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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07
FOR SALE.
-ARFAITIFI-I. HEAI.THN RI

- BEAUTIFUL, HEALTHY RESIDENCE
n- re ONO River inr sale on ff-t .rf-l- ','l--
- r1 say -l acres- c1e-ttiri % rl.-' ,ll -.l rs
valuable timber for steamboat me ltn- p,
fertile ana produces Wheat. Corn. Cover, &c wen. or
bind. Oh r aver fVo-rlri lt MI and lt- jazz view p
1 miles ils large hrck house, = roo' o-
t-ol- near t10 choice grated f trees 20 . oears pr
fif n-f pay fe -eres, of u price, and PIE ql' 900 =
s-aarInoaf. g0t pay most Q uuf al ~ price, IT h',
clos. - son. ll ari mile from Hanover g. e-e D.
would SUB person " sing 20 elea'e '9ls =. II ,-,i
viii. f ID l- 1 NrQ-i 1rs rom le fl tl i.r ~. DO Jt'
and rlsv be seen o. NINSLOW a. PERhlN>>. wv az
II Naa-Yorz. or app personally or oy letter. posi- pta'
Orb Rev james Knox, 50 F1lrlave--e Sew = ors. 3l a.
H,Ys. Madison. Ia ls2 ,"D,-M
~ TWO HOUSES AND ONE LOT for sale Ia
- hu-cl. hy . easy terms Inquire On ile
premises W. ,-
- At PRIVATE ~ALE-rvo b.. % tle lo-'a SIDE
s. ri III re-. gr.- D. feet west ~ F.-av. SIZE, u
- rel .e.9 rno-lari- ~ he purchase money may
remain 0n bond and mortgage d, per -e1- Pr farmer
ri Isl AJBLEEcEER. A1ctonesr Broad-.t
cat PRIVATE -ALE-A three,,',o-y er.es
F: house With celia and basement on Jlre--- near
II Cre-uwich-st Has Oh tle modern Improvements
TIE yearly rent viii pay iu per cent on me oul it me
---. ri p- HOLLFN Haa Estate and Architecture Once
b. wa sf where Dee has variety OF other places or s-.e
or exchange 49,
r.. At PRIVATE SiLE-Tae whole frontage IS
E iatsl ~ t-if block fronting on NE west de oi lIt
- avenue between Frruefl and Forty first SIS Also,
o,s ou the south eide of Fory-trs'st between Fedh anl
Fh avenues. adoilinE le aa9 ,e; l re,l. "a
vi Broadst
-oFsRM wANTED-A good farm OF 100 TO 80
- sores. well improved AID under 'iaFaAon y c''
- .i-rf .s farrc from market hv river and rtlroad
For yf1 cash viii be paid Address with ul partcp irs
box psi PorOhce. y2- =,
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0-1- PEOPLES ItNt.-ALhANf DAT
NSts---1NAND MONT >TfAMERS.-Dsy sesl e.
uA<as>.Ass<A-ibe HENDRIX HUDSON. Cspt 4 Cor
h.,, T.e.ssvs Tharss ave- and Ssnirisys ~ N fna
H. 100 of Rsrri.g.s making the usual landnss rcrlrS
OF ice opposite days isaac Nru--o,,
CAPT Wm n Peck. OREGON, Cslt \ r - ''Nn' '@h
lSrrfsvs excrrtei.l o. ? VI. ,--,, ........
Csrt T y Hu.se SANTA CLAUS, Nsqi ? NOR iny
Al O'Clock n from fle PIER u1rih 81 ie 20 ba. syst
AL 1f fh- shove hoafs cOnncci regularly WIZ ne hs+
roe4 Cars bound West Esst and Norih from A.ptny -
freight taken ~ moderate pucos. ana WeA its-uN -
wanlrt by IA 01sd from Ansy wlNNA' e-.st. fA
frirhf arr Isl - PEOPLES line Otcc, lti green" s o
2 { SCifULTT pier between Liberty fld N'i.ani 80
o. 10 W ~ LANE wharf between Barclay and Npai-pl "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

