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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11
Tho usefnlness of IuxurIes.

The great moralist Dr.. johnson, was poetcal
philosopher as well as a man Of most profound
learning and genuine piety. In very few words
he has oyerthrown the popular doctrine, that the
general prevalence of luxury is injurious to the
community. Many things he says, which are
false are transmitted from book to book, and gain
creditin the word. One of these the cry against
the evil of luxury. Now, the truth is luxury pro-
duces much good. Talk of the luxury ofthe bull
dings in London; does it not produce real adyan-
tage in the conveniency and elegance of accom-
modation and this all from the exertion of indus
tryl A man gives half guinea for dish of
green peas; how much gardening does this occa-
sion! How many laborers must this competition
to such things early in the market, keep in en-.
ployment. You viii hear It very grayely remarked,
why was not this half guinea thus spent in luxu-
~, given to the pooIl' Alas, has it not gone to
the industrious poor, whom it is better to support
than tie idle poorl You are much surer that your
doing good when you pay money to those that
work, than when you are giving money merely to
charity life Of Johnson.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11
VIRGINIA LRaIsLATURR.
SENATE.


A resolution from the committee Of General Lawt
declaring it inexpedient olegslate on the subject
of a Communication of punishment of slaves by the
Executive of the commonwealth, was agreed to By
the Senate.
Bills, Incorporating the TTinal, the Vernon and
the Southwark Mining Companies were passed.
The resolution, offered few days ago, lament
ing the deaths of Henry Clay aud Daniel Webster
and declaring those events national bereavement
was taken up aud agreed to-ayes So, noes g.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
A number of resolutions ofInquiry were offered
and adopted to-day, and appropriately referred.
The preamble and resolutions from the Senate,
for accepting the Act of Congress providing TOT the
satisfaction II Virginia Land Warrants, and Tor
nnuishing the claim Of State to the lands inthe
State of Ohio, were taken up and agreed to.
Mr.. Lewis offered a reSolution-which was a.
dopted-calling upon the Board OF Public Works tol
information of the entire financial condltlon Oh the
James River and KAnawha Company.
After debate the bill establishing line OF steam
ems between Virginia and Antwerp was laid on the
table, together with substitute therefor, offered
by Mr.. Anderson, and made the order OF the day io
Tuesday next.
A bill authorising the Virginia and TennesS'
Railroad Company TO increase its capital stock, BY
private subscription, to the amount oil one mLlor
FIVE hundred thousand dollars; and bill authori-
zing the Board of Public Works to subscribe totht
capital stock of the MapaSseS Gap Railroad Com
pany the sum Of SI60, 900, were passed.
A resolution was introduced, proposing to pur,
chase certain documents belonging to the estate o.
Thomas Cerrington, deceased, for the use of the
Auditors Office. Also, resolution for authori'
zing the Judge Of tine Circuit Court OF Richmond
City to adjourn longer than three days at a time.
After the passage OF a bill repeating the tax or
dogs in the county of Middesex, the House adjourn
ed,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11

