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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-16

NEGRO FIGnTIN DELAWARE.-TheD Della
ware Reporter of the eth instant says
For many years it has been the custom in
this State of granting to the negroes the
Saturday following the first Thursday in
August as an universal holiday, and
their place of assembling has been the
bathing grounds on the bay. On that
day the whites gave up to them the bath
ing grounds. In accordance with this
old custom on Saturday last some three
or four thousand negroes congregated at
Kits Hammock. There We're also pres
cnt at the hotel some five hundred or a
thousand white persons. The day had
not been far gone before the negroes, in
fiuenced by rum and excitement, COM
menced lighting. Many were beaten
horribly, some were stripped. ears, noses,
and lips were bitten of, and several of the
whites came in for their share of the
blows.
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AS a Dyspepsia Curer

pr h"n.h'"u f"l'>'n ha> produced the In,,-t mar
N"."'.> effects. IN curing ri>,.> II debility
nervous drc!inc. and dv>lrpric cnn>ulntnn. r. j.
'i"-~'''- t. -Nc The "details al ..,>..> i IN. HMM.
" 'll~ advertisements Tat c.rritja-
ha'" been gwen 81 Ianrr than two hundred remark
able ril'->. IN Philadelphia New York and R,,r.r
ai"'i" Iii'~r nearly all desperate cases an,
Inc '"r'> "''Te Hot only rapid AMI wonderful. hil,
Permanent.
II i 4 "reat nervous anrid"tr and I,arric1,l,,rly
useful Ter tendency t" bilious disorder Liver On,
plant. fever and A-r. or ladIv treated fever an
a@ue AMI The rYIi effects az Quimine. Mercury 81,
other drug upon the di-e,>ty,. organs after g, l,
sickness. A~". Tor "Nc,.>> In r;i,,- and tl, , ,
l>' al ardent spirits. Il almost reconcile, hath
with nirmleraucr
Dr. ll"u@lt"ns Pcp>im * sold Iv nearly all he
dealers IL ma" 'iT- HLd p"Iulrc,iiciues tbrn,,cb
Gu, The W,rt State. Il j prepared IN powder
ana IN 'nd to1n-amd in PRESCRIPTION vial, for M.
Use I'll PHYSICIANS " ''''
frNar 'i:'!lar> for the use of ph.-,i,.iar. may.
t." '.htalnc' l'r. ilcUah'"n or h> arep,. d.. -.
h me node process 81 ireIarati"n and GIVING -b.
authorities "l"i winch the claims of TIN, new rem,
~ are i"-'-i y y l. TOT secret r,rf.i, ,,, l
i"''i''' ca1 Ice rii>" ':,air,~r IL H., -.
ia Respectable Tar ling ami regular practice rr-rc
one !oar per tuft,c
"h>LE't iHl>. Every bottle # The genuine.
i'"i'-i, bear Tia. written signature. : Ill
'''.. j. >''." proprietor. rL.a...,i,,a. l., ,.-,.,
right aud trade mark secured
H""' '.N ai- Druggist an! dealer -, N-5irs-.s
A"f\I>.-J. {. BINGHAM. -. .Iahn>hur,
W h"l"-Hi'' y k''ail AGENT: !. Weeks. Dan
''Ii"' : II. Collins. Montpelier ,ae,I
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For The Caledonian
NV Friends Bridal.

