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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29

The Mississippi Democrat shows more wis
dom than its contemporaries, by making the
best nomination for Congress, in the event of
Col Davis's resignation. McNuTT would
indeed do honor to Mississippi, ay more hon
or to her than she could confer upon him by
an election to that distinguished office. But
his time is yet to come. Justice, though once
lhwared, will re,assert her empire by vindi-
eating McNUTT.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29

We refer the reader to the j" Notice" Of Mr..
Francis Hicks, who has purchased the stock
ofour old friend Garrett Mr. Hicks is a young
man enjoying an enviabe reputation among
the citizens Of Jasper, and deserving the most
literal patronage. Also, to the advertisement
Of our excellent friend Col Harvey, one Of
the most accommodating gentlemen about
town. The Squire, too, is "dealh on bar
gains" as will be seen by his advertisement;
while Mac, on the corner, does no liule share
Ofihe business enjoyed by the mercantile dons
ofour celebrated city.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29
A BACHELOR.
EXTRAORDINARY MALFoRMATIoN.-

EXTRAORDINARY MALFoRMATIoN.-
We were informed yesterday of The most
extraordinary freak ofnature we have ever
had occasion to record, being the birth of
living child with the heart outside ofthe
chest. This remarkable phenomenon in
the history of human nature is an absolute
and ndsputabe fact, however unlikely it
is TO meet credlbiIity on the part of the
public. The heart is entirely outside OF
the body, aud destitute ofany pericardum;
thus even without this natural protection,
il is protruded from the external surface
of the chest, which at that point bears a
mark resembling a cicalrix, as if the flesh
had been opened, the heart pulled out. and
the wound suffered to grow up again. Each
pusation of course can be distinctly obSer.
we'd, and the whole natural action of this
delicate organ is made visible to the imme-
diate investigation of the eye. The facts
above stated reached MS by accident, but so
incredible did they seem that special in
quiry was made in relation to the matter;
the attending physician in the case we
understand was DR.. VIM. Riley BaHi-
more Sun.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29

A large number of counterfeit Mexican
dollars, says the Houston Telegraph are
in circulation, admirably executed. They
contain probably twenty-five or thirty per
cent. of silver, and this impauS TO them
property ofrnging like the genuine coin,
when dropped upon any hard substance.
Several merchants of this city have been
deceived bv them.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29

The experiment Of DOING JUSTICE to the
honest mechanic, is about being tested in our
Penitentiary. Atwenty horse power engine,
with double fue boiler, was lately received
and put in order. The Mississippian is Of
opinion that the experiment will have been
fairly tried, previous to the assembling of the
next legislature. 1t further ntimates that it
will not be successful
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29

ARE WE FREE2-ln pausing amid the hum
and buzz of life, to examine the operation Of
our fair political fabric, we are often led to
doubt the reality, the fact OF our Freedom.
True we turn to the Constitution, and find 'ev-
cry clause, every line, vital with the spirit Of
a pure and perfect liberty; we look to the
citizen, aud in him we See the grand realiza-
ton ofthe written truth; we gaze upon the
broad green earth ITSELF and find il purified,
cleansed by the blood Of a long revolution,
from every trace Of former tyranny. Ma
ture and man outwardly attest our freedon.,-
but were this all the evidence required it would
be well, and we might rest content
What is Freedom7 Is it imaged by
Peacock, all plumage and pomp,-a thing of
struts, swagger and impudence; is it a creature
Of excuses, drunk with its own joy, licentious
and unprincipled in its aims with a horde Of
demagogues and spoilhunters for devotees
No, this is anarchy,-as widely dissimiar from
Freedom as man is from God But the men
of'76 knew well the character and attributes
Of Freedom; they were not deceived by a char
lalan, nor did they identify liberty with alhe.
ism, as did the French revoluionisis; they
raised no altar to lust and faulty, calling those
twin passions reason; they were not accused
with the prostituied genius OF a debaucbed,
yet brilliant Mirabeau, nor with the Ierocity Of
a Danton. No, not these: characters the beau.
lifu and sublime opposites Of such as we have
alluded to- relieved the gloom Of our reyolq-
tionary struggle, and proved by the blameless
tenor Of their conduct, that Liberty was the re-
laiive Of Virtue, that between them existed an
indissoluble afisity.
Have we still that noble conception Of Free /
dom, or is il buried with the ashes Of a glo- 4
rious ancestry The fact is humiliatingly 1
sslfevideui that many Of US HAVE 1T NOT: else 4
why stOop to The petty arts Of the demagogue
when Office is the object! Have the people
no discrimination is il probable, even posi-
bic, that the American freeman can regard
with feeliag other than that Ct contempt, The
man who offers him as a substitute for moral
and mental worth, iawning. slavish seryilityl
Are such the grounds upon which frremau's
suffrage is granted Is such the swinish
pathway to Office and is emolumens No
nd the man who, forgetting the dignity Of hu-
nan nature, pursues such course, is infatuated
3y q syren, whose song is wOoing him tohis 20
itieal doath. he is the only slave known
imOngs us,-ihe slave Of ambition without
.spaeiiyi The slave o. his own vanity. which
nagnifes his pigmy intellect into gigantic d.
aension, and The slave Of his own inieriorily,-
b. despite Of tbe sgoiism which tells him be is
Ioqueui The world viii not hear him; End
l0ugh bis pre.onsions 70 profundiiy are mou
ihe really wise viii persist in con
.muinC him ss % inioiersble lore What G
IN. is RS rtsou7 H is conplIsd o. falI
ek from tae advance posiioni De is c. q
--eonel 70 he use q The hrary ar Z o
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29

