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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-26

CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
subscribs have hand and for szls
CUBA, HAVANA, FLORIDA, MASON
COUNTY KENTUCKY TENNESSEE and MISSOURI WRAPPERS
and FILTERS. Also TOBACC0 IN HoGSHEADS and BALES,
% the Mexican market and for plantation
49, TURNER d RENSkAw,
% Camp and <3s Tehoupitoalai street.
~ TOBACCO RALED TO ORDER. eA lydmsp
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NJ URPHYS HOTEL and RESTAU- -
lvl RANT No. 100 St. Charles street. estab-
shmsnt, popularity known having been thoroughly ~
rspainted and furnished
open for the the resident well tho Vay
assistants every dsacy with dispatch render his
'omtortabe. ldeeS iyl RICHARD MURPHY, Proprietor
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me- THEODORE j. WILKNsoN.--We are au-
alirsd TO announce THEODORE WILKINSON Coroner the
ty NswOsans candidate for reelection aSs
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OCEAN SPRINGS, Lynchburg, Miss. "a

The having =saM
newly discovered and highly vasabie Mineral sPnags, viii
them ar she q Visitors the st Of Jane.
they located FIVE miles Biloxi Mss
the possessing great r bathing
ssng fishing, They Of
Of the by aas dali. dnring the
starting Of the Pontchaftrain Railroad.
The analysts 81 the made by Dr. Lawrence Smith, Pro-
q IN tns University d LoaAna proves beyond
He says: ii
medicinal looked for more
cuay the oxide Of iron and hydrogen both of which
erki IN notable qusnes and therefore apparent that
chronic diseases might be cured receive mportn aevan from
waters Asa bath could be applied with much advantage
Amusements viii be found IN place Affoe
capable Of three hundred peon
cd the h experience In the hotel
for ENOCH EYEhITT. ie3s Am
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aH- Please announce DR.. GEORGE W. Cross
CORONER Of Tho Parish Of Orleans subject the
decsion Of a Den,ocratic Convention. s19f
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TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS

- UNDRIES ~ CLODEl CONol0NMENIo-
~ Wine; York Bnndy and Gin Bourbon Whisky Brandy
aavorins Caet Wine In boxes Brandy Cherries true Lemon Syrup
Ber Almonds; Pickles.
and Family Soap Black Tea; Salmon and shni in bt half b
quarter bbs Sane Cboeoa Crackers; Ink MUSTARD Indigo
Mace and Cloves Playing CARDS. Ground Aee Pepper Cinnamon
Ginger Coffee Chewing Tobacco Safes II Stand
Tools Platform Counter
etc. ETC. The whole eonsgurasnts
myl2 BAkELLl a CO., 81 aud 63 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-26

Messrs. Editors of the Crescent: Please an
Candidate for the Office Of CONSTABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICES
COURT. MANY VOTERS. jolt V
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MESSRS. BRIEDE & RODER, Pro- -
prieto Of n. LAKE HOTEL terminus sssn
axe Railroad have the pleasure 10 inform
friends pubic thai they besdes tnar well known RES
TAURANT, also opsnsd Ro 5ms for LDDGERS.
tN Persons the country, wishing avoid Newoeaur at the
stopping this house and taking
Carroiton
ar Iass Packets CREOLE, CALIFORNIA and ST. CHARLES
at the wins an3 i'm
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MERCHANDISE
lv1 CODEIsH-5O0 boxes;
HERRIN GS-47s boxes, Msgd. Sealed;
CUBA SIXES-S2O boxes;
~ CHEESE-50 boxes Goshen;
I" 80 Pine Applet
S0AP-500 and Family No. 1,
SPERM CANDLEs-2O0 boxes Leonards
CHAMPAGNE-75 baskets Hedsieck and Nectar brands;
MAckEREI-iSo bbls No. ., hrge and small!
For sale by ]. II. CARTER 4 CO.
ss Is and Is Common and Tchoupitouias streets,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-26

ED- CHARLES V. JoNrE, the present incum-
cut candidate reelection to the Of SECOND JUSTICE
II THE PEACE FOR THE PARISH OF ORLEANS. s94ie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-26

