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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-18

W We shall take up in next tho structure. which
nave been recently made IN the Wing Presses upon Mr.
buchanan founded Ia sppears upon certain report. of
Tho speech Of Mt. Pollock Of PENNSYLVANIA in the ou..
OF Representatives, OF the 27,h June.
WssAiastsn Un,ea.
We shall be happy to what can be said, by The
Attorney General for the Executive in defene. Of the
alleged guilt OF Of its members an act Of ,~iul de-
cepuon and ueachory. While the Union il employed in
this grateful task, hope il will forget smother si-
kng feature in that well concerted scheme Of fraud We
reer TO the fact that the predecessors editor. OF the
Union, Msssrs Blair aud Rivcs issued prospectus in
ie4 Tor campaign paper of which there were
f'oe edons las there probably OF the paper
one intended for the Sonfh aud the other for tho
In the copy OF the prospectus intended for Southern
lsnon, and ranked by Robert j. wsker and other South
ern members the Tariff Of 40 pronounced dishonest
fraudulent and opprcs.ive; while to Penn.
syvania under the frank Of B. A Bdack (sines rewarded
with adpemaic appointment and Others sse sords
carefully omitfedn other respects the being exactly
alike This little fact speaks volumes Il shows that the
iraud Of which it 10 alleged Mr.. Buchanan Of the
agents, was P'emsdifafed Cannot Messrs. Rives and
Blair be induced to testify in this well
gard to the public printing!
u fire occurred In Alexsn the 18th which
at one Time threatened be very serious but which
happily arrested before much damage DONE IL broke
out IN stable belonging Mr. VIM. Price. the
OF the square bounded by King. Water Prince and Union
streets The stable aud large frame warehouse
sued, and two adjoining frame buildings pulled down
prevent he cxtcn non Of the flames
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EARMERs' BANK OF VIRGINIA:
BANK OF VIRGINIA, /

BANK OF VIRGINIA,
July an, 1876. (
VENHE President and Directors of the Bank of
Il Virginia this day declared Dividend the pro
nis for the which Three Cent being
share viii BE- paid the hboerso and amer
S-d5w SAMUEL
EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA.
TINE PesGeat aud Directors OF this Bank
- annual dividend Of ~ subject deduction of
cen, bonus payable the Bank and Branches where
Unregistered, n 18th instant
Iu IO-dsv W. p. sTRoTHRR Cashier
1T- There - absolute certainty an % D
pHeation Of the TOOTH ACHE SPECIFIC n Two MINUTES
eheetuay Tooth Ache and
ed nom decay also shoetus Of gus
ana Keeps the mouth pleasant and in the best Of besh
Prepared and soI BY GAYNoR q WOOD,
Ju 10 Chemiss and Druggists
A SITUATION WANTED-By gentleman
IN the and grocery
business q bouss where he would pien
" work, would preferred For further particulars bu
sDess qualifications, integriy, &C, apply to
Juis-1 GAYNOR a WOOD, Druggists.
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THE STOCKHOLDERS OI
ElSTiEN