FARM WANTED-A good farm o., 200 % l'o
{ = 7-re. well improved AID under clYaaon' 81 c''
49, r.rf distance from market hy river and rnlroid -
For vfrhcis1 viii be- paid Address with fal partc irs
TT FL p',.rC.r-e iy6 So
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.r-~ ALBANY ANp TROY Day llSs

~ - st r. Al~-lhe new ~. tpllaf
sc>Ar~ssssS steamers HENDRIX hlDHON N'fi.a
Go-hnn, ard Aida Captain = n Stone, NJ "a Tea 'e -
Bsrrlay-s wharf daily, t-lnllys cNccpit-l iN Aa} a.
TROY making tie usual landings by ihe why' on or'gk
A 81 ana nrurrir. win leave Troy az o. and a .nya
O'Clock 4 NJ For passage or legti Apply % te ta'isl
on board or Al the 0fcs en- he WHAT uy8
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saIr- ~ Oh. steck Exchange JOY 8.
Passengers Arrived.

100 Lon. TIA nd. 81 100 Reading Rd -s6o 39'
i0o Rcsdinq Rd... .b6) - no do.-....--.s3 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07
DRY GOODS.

LIME BROWN SUEETINGS-ln isrre ois, .ut
L able for export the following -, .e- VI. Rockingham
Wsfham Hope Chelmsford. HO0s-e1, Dorchester " ARE
w.ck. Ceurevilc. Uxbndae Clinton New-N ru.msc Pa.0
Alto Worcester Hlsbor0. New Bedford, Berwick. NyO
ming. Manchester. NEsMlTu co Agents.
je4 5n and - Pnr--'-
ssTARk MILLS SHEETINCS.-2oJ bales and
- b 81 inch brown sheet1gs. FOR sale hy
ie24 NESMirH 4 CO J1 and 81 Pines.
HAMILTON SBEETINGs.-25 ea-es - andl-4
IL and " oelchcd shceiugs, r received for sale .y
ie2 NESAtri 4 co l0 and ~ Pue-si.
HERMAN CA~-INEKES.--D cases Of these
Il i new and btaulfll Menno Oass.mrres Tor sale uy
ie@@ kESNllh a. 60. 81 and s. Plne-si-
DIEACWED GOODS-Comprsirg az extensive =
Dsormen Of'se known styles, 81. - -, o., li, Ia
aud 10 and 95 widths. f0r sale by
my2 &. ?. HARRIS. 81 EVchange-plar-.
NIERINO CASSI fiERE-.--5ocsses slperfne Me
WI mo Cassmeres rising every variety Of color ald
texture for ssle hy G. HARRIS o. EXchanEep ace ly4
pLIE AND WHITE sad blue and orange Pnus--
Drew desirable patterns, rue and medium cloths
for sale by fmy1l c. r HARRIS, % Exclange,pnc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

- INE FOR Albany and Troy dnecl-fQn
-aA~ss-s<siss- Pier ~ the foof " frsls
t.k1 these hosis v errive n Troy n tnr ID axe ne go
les morning trains West to Bud'. srf NoIh 90 Lsss
c..,rrs anil Chemr.an. The low pressure sie-1t1G
TROY Can't Nm q Frszee. on lltsy, " ntsiai cd
Fti.v Al 5 O'Clock 7 NJ TIE new and spen1it ..ean.
go tNPfRP Cart " " Upper. on Tuesday Thars
80 80 Ssrarssv Al O'Clock Freight must Pc plt "a
Ssr-e III he Frcigh AGENT he Company VII % =
responsible flr css Fo passage &C. spy ON p ar q o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

FIREs-About O'Clock yesterday evening, q
are Wa discovered in the Of house II Delaney
.t but was extngushed before much damage had been
done A fire occurred the same evening in the black
smith shop Of Nicholas Ritter, Watcr-st which was
also promptly exingushcd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

KSICKERBOCKER FIRE INSURANCE CON.
s-s0Ho-Ong inaly Incorporated ~ i798-Ths Company
continues against loss and damage by IRE On ne
most favorable terms s operations are confined chiefly p
he CIV n NewY1rk ami il immediate proximity. Al
losses "a listed AID paid with prguprlels and oeraily
DIRECTORS.
George Ireland. John Ootlou-. George Arcuigrrs,
Ru3-r, Benson. John Campbell George Coudll,
JOSHUA Brush. Robert l. STUART John Gray
g0fd. Moore. Elxari Cook Asher Riley
ArfhorV Lsup. Adam a1rne. Robert he nit
BEN De Forest, william Tucker. Cnas P. Lev ERICH
Anthony Charlton LewilC n znersley. " ian Brow 4,
Alex LaWelce, William 4 Dean, Henry ellsworth.
GEORGE IRELAND President
q NcDoxArn Secretary. olH
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A DEAD SHOT ron nED-BUGs.