JUXIUs BRUrUs BooTH, unqueShonably the great
est actor after KEAN who has ever figured on Amer
lean boards is dead at last. He had been long
worn out by passion and dissipation, and his prom
inence before the public Of this country, having
lasted for nearly thirty years, many supposed him
was born in London in 1896; and was therefore on
ly ty-six years of age at the time of his death the
other day.
Another common but wholly erroneous impress
sion relative 10 his history, is the idea that he COM
menced his theatrical career in this country and in
Richmond. This is a very great mistake. Booth
was a greater man in England before he came to
this country than he ever was afterwards. He was
| the rival of Rean. The English press was full oil
parallels between them. They played against one
| another at the two great theatres in London, and
divided the opinion of the literary world. But
Booth became over confident Of his powers-and
finally submitted his pretentions to test which
put them at rest forever. He agreed to appear on
the sams night, the same stage, and IN the same
play with Kean He selected '0thello' for the
trial piece-he doing Iago,' to Kean's 'Othello.'
After that night, there was neyermore any dispute
| as 10 which Of the two was the greatest ACTOR
Booth felt the defeat so keenly that he never could
be induced 10 appear again in the English theatre
and that was the reason why he emigrated to this
country.
| He was man ofunquestionableg enius-ofgreat
We neyersaw his rival in Richard and in Jaf-
fr' He was the only actor We ever saw who full
lied our ideal of ShakeSpeare's Hamlet The
b. st life ofBooth that we know is TO be found in an
anonymous work, entitled '1'he Aetori being pas
ges from the life of Booth, and some Of s eoHteTH-
pOrGTiss.' 1t was publisheda at New York ~ 1896
| by Graham, of the Tribune building, and Is the
only we'll written and sensible account OF the
American stage, with which we are acquainted
Rich, Replrb.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11
An Available Face

A Western editor, referring to wood-cut like
ness of Gen. Pierce, published by contemporary
says:
at is the same which app' ared in that sheet
several yeats snce the likeness ofthe celebrated
Bphraim K. Avery. Subsequently, it made its ap-
pearance as the portrait of the "Hero of San ia
cinto." Ithas been inserted, from time to time tc
represent DR.. Brandeth, of pill Rotoriety; also
Signor BIitz and "ProfeSSor Gardner the soap
man." It has also appeared at different times at
the head OF The Townsend Sarsaparilla' adverti-
sements. A few years ago, it was published as a
striking likeness of Martin Van Buren, and in lS4s
as that OF Gen. Cass."-M. Y. ReUsiHe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11

uThe Camden and Amboy Railroad Company
have started new line between Philadelphia and
New York-fare, 81.
UHe who neglects advertising, not only robs
himself of his fair advantages, but bestows the
spoils on his wiser rivals.
G-Five young girls in Wilmantic, Conn.,, were
fined s2,67 each, last week, for disturbing Meth
odist meeting.
BIn Switzerland it has been resolved to take
dngueroIype portraits of all mendicants and vega
bonds.
1.-THE Troians are talkingof an 'air line rail-
road from their city to Rochester to be 225 miles
long, and to cost So, 100000.
uMr. Thackeray N.iIl commence his lectures
in Boston on Tuesday evening, the 21st of Dec; at
the Masonic Temple.
1Bighty silver cups and goblets were awarded
at the Agricultural fair lately held at Sacrament
uThe Princess Was has abtured the Protes-
tant religion, preparatory to her marliage with
559 .Ba a PPPgs s r been f6o RsEs
Ky.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11

wMrEH PLASr.-At late meeting of the
British Horticultural Society, plant called Violet
Grass was shown, which, if sown in an American
border, of similar place, grows and blossoms from
October to Christmas A little patch of it taken
up, and put in saucer, in water, will keep flow
efing long time, rendering it an interesting plant
for the drawing room window.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11

LoNo HAIR.-Dr. Millingen, in his 'Curiosities
ofMedical Experience states that BnckStrom re-
lates the case of Prussan woman, whose hair
extended beyond the sides Of her bed, and she was
in the habit of turning it to make quilt that
Caligeras saw man in Copenhagen, whose locks
were six feet three inches in length; while another
gave an account of woman whose hair measured
sly ellis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11

UA late number of the Vermont Asylum Qn-
sane) Journal, contains some humorous remarks
on noses. The mad writer says, that the nose
has been placed by Providence, directly over the
mouth, to pass judgment on the food sort Of sam
itaIy sentinel kind of quarantine officer, to pre-
vent the entrance into port OF all things that are
unsafe or uniting Very true.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11
HsmpaeId Ran Road.

