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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-11

VANoouyrR's ELAND.-A return made by the Hudson 5
Bay Company to the British House OF Commons commu-
ncates some interesting particulars respecting yaneou
yer's Island One thousand four hundred and seventy
eight OF land have been sold to eleven persons
Fur Trade Of the company in possession of 1854
acres part of which they have sold TO their retired
wants. The Puget Sound Company have provided four
farms to employ emgrsnts their FIRST arrival The
iudsons Bay and Puget Sound Companies have at their
own expense sent out 21 males 60 women and 81 chill.
dren since lsis These emgrauts mostly sgricultu
raj aborers under engagement One thousand three hun
bred and fifteen tons Of coal had been collected by the In
dams from the surface seams and had been exported by
the Company The Company had incurred considerable
expense in boring for coal without success until lately
when promising appearances had been discovered about
eighty miles north Of Fort Victoria the east coast Of
the Island nearly opposite the mouth OF Frassrs river
Measures had been taken to follow out the search
work the coal il found practicable The high rate Of
wages in Oregon and California had tended to the detr
men of the Island Flour had still be imported for the
use Of the settlers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-11

A public meeting held at Savannah on FRIDAY y,
shieh resolutions were passed inviting Mr. Fillmore "a
visit that city and requesting the corporate authorits
to make suitable arrangements for his reception
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-11
POWDERED PECAC-
POWDERED RHUBARB,

We have prepared solely Of the coating OF tho root, care
lly separated from the gpcons parts and from all other ert
consequently much superior to that usually sold.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-11

IhIvGs N ImLtpf4fittN--'tue annual commencenleni
Of the Homeopathic Medical College took place on tues
day when l1ge number Of students graluatcI-amunu
them 7 ] Aasdy and a. Hughes Of Virginia aad D
Gibson, {. H. Gcrgas and J. A WaEcmau Of Ohio The
saIeaicto9y was delivered by Prot Sempe
A desperate riot took place oa Monday night week he
tween Tao United State and Lafayette Hose Gomuapips
curing which UHetr ed shot OF the rioters named
lnkle through the leR aud arrested two Others me
Sessions for is action ' -
During the past year 49, applications for divorce were
made IN the Court Of Common Pleas and a since the t
G; January s ~
melton Is paudns before the S District Court for
flialtlpia 10 4uHsh capiIs issued against men n,
alleged 10 have received $4,000 Of the money otai1ed
under the Gardiner ella the ground that thr sato
q enns wanna had abolished Imprisonment for debt
The county Commissioners advertise for a loan al
~ DNo1 a. per cent 10 erect bridges over The
srhhy l1A They also issue propose for loan oi slg5
600. az tbo same rate OF interest
The r men Of the city preparing block Of marble
Ter the Mashiugton National Monument
Inc stockholders uf the Arch street theatre have di
Of April N ''1 Af'
The iourneymer painters have resolved to fix tho
amount ~ tier labor ut 81 70 per day tgem the dft Of
April anu AFTER the mt Of oYembcr at 81 so per day
Tie blaeksmths have increased their rates Of
lnr 20 cents set and the carpenters il is said are alo
maAins demand Tor higher wages
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-11
EIGAR. MEXICAN AND PLANTATION

ITDANfO1bf hays aHtlr af hand and for de
n leis % ,ait gF 4-rs CtGA, HAVANA tIoNrA. MASON
GU IhtNIl 4 - TEN NESNi re hsNut NAIpEES
a7d tLlES, Also TOBACCO r., HoGslghns BALES
Itcts4olhe A!eAfc4n MARKET ana gr plantation use-
TURNER " RENSflAW,
s6 Camp str7et ana i5s Z, huu p.tDul street.
10 TOBACCO BALED 10 Oi.pEE. ri lylu j.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-11