Do DR.. CHR SITES GALvANIc RINGS AND MAGNETIC
peAton OF the mysterious Magnetizn
being AT once safe certain and
In all nervous eompain such Headaches DolofenI
GensrAl Debility hsGalVAnic
used with the most perfect
less BY Physicians have readily yielded
thus developed.
For further particulars advertise
paper Explanatory pamphlets may gratis
the agents for this city, Messrs DUvAL PURCELL DugEs
ltT Main street, Richmond. Va. e2t
~ sands SarsaPariIIn.-II 10 beginning to be
generally understood that the berbat done
mineraogs in the discovery Of remedies
Modern experiment has developed the
preparations which in eeeng
vegetable medicines oen uniform speedy
their remedial operation thar There
believed pertinent and conclusive example
than sands sarpar remedy for
chronic active hereditary selfmbbed
eonstutons-equrng interruption OF ordinary pursuits and
though last not least behind legacy
the room of tho eItTpates.
For further particulars
value and eneaey p1mphe which be obtained Of the
agents gratis.
0 Prepared and sold whoeal, and for eIportAon
BY A. r. d. SANDS Druggists and Chemists Buildings
No ~ Broadway Of Chambers sold
Pnee, 81 per bottle sir bottles for S dollars
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
IINHE President and Directors have declared
II Dividend OF 81 per profits .
months payable after the 18Th subject deduction
per bonus o state j. @. BLAIR, Cashier.
July o. l546-dow
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A WET NURSE ron uIRE. for The rsusinder Of
n tho year Apply LEwIs NIT, Collector q Agent,
Ju Is-H Coiquitrs Saddle sors.
I AMPBLACK. 10 Hhds Lampblack in pound
~ md bali H. rapers-eonaning COO ibs eaeh for
BY ius DUvAL a PURCELL. Druggists, it7, main =.
GOO BBLS. LIME, ,mect from ThomAston
OOO per Pomafe, and foT sale from vessel In
Doek.by iui RANKIN wHrrtoCK.
Oh BALES HAY, landing per schr Lagrange
JUS RASKN wHrLooE.
OnOn ROPES ONIONS, just received, in
AOOO good order and for by
lui8 RANKIN a WnrLOCE.
d. TONS PLASTER, landing from schooner
81 Lowell and for sah| .,,y,s -. ,,,rr,ocv
Onn BARRELS NEWARK CEMENT,
AOO just suivsd, and for 'sis ~ ......-...,
mH AhhtN = MhilSOoA.
NNANAGERS' OFFICE-D. PAINE a. co.
lVl Pof fh oeiock eIs 900. sooo
1000 ssoo It9s 1900 100. 10 1900, hs 70 nuHbe ~
dawn Tieksts -
az GRAND SCHEME ,-For Tits sveains-e.ss n Q
ocIoes $4,000. 10000, 5000 taos, q 1890 q iOoo te
90 Hos, ~ drawn Tickets ef9.
A.s the Dollar fouery-s9OOo 1000 90 Nos, drava
Drawn Nos ~ Potomoke. Class 1t0i
9 10 Sc ~ ~ 30 10 "a ~ ca Is so.
T'iss' se' ~ 80 boa 'sn and p-i4by PURCELL
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IN BALES NORTH RIVER HAY, Just 70.
~ seived PEI sehr OyOts, shd for sss ~
JuS RANKIN wHTLOCK
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.ICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
ny roLER, ELLIOTT a GO.
DEBATE IN THE SENATE.

SATURDAY MORNING. July ia. 1890.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
MEDICAL NOTICE
CuANCERY SALE

n OTIS Il, IL, 2e and 90. IN uPpEGRAFi's ADDITION Am
- 10 SHARks OF BANk SToCk.
Pursuant to the joint decree made hy the Circuit Supe-
nor Court of Law and Chaicery for Ohio county, ON
me 10Th day OF June, lsi6, IN the three s1iis ia Chan.
Gerry tciwcen JAMES BAKER complainant, and Israel
ufDEoRAtfs nEtRs defendants; and TnE MERCHANTS
A. MECHANICS BANK OF WHEELING complainant, and
ISRAEL UPDECI ANS HEIRS aud ApNIStsrRA1oV and
OTHERS defendants; and Josiah Fox complainant, and
Israel UrnkSRAfF's ADMINISTRATOR and OTHERS deien-
dantS; VIII, on MONDAY, the TWENTY -EIRs1 day OF Sep.
lSlsier 1916, sell, al public auction, al the mont door of
TIE court house of Ohio county, the LOrs numbered Il,
IL, - and 20, seventeen, eighteen, twoutN eight, and
twenty nine0 m UPdcgralS addui ION To the town Of
W heeiing, now part of the city OF Nhcciing; and the TIN
SHARES Oi the capital stock OF the said Merchants aud
Mechanics Bank, which le'onged TO the said Israel Up
dcgTat at The time OF his death.
TERMs.-Each purchaser Ia pay ten PER cent. in hand,
aid the balance ~ three equal iusia' ments, each bearing
interest from the day of sac, aud pRya'lc respectively
IN SIX, Twelve aud eighteen months FROM that day. Bonds
with good security 80 re given hy each purchaser for has
deferred insialucuts. aud the Vito 10 The property to lie
retained until "a! n.elt IN full.
aug 10 JOHN q. EOFF, Con'r.
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LAC