NLFFF + Ff-AI
TUE DEADSHOr BED-BUG POISON, new article
eNcrtinr sYtanf known flr destroying th-e 'o1lols
vcruln lst we'd 1r Or safe. whorst- and rt. ~
kETCHAM 1 HENSHAW
ieI7 In II Fu.ion-st \ Y lie Only sgeuis us city.
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To LET.

- uoT-F NANTFD-Tbose who may wish %
a lease a holse 10 ls upper Par u le c-'s lawns A'
-
ie1sat ay lllressin- .--e Or A : t-'i L-c- ~ ~
e. HOUSE OLET.-A -e1-rel furnished Use
trs tn r.r.rsrl slt central pan .. uc ..l. h'
IL ,ri bard r fsru or "a rir wolt he reried 20
s,r -.-ra4 r,nIv Address ~. ls E1sf BrouiraF tr 81
- To LET. no Sorlri.st-A -'vo--1rr d"-l.n W.
Ia tea NON lr- bathing runr range i1 l-r .lea il+
- ard cold wafer. Ar-e yard Inquire a' % fii'''~
iyi
-roTFT-A Co-,re ~ the country. si.tablefor he
II, Sumner near one depot. -c. s1u- Lnls iaf re-r
- chan Inquire 81 M X. GRAY. So DE Hoe. a. nc
White Plains DeuuL -ti ~
x. TO LIT OK LEA>E-Tae rear uutaiins N ,lt
r. 8r1adyFav. entrance Oa-ar1r-l.n- l,e 'l.-i-s
- f-e. hv -. ard stories f-n IS iA erai -l'ef
n-stn-yvs lighted tdree SIDES mas -s % very -e. 49,
fr 4er-l mlflltcllrrl qurpo-e- Dc can 49, II 49,
no small dwell ~ srs-fruer t0 ri to great aiFAnsse
pr particulars apply ~ Wa 3. shlPMAN, 90 hr prr,
iae-. N.Y..
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-r-v~ WESTERN --lsa>-.r TTIITl :
{ s-NL.a--i<sAGE COMPANY-Nev - -

ss-fss~Ssss-s' N York FOR the purpose
meeting the lsi demands Of te public n he want OF safe
cheap and comfortable convey tnce ior esranis ana or
er8us wishing passage West and North and also 90 re-
eve lhem.eve from he Olm Of frauds heretofore puc
feed and prevent he utursiO secure io he car
rer moderate compensation and 10 the traveller saiey
against impO-'uon--the proprietor upon me principal
lines of our Canals have established the above Company
which under their immediate care, Of agents Of chaac
ter and ability
M, Conn any propose making very low pnces-to pub
sh hem ard allow mo- higher price io be- taken 10 any csse
Al several points the route the names Of responsible par
Ties will be gven who VIII be- accountable ior any wrongs
and viii answ er and satisfy all Just complaints.
The FOLLOWING ASS THE RATS Or FARE;
To Uhca.............Sl bio Ere, "a go: .....'N ~
syracuse .......... oo 80 Cleveland, Ohio 80. ~
=. Roeses,er. al Toledo, do..... 5 IN
Bufslo ....... n0l 60 Detroit Mich ....... 40
e. Nuwauk zee WIS.,. 8 On. %. Southport, WIS.,. a.
Cincinnati Ohio. oOi q. Chicago. III ........ ~
We give below some Of the principal propneiors who
compose the association;
IDE, COLT 4 co. Troy and Enc Line.
q. y CHAPLIN co. Merchants Trans. Company.
TT PEAsE Merchants AMI Mllers' Line.
J.H HOOKER, r. a q. and \. Y. o. Llues
n. r MECH. and o Line and \. Y I. Co
IA WILLIAMS, EckiCrd Line.
RICE. CLAPP co T A. Line.
L. &. EVANS Eyanss TT. Line
II b HEWETr 4 co. y. Y. and Ia Lice.
o. q CHASE & co. ". 4. Co
D n. GRIFFITH. Orfffhs W Line.
{ l.. BRACE co fulton Line.
WALTERS A co. %. 7. Co.
c A GODDARD co. and o Line
" MONTEATH 3 co. Clinton Llns.
NJ McCALEB u co. Am Co.
H. WHEELER x co.
For farther Information b routes and fare, cal AZ e
following Offices belonging 20 the Company 81 Cedar-st
in the oice " the Albany aud Troy Steamboat Company
the pier foot Of Cordsnd-s and i8 Wefs corner u
Barclay-sL JOHN ALLEN
as nne0f Superintendent N-w-Y0rz
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FOR SALE-P.easanly situated