MAr Please announce THos AsKEw as cam
date for STATE TAX COLLECTOR, First District s7s
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MA- Messrs. Editors: Please announce DR..
ROEEHT NJ GRAHAM AZ q Candidate for CORONER OF THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS subject the dscon off Wing Convention
aa91 lot MANY FRIENDS
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N Families visiting NewYork during the summer sE6am
obtain Genias Beard MRS. MURRAY'S, No.
Place Beeker Broaiway The house large and well
tilted with all the modern ssch Bshe
Ga and he desirable Of The city
The Table furnished with all the varieties the Affords
the House Is in tho best
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COPARTNERSHIPS, / i(

nIS3OLUTION.- The Co partnership hsrs-
ssrs es.s.s 5sr A sss.ss y oTEx co q
Dissolved .tu d al Powers q Attorney % ss's o.
cf<d by sAii frns hsrsby ~b1r1Wn- /.
liquassiop. TfIOS. II MARTIN.
NexOrenn., August l, 1853. JOHN n OWEN
W. ". BACON
asf DAHlEL COBB.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN POET NOT CLEARED

Saxony..........1 Ids
saranac....,.....iS,d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-26

~ For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT.-GEGRGE WASHINGTON LEwIs the present Minute
Clerk Of the Fh District Court Newssns which situation he hAs
allied for the last o1ra hmse candidate for the
oe Of CLERKS HIP Of said Court whatever Court the may
be changed 70. e11 Va
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ELOUR--150 barrels Extra and Superfne
- 81. LOUIS and Illinois, for sale BY
sis Z. NJ. DALEY, GO Tchoupi,oulas stteet
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CODA ASH Steele & Sons, SO casks in
~ store for sale by JOHN @. HARDIII 4 co.
Magazine Hird Dist.
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fENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. & A.
corner u ccmmsn sad No. sJPro
Hanss OF me noble AsyB Of e1if Dsfsnrs MI
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HAYDEN BANCROFT, Wholesale and BE.
tail Dealers in READY MADE CLOTHING, HATS, CAPA
BOUTS HRojANs, DLANkETs FURNISHING GOos aad PIxN
New oreans. = f rrhsa IN
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.ASSyCHRISTIAN HOTEL.-The

Il trnh the report that this Hotel Is crowded. II
hat there yellow Fever the Pass. There
case known to originate the disease spread this ses
au91w r. H. MONTGOMERY
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- r. N. BERrfN, for the past fourteen
Deputy Clerk # the s Probate present Second Dis
s . s s ;,s :. ssos9
NH
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ZONES, SAMUEL, JR., (late TALBof, Jonu
~ co hsluors, Crew snd vowsrdas Merchant PEP
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EORN--750 sacks Prime White and Yellow,
landing from steamer Delaware, for sale by p
sic =. III. DALEY, 80 Tchoupitoulas sirosa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

These OF the sad and melancholy effects pro-
luccd by early habits of YOUTH Wis weakness OF the back
md limbs, pains in the head mness ofsgh loss orus
;uar power palpaton OF the heart, ly*pepsia
arrangement of the digestive uLcttons, gene
raj debility, symptoms of consumption. etc.
Mentally, tile fearful effects the mind much 10 be
dreaded Loss OF memory, confusion of ideas, depression
Or spirits, evil orebodngs aversion to society, selfs
trust OF solitude, tmidty etc OF the evils
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

The EPIDEMIC AT THE sourII.-The deaths at
New Orleans for the week ending with the 10th
were SIG, of which 445 were by yellow fever,
showing decrease as compared with the previous
week of 63s deaths. The total deaths ftom the
commencement of the epidemic, May %, was TO-
40, of which 1858 were from yellow fever. At
Mobile the fever showed no signs of abatement.-
Full three-fourhs of the stores are said to be clo
sed, and business entirely at stand still. The
proprietors of the Battle House had lost SO many
servants and clerks that they had been obliged 10
close their hotel At Grand Gulf the fever is rag
ing with great severity; half the residents were
taken down in one week. At Port Gibson, the fe-
yer was more malignant than ever at New Orleans.
At Vicksburg two hundred and fifty cases had oc-
CURED in one day, At Natchez and Vidalia,
small town opposite. the fever was raging violent
ly Several plantations along the Mississippi were
suffering dreadfully from fever. .1..-5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

AN OPP Casa day or two since, gentle
man who has a family residing in South Boston,
returned home, after an absence in California of
about three years. at New York he purchased a
basket ofpeaches to buug home, and arriving in
Boston, Immediately fastened to his house. Ring
ing the door bell, ne was answered by his wife,
who did not recognize him. He inquired if she
wished to buy any peaches, TO which she asked
his price, and finally decided not to buy. He
then left, and repairing to the house of friend
near by, made himself known, and returned and
was introduced 10 his wife, who was delighted to
greet Ter husband, but really did not know him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

