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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-28

co,r,e-, Hail. Philadslpaia-our Merchants and other
citizens .oourning in Phlad ,phia, win find their comfort
and promoted by stopping at the Congress Hall
of Messrs Morris and Jaek'on, whose advertisement WI
b. found in another column They are old Vrgnians and
their guests will receive Virginia ihospiialities Ees'des
their terms are very moderate So sayeh those who arc
Judges OF such matters. ..
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we1oh:s National Circus. &
FROM NIDLo,s,, NEW YORK, AND NATION

FHOM NlDLO'S, NEW YORK, AND NATION
AL AAIPlTHEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
J. G. CADWALA DER. ......... Equestrian Director
J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Maste; OF the Circle.
K NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .lst Erifo Clown.
Amor; te most the u-tises may lie tile
fOllowf : rams, W.:
J. C: GADwALADEE-the unsurpassed -Four and Six
HUi 7. der. -f. --l,rf.
THOMAS McFAELIN-,lesrc greatest Somerset vaulter in
the Known NO Id ls-f's &, .-sE- FhfTI
s. L. LIPMAN-D rotic, Scenic and principal Rider.
DAVID RICHARDSON worlds oniy la e.i,ack Iider,
wo.e do IL; eats ovc b ,:rtes, Sc. oil his Wild F. ae
Siccd, 81 k'S TIC brnoldrT VIII ie aud astonishmcn
Is. NJ. DlCkINSON-..rec lu-a.ed Co., cd all and Comic
Sac:- aclDowc I'd by The sea.es, re, tie &c
j. SWEET-w oce :.ye n.d 81 u IL icrsoTaiiny tie
cha rcte o the AGO &c, o: Fed Ma OF tue Fcerst
eta dc urel 'assc: t..s q =
MISTf:: WILIIAMs-tie Juve ,'e Gymlastic and
Az. rcd sIl'c iic WOE ny p!ea;i.,i 70
mrJi Dr :cc.i 10 b. all = ed. --' rsf7
La t, mOi i; no; leaci, TWO irarcd Clowns.
WILLIAMS AND DAVIS, '''
Whose Pr, Jo:eS. Lon Ho:i" Hh:icis,~ fail
keen &c pr &c. o. Lar ;,tc:. # H
NJ L. Positively but one Price of Admission to
Menagcric and Circus combined. d&w-3t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-28

ParkesJ,rgh DepOt.-The Parkesburgh Ga=ene
furnishes the following item of news:
.sThe Northwestern Railroad Compan! have
purchased fifteen acres of land. of the estate OF
William TeiTt, deceased, for an outer depot, on
Reasonable tennis"
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COMMERCIAL. I Z
Wheeling Mariet.I
oFFIoE OF THE DAILY lNTELLIGENoER,

it 81 ,.isi 2 ~ Friday August, %
Note-It should be observed that tho quotations
given below the Ipao!esale Prices. We state this
tor the benefit OF those who may very small orders
70 ll and who may be charged small advance these
prlces Generally however, bot city and country c,is:o
mcrs can rely on purchasing Wholesale Mer-
Chants In any quantity, at the regular Wholesale prices
We have no material change Trade continues
dull and t,ahs,ctons light There slight Improvement
In the trade OF the small class boats III
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Fatal Aeeident.-Wer regret 10 learn that Ma. l..
III. MoxG, of this city, and his sister were thrown
from buggy nearSteubenvile, day before yeSteE-
day, and. the latter killed.
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St. Louis, June te, 1872
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

&c MARKET ST., WHEELING, VA.
TIME SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
ments in the East for the supply OF Marble, md con.
templatins the erection OF steam works. he would invite
the attention of builders, and the public in
Egytln Sienna American other Marbles OF the finest
in the west ss1 .E@ a 70 E-7F1 -
Dealers would find it their advantage 10 inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere - +. 81 -
His work is done in the elaborate STYLE and he
would invite the attention of purchasers examine his
stock OF Statiary ard other work. Monuments Cen
otaphs Tombs, Head and foot stones &C. Crave yard
work in every variety; being enabled by his acil
tiles supply this work consderab bic prices than
any other establishment in the country. -
Please give a call and examine my work. tsusa.
D rIrarl-.- .-l.. & 4. MICHAEL ]. ROHAN
s.-I nl# f-.- Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
nlsAlso Calcncd Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
and Models, and Marietta Grind Stones
at the lowest trade prices ul 1y.d.
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ESCAPE OF SLAVES.

.Hl.Ha LOUISVILLE, August u.
Seven slaves belonging to t. andJ. Arterburn
ran away on Tuesday night.
A man named Hill, killed another ramed Bently,
by accident, at Lexington on TUESDAY night, the
parties were room mates.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81.

