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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22
wei . NEWS
By the tioti5s Line.
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81 I. .ss a. !! FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL or THE HERMANN.


NEW. YORK, Dec. 24 he steamship Herman
has arrived, bringing London dates the 9Th.
e Louis Napoleon charges the King of Belgium
with being concerned in the scheme which led q
The fusion of the Bhtbons, and Threatened to
march an army into Belgiums upon any political
movement Of the coalescel Burbons. Tilerecenl
rapid and unexpected movements Of the Duke
BFabant, wassupposed TO refer TO this event. The
Cabinet at Brussels IS in great, fright.
The Ottoman Government has officially declared
that 1t will not sanction pEiyateeTing nor grant
letters of maTque.
Boron Bfuck informs the Porte that Austria
would support The neutrality Of SerYia. The Sui
ian Iepiied that The. was resolved to compel the
princes of Serya TO rel ounce neutrality and given
orders to that effect. I'd 81 2
The Austrian Government are making prepaTa'
lions for ctive and open inte feresce in Eastern
affairs. c,
The steamship Golden age left Liverpool fol
Australia on the 9Th.
The steamer Orinoco arrived at Southampton,
from the West Inlies with two millions in specie.
The Steamship Marshall from Hamburg for Hull,
was wrecked with the loss Of 100 lives.
E THE packet ship Ez which LETT Liverpool Tor NJ
York on the 18th os November, put back, having
encountered gal. on the 29th which swept her
decks and washed overheard 10 passengers and
5 of her crew.
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Tur RAILaoAD LoAN.-The Baltimore Patriot
of Wednesday says: "The ordinance to provide
for furnishing the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad with
the money necessary TO complete the proposed Sec
Ond track, &C., was taken up in the First Branch
yesterday. In the report of the proceedings, pub
lished in another column, it will be seen that sew
era amendments were adopted, but none ef them
we understand, will interfere with the successful
operation of the ordinance, or interpose obstacles
to its acceptance by the Railroad Company
The Branch adjourned withoutcOming to final
vote on the ordinance, but there is ever confidence
felt that they will pass it, and keep it free from all
eztraneous or Objectionable provisions. Fberewas
hope INDUCED that the First Branch would have
passed the ordinance lat evening, but this was
not realized, as the amendment proposed and
discussion, occupied all the time. The Council
will meet again this evening and then it is to be
hoped they will pass the ordinance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

THE SUSPENSION BEiDeE SUIT AT AN END
The National Intelligencer thus confirms the an
nouncement which we made the other day, 10 witt
that the suit against our Bridge had been dismissed;
Tn WHEELING BRiDaE CAsE.-In the United
States Supreme Court, on Tuesday, the case Of the
compliments against The bridge over the OHIO nv
er at Wheeling was diSmisS1ti-theT1 appearing no
counsel for the cemplatnants, [uonhnaliy the
State of Pennsylvania This is understood TO be
an abandonment OF the case by the parties opposed
to the bridge, there being no ground for complaint
left by them, as the act of Congress, OF its last
SESSION. declaring the bridge 10 be post route, re-
moved all legal objections Ma.
So mote it lie
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

= SELECT scnIooL..-We invite especial attention
TO the advertisement, in another column. of the
"Classical and Mathematical Institute" to be
opened in Centre Wheeling on The 4th of Januory.
Mr.. IDE, the principal, comes among us recon-
mended in the strongest terms as one who has
graduated with the FIRST honors atan Eastern col
l.ge, and as gentleman of rare attsnnents and
questionable integHtY. Such an institution is
much needed in Centre Wheeling, and We COM
mend it 10 our citizens generally who have sons OF
warJs 10 be educated in careful and efficient
manner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22
VIRGINIA.-Ohio circuit court, November 9Th, 1883:
John Aiken H. ...,....
Winlam H. DORSEY and others

