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On Tuesday, Nay II, by the Rev. DR.. Lewis, at the
Church Of the Holy Trinity. Brooklyn, THEODORE KILLER
G s Navy 70 Miss ANNIE l., only daughter of Colonel
George Il Bidale
o. Monday Nay 70. at the residence OF Hon. A. c. NJ.
Pennington, Newark New Jersey by the Rev. Dr. Scott,
SAMUEL AUGUSTUS WLLorGHBy, OF Brooklyn, TO SUSANNA
Z. Coos, Of Delaware equity. n. Y
On Sunday, Nay 5, by the Rev. Alexander Warner, Mr.
JoHs ? CLoYD Of HoboAen TO Miss GERTRUDE Ac1EaAAS,
Of Haeksnsack New Jersey.
On Monday evening, May l6 by the Rev. Mr.. Woods,
Nr. JASPER W. VAN ORDEy to Miss CATHERINE L REKER.
On Tuesday. Nay II, by thu Rev. Abraham z. Van
Nest SAMUEL I. MoALLL TO SARAH J., daughter Of the
late Calvin Pollard, all of this city.
Neabu:g, y. Z, PAGERS please copy.
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IT syRAouss May Il, 1853.
The brewery Of J. F. Barker Ca herne street. with
its contents and the adjoining dwelling houses Of Ms
Barker and Mrs. Horner destroyed BY fire this
ing part Of the brewery building used barn in
which four horses, three of whom peshed In the
Names Mr. Barkers loss ia about 81 900; he had
surance the buildings to the extent of 81 200 Mrs
Horners loss Is about $1,000 which Is covered BY in
surnAee. The fire was the work OF an incenGiary.
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From Cincinnati,

Tue FORGERY CAsEs-DEATH OF JESSE HCToHGS-
CuISsoS, ETC.
CINCINNATI, MAJ II, 1853.
Mr. Findley was examined yesterday on charge Of ts
gerry and held TO bail in the sum of 81, 900.
Kissane tried to day the charge Of forgery be.
fore Squire Marchant ard discharged the State having
failed in proof
Jesse Hutchinson, Of the Hutehison Family died on
Sunday ut Q water cure establishment near this ctv
Amos Cove. old merchant Of Cincinnati died sudden.
" a. his residence on Sunday
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z Political Decnpitn,ions at Baltimore, sc

BALTIMORE, May Il, 1858.
Some thirty subordnates in the Surveyors department
here consisting of inspectors clerks aud Tatchmen
eeived notice day that their services would not be
wanted after Friday next.
The city OF Mobile has decided to subscribe million
dollars to the Mobile and Grard Railroad.
The southern mail, to night brings nothing beyond
WlIn ington, C.
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From Ph7IaSseIDhia,

TIE STEAMER sTAR OF THE soUTH-DEATu WAR
RANT or CAPIE AND EaMOs.
PHLADgIrHIA, May H. 1853.
The new steamer Star Of the South sailed for New Or
leans ct O'Clock this morning Size has been built for
Stanton & Co.'s New York and New Orleans lie.
Governor Bger has signed the death warrant Of Capis
and Emmos for the murder Of Christopher soohao The
execution is to take place on the 5th August.
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Telegrnphir Marine Reports.

ESUSTON, My u.
Arrived Ship VIM Patten Liverpool barks Alton At.
lantic Ocean; American, Trinidad; Oak, Philadelphia
vile; schrs Edith, Philadelphia Patriot Rondout Mount
Vernon and Julia Ann NYork Speedy, Rio Janelro Eu
dora, Gsandee, Nictuus, and Leighton Philadelphia.
csared-ships Iarcenus, Calcutta; Judge sha~, 10.
aolulu.
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Maine Democratic Convention,

PORTLAND, May 70, IoJ3.
A Democratic State Convention is called 20 meet in
Maine, the 30h Of June to nominate candidate for
Governor and to declare how future nominations shall
be
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Herald Marine Correspondence