IHINas II Nav 9enE.-rhe Savings Banks of the city
Rave on aand unclaimed deposits to the auo ant Of nearly
enc million Of dollars and the Legislature has lust pai
law FreSiuIng that all deposits unclaimed for twenty
years shall eseheat to the state
Postmaster General I!ubbarI has addressed letter m
Hon james BrooEs declining pay fox tenders 10 o,ean
steamers arriving Now YorE
b. Van Cef another New York volunteer In the sirxi
can war, died On Monday the 18th nit.
The bark peiis ChaIB, Of four hundred tons built in
ISIS was sold At auction On Tueslsy the LIST Tor sI
300 cash.
Judge Daer Tuesday, in the superior Court decided
that tho contempt Ia. injunction in the Yroa wa
'liroai criminal offence, ontailng both tine
and imprisonment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-11
Wa,tSynte EGsUis.
does MATTHEW'S, FINLEY co.

l. Bile N0IICE-First District, Parish of
of'HaIfe naiers ya G sar Of s'ste Tax does fare-
by noti al srlHs iaintted Inc ls5s
aud hose hr nss i5r is53 " b f.d District
ty Canal TIE River Mississippi Felicity
10 call At otice, Civ
within the iIaa prescribed BY
lS 1hs inura rynI . a D P.H
nL4 ggt4ay THOMAS AsKEw. Collector
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-11
Wnis, Gnps. etc.

tEr At v ii0I,ESALE.
E1D kyz- hats, comprising yraaye e-o
slLBFuR, CASHMERE MEXICAN WOOL STRAW, ALgar
sdCAMPEACIif HATS, for sale BY
~ spdAw sRosT A en- iaNa root
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-11
Roots, SHOES ana Rrogans,

- ssv AT WHOLESALE.
E1A landing ship Notio.k store gora1t
AAI sorment Of BOOTS, SHOES, BR9GhNA HATS car.
etc PIiul,t5nl supplied with Prime RuSSEf a. WOO,
MEXICAN, PALM LEAF, STRAW and CAMPEAc.iA HATS.
Ihe lowest market Prices, by g
SIS i3IAW FRlS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-11
tile cures ak ,aAzs /, tie ssgaFs,, Medicine =, b had.
W. B. AiINnR


is- All ills gul' sl e ral b5sil d che words Alnor4
Fss.r t1rai o. o. W s,'rsrz,- III l,r.ls.
TT Al,. app t1l JARVIS 4 WoOpNiAN uta--. rrr1er Il
Common Ial Ma-e streets, Neftlg psuiauaH ots br m
la.-l stas Azscl byJ. WRIGHT y co. ISL C.tl.g street
-. Pee tus ussf per tole, h! Dollars per aaza.
n'ssw.IstW ". g. MINOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-17

-. p,rxrRsuuRo GAZETTE intinates that one
III I,,,rs If the Intellirencer was once de-
o. 'ns his aspirations for Congressional hOnors.
i.o's. Il scjediy the Lest joke of the season.
l1l' e,,, the fact that We have been too decent
y Enough, up" to descend to the vulgar position
y, Ton,Tessman, it is doubtful whether the age Of
Q. ~, - the editors of the Intelligencer would
e'''' ,bsr TO conform to certain clause in the
,h'o.s ..;,n Certain we are in rcgar TO ourselfon
,ip,; aal our senior (he allows US 10 call our
' ID, .o, in consideration of our unmarried con-
ss'' IN which act OF courtesy we are much o.
C''5 ,,fip, is not Euch in advance of us IN this
~, .,;.n,r but we devoutly pray that he may new
s,g {, far from grace IS to :hinE of becoming
=, We shall ask for dissolution"
y, - ,..a,,reat he thinks of such an enormity!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-17

Nathaniel L. D0rcey.