The City and county Contention has adjourn
ed without uomi atng candidate for Sheriff on
the last ballot II was TO met again Tomorrow.
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FIRE AT CUMBERLAND, MD.

Aug. 2T---9 o. clock, p. NJ.
The stable oft. National Road Stage Company
caught fire, and burned to he ground. Several
horses lost.
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,sunk-, boa. load of bouders, for raving was SUM-
res.erdao in the river above the whaIL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-28

uT,rhe Ladies' will find their soies' welfare
promoted by calling at Todd x DevoPs. See al
yertiSement.
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RIVER AT PITTSBURGH.
River feet inches and rising. Several large
packets are preparing to go out. gallt l
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j. c. HARBOUR,
CARPET, LOOKING: GLASS,

No. 1i3 Main Sired, IVhe.ling, 10.
Z EEPS constantly on hand ,ey large assortment o
IN brussels, Ingram and Venetian CIRrETIN0, Rugs
Mats, Oil Cloths, Table and Piano &C. &c,
gilt and mahogany framed looking glasses, portrait and
picture frances OF every description. hand aud made
order Wholesale and retail Venetian and Slate Window
Blinds, Window Shades, and Paper-iogcthcr with Up
holsiery such Feds, Mattresses Pillows Quits
Goute TpaIes, Cushions. Also Curtain Goods in
variety; blinds trimmings, cords tasscIs, &c.
All OF which viii be sold the very lowest prices and
warranted to give satisfaction. ID atyai
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n5-sinele copies OF the DAILY INTELIIGENcER for
s,Ie at the Office of publication Price, Two ceSrs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-28
Cod Liver Oil,

II UST received, boxes Samuel Simes' manufacture
d pure Medicinal Cod Liver Oil; the article OF tho
kind brought to this any other market. 4l.sti
's BRENTLINGBR& ARMSTRONG;,
auyH-1yr:d Opposite Washington Hall.
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PHILADELPHIA DEMOCRATIC CoNvEN-
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81.

Ir1-A DEI.rrrrN' :
No nominate has yet been made for Sheriff by
the City and County Democratic Convention
Thirty ballots hive been taken. Peters is ahead.
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.

MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS BuRKE% FAIRNESS CELEBRATED 4
81 -i5H .'tT FIRE PROOF SAFES. 'i'sis'" 1g.t. 4
rIHE character or these Safes in ST Louis before
fact OF their being superior to all ohcs would have been
uncccssary but in order to accommodate Mr. Hall, the
patcntee ard maker OF Hals Patent Concrete Safcs,
which has burnt all other n5kcs OF note In the United
States patent includei) took up Challenges.
the result Is below by the Committee who super.
intended bui, the Saes We only regret that they
were not left In tile furnaces two hours longer.
Tho which tested is 10 be Store,
invite the public 10 call and examine II feel conf
dent that will doubt their fire proof qualitic:i
after having the specimen which passed through thu
fiery ordeal on the 18th OF June = + +, :,
Sole Agents for the Manufactures, No 10, Levee, End No.
DC Com. Sheet 49,, 1,.s,.- Xxx, 5.lF s5t.l
behnlf Hall, podd d Co., Of Cncinati. and Messrs
r. Violet Co. agents Messs, burke, Barnes Co
Pittsburg TO test the fire rpof qualities OF the sales
made by thei: respective pncpals-cpof that have
size, Which had been in two years In to fire
mado with dtyoak wood and Ptsbu stone coal. for tic
space five and lialf hours, and d thai be.
leve the he applied far eater ,an that IN otdi
taking the from the rnrcc, and cooling them down,
found that the iron casting both was in places entire
ly burnt Off that the books we unnjded; and on
opening the safes nnd books and papers entirely
nju ed except slightly ny the watcr used in cooling of
This we found tc the with both sies and the only
pcrccble difference in the appearance the Interior
WAS entirely unred, while that Oh Hail. Doaa & Co.'S
blister ed aid blackcncd In conclusion, would
mark that orl The result or this test, have hcsa3
ton in Recommending the sales OF both to the co
dencc of the public
-" WARWICK p, MILLER,
l5i-.r 1LEa 80 80 $50 DAVID ii. BISHOP,
iitzs .-2si - - GERARD b. ALLEN.
st. Louis, June &c, 1872. .,,.,.- ~ anS2i
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MISCELLANEOUS.

