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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17

IMPORTANT To ULEhWh MEM, .
From the Rev. owen Thomas, Holyhead.l
Dear Si-Dr Lococks waters do great deal of good t
sv voice got a bad cold from damp bed about thirty
we years ago and my voice very bad ever snce CIV
Q great main to me when preaching singng-and an
ery fond of singing used many different medicines anC
ONE of them did good for little time but Dr. Locock'
the best of alt clears my voice and stops the cougn!
Instantly have never found anything to compare with ii
have been 80 YET rs Wesleyan minister, and all The
Wesleyan Methodsts in the principally know me twenty
years of which have lived at HOLY head and am known
personally to ali the first men of that body many OF WHOM
have admired the effects of the Waters in clearing h
voice and stopping the coughhey never saw such medl
cine before My wife, ever since Christmas has beel
very well after taking two boxes. am witness otthel
power to stop frighiul fit of coughing in an instant
l. as Wesleyan PREACHER call upon all preachers an'
singers OF every denomination, TO take these waters 10
improving the voice and curing coughs You may publish
my testimonials for the excelle Mt waters II you wish
| am truly yours, OWEN THOMAS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
D I G E S TIV E FLUID,
GASTRIC JUICE!

Prepared from kenne The fourth Stomach of The OK
Chemist, by J. s. Houghton Nj. D., Philadelphia, Pa.
This is truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion Dyspepsia
Jaundlce, Liver Complaint, Consumption, and debility
curing after Natures owl method, by Natures own
Agent, the Gastric Juice
Jflalf teaspoonful of Pepsin, Infused u water will
digest or dissolve Five Pounds of Roast Beef in about
two hours, out fthe stomach.
Pepsin is the chief element, Grand Digesng Principle
OF the Gastric Jucethe Solvent Of the food the Purifying
Preserving and Stimulating agent of the stomach and in.
tenes 1t is extracted from the digestive stomach of the
OK, thus forming artificial Digestive Fluid precisely
like the natural Gastric Juice in its Chemical powers and
complete and perfect substitute for it, BY the
aid OF this preparations the pains and evils of indigestion
aud DYSPEPSIA removed just they would be by heal
thy stomach is doing wonders for Dyspeptics curing
cases of Debility, Emacaton Nervous Decline and Dys
pepic Consumption, supposed 10 be the verge of the
grave The scientific evidence unpn which it is based is
In ihe highest degree curious and remarkable
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE

Baron Leibig in his celebrated work Animal Chemis-
try, says An artificial digestive fluid analogous to the
Gnstrc Juice, may be rendy prepared from the mucus
membrane of the stomach of the Calf in which various
articles of food meat and eggs will be soened changed
and dgesed, just in the manner they would be- in
the human stomach"
Dr. Pereira, in his famous treatise Food and Diet
published by towera and Wells New York page 49, states
the same great fact and describes the method of prepar-
alton. There are few higher authorities than Dr. Per-
EZRA
Dr. Combe in his valuable wrsngs the Physiology
of Digestion" observes that demnutOn of the due
quantity the Gastric Juice prominent and all prevail
ing cause of Dyspepsia !" and he states that dstin-
gushed professor of medicine in London, who was
verely afflicted with this complaint, finding everything
else to fall had rOcouse to the Gastric Juice obtained from
the stomashs of living animals which proved completely
successful"
Dr. Graham, author Of the famous works Vegetable
Diet" says: 1t is remarkable fact in physiology that
stomaChs of animals maCeraed in wateI nIart the fluid
the property of dissovng various articles of food and
efectng kind of artificial digestion of them ia nowise
diflereRL from the nafnral direstiYe nrncess.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17
AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER

DR.. Houghon's Pepsn has producsd the marvellous
effects, in curing of Debility Emacation Nervous
Decline and Nervous Consumption 1t is impossible to
give the details of in the limits of this advertisement,
but authenticated certificates have been given than
Two Hundred remarkable cures, in Philadelphia, New
York and Boston, alone These nearly all desperate
cases. and the cures were not only rapid and wonderful
but permanent. =,
tits great Nervous Antidoto, and particularly rsefai
Tor tendency Bilious disorder, Liver Compant svgT
and Ague or badly Treated Fever and Ague ana tns
effects Of Quinine Mercury and other dTsgs a xees. "a
gesve organs aneJ iong spirits. almost
--ti;s,sa, 81 III eafth With rntemperance.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17