beauty to his genuine Irish originality. Is
not such man an irreparable loss to bachelor
dom2 o We that are as yet unbound, lift up
your hands and pray for the bOndman AS
for the lady-the star in whose brighter lusire
his own has been extinguished-I will only
say that she might well have captivated less
mercuriaI hearts than O'BRIEN's, May theirs
be happiness IN extensO.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29

A BEAUTIFUL SYsTEN-Only foriy-nine
broken banks ia Ohio, under The Safe stock
security banking act Of that State, Known as
the Free Banking Law" The experience
OfNlississippi might have taught Wesen L.
gislsiors wiser lesson.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29

I5- The Graduation Bill, one Of the most
important measures ofthe present Congress, has
passed the Senate, and is now a law of the
land The bill has the radical fault of being
tedious in its operation and its greater bene.
fits will probably be conferred upon the next
generation.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29

~ The Bill providing for the payment OF
Volunteers called into service upon the requi.
silion Of Gen. Games, has passed the Senate,
with the omission, however, Of the House
Clause implying eensure upon the conduct Of
the General
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29
MoRRIs's JOURNAL OF HOME. This is a

MoRRIs's JOURNAL OF HONE This is a
literary weekly newspaper published in the CT
ty OfNew York, by the well.known lyric po.
ct and humorous tale writer, George P. Nor
Tis. 1t is published at the low price of two
dollars per annum, and is large Sheet print
ed with much taste and elegance
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29

USAccoUNTABLE FAcT The wolves
and buzzsris uiIl not esi me csrcssses Of The
Me1iosns which are Erswn upoo The late bar
ilefeldE The resson assigned Is, that TIE
MsEieans indulge immoderaisly in the uss II
sarlicaDs cayenne pepper, 70 uhiehsaid wolves
ard b1zzar3s have en- unaccounisbls aversion.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29

JUsT AND CoHHESpGBLE-A mounnchcd
seounirsl Improperly approached q girl 10 Co
cinnsii, who Sung he uhakcrsnl1 from fbs
nseond sorry Of Der residence, and 60. his hai
a1i cans toilinV aher bin. TIE FLEW cab.
cred % BE rte ss econ - rrssf'r. ar5 ub.
s.r-Hrf-.1
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29

~ A worlds Temperance Convention is
to assemble in London on the 4h of August
1t is supposed that delegates from all the prin-
cipa associations in Chrisendom will attend
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29
NIEXICO.