III tho Circuit Court oil
Abraham Bennett ct oil. Ohio County.
SY virtue decree rendered in this cause by said
COurtsOn 11hday Of June 1853 the under signed
Sheriff Ohio county, and acting Commission
er in the premise viii pr sell Thursday, the
day Of September 1853, at public auction 10 tc high
est bidder the OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, twenty five shares o! tic capital stock Of the
Wheeling and Remont Bridge Company, belonging to
said braIam Bennett and in the bill OF the complainant
entiOncd Also lots No. C25 and 2G) twenty five and
twenty &. Riches addition TO Shesing; also,
Ots 60 and 1O) nine and in said addition ALSO lot
I14) hundred O-tyone, situated the corner
east OF French street north of Market Alley in sail
CITY; also No. (25J twenty-five, in that part OF said
City laid By Moses W. Chapnc and Othersi also, lot
No iSS on John street. in said city; also, lots Nos. Gil
aud I2) eleven aud twelve, in said s. e. Rchies ad
iiou 10 said City; also lots Nos. a. and 1O)
cisht nine and tcn square No. 80 in the iueuG Vista
addition said city. suiciency 10 pay of tic claims
in the said deere mentioned.
Terms of SdeA credit for equal portions thereof at
six twelve eighteen twentyiOr months FROM the day
OF sale the purchaser purchasers thereof executing to
said Commits Toner therefor, bonds with good security
bearing interest from ths 'lay OF sale.
ivos-fS53 Sheriff If Commissioner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-17
IDwIN A. CLABAUGH W. H. CLARA
FOUNTAIN HOTRT,

THE Undersigned having purchased the lease and effects
of,hat old established house the FOUNTAIN H"TEL.
Light street, baltimore, and having repaired and rer
nse at heavy outlay, Offer to their friends and the
travelling public an establishment second to moLc in com.
tort and convenience.
Tile Ladies', Ordinary srd the suites orrooms attached
will be found 10 afford the comforts OF home families.
all its patrons - p 49,
tistlc most central situation for tie man OF business
being in tile OF business, affords convenient
TO all the Railroad DcpOs md Steamboat Landings
any other hUtel in tic city. s.. q. y 81.
II win be the desire and pleasure of the proprietor TO
promote the comfort OF the guests OF the house.
s aPT-1ys $50 81 III CEABAUGH& BROTHER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-17
) Solid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

INNS latest discovery is the wonder OF tho age. Tie
picture assumes 1.-The roundnCss and solidity Ofe.
IL also appears esizc, and in every point resembles the
living being. Natuye is perfectly Knocked, to m
diyidual hair. Taken at WHITEHURST'S, over Camp
o1s !SWe' store bsmoIe street, III Inc city OF sil-
introduced in all OF his galleries, which may be found
all tho principal Giles i'll the Uninn
MIR. IVTEuURsr has tho honor that he has
Just received ettcr from the President of the United
States, informing him of the award Medal, Certificate,
and copy othe Jures reports At the Worlds Fair Lon
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-17

,-Our Foreign News, telegrnPhed TO us
Avn. ~, announces that another "Ministerih
Ii.' s, rss thought to be approaching. Heaven
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-17
CIiokerin0,s Piano Fortes.

THE subscriber being appointed agent for
the sale of CHECKER. ns's Plano sFortes Tor
ia ii n Western Virginia, keeps cons on mana
= y good stock OF those celebrated lnStEH-
fesoT OF music be the best this, orany other eoun
tTy These instruments offered at Boston prices au
ne earriaee; tha gen4Tal stock OF musical
and Variety Goods, Wholesale and retail.
u-Oid Pianos in exeha nse. Pianos 10 lets u
sic taught at No. 25 Union street.is
| E-s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-17

.NEsrlNG.-The arrange menls of The
EOi 0 p,;Ircad for the accommodation of our
BNo' risbiug to attend Camp Meeting, are an
eiAs .s, in our advertising columns.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-17
CINCINNATI 1rARKEr.

Tie river has fallen inches within the last "a
hours Weather warm and clear.
Flour quiet and heavy at S4a4, 10; Whisky 25c;
Cheese firm al SC. Nothing done in Provisions.
Groceries steady and in moderate demand. Lin
seed oil Csc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-17
cn1BNDAR FOR 1855.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
sHERIFFYS SALE.
Decree or the Circuit
Court for Ohio county.