- FARM FOR >ALE-PleisanLy ,..uallt o.. ~.
- west bank 90 ile Cayu-a L4He'' hr. sl.l ~ ..'
- R-sre miles from seneca Falls. and Is miles Gene
va 10 10 DE pleasant situation on me Lake sAofe' tl
fr any person wishing to retire 90 hr country ll.e
..f ff distant where there are several ciifclr7 hi
Post Once The lun contains about lt' acres ahd = e
. on the place. and rhe peach orchard l. me hnes n Ar
country ON the premises are good iWo-s.ory mousse
f.. r,rris re-nulse ceh0use SC. For terms apply ON
fh nr-n .es or to W ARNErr ESQ. seneca ais or io
WILLIAM T.. BOYD. q S0uh-st New York le- ia"o"'
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NIFN,. FTRNr~UINC CnnD4 u

w choce styles Cor >uanerl. AOAI p has u, r-c' red
per recent arrFuf. - ADDITION io hls FORMER f.lcA o
Meme Furnishing Goods suitable for DE present aud CONF
ing season selected with eyrrts- fIf retail Trade
CIavuls af -ls safn ctmbrc. COTTON AND oler desirable
syles. Hus|ery-garze. mtruu and cotton vesfs of att
SIZES warranted nut t1 shrink u wa-la-I Sf. cotton,
Lassl rrsd. imperial cotton Shirts HHd drawer-i l0n and
thread half hose and hose an AID qualities. owes Of
kid. si.s Li-ec0rou etc. iu great variety SansN ai
attention given o ile manufacture o customers Shirts "a
DO warranted. with good workmanship fIl assortment
DO every style alHa}s on hand. AGATE. - Broadway
ie.g Im corner fars-nace, y } .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

ALCHEMY csterday a man named Boyle.
who for some time past mas been in bad state Of
health stumbled while passing down Franklnst and tell
with great violence on the sidewalk On beng taken
nome il was found that his right leg was broken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07
CAMP MEETINGS.
THE ZION SQNGSTER

hersly sung Camp and Prayer Meetings and IN reyi
vas OF Religion New edition. bound IN rel and blue EN-
tossed leather Price ST. cents per copy For sale 81 The
Methodist Bookstore Ia Muibery,i and A. their Branch 20
Nassau New YofS. The usual discount % those who
purchase tu sel again. iei7 3weod&4iN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

