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Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02

HoMELy WIvBs.-We'll bet that tho
fellow who wrote the following had an ugly
wife
"You cant get along in the world with
homely wife. She'll spend half her time
in looking in the glass, and turn aud ,wis,
and brush and fx I'LL she gets completely
yeyei with her own uginess, aud then
she'll go right OF and spank the baby
She'll never be pleased with herself, and
that's the reason why she'll be always fret
ting or scolding at somebody or other.-
She'll be quarrelling with all the pretty
girls in the ncighborhood. And then she
must have so many fnger.rings, ear jewels,
founces and ostrich ieatbers-so much all.
fired expensive, ilaring toggery, to make
her look any way nice at all, that no rea.
sonable man can stand it,"
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
IN THE HOUSE.
Thursday, Nov. 10.

j. u. TusmaH, the member from Car.
roll, appeared and took his seat.
Mr. holland introduced a resolution pro.
posing 10 have the constitution amended,
SO as TO provide for the election Of county
lndgc' and prosecuting attornies by the
people.
lhe bill to define the boundary line be.
tween the counties of Washington and
Crawford, was taken up aud read third
time aud passed.
Mr.. Dunn, introduced resolution re-.
questing our delegation in Congress to pro.
cure the passage of a law authorizing the
appropriation oil the proceeds Of the 800.
OOJ acre donation, to the use OF Common
Schools.
Mr.. bertrand, from the select commit.
Tee, reported the bill to establish the county
Of Prairie, which was read twice.
Friday, Nor. 10.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Clarke,
authorizing the sinking Of salt well in
Crawford county, was read first time.
Mr. Woods, Introduced resolution
insructiug our delegation in Congress 10
endeayor 10 procure donation ol land sui.
iiicnt 10 pay the state Indebtedness.
Mr.. Whey introduced a resolution
nsructing the committee apportionments
to inquire into the e1pejiency Of reducing
the number of representatives and sena.
tors in The General Assembly.
The bill to incorporate the town Of
Arkadelphia was read third time and
passed.
The bill 10 incorporate the Grand Lodge
Of Ancient York Masons of the State of
Arkansas, was read third time and
pissed.
The bill to establish the county Of Prairie
was read thinl time and passed.
Saturday, Nov. IA.
Mr.. Crmchfeld, presented the petition
of the Mechanics Association @! Little
Rock in relation to the employment Of the
conycts.
Mr.. EmJree, introduced resolution
nslrucing the committee on education to
inquire into the expediency Of reducing the
price Of the seminary lands. Adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Marshall, the judiciary
committee were instructed 10 enquire into
the expcdiency of a law limiting medical
men in their charges.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
FRANKFoRT. oN.THE. MAINE, !
s,....L... .,n ty,a


One ofthe most wonderful scientific dis
coyeries of modern times has been exploited
here and at Basle, in Switzerland, within
the last few weeks. Professors Baliger
Of the former placs, and schoubein Of the
latter, simultaneously, by similar course
Of experimenting. have invented method
OF preparing rdr cotton which will undoubt.
eddy eyontuate in the discontinuance Of the
use ofgunpowderl The article which they
prepare has been submitted TO many severe
ordeals, and its vast superiority for all
explosive purposes, over gunpowder, is
acknowledged by the first chemists and
military officers in Germany. can
scarcely believe my own senses when |
witness an exhibition Of lis extraordinary
properties.
Upon my arrival in this city was invited
by friend, distinguished member of the
German Diet, 10 dine with him, and not
declining his hospitality, met with and
was presented 10 Professor Bahger, who
it is but proper 10 remark is distinguished
tor his attanments, and who has charge oi
the public laboratory as chemical lecturer.
Before the separation oI the party Professor
b. took from each of his waiscoat pockets
a paper containing some raw cotton; q
small portion Of that which was in one he
placed upon a sheet Of white paper, and
near it some gnnpowder upon another
Sheet. He touched them both at the same
moment with the burning end of a ciga'
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02

ado you suppose there is any doubt about
my baggage going TO Canaanl" inquired
an old lady of the famous wag r., while he
was "seeing some friend off atthe Albany
depot few days since. MY dear woman =
answered r. soberly, "it will depend In'
tirely on the moral instruction il q, re-
ceiyed. Was it brought up ortbSH;. =
'No," answered the uncompTSanud" !. wo, '. ;,
man, sit was brought up % "a"' cart
"Doubtill case, ma am,
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
THE PELICAN
ny rllr eslsrrRs OF THE WEST"