JOHN ]. CLARKE, Rector Of ST. Peters Church.
With such assurance and from such men, no stronger
nyoof can be adduced unless it be from its effects upon
''' Prepared and sold by JAMES c. AVER,
7.Am1Pnctical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass
| THFO. A. PECK General Agent for Northern Vermont
Sold in Montpelier by s. X. Collins and kedelu q Dfa-
mis-; also by Druggists generally throughout INC state
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NEW sPRING GOODs.-Tbc subscribers beg respect
IN fully their friends the public generally that
,hey have taken than perecns their
Of dress other approaching
which The ladies cf and
invited before making
the and diversified collection they
selections suitable
o leading articles;
50 pieces striped and checked silks
% do light brocsde silk very rich
rich plaid sk, style
DO - and "a plain lack high lu.tres.
very 1ch black bocade silks
4 and 81 heavy +
Together with variety silk.
Aso, French bereees, mous~elines De lsine
Real Oneia foulard sks, French printed poplus
SIN tissues, Canton grapes
Rrocsde orgnndie posnpsdour, oreandic muslins
French lawn printed isconet embroidered Swiss muslin
Printed grenadines, broche bereees, &C.
They especial twenty spring
man,as with and without and hoods winch considered
pretty desirable
Large additions have sso been made smhrcdee
and wend lace goodsuch handkerchief bertes
HooE, BRO. co.
Mar ls-4w
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1'aE BANK OF THE UNIoS, In Browns Marble
building open the transaction OF an exchange and
s'''''' ''"'t Ro W. GALLAGHER President.
=. w. MsRsH, Cashier.
Dec l6-n
The daily union., 1852-04-13

There being no obiecnon, the amendment was so mod
flied ssV
Mr.. BADGER. I think another verbal alteration Is
required in the amendment--to substitute for the words
''during the supervision OF The work" the words "from
the suspension Of the work TO the making OF the appro
priaon."
MIR. UNDERWOOD. II hnk that is exactly right but
put il to the friends OF the workmen whether II would
not be better 10 pass this amendment separate and
independent measure rather than, by sending IL TO the
House of Representatives delay the passage Of the org
nal resolution think II would be better policy.
Mr. GWIN. am willing to vote for this amendment
as separate measure but am willing TO put IL in
this resolution to embarrass IT,
Mr. DODGE, OF Iowa. AS one OF the friends OF the
workngmen, say this ls part OF this resolution. II is
legitimate TO the subject This saresoluton TO continue
the work upon the two wings of the Capitol. These
workmen have been engaged upon that, and therefore
this amendment j. appropriate to the resolution.
MIR RUSk | regard that a very important COM
promise which made with the laborers upon the
Treasury building in ls3s and as the order OF the
day s the hnality OF compromises, shall vote Tor The
amendment ais
Mr. ADAMS merely want to inquire how often a
senator has the right speak upon the same day upon
The same subject -
The PRESIDENT. Only twice. If il is objected to.
Mr. NORRIS Without leave.
The PRESlD DENT. Silence gives consent
Mr.. BADGER. / wish to suggest another verbal
amendment in this amendment which, L appears me,
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IN CONGRESS OF THE u. STATES.
Thirty second Conxrsss- First session.
MONDAY. APRIL IA, 1852.
SENATE.