Decree for 1ccount-Abstract: 49,
This cause 10 be heard upon the process and
turn thereon, &c ..s..-4 l5.5 so
nd tereupon the court doth adudge order, and de-
cree thatt be referred 10 one Of The Master
ers this court and state account ofthe
estate OF John Muie deceased, which has coma Into
the han OF Johnston Murine his administrator, which
has come into the hands Of other by order
or said administrator, and for his use, said adj
fDstratOr With all assets which may have come TO his
hands, hands of any other person for his use
cTedng with all disbursements made in due course
nj and said commissioner shall also state
an account OF tic disributiye share OF said William
DORSEY as his said wife, the ersonai
Of said and also real estate OF which said
John Murine died seized, and the location val
ue AMI annual rents thereO and the Interest thereto
which said William H. Dorsey husband Of his W fe is
entitled. and rtain and report ALI spee liens
upOn OF said Dorsey in said realty and per-
Sonaity, -..s-s,, .,tsl.--t =;
But before taking said accounts, the said aster shan
ass noiIea oTtbe same TO be advertisement pub:
sbed oT fod successive weeks some nswspaper print
ed In the city OF Wheeling Ana sid or
deTed TO report, &c" L....s I. eS,,S,-.,ii 3 u
TCaldWell1 - clerk
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CoNeREssIoNAL.

lotto 5ls-A WAsHINGToN, Dec. u.
sESArE-Mr. Jones of Tennessee. gave notice
Of hill 10 distribute the proceeds of the sales Of
public lands among the several States. sl,..i
Mr.. Johnson asked TO be excused from serving
ON the French SpoIiation Committee; agreed to-
Il Mr.. Brodhead gave notice of bill making fur
tier provisions against connterleing United States
coin.
iourned.
HousE.-Af:er some unimportant proceedings,
the House went into Committee Of Whole on the
Presidents Message. Mr.. Phillips had the floor.
After short debate the COMMITTEES rose and the
House adjourned until Tuesday.
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Holiday Presents

at No. WnbhAn8toa-LAh4A' II 81
iust returned from the cities, now
L offer for sale hne and complete assortment OIL
Watches, JewelTy, Silver ware and Fancy Goods.
Persons desiring purchase invited to cal and e1
anime my GoOds which am determined 10 sell as eAeoP
auaii,y of all goods warranted prove good as re-
PF tIa s. KS .ssl Monroe 81.
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For TInItinoFe. washington, philadelphia
!. t.slll. N mud Now HoRk
s52 sss
Great through Line for the East.

Great through Line tor iGnS 6aBts
HTNHE Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
i baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
Branch Kali Road at the Junction Caley called the Relay
House miles from baltimore, and with the Phadei-
pha, and BalHmo Rail Road TO
The great tunnels upon line now completed and
tho whole road s IN fine condition presenting one OF the
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world.
The aud splendid steamers of the Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel
iEg and through tickets irom these places to Baltimore
Washington Phadephis &C., may be had OF the agents,
or on the boats L Z "a 81 ~ EE
The express .nflttaineaVes Wheeling daily, O'Clock
A NJ, (Yheeling me1 and arrives at Cumberland C2Ot
miesl al mp NJ. and allowing Two hours there arrives in
Baltimore (3S0 miles at A. NJ, tho next morning.
king the passage in about 20 hours, including all
StOppageS. 2 l 7.eF -
baggage checked through to any the easternrOnts
without Charge -ss5 u ~. 81 Fnl-s. .igi ~
Passengers and baggage transferred 10 The cars or
Washington at the Junction and for PhadelPha, at Bal
timorc, without extra charge. TTayelers are allowed am
lime and Ttunty all points obtain their meals
Through tickets from Wheeling to baltimore, (Ssth
privilege oflyns anywhere the ronte,0 60-to
Washington $500 to Philadelphia, S0-to be had on
board the steamers OF the Union Line on the Ohio ard OF
the Rail Road gents Wheeng(J b. FORD) q Mounds.
vile. mar E WIN. PARKER Gen'l. Sup't.
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coMNtssroNEns oyytcE,

