davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-23

gentleman whom the dazzling prospec, carly induced to
start for the gold dgsng by the Ch,gre route, has just
turned after getting far Panama. finding there thou
snj persons entitled precedence the vessels from thence
and computed there sir thousand there now eager
a chance 10 San Francisco.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-23

We are gratifed 10 learn that the Hon. GEORGE
z. BADGER was yesterday reelected by the Legis-
Iature Of North Carolina, United States Senator
from that State for six years from the 4th of March
next when his present term Of service will expire.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-23

FLoRIDA.-The official canvass of the vote for
Presidential Electors in Florida shows majority
of 1901 for the TAYLOR and FILLMORE ticket.
The aggregate vote is 7,777; Of which Gen. TAY-
LoR received 4,539, Gen. CAss 3,23S, and 10
scattering.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-23

LIBERAL DcsArios.-Mr. PINsEr, Corresponding Sc
crets Of the American Colonization Society, acknowledges
the receipt Of $1,000 from benevolent individual in
New York. in response the call for the send e
200 slaves Of the Ross estate to Africa.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-23

FRoN rHE ColsT AFRIcA,-The brig Athena, arrived
at Boston, from Port Praya October 25tb Gambia Novem-
Der 7h, reports that the United States briggs Porpoise and
Boinbridge arrived the 10th October from cruise and
sailed for Port Grande The United States soops jamestown
and Pofsm0u were at Port Grande, from Madeira all WELL
The United States brig Popos arrived again October 2Oh
with the United States Naval Sorekeepe, and sailed cruise
on the coast
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-23

VIRcISIA rs. CALrFoRSIA.-The Richmond Wing has
been shown fourteen bars Of gold from the Booker mine,
weighing Asa dws They the product Of two months
work. with twelve hands The value is 4os 81, little
more than 5000 to the hand
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-23

MoRy AngRrcAS WfsE.--A New Orleans paper men.
lions se excellent wine from the produce two prosperous
vineyards near Satcbtz, Mississippi third vineyard has
recently been commenced at the same locality The wine
has the flavor Of hocE, musca and champagne combined
5ut does rot eilervesce.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-23
VENEZUELA

The latest alyccs from this country received by the way
Of 81. Thomas cogm the Of the entrance Of Paezs
troops into Msacabo and announce tina, in Apue Casbo.
DO, and Gua the inhabitants bad revoed against the Co
vement in his favor They had not however been able do
much for want Of arms and ammunition passenger fourteen
days from Laguayra states that the situation q Venezuela is
most deporabe. The pasans Of PAEz ardent in his
cause while MoS,sAs and hs friends are undmsyed pos
sessins all the Of the Government Both parties
have mutually TO exiermnate their adversaes and,
in the pursuit Of their insane and vndctve projects they will
go far according % the testimony Of those who know the men,
to destroy their native country--N. o. Delta.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-23

Brevet Major General PERsTER F. SMITH arrived
in New Orleans on the 9th instant. He was to
leave for his command upon the Pacific in the
steamer Falcon, for Chagres.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-23

The New Orleans papers Of the lh instant the
death Of jos LASprs emiLent and influential merchant
Of that city.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-23

II appears that the election turned on the ques-
ton Of excluding slavery from the new Territories.
The candidates being interrogated on this point,
DIR. HaNNEcAs declined TO give positive pledge
favorng such policy, while Governor WHTcoMB
did not hesitate 10 give an unequvocal pledge.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-23

INDIANA SEsAToR.-We have already mention
ed the fact OF Governor WHTcoaB's election to the
United States Senate by the Legislature of Indiana.
We learn from lie Indianapolis Journal that the
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-23
lO,s52,36s