Amidst tho forest solitude
4 hunter sat him down to rest
Ills feet had wandered many rood
Upon the mountains breast
Ere, leaning on his irusty gun,
lie gazed upon the setting sun,
Alhwart the forests branching crest
The crimson haze was burning low,
And, weaTied with his race, to resl
Tho sun was sinking slow.
a hundred miles, ON either hand.
No dwelling broke that forest grand,
Yet calmly thefe that man surveyed
The elafies Of the fading fire,
And saw, even to the latest shade,
omnipoienee expire
Then turned him silent to the glade,
And with his flint fire he made,
beneath giant branching oak,
eln shuse dark trunk the iirc-liglh played,
Nhaae limbs u'ffioppod the curling smoke,
lis irame the hunter luid
And the gray dawn grew bright o'orhead
heiota lie left the sylvan bed.
The moment Of his opening eyes
II was morn OF dewy spring
lie saw hatween him aud the skies,
\ hIfd on oleaving wing
iiis hand sahH message sure aud licct,
And brought that waudeTef to his feet
II waa mast inpatient deed;
Tue hunter Warfed not with such pfcy
And. ball ashamed 10 see him bleed,
Iufnra NAsfe hts victim lay
Il "a a rfiaau, Wba takes
: IL Was aefuss uuf lower lakes
Aud s1snu. he looked upon
IHs HlIlza plumasa, white as SNOW,
And mafked hHHtath that sea Of down
Tie my hnrs below,
All safd. Il would nab'cr prey
IL ilIsh BY ny hand to-day
1t - a RaHlau ael iai1kr
LIE vim rfssd thee uut Tor lood'
ll#Iiaf eIHn sanr inland Iukc
# II watch thee. giih iHy infant brood,
AHi luHl. aaf maH aud HTI ul lr
I'd It'll iafeEsf ha.dH h.a c1Te
Tin my HslfaH returns
II lHe LAT northern laud W.ib sprng
All IA the slHlHfH streams .hc IoawH
l. hafHH haf HBlfY wInH
faT ttad unto tins fla'Hft hath
IfaaaHs as 10 ma. lgs.it path.
a hats mt dRaIi aml ulukui
T. ia lHs 'afszl HHHHt my i.r;
Gad IIiIi Hal w4HIs mH Ufak uT blind,
~ #iuaI# mH 10 fHH HlHIr
! zH# aHHaH iHH h#HErnH arr--
! HHId# WlHIH lHe IafHsl.s space
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02

While We earnestly but respectfully yreommeud
the foregoing measures to be taken up, and pasted
by the Legislature, We wish this honorable BODY
to take no responsibility on ITSELF iorh has none
to iakei but mus, answer to US, the people, for
any malleasanoc, mlsieasance or non.iuasanee in
the line Of its duties; whether 1t be delinquency
in the discharge OF is labors, or palpable viola.
ton Of the State or National constitution. Aud,
We hold that this honorable body can take onitself
no responsibility while il is in the discharge Of i,s
dulirs, but is responding fairly to the wishps Of the
people, Of whose servants II Is composed. And
here let Us suggest, In opposition TO the fsesmmen-
datons Of his ENeclcney, that taxing incomes VII
never answer ioT a free aud maguanimaus people
1t may do for an absolute drspolism, as Turkey,
Russia, OF Denmark, to whose meridans it belongs
It's nothing less than to tax virtue, intelligence
industry and enterprise to indulge vice proi igaey,
Incidence and mproydencc.
liz Eycell'noy also recommends, that your hon.
oahe body make some provision, by law. to vest
IA the Trustees ofthc Real Estate Bank, The fsit
the State hasn the stock mortgages given 10 TIM
Bank, and by ils charter tran.icsrgd 10 the STATE,
and holders Of the bonds Of the State executed faf
thr accommodation Of this Bank to enable il 10
raise capitalize commence aud proceed with IN lis
operations Such a measure would be an outrage
on the people, as they eau have no guarantee that
the Trustees Of this Bank woud apply the pro-
eeeds Of those mortgages to the extinction Of the
bondi Of The state, the Bank being private cor
pora''on, al the assets Il can realize through il
Trustees, are but private property, aud maY be
disposed Of, as l may choose. Aud 20 far as the
boudhnlden are concerned, such measure would
clearly be a law imPanug the Obligation Of con.
tracts, aud void
Al these things we cn,rcai your honorable bady
10 thIuk Of, believing that on mature d5libsfaiish
yuu will agree with Us, aud adopt such measures,
asg gl eomPar with our y.gas aai wishsz. aud
rebound to our honor, aud the credit aud well.
TIE fEOFLE'
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02

p. M...-,.. 5oroRY....The Wash,
LHD MoNTnEEy "a very accompIissd i
o'heer asannals of Europe. Esamin.
seHrases Of enirenched towns 10 SDa;o
al lSfy other part in Europe. Take a ,bo
oER on Saragossa itself, and vnn s., sa1
''n'ng superior to the affair at Mon,,ro~ '
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
EXPLOSIVE COTTON.