PHILADELPHIA, MAY III p NJ.
Arr7ed-Stsamship City OF New York, Matthew's Bos.
ton barks Louisa, Lindsay, Cardenas; Elizabeth j.
Books, Palermo; brig Emma, Baker Boston schra VIM
Williams Rogers Mill tone Point Conn; Margaret. Ian
FL Jacksonville Sophia Godfrey, Wiiims, Psovideuce
John Lapca ter Ross Bo,tcn George Washington Camp
Lec5ville, Nc; Chase, oabas, NYorb; Mary Eliza
Weaver, Pawtucket.
Cleared-Drvs May Queen, Lodge, NOrleans; Alamode
(Br Tsrvoy, Windsor, S, schrs Hattie Anna, Doug.
ssa, Pensacola stratton, Westcot savannah: Johu
Lancaster, Ross Gossatcas, Fuller. Boston Sophia
Godfrey, Williams Providence Mary and Eliza, Weaver
PagtucAeti Martha Jass, Darling Poughseepsie,
Disasters, &c,
BARK MARIE, which driven ashore at Galveston
was damaged to he amount Of 81 0e0 TO So, 900.
BRIG CoRpEIA-The Provincetown Screw and Lever
Company have contracted TO &C. the brig Cordela of
Chatham beach and deliver her 10 safe ha Dor, for 5000
ENC CHARLES EDWARD, OF Belfast at Portland from Car
denss had fore and main cpmasts bboom, &c carried
away in squa from NV 18th inst lat So 90 Ion 70 49,
also split sails and received other damage
Bno LAvAccA ashore At Galveston, would be got OF at
q cost Of o. 900.
srzAxxR cHcgsAr remained ashore at 9eazos Santiago
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Mernnw1nnn

LAuNemD-At Cumberland ns, oth inst, by Mr. David
Spear superior clipper bark Of 325 tons called the Star
the Eat
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MEWs BY TELEGRAPH.

xAe Latest from Washington City.
TIVE FOREIGN APPOINTMENTS.
rsmn CORRESPONDENCE YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, May l7-eP.M
II understood that the President Is reviewing ths
names of those agreed upon in cabinet oreya appoint
nsots. Nothing win b. known until he has made selec-
sas for every post Al there for delay the
announcement may be daily expected. l. q.
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rBr SANDY HOOK MAGNETIC TaL1saapH1
THK HIoMAsDs Nav lT-Su,down.
The outward bound vessels that down to day
gone to Sea- except three briggs anchored the Spit One
brig coming in near tina bar.
VIM light tom the South Weather very hazy outside
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18

do: sarah oiney Rcmick Boston do 3 johnson, Sta,
Pies New York do Frapklin Mitchell New Orleans, do
Harriet Newell Warren ana Oxford Moulton, Portland
do; schrs Marion Could Grant do 10 Henrietta Keen,
| NYork co.
At do 9th. ship Arvum. Rankin COR New York, $500
boxes CAPACITY chartered t$59i per hid sugs- and ST.
ger box The barks Burlington, Winche carries 300
$500 boxes chartered at a2 10: johnson, Staples,
carries 400 bhds fuga chartered at S51s per hid and
| iss per box; brig Ftrrax, at same rates.
MocuA-ln port March 81 bark Emily Wilder Gate Ho.
MEssIsA-.In port Feb % bark Parana Bettes from
Gibraltar for Palermo to load for Boston es Dsas.ers
scbr Central America Chase, Boston 2lst, brig Helen
! Ryder NickeIson, do.
N3ol g d aDt bark a'n
90 10th ichr Henry Mason, Mullsn, (rom TaragonA)
MANzANnIo-In port April Esd brig Nereas, Masury,
| from and for Boston 10 sail lst inst.
NrtvrAs-In port May 5, brig Cuba, for NYork schr
Relief for do tEon Jacksonville also three herm briggs
NASSAU, NPIa port May g. Br briggs Baltic, Good, for
NYcrk u days; Forrest, sor do, days,
NYork ldg Br brig Adonia do do and others as before
Sid April IS, Norwegian ship ocoana Phiia tbefore
re!o' ted ldgl, for New Y.rk :, 60 a.. w. rue.
PoRT AT PRrycs-ln por. Ap-l 70, brig Vesta Eulen,
With oie. hence, dig. 49,.
digg for Chincha Isando to oao Tor Hamp'on Roaes
18th ce expected to commence disg 9th then proceeds
for ehncha Islands and Hampton Rosda.
for Boston wind bound.
SYDNEY, N 3 w--sld jan 10 Florida, -, Melbourne,
via Newcastle.
sMyrNA-Ai- April 49, Trenton, sp,ague, Trieste, to
losd fov Boston.
Saga Arr April 26, bark Savannah, Small Havana.
9th. brig Meteor, Anderson Savannah Going In about
Mayo, schr Thos Mayhem, Spencer, EYork. Sid April
u. bark Horton, Packard NYork
Arr May bark Southerner Groton, Havana. Sid 9Th,
bark George Henry Pendleon Baltimore, 4th brig Cap
tain John, Cousins, NYork
At do 9Th inst, barks George Henry, Perdleton for
Yort, 10 Rrra boat hrs1 n Hal
Dolver and Alfred Ex'll, Colder, for Work Palm
er, Park. and John Dow Coombs, for Boston
At do nth barks Kate Swanton Morse for Cowcs and
mkt; Savannah Small for London Southernea Gordon,
for New York 81 Roberts, Dutch, for do brig Dew,
destination UNKNOWN ga brig Beronds, for Philadelphia
OF New yoSk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14