Il WIS pleasant evening, in the time
Wh.n N" falls, and the bright stars shine ont
As when i'll beauty they do much adorn
The lovely heavens. Fond nature now had lulled
The noisy winds to sleep; and with geutle
Whisi,erings seemed to echo, "All is Well"
The busy hum. which had so lately sounded
Through the streets, was hushed. and cen ere this
had sought
The haun:> Of revery. All was quiet.
Blu. in yon lowIy cottage there is one,
A fair and loving one, whose gentle heart throbS,
And her cheeks grow pale evening usher. i'll.
And why is this: av. It's well-'ti, meet.
This is her bridal eve. This night sheis
70 plight her young heart 10 another; to
Con<Ummate her earthly hopes and JOYS Friends
VINO had watched DER her with eager gaze, and
Pear companions. who in Younger DAYS had
Joined with her in >portive PLAYS. and COINED harL
Books il. dul! and endless strite-pastor and
Lover came.
ARRAY Ell In bridal robe she stood beside
The one to whom She had given her first pure
Love. And now the holy man arose, and
With serene-t mien pronounced the Sacred
Rite. and then breathed out PRAYER to Heaven
10 bless these happy ones. Merrilv did
The short hours Of that evening glide aHavI
And MANY were the .ilcn, wishes raised
To Heaven, tina, happiness, conten'ment. Ire
Her lot. And dearest friend. this WAS nv wish
Nv PRAYER. that calm As the breeze of the mild
Zephyr as it plays along. stirring but
GENTLY the young flowers Of Spring. and pausilg
Mid the groves 70 rest his silent course
So calm be thy life fair one.
Derby Vt JESSIE LINCOLN.
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mats were only Il is. each. He has left a
widow to d"pIore his loss, and large stock to
he sold cheap for the benefit Of his tamil y
Hr was snatched to the other world in the
prIm" Of life, and just as he had concluded an
extensive purchase of felt, which he got 50
cheap that the widow can supply hats at a
more reasonable charge than any house in
London. His disconsolate family will carry
on the business with punctualitv"
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Fancy Goods and Toys!
French Il German Importing House
l. and Il kilbv street. Boston.
HOLDEN & CUTTER,
IMPORTER, OF
FRENCH. GERMAN AND ENGLISH
Fancy GOOdS Il TOvSv
Fancy Goods & Toys!

Per Ship Petra from Havre,
10 Cases French Fancv G"Od>-cOnsisting Of
looth Brushes, Toy Tea SETS. ConucopeaS. Pow
der Puts, Nail Brushes Watch Stands, Paint. in
Foxes, Domnoes, Fancy Boxe, Opera Glasses,
Wax Beads. Fans, Port Monnaies, Gilt Jewelrv,
Hair Brushes, Comedian Rings. Charms Soaps Blue
Tot folnadc Per. ,nnrrv-and a good assortment OF
PiverS goods, Lubins Extracts &c.
Per Ships Augustus. Zaretan, & Weieland, from
Bremen,
36 cases German TOYS 6 casks Jews IIarps; 10
cases Tin Trumpes;
10 cases German States; ! case Harmonious; cas-
es Statu Glasses.
cases Draw Mirrors: l case Pipes; : cases 10
bacco and Snuff Boxes:
cases No!in~ and Bows: 900 doz KID Dolls; 3
cases Glass Beads:
) bales and 10 cases Willow Baskets Wagons Sc
Per ships Fairfield Emma from Bremen.
20 case German Toys, well assorted i'll cases from
Sl5 10 $50 case.
Per Ships Daniel Webster & President, from Liver
pool.
cases English Fancy Goods: case Tooth Brush
es: case Scissors and Razor-:
2 cases Wood Boxes. Desks. and Port Folios; 2
cases Back Cannon Boards;
case Melted Dolls &c &C.
Per Ship Maria Alriana from Rot ,rdam,
200 doz. German Cologne.
Per Steamers Niagara and Herman
cases French Fancy Goods: consisting Of Rich
Port Monnaes, Fancy boss with Periumerv; Pa
pa Ma.hr goods. Opera Fans &c. &c.
mr.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

E>sTN DISTRICT. -.
~ flERkAS al Instrument supporting 70 be- The
w last Will and testament Of Richardson Graves
ilc OF Concord. in said district d-c-l>cd has been
presented ~ the Probate Court Of said district for
allowance. hv Harvey g. Fry the Executor therein,
named-l hr>e therefore, 20 notify the heir, and
AL concerned. To apI,:'r N Probate Court a. ia.
holden 1t the Probate n!iice in iunruburg ON tn.
AL day ~ laru1rr next. and >hrw cati,c. if :i,,v
they have, against .Hr proof and allowance. If >lii
will Attest. JONAH REOOKS REGISTER
l'a'ei 4: Lunrnbur9. This ut. day Of Dcrcuh"r.
\. u. Is5o s,3,,3
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RFNIOVED!
T Il. GORHAN

