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From the Daily Wisconsin.
UPPER CALIFORNIA.

AT TINS time, there Is considerable dlS-
cuSslon about the value OF the cess'on OF
this province Tor the ! .nied States. 1t
contains an area OF 5o,ooo square miIr,
--eNtend'ng from me 52u 10 the t-d
parallel OF north latItude--wllh sea-
coast OF 1"lI 90 m'lrS. Its area IS equal
to arm states OF the size OF New York
But thus Is not ialr way to estimate ITS
EaIue' as nearly nan OF II IS covered WIN
ranges OF mountains, or desert PIli"S OF
sands "h'ch never would support any
'iiihg "'l SlF'-&i'"@ poPu'"''oi,' lh'
peculiar feature Oh '"'9"'"' Is the scar
eI'y OF ram Proo"c'I'n r"qoIrgS IrrI-
@AN'on, as III FrFsi" ana .iSA'lc "rN'}'
but then 1t produces the most abundant
crops ne SOIL beng sandy loan!. IS
j PECULIARLY adapted to irrigation. me
If"ils Oh eastern Cil'h.s' soch as "d'ts'
figs, and grapes Tor ralSenS, are grown IN
abundance. ne vine IS Sl'o 10 llr'Ve
as wei as ID rance or Italy, ana 'hrre-
Ior'' some suppose mat II must De d VINE
growing country
!
N"fTH"e"'o ana around the famous pay OF
San FRANCISCO Is the Wheat-S'oWlnS re- re-.
slon. and It's 1er''Il'y Is truly eNtraordi-
nary, Forty bushels per acre IS SAID TO
be 'he average wheat crop ou, Sixty ana
even one hundred bushels nave Deeh
grown Inns grain generally reaches ''S
maturity IN lhree or Tour moI'hS from
the time OF so" ing Corn a'So yieins
Wen, ana alordS an average on rom ~
to oo bushels per acre without iar'lltr
attention from the time " p'anIn9 'i''
picking Potatoes, onions, n'ois car
ro's, &c may De produced 10 any qua"-
NY, WIN very niue 'rouole' "oacco
mas aiSo oeeh ralSeo ny some u ''le III
liaoi'ah'S WIN most Ha'terih2 success
some 1raVelierS say that the 'ai'eE Oh 'tle
i sacramento ana us tributaries Is m' gar
deh o, America.
| - MS beautiful eNpahSe leaoS lhla''''
from the Bay OF San Francisco Tor nearly
400 miles, almost to the base OF llle all
lorna mountains, and averages between
on ana % miles IN width =,
"lhe valleys are compara,'Velv wen
tmbered with several varieties OF wood
consisting principally OF white OAK ASH
cot'ol, "o"o' cnerry anu "i''o"' Hr''e
the adjacent hills afford occasional Tor
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&HEPME 10 ls'S
S.3SIPARILL.l
Nor hs permanent Cure ofa0 Diseases arising
from an impure condition The Blood.
PURIFY THE BLOOD