LIVER. 1t serving as fltcer to purify tic blood, or
Ing the proper Sec eton to The bile, that any
action OF the Liver effects the other important paris OF The
system, and results VartOusly IN Liver Complaint Jaun
Dice Dyspepsia. etc. We should, therefore, watch every
mtum that nliE lat indicate action OF lie Liver,
These Pills being posed OF Roofs and Plants pisle
by nature toc%I the sick namcly LIST, ExncGtrant,
wic ausmeits the from tho Pulmonary mucus
membrane, promotes tho discharge or sccrecd
"a, an Aerativc, which changes IN some inexpcablc and
iscs bic manner tic certain pid action sySte
"a, Ionic which gives tone and enghto the
sen renewing Health and yigor /" all OF the body
ih,a Cathatic. which acts in perfect harmony with tie
other ing, edisns and leIatilg on the oweIs and exlel
ling the whole mass OF corrupt and Niated natter
nyingthe hl0od,wdch destroys disease and restores
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To Country Merchants.

M RS. S. KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm. OF
VI MecIaen, Knox CO., the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester d. Knox, (brother s.
s. KNOX, long and favOabi trading public
- tssunIing tho style OF McCIacns and Knox. III
They would inform their old Cwhu
have 50 long and literally sustained them) all
ers in boots and Shoes, that their Fall Stock will
ing from the 10th to the last OF September. A l.
Having been selected with the and bought
for cash, they aar themselves that in their Fall
ootS and Shoes they hold Inducements
and prices superior to offered in the market To
Country Merchants their way east they would be pleas
ed to their stock and them fearicssy
chaleninga comparison with the markets OF Baltimore
Philadelphia. Csep31 McCLALLENS SS KNOX
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!. EMIs GELL AlNF67fsf
g6zi Is EXTENSIVE ,sToCSS==-llS--SI,
GoonSS FilT

