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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-26

change in the government or OF the va
rous states. Mexico has witnessed the return of her
dedicated hero,'' who has resumed the reins of
government, and seems determined to drive "tfour
n hand~ the people Who once banished him.-
His policy IS not ascertainsd, though there are IN
Vulnerable rn1nors of his designs of amalgamatiop,
Spanish union, &C., &C., To which we sppfehend'
but little credit can be attached. In our own
country the general tendency Of events has been
90 indicate prosperous condition of the people
and a determination tois-proYe. The Railroad ex-
citement is on the increase Millions upon millions
are invested. almost every new enterprise is
prmptly seized upon by stock men, and we will
doubtless in few years illustrate the fact that too
many improvements are as bad as too few. Great
thoroughfares should be pressed forward while
many minor enterprises must, though completed,
fail. SKI $780,
1t is certainly difficult problem to solve, were
we to attempt,to decide onthe future, by connect
ply the performances of the past portion of the
Administration to its future, theresult would be
painfully amusing. There is, however, one ques-
ton of policy which had almost escaped our OBJ
seryation; namely, the Pacific Railroad scheme,
which has been recently appropriated by the Cab
met, and seems destined to become the cardinal
idea of the present Administration. This will
likely then be "the question: at the next session
of Congress, and ii remains to see what will be
the course of the President upon this great nation
al improvement.
We have digressed, however, far from the object
with which we set out, which was to speak of cur
paper and its second volume. Having, however,
but little space remaining we must be brief Our
enterprize, now year old, has, owing to the kind
confidence and patronage of the public, teen more
than successful it has been gratifying, and in an
nouncing the commencement of new volume,
we can do little else than acknowledge our obliga-
tons and solicit continuance OF the kindness
which has thus far been accorded US. We shall
endeavor at all times TO do our duty in calling,
we shall never pursue any course not sanctioned
byour own Judgment, and while we may thus, as
heretofore, sometimes offend or fail to come up to
the desires of some; we shall nevertheless act as
we have done, in the abiding confidence that the
community will sanction our efforts. We can
with pleasure congratulate our citizens upon the
growth and prosperity of our city. Everything is
tending onward, and we shall spare no occasion to
labor for the continuation and promotion of our
trade and prosperity. We therefore enter upon
our duties and respectfully introduce to the &C.
quaintance of our readers the Second Volume of
the Daily Intelligencer.
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The LATE Rev. Mr.. PENNY.-Some of thepa-
pers have stated that at the accident on the Wor-
ce5ter Railroad, the head of the Rev. Mr.. Penny
was severed from his body, and that his corpse was
SO disfgured that it was covered over to prevent
people from looking att. This is entirely incor-
rect; there was no injury upon the person of Mr..
Penny, except slight mark or bruise on one side,
which could not have caused his death. He was
a man of very feeble and delicate health, and the
probability is that the conclusion of the trains
frightened him TO death, and caused the breath in
SANITY to escape fIom lis lungs. He was much be-
loved, ind has left Numerous circle..of mourn
ers.-NeDport NeISs.
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New ORLEANS AN INLAND TowN.-The New
Orleans correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger
has the following paragraph:
ait may be new to most of your readers that
there is danger of New Orleans yet becoming an
inland town. The Bayou Plaquemine "a branch
of the Mississippiriyer) which sets out in nearly
straight line from the Gulf of Mexico, is rapidly
enlarging itself, and unless something is done to
check its progress twill in few years become the
main channel. The Plaquemine sets off about
125 miles north of New Orleans, and owing tothe
straight course of its channel, It is no further from
the Gulf of Mexico. Hence a gain of l25 miles
for those who go 10 the Upper Mississippi by the
Plaquemine.
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In CblnI0T
,theCiNttG
.tnkiN ~
RobE M'Casky