A meeting Of the Directors of the Road was
held on last week, ut which James r. Baker, ESQ.,,
of Wheeling, resigned his Directorship, and Isaac
w. Mitchell, Esq, of Wheeling, resigned the
Presidency, whereupon Col. lsrea1 Painter. OF
WestmoTeland county, was elected President.
There Is StIu avacancy in the board OF Directors,
occasioned by The resignation of Mr.. Baker, which
will be filed at an early dav by some Pennsylvania
gentleman. The board is now fully organized,
with this exception, in accordance with the gener-
al Railroad Law of 1s47, will forthwith proceed to
push forward the work with underwriting ener.
In our notice of last week we inadvertently er-
red in what we said in reference to the office of the
Cor pany being in Wheeling. The Engineers Of
fee It is true Is in that city, and can remain there,
but the office of the Company has all along been
located here. We had reference to the Engineers
Office in our remarks, but find that we erred in
supposing it a requirement of the Law Of 1S47,
that that office should be kept in PennSylva-
MA also. 1t Is not required, and therefore the
office Of Mr. Elicit and his Assistants will be con-
.tnued, as heretofore.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11

HTDr. S. Humes, of Lancaster, Pa, who died
lately, bequethed So 900 towards erecting asylum
for the reformation of dIunkards.
nwm. B. AStor, Esx., has given 5000 to the
"Association for the relief Of Aged and INDECENT
Females" at New York
0rrThe Ameriean Bible Society at New York
have made grant of $1,000, for preparing and pubr
fishing the Arabic scriptures.
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u7.oh dear, Pll whirl them maids of honor to the
place, round and round so fast in the waltz, that
no livin' soul can see me kissn o. them. l'vc
done it 10 Phoebe Hopewell afore her fathers face,
and he never know d it, tho he was lookin' on
the whole blessed time; l hope may be shot if
ha'nt.-.SGm Slick
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11

rFSiucs writing the above, the Wheeling INTEL
ligencer, Of Monday, has come to hand, in which
we find courteous reference to our article last
week, BY the Editors. While the gentlemen do US
full cEedit as to the motives which actuated us in
making that notice, and are just in chasing US
warm friend Of the road, they seem 10 think the
article iniudicious and iadrised, for the reason,
that the enemies OF the great enterprise will seize
upon any real or apperent miS-step, however I'M
important in its results, and dstort and magnify it
tothe prejudice of the road. 1t is simply due TO
ourself tostate that mention was made OF the az
kgdRty Of theelection Of Directors, Gf indeed, it
BE iIegalf until the matter was bruited about our
streets for some days and was in every body'S
mouth. We then took up the law of 1S47,
glanced at ITS provisions, and found that there did,
indeed exist some grounds for the rumor prevalent.
beginning it ouTduty, an Editor, TO give the facts
to.the public to prevent misrepresentation and mis-
regantatou, we scratched OF the paragraphs hasti-
ly-not for moment Presuming that we were
thereby doing any injury TO the He mpheld Hali-
road, or placing weapon Of assault in the hands
-of lis enemies. Far be il from us TO do so suicidal
AZ an act. That noble enterprise has no warmer,
truer enthusiastic friend in the two States,
than ouTSelf. We wingO as far and do as much,
according to our ability, any other man living to
srumote lis best interests. The article was intend
as mere matter Of information to our readers,
d. and we diSclaim most emphatcally and earnestly,
any 'desire-the most remote-of preiudicing or
; embarrassing the inter sis OF the road. Ano we
my farther remark here, is justice to oursef and
: the Wheeling Directors, that have no feelings
inilhical 10 them, but the reverse. We esteem
them t-intentoned, Zealously affected, whole
healed aud af6ently devoted friends of the work,
and koao that they will do all that men can do to
Epf6nots the SuccesS Of the road, aud insure its
: completion at the earliest day possible To the
spiritand enterprise of Wheeling will we be in
debted Eor this important improvement when COM
pie;ed. II Is inacmiiable energy of her business
mon that has past mpediments, and the
sane unyiSlding Glid determined resolution will
overcome an Obstacles that may nterpoSe in the
J, fn,ure. Eentertainihg these views, it could not
IN estiee be sippos 81 that-We wished to disPlaee
hi1y % the WI ltig Dhectors OF desired change
Iiot 4, T5raSfdei 81, koWeVefpaTtial might feel
I'd ssitlsmea 81 our side Of the line. We decline
freely 81 de fematks Of the Intelligence upon
the several Jaws relating to the question They
! IN We, light 70 eonstIue them as they
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11