A pleasant ~retreut for members of Congress
and others 1iH be found at The FGyetic
Springs, described IN the Jollolring, adper-
tiSement.
~ BROWN SNYDER, having leased and re-opensd
~. the pleasant and fashionable Summer Resort low.
ned by the Hon. Andrew S,ewart0 known as the Faye,ie
springs Hotel, Fayeite county, on the Allegheny moun.
tam range, east of Laurel Hill, eight miles from Union.
town. Ia invites the patronage ofthe fashionable public.
III ~ situated near the strong Chalyleaie Springs and o.
iher mineral springs, highly charged with sulphureiied
hydrogen; u IS in the vicinity of Dunhar's Camp, Fort
Necessity, or Washipgton's first Battle Ground: Brad.
DOCKS Grave; the celebrated DelSney's Cave, and the IA.
nS'is ohhopile Falls of the Youghiogeny river.
Arrangements have been made To secure fe the table
" ne delicacies OF the mountain streams and woods, IA
well "a those ofthe season generally.
famliles accommodated on reasonable terms. Attached
to The place IS a ten.pin alley, free OF charge To visitors,
aud music &c. viii lie furnished for dancing parties.
The lessee natiers himself that all who pay him a visit
viii go away graiifed with their sojourn. No pains will
lie spared To attain this end.
In addition In the above there is an extensive boardins
house immediately atthe Springs, surrounded 10y a NEST
romantic and delightful usuntain scenery kept by W
i-kIsLER' aug IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
TRUST SALE.

r pursuance or deed of trust from John Price to me,
u daed July ?, lsIf, and recorded in the Clerks office
ofihe County court for Ohio county, in decd hook q,
page 2i4, will, ON Friday, the lStId day of Sepiemlc r,
ls46. sell al public auciion at the front door OF the court
house for OHIO county, the following described property.
TO wit: the south halt lot No. -, on Main street, and
south side of the alley opposite Washington street Ia the
city of Vince ing, heing The same properly formerly occu.
pied by said John Price in his life time, together with the
appurte0ances aud rights belonging To the same.
Terms of sale Cash. Selling a. trustee will convey
such title as is vested In ne nv said deed of trust.
aug j. FREDERICK MOZIER, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
TRUST SALE OF I.OrS IN EAST
WH

70 virtue OF a deed of trust, executed 10y John GIL.
- christ, hearing date on the l1Ih day OF May, laIi,
and recorded ia the Clerks office Of the County COuTI
OF Ohio county. IN Deed Book No. "a, page l9i, I shall
on The Sih day OF September next, proceed 10 sell al pub.
lie sale, AT the front door OF the Court House of Ohio
county, To the highest bidder, Lots No. ~ twenty two)
aud ~ Zone hundred aud forty tour and the one undivi-
ded ihlrd part of Lot No. 2iO, Cwo Enrdrcd and forty
aud the East half OF Lot No. @3l owe hundred and thr.
ty-one) in East Wheeling; five per cent Of the purchase
money TO he paid IN hand and the residue in two equal
payments al one and two years from the day of sale. the
purchasers giving bonds AID good security, hearing IN
ierest from the day of sale: Selling a. trustee 1 shall
only make such title a. Is vested in mo by said deed of
trust aug SITS NJ. NELSON, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
$40 600.

Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware and
Georgid-Class No. 80,
To he drawn at Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday,
August 20, 1916.
prize Of $4,000, | Of II, OOO, ! of 10000, / Of 5000.
81 numbers, Is ballots. Tickets $40; a certificate of
70 wQOles $50, shares IN nronurtion-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

IN Tuesday, the 25ib day Of August, 1876, At my auo
- lion rooms, ] viii sell. for account OF whom IL MAJ
concern, a very large and desirable iut of Dry Goods
comprising in part: Cloths, Cassimeres. Sauiueis, KY
Jeans. FLANNEL, Alpaca, Moreno, Calicos OF all kinds
Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Threads and Trimmings V
all kinds, SIawis, Handkerchiefs, Musiins, and Linens
with almost every other article ~ the Dry Goods line
Country merchants and others will find n To their advan
tsgc tn attend this sale, a. the rsOds viii te sold in lots
aud positively witlout reserve.
TEBMS@Cash, ~ haukahie funds.
aug j. W 4. WtCKHAM, Auotionoer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
LATE FROM MEXICO,