James o Mart and wife and oth,Es o. S 57s s.
AZ of June, 1853 the understand
Oh ohi fas e tSia as such acting som%i:ss
siII proceed on Monday. lie ~ 6o
Seniember to sell OF public uuLl9n ~. y .S,s ~
oi Tie cour hOnse OF OHIO county 10 !ns s6T,T.
ten in the cE OF Wheeling, az. r,,th,Y q.
rEnus SALr:-TenTer cent o. the ( PGI't tpsR9
In cash ID on credit for the residue o. ,h s gTs
sie Ss Jnths, in equal instruments tue T
purchaser gtvrg bonds for the dssrF Ss DAY. OR
good sec 10 be retained as further seeu'ltJ =
whole = ehase money is paid. WIN. S. wlCkHlL;
Sheriff aud COmnls+I>>
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- tOMSTERS,
.rJrS FIeS Trf7i AaTT TNfI 6pTHTn

& sss = i IL yS,ssin = -
u Duke, Successors to Wright q Co, Baltimore, who
win continue the business Oh AgH1Eo IcE
1edtS, otps All which they canwitR tho ut
most safety warrant 10 Keep TO part OF the world
Their goods have been shipped TO GalfonR for several
years past and have the highest market prce
and have always ranked % "A No 4 brand 2 hey have
heretofore had their principal place of packing near
folk, Va, joseph r. aetng Sole gent in B1lti
more BY being ioeatsd IN they have greater
Raw Oysters 70 daily; TO any section OF the
country. Their with Adams "a Co.'s FX.
press and the country ara SUCH that
hose who may may rest
assured of receiving their supplies with punctuaty-
Their shall be as low other in
the the their OF stefs to be-
or the best the VIII aoId, at an times and pre-.
pared IN any manner etstoneIs may desire.
The Raw Oyster wiz about the latter
nil oTdeIsl ag 80
augfe-d1m TN. PARKER
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PHILADELPHI4z !.

OIIGbIu VEdIUIUuSG37 . & ~
IN GhestHut ST., RhiedeRfa cgPoste ne STATE House
s.}.--,- HENRI w. SARRORD, 5sg5ss
IlIPoRTER AND DEGLEn IN CURTAIss, CURTAIN Ma
s TERIALs, AND FURN1FuRE CovEKIHss,
WHICH he Offers atths lowest market prices, =
saTRH0LRSALE IND RETAIL.
Tbs st0ekeompnAiugs In part, tho following; 3
Embroidered Lace Curtainsj Gilt Cornices;
DO FaflgMnalln no do PinSf ~ Pr r
DTapeTy Laees q liuslinsfi do hands, tis -
French BToeatella, Canopy Arches and Rfnesj
ard 6oloTsS 81 - "a "a Cords, Tassets, Gfnfs,
Satin de LaitlEs; 4 Is PRINCES, Curtain Drops,
DamaskS; - ". u sdsG.sif
"A laTEe stock Of Fl2ENCH PDUSHE ofa coloIB and
qualities on hand. ~ -
c6l0rs for shading K Il ~ - stsf
B. Persona ordering Curtainss win the msasufo
Of the heghh and width he entire Of window
mar1T-fTdGW
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rpnsr SALE.

NV irtue of Deed Of Trust executed 70 ISL StG
ackie, on the nh Of Noyembc'; a; ~ GSEriE
coTD OF Ohio, state Of yiIsim3', !. III Gu RS
HSgb63 ami 264, win proceed 10 sell lie hons
~ tAa A. and O'Clock, NJ o. said day I'D ri.
biIr, an Upright Steam Engine comply useI
PITS paTts, being tho same engine formerly uS'''
RfSery, in East Wheeling. m wire r'o.Lso S''
HE sale will take place at She WIRE ,ns is IN s0
d, Centre Wheeling, where sa'u eis''"
t5eTerms OF sale cash orrERSOS. Ir!ss;
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mPoIsoNING.m

THOUSANDS Of Parents who uso vermifgs composed or
Castor OIL calomsl &C., are not aware that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying
Foundations for aserss diseases such salvation,
loss OF sight, weakness of1imbs, etc.
In another column WILDE found the advertisement
Medicines to which We ask the attention OF
all directly nterested in their own as well as their chill
dfens health InIvereompains and all disorders art.
sIn from those of bilious type, should make ofthe
only genuine medicine, Hobensack,s Liver Pills.
G5-"Be nOtdseefpea,'' but ask for Hobensaeks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has the sig
nature Of the Proprietor, y. N HoBENsAcK, as none
else are genuine. 80
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BAGLB SASH FACTOR!