.
The YOUNG MAN WHO. LOOKS LIKE BYRoN.-lt
is very singular 10 see sometimes what trivial
circumstance will influence young mans char
acter, and direct his career through life. Strange
as il may appear, we have the course OF our e$-
pet'ence, met three youths. who from fanced re-
Semblance their friends said they bore 10 Lord BY
ron, studied the eccentric habits of that noble po-
ct, adopted his pecularitieS, and took TO turn
down collars and gin and wafer. We need scarcely
say, after this, that the resemblance went no far
Their.
The celebrated DR.. Randolph was once re-
preached for the ugliness Of his person. He mildly
replied TO his antagonist by saying, 'Oh, friend,
it is not DR.. Randolph that you see; it is the car.
rage that he rides in'
Now, what resemblance Of person there might
be between the young man who likes Byron and
the great poet, the carriage was empty, and the
mind OF Lord Byron had no seat in the vehicle
know very well. He was fellow collegian.-
He was a law student under Joseph Parker, who
wrote the history of the English Court of Guam
Gerry.
HIS sisters, who were rather ola romantic turn
of mind, and doated on poetry, were the first to
disco yer that Frederick was the very image of
Byron. The mother was easily convinced; and
was not little proud of the accidental diStnc-
ton; although the father-a plain, matter OF TACT
man-was made rather uneasy, for, as he said to
himself, where the deuce did the likeness come!
he was not like Byron a bit.
Oar young man soon forgot Blackstone IN Don
Juan, and we parted with him, years ago. we lett
him bad lawyer and worse poet. He had
sort nfreputation among the young lady acquain-
tances of his sisters, for he had done something IN
all their albums, but his fame was bounded by
the calfskin which covered the book on which
he inscribed his stuT.-N. o. Della.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

SINGULAR ArrEMFr AT suIoiDE.-on Monday
last, as tile little steamer Mazeppa was crossing
Lake Ontario from Toronto to 81. GATHERINGS,
young girl, who was attending a. lady and two
children, deliberately took of her shawl and bon
net, threw them overheard. and, almost with the
speed of thought, plunged in after them. The
engine was stopped, boat lowered, and the girl
picked up, after having been fifteen minutes in
the water.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

Iss statement which we published last
'shsily in relation to the proposed union of
|: 'its!ia and Cincinnati, and the Cincinnati
I. Hal s.orough Railroads, was seriously doubted
Vs. oioar readers. We perceive, however,
A- -s ChiIicothe Gazette that the statement is
'''-;-: and the substance of the agreement is
:: '.as as that we have alteady published. On
< .hl O. October it will be submitted to the
'-'''Iists of the companies, and the editor OF
'''''s'ie expresses the opinion that it will re-
vie tell sanction.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

pTAn English paper states that at the village of
witherly. England, goosebeEy tree with stalk
as thick as stoutman's thumb, and the bush from
four to Eve feet in diameter may be seen sprnging
out of the joint in the stone wall on the church
tower, at the height OF 81 feet from the ground
1t has grown there for century or more, thriving
in moist seasons, and dwindllng and pining durlng
drought
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

Professor Alex. c. Barrys Tricopherous'
ar Sfedicafed Compound. for beautfyng curling prescrv
estoring Strengthening the hair rer wing diseases
offbe skim curing rheumatic pains ana Healing exeTn
Syonnds Bouuled by geographical lines, the reruta
en Of aTTy,s trieophero6s pervades the Union The
s f fhe article years have lncrcasedtn rauo
exceeds belief Professor Barry after care
fn examination OF his sales book nds tnGt the number o.
durns the year 1852 within tre OF $50,
O0O :. ,.,,,t., the svi;1encs of tNe
the trieopherous when the public
M s,,eh m endorsement this. The cheap.
ness ofthe article and explanations gwen Of ITS chem
~ ,ion mon the hair the scalp and IN all cases OF SD.
II 70 the attention
eonIe This was all that the inventor Desired
~ itsnf. The effects OF the mud exceed,
al eTpectation- 1t acted like charm Inc aaes would
nj he WITHOUT it Country dealers in every OF ne
limited states found they must have IL and mus I oSt
~, Wholesale trade or extent htheito
this kind The highest polnI mas MOI
al beeIl reached, and 1t is beloved the saes TINS year
Sill Be million and hall OF bottle yror
Depot and Manuiaetory no isl 5IesS ,aIs ssf
f9ssiI nTice twenty. five cents large oYJ Nv
jbsraf discount purchasers by the u
ali the priucinal ne mi
MeYico, West Indies, Great Britain 81"
he + H. Patterson, Wheeling Va Junel4ot"q"ori
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