GTust to Providence fothelpp was the excla-
nation of husband, ON seeing bis wife attempt TO
roll barrel of flour up stains. Trust to Provi-
dence, eh?' was her retort; do you suppose that
Providence will come and assist me while the deuiE
is stdnding looking on?'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11
New Boots and Shoes.
=

I'M. DOte, IbI lHnla ESt-eet, JTheeEEnRl
opening the first lot his Wins1 titk
Of Boots and Shoes which embraces eSeTg sYe I'D
quality IN the shoe trade for ladies, misses eheES
wear Gents boys and youths boots and Shoes To ds..
nate the variety would be too lengthy GdvdSs.
UB- This stock is exclusively New York and FhIta
maEei the latest style and best stock and Of
both eitiesi it is both n.
lcrs and the undersigned Particular attention l. ea to
the article orladies travelling boots. WIZ RQLR Z
sep24 =
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NOMIN.. AEIOSS

. Mar,
next, and the first at which thu Peops X rs IN lslT
thepriyilese ofsecens yotins IL have ID
IS M m S5l
for the office Of CRY SIX and SaRdidIiS
noyeS-te YoTRRs. or TIE ISL Jv.n
Esfters win please stSo5s. 4kp
once Of aud he win % suppo,.Sa " y
TGaSettc, Argus AMI Stats zeitunE copS IA
odice.l ~4a eaatsa NJ,
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Rxy. Dn. PARKnAM.-The report that the late
Rev. DR.. Pstkman, Of Boston, committed suicide,
IS contradiG,ed. BE was, however, partially in.
sane two daye before his death, caused by rush Of
blood to the head.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11

HJ-It is said there are two words. and two only
in our language, which contain all the novels il
their regular order. They are "abstemously'' ant
"faeeLiously.n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11

CRUELTY TO CmLDREH.-Jim, does your moth
er ever scold your 'No-sometimes worse than
that Does she ever whip you, Jiml' mo, never
whips me, but she washes my face every morningP
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11

III have noticed that he who thinks every man
rogue, is certain to seeone when he shaves him
self, and he ought, in mercy to his neighborS, TO
surrender the rascal to justice.
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get up aud gel me something to

DnuSx.-'Betsy, get upand get me something to
Betsy-.why, John, there is nothing cooked
well, get up and cook something
There is nothing to cook
Nothing at all?'
NO.
well, get up and getme clean plate, and knife
and fork-andF I'll go through themotions any how
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11

5ssios9Tha property ofwe ington Grub has been
.dTiimiast6u, peisware. 1t cost q 8, 800.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11

Tyrhe LegiSiaiure Of Indiana, at its late SIS
ticanoe battle tIouhd:. -
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New Carpets.

AM now receiving daily, my Fan and Winter stock OF
j Carpets, Rugs, oil Cloths Curtain Goods, Trimmings
S, &c. My stock is large and has been selected with
gycat care will be sold the goods can be
in am other market Those DESTROYS OF seeing some Of
prctcS Carpets aud Rugs offered in this city, will
Sl ss al IT, N'''" S'''''' J. C. HARBOUR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11
Tha FlnlloWinp