~ 4 y. =" =
NoIIcE-The parties interested Isl The matters Of the
ossoing decree are hereby notified that have anpon'
the 25h day OF January. 1854 at my office
n 4ke CITY Of wheeling rs The time aud place when and
ere Iyii proceed take ne account Directed By the
In decree And do TequiTet The production before mes
or All such papers, books, vouchers and - may pc
neeesSa ~ 10 the pI opeT taking OF said accounts
$3.50 i;ss5es ~ q 1issit JOHN. j. HoGRs
S..oa Master eomIuis sionef in cfIancefy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

BECKER, WELLER AND FaANznElM, at their
Wholesale establishment in the spngg House
buildings, have received new stock of choice
Wines and Liquors, to which they invite the al.
ten,ion of their host of Wholesale customers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

Persons who wish TO secure some of those SPLEEN
did Annals and Gilt Books which they "read
about at WILDE & BRornER's for Christmas,
should call to- day. They ore gong on fast.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

CnR1sruAs coming tomorrow Sunday Monday
will be generally observed Throughout the city as
boli .ay. Tomorrow, nevertheless, will be beau.
tful recurrence of the Sabbath and Christmas on
one and the same day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

P1nKrrs SALOON on Market street presents un.
usual attractions in its arruugr ments for the Holt
days. its large assortment of Confectionery, toys
&c. Parker will have magnificent cake, weigh
ing one hundred pounds, displayed in one of his
large windows on Christmas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

JOHN H. THOMPSON presents great attraction to-
5oy at his Bookstore OIL Monroe street. and invites
his friends to call and examine his assortment Of
splendid books for the Holidays.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

NoPAFER will be issued from this Office on Mon
day owing 10 the Intervention of Christmas be-
tween this and our next regular day Of Pubiiea-
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MIlSIC iMJSlC!! NJ USlC!H ~

oXN "a he time for our ladies' II they wish 10 amuse
N themselves with ali tile late and beautiful songs
WaItEeS p0kEs5 marches, quiekstePs, VaFiaAohs
'etc which we have just received. -.
We have now tho largest stock of new Music which we
have ever shown cust0ners beslaeS beantllul
sfoek az all sorts Of Musical Instrnn ents
Give can. and SEQ or9 opss how 3Sie T u
The sont the above are Tor SAFE cheaper tsn eHet a.
tbe Music Store, 1893 Main street ,,,,,,, p,so,,
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CJNctNNATI MARKET,

CrNorNSAr1, Dec. 2s.-Flour FIRM at 5,2oa5,26
receipts very light. Whisky ola cents Hogs &C
live, with prices cents better 1000 sold at 800
4,S5. Provisions, far demand, and no change IN
prices. Money is very scarce, and eastern ex'
change not saleable at par, owing TO scarcity o
currency.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22
William Cree and others
ID upon the process and re-

Decree for account-Abstract.
This cause came be heard upon the process and re-
And it is thereupon by the court adjulged ordered and
decreed that this be referred TO ole OF the Master
of this Court ascertain and report to the
court the amount specific LIENS and their e3peCvc
nroTites on The two half Lots OF ground in The bill men
toned seyeray; also against the said Will
liam Cree and their several and their relative
priotes the specific Hes also to and report
the value or the buildings the south half OF said Lot No
81 in the bill nentioned also, the amount OF the pur
chase money paid tor said south hall OF said Lot at the
lie of the filing or tire COMPLIMENTS bill, and II any has
been paid by whom and how much has been paid before
and much after the Of the filing OF said bill but
81 We notice the time ana place OF taking the same by ad.
SeTt ise pc i e. o Wbs.Iinr!%
4 copy-Teste: ALoNZo LoRlNG,
CCaldwel1 ti- clerk
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ne OnF Patrons.
ReIigious Notice.

be Divine service ia 81. Johns Church on
this Saturday evening" Christmas Eve At O'clock AZ
the eeasou, aud also ON Sunday morning 100 O'Clock
the same place.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

CoLD.--Last night was the coolest OF tue sea
SON, with a fierce wind from the North.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22
FALL AND WINTER FASHION
Hats and Caps.