xxEcUTIyE COMMUNICATIONS.
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

.-. Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of ES02-'03s
| tiun will commence the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1852, and continue four months IN
~ s. TRUSTEES. .r
Rev c. ELLIOTT, ID. D., President OF the Board. -
o. Al LANGDONX, NJ. d., Secretary ."
Rev THORNTON a. MILLS.
Hon. C. ID. COFFIN. -..s
r. d. MUSSEY, NJ. d.
lion JOHN BURGOYNE.
Hon. GEO. HOADLEY, JR.
f. NJ. GREGORY, Esa.
GEO. MENDENTlALL. NJ. ID.
The Faculty is composed of the following genilemen
D. MrssrY NJ. d., Professor OF descriptive and oicr'
ativc Surgery. .l.L... r.
I p JrpKSs NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy r
JouS ID avis NJ. D., Adjunct Professor of Anatomy;
JoHS F. WHITE, NJ. d.. Professor ofThcory and frac'
ice OF Medicine. ,
Diseases OF Women ahd E: hildren.
Inux A MrRpuy NJ H. Professor OF Mnteria Medica,
Thcrapcutics and Medical Jurisprudence
C. G. CoMEGYs, NJ d., Professor oil institutes oi hcai
cine. - r,,,;.,r,, -.
ApRELINISARY OF Lectures upon some
spccaltics in Medicine and Surgery, Will be gwen during
The month of October. These lectures VIII be irce' stu
Jents a re advised to commence with this course
Thc DISSECTING ROOMS, under the supervision o
the Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy will be oleneu OH inc
fst OF Octobe". ,,..,.; ,y.,,, O.
Dissectins Ticket $40. Graduation Fee S2o
For fuIthcr information address y,
a, Ea Dean of the Faculty. y
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CINCINNATI IYDROPATHaRC OR
Water Cure Establishment.

rI,HE above Institution is open the reception OF
PATIENTS 1t is located about five miles from the clty
on the Carthage pike aud but rods from the fami
ton, and Dayton Raii,oad in the lear anu al
the same distance the Miami aial i'll the mont rem
benefits OF the Institution. ..... 49,
nish pleasing variety oil scenery than 'se sa
the traveller a the way om INN c ye .av
beautiful beyond desc iptioh: ,.,,. a.. ,.,.
OF the artist at glance The neatncss and elegance OF the
interior, combined with the numerous attraG,ions winch
Iis REIMBURSEMENT desirable The Halls ale extern
TIC Rooms spacious and inviting wheie The invalid
aeement weather. The He'd Rooms well ventilated
and neatly rnshed the bath Rooms arc ample anu com
every iorm In connection with the Institution there is
Hall seyenyss rs. Gns tsil wee
sti ength by heatiu exercise The Springs which @ lnf
sna nsh uSniant flowing on gravey bed they send
forth water both cold and delicious The country anu
variety OF scenery. Anthings combined we can.
not think OF moic desirable place. ior those seeking
Dr. prasr ha wing lad much experience in the treatment
OF disease many years ess leave to ,hs pnGnI
those committed to his care Mrs who mas 'S o[
70 ed her an Senr 10 qualified
oT SO important station will take special charge Of the
aa, Sas Of aae beauty health happiness
the nc % r ,ns viii be-
this Insution ceessnly oi es's
supporters of kind TO ths We shall espeet TO
II
perform perfect cure. ,., ,v ,r ths cincinnati;
Hamilton and Dayton Rail,osa viii s STOP q. the GSI1se
% ,nrcts two coarse sheets, six towels, and
quantity Of old linen. suitable for 5a5dsges ,,.. and Al,
,,tcnaance will dollars per week, payable
weekly Extra attendance win subject the patient to an
n n spend length OF time in the insnfn
tinn persons will be charged two dollars per
day. u /, ,.,... ,,,, ~, .;,rr.5 6,r tho &; rst
examination. bi - 49,
for iu' nc - d. 4. PEAsE, NJ d. s-
Proprietor and Physician
Carthage Hamilton Cos. Ohio. auE24
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QUINCY FOUNDRY
Corner Main and Quincy streets.