Han SroRN.-On "Wednesday afternoon lssf.
violent storm OF wind and hail passed over portion
OF This county and city which did considerable damage.
How far West OF the city the hail cll do not learn
hus passed the Ccntcr OF the town OF frncctoRn
and in ssrai Sht line through Rotterdam the city.
ioGehiag psrt Of Chenille along the Mohawk The
extent North aud South about two miles. Entire
fields OF grass and grso stripped clean d
taey bad been moved with a sythe snd fruit trees
greatly damaged Sevsrsl farmers wholly lost
their crops Fences sheds aud trees were blown down
various places In the city large number OF lights
OF glass were broken. Many OF the hail stones meas
Gred an inch through and some curoasly formed
being FAT oval with twisted one side 9th.
sFs bad the appearance OF bng pieces Of broken ice
schenectady Cabinet 9Th
GREAT IMPROVEMENT N ftLTEEING WAFER
new Snd original invention has been introduced 10
England Il is cylindrical alter. made oi stone. and
constructed % supcTsctc al cleansing The pass
ins OF the water through the stone frees Il from AT i'm
purisies In suspension and according % the testimony
OF eminent analytical chemist il calculated O. benefit
the pablo health materially TIE filter Is now IN sctve
operation in msny OF thc mansions OF the principal no
ehiy Of the Metropolis. The Lords OF the Admiralty
struck W n the utility OF the Invention = OF
prefcrvng the health Of officers and sesmen by render
ing the water on board ship 1t al times pure and so
irrespective Of climate lime have introduced into
the Royal Navy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07
EnR .mR LONl

: 81 - BRANCH. PORr WASHINGTON MID.
E---<,c-1---sz LFTONN AND RED BANk-Farv =
e.rt.-T1e rev steamboat CONFIDENCE, Capt J L A.
i-a VII nm from f0f % CtaIi1erss- North River, a. io
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08
EjiIG1EbjI!d1

f1ntDABELpHIA MEDICAL. ioUSE-tslaaished
3 Is wears ago, by DIR. kINkEltN. The oldest,
snrest and hest hand ts cure ali forms OF secret diseases,
diseases of the skin and solitary habits OF youth, rs DIR.
kINkEi.tN, N. w. corner IT Third and Union SIS,
bet tween Spruce and Pine, II squares from the EI
change. ,
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Youth who have injured themselves by a certain
practice INDUCED ina habit frequently learned from
evl companions. or at school-,he effects of which are
nightly felt, even when ssleep, and destroy hots mud
constitutional debility Immediately cared, and tui igor
restored. An letters post paid.
lOUNu MEN
II YOU value your life or your health, remember, the
DELAY Of q month, nay, even a week, may prove your
rain, both Of body and mind. Hence let no false mod
est, d.lef YOU from making yosr case known To ono VIVA
from education and respectsbuity, can atone isffiend
,ou. lie who -lases hi uiseif under DR.. knkeiin's treat
meat. may rellsiousiy oonhde IN ishonor ~ 4 eenGie-
man. and in whose bosom will be forever locked the SCI
cfet Of the patient.
Too many think they viii hug the secret totheir own
hearts. ana cure themselves. Alas kov often IA Tins
fat al deiusson, and how many a promising young man.
who uaisha have been Sa ornament Ia soeiely, has faded
from the earth.
COUNTRY INVALIDS.
finding IL taconyenien 10 MAKE personal application,
eau, b Stain their case explicitly, ingeftrr with all
their ,ymylouHs. tPer letter posi- paid nave forwarded
10 tlenl a chest containing Dr. Ms %nedieihes appsopri-
stea accordingly.
Pacsares Of Medicines forwelted 10 ay part Of the
United staiss al a nionoHt's notice.
VI ? POSI- paid letters, addressed to DIR.
Philadelphia, will lie proinIy attended 10.
see advertisement IN the spirt of the Times, fhis
de,nntR. Nov 26-iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08

