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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-07-12

The Dover IN. H. Gazette, one Of the principal
Locofoco organs in the State of New Hampshire,
lis very fierce and vehement advocate Of the am
nexaton Of Texas to this Union, and is bitter in IFS
denunciaiions of the Hon. john p. HALE, for the
high-minded and independent course he has taken
in separating from his party on the annexation
question.
The following is an extract from the Dover IN.
H. Gazette of November 30th, lS43-not two
years ago;
Texas hardly be in state than it is now, the
most wicked, vile, Godabandoned place Of which have
any knowledge It's history would make the blush with
shame" :" Yet there who desire TO effect
the union between Texas and this country. if had not
enough guilt and already upon shoulders We wish
rather that could find impossible gulf between and
s borer that its breath pesence might reach
shores. Heaven from union with Texas"
Gould any body believe that paper which. not
two years since, had expressed such strong abhor-
renee Of Texas, should now be one Of the warmest
advocates OF its annexation 10 our country, and one
Of the strongest denouncers Of those who oppose
annexation ! Can any excuse be offered for such
gross and fragrant inconsistency 7. Yes. The Bos-
ton Post has an excuse ready at hand. The Dover
paper expressed its feelings against Texas "ere
there can be said 10 haze been public opinion on
the subject" There being now "a public opinion
on The subjecf,v ofcourse Texas is not wicked
vile, God-abandoned place its history would not
/" make the savage blush with shame land no one
can reasonably oppose its annexation to this Union.
What capital thing public opinion is to settle
all these matlers.-- Boston Atlas.
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DEATH OF GENERAL DAwsoN.--We learn with
regret the death Of Gen. ]. B. Dawson, Member
Of Congress from the Third District Of Louisiana,
who expired at his residence near st. Francisville
on the Goth ultimo. General ID. was man of gen.
erous impulses and chiyarous bearing, universally
popular in Feliciana, and his loss is much regretted
by all who knew him.--PicGyune.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-07-12
THE STATE OF FLORIDA.

The first General Assembly Of the State Of
FLORIDA met at Tallahassee on the 23d uldmo, and
proceeded to organize for the transaction of bust
ness by the election of JAMES A. BERrHELor as Pre-
sident Of the Senate, and HUGH ARCHER as Speaker
Of the House Of Representatives The death OIL
Gen. Jackson was announced on the second day Of
the session. which is the date of our latest accounts
and no business Of consequence had been done
We are informed by the Tallahassee Sentinel tha
the meeting of the Legislature attracted considerable
interest, and that the capital was thronged with
spectators.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-07-12

The United States ship Princeton, Commodore
STOCKTON, arrived at Annapolis on the Sd instant
from Galveston, Texas, after the short passage Of
nine days, bringing the following
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-14
BraHdrclh7s Pills
PICTURE OF HRNLRH,

Health is characterized IN au indivi.
dual by the absence Of all pain, suffering,
or affection in any part of his body; by
the free and regular exercise OF ali his
functions without any exception. They
consist IN having good appetite at meal
lmes, al easy digestion, free eVacua-
tons, without iooseness or costiveness
at least once 10 every iwenIy~lour hours,
and without heat, dTyness, or burning
at the passage; ttre free issue Of the wa.
ter without acrlmony or burning, aud
without a reddish sediment which Is all
ways a sIgU OF present or an approach4
ing pain; quiet sleep without agitation
or troublesome dreams: no taste Sf bile
or other bad taste 10 the mUWth uDao
rising in the morning; no seurness or
dIsagreeable rising of the stomach; a
clean tongue; sweet breath no itching
pimPies or spots on the skin; no niles;
no burning heat upon any part of the
body; no excessive thirst when unexpos.
I'd 10 labor Or other knGwn cause; no IN.
terruPtionto any natural evacuation, nor
pain at their periodical retura.
Where the state of the system does
not hdrmonize with the above pic cture Of
health, il is Of the greatest Importance
that no time be last 10 sending for doc
tor, or in the use Of foolish remedies to
often The result Of speculation: instead
OF this course let dose of BrandreIh's
Pills be taken, which will not deceive.
out will al o"ce restore health 10 The or.
gao or part that requires it.
A who wish to preserve their health
all who are determined TO defend their
HE against the encroschments of dis
ease which might send them premalureA
ly to the grave, will, without hesiatios
have recourse to the Rrandreth PAts,
when the state ol the systemdoes not bar.
moniEe with the above picture of keath
Those who live ia country where
centsgIous or other diseases prevail.
shoGId often think Of this rue picture of
health, and observe himself with particu.
lar attention. in order "a act accordingly,
The wise and rightly directed will follow
this adVice-the unwise are Ieli to their
own destruction. For sale bv
r. H. A. STlDGER.
July 10, 1874,
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SKIN DISEASES ara o11en o- :,