RI, ,.:t, c'1,a,.,, H., ~.
nv " ''', WI" , 70 "', ','nrsJ 'r,,.n,
", W nI;'"' ,I.a ',,ast l,,,,hsnrn
~.n sio"'a ,,';.,, ,,'',,i,'Iir .|r.II,,,,
"h''a' ~ ta,,I ,,,,G, ,,t,;,.t
~, h',,;,, Dl,,a,.ti.n, nI,;,n s,y,liin,a dis,
'.o',' '',,a.',,'' at;..i,,,,s az ,r,, nt' ia,
c"scu oo',.' ,;r c,,,,,, n,,I.,ItIy IIond shonId
.sor,in Tho grc,, rosio,Er or Lsnlih-
a. wv 49, ',,o,I;a;,s S,IFpIyERns SARS
the s,nG " I'rI,.ds ,rhn hnrn hren ,a,;c.
~ - ~ ,.;,t, I,r,,,rn,,o,,, 81 a.. orn.rs
,u ,t;on and scc,c,,nn have been renoyu
,od -cnrcd rcstnrcd Ia life as il were, aud arc
'eu,I." go. " c,''r - ,,;. n,onder-
n, y,In,,is rr,n,ro,,on scores
iI' a'nt hand ~ rrn.o tn tho mn
~ ,e,'a;r ~, a,',,orf,,l eg;c,c,.
ION 81 NIPPON CT RED.
D.. H. ,,oo or CLo.L,.ro S,rso,o,;p,
N9 ",' 's' -, t. ,,,.a 49,
me 'oi'o"i"s n n"'', s''to'''"" a,
speclnoie stahG'iig !" D1'.'n''r wy o''s.
tuaIly cured OF Una, oreSc a., u'eedse I",>
non, ny lc" po,l'es oil ''"cpne'o 7"',
ia: BALr'hoRe' ing @'t', ''4'
TINS IL 10 ceFt,,y '''at was ,!st S'1'",ns u''
aea symptoms u oonS"mp,' ' = '"s "n
III was rrcoihinenae" 70 ny S"eP,'''uS SUI
aPafl!"' "'.'' 'o''",','''. w.. '''' "',' Ir
,he slro'seS' 'o',' ~ "'' t'',t p" o"N ,1
az no" 'np'''' 'IOo..''' NY Wv H. "
1'o'. '''''> w ;J.,: ,i -. ;.i,on, ,L
oe' no n,E,n pIr,ltETTS, wv
iheoie'"c 10 :" 40 - IIN,i,
,,orr,,,r, C rTiD d., va
p, LhoI'N ~ - y. 49,. i.i-' c. D.,
no" many arc '!'.' N'u',,"s '"'' N'on
c"h'' Ut to'7"'''r''" "a '"' N''''''' ""' w"
'nu'hs ~ s''.e |u' ?V"i 49,
""',' ,."'euy " S .''o IN oa:'., 81
ii'pu' 'nep''''"S r ''''," u, :. 80 %''''' u"
ios' instantaneous '''e "''" " ,I; head Tho
E'Hnent cure III a.. ,NS." VI an'> Nt'd' ~"
ioio"e Is one " ,','"soT ., ,'S
ease "1o'e' 'u'ou " ''e ''' VI ''''p'''0
"pa'"'1' p.,,;.o ,,n. oou, ,c,-
1, .,c ,I,"t n a"r DUi' e., ,,,' hoa
"''ooS ''''"s ~ - C C,'' nt:.S, I
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For The Cecil WHig.
Midnight.

How many at this hour lie sleeping
Still as yon silent stars on high
Bat some are seepIrss and are weeping
That they cannot, AID dare not die,
Some eyes are closed and lips scarce parted
Still feed the soul with living air,
While others greying broken hearted
Curse the breath that holds them here.
And some are dreaming-gentle visions,
Through the wrapt soul now bliss nfuso,
While some arc writing meath missions,
That the torn heart can never lose.
Babes with soft hands & lips that parting,
In dreams are kissing whom they love,
While men from sleep are wildly starting,
For sleep 10 them hell doth prove.
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Hobensack's
sMessicasee5 EE os'1,a Sys'a.2a,
OR
THE LITTLE sUFFERER,S FRIEND.
IN entirety Vsee'atle Preparation.
FORTtIE
TT,,- ,VDy Tf,yrEnS, n ~ ~ m NC
H0bensack'S
DESTRUCJJO.v or TORNIS.