THUS Iduu -Odp5.
Nos. 14B and 4 4S. min ~. wheeling, Nn.
IN SLAVERY has on hand, and is receiTi one -
So OF the largest stocks OF HATS and CAPS that
~ has been oencd In this city. His stock
having been seeC ted by himself with great care, he sabe
to OFFER Inducements merchants and Others far surpass
ing former years. he is prepared to sell Hats and Caps
ow as theytanbe bought in Philadelphia or baltimore
Our stock comprises every descPtonoI Hats AMI Caps
sow 81 ses12 s. AVER-4
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CAUTION.

Dr.. MoRsE,s INyIGoRArNd CORDIAL has been counter
lieited by Some uiip rineipIe PEI sons ~ s5! ~,
future ali the genuine cordial will have Inc
EacIe naste over The cork or each bottle and thr OA
lowing words blowgi the giaasTFf &
CDR MoRsEIs iNYIGoR4TiHG ccRpIA n Z ~
s. 5s7 r c.n. RING, PhofGiEToH, n. = p.
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vi Rt,INIA-o circuit court. November 9, 1862
Henry sharp and John Anshs I..b.nS.,v
Return.M HIiI and others

Oecfee lCCUunI-FA n A, = I'm
Tho court adiudge, order and decree that
II 81 eierted to OF the Master es o. tas
lake state account OF the peISonaleS
az of nc sad John Alune deeeasedI which has come
10 ths of Johnston Murine his o.
,Se hSs oohs The hands OF any ofher person. 1y VIZ
nrior OF said adiNist0r, and for htS use, e
J,nInIstfat0r with ali assets which have come 70
Inc MIN with all disbursements mado N due o -
instration. Ard the said hln %
81 nd r MS said wife, In and to tie pc
Ia ana also the real estate OF which lhe s4A
SiSiSine died iseEcd and the oeattons
~ nd a6ai 4enls thereof and the Interest
80 $40 % sSees tain and report all specho lena up
~ nfsTeSt OF said Hi IN said realty aud
ndfiIefr several PTioTlties. "a A,l,.- rs,.s
fsIf before taking said aec9uns
n,tce 81 tie same TO be gwen, by riisS
~ he ty Of Wheeing 60 ener =
An wv e. Z e8i
20 fei,3. AEoNZ0 L0hlEA1I S e555
fCaldUst1 = lig534 - aff5lg &
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coAngs.osEPs o O.. :;
December I'D 1853
NnHffNErf VIZ

THE nares interestedn the matters OF the foregoing
decree are eTcbynOt fed that1 have appointed Friday the
b day OF January 1854 my office in the city OF Wheel
ny as the time and place, when aud where will proceed
10 lake the account directed by the said decree And do
require production before OF all such papers, books
vouchers proofs may be necessary 10 The proper
king Mi said account JOHN J. HOGE,
: deo1 7fflT Master commissioner In chancery-
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THE MAY To tiE1lsiA GOOD " L
ATTENTIoN sGENTLEMEN!!

NTopcHN n cIsF,f,fS has just IeseiGea tom sew.
Vol sD1 AZ Rseern cities, the most sglendl1 AZ
SrtmeHt Of cloths eassi sl - ,seST
:rshirts, gloves. and every yaile M SdSii Fever
APPAREL OF the most sup nor "a I'M To
tsred in WheeIiEg vVhies q 70 ~ I,rfS
zee in the most elegant and lssh ~ Al m
Sortest notice No oRe Re pos ~ ~ -It,, or
alblishnent holds the eader Of ~
sheeIagi and no one doubts but that ne " ssort
Uwn At cutting, fitting and ~ 80 Az
Ont TO The taste and wants Of the H. ~ tls
iced ali bis eonpet toTs except in TIE
GIeeIirg Fair, which be ailed IN became 81 ~
k,ss OF bhEiness al his estabh
ald not withdraw hGuiud long enough 70 ~ ,st
tseraee; but as he 'Beais alf,t az his ~
h, satisRed with his superiority "
1. street, abOve the MeLuUe Horse: -. =, - n, =
Call and see for yourselves, Ard me Iesn. Is S ~
l:ry body IL there, but there - sIl 4
0re. II they will call In time S----.-.-
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrrsBuRoH, Dec. 23.-Rtver 8 #. 10 inches by
metal mark, falling slowly. Weather-clear and
cool.
Crscrss4rl, Dec. 2s-River rsen inches to-
day Weather clear and cOld.7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