The following minute and interesting
account Of the discovery recently made ia
Germany, by which, ii is declared, raw
cotton is rendered more powerfully explo.
siye than gun powder, is copied from a let.
ter Published in the Washington Union
from the pen Of its European correspondent
under date of
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02

On motion Of Mr.. Smith, the bill TO call
in the scrip of Crawford county, was re-.
ierfed to the committee on the judiciary,
with instructions to report general law on
the subject.
Saturday, Nov. IL.
MIR, NsHioq, presenleda a memorial from
the "Aeehanies Association OF Little Rock,
asking. that the Penilenliary system may
be 50 changed that the labor OF the conyicts
may not comm in competition with the me.
ehanIeal labor of the city, aud suggesting
the pr1prielY Of directing the convict labor
10 The manufacture Of lagging and Rope.
IL. Gaiafs, presented The memorial OF
d. II. Bingham, asking that the act in.
cooperating the Little Rock Bridge Com.
panY, may ba 50 amended as to give the
company the privilege of erecting bridges
over the rivers 81. Francis and Red. Re
Ierfel IN select committee, consisting Of
hessrs. Gaines, PainleEler aud Newton.
hf. Merton. presented the memorial Of
William l.. Woodruff late Treasurer Of the
Stale, praying Tor relief which was re.
ieffed 10 the committee on claius, consist.
ins Of hessfs. Pierce, Mitchell and Stell.
The biil from the House, entitled an act
Ia incorporate the town Of Afkadephia.
was taken up aud read third time aud
passtd.
Monday Nov. 10.
ilf. SAai, offered resolution instruct.
ing the committee on appoHionments to
fepnfl luf the new appoHionment of the
slale. On the basis OF Is members for the
Senate aud 81 ior the House, which was
iead. and m motion Of Mr. Saith, was laid
IN lhn lahls for the present.
Mr. h4aitea, from the committee on
counties and county lines, 10 whom was re-.
isHei lie ael 10 establish the county OF
PaiIIr, repaired in favor Of the bill, which
wa read a lhifd lime aud paael.
hf. PearaH. introduced bill entitled an
ael 10 establish Medical Boards in the
49, 49,. 2. ..........ss 'h=h wts rad first
tine, aad onlefed 10 second reading on
talaonuN.
Tuesday, Nov. II.
Mr. NtCaHH introduced a resolution
proposing sundfy amendments 10 the con.
siilali1n IN relation to taxation and revenue.
Mr. Pedrce, from the committees on the
judiciary, 10 whom was referred the ex.
animation nt the constitution, with instruc.
lions 10 report whether or not the present
number ul members VI both houses Of the
General Assembly, could not be curiailcd
without an amendment OF the constitution,
reported that II was their opinion that such
reduction could be made without, any amend.
menI OF the constitutions; and that the con.
siillllon, so far from prohibiting u reduction
OF lbe number ol delegates, rather loleraies
it. Read and adopted.
Mr.. Smith, from the committee ON elcc.
tions, made report accompanied by bill
changing the mode OF voting from rird roce
10 voting 10y ballot; which were read and
the report adopted, and the bill ordered to
be ensrosscd Tor lhild reading on to.
morrow.
Mr.. MlrrtH, introduced an act to es.
tablish The eighth Judicial circuit. Read
first time.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-02
THE fEofi'ffIE" -

Appr,n,.-Do not European manafehs, who
afe the soyergigu' Of their respective governments
appoint their Judges and why should net tie
people Of the United States, who ar, sovereign,
elreiihcir' Is their sovereign will not as en-.
ishtencd, as 10 the atIan Of government ,or as
viHuous,. as that Of kings aud Prness' l. not the
executive appointment, anl legislative election Of
Judges as Pfacliecd ia our country, an anomaly
10 republic pdno, ancient republican Romc
elect hcr adlGs, her pmtors, her consuis her pro.
eonsuls, aad her quulgr Sparta hcF Epbou.
Athens her council Of three hundred; aud al the
Gnccan States their AmphIciyoncsl Aud. why
should the fopubiics Of the United States, in re.
.Pocl Of ma Sing their Judges, stand back ia shame.
luI dilidrnce, solitary aud peculiar exception. to
al the governments Of the world ancient aud
modernl Here, the Judges are 20, generally
elected By the people, as in other fepubc c,: nor
appointed by the sovereign power, lwho arc here
the Pcople,l as in monarehirs These things we
at least think worthy Of consideration.
TUE PEOPLE.
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NO. log MAIN STREET.

