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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21
SAMUEL CHURCHILL
FARM FOR SALE.

z WILL sell my farm of hundred and ono acres
- sua'tu ~ belmont coanty, OHIO, opposite the up
per end OF Wheeling Island. There is about INV I'VE
acres improved good Dwelling, Barn and Stable; two
&o'i SPrlngs and yoang orchard OF 30 l00 APP
PIE rets besides Pears, Peache, Plum and Cherry trees
and Grape Vines bearing The of The bill fronting
the river IS wen calculated for getting out the coal
WIN sen me above at reasonable price aud on good
terms. Applyto JNO * BOTSFORD
mar In Wheeling,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21
MARYLAND Consolidated Lotteries

Glass lfl-fo Ne drawn Al Baltimore. Nd on Mouda,.
pcI. p. l-t~ % uuu,rcrs--i2 ballots.
prize of sONOu 20 prizes Of $50
JU0u 20 800
$500 ~ 9uU
Tickets 50; s1ares IN proportion: certificate Of pkg
Of whoics sos halves ~ quarters iG4
Class lf2Tot be drawn At Baltimore, Nd, Thursday
October 20, ~ - uumhers-i3 ballots
prize OF 10000 prize OF euf2
tcU 500
4,uUO ~ e.OeG
Tickets s.; shares proportion; certificate Of rxe
Of whoies S64 quarters 10.
class Ito be drawn no Baltimore, Md, on Monday,
Oct 20. Isis. - numbers ~ slots.
prizes OF l2htO - prizes OF 1900
6ANU 10 " 500
Tickets dolls; shares in proportion; cert. Of pkg
Of wholes lOi dolls; halves - quarters 20.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21
RICH EVENING DRESSES.

TriNEST Bine Nackinaw IN tie city; also dark greer
- brown and drahs-ine white twiled he'd do, jus
received. fsept22l J. :. RHODES Bridge corner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21
Dry Goods at Wholesale.

SELBY, AGNEW & SWEARlNGEN,
Wheeling Va.
a RE now opening their Fall Stock Of Dry Goods
Ia for lchhiug comprising large aud desirable
assortment for the country trade bought al the present
season. very reduced prices To which they very
Pecify invite the attention OF merchants, being pre-
pared to o1er great Inducements. set y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21
FARM For SALE.


am desous and 1' NH y se err " todete nee er
'areols, 10 suit purchasers and on accommodating
terms ian 29-tf u JACoH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21

BASSFTT g. ROBINSON


opp.J. II. McMechen & Co.'S Shoe Store.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21
TWENTY FEMALE VOLUNTEERS.

COUNTRY FLANNELS AND LlNSEYS
r. LARGE lot Country Flannels and tnseys for
LIZ sale at Tsepel @ " HEISk Ellis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
JOS. S. MELLOR,
TEACHER OF MUSIC.

WILL give Instruction the Piano Forte. Violin,
W Guitar, and in Vocal Music. For terms &c, sc.
apply residence 4t above Union ST., al j.
Melof's Music Store, Union 81.
Pianos tuned, and music arranged for bands. ser'22
CAPS.
- ECE!NED this dav at my store. No 10 Monroe 81,
~ large and spsndd assortment OF caps, embracing
90 doz Oil Giazrd caps do SIX Plush caps; 10 do
Mems cloth caps; do oil SILK caps; do hne cloth
caps do silk Youths cars and fine assortment of
chiiren's Fancy Mirror cans AVERY.
sepj No 10 Monroe street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21

= LARGE assortment ~ Damssk Ta'le Cloths
@s<s Dawssk Table Linen la,t widths
Cotton Fade Cloths; Jacquard Diaper.
NAPKINS and Doyles, Towciinr ct al kinds
Linen and Cotton Sheeiiug vt all kiuds, reed and
for sale low ~ octI APANTON & son.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21
LONG SHAWIS.
FINE BLANKETS.

- IcH F'aid Long shsws. with every other descrip.
Al ton OF Wooden Shaws. just received the Big
Windows. sept22l J. :. RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21
TO THE AFFLICTED.

.sLOUR-liaving arranged with MIR A Bedilion. for
b the sale OF his hour, viii have constantly in
stare, brand of fresh Family Flour for SAFE ty
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21

OF ID ltWarr aud Georsia.
tisss $50 le dawn a. umiugtnu Del Tuesday.
hct ., i-f-. f~ Nos; - Drawn usii,,..
prize " 2jtuu 20 prizssuf 40
SOTO 20 ~
" iuoV " 1876
age OF wltoies 80; halvss SIS, quarters si7 so
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21

rcernsrv condition.. ard ~ prepared to cast thci
81 tie rcNt PRESIDENTIAL election with the stfetesi fcf
So TIE rd ~ the whole length ard breath uf
our cicreus ptnu. from Ssco Bay, W. Maine 10 tre
Bi1uuialus 81 california. And IN the midst Of thef
Z l. 4 ..--. =. | IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21
NOVELTY WORKS.