IL. GORI!AM has removed his stock OF
L. Hat. Caps, furS, &C. Sc. 10 the Store form
crly occupied by WI. I. III RNHAM. next doc rto
Mr. bingham Drug Store, where he has lust r-ceiv-
Ell bufiai" ana VIII Skin Robes. \ new supply OF
Fancy Fur> and Buffalo Goats NIL Of which viii ~.
sold cheaper than can h" bought at any other place
in the county: and persons wishing To purchase are
respectfully invited 10 call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
81. .Iohn>burv. Nov. II. 1852. 7sstf
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Star.
There's a harp within my soul,
Dearest friend
There's Il harp within my soul.
And it. waywari echoes ro,l
Liz" the music Of the spheres
O'rr the raiubowhrow of years
Will and high its notc- ascend
There's a harp within my soul,
Dearest friend
AMI bright wing'd angel there,
Dearest friend,
And :, fright wimg'd angel thors
SITS with waving GOLDEN hair,
And on TIE .Eolian strings
GENTLY droops it, fairy wings
With my own It's whispers blend
There's an angel in my SOUL
Dearest friend
There a flower within my heart.
Dearest friend
There flower within nv heart.
And it. perfume seems part
Of some bud which ir"vprd and ,iirl
Upon li,r'S wild tempest tide
Proudly Ger il bloom bend
There's flower within my heart,
Deare,. friend.
There star beads DER thi. dover,
dearest friend.
There star bonds ~ TIL, i!uwrr
Watches DER il, sleep each hour,
Prints l"vc'> Kiss upon il leave,
When lis waking bosom heaves;
Would that their two lives might blend
Tn" star and flower within my SOUL
Dearest friend.
Harp and angel in one tone,
Dearest friend
Harp and angel in one tone,
Star and flower one bloom alone,
What wild music then would rise
What rich perfume seek the skies
Would, oh would they all might blend
Harp and angel, star and flower,
Dearest friend
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TOYS l. FANCY GOODS,

