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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-12

LrcruREs.-The arrangements which we an
.,aueed some time ago as in progress for series
tpablic lectures IL this city, have been consume
s.ied, and it will BE- seen that the first one will
!. delivered by the Rev. BrsHOr SIMPSON on Tues
III evening next, at the Fourth Street Methodist
i,scopal Church. The arrangements, we un-
pud, provide for course of twelve lectures by
.ltlemen of distinguished abilities.
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or IsaliinloFe. W%16InEIoI. PhiladelPhi'
s.ls;S;ss lssSss; 80 :.
II Greaf thrnnph nina for The East.


TIME Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
Baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
Branch Rail Road at the Junction Cately called the Relay
House miles from baltimore, and with the Phadel.
phia Wilmington baltimore Rail Road to
The great upon the line now oompeted and
the whole road is in fine condition, presenting one OF the
most picturesque and romantic routes IN inc word
The now and splendid steamers oftle Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road g
Ing and through tickets from these places to
wasineton Phiadelphu, &C., may be had oil agents.
or on the boats. ,.,,.. 20 ,-,...5.
A. NJ CYheeling tmeO and arrives at Cumberland gu
resJ al p NJ and allowing two hours there, az IN
Baltimore ESQ miles, at M, the next norning, ma
king passage through in about 20 hours including all
Bssengc checked through to of the eastern points
without charge. a.. 80, TO-.
washington at the Junction and for Philadelphia at Bal
timore without extra charge. Travellers are allowed am"
pie time opportunity at all points TO
Through tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore, lwlth
privilege oflyng over anywhere on the Goge'2 o
hoard tile Of the Union Line onthe ONO aEu o.
inc Rail Road gents at WheengC q B. FoRD) & Mounds.
t,iiIe may VIM PARKER, Genl. Sup't :
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NEw TowN IN vIaslSrA.-It is stated that
='ain capitalists have purchased some eleven
'adred acres of land just below the Guyandotte
pa. in Virginia, for which they. pay sss, 5000
seg contemplate laying out portion of this tract
Town lots, which are expected to sell well and
badly, Guyandotte being the focus Ofa greatsys-
q Of railroads.
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THE BANK FALUEEs.-The Cincinnati Gazette
Thursday says of the rumors of the failure of Sc
al country banks in New York, which were rife
z.srlay by the last nights mails; The Patchin
lak. at Buffalo, has doubtless failed. So has
b Bank of MassilOn. The Bank of owego (not
OEsgO) was shaken in credit by the failure of Mr.
bright, who was its debtor about $3.50. 600, but ii
moved its business to the Metropolitan Bank and
Us restored to full credit Itdid not evenIsuspend
lis is safety fund Bank, and reports surplus OF
1900. A Bank in Connecticut, name not given,
nenlionsd as involved with Dwight, and as h1v-
3 filled. No mention is made in the New York
sps, or in those of Buffalo, of the failure of the
Pat Bank, the Chatauqua Bank, the Bank of Ii
g, county, OF the Bank of 0saOegO.
The bills of the Patchin Bank of Buffalo, says
be Advertise of that city, are abundantly secured
with the Banking Department and there is little
babt that the private fortune of Mr, Patchin,
'hch it is understood, will be devoted to the OBJ
at will protect depositors and creditors from ul-
aEate loss" arsf
TheGazette says: awe see no cause for any
lam in Ohio. Our banks are generally admitted
b he we'll managed, by honest and capable men,
Ind no reason exists for distrusting them. Certi-
hates OF deposit for small amounts payable to bea-
T, the Cleveland Herald is informed, have been
zaed by the Forrest City Bank of that place,
'leh Intended for circulation, are objected TO,
+ not legitimate Bank issue.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-12

s,orI,r AND BrAUTlHUL.-At twenty minutes
ID ten o'clock last night, the halo around the
ron was larger than we ever before beheld it,
,rriu. a complete grille of light as broad as the
,,,,sse of a rainbow, and almost as brilliant.
Ti.sin this broad circle, the sky was deep,
blue, presenting beautiful con-
INST to the masses of clouds fecked with light,
-ak,nt
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THE MAY TO GET A GOOD WIFE.
hnTEN1H0N- GENTEEMENl