FYsGlE Subscribers themselves together
l. under thu firm aud style Of Cii,RLEs, Co.'s Sc BE
To- the puFp OF manufacturing at the Whee!
ing Novelty Works Fairbanks Patent Platform Scales,
iatchcs, Counter Balances CoIee Mills. MaesAle Cast
ings aud VIII soon he prepared ill orders for
cry thing in their line AT the lowest prices.
WIN CHARLES,
" COEN
tel REALTY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21

E7OR SALE.-Severa desirable Lots in South Whee
~ ling. Also several Farus in the neshhorhnod of
this city. Aso small tract of land and Saw Mil on
Suniish creek. near Bellyle, Monroe comfy Ohio
Any of the above W III be sold low and ON long credit
by making payment IN hand Make application to
JNO. GOS!loRN, Real Estate Agent.
septe0 Main street, Vince ling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21
TRUNKS.

,T, We have on hand now general assert
49, 4 .Is mant of Iron Frame and Wood Box
=. ~: = .G Trunks, all our make aud Of the
sts~s-S-iSf latest isles, aud for sale terms
suit those " no may want something hetfer thou shoe
or packing box. lsept9gl NlCOII.& CARR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21

vYYARRANrED NOT To siRtNK-feuts' heavy
w Merimo shins and Drawers, large sizes and war.
Iaaied ns, " shIiak, jasi reed ~ . RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-21
e 5. tAMrpis, R.o. noNuAS. wM.N X, LANHptN
Z. S. LAMBDlN x Co.

AT ANUFACrURERS Of Printing and Wrappin
&9Ss Paper, Fuller's Press paper Bonnet Hoards 8u
der's Boards. &c, &c.
VIRGINIA AND PHOENIX PAPER MI Is,
IrhtfliAg Va
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

ScIENTlFlc.-A fact of great Interest - y;
proved by the borings for Aricsian "e1 - !
suburbs of Paris, namely, that as We g. ~, ~,
The centre of the earth the temperature ~
at the rate of about one degree for ess,, ss,
feet. That tho whole interior portion olu''
or at least great part of it, is an igoeTu'
OF melted rock. agtated by violent wluu1 'iSIs a
| dare not affirm it, is still rendered hiSnI 4
bio by the phenomenon of valcanos' I
connected with tho oruptions have V'y
tanned and placed beyond dispute. ilo',~ ,rsr
they to DO accounted for' The theor. r,, (,
some years since, that they are cau'S" ii
combustion of immense coal-beds, Is Pe'''''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22
The Arkansas BaltaIi0u.

We are pleased to see. by the following letter
from the Hon. R. w. JOHNSON, in the last Ban
ner, that the Secretary of War has decided, that
the volunteers of the Arkansas Battalion, who
were stationed on our frontier, are entitled to
Bounty Land Warrants
PENSION OFFICE. Dec 24, 1917.
SIR Your letter of the 10Th inst, to the Sc
cretary OF War has been referred to this Office
In answer thereto, have TO inform you that the
Arkansas volunteers, who were mustered into the
service for twelve months, under the law autho-
lsing the acceptance of volunteers for that term.
and marched from their homes to the Indian from.
tier, come within the provisions of the act of Fe-
bruary llth. lS47, granting bounty lands.
have the honor 10 be, respectfully, your ob't
servant,
q
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

0L1FWe call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement for proposals to feed Emigrant
ChocIaws. We understand that arrangements are
being made for the removal of large number Of
Indians from Mississippi, in The Spring. Propo-
sails received at the office of the Acting Superin-
tendent of the Western Territory.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

Upon our return we found our table cover
eli with letters from our esteemed correspondents.
some of which should have been answered ere this
others Should have been attended to, as request
ed, and some should have been published, well
as some that should not have been published.
We hope our protracteG absence will be a sufli-
clent excuse, and that our kind correspondents
will indulge US until the next week, when we will
commence the despatch Of accumulated business
Among those which We have at once decided not
TO publish, a re the following: "AIegntion,'' of
Fayetteville, ' VIM. TeIl,' Of Madison county
and 50 Conservative - all Of which are upon the
same subjecs; and although admit the truths set
forth in these communications we are not yet pre-
pared to admit the policy OF such avowals when
uncalled for. Santa Claus" of Beaties Prai-
re, and E." of Boonsboro, anonymous and
for that reason cannot be admitted.
- Spectator" shall appear next week
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