Comprises the greatest variety to he found III the
United State~
these Goods are all Of our own nportaton made
TO ORDER selected from the best sources in furope
by Oh" OF our firm or by local agents and cam
therefore. be recommended to the trade a> superior
IN quality select in style au "a, outrageous in price
Merchants from the country will find our stock
well worthy Of th-ir attention.
Sol" agent, for Sanders"n & Lanergans cel-hrat-
ed fire works. Displays furnished at ,..t:notire
|, : 1000 Boxes No l India Crackers. g;i' labels
lust received. sunvt
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~ 81 'a''n '7.'.a''r' Tor IL" ''lr" ~ lulm"nar
complaints nothing ha- ever hccm found whi,i
OH! compare i'll II effects wiki ;Li~ Preparation
'h'f~ ir" ~''" hat -: MI times and n =.
'nr-> amt 'n al ',>,-'>"- OF; II" ir,:-> AMI ;tra
N.E'' '"'',.';'' rat 80 r.r'. lii y ii .o i.
l. pheasant t"takc ami I,,rfc,iv safe in accnr,i,rr
Will t.r directions. ", do i.u, ar.r>,- ior the .n
igliliiL,t - i>t y in l-,-. .4-l J.: L.: tl.,. y J..
nav" not Families Tint HAY" known - vain" ".
i"i IT, "li.l'' =. ANA 10y IL t.ur.l H.. they az,
~'rn'' it'a" Ill" !'i -"r.- ,-~',iuruJ.- 60. cough.
'' '''> "i'h NEGLECTED.. rt'l I'M" l'''! r~':ilir
;!.:'.
~" hi."mg OF Tie Massachusetts institute. W.,
awarded I" TN preparation hv the Boar ni IN ly.-
]" = 'mi.'F - a.,". Tie Medals Of The thr",
-,''' III, '~ "i ". ~ 'IIs country: A." The D.
H"'iA "' me "h" Institute at Cincinnati. has bee!
gwen !" Tia u=Ein IL, r"I.NI. by their Govern
,"~'' u" c"'>i'l"rl'i 10: II Extraordinary "Xrel-
'' 'l', I,''''''''7 III caring Hic.tioHS OF the
i',,-> .-' '.,"".
h''' NE i"Ii""inS opinion founded an the long
cNrcrirrr {" the eminent physician OF the Port and
CIV 81 II. JOINS. MAY :. ISL.
pr ~ ANrr-tlv" wears trial Of vovr CHER
~ re IbHAL III my practice. h.i~ proven uh;,
''r'A" from ~ r''rI">l''', mast L. irUr that il
ef;Hi''l'> ana cures the colds and coughs Ia which
Ne III I'M ~"ci'"u are peculiarly Liable
mink 1t equal has no; ye. been discovered nor
H' h'.'N 10" better remedy eau he made fir the
. d.>iciii'rr- ~ the tllr,...t ;lrid lull->
'-J- BUTTON. p.FE>
,''' I'''> '!"it'ii wasted constitutions not
ONLY III HE t"Ii"" Gc'-'> tu' thousand more;
II. >ihi.i ny, IAN. -. l>5l.
IL AH.r-lA "a" month "flulv Ill w.> attack
=" 'N N"i'l' dlarrh",a in the mines al CalIii,ia
Fl. t''''' '''.''-'" III nope {" reoe.n h"-
I.I' ''>"i' 'u' Wa t"ii"we'! hv Il -.y,.r. rauIl-
''''' i'' '"t'nr>. finally started ion honic ,t
..;,i '''"' noun Inc N"IH-''- Ny cough
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Scientific Evidenced!

far"n ilrhlg in hi> celebrated work on animal
'h'i"I~frH- ~; An artificial digestive lui
ah"iAc""> /" tn" "a>trc 'n'r" may hc readily pre-
pared from the muc"u> membrane ,f the stomach
"tthe Ok. in which y,roi- articles pff,ol - meat
AMI 49,. NIL i''. -'.i'"'' changed anu dr,.>-ei
n~' ia ;A'' same malacr they would bc i'll the
human stomach
CAL on th- AG"nt. a'll -rt a descriptive circular
gra'l-. irving rsr Of scientific. evidence
similar I" In" above. together with reports Of r..
lArhc cl.--> lr.iL all llrt> t lie uir..I Stn...
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TIE ST BS( RIBER>

III ANE for sale AT loves; CAL. ;-ir,-..---e
i ti,ic> of
E"gA. Turks Island and Cad.z So.
t''>i Boston salt ia 80 lbs bag r. f..--,-.
S''T"ral hundred barrels primo .i..-r 49,.
from new ~hrat:
Ground Plaster hr ca>k ortan.
80 chests Green and Black tea,.
All kinds 81 Sds:irS:
M"l:.->e> ~ ti,a Hid rerylo,r.
\ genera. assortment ufall kiui.a- =,
Iron;
Bolts and ya.tsrs:
Wagon springs aui axcl,rees.
An'Il>, wrought and cut Mails:
Sp"rln- Lin>ee'i aud Whale o1,.
" hiie 'cai.-i'ork Lard. Tol.srra. "a.
No Soap. Spices. Raisins E..
Cod and Pollock fish. Nack.rer.
lh"lna>r"n and Burlington Lime.
Hydraulic Cement for cisicrl.s.
Lead Pipe. sole Leather;
COTE" ana >alcra.u>.
Almost I'll cher goods ,l>rl.r'v kc-. - =
sale " l. ''"od~ Store. Auutr,r f......- co..
Al The lowest market lir-,.,.> 49, u go. q.
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TIE GREAT REMEDY FOR
Coughs, Colds and Consuwptions.