NE Subscribes having greatly enlarged and now COM
| plced their extensive establishment are p'epa ed o
furnish public with variety OF work in their ne
Splendid plain fancy arches, including cnlcrs sum-
mel fronts fire iron stands, &C. common, round
and straight barred CRATES. .
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
Including the and most improved coal and wood
stoves. Franklin, balloon, cannon ten plate Keel boat
bachelor chamber, and parlor stoves, fronl0o TO oU
Hollow. in all its branches Sugar kettles, OF varl
Sizes and everything in the domestic line wholesale
and retail. Ha = 81. -.. -
Mill gearing boat and saw mill castings Our extensive
and most assortment OF patterns, our long cf-
rccnce in this line business and the liberal patronage
hitherto received warrant to expect continuation OF
custom in this part of business Wind mill, hay scale
shelter, truck wheel, ana small wagon easuhSss
PLoUGfIS. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS. -ia
We are prepared to furnish the patent lever, patent hill
side Crane Bull Hornet, Snder, &c. We have also sc.
this time the exclusive right to manufacture o
GIST,S PATENT PLOUGH, one OF the most improved
implcnents in farming at the present day. % "
rails and cncng for cemeteries houses garaeIs
yerandas &c. Porter's improved graduating twyee OF
iron-we ha ed the patent right for severn! coui
ties this useful iron and can exhibit
from the United States Armory DC possessing quales
for facilitating the Blacksnt's abors, which no. other
possesses Window caps consols, &c In short every
hinr in our line OF business Sad irons with fancy stands,
scrapeIs porch feet vault cee rs. window and sewer
grangs &C. Wrought IRON nai and Spikes OF the best
quality and at the lowest prices. tsfrIi = 4 ~,
o. Persons wishing to purchase IN our linc' wholesale
mr. retail will plcasc give call. All orders from the
country will be eity attended 10 and pctually flcd
Scrap iron purchased at market prices o,.,,,,
auG2I HaMiLloN & houEi.n.
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

&C MARKET ST, WHEELING, VIZ. ,
rUHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
rnents in the East for supply of Marble, and
tcmplatng erection of Steam works. he would invite
be OF rchiiects Buders and the public in gen.
era 10 the inspection his stock consisting OF ltaa
Egyan Sienna and other Marbles OF the finest
o,aties which can lower than other esa bsh
ment in the west. .-..... ..--. -
would find II to their advantage 10 inspect ms
stock before purchasing elsewhere - siHt|.
His work is done in the most elaborate style and he
Staunry and other carved work. Monuments, Cen
otaphs Tombsi Head and foot stones &c. and Grave yard
tiles to supply this work lower prices than
any other establishment In the country .. a.
P,e,ae ,,ye me n call and examine my work. p ~
~ - = s5si MICHAEL J. ROHAN, 1FIall
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
uAlso Calcined Plaster Hydraulic Cement, plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind Stones warranted
at the lowest trade prices y u
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CLEvELAND AND PIrTsBURGs RAIL
"a%t "1' A." Road.
5r "a ia 60 - - ALL a5
- EsasSs- EsssSss- lsssssa ss - 80