tl-t EhSh a1Sd.sH: :. CO., have received ana
2 ~ p,eees hleached shirtinss from IL. ~ a.a
~ aSsHngton, Nannkeag RIount N4eE York n,
k i9,sS 5%l aa6 Dwight Los mt sssTTqa
300 Pieces 81, rs, Al, 9.s, 81. sSIS
III and Sheetinss.s ! M - SHu Sa Brown S,;..
900 Pieces Rich Fancy Prints. heinz ~, ~, q
varied stock we have ever oferssts " sarEes ana
? 1g0 Pieces kerage De LANES and N%;,,,. cd
lou Scotch G am In Manchester EsrsieI
70 Pieces Checks, Mariner shfr,,n,. N $50
100 .as cs sa,.laes rssas, Jean, ,s
co Pieces fapnels, in weleb, ErmtDe s;,,. H.
STsn Shaker and other styles, S VIII sad
O 25 Pieces 'Bleached and Blown c.n,0u =, u
approved makes. O'tSton, md ~,
Cloths and EasSimereS, in great y,r;.
hsEit Merino AID Italian cloths S3' Cashue,,.
In rich dress goods. we name elegant Bro..,
i Plaid OTTOMAN Poult de Soil ana Silss
RIaek Silks, OF Bischofrs and other anne
areges and French Berase de Laines ia ess, makes
oasehn us LANES ana Ouselin de Heses ~ an
Swiss muslin, figured and plain. a''' all eoloEs
lawns, tissues, challys, Grenadines, POr,,., :.
/ h6fIsd s sna ELench Ghntzes, HrIiaDT
b House Keeping Goods.
s shsesS nj Of Sd lcd Ill aud i4 .,
CO Pieces Tickings, some extra Leavy
9o IL, Furniture prints, including soue r,,, ~,
Lace muslin curtains very beautilul
Marseilles Quite, elegant designs whit. ~, ID.
BarnsIy sleetings and Pillow case linen,' aa so's
amask table cloths, all sizes, some sGab.
namask and unbleached table linens and D,,,,
furniture Dimity, In white and eOlors. --pAi'a,
Furniture Plaids, rs pieces Crash
$50 Huek ahack Russia and Damask TOvvaTD,
/ m Fruit Napkins. ~
wooIeR and Linen Dfusgets and crunb CLOTHS,
Three Ply, superior aud common carpepes :.
ced prices. sA' ~ rell
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!. MEDTCINAEI,.
snnn CMALMEMGE...

WHATEVER sSiisefas Tie health and happiness of
rortance take il for granted tha every person do
A. their power 10 save the lives and
health at all sacrifices feel II my duty to solernly as
sure you that according TO the opinion OF tho
most celebrated Physicians, the primary causes OF
largemaiorty ofthe dlseaseso which children and adults
Liable lfyou have appetite continuay changeable
rom ono kind or food to another, bad Breath Pain In lilo
Stomach. Picking at the Nose Hardness Fulhess OF
uc netly Dry Cough, SLOW FeVef, Pulse frfeg1sr-ie.
enber tha all these denote WORMS, and you should
once spply the remed Y. st..L,t.5SE IA
article founded ION Scientific Principles compound.
ed purely Vegetable substances being neectly safe
when takeh and be given tho tender infant
with decided benefcialhfec Where Bowel Complaints
iarrhda have nude them weak and debilitacd, the to-.
mic nropere s ofny Worm Syrup such that it
without equal in the catalogue OF medicines, living
Tone and strength to tho Stomach, which makes II an In
alibc remedy torthose afflicted with Dyspepsia, as
ionshng performed by this Syrup Physicians
over all others. IiFs ~, F-a 1iftf3 ~
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The Primary Department. .a..-.-
sg.re a7s al OF THE s. ~ rs
Meade Collegiate Institute

,.. .s5- WELLSBURGj va. ~ ~ So.
The Fail session OF this School will commence on MON
DAY the 18th or SEPTt:MBER continue five cal
endar months.
pupil will be received time than one session.
unless by special agIeement,-and when entered
dcuchon will be made for absence during the session.
tept ofproracted sickness-nor will any pupil be
permitted to withdraw. This rule is positive.
- ~. TERMS:
Day pupis,-Primary English Department. :. $1,000
Classical Mathematical. 1900
l'ond and Tuition per session five months. 1900
die OF tile session
discount per cent win be made on the bills Of all
Ministers OF the Gospel. 80
10 For further information catalogue published by
Board of Trustees -
Ss4 7r7 g, ny i,y oiaeT o. me board
whcelinss Sen ia ,5o ~ " 80 ~ ANts''' tsS.'t
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l-e1 Hnodes, McNa1 d Co..