Recent news from Vera Cruz via. Havana.
reports that the t. S. Squadron were II
have attacked ST. Jnan D'Uloa on the iO;h
July.
The vessels al Sacrifcio on the Ist were.
the frigates Cumberland Baritan and Po
tomac, 80 guns each; sIoop of war John
Adams, 90 guns brig SomeTS 10; steamer
Mississippi, 8, and Steamar Princeton 7.
Besides these, six large American vessels
were reported approaching in the offinr
when the steamer left.
Paroles HIS been elected President. md
has been given permission 10 head the
army. ArSIa las been removed from the
command Of the army for relreating from
MatamoroS. Paroles Is exceedingly active
in raising new army The Mexican
Congress ratified his wishes. Yet or10.
600 men are all, il is thought, he will be
able to embody. The people Of Vera Cruz
are in great alarm at the prospect of the
attack on the Castle, ana are moving of
their goods 10 the interior.
Letters had been received at Vera Cruz,
stating that the CALIFORNIA; had "pronoun-
ccd" against the Mexican Government.
From THE Amy. Gen. Taylor
has issued in Spanish aud English yery
spirited and dignlfied proclamation TO the
Mexican nation, declaring that he will war
only with the tyrants who have usurped
the Government. and that the people of
the country shall be protected in their prD.
perry, liberty and religion.
Gen. Taylor IS now cncamped with four
lColone's Walton's. Davis. ID,
klns aud Mark with the Alahamians. M.
Der Capt Desha, at Buena Vista, on tn
borders of the like, seventeen miles north
yrS' Of Malamoros.
Capt Walker, the indefaiigable, return.
d n Cimlrgo on the Ilth, from a scou,
ng excursion. with Col. Hays Rangers 10
Monterey. H. reports that there isno
ofauy opposition being made tc
he advance OF the American troops b..
wern Camlrgo aud Monterey. and f,o-,
What could b6co.lected, the Mexican fore.
.pucelirated NJ the latter point, is extrenc
v Insignificant Nothing regarding the
exported approach ui Paroles. with the A.
nv Uf reserve, of an authentic nature has
een uScertaIncd az Head Quarters. A.
lough scouts are putin some numbers for
bat purpose"
Co. Hays, with his rangers, had pern.
-liad % The precipiiousc cliffs that overharr
] rnierey, when trooper a very advr-
lrols soldier, named Cummins, reach.l
point, oyorhanCing the Bishops Palace
-hich commanded a view nfthe whoIecr.
The utnnSt activity seemed 10 prcvsf
u'I1 the Mexicans, who were busilv CIR.
IS g Iu repairing the Old Qualification.
iI eraruHg new ones The number q
'7ps was not ascertained, but from ihs
7remeIfs Observable, ii was evident the
IRE preparing every means Of dcfeuce.
II bad rather MOI take born with you
I'D the luafer 90 thc mad bull--buf th-
ll Insisted upgn treating him % tao. sn5
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29

~ We are indebted to the courtesy Of
Hon. Jacob Thompson fora copy of the Re-
port Of the Commissioner of Patents Also, to
Hon. r. w. Roberts for similar favors
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29

BEYOND DoUBT. The tariff bill will pass
the Senate Of the United States BY a majority
Of at least two So much for " protection"
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29

OFFICIAL NoTIcE. The British Minister
at Washington has officially notified the En-.
glish Governor Of Bermuds, Of the ratification
ofthe Oregon treaty by the Senate Of the Uni.
ted States.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29

That independent, comical, dont-care a.
d-n genius, Mike Walsh, editor OF the New
York Subterranean, is off for California
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29

BEAUTIFUL ANECDoTE.--.A gentleman re.
Gently from Washington says, that some sur.
prise was expressed by many, that General
Taylor was so promptly made Major Gene
raj by Mr.. Polk and the administration. A
wing Senator standing by said" Gentlemen,
Mr. Polk nor the administration made him Ge
neral He wrote out his claims to the title on
the battlefield, and public opinion wrote out
his Commission - Wing Paper
A beautiful anecdote truly, and very beau'i
fully expressed; but notwithstanding all this.
it lacks IN one material element of beauty
truth. The President nominated General
Taylor to his present rank previous to the re-
ceplion of his official dispatches, and before the
people had time to decide whether the Gene.
Ials conduct was meritorious or reprhensible;
and, therefore, his nomination by the Execu-
tive was an act of singular magnanimity.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29