In offering this valuable Family Medicine 10
the public the propretors are fully convinced OF
the gefh necessity there Is 10: such ii preparation
that combines sGttty and certainty of action as
there are and have been mary preparations Of
trrcd 10 the public ,hai do not possess the mr.
taos Claimed FOR thrm.
OrI Mcdicrted Worm Syrup is compounded
OF such vegetable productions as stand high III
the estimation Of nc Medical Faculty for the
destruction Of Worms which annally sweep oil
thollsand of children Ia an nnimcy grave, for
the wan, of such medicine as our Moderated
Syrup which vii Ctcc,ually destroy them
We offer the following Certificate COZ the ma
nv ia our posse sson) to show the decided effects
Of the Syrup III discriminating Worms.
Spring Gulden HouGh I. 1916
Mcssrs J. n. &C. s. liobcnsack.
Gen'IeInan--l Unsolicited, scnd this +" l'"'"-
Nal concerning Your mvaidaI! - ''' ed
Worm Syrup From early inauoy H.. .. gh-
'rr. a child now is months, las been afflicted
with Worms causing daily the most severe and
distressing pans. Al tines she would be al
frantic aud mluluuguablr; would ran up ana
down the floor, amt knock herself uucpnsc!Ouslv
agains, the wall. Fora IolH tine we were lg-
noraut Of the causr--a' j, rt,l, being impress
sed with the bolicithat worms were the cause
we commenced irving several medicines for such
a complaint, from which the child dersvcC no
benefit whatever. As a matter of course. the
child was much red"ccd in tlcsh, and had all the
symptoms OF such complaint Accidentally
meeting with ono Of your circulars, we were i'll
duced to try your medicine. We had used 1t
but few days when great many worms were
brought from her, one fail SIX inches in length,
and scores varying from one to four inches.
need scarcely add that the child was speedily
relieved. and that too before we had used one
IS cent bottle Of your Worm Syrup. She is
now entirely free from those distressing pains,
and doing we'll feel 1t would he unkjndncss
ON my part to withhold from you and the com
munltv this information do therefore most
unhesalingly recommend vour NedicaGd
Worm Syrup as medicine possessing super cX-
ccicnt qualities.
Very respectfully
G. HENRY PLUMMER.
Minister OF the Gospel,
Marshall street. one door below Brown.
PREPARED ONLY BY
in y &. s, HOBENSACh.
AT THEIR
CHEMICAL LABORATORY,
South east corner Of end and Coates SIS, Phil
odclpga.
PRICE TWENTY FIVE CENT
A liberal discount made to Wholesale dealer
AGENTS
Dr.. J. Wallace EIkton
X. l.. Thomas, North East
Black S'Brulher Clr' "stown
AonZo Snow, Port Deposit
EIkton Oct S0th lSi,
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John Jacob Astor.

millionaire abound in the New York na,ers
As before stated. he died on "Wednesday
morning last. in New York. III the S5h wear
of his ace. From the Tribune and Herald
we ahrjdue the following.
The wealth of John Jacob As.or. which
a, the time of his decease can hardly he
represented in the sum of ten millions of
dollars. was in no part hereditary, In The
wear 1884, he stood on our shores poor
yon,l-IIiS place of birth was the village of
Waldrop. near lleile bery in the Dnchv of
Baden, Germany: It's time the month ofJulv
l764 Crossing the British chanusI he ii.
rected lis steps to London. .wnere he found
his brother who mad established there flute
manulaclorv. Il saurary adviser.
Atthe iuslauce OF another brother Henry
who had settled in New York as a surc.,.-
I'm, Lu,cNrr. in November of 1854 n, ems
barLpI from London AS s,cerapp PASSENGER
in a vessel bound for Baltimore. Tn, mas.
sare was lone and dangerous.
On lanjine his ;,roDer,v consisted Of sev.
eu nn,es and a few articles of merchandise.
ms "''' BUSINESS " 10 1" "'' '''e''' i"e
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TOUCHING WIT.

The Inquirer has the folIowlng;-A lady
residing in England, who had a number o,
female servants in her family, and 10 whom
She, on one occasion, gave TO each pair OF
cast off half worn shoes lourd the following
Impromplu on herchamDer "ia'''el' Tie sue
ceeding morning:
HOY carem should our mistress be
The narrow path 10 choose,
When all tie maids within the house
Are walking i'll her shoes.
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NO E7Ed'E.

.VTSE7EdSI.
The subscriber having been appointed Consa-
BILE for the Third Election District ofCccil couu
ty, begs leave to inform Ills friends and the pub
lie generally, that he is now prepared to attend
to all business that may be entrusted to his care,
with promptncss.
TTIOMAS THACKERY.
N. j. Persons wishing to place accounts III
my hands, can leave them with John A. Rankin
or David Alexander Esqs,
Deer II, film IT.
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"A GARD.
Brown Il Nirin!ipr,