III PUBLIC SALE. .st5f
WILL be sold on "Wednesday the 18th day Of September
wv 1852, on The pcrHscs Of ground fronting
the National Rn,l and eythIding hack Little Wheeling
Creek situated about thee humid. ed west of the town
OF Tiindelphia in Ohio county. IA u ff'f.G
The above ound will be sold at public auction to
the highest bidder Terms made knowron the day OF sale
dSsw-td .--- .t..s Id t.-gf, q FRANCIS MELTON. "
on Mount Woods Cemetery. -
GONE very lesifah lor in Mount Woods Cemetery
- can be had on drplicatian 10 =
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By the National Line.
rgLEc RApHgp FOR THE DAILY iNTELlIGENc
SUDDEN DEATH OF A CLERGYMAN.

. Rev. John C. Naples, Superintendent of the
Sailors home, last evening delivered payer at the
Sailor meeting. In one hour after the close of it
he fell over and died in tsnminutes.
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KELLS s. CALDWELL,
(srccEssoRs TO IJs. PAUL. Il co.,
I'M porte md Wholesale dealers i'm Drugs
Medicines, Chemicals. Prints, Oils, DC

Medicines, Chemicals. Paints, Oils, dc.
No. 81, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
AVlNG chased the entire stock fixtures chemical
IL apparatus, &c, OF the firm OF James PAUL would
cctfully solicit the deale aud the public
gene ally. All goods warranted a.r = III.
In retiring from the Drug business take pleasure in
recommending favorable cousdeI alton
Messrs Kcs ~ Caldwell! and have hesitation in saying
customers. and dealers gene ally, will
Ccivc that attention and accommodation which has carried
for Ibis wei known house large share OF patronage
JAS pa Ll,N
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HOME MATTERS.
Two Good Compositors,J

Can find situations at this Office None bnt sOoa wo'h
men need apply. .sea .si.-
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
RICH AND sEAsoNARLE GOODS.

t.I ny EXPRESS. | -fi
10 PIECES Paris Bereze DeLains in Rich styles-also
IL some neat figures for Misses and children.
Rioh Brocade silks, ,5f-.l. d. .s1 ..r-- ".
Marie Louise Gro De Rhine,
silk and Linen Foil De Non for travelling dresses,
Rich colored Jaconets, new styles,
China Silks, dark and neat styles n'''' s-i '=
a. Muslin Bands, .s.f. = .-s- -.t. 81.
= REVERE Insertings, 7i57-a,
Lupins Extra Mouse.n De Lains and French Meri.
noes in Black, Salmon, Rose blue and White.
Extra Fine French Linen Cambria H,ks.
. Et Received this day by
II o. W. HEISKELL & CO.
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- BARBERINGS SALOON. a g L
THE Subscribers Iiarbcrng Saloon Market street,
i doors ltcow. Sciinan'a Clair Pactcry, will he
open all seasorabe hours. au shaving and hair trim
ming will be performed in The Eeacsr and most ashioa-
BILE manner Gentlemen Will find his razo.s sharp, aud lie
hand steady and sure ~
aus2- lind. .a I'D Ast & MICHAEL j. BRElNlG.s &.
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RIVER NEWS!l
REPORTED FOR THE, INTELLIeENcER,
Arrivals and Departure of steam Boats.

@ ARRIVALS. .sl - 81
Steph Bayard, Booth, Sunfsh.
Justice, Murdoch, Wellsville.
Viroqua, O'Neal, Steubenyille. Il ".
T Huron, Mcmillan, Pittsburgh.
us. Aid, Vaughan, do
Loudon, -, do
r.t DEPARTED. a. --t l
Huron, Mcmillan, Pittsburgh.
us. Aid, Vaughan, Cincinnati.
Loudon,- do Ez.l
Orion, Dillon, Marietta
Stephen Bayard, Booth, Suntish.
Justice, Murdoch, Wellsyillc.
Viroqua, O'Neal, Steubenville.s
us feet inches water-rising slowly.
The river was rising yesterday and had attained about
Pittsburgh Heavy rains reported above and 1t
is hoped that 1t may reach feet at this place.
The Steamers Aoa Granite State leave Pitts
'gh yesterday evening.
Small boats sufficient tile present trade running
brisk'y. + .',
The Thos Scott has len Wheeling and sistersvillc
t,ade and is carrying the mil the route flom Mar.
eta TO st. Marys. tt-et 80. H
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s. These are all flaming Democratic economist
mighty enemies of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. advo-
Gates for saving the dear peoples money! But
when they get chance to slip their own hands
into the crib, we see with what results. These
are the charges they make for one pretended nights
work. between the Sd md 4th of March, 1851
They not only had no right to this money, but they
pocketed it in the face of all express law against
IT. In IS49 they made a similar charge; but Mr..
FILLMORE then being Vice President, and being no
ffiend to Democratic economy the account was not
rendered, until he temporarily substituted by
Mr. Atchison-when the opportunity was seized,
and that gentleman certified the account, by
which he pull near SlI00 in his own pocket. In
1851, Mr.. King, the present candidate of the par
~ being the presiding officer of the Senate, cer-
fed the account-alihouth he refused TO profit by
il himself. -.a. It.
These are the scrupu' Gus and honest gentlemen
who are now over hauling Gen. SCOTS accounts.
They are the great men-the leaders-thc shining
lights of the Democratic party; and the country
may form some idea of the sort of economy they
will practice when they come to get control OF the
public treasury. They do not scruple to put from
$1,000 to $1,000 into their pockets for a single
nights sleep. If the leaders, who might be sup
posed to have some regard for public opinion, are
50 eager for the spoils, what may we not expect
from the "beggarly rabble," should they become
quartered on the treasury! The feats which dis
fingushed the Van Buren, era, when ''honest Lee
VIZ guarded the crib, would be thrown completely
INTO the shade, the restoration of the spoilers
Richmond Wing.
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DEATHS.