TEMPERANCE SOCIETY The Temperance
Society of Paulding will meet on the 9th irst,
according to adjournment This meeting is
considered we believe, SPECIAL one, a Coun.
ty meeting, to be convened for the very lauda-
bic purpose Of creating a general interest in
the noble cause We hope that all friendly to
the cause, and all doubtful of its utility will at.
end; the former to become active co.laborers,
the latter to give in their adhesion to a great
moral truth.
The advocates Of Temperance have revolu.
tionized empires Of the old world by the might
ofmoral influence, Shall less be accomplish
ed among our enlightened citizens, who have
always been foremost in great moral move.
ments2 We will answer for them, No. AL.
ready we see in the future au n6nitude OF evil
prevented through the instrumentality of this
association. We are not fanatcaI ia this cause;
we would not force single individual into
is ranks; but yeti it is our solemn conviction
that Temperance in the use ofardeul spirits. or
total disuse Of them, is the keystone to the
temple OF the virtues
JOHN E. SEAMAN, Esq, Principal of the
Paulding Academy and President of the Soci.
ETY., will deliver the address on the occasion;
and, considering the gentleman's talent and
scholastic aitainments, we are left to anticipate
brilliant specimen Of oratory. The Rev
Mr.. HALsLEY, Of Jackson, is also expected to
address the meeting
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29

rs The Installation OF Rev. E. Anderson,
by Committee Of the Tombecbee Presbyte
ry, will take place at Beaver Creek Church,
on Saturday, the Sth of August, at | l o'clock
A. NJ. The meeting will commence on Fri.
day, and be continued for several days. Sieve.
raj ministers from distance are expected to
attend.
There will also be preaching in this place
on Thursday, the sixth, at early candle light
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-07-29

Il bad raiber MOI take born with you
sad the inafer 20 the mad bull--bui th-
bal insisted upsn treating him % tao. sn5
The loaier GOT quite high. 'rhsi YES ra'',c-
rcr-h duutiu- wr rsv
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NJ A. BF CT ne 8


OR IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS"
NNOR intermittent. Remutcut. Bilious aud In.
N ntmmaofy Fever. Head Ache. hdigcsion
Dyspersio. Perverted Appetite. liearihusn. Cas-
uvcoess. Darhra, D,,cnary. Bilious Collie aid
Worms foul 81 ss.h. Pam ga 'he Head. SIDE or
Back, Sccoiula. Souivy.- or ehs lmpuntes "i ihe
Bi"pd, Distinctions and Female complaints gene
rally
There has never appeared medicine which,
while ~ con DO ~ karin. ~ rniculai,d To 90 81
mnrh go.d. They excite bealhful precipitation,
and oIsn all Tie natural draius Of he system The
obstruction o ln.,n,islc Precipitation is tho cause
IT n great proportion OF human suffering These
pl possess ne gc,ccr. m an cxiraurSinary degree,
II removing ~ ohsru,ticH- and he hlnl ctYcula-
lion. They must undoubtedly suiersodc all other
purco'ivc medicines. as they have a iour-ioid &C
iion--viz a discharge by lac Bowels. Lungs. KID.
ncys md Skin
Chidfsn viii ne, hesitate 10 take them; and the,
mhy be rurd ou. beyond any Other r. rncdy. as az
Recital and safe medicine fer " ORAiS. and oil
complaints incident 70 children More children
have been cured ~ NV YORK ihc prc'eni year ~
ihc use Of DR. SMITHS PILLS. Than ell oihe,
medicines contradictions there IL no need of forcing
them down. like o,her mediCiges
One impurinui advantage ia taking these Pills 81
ihey dS n"l frpe. nor produce nausea or any Uihe
unpleasant scnsaiian Pis havrin ihousaud insinn
ce-. rroduced Piles and olher consequences Ia
wor'e than the Siseasc for whirh they were al
mnnisicred. This Is PARTICULARLY guarded againsr
IN lac combination 81 he mnny inascdiesis :.
which DR. sm'ih's Pills are composed thus render
! iig iiCtn harmless.
/ These pillsarc mado OF he pureI materials; nj,
we haVe tic sa'isie, ton oi having proved 10 ~,
Medical Faculty. that they posses, uIcuiarnon var
lucs.
Tho direcii ms and treatment ~ diseases, accom-
pauy every hx iu a cirruar old pages.
"Nu SnearCpnfed Pills can ho genuine with
oi the signature oi The so'e inventor. q BCNJA
MIN SMITH, NJ ID. President Of The New Yur
College OF IIe1hh,' Hpon every bnS
From The Deputy sheriff nf New York.
Or Smiths Squared T. lisn VsrciabIe Pills" hay,
heen used IN tho Elirdgc sJrroi Debtor. Pu.or
wiih uncommon snii,hcuon. I have never heard
medicine spoheu "i With more Interest by t.a SIC
Who have taken ihcse Pills
JAMES } BEVlNS. Depu'v Sheriff
tof sal" by PRYOR ~ PAUL.,
h"N Z jim Market 81 Wheeling.
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HAMILTON. sANnst co
THE GREAT REMEDY,