.ae. EAGLE SASH FACTORY. rIl i.
ELLA s. d EW d CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Doors, MOuldingS, Sash and Henitign Shutters,
x..S .6x JAc,o u STREET,
CENTRE WHEELING, VA 5.s
TEJAVlNG completed Our extensive Factory, we
Gl owprepared fill all orders for Sash and Doors
every size.. "a s.,...t.
fronts tSc made TO ORDER Every variety OF moudings
from fourth bead inch are constantly on land.
Every variety OF Piasters and Arctr1ves made to
der. Also, Venitian Shutters, either stationary revo
wing Stats. -
that the above named articles manufactured from the
very best improved styles All orders
will ended to promptly, and goods well packed for
shipping.- NAB - EL1AS DEW & Co.
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g McLURE HOUSE,
JAMES CARROIL, PROPRIETOR.

WHEELING, VA. fi.A
TIAS been recently completed at OF S10000n
i'll and fnrnshed the veIybest style. It contains all
tile use in the best Eastern Hotels and is
calculated in all respects for first class House.
The Proprietor having been engaged heretoorefn
the best Eastern Hotels is determined to accommodate his
patti in style inferior to west east, and
pecttGlly solicits their iaVor. q = ssS [feb9:ti
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omoia1 visit to the west.

On Friday last the Commissioner of Indian At
fairs, GEo. w. MANYPEaNY, Esq, left Washing
ton on mission to the frontier Indian tribes of
Nebraska. Tue leading feature of the duties with
which he is charged will be to enter into negolia-
tons with the various tribes west of IotpG and
Missouri, on the part Of the PRESIDENT of the
United States, with view to preliminary arrange
ments for recession of their rights under treaties
TO the separate tribal condition they now maintain,
and repurchase of the soil within their respec-
tive reservations. This is done in conformity with
the act of Congress of last session. and is intended
as first step towards the Organization of con-
siderable portion of the Indian territory into
Territory of character simiiarto Minnesota, Ore
gon, &c.
Besides this principal biect of the Commission
Ell, there is another and very important one-!hat
of making himself acquainted by observation on
the SPOT with the actual state of Indian affairs
out West, which, seen from Washington, under
circumstances yerylable TO parallactic alterations,
require occasional inspections of closer charac-
ter to ensure correctness.
And third, though incidental duty, will proba-
bly, present itself in the ascertainment of all the
facts Telt tive to the complaints made by the Potta
watamie Indians who have recently been in Wash
ington, of heavy and, as they alege, unauthorized
payments of money by their late agent to parties
claiming for services rendered the tribe.
All these Investigations and Inquiries will neces-
SariIy consume a good deal of time, and Mr..
MANYPENNY wIlldowellsif he returns by the mid
die of October or the first of November. In the
mean time the President has appointed CHARLES
E. Nix, Esq, the able Chief Clerk Of the Indian
Bureau, Commissioner Gd iHteriR.-NG In
teLhgencsr. ss.ta 4
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7WII,I,OW WARE. &C.