Respectfully Observation-Disclosures to the Public,
or the very liberal encouragement extended to
hem, since they commenced business, and beg
eavet to inform them that they have Just rcceiv-
cd, fresh from the city, the
llANDsoMEsr and BEST assortment of
EtVll & 6B inter GOONS
they have ever purchase /, which taken in con-
nection with the fact thatthe prices are now
LOWER THAN EVER
induces them to hope for IL continuance Of the
patronage they have heretofore received; to So
cue which, they viii drec, their unwcaricdat
tcltlon.
Ekton, .qprii, o9h ls1T,
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December Term lSli.
Upon application Of John Reynolds, Admin
istulor of George Bell, deceased stating that
some uncertainty EXISTS as to the legal rcprcscn-
,alIvcs of the SAID deceased. Upon which it is
ordered that the said Administrator advertise in
the Cecil Wing and Cecil Democrat once a
week unit, the End Tuesday of June lS4s for
the legu! representatives, Of the said George
Bell, decd, to appear before tie Orphans Court
of Cecil county on the said 2pd Tuesday Of
June lsAS, and prove their claims to the residue
Of said estate. Test
GEO. r. HOWARD, Reg.
A true copy from he Records Of the Orphans
Court OF Cecil county. Test.
GEO. r. HOWARD, Reg.
In conformity with the above order hereby
notify those entitled to the balance Of the estate
of George Bell decd, upon account filed anu
PASSED December Term 1917, t. appear before
the Orphans Cour, OF Cecil county, at Elkton
on The second Tuesday of June 1918, to prove
their claims 20 the residue OF said estate at winch
time and place a final distribution Of Tic same
will he made
JOHN REYNOLDS, Admir- of
George Bell, deed.
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Funerals

whenever their services may be required
Persons engaging furniture from them
may rely upon having il well made and
Of good materials.
ROBERT MARSHBANK
MATTHEW CANTn ELL
Flkton June 27th '46-
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Fall and Winter Fashions.

Dec. 18Th lS41--,m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
NENI XIDI. NICJ.

var l. VEGETABLE COMPOUND. for tho
- cure Of Dyspepsia, LIVER COMPLAINT. NER-
VOUs DEBILITY. BILE u objections &c &c.
This medicine Is offered 10 the public under the as
sursnce that there is no article in existence having stron
ger claims to their consider alton. Beng compounded
ny a regular GRADUATE OF JEFFERSON o
LEGE, Philadelphia, aud a practising Physician of
twenty years standing in Philadelphia, his long expert.
euce Las confirmed him IN the opinion thai a conpOHHd-
ed medicine WAS required 10 prevent and remedy The De
Imitation produced by residing IN low ~AIASMA1IC
CLAM ATES. and to countefacl The pfostfatlHr tuhaen-
cs of the many nervous disorders with Which the hui
nan family are afflicted.
DR.. ALLEN Is a well known Physician, aud has
used the above medicine IN his practice ier El.Hf
YEARS with the most astonishing eteei, having tested
It's qualities IN above Eve thousand eases.
No medicine ever received more Gathering ecommen
teeu bestowed ON this. Read the following:
The late DIR. GEORGE MCCLELLAN. Of Philadel-
phis, pronounced ii once OF the BEST TONIC prepara
lions he had ever used. and recommended Il strongly IN
cases Of Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility. e5r.
The followi ing is an extract Of letter from
DR.. ROBERT AGNEW.
an eminent Physician ofLaucsstcr county Pa.
"DR. ~ALLEN-UEAs Salt is with great pleasure
that / Inform you Of Tire success attending your Medi-
ca. ~ w 5isst ' tagss ed, % 81 TX 'fo IRar es s y.e;ep ! et nay. 1 to- the
useof your Medicine. ria himself vi Tins thorn ia the
pathway Of life. MOI ouly N D~yspeptie cases, hut in
all cases of constipation ard deseaSCs depending ON a
dchiItaied Stale Of The nervous system, together VIA q
torpid state OF The Bowels, VIII your ELiKtR be OF ines
timabhe value"
The next is a letter FROM
J. A. CLEVELAND,
a celebrated Physician and Druggist OF Charlesiop, sc.
given III his own words at lepgth.
Charleston, Aprjl 10, l547.
DIR. W ~ALLEN-DEAR SR;-it Is with great sails
faction | take TINS opportunity of adding Any experience
ia the sale and prescribing otyour Vegetable Compound
for the cure OF Dysleps s, within the last eighteen
months, IN more than one bundled cases of the most
obstinate nature, many of them being Dysfepiic of froui
to hneen years standing, aud had deied every treatment
andcllmate, AT last yielded, and were eniireiy CT RED
by a few bottles OF your Invaluable compound; / never
had a Medicine N my store winch has eivensdch a uni
versel satisfaction aud made so many perfect cures.
can say, IN instances where il has been taken for
Dyspepsia, that has ever fuiied1o eject a cure.
Respectfully yours, &c.
DR. !. A. CLEVELAND.
Druggist and Chemist.
A Cory 900 King street. Charleston ). &.
The above Medicine can he had James Baker, Vince
ling, Va, A. n. Williams, Parkersburg. Va, J. &
keakirt Cincinnati, Ohio, h A Fahuestock, Pittsburgh
and Of Druggists generally.
s LEN * WARD.
Nov II Pr0prtetOrs Phia.
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PmLAnrlruIA. IOth mo. 18th, tst6.
To r. u. Peterson. No. o. Chestnut Stfeet,-llavtnc
been requested TO give nv opinion on the merits Of
NcALiiSTERfS SALNE, am willing To euuulel ate
some Of the benefits which ! conceive I have eXperien.
ced IN the use Of the article.
In the Spring Of Isf5 had an attack OF Erosipe'as in
ny face, which becAme very painful, aud extended into
one OF my eyes; lclug attended WITH fever. my distress
vas great, and | began 10 hc fearful OF losing my eve.
\ short time previous to this.H pamphlet was thrown
iHto NV house. entitled "~iNSENSiBLE PERSPlRA
ZION" setting forth the viftIcs of " McALLlSFER'S
ar the N0RLD'S SALNE."
Although not much a believer IN what Is termed quack
medicines. purchased a boH aud made an application
20 my face. To my surprise The pain soon ahated, and
IN a weeks time J was entirely cured, and | firmly he
'ieve, that il was The Salye under Providence that cured
ne.
From that time 10 the present I have used the article
A. occasion required, and IN every case where ] nave
used 1t, have found a decided benefit.
At one time, on going % led at night my throat was 50
lion Of the Salvc J was relieved before morning.
have used II IA cases at Burns, Bruises, Sptains and
Flesh Cuts. all with the happ4est effects, and sue case OF
poisoning by a wild vine ia the woods, has been dried
up and cured by a few applications.
From my own experience. would strongly recon
mend it to all, as a cheap, convenient family medicine.
II seems 10 partakc more Of an ointment tnan a saive,
aud in very hot weather It gets quite liquid; hence, 1t
fequiresno preparation other then 10 rub II on The atiici
ed part.
Ihave become SO partialto il, that expecitO keep il
constantly in ny family.
Though uuauihitous to appear in print, yeti cannot
refuse 10 have this communicate made pubic, If Judged
hesi to serve the cause OF humanity.
Respectfully thine. WIN ADAMS.
oct &c No pc tId Road.
! For sale by James Baker, Wheeling, Va. and James
Burley, EiizahethtOwn, Va.
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HES
REMARKABLE CURE or PILES,