ShIN DISEASES are often OWING
Ga Scrolu'ous habit Of body and in or
dor TO effect permanent cure-Ihe or
IglnsI cause must be removed
JAYNE'S LIFE PREsERVATlVE
one Of the most pleasant arliceo over
offered TO tho public has been found usl
only 70 cure Scrofula, under oil its muI,
tlPlIed lotms, Of Cancer. Kings Evil,
Goi're, White Swelling, &c, but also to
remove the disposition or tendency to
diseases Of that class, uad oil diseases
originating from obstructions in tho
glands or pores Of rhs skin. or from
imPurity Of the blood or other fluids o
the body.
For sale BY T. Atkinson g. Co., Car.
TollIon, and R X Gray, Wayuesburgh.
September l3, 1874
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-14
BALDNESS AND LoSS OF HAER

! BADNESS AND Loss OF HAER
ls caused BY want OF healthy aclon
OF the vessels which throw off The per
spiretion from tho head. When these
vessels are weak or diseased, the per-
spiration is thick and clRmmy aHd I'd
here's TO the mouths Of the pores and
clogs them up, and dries and forms
scurf or dandruf. Less blood is lhen
carried to the roots Of the hair, and for
want OF which the hair has not sufEi-
cienl noGrishGent, and consequ emily be.
comes dry and harsh, and begins inseu
sibIy to fall Off which continuing 10 in.
crease, eventually produces badness
Restore the capillary VesseIs Of the head
to their former healthy circulation, end
fne silky new hair will make its ap
pearance which will increase in quanri-
" end volume until their hair becomes
thick and healthy.
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC is the only
preparation that has ever been known
TO produce new Hair on Bald Heads,
which It has done in innumeratIe 10
stances, and will seldom fail, il proper.
ly and perseveringy used.
For sale bv | Atkinson g. Co Car
roIIlon, and R K. GRAY, Waynesburgh.
September l3, 1914.
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BOOKS.

9 doz. U. S Spoilers,
& doz Cdbbs,
Q doz Eclectic Spoilers, Rea ders an
ArllhmRtics.
2 doz Weo'em CatcdlatoH,
2 doz Kirkham's Grsmmar,
2 doz Frosl's History OF the U,
2 doz. Missouri Harmony,
| doz Parley's GefgTsphy,
doz. Mltchell's Primary Geography
dyz. do. Geography & Atlas,
! doz, Walkers Dictionary,
Half doz ComSlock's Chemistry,
Hall doz do Philosophy,
R4lI ooz, D'AuhigRe's History Of the
Reformation,
Halt doz Edwards on The Will,
Hall doZ Confession OF Faith,
Half dog. Methodist HYMNS,
Half doz Watts Psalms and Hymns
Hall doz Davids Psalms,
Halt doz, General Assembly collect.
ion Of Psalms g. Hymns,
18 doz Amanack's
On hand and for sale BY
W. M SINCLAIR.
Nov. eth 1914.
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Jaync's ExpcctOrant.