known. and physicians who have had Opportu-
nitv OF witnessing il highly ,autarv effects rec
! commended il IL safe and very eiiicacious m"i-
cine cpai, iinot superior, I" any either prescription
for the above complaints within their knowledge
The basis OF Thu medicine private recipe 81 Il
distinguished physician IN one "i the nri@ib"rimg
S.atc-. and Wa preserved By an individual 70 whom
it cave the mos astonishing rcet. 1t is composed
oil vegetables. and II used according directions,
must h lrrirCtl. >iir.
From N,SSrS -ld,.n d Co.. Nrchrnt$ C1nciamuti.-
Those persons who have used the Vegetable rul-
mouary balsain. uniformly >rH;k -: it "a Il >aIuahe
medicine, AMI from h"qaantity odd rotwth>tand-
img the numerous other preparations USE. Tor >iml-
lar complaints. We consider it first on the Ii>t.
Respectfully. Ne. ALLt> \ CO..
) The Editor % me Seneca ALL Courier >av,-"Wr
have hHd OCCASION 10 Witness the rood effect Of the
Vegetable Pulmonary bal~am i'll our family in ease
nt Il yourg lady who has been entirely cured oi
consumption ~ the Use Of it, and also in severe
coughs and "u>. ami ch"cIiuIiy bear testimony L.
- icing i ale, convenient and very rifraciull-
ruc .irc IL cl-c> at 'a: dr>criI,i ion-fL Coirl,y
y r,rr@.inan from Philadelphia writes. t!u, he
h:> Iru ~ l." ha'ir 81 u>.u the Vegetable T. ,uo
nary I;I-nn 10: h''-'d aud tluily. Tor the Ia, +
v"ar- an! ado Of rc' uiuc'.liug it T." hi~ friends
and CONSIDERS It an invaluable remedy Tor all Iui-
u.r:.lry ro,nt!lif.t-.
i ~ 'Hr .a~' if' V'.r> Of nv practice hay L:..
III" ,ar,-tsrtm :" wt'i,>> IT, t..,.,;cal effects If
~. Vegetable" F.'"r:,rv iilr..l! IL. mans ,.,~o
Of "'~'.'" c'u.. = i ':l, All, hons ,t III, IN, :,
! HuU, therefore .,'' 'rr'y recommend j.. H.. II
AL conn lr'''- 81 -" ,',-t u E..u. rqlt il moi
SUPERIOR :" amy ''...r De. .uc Within my ku,w !!
c,..". IIiNA\ Anil VI f."
3 lcmr-'.r Y IL
+ p H.var"r counterfeit, and ru:a.ior> ,ucl
A. 'ar""'> "lai"U'! Fu,u.'ar, lal-.uu. Au.rgi
can Pulmonary rr'-,', -, ,.."r-. in pat L,.:.
IN" name. lnIN.r" for the article hv il WHO,
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An observation-disclosures, darling och Den
mis-, what is it you're DOING"
whist Bid'ly, is trying an experiment :"
"Murdcr. what is it :"
What is it did You say? Why its eiving
hot water to the chickens am. 50 they'll b,
after LAYING boiled eggs"
lT ALTERS THE CAsE-The assessor of
taxes IN his official capacity. called on a GER
tam landholler half way between St. Paul &
st. Anthony. the other day, and commenced
Il valuation of the estate
Mr. d., what value do YOU hold YOUR es.
tate at :"
Ivy, sarc, hold the most valuable estet
III the Icrrilorie; hab fine prairie. and
good watere, and acre, three hundred. 1t i,
worth one hundreds dollar each acre. hab
been refused ten tyiisand dollare."
VERY well. Mr. d., will assess YOUR estat.
three hundred acres. at one hundred dollar,
an acre. Whcrcupon the assessor mounted
his horse and went to the next b,use. The.
sequel, 50 far ii. heard from, is that the i'm
prudent d., has for three days been racnr
his Indian pony between his LAWYER and the
assessor to get al abatement Of the appraisal
from one hundred dollars per acre to five dol
lars which in his humility, he is ready to
swear is the true Minnesota D;ooen.
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Southern Martin. Fitch, Stone Martin,
BOAS. CUFFS, &C., &C,