Showing increase in four years. Of serenity per cent
The "Western Farmer" has found an his ques-
ton New England il his customer before all the world.
She presents steady and constantly increasing market for all
kinds Of his surplus productions. In looking New Eng
land he looks a certainty there is nothing depending
dry weather weather. but heavy supply wanted
der all circumstances Here them he has found his dollar and
he invest it, We tellhim frankly that he
If he expects sell to Our ability depends
upon ability sell the productions OF labor
We have gold mnesnohing but fish, ice granite lumber,
and and be made available buy -four and
corn, reduce population, by emigration to that
number which live upon the and the SOIL and close
market against the productions of agriculture from other
States IL the products Of foreign labor into d.
competition with the products Of laborf
work for European wages emgrae the West and
pete with the Western farmer in producing beadwe shall
choose 10 cmigate and sdopt that alternative
This year have paid money for breadfor the
plus Of the Wcbnt have received il again. II has
been sent abroad to pay for foreign brcs while
mills and workshops have been closed and our labor left un
employed This cannot last Of course and the question for
the "Wescrn Farmer answer is whether he will look to
the markets Of Europe which, under ordinary circumstances
not take cnagh Of his productions pay his cotton
Shirts will he encourage New England industry and keep
great sure and growing market We think he he
state in bis answer If he thinks he has TO pay something
more os our fabrics. Bot intend to show, at another
time, that the ct Of the protection we claim is TO reduce
pcesa point clear, to minds IL h that our market
is Of importance the agricultural States than not only
all Europe, but all the world besides
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-23
BRILLIANT LOTTERIES.
FOR JANUARY, 1919.

rs Number Lottery-l4 drawn Ballots
Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Quarters $3.50.
Certificate of package of 90 whole tickets $3.50 90
Do do &c half do 65 90
Do do &c quarter do SO so
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-23

IRON YORK COMMERCIAL ADyERTIsER.
But there is letter, with which we have been
favored, that takes more temperate and rational
view Of the matter, and may be read with profit
we suspect, by some Of those who are eager to rush
into the gold adventure:
IL affords pleasure give any Of my friends who de-
sire il all the information in regard 70 California and
when plain direct questions afked ~ endeavor 10 give
plain but really take the responsibility Of
advising any one TO remain at home. have hest
aton in saying that many will be greatly disappointed Il
the impression has gone forth that gold be obtained
in California with very little labor, is so. Yet there
is gold there beyond al question, and those who willing
10 dig will at least receive fair remuneration for their labor
perhaps for many years The result Of this Of
things will undoubtedly keep the price Of labor very high and
mechanics Of every description may find employment in ca
oia at what would be considered here great uoges But
the quantity Of mechanics already gone and going there
to be out Of all proportion II mesnd find am
alone in histhat there has already been merchandise
enough shipped from the United States ovesiock the
try for long time. told that great many young men
going who know but little about work To all Of this
class say, think il would be well for them to look before
they lap"
ITO all who willing to submit TO the hardshps Of such
life, and able and willing TO labor with their hands,
and mako up their minds make California their future
home there is at present country that hold out such
inducements for emgrants."
THE BOSTON JOURNAL.
The following is an extract from letter TO a
commercial house in this city, dated at San Fran
| cisco, October 8:
Since my last the first second, and third have
away, and the have ell deserted except seaman
and two boys To enable leave this port have beer
Obliged to ship Kanakas SIS per month, with the pro
mise that will return here in December. We have nov
board the captain, mate, cook and working mel
and boys, and the barque will sail for Monterey on the I'D
instant.
"There are seventeen vessels in port nine Of which Gin
GLIDING the ships Huntres and Rhon laid up for war
of TO navigate them.
"God continues to be found m great abundance and N
excitement continues in oil Its force Vessels and people
daily hocking here from all parts Of the Pacific"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-23
S7O.00O--$30, 000--$l5,0 900.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
-. 80 pcne;t of MononOalia Academy,


Class A, for 1919.
To be drawn Alexandria, Va, Saturday, JAM N ssy
Is drawn ballots out Of rs
aptrr acur
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-23