nrTbe Guano Trade with the United States is
rapidy increasing. Next year it is expectedthat
it will equal that to England, and in four years
more lie twice as great. Inthe month of July last
the official returns showed that 1887 tons had
been exported to the United States: and 1920
were ninety vessels loading with guano at the
Coincba Islands Fro the 1st to the 3lst July,
ffty- 1--WE vessels sailed from the same place with
full cargoes for the United States and Europe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

snrrH OF CuMDEELAND.-The Alleghanian of
sl-IIly says:
Lo1r last, we gave statement of the mortality
EsIDwn for six preceding weeks, showing a
az.sl Improvement In the health for the last
U-.s; aud We almost feel authorized to make the
ssa.la:eueat that the cholera epidemic, with
Tssavs had been scourged, had passed away.
S..au Sunday aud Monday last, there were
r.zysIot new cases, eight or ten of which ter
saa'=l fatally; and since then there have been
t'0.hst cases. The town is cleaner than we
ETssye' lnown it. and the air appearspure and
'.l-sore. No new cases had occurred within
e: :! Ions preceding the time ofputting our pa
is:opress. There were 10 deaths the last week.
tn al iiseases-l7 adults and children.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

CI1RE oF HEREDIrARY SCROFULA.

The following certificate is from eminent Lawyer of
Kentucky, who is known all of the States, having for
1t affords pleasure state that Dr. HamPton's Tine
ture has affect ed most extraordinary cure OF my slave
the scrotua. His futer is sc,ouloqs The boy was
moVinp mass OF sores head TO foot. The upper lids
tic eycs were swollen, and turned inside out
hbng horrible mattering ulcers and proruded overthe
halls so as to produce blindness 1t is strange, yet
true this chlu-that felt resigned to see die as relief
from suleriDg-has restored 10 health under the
treatment OF Dir. Hampton. w +. IHOMASSON. 3
Huntsville, March 20, 1851. .st
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

..x,s IN NMLs.-Our Nail Manufacturers
' following announcement of an advance
'l1A' .... of Nails The immdiate cause is tie
u :, metal, though the rates are yet figure
p. increase on nails OF Eastern manufac-
~. L,r,hsr alvunce may be expected:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

ISour notice yesterday ofths death of Colonel
Joseph Cameron, we inadvertently stated that he
was resident of Charleston, Kanawha county.
1t should have read Churlsstown, jefferson co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21
UMoa LIkE.-.-Tbe baltimore Sun i Saturday

has the following: ) -
Weunderstand that the guarantee proposed by
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad company a
month ago to the Union Line ofSteamers running
on the Ohio river between Wheeling and Louis
vile, was not accepted by them, and that another
proposition, locking 10 the continued connection
ofthe two great interests, was presented to the
Directors ofthe Railroad at their late melting
The subject was referred to the hands Of especial
with to Wheeling and arrange compromise of
the whole natter Every confidence is felt that
this step viii lead toa satisfactory conclusion
the negotiations and consequently secure the fur
Their influence ofthis popular line OF steamers in
connection with the road.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

it's flnttering fact that North Carolina pro-
tluces, within herself the staples of every other
Slate in the Union, and is the only one that does
liz The barley and potato of Maine, and the sugar
and cotton CT the South, find some where IN he ne;
borcers a genial climate, while in mineral wealth
she is of course unriyaled.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

GO, FurMoxr.-The Odd Fellows are to
Nv LIBERATION at Fairmont tomorrow. The
'''s wing here in the morning will convey
ON ~.sbsrs of the Order to FaiFmOnt and back for
1'' 1.-The usual fare. Tie Order of that place
'.s VS. -. ,l,I 10 have large attendance from our
'-' ~. ~, sy;end 10 them cordial invitation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