0FDr. S. b. McCZain, of Ben,onvie, IS au-
thorised to act as our Agent, for Benton county.
All persons indebted to this office will please settle
with him; and al! other Agents for the Intelli-
gencer, in that county, will please turn over TO DR..
Nice. all accounts and moneys belonging to US,
that may be in their hands.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

NEWS FROM SANTA FE.-By the way of Lou.
lsvilIe' we have the following ,elegraphic des-
patches of lator news from Santa Fe. We COPY
the following from the Journal of the Goth inst:
mere has been eighteen days later news re-
celved from Santa Fe, and by this arrival much
later intelligence from Chihuahua. Col. Newbv.
OF the Illinois Volunteers and Mai Bodine. the
aymaster, had gone to Taos
- Inc Santa Fe Republican saws that the ironns
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

0lFOur correspondent - Ii" at Buckner, Tex
as, will please excuse our neglect. 1t is an acci-
dent that his paper did not go on before.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

0z-The River is now falling. though there is
water enough yet for light draught boats. The
steamer Amulet came up on Tuesday last, and
left again for the mouth of the river on Thursday
evening"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

which hive cone southwark have been guilty of
mapv unjust and uncalled- for acts Of violence up
on the low portion of the territory, and there
were many complaints about the manner IN which
they passed through the country. "A war party
of the Apaches charged into the Rio and drove
off 200 head Of cattle. killing three men IN the
employment of MIR. Throp, and destroying all the
wagons.
il is rumored that mutiny had existed in Capt.
Giles company which was queed by the ap-
pearance of two companies Of lllinoians.
Capt. Smithson has resigned, and or accounts
state that charges have been preferred agalns!
him; rs also against Maj Reynolds, Of the Mis-
souri, Volunteers.
Six companies of-the Missouri Mounted Regi-
ment, the ST. Louis Battalion, five companies of
the Illinois Regiment, three companies of regular
dra goons, and the Santa Fe Battalion left for the
South, and will winter at FL Posso. There are
only five hundred men in Santa Fc.
Maj. SpauIding, paymaser, who had been south,
reported that there were 5000 Mexicans at Chi
huahua. erecting Notifications and casting cam
non.- Picayune.
LATE FROM SANTA FE.-ARRIyAL OF jim BECK
wIrH.--Jim Beckwth, the celebrated mountai-
neer, the most wonderful man of .he age, the he
ro of q thousand fights, the speaker of eighteen
different languages, whose perilous adventures
are stranger than the fctions of romance, and
whose nnumorabe exploits and r-breadth
escapes would, if properly worked up, make the
fortune of any publisher--arrived in our town
on Wednesday morning direct from Santa Fe.
He left Santa Fe on the Goth ut. with q single
companion, but he took direct line TO Fort
Leavenworth, without any particular reference
to roads or trails, he met with OF our troops.
He at time pursued by the Indians for
four days, but escaped from them without injury.
He thirty days on the route, and would have
arrived eight days sooner had it not been for the
Indians. We learn from HIM that Col. Rails and
Lit. Col. Edston had gone with their respective
command to chihuahua. Beckwith had been the
bearer of dispatches to them from Santa Fe, and
informs us, that he left them at Ell Paso, and
/ that they were getting on well. Col. Newby had
but three hundred men under his command at
Santa Fe. There were rumors of another in
surrection when Beckwth left, but he thinks
that Price will arrive before any thing can be
done.
| Beckwh is The bearer of dispatches TO our CO.
| vernment. He will leave Fort Leavenworth on
Monday next for Santa Fe, and will take The
mail back with him w. Herald.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22
]. l.. EDWARD
Hon. r. w. Johnson,
House Of Representatives..
Letter from Capt, DanIey.