Orders for and shares and certificates OF Packages
the above Splendid Lotteries will receive the prompt
attention. and an official of each sent ime
dateiy aer Il all who order fror u Address
J. a. G. MAURY,
Agents for J. w. MAURy h Co., Managers
dec q2-td Alexandria, Virginia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29
MOTHERS

w oULD you have7 will you possess an efrectual re
w NEEDY against the awful favsges, that IL constantly
made By that fell destroyer Of the Infant race. WoRMs.
If so we say To YOU conhdentially with The Blessing of
c Lord attending the application, that II will in no
c eff taken according Z the directions Tail 10 remove
VS. 5 from the stomach of The little sufferer and restore
II 10. slth. our worm syrup is made entirely ofvegeta-
hles. IL efOre harmless Fathers, Mothers, Guard ans
TO this Pareniless aud all who have The care OF children
delay not, but hasten aud get a bottle of Hohensack's
worm syrup at the corner OF End and coates sis. phila.,
or any Of their numerous agents throughout the United
States.
Come provethe truth of what we say,
To Coates and Second haste away,
There's syrup that dos seNpell
Worpis, All who can us virtues tell.
It's mild and gentle, vet It's sure,
Mothers, il wall your children cure,
Then can you, viii you, vet refuse,
This hest of medicines to use
Prepared only by J \ \ 6 : iIobepsack, second and
coates sis, fhila.. and for sale by most OF the respeota.
bic Druggists aud Store keepers OYER Tie United States.
friee - els per toule' sep 10
o. James Baker, } Iepson and L A 4 Wait. agents,
Wheeling, Va. David fa-ks & Co. agents NAuensYile.
Ohio. James A. Gray * 60. agents, Bridgeport. Ohio
JoEL IioBEAsAoK, wbolesae agent. Marinsvtle. Ohio.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29
DR.. j. A. CLEVELAND.
EGjIT130Izti{|H|

E~hiDADELfhiA MEDICAL uOUSE-Lstanlsned
d Is years ago, by DIR. KINKEtlN. The oldest,
snresl and best hand To cure all forms of secret diseases,
diseases of the skin and solitary habits OF youth, is DR..
klNkELlN, N. w. corner of Third and Union sis,
between Spruce and Pine, u squares from the Ex-
change.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Youth who nave injured themselves by a certain
practice INDUCED ina habit frequently learned from
nightly tell, even when asleep, and destroy hotn MIND
and body, should spply Immediately. Weakness and
constitutional debility Immediately cured, and full visor
restored. All letters post paid.
NOUNo MEN
If you value your life or your health, remember. the
delay OF a month, nay, even q week, NAV prove vour
ruin, both of body and mind. Hence lei no false mod
esty deter you from making your Case known 10 ono who
from education and responsibility, can alone hefriend
J GU. He who places himself under DIR. kInkelm's r,at.
ment, may reiigiousIy conhde in his honor as ae,u .Ie-
man, and IN whose bosom will be forever locked The Sc
crei of the patient.
Too many think they viii hug the secret to their own
hearts, AM cure themselves. Alas how ofen in this
fatal delusion, and how many a promisin s young man,
who might have been an ornament to society, has faded
nom the earth.
COUNTRY INVALIDS,
finding II involvement to make personal application.
eau, b stat ing their case explicitly. together with ali
their SYMPTOMS. per letter post paid have forwarded
Ia them = chest containing Dr. KS medicines appropri.
aed accordingly.
Packages Of Medicines forwarded to any part of the
United states al a moments notice.
III n Post paid letters, addressed 10 DIR: KlNKLLIN,
Philadelphia, Viii be promtly attended 10.
See advertisement IA the spirit OF the Times, Phila.
delphia. Nov s6.-Iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29
SHERMANSPOoR MANS PLASTER.
NttNI. \IDI. NICI.