DIED-At her residence on Mt. Auburn, in Cincinnati
on the 18th ut.. MRS. MARY MCCORMICK aged % yrs.
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81 IFWm. McClester, young man about twenty
one years of age, living near Findley, Ohio, COM
1nitted suicide, few days ago, 10y cutting his
throat with a razor, in fit of insanity.
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IHIIE PopTieoI Sarains Magazine ha wing purcas
ed the large and handsome steel plate fully engra
we'd in line and mezzo;in: celebrated design by
GeoIss CatteTnolc, = =
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28
cnnn rEsrIlInEl
40

zoe Louisville Csurertaus speaks 81 4s.l's sar'
saglfia:
We hayebasn shown By az. John Boz, proprie-
torofthli wor,l-ren1Enei 1reqs rli.1n 'b1fs lud
Er'rart SarnnariI'a, 1H trginal, genuine ana
be1uiidl letter a3tfsssed % hlm 1y iai aeeompi
LADY OF one of the most eminentold physicians in
Che West. giving detailed account 81 one Of the
most sntonsaing cures recon, peTiormed alone BIZ
the use OF "Bus Sarsapanfa."
This mast excellent and charming lady had long
suffered from prol psus uieri fuor al9as, piles and
chronic seases of the stomach and digestive or.
gtas nidemngemeni Of the whole system, attend
ed with dstressing eHtaneoas crnpiion. sick head
ache. and yiolent attacks Of crlmp. fer exhau St.
ing az Of her husbands skl. and applyingto many
cee5raied medical gentlemen, both at home and
abroad and also nsiug great quantities OF . Town
send SIsaparilia, wthoutthe slightest relief she
was Induced 70 use "iobn 3urs Saraparll a." and
what was The happy result. Ailertbe use ola few
bottles perfect and wonderful cure--the lady re-
stored toperiectheahh sndtoher nsuaihav oisprits.
Such letters as the one sc speak Of must afford
MT BuH more real eradication than could the pos
session OF countless wealth. nd whether he ac-
cumulates weather. notify the sale Of hs truly val
uaoie medicine, being is author glory and homer
enough, and be can say 10 the world, without fear
81 contradiction. 81 have my poverty relieved
more human suffering than did stephen GiraFd OF
9ohn Jacob Asor with their millions
This medicine, when used accordingto directions,
lpiH Cure icifhonf Fail
seFoinls Kings Evil Cancers, Tumors Eruptlons
o. the Skn, Erysipelas, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring
worm or letter. Scah Head, Rheumatism, pains in
the Bones orIonts, Old Sores and Ulcers, Swelling
q The Glands, SyFhs, Dyspepsia, Salt Raeum,
Diseases Of the Kidneys. Loss o. ppetite, diseases
arising from The use OF Mercury Pan in the side
and shoulders General Debility, Dropsy, Lumbago
Jaundice. Costiycness, Soro Chest, pulmony Aflac.
ions, and all other diseases tending to produce Con-
sumption, Liver Compliant, Female Trregnlarites
and Complaints, Sick and Nervous Headache, Low
Spirits, Sweats, Exposure or Imprudencc in Life,
Chronic Constitution diseases, and is spring and
sumner drink, and gencraltonic forthe system, and
gentle and pleasant pufniye, far superior to Blu
Lick OF Congress water, Salts or Sedtz powders.
Manufactured at DR.. mo. BULLS Laboratory,
81 Fourth ST.. Lenisyte, Ky.
JAS. BLAIR Agent.
April 90, 1851. n43-iy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28
Professor Alexander Q. Barry's
TRICOPHEROUS,
Or Mcdicated Compound.