ON and after "Wednesday, June 10th, is,e PASSENGER
Leave Cleveland at $50 NJ Express train for Wells
ton Train for Rsyenna, stopping at all way stations.
Leaves at 700 A. NJ, Accommodation Train for
WssSs sS at At al s MHy F. % Express
Cleveland, and intermediate stations. .
with the following lines to wit: At Hudson with the
Akron Railroad for Cuyahosa Falls, and Akron at
WARREN; . at hsne With Ohio a
Road; Bayard with hacks for Dover, New Philadelphia
FOR RPITTsBURG.-The Oslo a. NJ Express Train.
from Cleveland connects at Wesve with the new anu
elegant side wheel steamer, FOREST CITY or
and intermediate landings arriving at Pittsburgh the same
Fare from Cleveland to Pittsburgh by Ohio and Penn
Fare from Pittsburgh, by way OF Wellsville
1850. ,'.s ,.ru,u. :,
checked through to Pittsburgh via Welsvile
Wheel eI'.d steamers, WINCHEsTER and DlURNAL for
Wheeling touching the intermediate landing and arry
RETuRNiNG-i2:s5 P. NJ Express Train, connects nee
with above at Wesvei also With the oh,S @
Pennsylvania Railroad at Alliance and at win
the Akron Branch Railroad. =, ,
Passengers wing pittsburg at o'clodk, NJ, anu
press Train from Wellsvile arrive at Cevelands in
time with the Lake Steamers for New YORK.
Also for Toledo Detroit, Chicago, Racine, Mwaukie,
and the entire North West. ,,,r-r.,r,c1, IL
the morning by this route arrive at Cleveland the same
evening" and tho following night can be IN YORK
The Accommodation Train leaving Ravenna at Z O'Clock
A. NJ connects Hudson with the Akran btanGn tai. M
and ren az he CovenS la and
Cincinnati Railroad for tho South. Co.,
RrruRsIsc1The @ Rrnr.se ram rain from
Cii cinna and Columbus Cleveland and with the
Branch Railroad at HudsonF" ,~n,,,,N,
Il, q p. X. X. OFFICE, I JoHN DohhNp..
cr.vciand Jrne a. ,52 -.,.-j Superintendent
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r ocnI and Travelling Agents WaIted Tor
Popular and Useful Books just published: CaLif0R-
MA li,LUSTRATED, including descnpuonoI OF the "a
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let's has been adjudged by the unanimous voice OF inc
to be the most elaborate, ana intensely IN
ferrsne volume that been written ms goaen
theme Since the publication OF Stevens Journal OF ILay
els no work has appeared that has created such thrilling
sensation tits enneny PRACTICAL and
wifi Incidents of the most amusing character IN thc IAN
of the city editorials, cit perfect dagerre
6vSe or taken by the light OF noondas
Ijsn mr. Beach's great work on Medicine AMERj-
CIN PRACTICE AND FAMILY, PHYSICIAN, so pa.
600 ON enpravins sheep; price 81 Dr. Beach ~ az
al the eclectic practice In this country Such was
The Semand that eighteen thousand copies OF Thu. WORK
srs nrinted i'm one edition. Also, Dr. G. D. Hapmond,s
WoTK WT0RKMaTIoS IA Va FOX THE MILLION, TRUE GUIDE
O. nsner covers; fourth thousand. Al.o, WoMANi!H
pP TaPI0iJS ontoining practical roles
nr eriean females, for their conact in the detail Or
~, @ domestc duty; royal 1smo red cloth, nstrated
nTiee e3 cents This work should be hands
81 especially the yorrg. Such u popularity
three thousand copies have been sold in the re-
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rSsra for books ADVERTISED with OF postage
mps accompanying, viii be promptly filled, prepaid TO
any part o. adress ane o''' ROBERT r YOUNG, sf'
s,gG E11tt>l % 7(gucrcssor to VIM HoldI edge,o
y s{F.i5.i Nc. 1i9 Fulton street, New York city:
y-Rditors ving tns advertisement two or three IN
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New Music Store. UE
Sign of the Grccinn Trigonum, No. 100
Mnin Street. q. Ola d. ..t..-

.p,- J. FICKIESON would respectfully an.
frff - nounce TO the citizens o. Wheeling and Vi.
TIL u i 7einy, that he has Just oIened nsw s,;, and
Guitars, Volincellos, Flagoles, Flutes, Flies, Aeeo
ons Banjos, and Tamborines. Brass Instruments the
first and best make.
Instruction oil kinds of Instruments and for
singing. ,
Music Piano, Guitar, Flute and Violin also, the
Songs Ductts etc. and the very best Roman anu
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
Ciaronets Reeds Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for Violincello and Violin.
A. Kleber's Furniture Polish for rcnovang rarnshcd
Furniture such as Panos Cabinets Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture.
Also for sale by the Agen, Kleber Ptsburs Pianos
OF the first and best manufacture i'll the United States such
as Nmns and Clarks grand square Panos j. B. Dur
hans alett and Aliens celeb,nied Boston Pianos. &C.
Agent the make of Carhardt and Needham's Patent
Mclodcons. .-g :. Z,
Aeeordeons and kind of musical instruments repaired
s' u lowest prices. .'t u.
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Homeopathic Medical College of