TT EXICO, as il was and as il j., Nos. l. = and 2.
Eva. MeXico-lts Geography il People aud its lnsti-
uiiOns,
Fremonts Expedition to the Rocky Mountains.
The Mysteries of the Inquisiton aud other Secret Soce.
ties IN Spain.
The Artisan ofLyons, by Dennis lianuigan,
BOARDING out. a Tale OF Domestic Life,
The DOmicB blackstone. Deveraux, by v. l.. BuIwei
The Arts and MiseriCs OF Gambling, by J. n. Green,
The Gamblers Wife by Mrs. Grey.
The Young Prima Donna "
Eihab Allen, or the Kings Man, by Melville,
Captain O'Sullivsn, by w. II. Maxwell,
Confessions Of a Pretty Woman, by Miss PRrdOc,
The Regents Daughter, by. Alexander Dumas,
Counte Monte Christie. (complctc) by Alex. Dumas,
Henry Russell, or the rear Two Thousand,
/ Tie Step Mother. by q. Y. n. James,
Nan DARRELL, by Miss Ellen Pickering,
! The Squire,
Wyoming. a Tale ofthe Revolution,
The Uutchman's Fire Side, b. Pauidiug,
Ann Herbert, by a Lady Pelham, by y. l.. Buiwer,
The Last Days Of Pompeii, by Bulwer,
The Last oftbe Barons, ~ Bulwer, received and Il
sale by aug ~ Ill III Main 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
10000

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia-Class 4 extra,
To he drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Thursday.
August 20, 1876.
J prize Of $4,000. I of5,0O0 ! Of 5000, l Of 900.
IS Numbers. IL ballots Tickets IS; certificate of Is
wh0les SOD. IS; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
SMALL Fry

Draws as follows throughout the month of August.
Draws ON Tuesdays-capital prize 5000.
Whole Tickets 81 certificate OF package wholes, Sl2
shares in proportion.
Draws ON Thursdays-capita prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificates Of package wholes Si4;
shares in proportion.
Draws on Saiurdays-eapital prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificates of package wholes Sl4;
shares in proportion.
Address your orders TO
N. l.. DORSEY, Wheeling, Va.
NPThe drawings viii he published regularly in the
Times, and also in the Argus. Remember
N. l.. DORSEN'S Lucky Office,
July e5 WuxELINo. Va
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$4,000 Dollars.

POKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. Isl
Aug. 20, 1e46.
! prize OF s12, 900, I OF 1000, ] Of 1000, off 500, &c &c
az numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets 81; a certificate Of &c
wholcs $3.50, shares in prossuion-
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&l2.0llO

roKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. l6c
To I've drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, ON Friday
August ~, 1916.
prize Of sig 1000, l of ,0Oe, ] of2. AS. I Of 900
% numbers, 10 ballots. Tickets 81; a certificate Of ..
whoies S5J,SO, shares i'm proDortion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
&27.OOO

PoKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. 1863.
Tote drawn at Wilmington, Delaware. On Monday,
August ~, 1876.
l prize Of So eco; ! Off 900; l of 1000 / Of 10000.
IS numbers, II ballots. Tickets Sc. a certificate OF
wholes Sis; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
THE CELEBRATED MEulClN 4;

II tClaG Ell tEIlilN EN
az T. WARNER, well known AZ the Ofa lndt.u Phy.
~ stefan OF PitshuTgh, wah particular directions for
uher employment, can he lad VI his son, Doctor Eilshs
Warner. South Maccling.
IL T. useless 10 puir these invaluable medicines s,nes
they are 50 generally known and have Teen extensively
employ cd hy tile citizens Of ~Pi,tsLargh and viclnny for
,he cure OF thOse appalling Vhronie disease. to wh.eh the
human family - sul ject.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
ELISHA ARM respectfully anHoun.
- ecs 10 the citizens Of Wheeling and surrounding
country, that after an ABSENCE of -four nlontl-o on business
no mas returned TO the city and permanently loeaied-
Ihankful Tor the hi erai share Of patronage bestowed ON
hin during hrs short residence n Wheeling, he stil ten
ders hi- professional . tSicCs, and hol ~ tn meet the ap.
81 an impartial pubic. An professional calls,
sI'her an .hc Guy or country, VIII lie promptly attended
to, aud all ehrouic dAcas'S will receive particular alien.
ton.
Doctor Warner having studied medicine under The tut
tl"h ota respectable PITY slcian VI the old school, and hay
ing thoroughly studied tie Indian CT he ami &c practice of
his father, (who Is So generally known az the Old Indian
fhysieian OF ittshuTghl and having hal the experience
OF several years successful practice with hun Who has
had a most extensive patronage u, the love city for tie
last eighteen years, hope-, BY assiduous and unremiied
10 his profession. to satisfy the reasonable cN.
lecia'ions ofthose who may favor him with their cont
dence and patronage.
OFFlCE-in the brick block, Immediately at the south
end 1.-THE bridge, and three doors nom hs former stand
now occupied by Col. u. L. Kelley.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25