AIIEN VEGETAR II ~CoupoIrND ox,L.
-, - ri,gp C,t,1pi IN.
DEBILiTY.. BILIOUS AFFECTIONS. &c &e.
This medicine is offered 10 the public unSer the as.
surance that there Is no article in existence having stron
ger claims to ther consideration. BENG compounded
by a regular GRADUATE OF JEFFERSON col
D. EGE Philadelphia, and a practising Physician of
tw ent" years standing III Philadelphia, his long expert.
ence los confirmed him IN the opinion that a compound
cd medicine wasr required to prevent and remedy the de.
Utilization produced by residing IN low
CLIMATES. and TO counteraci The prostrating infuen-
cs OF the many nervous disorders with which tie hui
man family are afflicted.
DIR. ALLEN is a well known Physician, and has
used the above medicine in his practice Tor EIGHT
, Ears win ihe most astonishing elect, having tested
No medicine ever received more fattering recominen.
oaiioh nom physicians OF eminent standing Than has
Teen bestowed on nus, Read the following:
! lie iete bh. @tok@L M~cti:ELLA of Philadel-
phla, pronounced II one OF the BEST TONIC prepare.
liens ne had ever used, and recommended II strongly in
cases Tsn 81 ~, Pysrepsia' Nervous nehiiiiy, etc,
M poprpr ,cNpu,
IN hA-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29
BRENTLINGER'S
"a II EtAlINE SYRUP for The cure OF scrofuia
ana ,u'a1eous diseases stands unrvaled. BEAD

n LTERATlFE SYRUP for the cure OF serofuia
~-H- ana tutaIeous diseases stands uituy allied. Read
The ioll0Wins-
81. LnrIs, April 18th. 1879.
D0ct. Brenlhpger-No mag reuemnef that / pureha.
I -ed from you last tan q %auitlUsuf your Aiterai i've yrun.
for the cure OF an ulcer ON my leg, which he'd Teen Of
hve years standing, aud although / Iat used gallons of
other preparations : never received any dement, untd /
took yours. / aai happy 20 say that / am now perferlIy
well aud have cen so Tor the iast three months. take
this method 10 eXfrts5 The hish opinion ] have of your
Syrup send ths by your brother William. and If ca
feel disposed 10 make Use Of II by publishing u ,ou are
al perteoi ltleri, 10 do - Believe me yours. lmIv.
JAMES BRANDON.
The above medicine can We rad al B~RENTLlNGER's
ApoiheeS, Ashland ~. Wheeling, Va. Apr2j
crINo ABDOMINAL sCPPORTER-This ius,ru
~ ment, as ts nAnfe iAlphes, Is designed IS a support
10 the back and bowels.
Although 10 was originally Intended only rs d remedy
for Ptulapsus Jierl, O. :a, nevertheless leen found FROM
experience to ctcesd an other discoveries an giving
strength 90 iht tgck-lIacus1 lae shoulders; thereby eN
pahdiiH ihe rhesl and giving a chance Tor abe free eNer-
else uf tie lungs. Persons drs5giua 10 know us vaineI
90 al Cases Of Wrakness, eau Obtain q rampliet and see
Inc insiruueni t} callrect N~RENTLIAGGR'S Ano
iheca, near te toun NuUsrt sole Agent Tor The conn
lies OF ohio' hiooht hii Matsa.u, Va. mT24
.Iln BBLs sail, just received ard for sale low bv
wv APr%o bAssEiI & ROBINSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29