MORGAN H.lGRRC:C: has just received from New
M York and Eastern cities, the most splendid as
Shirts gloves. and every variety ofgentlemsns wear
ing apparel OF the superior style and quality ever
oered in wheeling which he is prepared to make up TO
ORDER in most elegant and fashionable London Paris
eastern styles. gentlemen may Prefer, ard a. me
establishment holds asthe leader OF fashion In the city OF
heeng; and doubts but that he Is the 1Stest man
In town at cutting fitting, and accommodating his assoTt
mont to the taste and wants OF tine public He has DIS
tanced all competitors except in the horse line at the
Wheeling Fair which he failed in because OF the immense
press OF business at his shment, from which no
onId not withdraw mind long enough to attend to the
horse.Taee; but "6ats alp IN his profession he must
rest satisfied with his superiority In that ePartment and
continue to Iserve pubcS at his Emporium on Mon
roe street, above the Mcclure House.
Call yourselves, aud the result ts certn
Every body is there but there is loom and Goods for
more, u theY will call In tIme.--. oet2S:Sml
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NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YoRK, Nov. 1t.-FIour, State 7,12; Ohio
7,06s7,ls; Southern 7,lsa7,3l, very firm. Mer-
chants are waiting for their letters. Wheat, West
ern l,72a1,77; GeneSee sold at 80 before the
rival of the steamer. Prices has advanced under
the influence of the steamers news but has not
been generally conceded.
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ONE Ell THoUsAND BOXES OF TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen different brands of 6s and ss, Pound
Giavely Hollands; fine F. Beehive, Thornton, Thomas,
Johns, etc ETC. Also supply OF cattse boxes Of
others. AIso-the Old Diadem OF vi GINA Twist Mary
Belli Cherry Ripes the California Gold Bar, etc etc.
ing extensive houses In Virginia. and this being the
only regular Tobacco establishment west OF the Atlantic
cities, and having in stock previous TO the adj
vance, feel confident that We can oer sneh noece
enta as no other BETTER and butew any can
equal, either east or west We therefore ask the mer
chants Ohio Pennsylvania and Virginia to give US call
We also keep constantly hand heavy and general
superior Imported Sesnrs Also $40 n
ish Half Spanish. and common Segars. Scotch Snun
bIadders also in h. packs Matches Ppas OF various
kinds, Pipe Stems ard Tobacco Knives Don't AL 10 call
and see for yourselves. LOGAN C a, q 20:
aug23 81 Main street
For IsaItinloFe. W%RbInE.oI, PhilndelPhiH
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NoG1c6. q
IH subscriber, having returned home from
aeran absence OF four molbs begs leave to INFORM
lie friends and tho public generally, that will
Meats ausaess Lard etc:i and Their
patronage with the assurance that they wiz propp
attention, at reasonable prices ~, :
|. oct7dRYtfl Bsssi ils5d3ls JOHN Hyts
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p,,Dar CELEBRA rroX.-our enterprisipg neigh
,,dZanesville celebrated on Thursday the com
.,,,, Of the iron railroad bridge over the Mus
I'm. The Courier OF Thursday evening says:
n. train from Columbus, together with several
-.vbich were attached to it at the Falls, passed
-,tbe Iron Bridge about one o'clock to-day, safe
everything pertaining to the bridge standing
.B,,, apparently as if the train was not passing.
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Dit is stated in recent English papers. tina
'ckhart has resigned the editorship of the QUAR-
ali Review, on account of i'll health. Ills sue
tstsOr, it is added; will be the Rev. Wiitwell
IEiu, of Boston. who has been contributor for
One time. ssargss
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hHIIfUdu. WHO04Udt4NIyts go.
NOTICE TO CONTRAGT0RSANDso THERS.
TJHE utidersigDed extensively engaged In manufac
tuning aiiToad and Canal phesbarTolss, at Marier
Ia ohio tbey are IN ordeTs at the shortest
notice AM orders LEFT with MessTs Sweeney, johnson
"a Co. Cyyhere sample may be seen,0 win meet Yitl
prompt attention. a ~ s- 53,sit,s Z
NARIETrA PLANINd Mill Cos II 4
sep7-sm rs S H. P. ROBINSON, Agent.
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Attentfon the Whole!

D AGG6uILOu III5 VYHV4S'
TIME undersigned have just returned from the Bastwth
new and beautiful assortment OF cloths, eassimeTes'
and Vestings for fail and winter wear which 'veare pre-
paTei 10 make 10 order the latest and most approved
style and in the at short notice Genuemen
wishing anything in line, will do we'll to give US call
early, while our Stock is full. -. =.
IFS not necessary to enumeTats our stock OF FURNISH
ing Goods as Il Is full complete, from silk Night Caps
down TO cotton and meTno lIslr Hose everything that
is necessary to complete gentleman's wardrobe.
61-Al Goods warranted as represented, or no sac.
WHEELER d LAKIN, Merchant Tailors, ri
octff No . Washington Han, Wheeling, Va
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Partner Wanted.
STEAM ENGINE MANDATORY AT

