.
Groe,rs i Drussis.
Fort smith. June. J. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20
WILLIAMS & PHILIPS,
WILSON'S ROW, Main Street.

yEAVE lust received hv late arrivals a fine stock .
goods selected for this market, consisting in part
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20
5000 lbs. OF Flour.

MA have made arrangements TO be supplied with
w new Flou-, at the lowest market prices, in aEy
quantsty TO suit purchases. '. .'.
W. II. &. VI. MAYERs.
.a' Grocors and Druggists
Fort Smith, September u, 1916 al. S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

TE7ilI. gentleman uGo borrowed to" 6.h volumo
81 Of Scots Bible, from library III this city.
will please call aud got the olhor five Volumes
All others having ndl volumes Of borrowed books
will do we'll to call for the full sets.
lu 90. lS45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20

Fort Smith. June. = -
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child en-, and to such other purposes as may be
determined upon by the votes of two thirds OF
the members Of the General Conference That
whenever the Annual Conference, by 4 vote OF
three-fourths Of all their members voting for
this resolution, shall have concurred in the re-
commentator to alter the sixth restrictive ar
ticle, the Agents at New York and Cincinnati
shall, and they are hereby authorised and d.
rected to deliver over to any authorized agent
or apPontee of the church, South should one
be organized, all notes and book accounts
against the ministers, church members, or cit-
zens within its boundaries, with authority to
collect the same for the sole use of the South
ern Church, and that said agents also convey
to the aforesaid agent or arpointee ofthe south
all the real estate, and assign TO him all the
property, including presses stock, and all right
and interest connected with the printing estab-
llshments at Charleston, Richmond, and Nash
vile, which now belong to the Methodist Epis-
copal Church
This resolution requires the affirmative vote
OF hco-hudS Of the Annual Conferences to be-
come "a law, and as far as regards this Confer
ence they decided yesterday by the decisive
vote Of 40 yeas to las nays that the sixth re-
strictve rule shall not be aItercd-or in other
words the Church shall not be dirided.
The debate upon the resolution was of the
most able and eloquent character, and was par
ticipated in by the talent of the Conference
The rule of order allowing but 10 minutes 10
the speakers, was on this occasion, in conside-
| ration vt the Importance of the subject re-
scinded. Rev. Henry Shccr, Rev. L. b. Sar-
gent, Rev. James Sewell and Others, were
the principal advocates for the alteration of
the rule. Those opposed to the alteration
were tine Rev. John A. Collins, Rev Ro-
bert Emory, and Rev. Norval Wilson. The
speeches of all the gentlemen are spoken Of in
the highest terms
After the settlement of this in. portant ques-
tion, the Conference adjourned to meet again
at O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Conference met at 8 o'clock. and was
opened with prayer. Bishop Waugh in the
Chair
The afternoon was principally devoted TO
the reception of reports from Ministers, rela-
! tive to the condition Of the Sabbath Schools on
/ their respective Stations and Circuits.
After all the reports had been received and
acted upon, the Rev Mr.. kidder, editor of the
Sunday School Journal, addressed the Confer
ence in an eloquent manner, upon the impor-
lance of Sabbath School instruction.
The Ministers who had not received their
full allowance upon the Circuits where they
! travelled, then received their usual dividend,
from the fund for that purpose.
/ Without transacting any other important bu
siness, the Conference, at O'Clock, adjourned
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CONSUMPTIONS, COUGHS. COLDS, AND ALI
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS, SITTING OF
BLOOD, SC.
~ X. TYLER. corner of East Baltimore a.d
We High streets, Baltimore, has made arrange
nents with the agent iii Boston 10 be fol the future
supplied with Mrs. NJ. n. Gardeners INDIAN BAL
SAM OF LIVERWORT AND HOhRHOUND, an
article that has gained great reputation in all tle
New England states for the cure of all the above
complaints, its efficacy stands unrvalied-lhe extern
sve calls for il in the cities of New York and Phiia-
dephia, has induced the proprietor to appoint agents
i'll those cities also, A. b. y ID. Sands of New York,
Frederick Brown, Philadelphia. This ines iu able
Balsam is doing wonders all those afflicted are re-
commended without fail to give il 4 trial. Price 30
cents per bottle.
For sale by g. X. TYLER. Corner of Baiiiuor and
High SITS. Baltimore, and X. 5. PATTERSON, Wash.
ingon, d c., and by MOS, Of the Druggists in Mary
land and the District Of Columbia. mills
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CURE FOR WORMS.

A SAFE and efiectual remedy for this distressing
IN complaint in children will be found in HAL
LOCKS WORM CANDY, which is offered TO the
public as an improved and agreeable mode of taking
the most valuable medicines used by pit yscians de
stroy and expel Worms from thu human system. The
most frequent symptoms Of WORMS are, picking OF the
nose, paleness OF the countenance, grinding of the
teeth during sleep, fGtid BREATH variable appetite,
acrd quotations, and pains in the stomach dry cough
emacialion of the body, and sometimes convuisNe
fits. When these symptoms are exhibited in chi-
dren, rest assured they have worms, and as remedy,
give Hallock's Worm Candy-.he medicines compos.
ing which are such every physician approves or,
and is in the daily practice of recommending; peing
presented in this form the most ready mode oil adj
mnstering to children. Eacn package contains three
rolls of Candyeach roll being distinct preparation
to he given at intervals Price ia cents,
For sale, wholesale and retail, at
ISRAEL J. GRAB AME'S
Drug and Chemical Store,
n f. ComsI Of Baltimore and Eutaw-sts.
auz- Where also may be had, Hallock's improved
| CASTOR OIL CANDY, " an easy mode of giving
Castor Oil 10 children.
N b. Special care given to the MEDICAL PRE-
SCR[PTl0S bgsiHess. jal7-N
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Eyahle the Carriers only, at the end of each week.
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DESPERATE ArFRAY. Two young brothers,
named White, formerly Of Harrisburg, nearly
murdered Mr.. Trimble, keeper of a public
house at Hagerstown, Cumberland CO., Pa, on
Tuesday, because he refused to let them play
cards. They were arrested.