For Coughs, colds. asthma, Bronchitis, con-
srTapiion, and al other affections Of the
Bronchial tubes
4 lREPARkD cnuEely from the Ginseng. and
n warranted 30 contain no preparation II Anu.
mOhv, Mec or Opiurn.
MORE tn 30Oa HAVE GEEN SOLD st RETAIL ~
TnR CRY OF CINCINNATI ALoNE. wrruiN THU
LAST FhUR MONTHS. AND * rvEBY cAsY Win
Tils MOST PERFLcr SUBTRACTION To TuE "a.
TiENrs
The Ginserg Panacca is hoy ordered hy uhrsi
Clans of he Gfsi rcspcctabiilty. in tteir regular
rraciicc, and iis clam 10 DO considered he only
"riiclo ever discovered caraile OF speedily AID
permanently aluyiug bronchial Irritation. which Is
the sule cause ui coughs. asthma. bronchitis ant
according To Dr. EheTie. who bar expresses he
o.'iuinn OF all tho fret nuIhOsiii,s n Eufnrc md
America, oi two thirds OF a!i the eases usraliy e..
yaf''ct rs irue iuheTcnlnny consumption nust be-
considered as forever scuitd
We select The i-iow.ng names ftom q li.l oil
hundreds Who have feltIts hrauus uhlenre on
th'mselres, aud seen II 10 ihetr finiuos b,cause
many of'hem are well knoNn 10 he bu,jnes. cum,
UIun'ly oi Wheeling as men OF Standing GnI MIA.
"nee in C.ucinnau, Who wnu no cor O moment
lend eilher Ihcir names lheu irnacuco Ia IA,
dpiI'hn!,on of an clo, eHrrpl rem ihe conviction
of It's vss, m,hly 10 the afflicted
w Phillips. Broadway bet. S.h and Harrison Sc
g Parvio Broadway near Yeaimnn.
w c liin. Buckeye Eeii FourdW 2Ist
GYsrduzrn. al Hopes warehouse sycamore street
w A1foinor Sutgsnr Denu, Cnnsr,ss 81
- Sicms. firm II Dair a. Go :, & L M'rkr
N Noble. canal collectors tfice
JnrtS, Assistant clcrk Ilamn 90 Superior court
u II Wheadon. firm Whrsdon & Biuu. Auclrs.
DR. kpsser, Ia 10 II. between Vine nni Race.
- heroan, fun F.nkhinc & Herman. Naa st.
o BeuiNmH. lmp.re, 81 81 bet Ma u sni SIC
A Newell, Tanner sytusessl
u lyon. Fin,s!er F.oni 50.
w Johnson, Carpenter 81 ~
Capt Adams Cylumbu, House
Is VJunes. Gunner Lougworh aud Race
s Serliug Gunner Y,ne AID Csuire,
n NJ Flarcr. Sycamore ~
T SALrER Proprietor Cincinnati o.
Pfice only 81 cents per bhtle.
For sale hy JAMES BAKER sole agen, corner
Monroe md NJ in Sis Wheeling Va Rp2l
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DAYTON, February ilih. 1915.