TN the Circuit Superior Court o
= Law and Chaneery for Marshall county.
Mary Todd Against Catherine Henderson, Sylvester
Fowler aud wife Mary, Samuel Smith the elder. James
Reed and wife Elizabeth, Samuel Smith the younger
Mary smith. Margaret Smith, Nancy Smith, Jane
Smith, john Smith, William smith, and which SAT-
Catherine Henderson aud Mary Fowler are sisters aud
Samuel Smith the elder is brother Of Wallace Smith
deceased, and the said Elila'cih Reed, Samuel the
younger, Mary, Margaret, Nancy. Jane, John aud
William, are children of John Smith, q deceased bro
ther of said Wallace Smith, aud all heirs al law Of lin,
the said Wallace Smith; and Edward Ray aud Samuel
sumth, administrators Cfthe said john Smith deceased
aud others.
The a'Ove named parties VIII take notice that ! shall,
ON Friday, tie llth day OF September. ls4k. ~ the house
of Thomas Elder, in or near Maj c re- g ID coke cOun-
~, Virginia take the deposition Ut Ma la Smith to he
read in evidence in this case; aud they wit also take no.
tce that / s.Iall on Monday, the lsth day Of September,
1916, a the Office of Jacob s. Fitzhugh. in Wheeling, Nir-
GINA, take the deposition of John Pearson e. others, also
to he read ih evidence In this Gaze. And from any cause
the takinnOfthe SAID dcpOsitions shall not Ic commenced
or being commenced shall nos he completed ON the res
pectiyc days leturo named, the taking thereof will he AL
burned IL ON time TO time until the same shall lie com
pleted. aug ID In MARY TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
FARM IRIS SALE,

HANAA 80 AMAH
THE ml scrihcr oilers for sale the Farm on which he
4 now lives iu Sunhny Township, Monroe county, q
containing 40 acres ef land. more or less. aiOut IS or 20
acres cleared, Of which 40 acres are got ~ clover, a good
orchard, al graded muit. tire whole farm IS n first rate
repair and well wsforcd. A good frame house, good chin.
ncys aud shiuglc roof q pump u excellent wafer In tho
8 ard, a good shiuglcd harm. with a considerable nunibsr
Of out buildings, and the desirable snd convenient advan-
ta-c ~ haviua two saw mills end two rris mills within a
miia 0fthc house.. Tile farm b. pleasantly situated shout
~ miles from She ONO river. . mties south 81 Nashville
and miles from W00dsfeid. ths county town. POSSES.
purchase can have = bargain For terms appiy TO the
aug u 5w RICHARD COwL.
N ARGAtNs AT ACCTION-The subscriber win
- sell 90 hfs Auction Roou ON Saturday. the 18th
inst. 81 3 O'Clock, s. ". Fire irons Boo setz. Merchants
sud House kcepcrs weuld ~ well o. aftcnd. Also ono
hundred realms Wrapping fapor.
aug rs W. g. WtCKHAN.
GTEEI-sNMCEL NEIL hss just received ! GOOD
- a.sortmeut of lcssnps test Cast aud Sheer Steel
Axe stcoi. O.. hy - and -. Square from ct an inch q
. inches. shear 81 az sizes. aug ~
SOLID BOX VICES.
TtsT received sl si1fs extra quairy solid Box Vice.
~ end for sale. aso Anviis oad below
dug13 SAMUEL NEIL.
M INNS y. o. sugar.
~ 20 do Sugar House Moiasses
81 Bhs Plantation MOiasscs. nf saie low tv
june ~ siiRtVER& TELLE Ws'er -.
n CT ALE sssoumcnt of PWNTs msi opened an
II ir safe 90 percent below TIE usual prces AZ
U1 RE a NOTES. Market g.
r ~ Ms Reeisfsd wbi.te M s,'e ~
~ U1i HALLS AUCTION ROOM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-25
HoBENSACK'S INDICATED
WORM SYRUP.