~
ATEW WORKS, with a variety of others, have just
IN been received Depot. The Coquctte, Anna Ham
mcr Single esseducss Heads and Hearts The Collegans
Eagie Fuss whims and Oddities, KnekeTbocker for Oct,
Thoupson's Ccunte Reporter Oct, Y
oct12-n JAS. H. sMcMBCHKH.
MUSICAL CLOCK FIR OM' GERMANY. p
"A HRAT5rIFUI. Musical Clock is to be at Mr..
IA Roderick's Congress Hall, Dorscy's Lottery Of
flee. Main street. Ii is for sale. OIL. oet9-u
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MISCELLANEOUS
sIRABLR RRsInnHnn=

isr THE subscriber, wlShins toIoes4s -
aFssk business, would offer for sale IL Y
GSA-k which he now resides, in North WhSsFsI Fs
one Of the tnoat desitA BILE the eily t
large ana conniodOus.weu ventilated ana ~
sucha sltuation that build neat a t.tttt
Story has cellar, wash RON, kitchen aud Snlb-
same oorI with hot and cold yater. and FOOD ~ g
kitchen, and cold water and sink in the re-
ond story has large hall, two Tarlors, two ErSS
and bath room adjoining the family rooms, having
and saSwer baths viii hot fna GO was pOtS . y
The attic has 4largc rooms, and small, Sna a,
tory on the roof. - - y : 'ooSS5Sers.
There is good brick stable and. carItsse ho,,.
house and bake oven convenient to tho ga
Tho Lofts planted with choice selection Of It ,ISs
trees, curTaGtS. gOOscbcrrieS, TaSpberTies DC Si
rely open on siaesi the East West, Sld HoTtS,
ing East on Market ST, Wcst on Kenny Il, and NJ
Moore'a Alley. fri,,y. - ssSlA q
To any person desiring residence IN thai p,,t -,
city. the present is opportunity for securing y
and retired home, that not offer aglin Soo5 kee
novte4wd THOS 6 -CULRRRrsn,.
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YalnabIe RroPerty 6eE sale oE %

THE undcraigned Offers for salo or co partnesIA
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, urd FairmouHt hiri-s
Co.. Va, together with abundance OF Iron Ont fn,
signed wishes either TO SELL extend his Operations -
to any having Rolling Mill Foundry in WheeiIE
who will join in with this estabsAment, and urlisN
Steam Engine he will offer the most liberal teTm Te
ing all mac hinery stock at lair valuation.
specimens OF the Ore aud Pig Metal nay bs u.
Office Of the Wheeling lnteigcnecr 3s.A
Cost OF Iron ore. delivered the furnace, PSF tsa
C0St O lineStole, per fon 81
Hon. Thomas HayI.vt.i viii receive and eeaa1Et IlJ
gentlemen to the who nay desire to IS an
cHamine 1t. 1905!
YoetItu JOHN C. WILLIAM
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ETUss
10 do Smoking TObaccoi g
10 barrels Cut ard Dry;
gross German Pipes;
Cask Carrots Scotch Snuff Rappee Il Macabauch.
aOlD Las Tras MaIas Regalin Cigars
1000 London RegaS Cigar 1T
2OOn Rio H=rdo do do g -
1000 La Gotta Dcngua RcGala Cig1Tsi !, -Ys-
1000 la Flor Scvili1ua do do ~ ~
2lOl McnsaserO do do
2O00 La .'ntiqucdcd ho do
1000 Principe cigars; 2O01 FL dorado Principe;
G0O0 SteambOa' bTTn do 1000 In Hncional cigaTsi -
1000 FL Neptune Pancas do 1910 Wash. la Normal
1900 In Fanca Havana; 1000 La Palmetto HavHnAi
pom In Eideidad do 1000 Las Tras MaTiNs do
1000 La Vigilance do 1000 Fl Genial do
1000 PrimavCTs do 1000 LandTess do
1909 Taylor and Fillmore HHvanGj
I01O benjamin franklin do
- Egz.r
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urThe Camden and Amboy Railroad Company
have started q new line between Philadelphia and
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Geo. w. Childs, Esq, Phila.