IVY IsTAR's BAisAN or WILD CHERRY always
wv triumphant. Cure follows cure IN us victorious
DAYTON, February llih. 1856
Mr.. J. ". Whitmore-neSr Sis-As you are the rcgu.
Lar authorized aren't IN DAYTON for The sslc OF Dr.. Ns
iars Basam OF I'D Cherry, ske this meihCd Of MAX.
ing siaemeut Of iscs 10 you (Which hope Will lie
lous cure wrought IN my case BY means Of The invaluable
Basan.
La,rus-e fails % DESERT the s.'uary effects it produ.
eel, aHd the gres, lere'' derived frow Us use.
The citizens u Dayton oud rs vicinity well rccollcci
thai The sih Of August last received serious injur
TENS entered my right side and breast and n al prOl Ali.
through The "plws,' aud pierced The lungs.
A. Ibis critical siage, messenger despatched
Cmciars and celelraed physician Of that city was
op.snel " nc re Was ne0c acquainted win nay 81.
u0iion lie remarked that noing could he done by mcdi.
ca aid u ihe constitution ITSELF was not strong enough TO
My fiends now dcsrsircd Of my recovery. and had
no earthly ground OF hope 10 survive DAYS. For
phie's entitled "Famiiy Medical Guide or Treatise on
Consumption Of the Lungs" rs had often heard OF
dying nen catching a. avs, and like doing so my
si by the consent of NV physicians sent TO YOU Tor
baue OF The medicine described, viz: Ws.6r's Ba,sam
OF W ala berry which relieved immedia ely. Amer
bad used 20 five or siX hotties recovered a. to
re up a5d sGui Ny cough ceased aud my lures wel,
my influence and powerful medicinal virtues OF WistAr.
We're L not from the external injury received in nv
shoulder ard srln by ihe explosion feel confident that
might have teen working my tIade (Which is black
~ exposure have since taken several severe colds;
and nay only remedy has hoen The Basam And now
mos. cordially recommend the genuine Ws;srs Balssm
To Az who are afflicted with Colds Coughs or Liver Com
pants. l consider n invaluable medicine real
hessinF TO the world. Any person desiring further in
formation mSy call on any ime Yours &c
CHRISTOPHER II. SMITH.
City Of Dayton.
MONTGOMERY co. $ ATE Of Ohio.
Subscribed and sworn 20, re.orc me- Justice Of Tho
Foacc, tiis lith dag oi ebruafy. 1855
EBENEZER FOWLER.
~ Ie-'imony OF three highly respectable citizens OF
DAYTON, 90 cOnfrmS ion Cfho dove y I'D
Nc, tlc undersigned icing intimately Scquaiutc,l with
81 smith, and having seen aud watched over him re
ny during his iac Illness 10 Hesitate 20 say that
tac ioreronf Is - 10 means exaggerated statement
bat is entitled 10 ful credit
(Ssned3 a. L. STOUT.
J. u. g. nOHSON
HENRY X. SMITH.
Sold in Wheeling hy PRYOR 4 PAUL. ar5 I
Cru MBACKER, Druggists. ian a
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CHEERING INTEIIIGTNcF

q RAiiiiD E vii SWEET zoo hf,n. a. flo,.
~ sand'oi ihe effected .puf ard tapstief. Of
hN h'pr' '"nd when they aear Zoe plsa.,fg news
y lhe unparalleled triumph q me RFy,D n
.llBbAEDS VEGETABLE ANTI BiLtOuS
''LiN' winch "hoo rightly applied has been pseI
DO even ca.e wuh untqnllIcJ su,ses.
M'hy 'edi"eii'- might 81 pccrs.sry he obfsined
~ Ih''f 'iiiaey 900 ihe cue oi Dfsasp-i, ar lpd,.
!'s.i'n. Consumption. Billions Fever. Fe,et ,,d
NsH'i Pits lluHd.ce DJ,rnfsry or gD.d, F.rv
uhiHul Asia Cholera. R.m.rsnf f,,,, O..
p "'naipy hhenm5'sm survey N4Nau. or Sol
.,' '''''he. N'"os bmaY Wor1s Of au ksds
"i"oFius Cough. StstIci Fsts, s.r,... 80.
'...h' bf'a.e 90 Women atd Children tb,,g..
.'.''.' "i ihc liver stomach aad Secfef,.g
.' ''F generous community should srsesT ~,
10y l''f lhe rteeurr Intelligence dot REtsD o. /
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