e,apsi nt-henee q remc'y which ers-.-Hr csf,
'ifs Of rhysfrst usis mU.r Ie one ei
'He rrsstest of blessings Co iho-e ~ r.sa v,.rt.t We
NINE " REMEDY owe. aT0t.ars used f.
Frusie Complaints. A. 81 who H= rf4r~sritd with
tHcm know. snd - en- who viii USE hem will Dc most
PERFECTLY convinced ty fht results.
HEtgH'S CNIARRH FCNUfES.
Ihess powders are aU efcctu frru.fft fog. rtln-s oh
sfruciipns o. tho heed snd rosa w. arr ..tlutrf Iy
-"-s o. llttN utotter causes. A. sTN - NHN uufI
70 pfimsry cause OF rnry of THE wN-.r rHs-s o. o.
Mammalian 81 the Eye-. Of faisi ase r-ts uf tIr t.rtsf or
"Wdple, orevsn 81 The Lungs. tudr iHr 1usa.HgtiDn
u IS ~ nc highest consequence thai tHe taarr-r siuUd
~ sttrnded 10 Sfd .herkrd ~ its a.. .es... .uf, before
uttfmtrairs ~ something worse. at.H. nIIsN tlF-.
here v nothing eqfsi to these CATtERI RON nLES.
Nff remove 81 murtid ~ puuuleHt msUer from U.ftsa az
iseied, ~ producing q nee. essy eufua'U discharge
TON The cinggcd or ot-'rucfed Organs. e0I rNcir Hraf
wv s"cre'iots IN Tho glands srd meHttsrH-. restoring
~ ihe very tfst remedies used for luft ru- mtFr russ
f' q sNothet rNrre-crHce- which a. rI ir tr rasal ca
ettics The - -irguisriy prompt De c'rciiv- 20 cur
.uE Headache. and ~ rivtT- r-est r. sf fn tH ra~rs art.
s|nf fnH Colds in the head. sud for. a. excessive deter
o. irliion of hlood To the braun, SUI other fn'i 'f srer
RRir TING PLASTER
Tbs - one ofthe most vtiushie 81 ttHutc- itrlt'nis BY
'ofHc sYp'ivf over The nars addicted q reiievcr acute and
rhrunfc rains in the sldc and chef. aHd turautroipn cd"
thr frroat or tronrhitis ltcufcsd ~DftHv~-. cog d"Iurts Of
foFrfuv. nrd - ono ~ vcry ttst rcH dies for at diseases
ef t4s srirs sud ~ t-c sad OF lrlHH.
AZ these Medicine ~" pot ~ uH#'r lr. Resell g im
mediate supervision. and have MS eHfs- euf Nfttter
nature attached 'o every toI. o sage, rhiai. hotuc.
g. to prevent tie ruhiic troui tciH- lr pHsed upon ht
spurious limitations, r0uuicrteits COZ surrraN i.o"s arts
ces; AND the puhiit aye e7-hN |caNtiuHs- gfEfHst "a
- have his likeness and written 4na,tIe on each OF
tho aroyc named remedies.
For further psfttes'sr- respecti pt B'ar Fnot
4 Medicines So %rampalei, which Hal ie cfiainei sra'
So A. Tie agents
For sale BY Jswcs RAker, Vince inr. Va .oni Jams
Burey, ELIJAH. thiown, Va. oct -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08
REV. n. wIRRARD,S
VEGETABLE mt BILIOUS
PILLS

FTIEy have proved Of the greatest beneat in reiicv
= ias and curing estimate anu dangerous diseases.
where other remedies have failed. The wors, cases .f
chronic dyspepsia, invctcraie costiveness, ind ccstfon
dyspeptic consumption. bilious choiic. orysipeIas, rheu
mat ISM. nervous or sick Headache. ami piles, have Teen
entirely cured by them; also, liver complaints Of long
standing, enlargement or congestion of the Spleen, soslc-
times called sguc cakeIs the side, bilious fever, FEVER
and aguc in all its fsrms. i%aundicc. chOlic or spasm of
the muscular coat oftbe stomach. diarfhra, d,scniery
or bloody fux. cholera and its preuOnitory SYMPTOMS.
tof which many hundred cases have tecn cured ) mental
arrangement, ncr vous debility. droysical swelling, numb
psiscy, cpilers", apopieSy, sea sickness, scurvy, a$th
ma, plcurisy, worms in chiisrcu or admits, fits, Iaoss
ness and irrcgulariiy OF tho bowels occasioned by ieci.
Ing or irritation, fe,ers, whoop,ne cough, scarlet
hives or Group, crupiions of the skin, &c.
They are mild but e!lcctual in their operation uron
the system, not causing debility or too sIeat ercffcitels.
They are perfectly safe and proper TO he taken in ever
pecuilsrity ofsituHiion. climate or disease VIII ere AMI
ierattve, %cathariiG erlaNaiive would prove lssncficia =
tt" .Te compatible " ith every climate. and have Ist'
fonnd excellent preventives Of the Diseases n rident
bot temperatures aud new countries, as fever and Gu
bilious affections, &c. They de'crge aud cleanse h
blood, cause a free circu laiion, open ohsirNci IONS l
promote the secretion # healthy hIic. They Civ
strength To the stomach, causing The digestion TO be ma.
uIal, vigorous aud healthy.
ETtruct from II Letter from the Rtp. Media"
l,snson, Of the Georgia Methodist Con-
ference.
scsrvKs Co., GroroiA, April 90. 1874.
Rev. and Dear Sir:
Tie fever and aguc is very prevalent in this State and
your Pills are almost a certain cure fpr il. l have broken
tho disease upon myself W 18th two doses of the pills, and
| am not alone in this eI pericnce. ! have known many
eire that exactly suits this suitry climate. Yours, &c.
MEHAn MUNS0N
For sale by BAssETT & ROBINSON aud JAMES
AkEg, Agents. pr 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-08
VEIN. VIpI. VICI.