Samuel Clark ,.,...,
decree OF inc llrcult
/, John COrfothers Thomas Court for Ohio county.
L. Young, and others. J
Il nrsuaiicc the Decree o. tho Court m1dc IN tins
case she'll OIL the 10Th day Of August, 1855 at the
Court House county, sell to the highest and best'
bidder ON the terms alter namcd Lot No. ninety nine,
(y9) situated Market street, in Wheeling The prop
ety will be credit, the purchaser paying the ur-
chase money, by equal pOriiOs at SIX twelve and cigh
teen months, from day of sale, and securing
the game by giving his bonds with good security When
the purchase money is paid, the deed Will he made
jyI3-.ds MAl. ;. -MlGhhAA, .. y. ~
Joseph e. Harbour, III ChanCery
.. Ia Tue circuit court Oh
my virtue OF decree made in this by said Court
on the 3ls day Of May 1853 the undersigned Sheriff
OF Ohio County, such acting as Commissioner III the
premises will proceed Thursday the FIST day of sep
tcnlucr 1853 10 sell public auction, to the highest bid
der at the Tont door the Court House OF Ohio county,
the following described piece parcel Of land situated in
North Wheeling vii; lying north OF and adjoining
aiIStic's lot, AMI extending to SicIIhe' gers
line fronting side OF MOtn street, 1i0 ore or
less, aud running west 10 ihe river,
Also lot No. CSJ eight in La Grange.
TtHs Of SaieTen per cent ncash AID for the residue
upon credit six twelve and eighteen mouths from the
day sale the pui purchasers giving bonds with
good security the deferred payments, bearing interest
their date. nn the title 10 be retained as further SC
curity until the purchase money is paid IN gi,.
wM. 5. WICKHAM,
Sheriff d Commissioner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-17
Dccree for nm account. Z.
COMMISSIONERS OTEICR, August 9TH, 1858.
Stephen Rice, In Chancery Il


Stephen Rice, In Chanceryin
vs. y sa5i StIe Circuit Court
.nrye w Cfrahan,s ad'n's {: others OF Ohio County.
Nv a derce in this made the 22d day OF june
1874 tits made my duty ascertain aud Tepo the lOca-
lion quantity of the real estate ofwich the said
George Graham died seized, entitled to- together
with Inc specC en fany thereon Also to take and state
an account OF estate Of the said George X
TSraban decd, which into the hands OF VIII
liam P wilson, his administrator, 10 any person by
his order and for his use, and OF the disbursements
made by him in due course OF administration.
Notice hereby that sha proceed the 10th DAY
OF September, 1853, at the Office Of Russell IN
the city Wheeling to take tho account ordered BY salu
decree creditors OF said George w ra-
ham, decd, hoTehy required appear before me on
or before Thursday the day or SepemberS 1855 anu
Fsproye their claims otherwise they will be excluded
rom the benefit of the said decree.
Scai,1 aug5. EDWARD II. FITzHUGH, cem'r,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-17
ITRITS1 SALE


DYvirtue OF a deed OF trust from Thomas McEwen to
ID the undersigned, for the benefit OF Ro5et Patterson,
dated first day Of March 1858. and duly recorded in
clerks office al the county court for OHIO county, IN
30, page shall lhe oh OF September 1888 at
the door OF the court house of Ohio county at IL o.
clock \. on that day. expose TO sale by .bc auction
the highest bidder, lois numbered fifteen ana sixteen
Go and 16) in square numbered eight the addition
city Wheeling, laid out by Samuel Spfigg aud
John Richie and formerly called tchetown, but now
called South Wheeling.
uB'TeTms OF sale cash. rH..., ~.
The title UT said property is clived 10 be unuobuted
and inlsputabG, hut selling as trustee shall only con-
vcy such title as is in M; YES. ed.
augl. ANDREW WILSON, trustee.
George Edgimgtcn and wife III lancery
PIN the CIRCUIT court OF
Ky Virtue o! made III this by said court
on the Sth DAY June 1853 the Undersigned Sheriff OF
Ohio county, and such aStingas Commissioner IN the
premises, will proceed Saturday. The tenth day OF Sep
;cmber sell to the highest bidder at public auction
premises, the following Described tract Of Land
situate said county OF Ohio, the waters oil Lhtt!e
Vince ing Greek containing Ons Hundred and Seventy
outh acres being the same tract heretofore
convened James Dixon, deceased, by his father
Dixon, hy deed, dated the 3d day OF FebruaT
1926 and the which the former resided at the
time of his death
IEEMs OF credit OF six, twelve, eighteen
ard twcnty-rour months taking bonds with good securl
w. bearing interest the day sale, and retaining
lien on said land to secure the purchase money
WIN. S. wICKHAM,
aUg5 Shorthand Commissioner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-17
VIM. n. Needs,