| No other medicine will remove mu
Gus or pus from the throat so thorougt /
ly as this, II effectualIy loosens lht
coagaIatea masses from the membrane
which limos the trachia, aDd at every
cough the patient will bring up portions
'ol The disengaged matter. 10 all com
plants Of The pulmonary organs, even
where ma Azure seems TO be makina no ef-
tort TO throw of the disease, Jayne's
Expectorant imparts Vigor 10 the ma
chInery Of respiration, aud enables them
to disencumber themselves Of the ob.
srHcliOns which had impeded their free
operation, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis
Pleuri:y-in werd, all diseases of a
pulmonary nature, yield to this prepa-
ration, II properly administered.
HAVE YOU A CoUGR? - D. not neglect
it, thousands have met a premature
death tor the want OF q hule attention
TO a common cold.
Have you Coughf-Dr. Jayne's
Expecorant sale medical prescrip
tIon, containing no poisOnoas drugs, and
used 10 an extensive practice !or sever
al years, will most positively aford re-
lief, and save you from that awful dis,
ease Pulmonary Consumption, which an.
nsaIIy sweeps into the grave hundreds
OF tho young, the old, the tair, the love-
ly and the gay,
Have you CoUghi-Be persuaded to
purchase bottle ofthe Expsc'oTsn!i- !
To day Tomorrow may be TOO late.
Have you Cough'-Jayne's Expec
toTsOl is the only remedy you shOuId
take 10 cure you.
For this plain reason, that in no one
Of The thousand cases where it has been
used has il failed to relieve.
For sale by l. Atkinson g. 70 ,fCar.
rollton, and r K Gay, Waynesburgh
September Is. 1914
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS CAR
ROLL COUNTY, ONO.
Vacation after November Term, 1913.
Christina Long,

Christena Long,
0S. In DDrtition
Barbara 'ane Long, ei ais,
John Edwards. and Mary Edwards
his wife, B'rbsra Jlne Long, EnsItne
Ann Long Eleanor Lorg Danrol long
all OF the coaoty Of Carroll, and George
Long, sna Mary DunIavy in,ermarried
with Anthony DunIavy, Of ColumbiaHa,
Ohio, who are the heirs NJ law of George
Long, decd, will take notice that pe-
lllon was filed against them On The 26rh
November, A. d, 1874, IN The Court OF
Common Pleas Of Carroll County, State
olOhlo, by Christina Long, and is now
pending, wherein the said Chrlslena
Long demands partition of the following
re"l estate ia lhet ounty Of Carroll, o.,
10 vii: the south west quarler of sec
tlon twenty six, (26) in township fifteen,
(l5) Of range five, (5) and at the nexl
term of said Court application will be
made BY the said Christena Lung for nm
order that partition may be made Of said
premises. r K. ECKLEY,
Atl'y for Demandanl,
December 90, 1914.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-14
DR.. ID JayNG's SaNa[iVe
Pills.

For Liner COmpIaiHts GOut Jdudice
DypepSid RhGAmUtiSm, FeucrS, Ner
CoWSmeSs ErystUeIdS, and diseases OF
tie Skin, lmpwjfy # He Blood, In
,f0ma'ions, Meia.choly SICK Hpod
0ch, CoStiuenSsS, Pains IN The He0d
Breast, Side, Bach, and limbs Bill
OWs A6ec'ions Female Discusses, &c
&c &c and tOhenecer any Purgalive
Medicine may be required.
There lie scarcely any disease in which
PurgaIiVe Medicines are not more or
less required, and much suffering and
sickness might be prevented were they
more generally used No person can
feel we'll while cosrIvs habit OF body
prevails; besides it soon generates Sc
rious and often IslsI diseases, which
might have been avoided BY timely
and judiciouS Use OF proper CNthHrtic
Medecines.
The Proprietor can recommend these
Pills with the greatest confidence, be-
tieViOg them lar superior to the Pills in
general use, more mild, more prompt,
safe, and uniform in their operation.
10 using them, no particular care is
required Persons may eat and drink
as usual, aud, il desirable, cal Imme
dlately after taking them.
Age will not impair them, as they
are 90 combined ne to always readily
dissolve IN the stomach.
In small doses they are Alternative
and genlly Laxative, but in large doses,
rhey are sclvCly Catharlic; cleansing
the whole alimentHry canal from ell
pulrid, Irritating and Iecal matters, and
producing healthy secrelions Of the
Stomach, Liver, and the various ether
organs Of the body.
They may be taken AT an times, and
in most diseases lnhammalory, In
or mlttenl, Remit'ent, Bilious, and eve.
~ other form Of -JaundlcO and
Liver Complaint For Dyspepsia they
are really 40 invaluable article, grSdu
ally changing The viriated secre,ioUs of
the stomach and liver. and producing
healthy action in those impur,aat or
gnns. T0ey are very VHIuuble for dis
esseS Of the Skin, and for what is com
monty called lmpurily Of the Blood !
also for Female Complaints, CoTive-
ness, &C., and in TACT every disease
where an Aperrent, Alternative, or Pur-
gaIive Medicine may be required
Dyspepsia positively can be cured
by a perseverUg use oil this valuable
SANATIVE, especially il the Tonic
Vermtuge be used 10 conjunction,
For saleby
1. ATKINSON, g. CO.
CarrollloR
And R, K Gray, Waynesburgh.
September 10, 1914
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-14
Produce Wanted,