VIE SUBSCRIBERS ~unId aratn call IN,
Il attention 81 their customers and the nuhlic
generally 10 ih"r s'ock al work ma ihev hive ms,
received from Philadelphia an addiI,onal snorly o
'"cN' aho an assortment of everything usuaIl,
kept IN such mn e-Iahlishmeni They hive IA.
DIES and GENTLEMEN'S SADDLES ,( d fIr,
EN- rrcfs aud qualIties. Also a variety Of BRI.
DLtS and MARTINGALES; CARRIAGE HAIR
NESS single and double. eastern vie; comm.n
40 do Wogg"n de-; Can do; common add fine COL.
LAhsi Iisce chains Poid article; IIumes &c Sc
Carthage, Buggy. Cart R'dlne and Wagon Wb,,,
OF dher,ni kind; Stage, Buggy. Drovers' aud Was
eon WHIP LASiES e
lfTNN FRAME HARD LEATHER TRUNKS
"hh birbHchs patent inside locks and riher i'm
p'"'cnen's OF The lnicsI ely le both for Ladics aud
GenIlemen.
Hd"dsone limitation common I,ofier & ho,r fyy,k,
limitation ard Iron frame Hard Leather V.LIsr,
mn" Saddle Baes. Carpet B,g.; some imported one.
oi" superior KIND and finish. Ia which we call The nj
'enn'on OF ihnse ishIDg I" purchase prime nrIcIe
BONNET TRUNKs. Carpet SaIehels and BasIet,
Ii"fse Bfnsl e.. CuHy- combs. Cari4 &c &c.
They viii also make 20 order anything in Ibri,
ine OF business whopl della, aud of A. COED rnaIe.
T'a as can be had. md ~ far prices Old ,.orL
PROMPTLY and NEATLY REPAIRED.
IhInkiul for pasI lavors they earnestly rcoues, |
he continuance OF the same.
feb Ia NIC0IT g. Cam
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STEAM POWER.
CHEERING INTELIIGENcE

a. RArTTUDE viii swell The henri. ~ ,ho,
~ sands Of The afflicted suns and daughter. n
'h" hoppy lend. when they hear The pleasing new,
oi me unparalleled triumph oT me REV'D y
iBBARDS EGETABLE ANTI Bilious
F'bls' winch when rightly applied has been oseI
W every case wnh nntquaed success
m1ip certificates night necessary he obi.iosd.
~ ihoH fhrncy w ihe epte II Dysrsr.is n, ln,l,.
ges''on, Consumption. Bilious Fever. Feve, snJ
Agnei Piies' gaund'ce. Dyssnlery or Blop5y gln,
Dia"bo'' Asiaiio Cholera. Reminen, Fevc, a.
h,,,mmnloy rheumatism. Survey. Nervous or Sci
,S ,rausebe' Neiycos Debility. WOrms Of al kinds
plant. Disease II Women and Children. Cb,,s,c
, shee,''s' oi The Liver, Stomach and Secrsfios
me generous community should snsssJ "A,
sma neaf The cheering Intelligence that REv.D
uIBBARDs PILLS can he bed by senIy,oa
'"s "no"ing ngenis. a $ TODD No'I0Q
JAMES BAKER, Aisin si,est
Wheeling. Va
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w. w. RILEY, PA1ENTEE.
PATENTED ts43.
hibEf's PATENT OINTMENT
Ant BE BEAT.