TIE PRIZE "PoEM.''-Some time ago we an
nounced that MI. Il. W. Latham, a Banker Of
Washington City, had offered prize Of $500 tor
the Lest NationatPoem, odelOr Epic. Tbescom-
m,tee appointed 10 examine the productions sub
mlted consisting OF Charles Sumner, j. R. Chan
der. John W. O. Evans, Thu Saunders Joseph
Henry, c. NJ. Butler, R. 4. Ggsly, and James ?;
Donelon, have been in solemn eonclaye at the
Smithsonian Institute for some time They must
have haG sorry batch Of rhymes in whole s "
quantities, before them, for they make tho follow
ing announcement: q
"AGter deliberate eGamlnnlon,lhat ~ VIZ ~
Judgment. there is no production among those SUI
mlied of such character mats cQncepIl lt,'u
execution as iustlyt TO eHtIte II to be =
"Natiunal Poem, Ode or Epic" aud mat = Ins e
therefore respectfully decline Iecornme palng auy
one Of them for the prize" Rf
Th,sis v hat might be expected e the commit
ZEE pretended to reject every thing which was mol
National Poem, Ode OF Epic" This plan OF OF
lung prizes for poems has become such a humosug
a this country that it is very dificultto get true
2oet to lend lisbrains to some one who happens %
ave money and wishes to get notoFiety lps
Aiy at triaing expense. Z: = y
The committees announced that the reieclea .po'
as' will be published. We hope not. sthey
Aould not infict on the world such discharge Of
dsgereI as tbsseprodus tiOus most probably are.
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- i M HAMILTON,

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
TIME Union Line Packets leaving regularly on the art
vaIorthe bills olladng mast on SOaTS Ss
for tbe OF any goos, and will not pay or eneo
harres on any goods for which bills OF lading are ot on
bnnr Isl the boats before their departuIe
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AfeNotioe.g

Fr,4K bsyiSF returned lcrts nom Germany,
after an absence Of four months, he9 leave 70 lnoIi1
bis friends and the public that he VIII heLeaile
- re. rIv ~ both ma refs with usual supply OF good
esfs Sausase0 Lard, etc; and lnslI
with the assurance that they viii
1sst7sIay + - John zoRGKIER
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Baslxet Balloon.