Read This
From the Hon. Johl. Mclean, Associate Judge of tho
Supreme Court
Dear Sr-I thank you the engraved likeness OF Gen
oral JACKSON it is eActGn In the latter part OF
his ite his grey hairs his tall aid venerable frame, the
sincerity aud Kindness of his expression and Manner cap
tVaied all who became acquainted with him There
ew any, persons educated at home abroad however
much they may associated with foreign courts, who
could equal the grace and Of General Jacson's
nlaunerin social circle Whether consider him in the
field in the drawing room, at the head OF the admins
tratiO he a remarkable man.
With great respect,
e., w TbiI1v. Fer
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-11
WHEELING CARRIAGE
MANUFACT0RY.


7aRO THE PUBLIC are respect6IIv ~.
CsSSI that B1AbY d Little have asSoti,isS ~
E53S~[NJ them, IN The Carriage businesS n r IA
-A-1 - 1nnnn, under TIM style or II. OaoQufTss;
&. co. Arrangements arc being nieds, By th4m taa
duct the Carriage business more oxtenSyey than T.
tofore been done III this city They q t.5
ythng which they make, perfkct and
best mechanical akdll accomplish and fSs5sssss1
themselves to otter all articles in their ns eolsI
poets 10 any OF Eastern huiS Ctnfe ana a -
is can be bought Tor 10 any market Orders Icilst g
Roekaways, Buggys Gigs, DC, Ssci 49,
II is their intention 70 keep constantly on hasS 81
sale, en- assortment ofcarrSses aud BuEg5s 10 t,,S
ZION isinYited- I.strs ~
REPAIRING gromGtly a.!endestss.- Osr4
KHLIS q CALDWELL ~ =
WHOI. EsSAIE DRUGGISTS
RI now receiving nom direct importations ~,
IN stock OF -'S
DRUGS,
~, MEDICINES, 5a.ssa!7r
CHEMICALS. $40
u.s. DYESTUFE AND
NAVAL STORES
They have constantly on hand iuiI stock or
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASSTAPE.,l,
Also manufacturers OF ~ -a- - &
COPL4L, LEATHER AND JAPAN RARNISlfESl II,,o
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-11-25
Wohansack's Liver Pills,

No part Of the system is more liable to
disease than the LIVER, it serving as FL
terer to purify the Blood, or giving tho
proper secretion TO the bile; SO that any
wrong action Of the liver effects the other
important parts Of the system, and results
yarously, in Liver Complaint, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, &c. We should, therefore, watch
every symptom that might Indicate "A wrong
action of the Liver. These Pills being com
poscf of ROOTS and PLANTS furnished by
nature to heal the sick Namely, 1st, An
ENPECFO"ANT. which augmens the Sc.
erection from the Pulmonary mucus mem
brane or promotes the discharge of sccreted
matter. 2ud, An ALTERNATIVE, which
, changes in some incxpliceblc AMI insensible
manner the certain morbid action of the svs.
/ tenn 81, Atomic, which gives tone mn strength
/ to the nervous system, renewing health
/ an1 vigor to all parts Of the body 4th 4
! CArilARTlC, which acts in perfect harmt
ny with the other Ingredients, and operating
on the Bowels, AMI expelling the whole ma,
ofcorrupt and vitiated matter, and purify
ing the Blood, which destroys disease am
J restores health
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-11-25

None genuine unless signed j. n. IIoben-
sack. all others being base imitation.
Mo~ Agents wishing pcw supplies. and
Store Keepers dcsrous of becoming Agents
must address the Propritor, j N. Hoben.
sack, Philadelphia. Pa.
GreanleafS n Kinsley, Wholesale Agts No.
81 Vesey St., n Y.
Reading & Co., Boston, Wholesale Agts.
Sold by Stillman & Potter, Westerly; Balch
4 Son, Providence; Helm, Woonsocket +.
A. Palmer, Stonington and every respccta-
bic Dealer in Drugs and medicines in the
County and State
Price Each % cents. 1vGj