We are pleased to learn, from the following ex-
tracts from letter, written by Capt. DANLEY to
Maj. BoRLAND, published in the las. Banner, that
Capt. d. is recovering from his wound
MEXICO, Dec. 8, 1917
train leaves here tomorrow for
Vera Cruz, and | embrace the opportunity TO
write you few words [ am better
but still on my back. The abscess. you discover
ed, was laid open, from the bullet hole above the
knee cap to the large tendon under the ioint-as
the Surgeon said 10 prevent the formation of other
assesses. This Inclsion is now all healed up ex :
cept small opening near the tendon--whicb is
kept to reduce a dark kind of inflammation around
the Joint. The Surgeons say will be up about
the lst of January. | hope so. +
Gen. Patterson has arrived with 5000
troops-among them Hays Regiment of Texans
The latter struck terror anon the Mexcans.-
They are quartered in the Profesa church (Jesu-
Its). When they drew up in front of the church
and before they dIsmounted, a Lepero threw a
stone at of the men-who unslung his rifle,
shot the LePeaIo, and coov proceeded 10 load
his rifle, as If he had only shot dog. Not
word was said by the officers or men. General
Butler IS expected soon il is said, with 5000 men,
Since you left here, Gen. Scott
has put Worth and Pillow and COL Duncan un-
der arrest. The knowing ones,
here, seem TO think that Worth will get the better
Vi 0COIl U6IOTc u ana HlllOW Will
be broken. < Gen. Twiggs goes with
the train to Vera Cruz-some think to take COM
mand there-but others say he is going to Wash
lngton to succeed Gen. Jessup, Quarermasler
General.
Present my kind regards to all my friends.
GEN. Wool IN FIx.-Gen. Wool, the brave
and heroic of Beuna Vista, is a strict and rigid
deciplinarian, as well as gallant and accom-
plished officer. The following good 'un' which
Capt. Tobin tells as happening in camp, must have
excited the fiery little General TO a degree
While sitting in his marquee, Mexican was ush-
cred into his presence whose demeanor denoted
the Importance of some weighty communication
which he wished to deliver.
The General could not speak Spanish, and his
interpreter was sought in vain. long specimen
of sucker who, from the outer style of his dress,
the General took, perhaps, for ranger, happen
ed at that moment to stragge past.
Come here, my man." called out the General.
With an air of perfect nonchalence, the sucker
DOTTED his battered castor and entered the tent.
Do you speak Mexican e. enquired the Gen.
why General, | rather guess not.'
Well, sir, can you tell me of some one who
does 90
dss sir-ee-l jst can," answered the man.
S&ulct, then, let me know where he is - de-
'iahuGu @ 'heVascible commander.
WI n.y. heie," draweed the impurturable suck.
er, laying ess3and on the Mexican with whom it
was desired to>eommunicate, she can't speok no
Thing else NJ
|, To take advantages of persons benevoIence
to work his injAry and run, is the work of fiend
md am moolu- -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

fiown from this respectable source, are reminded
that on some suitable occasion, q small contribu-
ton from them will enable the pious missionary to
continue his good career. without being called
from 1t by pecuniary cares. We hope they will
not be deaf to this summons, when he knocks at
their hearts, we trust they will be opened.
OF Lieut.. Alexander E. .Steene, of the 18th u
5. Infantry, will please accept our acknowledge
ments for late New Orleans papers. The Lieu.
tenant has just arrived from Mexico, having come
down with the last ira in. He represents the health
OF Capt. Danley as improving. and that of Capt.
Woos and his men, generally good. 1t. S. served
under Capt. Wood, and speaks in the most favora-
bic terms of him and his Arkansas boys. Weop-
preciate this compliment paid fellow citizens,
by this gallant young officer, who has himself
plucked laurel leaf.
The RETURNING SoLDIER.--Piackn kney Ander-
son, citizen of Madison county in this State, and
late recruit in the gallant Capt. Woods compa-
ny, 18th Infantry. which distinguished itself be-
fore the city of Mexico, in the late battles passed
through our town, on last Wednesday on his re-
turn home, after having done ".he Stale some SER
vice" as soldier. He returns disabled, having
! lost an arm at Mexico, and in bad health but
nevertheless, he will receive the cordial welcome
of his friends He was treated by our citizens
during his sojourn in this place, true soldier
should be, by his grateful countrymen and left
Us with our bes. wishes for his future welfare.
Mount VERNoN.-The Governor of Virginia
| IN his Message 10 the General Assembly, recon
mends the purchase of the Mount Vernon estate
by the State of Virginia. in the following appro
pirate terms -" The Washington Mounmen
fund is now nearly forty thousand dollars. A
IT may be in our power to obtain, by purchase
the Mount Vernon estate, respectfully recon
mend that the purchase be authorised. and that
this fund be applied to effect it. The residence
of the Father of his country should become the
property of his native State. At no place could
a modest and unpretending monument be so ap
propriately erected, on the spot where he liveC
| and died.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22
" Spectator, shall appear next week.