-9HAVE now in store, their complete stock OF srrns
IL dry goods, to which they daily invite the aten
lion OF purchasers. In their will found
every variety Oress goods and trimmings together with
heavy stock of domestic and staple goods; best
quality at the lowest possible prices II has been their
and they atter themselves that for variety beauty and
she'pness their goods not cScelle by any city
They do not deemt essential to articles,
only small portion of the stock could be thus noticed
best, and besides they believe that those
and durable goods, money, will
come 10 No 30 Main St Centre Wheeling oget them,
q
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JAS. Il BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
L.ate Pastor OF Tic SOUTHAMPTON BAPTIST Churcl

n7-C 8uTloN.-R then. Parcns and all others
that iobensacks WORM SYRUP Is the only Medicine u
use that wi eradicate Worms, with certainty, and viii
not disagree viii the most delicate stomach be careful
that you tho genuine tice, land that tile signature
-. HoBESsAcK,' is oil every bottle.
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THE TAPE WORM.

the most di icult TO destroy OF all that
niest the human systen 1t grows to almost Indefinite
length becoming SO eoiled and fastened nthe intesnes
vitus Dance Fits, etc that those afflicted seldom II ever
suspect that 1t Ii Tape w om thatys .hasenng them
10 an carly grave In order TO destroy this Wo M very
energetic treatment must be pursued Il would therefore he
all DISTINCTIONS that the Worm Syrup may act direct
upon the Worm which must be taken 10 doses Of two
bic sroonls three times uay These directions followed
have been knownto fail in curing the most obst
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- .IE.l-| = 5 FOLLOWINH: . 7
And you cannot be Indifferent TO this appeal Human
the iaay thousands who has its wonderful Effects
DriJ N. Hobensack -Sir-Gr atitude TO you,f the In
Us favor as being sa gentle yet power
re,iecc in knowing tho effects OF various preparations,
my ve who was well skilled in inisterlg TO children
in distress; pronounced II the best used
would usc no other while yours could be lad. daug
ter OF ours became seriously diseased Her symptoms
wetc alarm ls, but her mother sought
dy Tor Worms Having obtained yours, by the time she
had taken han bottle, oS the joyit gave election
aie mother to see the mproveMent 1T her child, she
Ing about FIVE or six years old She passed in.nelAe
cd, her spirits leturned, and in short time lovely
Child Threatened with decline dea gave proni-
Use of heaith. Thanks TO kind Providence hose bles
sing attended Syrup restored child I'LL col
deuce recomnendit 10 all patents whose children arc
suffering with Worms.
gs-l JAS: b BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
Late Pastor OF The SOUTHAMPTON Baptist Church.
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE.

Messrs. SANDS. have great pieasu,c il,
acknowledging you the great benefit have receiv veil
rom he use OF your Sarsanarila. subject pulno.
nary disease, made voyage Europe but Willie there
CONTINUED TO be afflicted. a weeks alter my return i
seized with viocnt heniorrlage OF the lungs a,l
IRON the debility and great rostlaton OF strength that
followed, with the piOt,aced- difficulty RESPIRATION
am entirely relieved by the se q Your lila, which
consider most important aEd truly valuable discovers
in the healing leel that have not Tor fourteen Tears
enjoyed good health at pic.cnt. tIl7F,
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TO REMAI.ES