AM BE BEAT.
TUNHE Following certificates are presented f.
IN The public. whrch places beyond a doubt m,
cnfa'Ive qualities Of this rcmedyi
Pied ant Valley, Madison co o. Jnn95 as
WIN Wiltshire RIley-Dear SIR Nv wife Inv
ing been afH cied with that most distressing of mn
IN complaints. The Piles. nearly eight years,wiIh.
'n' receiving any relief from the best physicians,
MAS injured 10 try The virtue OF y"Dr In.IIy cele.
hfnicd Pile oHirnent. n recommended hy tour
Sgen' Mr. James T. Iiagef. and she was enI,teI,
'ehevfd hy Tho use sf one bottle, aud her rerernl
health Which had been had Tor The last seven wear.
was completely restored. cen therefore cheer.
'n''y recommend Rey's Pile Ointment To ali ne,.
-onS troubled with that painful disease.
WILL IAN NJ CUNE
certify that hive been IN cied ,eyereIv ., nh
the Ti!e, Tor The last iwo years. and alter u,ioe
various rcmedies wiih"ui ohiuinInr relief I 40.
,ndnced Ia Try Rloyis celebrated oinlmc,i lor the
Piles and obtained speedy relief, and I ,hcto6,.
confidently recommend it tn those afflicted with
'hI- painful disease. AMOS s RAMSEY
Columbus o. Oct Is. IA
CAUflON-Nnne genuine unless manufactured
ny The Pa'eHIees. put up in phias made expressly
iof The purpose, lclered and sealed wiIh an engt ,
we'd seal-wuh 'R'lcy's Ointment for Piles; on,en,.
ed January, 1874 stamped upon the cnrk. md
'nVel"ped; with a splendid engraved w,a,uet
signed by the Paieniee.
Is. All letter. must he directed tn
MessiS DAVIS a. WILMER. C"lumbn.
:, General agents JOr The Wes,
ftr safe wholesale aud reIaiI hy
JAMES BAKER. Wheeling. Va.
KIDD 4 co PItshu,eh. Pa
JANIS CLASCoE & 60 Cincinnati.
may % ly
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vi II ID CINE y
sUGAR.COATED
OR IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS"

~ '' '-'DhHN hOLTs
PILLS."
LNoR Intermittent. Remi,,eni. Bilious aud In.
n himma'"ry Fever. Head Ache. Indigo s,ton
Dyspepsia. Perverted Appetite. Heartburn. Cns
uNeness. Drnrrl9a, Dyseniarv. Billions Collie a. d
Wotms. fonl S'Ts>h. Pain in the Head Side or
Back, Seroiula. Scuivv. or any Impun,,cs of The
Blood, Distractions and Female complaints gene.
rally.
There has never appeared a Medicine which,
while u con do No harm. - calculated TO do s.,
much good. They excite q hesihful perspiration,
and open oil the natural drnin, Of the system The
ohsifuc,i"n "i lnssnsisle Precipitation 10 the cause
OF great proportion OF human suff.rine These
pls pcssess The pouer. in nm extraordinary drrtee.
81 removing NIL obsiructons and he's hiut etrculs.
'ion. They must undoubtedly supersede all other
purgaiive med'rines rs they have four-fold nc
''on-v'zi discharge by the Bowels. Lungs, KID
neys and Skin
ChIdten will moi hesitate io take Them; md the,
may be roed on. beyond any eih-r remedy ms A..
hec'uai and saie medicine 6'r " ORNis. and ali
complains incident TO children. Mure children
have been cured IN Nov York The present wear h,
the use oi DR. SMITHS PILLS, than all o,he,
medicines comhibed--as there is no need OF forcing
| them down. like other m~dicipes
One important advantage ia taking these Pills 81
'hey 90 moi ghr"' nor produce nnusca or any uihe
unpleasant sensaion Pills havein n thousand ins,,p
worse than The disease for which they were nd
minl'iered. This is particularly guarded against
~ lhe combination NJ the many ingredients /.
~h'rh Dr. smiih's Pills are composed thus render
| ing them harmless.
These pills are made ofihr pnrea materials; nm,
we have the saisfa' Tim OF having proved 10 IN,
Medical Faculty. that they posses uncommon var
| ines
Tho directions aud treatment Of diseases. sec-m
pahv every b''x ~ n circular uf 4 pages
mo SugarConied Pills can be genuine with
oni The signature Of The sole inventor. &C BENJA
MIN SMITH. NJ ID. President or The New YorI
College Of iiealh.' upon every bor
From The Deputy sheriff of New York.
DR. smiths Sngared Gdisn Vegetable Pills" hsv.
neen used in The Ehr'dge street Debtors Prism
with uneommsn satisfaction. ! have never heard ,
ns"'. me spoken 81 With more interest by tas scl
who have taken these Pills
JAMES BEvINS. Deputy Sheriff
tor sal" by PRYOR a. PAUL..
nov u 9m Marker ST Wheeling.
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ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE.
NM ISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
wv always rrIu.fhaut! Cure lulLows en,.