-.s-,a.rf- .rr-r q. tHrt. t.r-h r'cruauc 90
as TOJrTaIN NJ tHr..rT rsitdis. wust be ore OF
have Hu I"ssfgf.u r SAVING shat these il- are FRI
~ENtNENILA IuG t.NLIi over sHofhers used Tor
Female ComHiaiHf-, e. ai wHo are acquainted With
them know. emo e. al vul wfi usctaem VIII he most
perfectly convinced hF tIrHe4uIfs.
REACH'S CAINEIH POWDERS.
These powders are an ctcciual remedy Tor en- thoseon
coils ,te iHty oru.lcr causes. Asta+arrh Us very oiteu
The primary cause % many OF tfe worst cases o. DO.
rsumSii an Of ttc Eyes, Of fatal OF % ethtoato OF
wludpIpe. or even vt th. Lung. inducing Consumption
tc ateu5tdtc aud checked a. It's commencement, leiofe
ittlrHIua'es "a something worse. lu ~arrumplsA WIS.
there is nothing equal 10 these row Tins
they remove OFT morbid or rnruient mailer ir"hi laitsai
fected. hy producing @ free. egy and uaiufa discharge
ffOu the clogsed or ots;tuttrd organs. and excite neal
thy secretioUs boo the glands and membranes restoring
Of the very lest remedies used for tolyHus 3D. jAe nYse
and allotheT exc -e~cCnCg~ IS IiCh apUfar iu thc Wasa' ca
vitics; they arezirsElsrY prompt and effective ~ eur
ing Headache, aud Boo giving creat re.iti DO aI eases al'
sing from Gods m1ha heed. end from az eNct>slvedeief
miuatIon Of blood 10 the ura4H, aHd other sinilSi s"e0
uous
/ heipr srpiisd over tae parts affected t relieves arute and
/ eb-oDIr MAINS r tUrs. s esd ta,t. aud inflammation OF
! The throat ot bronchitis. lrtHrr- deafness, or Guinness OF
| hearing. and is one ct Nc. ttst remedies for all diseases
of the sgie. aud tf tEcH4at ur brain,
AItNCs, Medicines are rut up under if. bcaet I'M
mediate apo-vls.un and have us hAeH'Ss Sl'u Wi..tN
signature attached 60 cyctl toN, package. phlaL. hottlc'
&C. 10 prevent Tie public from being imposed upon ny
spurious imItaiots, couutCrieuso OF surtepiiious arr
cies: aud the public aye hereby cautioned AGAINST pu
as have his likeness and written signature on tachol
the above named remedies.
For furAer particulars respecting DR.. Beaeh's Book
& Medicines see Pamphlet, which niay be obtained gra-
rors sale by James Baker. Wheeling, Va and James
Burnley, EllzaDetht"NA, Va. OCT -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29
DR.. BEACHES MEDICINES.
Beaches Pulmonary Powder.

~ ..,.t...v &C. ave -sav
na'1y ~ ~Iis.a2 y Pnt9,on.,Y Corsrnntpon - al
~ 81 rerson WHO were pronounce,
tu Yo' w. ,hrsriays IN Le in a perfecu,
~ mg- .a "a sve1y sv,n.tom of the de
Wol1e ~ .t.-as mi Who were effeetusII,
- f" ~ ~, onioyIuc eYcellent h.sn6
SlIeN' W.u Af % 20 wy .rte ~ rs rsirred 40
gS1' ' nl"I.riIae -; him when called. a,
- s,t.rt ~ he ~ rhis I did snder the
5S -, ,,edicine Of N sind would
Itep .Hr'es's eo y, +aoriSs s1sr. tiis same man oc
, Co. I in Fl. .,p1et. and stated that after ! saw hin
eo ", SNt,1, tiSoS nv poTvnER named Al
PIoe.ie3 ~ -, 80 n'.ae INTO : syrnn nv III,
.. WH.n "S 60, disasse tha Zane a,
eslUt ~ ae 'u,-s - ,He Nc Of natnre are suf
~ a",s,li,g a itdicions course of treat.
tte efor4eA ol Pu'suins q , u, nromnt and
1"f eWt "a i'"s 's
III. IN RH5N NV POWDER or SYRUP. is a si.
. ne : a. IN n, nnf me most ysDmable articles which
eH'n - Ws,erjs Aedica being nm.
!, ne cScary and in the number OF cures
WAlch j. H@S electeV. / y q y, isono Az,
pePar".I3o, col'aI'I'e W. ml"e rynec,o,, an, Tonic a,
stance wh@ievfF, aHd coNtalns EApeSoo,Sn'i o omT M Ne
'lei'tt ~ 80 nactor
.s'leent pIoee'.',s, hsncF II pm%s,ison' ~ ! feIrtIIe
tom removes c'neesaon' lnnannlaaiTu' e 90 of ,s
st@c on .1 e 80 - ~, ar rroI,fd bnmors
faS S5 imc ~, Is sgrf NV NV ii. stiua1atme influence il re
2m ~ y :, Scu " ,H ne l,r%s by nromotIng absorb
~ way nc "a ci;y.s " nirh Ur. Beaci
-"'' % ,e t ,',a ~ ~ iine for nearly THIRTY
~ Hied' rom tEe 70 n p ~ ,onnsryy |onsnmr !
- - - - w. IN pmioonsty Powder or Sym,
s s1s Ia Ia sI nrSe-s and under The use Of this multi
th3ettf ~ elu,ue.S' Sng an.a+aining nv e,tensivt
- - - u iHdiSe1oIs productions which
IrEs,c ,.os, aTlsT,ons far disease of The lungs, havct
.o,I.cJ lie y-b.ts fo.etber in suitable proportional
en5tto 'r,d5.t If the NboIe is ms unequaledP Powder.
v,s,r5 c@165s5tiy recommend as superior to any
oftsrnre-arstion Tor ths treatment OF any or all disasses.
- ~ bt5rs ag1 ,a,UlsuIsrIv for Phlhisis Pulm onals,
or tafsgaTsnon. ii il nerfectiy safe in all stages OF tho
fteasp- and fnfer ali circumstances, and where there
i ans. constitutional, stamina lcn to operate upon, if any
tfir- on estH cad eject a cute. TINS VIII do it." 1t
makes exYaatoratio ion easy, che rs bleeding OF the lungs.
srrests lqht svcats. heals ulcers. dissipates~ tuberches in.
the o.ssas. -eieves main. strengthens the nervous sys
ten. dlefejs aotc fever. auudes the blood, and thus con-
b4nes ali tue os,eis 10 he attained in curing this aarm-
lbs Ha'sdy. il mere is ANY hope whatever, there is no
ease wHch can W4tustnd the all conquerng energy Of
tits auequaIica remedy for We can
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.