fhlNAl Il otbG's
The undersigned will dispose OF the Philips
well known Seam Engine Mandatory together with the
ground, buildings, tools and patterns. .a
Having contracted for the necessary athes IN add.
tion tools, for the OF conducting the
manufacture all descriptions OF Railroad Cars etc. In
connection with tho Foundry and Engine Mandatory he
atters himself that account OF the number Of
terminating here hsre is not better location for that
business in the West. 80,
find rare chance FOR good investment. The establish
is In u ereraon, and be PREPARED to take
contracts for Cars &C., in short time. For further In
formation apply subscriber, II by letter. POSTPAID
octo0- sm - Etl H. w. PHILLIPS.
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1.-THE Ohio Stale Teaches Association meets
itCOlumbus on the 18th and 2sth of'Decsmber
AsI. President Thompson, Of Delaware, will
adres the Association on the morning of the
'SIh. and Horace Mann, Of Antioch College, in
lie EVENING -hi-s7ftI hsfl'f-do
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Wnn, IT. Meeds
Chiokerine5s Piano Fortes ;

THE subscriber being appointed agent for
the sale OF Chickering's Plano Rortes Tor
I69H W III Western Virginia, keeps constantly hand
u Va good stock OF those celebrated lnstTu-
nonts which acknowledged by the most eminent pro
lessons OF music TO DO tho best In this any other
try These Instruments offered at Boston prices, ed
and Variety Goods Wholesale aud retail
nE-old Pianos taken.in exchange. Pianos toilet. Mu
sic taught at No. % Union street.
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Tie great Sale Of European Oil Paintings at
lon HaH-Tne spleniid works of art now open
Move, and to be sold at public sale on Monday
q, were visited yesterday by large number of
lies and gentlemen; and will continue open all
iusday and this evening.
The ale is to be peremtory and will take place
Monday, at 104 O'Clock, A. NJ.
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John II. Thompson,
sTATIoNER AND DEALERIN

.l.. 81 MONROE STREET, WHEELING, Va.
a LwAYS on hand full and complete assortment OF
IA School, Theological, Medical, and Miscellaneous
Books Once and Fancy Stationery Paper Hanngs, Win.
dow Paper and wire Screens.
To merchants teachers school officers and pedlars the
Inducements offered, and prices are guaTan-
teed low at any other In this e
The highest market rates paid for Rags in cash
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GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM BY HAMPToN'S
q 4 WIG ETA BILE TINCTURE. Et Is 81
CHESTER DISTRICT, S. G. 5-

Messrs. Mortimer & Nowbray- Gentlemen For tho
last five years have been sufferer from Rheun
atism, till, seeing your recommendation OF HOmptons
Veseta BILE Tncture,,i purchased bottle, and the frat
dose much relieved ME that 1consder 1t but jus
lice 10 give suffering world the result OF the applica
ton.
was confined my bed for the last six months Tho first
bottle acted charm; the second restored strength 10
my poor afflicted back, aud well and feel as
young as when was sixteen. am now seventy four
years ofage.
consider your Tncture the greatest discovery of the
age; and poor suffering humanity ought To erect nonu-
net to Dr. Hampton, who saved thousands from pain
MI you gentlemen, acted the part public beneac
tors In disseminating the benefits which have resulted
from your invaluable remedy.
plain cotton planter, and have never written for
literary lame; when my fellow beings are afflicted,
shall hesitate, through modesy. withhold any inEor
nation valuable to my fellow MANI So, If you consider
this worthy OF place any your newspapers you
at liberty to make use oft. Yours, truly.
ALVAH KEMBALlL
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N. B-1 can be seen at any time the Mayors once
cuRE or HEREpiTARY scRoFuLA.

CURE OF HEREDITARY SCROFULA.
The following certificate is from eminent Lawyer of
Kentucky who all OF the Stales having for
number OF veal represented his State In Congress;
1t affords state that DIR. H1mptons Tine.
ture has affected most extraordinary cure OF slave
boy Albert The patient three years of nd had
tie scrolula His father is scoluous. The boy
moving mass OF nom head to foot The upper lids
OF the ey es were much swollen AMI turned Inside out,
hbig horrible matterng ulcers anil protruded overthe
balls so produce blindness. tits strange, yet
true this child-that resigned to die relief
from suIering-has been restored 10 health under The
treatment OF Dir. Hampton. w p. THoMASSON.
Louisville, March 90, 1851.
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no THB MILLIONS