Il 81 Market Squire. West side, cor. Market Alley.
IHE undersigned takes this opportunity to extend TO
u his friends his heartfelt thanks for the very liberia
patronage has received since he became resident of
this cy, and begs inform thomthat he will still
continue description Willow and
Rattan lre being fully confident that by strict attention
to business he insure the patronage OF deserving
public lio Is determined nothing shall bc wanting
his part to give entire to those who may
ent OF the above wares const any on hand including
children wagons cradles chairs, Baskets cfeVery
numerous TO mention, wholesale & retail
"a % ORDERS promptly executed L. MOONEY
N.B.-Oid Baskets neatly repaired. aug5.
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BY virtue OF Joint deere made in these Eaaies !
81; S al Se ,Si, TO npbc sale on The 81
OF September 1853 at theron! 1907 I! o. Tue ESS ar
of Ohio county TO the ikhest mGGs , si i, n. a.
Wheesing that IS 10 say Certain parcel o. st99Id ~
on Union street, in the CITY, TeImse .tISs,
Streets and On the souY sue o. VTn co1s
ing thereto, and bcgnr 81 tne ho'oI ,StHre wsT
a frame house on Un street. anu ,LS soub ia +
twenty six feet and 81 lnehes WIN LT.Iib oTTss
Union street to staA thence Inc SLY 10 an ID. &
ty six ieet six iEches pack soullw ,;I have VII 4
alley, so that said p4Iei OF WI, lie ,,ue I'd
&c feet inches, onpnlon Street nv os rToupi i
back to the alley, beg the same 5000, oS ion q
the said William H Klns oy INC hA'"u'O'
cob, decd. n. or.;v twelve AL a
cav, rnniSs. he p5caser giving bonds with sesTa
IN 81 ISok, with Interest from day o. I
the pu'Chase hio wM. s. WlCkH4A &
Sheriff and ComusssiE
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nTGHT,v TWpoRTnNT

NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid,
N the greatest lmprovemeht yet discovered, saving
d M t fne 49uss GIe9n
winter and softer han than If bleached the
WARRANT not to ture the fabric. Every lady NAV
satisfy herself on that point by soaknga piete Cotton
or Lnenin the Fluid full strength, for 81 hours which
will clearly show that 1t must be purely harmless wien
dntel with gallons OF water to half pint of fluid
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times the
single stxpence which will buy enough for large family
washing, which can DO done in 2pr hours.
and sold by tho eber, who has late
1y purchased the right FOL, Ohio counyt, Va. II
tts. q e JAS. iMRLLOR, II
I sAuE99s 49, No. &c, Union St, Wheeling Va j |
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Nsihemel L. pofeey' lhIa0eiJ-

Abraham Bennett Ss; ct al, Nths tciIsaii cats
T0Y virtue OF a decree rendered in This r,l,..;
Id CourtsOn the 17lliday OF June 1883 liz ~ y
Sheriff OF Ohio county, and as such actips a.
erin the premise, will pr. eeei to sell "a TT,I I:
first day of September1s5S at public ausas "a \:
est bidder, at the front door Of the CouE H.,
county twenty five shares Q! the eapi ssl q rs
said braham Bennett, and in the bill Of 4.
nentioned Also, nts No. C25 and 2s) tu.sitts :
twenty six, in1. & c. Riichtes addition 10 NJ
lots g and 10Y nine and len in sale aadidos,S 4,
CAD one hundred and !ortyone, situated a Il ~.
east OF French street and north OF MARKET An ! IS
City; also lot No. (25) twenty five in th; M y
City, laid out by Moses w. Chapne and OtI.tl; ts ~
No. 1873 on John street, in said city; also, s T. r
and 12) eleven and twelve, in said | &C. H;dts y
dillon 10 said City; ALSO lots Nos. e. slI lis
eight, nine and len, in square No. 90 in tie
addition said City, or Sufhciency tOFyOT tttEs
in the said deere mentioned.
Terms of !SdIe.-A credit for equal portions ut,,,
six, twelve, eighteen and twenty.iOJr months O1t h
of sale, the purchaserO purchasers thereof srfr5
said Commits Toner therefor, bonus with rp6lg ~
bearing interest from the ,lay OF sale.
WN. s. WICEt4X
| iy26-1S63. Sheriff & COmmtieI,
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No. 1873. lfqin 81, E I.ixs g,..ort7s
CONSTANTLY on hand, an S sxte,s,sG. and Clf
" FASHIONABLE Clothing s,n9 9Ra Of on Reasonable
Clothing, which will be !! 1isp .cen,eJ, ~
nCFe All nrhers PROMPTLY eXeeuLeu. -
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Thonas H. Gibso eI5RT