VI Hiikl1 1tAHT 81 NFAiFb
Slorui Ws-Atn SON. HeiHsbiff Co, Mass Nov %, 1871.
sic4-f- kE1tntV q I%EsrnAv;
JtuIs-Fot thirty Years : have teer aai1citd witt
uiies. generally Helility. aud Iuaau ALTON. es,srg tu
NOR ava urolal 80 at TIE baWcs. aud Winch rai resisted
4N medical treatment Er. Clspuau and others could
eve. The }ast three years et iiN tine. my ~suHcrincs
acN drsciIptiou. ! was confined 10 ns led. snhtlc tH
tcp nlseif. and 81 l~sstgi,su up bay nav r7t sic aus aud
E. lends 90 despair OF ever saining my health; 10 fact. for
Stree days store commenced using d. L pham's Fec
tuary, ! was entirely s%feerhlfss. and NY burial clothes
were maze, bHt under the h%eEefccnt Dr. crcie, pf IrDvi
deuc, and the use OF pr. VFhaiu's ilcctuNy though 40
otp u.N.f have The pleasure of stating the EAtT 10 the
puilic tn1i my health rs now good, ard hope TO live many
years. ift i<God's viii, and 10 make know the virtues
Tahanf's E|lcctgary, an t. recomu end il To- my
afflicted fellow creatures. 10 helped nc tcl oud the CX
r~ectaiion- OF al that knew my case, aud I can only 81
Ia others. that % Is ~ my opinion thr hest Hcd cine in
the world for Piles. or any disease of the bowels. aud II
she, viii use It according TO the DIR ctiots- I WI! riyse'i
warrant a cure ~ every Que. lsHrs. with lie utmost
oppression otthanktulness CORNELIUS SUR
Etreuont. Berk Co. Mas. Nov. 20. lt4f.
The a'oyt certificate tets 4 simple aud truthful story
q sifering aud relief, Of which as pilsicisu aud wit
ness IN the case, cIeeriull3 cnd.tse
Or. CHAPMAN
NoricE-Tte genuine Ipham's Llceiumy has his
writicl signature; thus Ct - Upsam. VI ~ The
and b. aiSn done with a ZEN. Price. 81 a box.
sold, wholesale and reta3Iby krttuAN Il ilESsH.w.
l2f fulton street, n. v, ! C"Rt'MBAGkER. Agent,
for Wheeling. Va, and hv Druggists reref ally through
out the L : and Jauadas. ie27
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the E CRANE PU EGtIl VI
DE-. SsLGESNER's