VJVU,VUU.
YIN company, being now duly organised, is prepared
. IN make insurance ON every description Of Fire and
Marine Risks, such as dwelling houses. Store Houses, sc
with their contents. Also, steam Boats, Flat boats and
Keel boats with their cargoes, 10 and from any port on
the ONO and Mississippi rivers, or theirtributary stream
Applications for Insurance to he made for line present al
the Office of the Wheeling Savings Institution.
aug4 r McCOY Sec,v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-29
PmI4nr1rnIA, ION NJ. 18Th, la46.

sell.
PmLAnELrHts. T0th me-. 18th, LAG.
To r. Q. PErrRsoN, No. % Chestnut Street,-HavinP
been requested 10 give my opinion on the merits OF
McALLISTER'S SAI.NE, I am willing 10 enumerato
some OF the benefits which / conceive ! have experlen
ced IN the use OF the article.
In the Spring Of ls45 ! had an attack of Erosipelss in
my face. which ttcfme very painful, aud extended into
one Of ny eyes; heuz attended with fever, my distress
was great, and ! began 10 he fearul of losing my eve.
| A short time previous 10 this, a pamphlet was thrown
into nv house. entitled "|INSENStBLE FERSPiRA
T1ON," setting forttt the virtues Of " McALLlsTER's
or The WORLDS SALNE."
Although not much a believer in what is termed euack
medicines, ! purchased a box and made al application
70 my face. To my surprise the rain soon abated, and
in q weeks time J was entirely cured; and | firmly lie
lieve, that il was tic SaiVc amer Providence that cured
me.
From that time "a The present ] have used the article
as occasion required, aud Ia every case where | have
used It, | have found d decided benefit.
At one time. on gong To- bed al night my throat was so
sore that | swallowed with difficulty. hut nv an applica-
ton Of the Save Was relieved before morning.
] have used d lHCsses Of Burns. Bruises, Spralns and
Flesh Cuts, all with the happIest elects, and snc case Of
poisoning by a Wild vine ~ the woods, has been drIed
up sud cured lay a few applications.
From my own experience. would strongly recon-
nerd IL to all, as a cheap, convenient family medicine.
II seeus 10 partake more OF an ointment than a saive,
and ~ very hot weather II gets quite liquid; hence, it
requires no preparation other then 10 rub ii on The afflict
cd part.
Ihave hecome so partial to II, that / e&pectt to keep it
constantly ~ I-y iaip3fy.
Though urautttlaGs 10 appear in mint, vet ! cannot
-etuse to lave iiis cofnuaulic alton made public. II judged
to scrFe The cause OF humanity
Respectfully thine. WIN ADAMS,
oct 96 No 70 cid Road. -
Fer sale by James Baker, Wheeling, Va. and James ,
hurley, EiizahethtowH. Va. .