Wheal, Faxseed, Timolhyseod, Clio.
yer seed, Oats. Flour, Butter, Eggs
Beeswax, ,TalIOw, Flax, Rags, Towyurn
IN short almost all kinds Of produce
bought by
CUMMINGS g. AKERs.
Carrollton, Nov. 8lh 1914.
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M HDIGAlG nv DTIGB,
a kp ANA,s-hnI.n IN m

NS M" NhhSHOBkhH9 M Res u
graduate OF The Medical College OF Quo
having located in rho town of Carrollton
with tha view Of making It his Ptrma
Hent resIdeHce, tenders his professional
services to The inhabitants Of tho place
aNd the surrounding coaOlry, and hopes
by cfose aitenlion and Rssiduous applI
cation 10 the various duties of his pro
tesslon TO merit and obtain reasonab ble
share of public patronage.
Office lew doors west Of Sinclsir,s
Store.
July i2, 1874.
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Coffee.

10 pounds Coffee of the best quality
For one dollar by
I. ATKINSON g. co.
Cctober4, 1914.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-14

A large stock orCOFFEE and other
groceries. just received and for sale as
low, il not little lower. than can be
bought elsewhere in this place
WIN N SINCLAIR.
Nov, Slh 1874.
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OIL
July 10, 1874,

One bbl best Winter Strained Sperm
OH one Dbl Tanners Oil, just received
and for sale by
WIN. M. SINCLAIR.
Oct. 3.
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Public Sale.

Ths SubScrlbsr will offer Cor Sale on
Saturday the lsl day Of March next, on
tho premises,a his FARM, situated one
mile north of New Harrlsburgh, CerroII
county, Ohio, g miles from Uarronou,
the seat OF justice, A mlles from the
Sandy and Beaver Canal, and pear the
road leading from Sleubeuville to Mas
s'Ilon, containing
One Hundred & Sixty Acres
oI aS good land as any in The township,
or county, wherever located; equal to
'asy ln fertility and advantages Of sjlua
ton, and is we'll known in the nelgh..
borhood for its certainty of production
Seventy acres are cleared and under
good fence, The residue s covered with
SuPerIorI timber. II is level and has a
handsome appearance a;goOd road lead.
ing from New Lisbon 10 New PhiIsdeI-
PhIa, passes the buildings. There ore
On The premises three Springs of excel
Ien' wafer Tho above property is si,ua
ted IN healthy and good noiahhorhood
convenient to places Of public worship,
NcN Ools, stores and mills.
Terms OF sale made known bv John
Potter and Geo PUgh, ESQ, of New Har
rlsburgh; or by A. ]. NEEL
Jan 81, lS45.
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Timothy SEED, DRIED Peaches
Butter, Fta&Seed. Feathers. Beeswar.
And all kinds oil merchnnrahIe Produce
wanted in exchange for GOODS, for
which we vii pay the highest price and
sell our Gopds as low as they can be
purchased ia the State.
| ATKINSON & co.
October 4, lG44
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-14

G3~Dr SMITH having declined the
PracIIce Of h's profession in CarroIllon,
would take This opportunity Of recon-
mendIng to his friends. and the public
A. X CHISHOLM, N CD as a physlclan
IN whom The utmost onfdence can be
placed.
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gao Acres