II q TViIEpi
No. Rh 55n T. opposite 5SD = f g & sss:
BEGs leave to inform his friends dsEry 'oa
eIal, that he continues inches; resPsa
e CTS n! shsis Of publ patronage. ar. iron
He has constantly on aan9 eisterI Pnps e.il
T TSte2 Ss eoi Rass Wash basn eo wff 10.
tells, water coolers tSr e5S and lOn einqus
s soS RStters Kettles, retqIts, lSf ETC fitted
chemical apparatus, etc. Fa''V'
dispatch ,,o,d.nts. jracke:s' 0eN''
candIe:bnrners, ETC. ..o ME will be thahA,
ceived and promptly at ~ Country viii EasS
N H-AlI orders from u (1
prompt attention -z16u4NGE. -
a be bought without req w. D. MOI ThS>
sss7s FINE ~ R51I., sA!ssT
4 TRUNK ladies' ire McCLAILRNs s "
Il augts A
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ivas-1S63.
TRUST SALE

DYvirtue of a decd of trust from Thomas SEza,
ID the Undersigned, for the benefit Of RObetP t1al
dated the first day of March. 1853 and duly tSGI4
tho clerks office of the county court for okd uss
book 80, page c; shall on The oh of SeptemE, Is
the font door or the court house Of Ohio rouIL Il
clock, A. NJ, on that day, expose to sale by pt rr
to the highest bidder, lots numbered fite9u4 ne
(5 and 16) in square numbered eight CS,l in lA ida
to the city of Wheeling, laid out by Sami. Spigp
John Richie and formerly called RichietOt4 k n,
called South Wheeling.
GSsTerms OF sale cash.
The title OF said property is ':elved toh un!,sss
and indisputnble, but selling as trustee Is1l 'E! Cd
vey such title as is in ms vested.
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ONE THOUSAND BOXES OF TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen dferent brands of6s and S's, Pound
Jumps, nom IS to 10 cents including p Gravely, b. F.
Gravely Hollands; fine F. Beehive Thornton, Thomas
Johns etc. etc. Also supply OF catee boxes or Hunters
Jones and Hudson's, Spottsman's, Thorns, Rwpe and
Others AIso-the Old Diadem of vi, gnfa Twist Mary
Belj Cherry Ripe; the California Gold Bar, etc. etc.
AS areexcusiVely in the tobacco trade, hav
only regular Tobacco west OF the Atlantic
cities, and having laid in our stock previous TO the adj
other better and but few eau
equal either east or west. We therefore ask the
chants OF Ohio and Virginia to give call
We also keep constantly on hand heavy and general
stock of superior Imported SeEars. Also American San.
ish, Half Spanish, and common Segars Scotch snu,
bInddersj also h. packs Matches, Pipas OF various
Kinds Pipe Stems and Tobacco Knives. Don't fall to cali
and see for yourselves. LOGAN, CARR q Co.
aug23 81 Main street
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CASH s and Credit oI PEI rs senG the
eighteen months, in equal insalments ~. SIX Twelve
Ing bonds Ior the different payments, with P rDo1
bearing interest from the day Of sale and tS S
money Is paid. WA 9 Us Whole pUIrEl
51js2s-1s63. Sbsriir Z. MSoiCEHAN,
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No. So, Corner MONROE AND WATEK SrREErs,
a ss WHEELING, Va.
T1HoMAS HUGHES having completed his rooms, and
his facilities Tor manufacturing being greatly enlarged,
sire any article Of wearing appa got up in style
please His arrangements FOR manufacturing and making
TO order warrant him saying those who will favor
him with call, that they assured OF being fitted
out tn'the most approved styles. 1Cf r-
To those In want ol Ready made clothing, or any ar
customer thsn any other house in Wheeling he keeps
lacturing eye to increase his al
already ostomerso the finest and fashions
able clothing; made in his own csa blshment
and under the immediate superintendent oft best Cut
tiers in tile city. 5Rsj5
oSCoUNrRy MERcaASTsw win find in this house stock
of Ready e clothing which will be sold cheap
they eau be bought In tho Eastern market; with the ad
being made and cut far superior 10 any that is
sire tolook or purchase.
,aug4. - ~ & THOMAS HUGHES. a
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GENERAL DEBILITY FROM ONE OF THE OLDEST MAG.
1sTRArEs IN BALTIMORE.