GFln another column will be found the adver-
tIsement OF S. A. MITCHELL, of Philadelphia. in-
viting agents TO sell his maps. From the speci-
mems which he sent US, and from the general cha
racter of his maps, we thiEk that young man,
who is out of employment, could not embark in
better business. Mr.. NJ. will please accept our
thanks for his maps of Mexico. Texas, Oregon
and California
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

A QUICK REToRT. Whoever undertakes to put
joke on the " Razor Strop Man, is sure to get
foored in the long run. Last Monday, while sell.
ing his slrops in Plymouth, and expatatng on the
evils of rum drinking. tipsy fellow cried out,
4" if rum made me lie as fast as you do in selling
your straps, I'd quit to-day %
Very good" replied Smith, The only differ,
ence between your Icing and mine, is this: NV
straps enable to lie in a good warm bed. while
rum makes you lie in the mud"
The tipsy man sloped, evidently lieing under a
very great mistake in suPpo9ino that he cou Id get
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

TEREIS.-If paid within three months after sub
scribing, 81 So. AT any time, thereafter SO per an
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22


best wishes for the prosperity of his enterprise.
DEATH OF Coz. McKIzzIcK.-By a letter, from
friend at Fort Gibson, we have learned the pain
ful news of the death of our worthy and respect
ed fellow Citizen, Col. JAMES MCKIzzIcK, Cherokee
Agent. He died on the morning of the 18th inst.
Our friend writes US that during the latter part
of his illness he was visited by the Rev. Mr.. Nc
hlanus, Chaplain of that Post, and tie Rev. w.
Stout. of Fayetteville, and it viii be gratifying 10
his christian relatives and friends to know that he
departed this life in the confidence of a certain
faith-in the comfort of reasonable, religious,
and holy hope in favor, therefore, is believed,
with God, and, moreover, in perfect charity with
the world.
Col. Nick. was native Of Tennessee. and
emgrated to this State at early day; he was
highly respected by his fellow citizens, and has
filled several psblc trusts. His decease will long
be lamented by numerous connection and an
extensive circle of friends.
A VIsIToR.--The citizens OF our town have
been enlightened and highly edited by visiting
Missionary, of the Hard-shell Baptist order. He
is something of the elder Knapp class Of preacE-
ers, and walks into the convictions of the breth-
rem with lightning like force. He speaks out
some pretty plain truths, and throws aside the
founces and furbeIow' of diction, and bestrides
the naked object like familiar with the crimes
of which he discourses. He is an excelEcnt To-
gican--shows a great acquaintance with he
scriptures, but a greater with the ways of the
worId-very Jealous in the cause to which he is
devoted, and evidently convinces all who hear
liz, tb,t ba has forSa ken wicked m In and he is
nov as Jealous a christian as he once was wick
ed sinner.
MR RoBKRDs, the gentleman of whom we
speak, if we have heard correctly has met with
worldly affliciions, his estate is now deeply en-
barrassed; and those who have SO proiiIably inn
hihed nt The atreau -c,QQpS Acc.s that .h0ye
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

We are pleased to learn, from the following ex.
tracts from letter, written by Capt. DANLEY tc
MAJ. BoRLAND, published in the las. Banner, that
Capt. d. is recovering from his wound
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT,
THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES,
TO BE NOMINATED BY A NaTIoNLL CONVENTION.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

i To take advantages of persons benevoIence
to work his injAry and ruin, is the work of fiend
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-28
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

II Tnwosenle Sa4ap alila Is sovereign aud speedy
Lon lnarwcut Con.umpt ION, Bauunos-, Lcu.olho'a
y hnes httr rfe1 III t6rnlt M,u.truati5a. lnrounc
jane, ia afY las hlrss thereof, AL ipr Ia en-
Prasbluolut The system, matter wle.hsrthe ne snlt
hsfut ptlluccl 10y iffegdart,, Hines, aeeide
Nothing rin b. more surprising than ats laNlGo rating
tes>nn the human ittm,. Persons, all S.al"-s and las
tuc from taking IT, at become robust aud fall
under nlaonee Itmmodiaely f.t> the nctfes 5
o the lcntlc hamr winch IS the eret cause OF barren
will be expected Of cases Of saelc''" nature
n rNhb:, cereatcs oi performed but We can assure
he afflicted that hildfcs at have hrenrtpurtd to
Several where 1T a les hive been without children, al
lew hotties o tins invaluable medicine have been
blessed with healthy oll~mng.
H. Ny wIc hrnr greatly di>tre sod by weak
Gomez al Debility, aud sutstas continually by pain
aud sensation Of bearing dbNh, falling ~ the womb and witt
other dhhuues, and havinp known eases where yom mod
me ha- affected cures AMI also hearing recommended
as have described obtained bottle Il Nou
Extract ~arsapar. and followed the directions Nen ga
L. short period wed her complaints and rest1l
health Bong llaeiu Ton the hcaehts she reettd
t1c ihus aokna lied gang It, and rc'an neudln
1t 70 tho public NJ - M'ptFs,
Cor. Grand and Ndlls sts