'oi good Land Aboul 80 acres OF which
IS cleared, under good fence, end in a
high state Of cultivation. There 10 on
the premises a large two story log
House, well finished and arronged for .
Tavern, coed double Barn. with other
suitable buIIdngs-a thrifty young Or
Ohard OF one hundred bearing Apple and
Peach .trees-s never failing .Spring Of
good wafer at The house, besidea mum
erous other springs. Said ferm is we'll
ilmbeied and furnished with excellent
Goa Mines.
Persons wishing to purchaue win
please TO call on the subscriber living on
the premises, who will always be ready
TO give any required Information con-
cerning the property, as we'll as loImake
the terms known.
DAVID RICHARDS.
LeeD Township, Carroll CO ,O1
February %, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-27
TIME STILL MOVES ON.

lime still moves on, with noiseless pace
And we are loitercrs by the way
Few win and many lose the race,
For which they struggle day by day;
And even when the goat is gained,
Flow seldom worth the toll il seems
How lightly valued when obtained,
The prize that llattering Hope esteems.
Submissive to the winds of chance.
We toss on LIES iuconstant sea
This blllOw may our bark advance,
And that may leave il on the lee
Tbs coast, which rises fair ~ view.
May thick be- SIT with rocky mail.
Aud that which beetles DER the blue,
BE safest Tor the shattered sail.
The cloud that, Ike little hand,
Slow fingers when the morning shibes.
Expands its volumes DER the land.
DARK as the forest sea- of mines:
Whilst that which casts a vapory screen
Before the azure realm. of day.
kolls upward from the lowland scene,
Andfrom the mountain tops sw~y.
Oh fond deceit, to tBinls the lieHt
OF time will lead to pleasure stranee.
Aud ever bring some new delight.
10 minds that strive and sirh for ch,po.
within ourselves the secret lies:
Let reasons vary as they will.
Our hearts would murmur. tbougb o,,y sL;o
were bright as those Of Eden still!
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CANCER. sCRoruLA AND Cor,Kg-aD.

CANCER. SCRofULA AND GoiiRE-An.
Pie 'sp"'"'ce has proved ,int M cutsbins,ion Of
medic,ne has ever been SO rfcaeinus iH rcmovins
the ae"ve 'li.cases. as DR. Jaynes Aiieraiive or
Lille Pfcsetvaii,e. IL has effected cures truly ms.
ionshinr not only OF Cancer. aud other diseases Of
That coss bm has removed the st stubborn dis-
eases Of the Skin. Swclngs. Dyspepsin, &c. &C.
This medicine enters INTO the circulation and Grad.
icncs dscascs wherever LOCATED. II puriGcs the
blood aud other fluids Of .he body. removes obsrruc-
iion ~ the pores OF The skins aud reduces enlarge
mens OF The glands or bones, II increases tho on.
petite sromovcs h'a 'nche aud ,io~ sinefs end in.
,igoraics The whole system. and impars animation
10 the diseased and dt bil:tated constitution. There
Is nothing superior 10 il in the whole maieria med i
ca, u is perfectly safe aud esre aely pleasant and
has nothing of 'he disgusting nausea accompany
the idea OF s~alowii q medicine
Prepared an1 sold st No 8 South Third street,
P ilad.phin. e,
For sale by DR. ) CKUMEACKER. i73 Main
ST. Wheeling. Va. oct 81
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=, n Me pAi,ad. l,,aio f.ar<.