gEyli L efficiency Of this Justly celebrated embro
4 cation for invigorating, Identifying and impart-
ing gloss and slken softness to the hair, is now
so widely known and acknowledged, that It has
gained by its merits reputation which is not for a
day, but for al time. II il the province of science
to subdue and control these physical evils which re-
fined civilization has broughtinitst train for long
as warm rooms and tight hats with the combined
agency Of other Influences exist, vii thousands of
unhappy victims be troubled with bald heads and
grey hairs, to say nothing of the various cutmeoas
diseases 10 which the head Is subjected. 1t was to
relieve these evils that Professor Barry introduce
his Invaluable remedy, and among the thousand and
one who have been his competitors, he now stands
alone on that jdesa Of success, hewn out OF Bar
rvs 'Irlcopberous, and sustained by the favor and
universal patronage Of discerning and intelligent
public For restoring the hair toits original growth
Or preventing from falling on, the compound has
been pronounced BY all medical men to be sure
remedy For eradicating scrr, dandruii, and curing
diseases Of the skin, glands, muscles, stings and
bruises, the Tricopherous will always be found a
safe, speedy. and unlailing cure and so long as
"fairtrcsses mans imperial race epsuare.
And beauty draws us with single hair,
win Barrys Trcopheroos be essential to the toilet
Of every lady and gentleman who desire to give a
sot glossy and luxuriant appearance to the natural
drapery ii reasons throne Sold in large bottles,
price accents, a. the principal office, No. l3T
Broadway, New York; and sold by the principal
merchants and druggists throughout the U. States
and Canadas, Mexico, West Indies, Great Bnton
and France.
October i |. lSbl--15-iy
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28
70 THE LADIES.

Thegeauins Balm Of Columbia orreuoring The Hair
"Long hair is d glory to a woman,N says Paul.
And al feel the truth of the pious cuotation;
Preserve it then, ladies', yonr glory may fal,
Unless you protectit wththis preparation.
4 FIyon wish rich, Inxurunt head Of hair, free
4 from dandruT and scurff net failtoprocurethe
genuine Balm Of Columbia. In cases Of badness.
Il wilEmore than exceed your expectations. Many
who have lost their hair for twenty years, have had
itrestored to its by the use ofthis
hahn re, state, or condition, appears to be no oh.
stacle whaeyer; II also causes the fluid to flow with
which the delicate hair tubes is flied, BY which
means thousands lwhose hair was grayas the ST
attic eagle have had their hair restored to its natural
color BY this nvaluabf remedy, In all cases 81 fe-
veritwtbe loundthe most pleasant wash that can be
used few applications only are necessary to keep
the hair from failing out. It strengthens the roots
itneserfals 10 imparta rich glossy appearance and
as 4 perfume for the toilet tits ufeQnaed. II holds
thcee timesas much as othermscaed hairrestora
tiyes, andsis more eEiectual.
CAurgoN. Never buy itnnless you hnd the name
Of Comstock a. 10. proprietors onthe wrapperofeach
bottle at you are cheated with counterfeit article.
SoldinN Yonrkonly by Comstoek & Brother. No.
9, John At. iii Columbus only BY Blair IN Aber-
deenhy Hampton Herndon. fed 22-34-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-02-28
T 0NGLEY,s GREAT WESTERN INDIAN
~ PANAC i. For colds and fevsrish feel.

r 0NGLEY,S GREAT WESTERN INDIAN
- PANAEEA.--I. For colds and feverIsh feel
lngs and preventing evers; q for Astinna, Live,
ComPlantand Billions affections .. fAr Diafrhna.
Indigestion and lossut appetite; A for stomach al
EDITIONS, dyspepsia. piesrhnnatism, 10. The treat
poAnts src not bal y take. ncverg gives pair, aud
never leaves one custiye.
dyspepsia aud Liver Complaints cured. and IN
{ sAessefnAnd Southern tevers prevented, III every
case, By ,he use Of l0ngleys Great Western Indian
aanacca, warranted ID creihc most severe eases ii
lhe above complaints, Loss Of appetite, bilious af
ieciions and Indigestion ire permanently cnre.l IN
lIs uses Tho eatpoints ARD, IL II not haatolake
i does not leave fhe bowels costiye aud never Gives
pain N ~ operations This panacea vii remove
AZ tho bad bile tromthc stomach and give time d
system, and keeps of attacks az MALIGNANT leyers.
The sSomaeh is in helhy state. aud the pores II
tho SKIN are open, SOFAS TO admit az FREQ oxidation
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