tEANi, VIII. VIII.
rR ALIENS VEGETABLE COMPOUND, for the
~ cure OF Dyspepsia. LiVER COMPLAINT. NEB
NOUs DEBtL.iTN. bliIOtHE FFECripNS, &c &c.
This medicine i. offered to the pubic under the as
suranoe that there is no article in existence having s,ron
ger claims TO tleir cousideration. Beng compounded
by 4 regular GRADUATE or JEFFERSON cot
LEt.E, PhiIadclphis, and y practising Physician OF
twenty yssrs standing in Philadelphia. his Tong expert
enee Las confirmed him IN the opinion that a compound
ed medicine was requiresft tn proven, and remedy the de
hnitatson produced by residing ~ low ailaSMs ~
CLIMATES and 10 couitirIaci the pfostialins intuen'
oes Of the many nervous disorders with wliciitte iu
man family ara afflicted.
Or. ALLEN il wei known Physician, ard has
uses the above medicine in his practice for EIGHT
YEARS with the most astonishing effect. having tested
lie qualities IN above five thousand eases,
No medicine ever received more fatiering reconnien-
ds,ion from Physicians of eminent standing than has
heeu bestowed on this. Read the following:
The late DR.. GEORGE MCCLELLAN, of Phiisdel-
phia, pronounced II one Of the BEST TONIC prepare.
tons he had ever used, and recommended II strongly in
Case Of Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility. etc.
The follow ing is an extract Of letter rom
Or. ROBERT AGNEw,
an eminent Physician Of Lancaster county Pa.
"DR. ALlEN-DGAR SIR:-lt is with great pleasure
that inform you OF the success attending your Medt
clue, white employed in my practice. | dfmly believe
use OF your Medicine, rid himself Of This thorn in the
pathway Of life. Not only in Dyspeptic eases, hui III
all eases OF constipation and desseses depending on q
dobilitaIed state OF the nervous system, Together VITA q
torpid slate of line Bowels. will your ELialR be of ines
timahlc value"
The next is a letter froa
j.. A. CLEN ELAND.
q celehr aied Physi ian and Druggist of Oh. rleston, sc.
given in his Owl words al length.
Chorieston, april l3, 1917.
DIR. G w ~ALLEN-nEAR SHIT is with great salts
faction | take TINS opportunity of adding my experience
in the sale and prescribing OF your Vegetable Compound
for the cu4 OF Dysaeps a, within the last eighteen
months, in more than one hundred cases of tie most
obstinate nature, many Of them being Dys$epdio of from
to hteen years standing, and had dehed every treatment
andcilmate, al last yielded. and were entirely CukED
by a few hotties oil Your invaluable compound; never
had a Medicine In my Store which has given such a uni
versal satisfaction and made so many perfect cures.
| can say, IN instances whsfe ii has been taken for
Dyspepsia, thai has ever failrdio elect a cure.
Respectfully, yours, &c.
DR.. J. A. CLEVELAND,
Druggist and Chemist.
A CorY1 900 X ing street, Charleston 5 c.
The above Medicine can he had James Baker, Vince
ling, Va, A. n Williams. farkersbure, Va }. &c L
keakiu Cincinnati, Ohio. 2 A fahnesteck, Pittsburgh
and of Dr aggis is generally.
a LEN & WARD,
Nov II Proprletors Phila.