xsookbinder &s.BInnIk book Manufactures,
No. Pa Monro$ Street, UP STAIRS.
TTOULD respectfully inform their friends and the pub
w lie in general that they have bought the establish.
nent lately known James NJ, E%ng's and
Biankbo IL mandatory and now prepared to Rule anu
h ind to order blank books OF every description, music
magazines periodicals, &c. ina not to be surpas
Constantly on hand assortment ofblank books.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-17
Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS ". FIELD $ CO.,
coMYIss on MERCHANTS.
No. IL Cliff Sire etr
NEW WORK

N o. II OIlu . u OoL
NEW YORK.
Arc sole Agents ia the United STATES Tor
MuSpratt's superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing Papers.
russell Superior ..
Gcncsce Printing g
Rawlius d: Sons English Tissue
First Guality llltramanTc Blue ~
TEcyarc also Agents the principal Paper
crs i'm Ills country and oter Sale by far tue most eN
Iensye and and desirable stock Paper aud Paper ManH.
Ic,s Materials that DC found in this or any other
Their business is strictly wholesale and Writing Papers
are sold by the case only . r. -,
Their extraordinary facilities enable them 10 oIct gu
Goods both Foreign and Domestic at tho lowest possible
prices. ,,,, ~,
vanccs made oil cUusiguments OF PaPcr Paper Makers
stock and other merchandise.
RAYS augl-iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-17

I,rr ACCIDENT on THE BALTIMORE AND
p.,.,o,p.-TrE GUILTY DIsCovEKED.-When
.,.or,sd tine accident which occurred on the
r,Io,,. and Ohio Railroad, near COmeron, last
'r,.,,,,l,v. bv which tree passenger cars were
tb,own f.om the track, we acquitted the Compa-
~ aud the officers i'll charge ofthe train, from all
Ii,wa We did SO for two reasons: First because
A.. uurelaxjng diligence heretofore exercised by
tb,. snpe,inlealents and ali the officers oil the
-, :, avoid accidents, warranted us IN making
a,,t an ,ssumn,ion, and in maintaining IT'LL facts
rro,rd convince us that we were wrong. Second
l., bec,use file actual facts Of the case, SO far as
w.. copld ascertain them by diIgemt inquiry cor
rob,r,eI the position we had taken. So the mat
ter rested for q few days, but the enemies of the
mad have no. been Idle in the mean tine in para
di,r,be worst possible phase ofthe accident before
bs public, though no lives were lost, and only six
peryons out gilmore than 100, were injured-most
oftbem but slightly The course OF justice, though
i,u1y always be sure, is sometimes very slow
B1,la the present instance it has been summary
ard completed.
Tteact that on the morning fthe accident, and a
,f,,t time before its occurrence, the Superinten-
dent of the road had passed along as usual, exanl-
iselthe switch, and found it locked, and that it
had not been used by any train that morning, at
orcs created the suspicion that some meIevolent
person had been NEEDING with it. With this
spsDicron the yigilent aud untiring agent Of the
Western Division Of the road, J. b. FoRD, Esq,
SET biaselfto work TO ferret out the offender
Proceeding upon the slight Circumstance that a
man had recently been discharged from the sets
vice of the road, he found that he still Turk
ing about the premises, and after two or three
DAYS assiduols Investigation, he succeeded in ar
resting the man, whose name is MARTIN MULvoT,
and had him taken to MoandsvilIe. where he un-
dery ent a preliminary examination before Mag
iytr,le and was r.rnn ndel for final examination
on Monday AT this last examination, the evil
dence against NIulvoy was direct and conclusive,
and he was relnandel to Jail for trial September.
Thus has the reputation of Railroad which
during tie more THAI a quarter OF century it has
been in operation, has destroyed infinitely less
If. than any other Railroad in the United States.
been again win licatcd.
That The iendish offender IN this case, will in
cur The full penalty ftle law, we doubt not.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-17
Mammoth Hat Store.