.1ss- TO TldH 'MlII1lOGSs
From toothIess babes OF n7meless weeks,
TopTattling i0kers In the Streets ~ y. ~.
From girls and boys that read at school,
To Office clerks upon their stools; ~.
Prom the budding or love At sweet seventeen,
To the Caudle explosions Of all h91eyInoSn o[eeis'
PROM mid. way yeaFs OF man and his iVVlIe,
To advancing days and reclining lliei
At the wondrous things Of these modern dAys,-6 :.
Is heard this general exclamation, 4 5ty-5 ~
HAVE YOU USED LYoR's KETHAIRoE
Grey heads and bald in concert sing,
The magic or this powerful thing, -
That starts the roots Of hair long dead =
And covers up the once bald head;
Whie the truant locks, 90 harsh andsttH,
That used to veI the pretty miss
Now around her shoulders twirl
In such rich, uxurunt curiss
The sight touch, you know not which,
SETS men SHINING, and their heads beNitch'd.
The Dandrun-vexed stu6-that once did fall
81 Over bruad cloth coats, and collars eoili
rs You number with the things that WereI
by using Kathairon on the hair
But moro than half. or all yet SAID,
Are ACTS about the NeTpois Had, :.
That Sometimes Tacks and aches with PAIN i-i
And doctors pills are taken In vatn-.sa KITS lt
Now the Kathairon, such pains I'm warrant to cure
In ten minutes. 70 gpssippirg I'm sqei /, r.,,.r
And an such diseased. nothing Is better
n YON5S ATaAlRON 50 justly ebTltedf for FreeeIV'
ing, Restoring aud Beautfying the Hail. Is sod y
every DTgEsst and Principal merchant throughout the
Sold tothe trade Liberal dlseonnt6 nerer COM
iisssoea D. S. BARNES ProprietoTs
tss 80, H. ~ f6f Broadway, New York
rFor sale BY Ketls e CaldWells " hoesale
JVbselinE Also sold by Patterson g Coi y. h. to5Hh
& CO., and Wheat & Chaplin. 1nals-ell--
-IT5F5z SHE'LL OYSTERS.
FAMILIES supplied with Oysters, opened nom the
Ii 'shell, or, In cans s., a7if =, =, I,tprur,
-noya ~ 4 Sfas asssc-rs IL Ten, "a ESAs
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8 STEAMBOATS,.

irs- - Tho nav and splendid steamer KEY.
II STONE; NJ. A. Cox, master, viii leave
forthe above and all intermediate ports
ihin morning.
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rIt is said the supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
as decided against the Sunday tips ofgthe Plus
aFsh Omnibusses. - hslss. Z
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CtNcIHMArl, Nov. 11.-Flour $3.50. Whisky
224. Hogs, depressed. Sales of extra heavy al
s4,75. Nothing done this morning inproVisions.
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language convey adequate idea the immedi.
ate and almost miraculous change which oceasionn the
diseased debAied and shattered system, whe
broken down by excess weak by nature, impaired
by sickness tile unstg and relaxed organization is
once braced, re.Vivifel and built up. The mental anu
symptoms OF disease var ish together
der its influence Nor is the effect the
the medicine reach the constitution se and restore
its normal condition Well may the preparation be CALI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-12
GENERAL DEBILITY FROM osE OF THE OLDEST MAG
1sTRATEs IN BALTIMORE.

BALr1MoRE, Sep. II, 1851.
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbrayi feel duty TO make
known the benefits have derived from Dr. hampton
prostration muscular power and great debility OF the
nervous system accompanied with palpitaon and fut-
tering the heart. had such sudden
Casion could scarcely get home. Ii making mendon OF
my case to friend, he referred to Joseph X Staple
to Esu an old and highly respectable citizen OF Balt
more who had the Tncure under similar eircuni-
stances. called MIR. Sapleton and, ailer antnter:
virtues Tmcture from the evidence before OF
his own person. who, time previous indicaeda
falling state OF health put hearty hale appearance
with the activity OF youth. Immediately commenced
using the Tncture and before Iook the contents ofone
bottle NY strength renewed, and can walk as brisk
and am as active twenty years ago. This Tine
tue Is the grand restorative OF the digestive organs
which, when destroyed the whole system is in state OF
suffering. 1
by DIR. Hampton, the inventor: ~ - . -
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Tm CONCERT at the Female Seminary, last
liat, was attended by large audience, and all
iz'ent appeared highly pleased.
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GES1rs REwARDED.-The interest in Hielge's
!aaIiful illustrations of the Early World and De-
Eg: continues undated. Every night the Melo-
&sa is thronged with admirers of romance and
a. Our citizens can appreciate and will patro-
l1.EOrks of merit. This is as it should be, en-
S.ngs genius, and reward home industry.
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GAuTfON.