Worth from five 70 twenty-five dollars. all of which
have been selected with much care and will lie sold
at trng advance on thu wholesale prices. and as
low il not lower than can be bought At any retail
store in Boston.
St John>turv. Oct II, 1852 s94tf
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Farms for Sale,

MY Amy Farm, in Bath, New Hampshire. j, of.
vi ferci for sale. 1t contains about 30 acre,
land. The buildings consist in one House. twc
SHEDS. three lar"" barns. ami Hog House: and !,
convenient !" the Wells River Depot or McIniue-
or Lisbon and Bath pePt~ and a. good i farm Il.
there l. IN Grafton County.
ALSO.
Ny Ash and Corey Farms, in LYMAN. within /
miles of Lisbon Depot. The Ash farm contains "
yer lo" acres. and the Corey farm 80 acres; bo,f
under GOO" Improvement and first rate land goo,
ll"u~" and Barn on each.
liberal credit will Ice given for portion of III,
purchase money if desired. Inquire Of Daniel Pal,
ter>"ii. Bath or thc Subscriber. N -. Iuhn>hurv
Vermont. ISAAC WOODS
October. u, 1852. 7.5tf
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To Wood Choppers,

Il, IL" Fl 90. have lust received = now
|. - lot OF latt> x Sous Brooks & Cos and WOLF,
AX"> winch are as GOOD if not superior to any man
Hacfuret IN New England. Also n GOOD ass,,r-rn.,.
oil Ak hrive~, which will be sold chea,
80 '' i'o-- S0Jtf
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kNlR CAPS. Fur Goals. .ri EIAI'l VA
CLOTHING. al tILNtIi i Cos
Nov Il. 49,
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Very Small

advance from c">i AMI freight.
A." no~ On hand 2oo hc-s %, :. as,- q: To-
iactlrer'> lrircS.
Most kinds produce received "a czrta-1-
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T HE c. AID E o. | 4 n.
+ / RS

u EORHAM would respectfully i'll
L. ID. ~ form the ladies of ST. Johm>Durv
AMI Caledonia County, that he has u>t returned
from the city. and offers them he thinks the
Largest and Best Assortment of Fur Goods
They have ever had the privilege Of selecting from
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MONC MENTS, Grave Stones,
Hearths, Counter, Table, and
WASH STAND TOPS.
Grave Stones & Monuments

And all other articles manufactured Of Marble.
A"t' Htn' Soap Stone c"d FRI, .>fope. They hay
constantly or maud
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MARBLE WORK.

IN all ~ various branches in s.v!a ui.l.Lc,> ,
he >urpa>>" at prices b,iyc oAccnp;'itio, and wi
III the means of all
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Cash paid for Oats Il Butter
Buffalo Robes.

tHAMhI IT T. hAItH I
~ JohuSburv Get. 4. lsJl. -.
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NEW FIRM.

'ltik undersigned ha,c III -.. '-'.s ..'s
L n'r-hp under "a" ';,ri... d j. j. q . go =
10. inr The Iilrf,s,-,..-i ,..fs.,-l.- So. '..
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Inflammation of the Lungs.