No ti6 AND 1IS HAIX STREET, WHEELING, VA.
g AVERY having enlarged his store ia order To suit
-. the demand, hand aud is receiving from the
Eastern cite aud manufacturing one OF the largest stocks
Of Hats AMI Caps that has been offered in This CITY,
consisting oreyery variety ard style in use, all OF
which VIII be sold the lowest possb bic price, wholesale
and retail.
Persons Whiting Hats or Gaps will please call and
anime the stock themselves as we shall always be
Tlsed 10 show Goods, and our best endeayoTs 10
suit Customers. ap2t S. AVERY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR. ]. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON,
For the reliefa,a cure of Suffering Females! 4.

II stands pre.ominelt
for tho curative powers
in all tho diseases for
which 1t is recommend,
ed usually called Female
Complaints: or these
are ProlSpsus, Utcri, or
Falling OF the Womb
Flour Albus, or Whites,
Chronic Inflammation
ami liberation of the
WOmbj Incidental Hem.
orrhagc, or Flooding;
Painful Suppression, and
Irregular MenslTuRtiOn,
&c, with allltleir ac-
comPanyinscvils, (Can-
cor excepted, Cno matter
how severe OF OF how
long standing.
The CatiIoliCon far
surnasscs other rene.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-17

s-r,1,ae-Two fine horses were stolen
Hos ~. last from field on the farm of Mr..
NJ U ,'son fpur mi e5 below town.
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wing tho system in better condition Let al! interest
and obtain a pamphlet CGrceO containing ami:
respectable of tho beneficial
results ofs together with letters from highly expert
cnccd Physicians. WHO used II IN their pIactcc ara
slCnk from their own Observations.
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!. ID Fleming NJ ID, Cauandasit1: N Y.
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by Footc NJ ID, Syracuse, N v: tes
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&c Orrick, NJ ID, baltimore, Md
W w Reese, NJ D, New York CITY
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Rev J c S Beard, Glenn Springs, ) o.
D-51p Pamphlets gratis Mt our store 9TH.
s.. BRENrLlNGER IL ARMSTRONG, Ag'ts.
Druggists Washington Hall, Monroe ST., Whcelng va.
Also sold by MICHEAL DUNN, Moundsvinc, nnu ny
most the leading Druggists in the adjoining countless
Letter addressed n care Of Mr.. Curtis Hutch A"ei' al
RrrenLu, Olio-To Dr. MApcniA:-I have been zen
Years tr0ublcd with Eenlac OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uteri
aud nil the attending cuIticsj at times rendering my c
miserable. have had the attendance OF some oil tue
best physicians, with bet little succcss the most lucy
For five months before commencing with your meuioihc
had not been able to labor, Coulu walk Out
steps time, and scarcely went out OF uOOTS-
short, was completely Frustrated, both In body ara
in and eNpecGut 10 drag out the rost OF my days IN SUI
GTInG and misery But, reading your advertisement
induced TO try your invaluable medicine calcu Ute.
Tinn CathOlcOu the last resort 1t had mol USED
week before fit like another woman by the use oil
in the family with case could yak any where In the
ncghburlOnd without injury Nothing but sense OF mv
duty you the afflicted has induced me to state my
the public. safely recommend the prcpala
~ CSigncj ( Mas SARAH A. BIsnoP.
Freedom, Portage county, Ohio, Dec. %, 1853 d,
j. ID. MA RfHlSI d Co., PIOpTietOTS,
Aug 2-Gm. Central Depot, 30i Bro.dway, N y.