Sugar Coated Vegetable Ertract PiHs.
f1HESE celebrated PILLS have obtained an env attic
i ualoriety inthe u1Hed states - a curative for gtd
cpsi veness, coughs. heart lrtra. liver complaint. slarvk
sore throat. INV ard Weakness, psipiiaiisu oi tae heart
Indigestion. and a variety OF other uiseases Ia whicl
f-shl. heir, as %utullcine tor the nutlion. In dllre. SONS
utlhe Neat, spring, Summer, fall aud winter, a 4 ubde
al circumstances, hey ca. te taken with perfect safety
aud success. As Il N%etmluge End general medicine for
chiltrel. they are ubrivaied. Being coated with pure
white sugar, cludreu " ~ easily take them; they nri
Cher grippe NOT uausoate; are gentle az thorough ia the r
Iperatiuu. For aduits iN INCREASING The dose. they arr
aqua.s h~enefcial. A. an AHti- Bilious L il they " 40 he
Hluud " itaut a superior; ark any one among the thau
.lud~ VINO usc iheu, andGn unqualified approval viii
te the certair Tesn't.
Remember IN. Cilckuer T. the original inventor
ofsugar Coated Pills, aud tNat nothing O. IN" sort wa
ever heard 81. uuti he introduced them IA june, l.iS-
purchasers, should. therefore, always ask Tor Cickner's
SUGAR coated Vegetable ftlis, ana take 40 nthcr, OF Thea
sii Sc made the victims at ia fraud. Price - coats pei
oN.
ur. Cfckuers principal office tor the sale Of riis, IL 6e
serscy street, New Y lrk,
Nm JACKSON - Liberty 81 head of Wood street
tulshurgh, Ia General Agent Tor Pennsylvania. North
Dina. and Western virginia.
SOd ht ihr following uutl appointed SCENTS.
A O. lalrehnd, MhteiHs; la A Grav 4 co, bridge
mort. IoAn f~eunimufe, Murliusviiei u Brown, Irs
Wrii~iursh; + o Nost, WafreuiOwui Wallace HracA
sr, IA range; Gtdle \ Vance, Tfiadeiphla; Geo " u
Sum, est tieNandrf john Kelley, Ci3ysvuit; sample
sweeney. Washington
NOrfCf-A % tairchiti has been appreciated supply
ius AGENT tur Nesirtn Virginia Agents requiring fur
titrr supplies, aud persons wishing ~ Lsceule Agents
-ll please apPly " hlm. B3
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This Extract of Sarsapariila has been expressly prcpa-
red in reference to female complaints. Nc female who
has reason 10 suppose she Is approaching that critical pc
ROD, " The turn Of iG." should neglect to take II, as
II Is . certain preventive for any OF the numerous and
horrible diseases to which females are subject at tins
time of iifs. This period may be dsiaEe6 (r sertrai
years by HsHg THIS medicine, Nor Is II loss valuable
FOR those who are approaching wonanhn1d, AS It T. cal
culated 10 assist nature by q%alckcning the blood and In-
rgorating the system. lajeed, this medicine Is inyuiua-
ies'
II brace. the whole system, rouews permanently the
natural euerste., by removing the imnu-ihes ofthc body,
not SO far stimulating as to produce Subsequent relaxation,
whichis tie case Of most medicines taken Tor female ws.k.
ncss aud disease. BY W,tng a ten bottles oftlis medicine,
many severe and painful surgical operations mny ss
prevented.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-03
NnrlCE.

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l the Ola customers Of ~ " Jlmcs0u. a. the pnlIic
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Nteei.ns. Arg. -. is4S.
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