PENNS bS!.Nla. ... -.. .
Located in FubeIt Street, above Eleventh, ,.-
PHILADELPHIA.
,HE Lectures OF the regular course viii on ,hs
second Monday OF October and continue until The hfst
of March ensuing. ,,., c1oo m
Stna .ns who ha We attained two full courses @ "a m
in other schools, .# ~ " IN
Martriculaton fee, paid only once o0 m
Practical Anatomy, .1.HiE e. HlH tl.. m m
Graduation fee, lii, ~, r,,.o.,,,, In Mach
FACULTY 49,
WILLIAM s. HBLMUTH, NJ. d., l'-
n, mn M,np ATutcK lEsriTurks, PATHOLOGY, Ah1
rN"' - THE pr AcrIcE MEDICINE . 4.
as-t.s WALTER WILLIAMSON, NJ. D., l.- ID.
,,orvssoR NkTERIA yEpcA AND TiiERAfEUTICs.
rho'-N' Joseph G. LOOMS. NJ. d., ts. 81
,r.ssop ny opsrErRtcs DISEASES OF WOMEN ASp
f"'' 'i-S n .ssl CHILDREN. naE-S1 u
ALVAN L. SMALL NJ d., . .-als Ia
or PHYSIOLOGY AND MEDICAL JURlsPRUpHSc1'
fh'f MATTHEW SEMPLE, NJ. D.,
sg. ppoyyssoR OF CHEMISTRY AND ToIlooLooY. W. l
FRANCIS SIMS, NJ d., ,lsaf.sf fa4. ~
PROFESSOR SURGERY. So H
WIN. a. GARDINER. N. d., I.T
.E-5rH PRoPEssoR ANATOMY. - f7'i'
w. ASHTON REED NJ. d., tafhNE
.-r DEMONSTRATION OF ANATOMY q tG-tS4s
Students will lie admitted to the Homeopathic hosPi.s!
receive and witness AZ
brdse OF the patients and surgical practice anu oPe
tjons For further information address 49,,
' wM.A GARDINER, N. d.. DEAN.
- n a. No. 3i3Arch Street, Phin. '
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SEASON NARRANGEmENT.
Michigan Central Rail road Line!
fTn,s.ssss,s tEsl 60 60 aln
[ sSssssa D ss5isS ~ u ssSsssa Sss u go sSs4

CLEVELAND AND DETROIT, 10y a.E rH--l
IN connection ,rh the Ciereldna aud Cincinnati Railroad,
Clereand Eric r., Clerelari and Pitts1urgh r. r.,
and Michigan Central r. n.
Passengers will be tcketed through from point on
Lake Michigan to Cleveland, Cincinnati Pittsburgh, and
Wheeling and either OF those places to point on
Lake Michigan. .t- - .l'l
This limo will be composed OF two new low pressure
steamers built expressly for tho route.
CLEVELAND. ...CAPT u U. STAHARD.
-.T -7.Ht.f I"H#F AND 't' '''t q"
FOREST city,. CAPT. L. a. FIERCE
boat will Cleveland for Detroit. and Detroit for
Cleveland every evening at 6i o'clock arriving In both
cities the following morning in season for the morning
trains Chicago CINCINNATI, and Pittsburgh and
the Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit. They
viii run from Cleveland in the following order: -
FOREST CILY
Monday. Wednesday. Friday
CLEVELAND. seH ..t4lrgg
Tuesday. Thursday Saturday
And will leave Detroit:
CLEVELAND H. i
Monday. "Wednesday. Friday
FOREST CITY .gna ba.t =.
Tuesday. Thursday Saturday a l
kinds OF freight from Cleveland to Detroit, Maek1naw
St Marie, Saginaw, and all ports on Lake Mcgan-
The
OCEAN, CASPIAN, AND ST. LOUIS ..i'a5"
will compose line until the boats ready
AGENTS. .a..f. sal.gl
C. BRADRURN & Co., Cleveland d.
PITTMAN, TROWBRIDGE& & JONES, Detroit.
If,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-15
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

rI,HE undersigned has eopened his stock OF Superior
Tobacco and Cigars at No I6I Main street west side
near Market Alley will he found oil the choice
Brands OF Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, OF which the follow.
ingis part-Rcgalia, Imleriaes, Canones, la Normas
Cazadores Panatellas Principee Half Spanish, kentuck
Common Cigars. -st-t
Russell and Robinson's Grants, niron's, Jones and
Hudsons. .5sf .s.. .-.,....
SNUFF. s'-
Rappe Congress. Maeoubs, Scotch. Cut and Dry for
Smoking, &c, &c. -
The undersigned thankful favors heretofore be
slowed, aid would respectfully solicit portion o pubic
patronage. w >, ,,o,,,,,n
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