SE5+ Azs BALTIMORE, Sep. II, 1851
Meesrs. Mortimer & Moyvbrayi feel II duty to make
known the benefts have derived rom pr llampton's
Tincure For length Of tire have been subject great
prostraton ofmisclar power and great debility OF the
nervous SYSTEM accompanied with palpiAtion and fut-
cason could scarcely get home. In making mentionoT
my case to atenb he referred moi Joseph X. Staple
tom Esq anold and highly respectable citizen OF Balt
more, who had used the Tincture under similar crcnm
stances. called Mr.. Sapleton, and, afler aninter
view or some minutes, was fully satisfied OF the medical
virtues of The Tiucture from the evidence before oil
his ownperso who, for some time previous, indicateda
with the activity of youth. Immediately commenced
using tie TinctnTe and before took the contents OF
bottle, lay strength renewed and can walk brisk
and am as activeasI was twenty years ago. This Tine
ture is grand restorative of the digestive organs
winch, when destroyel the whole system is I'M state O.
suffering. ss3 Isl ~. ~ lle{ &,
reality what it is represented to be
- =: -, WIN. A. scHAEFFER.
-DySpepRia, Rheumn tiSn1, ScrOfuIn, Liver
Complains, GCc-RR0Ms THE METRoPoLls,-Pass 1t
around Jet the afflicted hear tie glad tidings This is
but tho sentiment ofthousands: 4o -
ai5l9l WASHINGTON, May II, 1858:
Messrs. Mortimer &c Mowbrays GentIemcn-Having
been afflicted with Liver Complaint of years standing,
thereby the henet of the afflicted, take great pleas
In announcing that tier using lew bottles OF
Hampton TinctuTe found 1t had accomplished perfect
lhave used different medicine from time to time,
but have never been able for apparent goods
II is blessing to stricken humanity that that med
longing human life, The many cures it has wrought is
sufficient guarantee OF the heneHcian results which may
be experienced from use. Yours, respectfully, ~,
-. j.. CURTAIN HAY!
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CURE OF HEREDITARY SCRoFULA.

CURE OF HEREDITARY SCRoFULA,,, 4.
The following certificate is from eminent Lawyer of
Kentucky, ia known all OF the Staes having for
number Of years represenedh his Stale in Congress:
1t AFFORD pleasure stale that DR.. Hbmptons Tine
ture has afecteda most extraordinary cure OF slave
boy Albert The patient three md had
the scrolula His latter is scoluous. The boy was
moving OF sores nom head 10 foot The upper lids
ofthe eJ were much swollen and turned inside OUT
hbiihg horrible matteng ueers and protruded tho
balls, to produce blindness ltis strange yet
true, this child-hat felt resigned die TeeI
from sufertnghas been restored 10 health under the
treatment OF Or. Hampton! Nv p. TH0MASSON.zS -
louisville, March 90 1851. e 9t
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..Al.DYERTIsEMENTs.
For 7SaIti1a ere ylEneI.Ing toI. philadelphia

Bof AsaA ore W lSnAt ~, = -
and 4eyyS - OH
g s5l Sssss Is,l5l H. 1tss =.
q ~ J - =, ~ as3i
80 LHgl ~ IT, - X
& Great through Lime for the East. b. 81
EYIHRs Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Mheeng 70
a q Bhltiniofe and connecting with the Washington
Junction elaLely called the helay
EJoise o miles from and with the Philade
nba anu more Kali Road to Philadelphia
he Inc line are now compIeted and
the rod is in fine NJ esentin OF tho
mt nd romSntie rontes in the world.
The ney and snlendd steae RS ofthe Limo from
and Cincinnati this road at Wheels