va ais victorious career.
DAYTON. FEBRUARY lIIh, lsl5.
MIR w Whmore--Dear Sir-As You are tho
regular authorized agent in Dayton, cor the sale Of
DR. Wsiar. BaIsnm Of Wild Cherry I take this
method Of making a statement OF facts 10 yon which
hope viii be rsblsled To The worldly in reference
&" an alm"si mraculons cure wrought in my cass
~ means Of The most invaluable Bulsan.
Language fails to describe The saluiaIy effects il
pr"Jn-ed, aI.d The great benefit derived IRON is
use.
The citizens Of Dayton and vicinity, we'll rccoI-
iecI that on the Bib at August last received scri-
aus injury from the explosion ol n cannun. A pu,r.
non al i'S conrnis entered right side aud brsas,
ant IA all probability ,sms fragments or splinter.
o' The ramrod passed through The piura. aud pefc.
ed The lungs.
~ ili' cIiit al Stage. n messenger was dispatched
to Ciucnnal, and celebrated physician OF Inat ri-
~ Was runsuiicd When he was made seqnainled
WIN my si'uaion, he remarked that nothing culd
he donc 10y medical and, ~ The Constitution itself
wss mo- e0o"gh 10 throw III The dresse
MY friends now desPaIIed ui my recovery and
had u" earthly g'ound 81 hope 10 survive many
days fortunately. at this jinciufe saw one Of DR.
W'safs Pamphlets. eniuled, FANNY Medical
Gnide, or 'Trearise on Consumption OF The Lnnes
As ] had often heard of dying mes catching nj
s'fsws'' ieli Ike doing myself y, the consent
~ nv rhys'eans. seui To yOu for a bottle az iae
medr'ne descnhed. VIZ; 'WIslnr's Balsam OF Wild
Chefry; Which tciie led re immediately Amer
"oo "sed s"me 1--we or bottles 90 far Tceoysred
as !" he up sud cut. Ally cough ceased aud my
lungs Mere re''ured l"H healthy slate all from The
healing and haimv Influence. and po,, .riul med;-
c'nal V"ues "i WIsiars Baisam
were - not from the external injury 4 received
IN my sh"n'deF and ann, by The expl,.,oo. I ice
ro''h'enI that nigh, have been wotkiag a, 49,,
rade (which Is blucksm,ihing) hui thi. vsns NE.
venied. - Pe'
by exposure. have since taken several s.v.,.
c"'d'; nnd NY only remedy has been The B,Isara
Aiid nnw j mosi cordially recommend The genn,n.
"'s'af basim 'o all who HfflrIed with Colds
O"nghs or Lung Complaints ! CONSIDER 10 an an.
valuable hedicIne--a real blessing 10 II,.. vs,Id
A"y person desiring further information may eall
~ me al any lime. Yuuf~. truly
CHRISTOPHER r SMITH
CITY Of Dayton.
Montgomery ~, Stale Of Ob,o
SnhcrIhed and swota to. beIoro me- Jnstjee M
The Peoee This ] llh day Of February Is45
EBENEZER FOWLER:
- testimony @ three highly credaab'e eit,s~ns.
" Day'e"' I" confirmation Of Me oboUs -
We, me nndesigDed. being ultimately acauein.
tu Hh Mr. Sm'ih. and hsving seen md watched
over hin frequently during his late iliDeys. do M,
hesitate To say thai The foregoing ~ ,y go
exoggeTsied statement but 10 enIife, IN f,tl c,.,
(oigned0 l. STOUT
p 70 DODSON.
HENRY SMlTTE
sold N Wheeling by PRYOR. and JcRUNt,
- D'Oss''" JAMS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25
DEAN BSS CURED.
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COMPOUND KREOSOTE ACOUSTIC OH
FOH the cure Of DEAFNESS, pains I'D II.
those dlsagreeabie noises like the b ,so ~ y
lasecIs. iaiilng OF water, whnzing Of steau, n =
&c winch are symptoms Of approaching n, 9f
ness. and niso generally attendant s,itb e. o.
ease. For sale by OK J CRIME iCYETp us
No i73. Man ST. Sole Aoen,
Ihis medicine IL highly recommended anS ~,
ineIous cerhhcalcs sre given, by very Te,pe,t.
able persons, If the many sstoaisbtno -.
Fhich 70 has fCrlOrmcd -, 80