AN iMPoRTA VT CURE by Dr Ja,nes Al.
eraive. We have been inimmed Ivy Mrs Mshan
tn granddaughter "f6d Gen Wa, mel that ,he sui.
'ered Tor number offyeaA from The growth Of a
lafgo G6iihnns Tuniour of lie Throai, which, be-
''de great deormuy. p'oc need bath d nicuiiy Of
deglu'iion aud Of b'cnIh;ng Indeed. she says the
pressure upon the wiudpire Was great ms 10 pre-
vent her from srepirg n rcedmbcn position, and
hien snfIcaion apr cared neriinIie. She also
ahored urder severe indisposiioi from Liver Com
p'nnI and Janndice, with a horrible irnin Of ner-
vons fsciions. for which she commenced The use
u DR. Jayne's Alternative. which she took regularly
"r Sit OF seven weeks with occasional doses OF his
Snn"ive Pills; and her general health WINS thereby
completely te>es;atlishe and perceiviDg some
dim'nfiiOh in tie size OF the Goitrous Turnour; .hc
VAS encohraged TO pe'sevcre in The use of the Al.
'erauve un'f every yesuge OF The painful i,uour
was entirely removed We think, therefore, lint
s"eh an important remedy should be more generally
known. -
For sale by DR. CRUMBACKER. No I73 Main
81. Wheeling. Va. OCT 90
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
Oct. %, lSi5.

OCt. -, lotJ. y
HOGS.-We have not heard of any impor-
tant contracts since our last. There seem to
DC a disposition on the part of Packers to hold
back, until the hogs begin TO come into mar
ket. II is quite evident that from present
appearances that there will be plenty Of pur.
chasers here soon, to create an active conipe-
tition, and we are of opinion that that this
will be the highest market in the West, this
season. for Hogs. Irr5r t
WHlSKY.-This article has maintained q
very uniform price, during the week, most OF
Che sates having been made at 19k cts Sonic
small lots have been taken l92620c. Both
the receipts and shipments have been large,
SEEDS.-The new crop of clover is said TO
he very fine one, but none has as yet como
into market; when il does we shall look for 4
decline of prices; we quote oid az Sf,.2s3'% blu.
from wagoiis.
TIMOTHY SEED is very scarce, and sells at
SO, 50asl bu. sNS
| FtAx-SEED.--The new crop will be very
large; we continue our quotations at S7ac; in
some cases an advance obtained above this.
| FEkTHERS.--Live Geese Feathers are in
demand from wagons, at 2Sa2Sc, and from
stores at 2Scta30.
BEESWAX is in request, and will COM
rhand 26G27c.
! COTTON is IN fair demand. Inferior COM
mands 4a5c, and ordinary to midtlling Tenn
essee and Alabama 5A66i.
Cotton Yarns always meet with ready sales,
Z, s, 8 and 10 round l5al6c.
lRON-Our Iron stores are well supplied
with alt descriptions of Iron. We quote FLAT
BAR at 80 TO 4lcT " ID; Horse Shoe lfc; Round
and Square do, 32c to SIC; Sheet ct to &c;
Nails 4lc; Sad Irons At; Castings sac; Pig
| Iron $50 10 81 ton
GREEN APPLES 81 .2562 Dbl
POTATOES, 25@3o bu., and 75as7I
Dbl.
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THINGS LOST FoREV .--Lost wealth
may be restored by lndustry-the wreck of
health resained by tempcrancc-f0fgotteI
knowledge restored by y-alienated friend
ship smoothed into iorgetiulness; even for
feitcd reputation won by patience and virtue.
But who ever again looked upon his vanished
hours-recalled his sighted years--stamped
them with wisdoni--or cilaced from hcaven's
record the fearful bio, of wasted life.
rfrs .Sir0rrnfp,
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TO OUR READERS Among our advertise.
menis published this day Tire reader wall discover
additional evidence Of The great value Of Wistar's
Basain of Wild cherry.
We alluds 10 me tel monial OF John Winner Esq
IN reference 10 The remarkable rccovj ~ of MIR.
Winner from an almost hopeless consumpuve disease
The genuine WIsIar's Balsam OF Wild cherry IL
wholly an 'nnocen' preparation contains rare med
cinal viriucs-on'i ~ now prescribed 10y many o
our mos, skliul ihgsiciars Persons rredispcsed
10 consumption have used IL with lie happesi si,c
cess. also for bad coughs orig mining irum vuIen
e"l'is II is n sure and speedy remedy. and rs now
used by The most intelligent families al our country
Pfce 81 per bottle For sale hy J CRUMBAC
kER. Sole agent for Wheeling. oct 81