You will find these Pills an Invaluable medicine many
complaints 10 which subject. In Obstructi
siIhes total or artia they have beer
hcneht, restoring thclr functional arrangements
health aeo., purifying tie blood and other fluids
1eeualy 10 put 10 flight all complains which may arise
rom female II, as gddness dimness
OF sight, pain IN the SIDE back aud offered the public
the best Pills for all diseases, upon the following
MEDICAL. EVIDENCE u
We the Undersigned physicians, having had receipt
OF their niaaeture submitted Inspection say
that the Ingredients which they composed makes
them the best Pin IN lor ali diseases Liver, linz
puIies OF lie BLOOD, etc. We say this only our
own judgement, hut also from that OF Tie medical au
thorty IL the United States. All iEeass icquii ing tile
use ofan %1eratiye, DapoIec and Pugatipe Medicine
that came under our notice. las been treated with tho
above Fails with the most sal siactory succcss
',., I GEORGE MOOD, NJ. ID.
+. CROWLEY, Nj D.. Z
l.. BOWEN, NJ. ID.
Purchase none but those having the signature, ~
y. HoBENSACk,' upon each box all others arc
worthless mutations. n afH = 1iH 4 r.
Agents wishing supplies, and all others wishinyto
become agents. must add the PROPRIETOR, in Hoe
nENsAcK at his Laboratory, No. 100 Second ST. Get
above Race, Philadelphia. - 4s+, - 81 ilIT ss :
D. Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the u.
Pamphlets giving certificates performed in diff
clen sections OF the country. by the above medicines
can be had gratis oil the agents.
Sold by baker, hecling, wholesale and retail agent
or Western Va; w. l.. briggs, West Liberty; J..
roll, Bradeyown; J. CARING, Triadcphia; VIM Hosack
ROy's Points Dalrl Ferril, Coral Cove Price each 70
Cents is' e @ 'Tlnr23-ty
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Gen;emen,-So truly valuable consider your Sar-.
lila, that ieci it 10 be duty berc
fit OF Others the cure effected OF myself. Previous
1915, had disease CT the throat, Which destroyed
tOnsils, and then attacked with voient pain tho
head. This soon resulted III Seveie inflammation, and
immense quantities OF blood we've discharged
For six weeks the disease continued in the head te
pervudcd the body generally attacking all tie limbs
confined TO sick bed, from which never expected
to arise Many physicians attended ne, aud the
Sklliul ohOuGccd past In short, tongue cannot
express my srherinss; and in this condition icad VI
your Sarsapala, purchased six bottles, AID
SO dehated had my system become Contrary TO ali OK
pcCtaton my health almost Immediately begit improve
/ was abe to attend to my domestic duties, and sooli
could walk out Thing once thought would lie mrOssl-
ble My gratitude cannot express feeling satisfied
nothing else could have IeieI cd O the lnScy SUI
felng then endured chcerully Sands
| III Il IliIll y INN
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DR.. Halls celebrated Pulmonic
Elixir ~ -. ..


DOR the permanent coughs colds, consumption
broncitls asthma Influenza, Group, whooping cough,
inflammation OF the bronchca hOarseess, caused ny pup
c speaking; ami all affections CT the organs resr
ton. m sTLIfEs1 55rrF4 + 4fssl :
Warranted the plcasantest hest medicine for scas
es o the lungs ever sold in America. -
In presenting this medicine TO tile public have the
To know that not only present them wit
invaluable antiIoc the class or diseases 1t probes
ects upon the constitution be ADM mister ed with.
out any fear OF mineral polsons, for it contains
The fact, that large portion OF the
throughout tie country, Is caused by disease orgaf
respraon coGsequen. upon exposure and cold has
duccd us to put 1t within tho reach OF irlIVdlal
who may need remedy that has itself invau
able. m sou 'l't=t..E
This medicine is tile result of long experience and
study OF those diseases OF the lungs which
our chanSca bio clinate anu claim 1t
OF all ever before discovered usc peculiar
compl nnts an Improvement ulll all, and consequently
ulIGrior to aii others. -. - "a
We shall make extravagant assertions of its efficacy
who deceive all who trust them. shall hold out any
nducernents which experience does not justify.
ltpatients Will in this this medicine,
and use IL din.cted they will be cured in every Instance
that it's not beyond the power of medicine. here
numerous now enjoying the blessings oheah and
renewed life, as 1t were, who otherwise would long
since been III their but for the timely perseve
ring OF this Invaluable remedy. tits pretended
that 1t Is tnaible In every stage of consumption,
know II to bs better adapted to the tho
respiratory organs than other Medicine offered to
the public. All ask is trial. and in every instance r
used freely according to the directions and perfect salts
faction Is not gv"n the money will be returned.
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughout the - ar9- VI