= EFT il I've brought isfnTe .be people aud uSas s~~~~-
- unto the world that u Is The greatest worm destroyer
of ttrr age. Also tnat ~ Is an entirely vegei allie produc-
lion, and that II is gaming a no;oriely which has never
been surpassed by any Of the worm destroying vendors.
We offer one or two certificates to convince the skep-
tical and TO show its decided effects in extermlinaiing
worms.
sPEISo GARDEN, March Z, 1886.
MessrF. J. y. x g. :. Observation-Disclosures
he Medicated Worm Syrup. Prom early infancy INV
daughter, a child now of Ia months, has heen sorely az
Hicied with Worms; causing daily the most severe and
distressing pains. ~ times she would be almost frantic
and perfectly uniuanagcahlc; would run up aud down the
floor, aud knock herself unoonsciously against the wall.
For a long time we were ignorant of the cause-at length
we commenced giving several medicines for such a com:
plant, from which the child derived no benefit whatever.
As matter Of cOurse, she wa much reduced in flesh, and
had all the symptoms of such a complaint. Accidental
~ meeting with one Of your circulars we were induced
10 Try your medicine. We had not used II hut a few days
before a great many worms were brought from her, one.
full six inches in length, and several Varying in size from
one 10 four inches. 1 need scarcely add, that the child
was speedily relieved, and that too heforc we had used
one - cent bottle OF your Worm Syrup. She Is now en-.
tirely free from those distressing pains, aud doing WE'LL
! feel that 1t would he unkiudneSs ON my Part to with.
do, therefore most unhesiiatingly reeommend your Medi.
Gated Worm syrup a. a medicine possessing super. excel.
lent qualities. Very respectfully,
Min. Of the GOSPEL, Marshall 81. l door below brown.
fWLNDELPHIA, May -, 1876.
Messrs.J J. n. & g. 8. Holcnsaok ;-Gen,ienlen: have
hceu for some time using your Nermifpge IN my practice
aud am happy To say IN my hands 10 has succeeded To- its
Intentions. so a. fully to Justify my confidence in it's use.
! think II one ofthe very lfst preparations in use
Yours, sc. a.. W. APPLETON. NJ. u.
No. 80, South Street.
Prepared only nv ]. y. &. q. =. H~OBENsACK, NJ
corner OF Second aud Coates streets. Philadelphia. Price
purchasers. JOEL HOBENSACK wholesale Agent
Martins Ferry, Belmont county Ohio.
Agents IN WheeliBg-Nait x Son, South Wheeling
James Baker, Main street. l.. M'Neeiy, Main street, 5.
Jepson, Grocer, Market street. aug ~ ly
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NHEMICAS, l. GLASS. &
~ 900 hbls. Alum, 20 cases Chrome Green.
200 casks EPSON Salts, 80 " Z" Yellow
100 bbls Glauber eco bills. Spanish Whiting
1000 lbs. Tartaric Acid, 80 bhIs Paris White
lOOO In. Rochelle Salts so tons White Lead In oil
1900 lls. Seidligz Mixture Lewis. Wetheriu,s
~ bhis. Copperas Atlantic, Ulster and
100 carhoys oil Nitriol BALTIC. FACTORIES
% casks Soda Ash 1000 ms. Dyewoods
~ bhs n1cach'g Powders 200 KEGS Re.'d Saltpetre
2OOO lbs. Pussian Blue 300 reams sand and Glass
loco lls. Chinese " 80 bbls. Putty TPa,er
1000 lbs. Prussia G Potash loco Is. SUGAR of Lead
1000 lhs. cichroma'e Z" 20 cases Nerdisriss. (rro
JOUO lis. Paris Green, dry in oHD
and gro. in oil
5OGOloNcs BALTIC. and New Jersey Window GLASS
zoo hoves Bedfsrd and Ssranac Crown Glass,
1000 boxes TumheJs, Flasks, Wine s. Porter Bottles
1000 loXes OF Druggists CI.ASSW X
100 bids. Spanish Brown aud y elbow OCHRE,
50 hhls. Roll Birthstone
10000 lbs. of GLUE ofcXcry quaiitp
For sale al Ia Glory prices by AGENTS of manufacturer
IL. ]. {. J. AXE
aug wv - South Charles street.