end Dealers in WILLOW and Wooden scaTe,
y deseyigtio1 and retail, 1871 Old
< - 'aITket SQUARE, eorlIer Market Altey5 s = a
and tsest side 9 - : = y z, -
JHR snbscrfbers take pleasUrein Informing The public
thaffhey have now hand the largest anu pest as
Sf fln above ware before offered
es or tho onntaiR. be FULL OF ,He
conninify at aTEe would tloWelt 70 call LOT
themsel yes. 4it is,, - sf-,
ETcsAl ii orders PROMPTLY eSecutad tsg u Is
~ Rhakhis rhnAired, etc. -. a--Ll
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- JSekson g. h, Va. .etfax e, Parketsburg, Va
Thaw q, Turner,
ATTOR NE n 81 N n H ~ W .i5.. -
strictly to ali ent 70 item
ih1tSe COUNTIES OF Wood, Writ, Jackson, Ritefe,
Gtinler and Peasants 5 MO- tAf1 g.
5lc6sPaTtioular attention given to collections
sssGs9+ REFER To ~, +
PHILA DEBPH1Az George shsrsw9od; lion tn Soe'
g NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Neae & Lnekeit Mcssrs Penn
ss0FB Mitchell. > .,5-5ys az, ~,
NJ " ft JohnstNHi IFs 0Ct20-1y
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4Ic.s. VI
4 sea advertisement on IoutLh plke ep.1-Ly
i Foreign IExcIlnn &c, n orch Snl lsS6 lEnmSes3
Il or Seotland in amounts iromg upwards can find
4 SAFE quick and cheap medium Though -
- % N. PLGltAN, Agent.
ne13tE ~ M.clnre House.
4 From the Birth race Aot9Cnr1sto-
+, I,1 so 1,s = ID IN. ir,hrrlN,,c
i TRIUMPHANT SUCSESS VI, nAniflNtS .
n VEGETABLE zTlNGPIlkE.i5E4sl
1 A Letter fro,nan Officer IN our 6dEiaht Many.
Nj Z have many other letters We give one below
the great Rest5rat,Ve7 ~ $3.50
II u . sAif % HHtt-sSjI fJabbary iStGf isS3
Messrs p6s HlSas
from the ysnepsia and who has been nsaTiy &C.
ms usual healtn ny e We u do1s Sf TIM.
. ,Ii ues'ies Seu !" s S'fAf r' ~ ~
Another Iieutepant OF the u S. Navy, nowoh board
This salp s4S ~ nv Inc en state Shin
which leaves Inc Jnte9 seleS III VI i't
Won sent me was In good or.
@ @ sTeSl success BIZ several 81 our ocers IN cases
ofDyspePsis yours ,.n !, nav
wv ~, " nthc1t 1aieFs rom Kew Mr. Esktidse
equally strong as above a:s!t 80
IGREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM ny HAliPT0N,S'
e. l1I = q \, S,sSs1Sar al = 81
alisgosb January Sd, 1853. =
MessIs s Rheu Te
8s @ y9f bOtts q and ne s
dose ms SO Sc relieved me that consider it but jus,
give 10 the suffering world the result the aprliea
Mine Acute Rheumatism inthe barkoso bad iIat
ots aeie like s the second
NV tor af1iceL back and We'll and feel as
young rs when was sixteen am now seventy four
considsr your Tinetuc the greatest discovery of the
ent 10 Dr. nmrion tho saycdthousauls pain
e. P S.9s fssss
i from your Invaluable renedyIl r ~ WI U
literary iSme hui when my fellow beings afflicted
shall fhesitate, through modesty withhold any ini9r
nnton valuable 10 my fellow mani So u you e9asiSSr
uthberty 10 make use ol IT, AiVAH KEMBALls
4 - - = -. 80. ~
CUBE OF , W. H-'' unan!. SON Of the CITY OF
Baltimore, and whose testimony adds
totle triumph ofhamptohs sese,SpIe T, 1880
Messrs Mortimer q G ri rs WIN
real pleasure taSt e eGT y ~ toSs Tine
ana CulauNe POWSlS VI ~.
ture. Sometime dung last November was aSeT T,1
SS ill., and did so; but Getting no better
sa e ,x len me- Pern me also to state that
for the last neem years; nS 9 NJ inns 10
Acute Sheymaus anu i,SSI Tmnt owe my nressnt
my Dea, am us or e Ti"eture and kiGd Prov
good health 10 Tue use " S '> u tN '''N
Youare my friends at liberty to use TINS as yc% may
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1 TheIoowg cert ifeate is nonI an eminent LawYero
Kentucky who Is W az " S, me '
1t affords le reasu ito state that Dr. hampton INC
lure has affected most @ cure :" y yS @
The scrouat or Is scl%9,OH h, T SuS d
=; es 1 were c swollen Snj tarne inside out
bitims hosttble n1ttertns esSenS, a % m
ltue, this cldthat felt RESCUED TO sec dle as leeI
from suiet1nS-i I oGSM ~ p THoMASSoN
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-22

CURE OF COUCH, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.
Cue OF tie venerable Dr. DunaDs son, oil the city OF
Baltimore n man well known, aid whose testimony adds
tn lie tTimph of ssIanlpon's Vegetable incture.''
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