Dr. MoRsE,s IsvIa or CORDIAL has been counter
teited by some unprincired persons
In ntre ali the genuine cordial will have the
smile paste the cork OF each botte anu the lot
lowing words blown in the glass 4 i
stpR MORSE g INvIdoRATIEG CORDIAL, fii e u
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M5SCELLAN EOIJS.
gIo DIR. u B,5AEARCHIsus nc 81
CELEBRATED CAnHOLICo ON,
For he RELIEF md cure ofSagsrJag IseHtdtsst

.ItStands pre,eninent
for the curative powers
In ali the diseases for
which II is recommend.
ed usually called Female
Complaints or these
are PrOlspsus, Uteris or
Ealing OF tile Wombi
Flour Albus; or Whites,
Chronic Inflammation
and eUleetatiSna OF the
Wombi Incidental Hem.
orrhage, or Floodingi
Painful Suppression, and
Irregular Mepstruation,
&c, with all their ac-
coInpanyingeyils, Ccan.
Gel excepted, no matter
how severe or OF how
,Ong standing. . K
The Catholicon far
SURPRISES other reme-
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FALL AND WINTER FASHION
Hats and Caps.

Hats and caps.
Nos. 146 nuds14S, bEnin 81: wheeling, va
~ SLAVERY has on hand. and is Tecet wing one
4. Tor the largest stocks OF HATS and CAPS that
81 has ever beon opened in this CITY His stock
been selected by himself with great care he Is able
to offer Inducements merchants and others ar surpass.
ing former years; he prepared to sell Hats and Caps as
oy as they can bought in Philadelphia or BALTIMORE
Cr stock comprises every description OF Hats AMI Caps
nn,u In use sePt2. s. AVERY
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Hats! Hats!! Hats!!!

OF THE LATEST FALL FASHION.
WI care now manufacturing Hats OF the latest n m
w +tvies and are prepared to supply cur patrons
and the nublc with Hats that cannot be surpassed n0
endurance beauty OF finish and although
nisSed al prices as those ofinor
vict nanuacure Also large assortment OF all the diff
Tsnt ysTetie OF Soft and Felt MEMS youths chill
drens Hats Also, large assortment OF FLiends Hats
mems and youths Cloth Glazed and Silk Plush Caps OF
the latest styles Those desiro1so obtaining good arti
both taste and economy by at the splendid
Hat and Can STORE No. i23 doors north OF w. T. Sell
- .onIo' ". w. Unison
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LIst efgiennlers for theInIoPth erNerse4ss

gAll letters TO France Holland ai Belgium must DO
prepaid y cents by the American steamers 70 Liverpool
and Southampton % cts By the direct steamers to HavTe,
By british steamers. Letters to Switzerland
ami Italy shod under the rule 60 reach earlier
their destinatiOll. l. -,
closed mall ofIeters and newspapers, Tor States and
cities tho GermanA ustTtan Postal Union, and Dem
mark, Norway, Sweden, Poland Russia, Greece Iolian
islands ETC., is sent from this office semlweekly
2 NEw YoRK. Nov. 1858. -t-,-s. T--s- r.a.-5 III
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MACREREL, HERRING, AND COD FISH
THE subscribers are constantly receiving supplies oth
above articles, from the as which together with other
kinds of fish, are Tered at the lowest market prices
orders respectfully solicited Entire satisfaction gHaran
tied as to quality cURTIs g BRA aDIt;Ioor.
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cuRE OF COUGH, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.

LUKE VI 1919, Ne n.;s ~ The ety NJ
Baltimore, well known, and whose testimony adds
to the triumph 'Iampton's Vegetable Tincture."
BALrIHoRE, Feb 9, 1852,
Messrs. Mortimer & Observation-Disclosures; 1t is with
real pleasure able to attest TO the general healing
and curative powers DIR. Hamptons Vegetable Tine
ture Sometime during November was taken with
very bad and serious cough advised to take Cod
Liver Oil, and did SO; getting better induced
to try your Tlncture got bottle, and before had
used Ii all my cough Permit me also TO state that,
for the last fifteen years. have suffered much from
Acute rheumatism and Vergo combining me, at times to
my bed. am nully convinced that owe my present
good health the Tincture, and kind Proyi
You are my friends at liberty this you may
think proper and believe mo, yours, very
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1.-THE cars commenced running last Monday
nn Cleveland 10 Sandusky. on the northern diyi-
on of the Cleveland and Toledo railroad.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-12

lie person who took dsgueueotype likeness
IA the residence ofa gentleman on Hampden st.
brqested to return it, as the owner probably pr-
zt more highly than the present possessor.