REsuMEp.--It will be seen by our advertising
columns that the steamer Stephen Bayard, Capt.
Booth, has resumed her regular trips in the Vice.
ling and sunfsh trade.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21
Special Notice.
6rrtcE u; & o. r. R. Co

UTFIcE u. & o. K. X. Co.
wheeling Station, Sept. u, 1889
oer Tuesday the 18Th inst, Passenger Car
o. ana his station daily at O'Clock 20 minutes,
-IsiNe,s.H, time for MoundSville. RetuTnlns-will
l., Waee.5s at O'Clock % minutes, a. NJ. Fare
Id way ~ GEMS ~ j. b. FORD, Agent
a7i9 Argus and Virginian copy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

The Washington Star learns that the sureties of
Mr.. Collier, have very recently paid over an ag-
gregate ofabout sl1s,0OO on account of the ball
ance due the United Safes ftom that gentleman.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

r. "'.a'oLD Il DAVENPORT, Attorneys at Law,
'-ste,a Ohio. whose card will he found in an
vi column, we have incidentally ascertained,
''''1s The FIRST IN their profession. and are in
wy aspect able and trust worthy lawyers. ANY
- eonfded to them, we doubt not, will be
''7'-..! attended 10.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

ONE THOUSAND BOXES OF TOBACCO, i
embracing fifteen different brands OF 6s and ss, Pound
Jumps, nom 6 to cents, including P. Grayely, b. +.
Grnvely Hollands; fine F. Beehive, Thornton, Thomas
Jones and Hudson's, Spotsman's Thorns; Ewpie anu
Bell; Cherry Rpei the California Gold Bar, etc, etc
AS exclusively engaged in the tobacco rnc nay
only regular Tobacco establishment west Of the Atlannc
cities, having laid in stock previous to me AT
vance, we feel confident thatwe can offer such induce
mens better, and but few any eau
equal, either west. We therefore ask the mer
onnts OF Ohio Pennsylvania and gnia to give us call
We also keep constantly hand heavy and general
stock superior Imported ScsnTs Also
ish Half Spanish, and common Scgars. Scotch snuIti
baddersi aIss in ID packs Matches PPas o. yar'oL:
kinds Pine Stems ard Tobacco Knives Don't fail TO cal
and sec for yourselves. LOGAN, CARR & Co.
snco3 81 Main street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21
GENERAL DEBILITY FROM ONE CT THE OLDEST MAG
1srRATEs IN BALTIMORE.

RE,SC II.
Messrs Mortimer g. Mowbrayi feelIt duty to make
known the benefits have derived from nr hampton
Tfncure length oflre have been subject togrea
prostraton ormuscuar powcr and great debility Of the
rvous SYSTEM accompanied with ralpitation and hu
teTing OF the heart had such sudden attacks one
cason could scarcely get home. Iii making mention OF
my case to FRIEND he reerred mo to Joseph X Staple
ore, who used the Tncture under similar circom
stances. called Mr.. Stapleton and, nIIer aninter
view OF some minutes fully satisfied OF the medical
virtues of the Tncture from the evidence before me- OF
his own person. who time Previous indicaeda
falling state OF health, put hearty hale appearance
with the activity youth. Immediately commenced
nsng the Tinctufe before took the contents OF one
bottle NY strength renewed and can walk as brisk
and active was twenty years agtl TINS Tine
ire is the grand restorative of tile digestive organs
which, when destroyed, the whole system is in state OF
do assert is reality, what It'll represented to be
by DIR. Hampton, tile inventor. eecn, ,,,,p,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21
Wanted.

COOP Cook in! .E m BY s sppgS S
7 rgediatey-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

Vl''-Nonh's Circus and Meuagerie is in
.,'a' 'ad Of course every body who wishes 10 see
- 1slaant and the crowd goes out 10 the Paril-
"a o. John street, East wheeling. Two perfor-
--''s' vii be gwen to-day-One IN the after
w. !: : o, clock, the other OF night.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

uThe Raleigh IN. c. Register, in speaking
ofthe variety of the productions of that State,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

1'o'rE DErcnxAss's first concert in Wheeling
=, Ii aie Place at the Melodeon to-morrow eve
',-! The Programme, which will be found in
,-'.sE column, promises rich entertainment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-21

/ "--T|-.-- -UNIf RELIABIE hENILDI
in the Pulmonary disease; and tho best
rnve of all the slight forms OF colds cough aud nfiam
nation that can possibly be used for whoOping cough il