>pl'f.n@ "i h''"'. bronchitis. and every -oi-c Of
me vital "rg;lr>. f1> 4r,.t remedy i without "a lir-
aIl'i. ."r COT CHS Group. MiI,tuTi\ti-
COZ "li and all diseases e" the Threat. il +, a ,ur,.
an! !rl"lN cure. II p">c>>-> the remarkable pow
ct 81 pi,-"Ivng. l'"'>ruiug and Renewing. down.
ward. all lhl.gm tar may nb>tru,t the threat and
I>w!thOut Yur>tn. l.tur,, 1Il>t noIrrt riut,l> r
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CONSUMPTION,

ana AL d'~"a>"- that ar" from Coughs ami mai. Fl
t" ''''H. II hH> cured 'auk"r. salt i:hcum Ery-
S'u"ll>. and >'ntula-,li-r:>c> which have ,lrfc,l
the i"N"r'i "fh'r medicines have virl,lcd t" thu
II ! pleasant an! l.a'ai''r and IL r.~"rrr Of ap
petite, It stands NElN ALLIED. II ha> never been
rUrallcI =, ..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-01
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-01

A>"t"r ale hy j. {. BINGHAM. St Juin>hurv
w., and the principal Druggist, in the civ and
country generally. 7..:,rf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28
To Country Merchants.

To Country IMerchanGs.
MRS S. KNOX having Withdrawn from the hTn Of
M McCalleu Knox q Co., the remaining partners haye
SSSocHted with them Mr. Chcser D. Knox Cbrother o. y,
s. Knox SO long and Layoraby known nine
They would respectfully inform their Old Sw
er in Boots and Shoes that their Fall Stock will be arrV
ing from the 10th to the last of September.
Having been selected with the eates care anu pouG
for cash they attsr themselves their FAN STOCK ~
Boots and Shoes they hold out IN qualify
I'M, prices superior offered in the rket 10
Country Merchants their way east they would be pleas
ed to exhibit their stock, and post them
compa TisOn with the markets OF ana
PiiIsdeiphia Csep3l MCCLALLRNS d KNOX,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-28

These chains were first introduced in the city OF New
x IN. ess Sna IN eysrT HOSPITAL ia The city, and app-
cd by DIS. Valentine Mott, Post Carnochlll van bu en-
was IN ~ .eef aud es Of The above
class diseases, and their SALE and tic success the mas
PrSSiops to their INTRODUCTION into this country, they
were used hospital in Europe and are oy
S5s and ~ also FsoiSs to United States
! t"rHINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL"
The principles upon which II is claimed that the chains
Droce mar cures aie st-that all
attended and produced by uehcen
H. oT ecetTo mssne1s; and secondtlat the electro
magnetic chains, by being worn over ana upon Ie pa
tenn By il, Lowerl stimulating effects, the fluid
which is required produce healthy act on through the
entire system Nodisgusling nostlu a allowed 10 DC "a.
ken while using the chains but Ttsd o. inc
general laws health Isk friction upon
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
viii be given to any person Ito will proGuce so many
well authenticated certificates OF cure, both from intel-
gent patients aud scientific physicians as have oeen Ell
They never S to perform what they advertised to do
and no poison has been dissatisfied who has given
IN FEMALE DISEASES: 900
More than ono huLdIed permanent cEres OF PrOapsus
fbese claims nv 6ppyine one end ofthe chain the
region OF the ahIOes and tile otler urop The spine, 1st
above the hip tie symptoms Incident to that
0'''I ps @'s - O =. MODE OF USE.
The chain 81 ouid be mois before uee with common
vneear and then one end the chain should be applied
decy 10 the seat OF the pain disease and the other
end opposite tolt. Y Isl - q. II - u.
BKtNOT TDECKIVRDl The Electric Chaips are not
TO cure all diseases; Nervous Diseases 1t Is claim
ed that NO Medicinal gent in the world has produced so
many cul eS in the last year the Electric chain.
INSTANT RELIEF from the most acute psin. - pro-
duced at The moment OF application much more eneety
than can he produced by opium, in any OF its FORMS
Call and obtoiH S5 PSTphs5 SgT TSSpB rrr
These chains are the which have lately been sent
over to the Emperor the French TO be tiled by his own
physicians cases OF cholera etc. which have proved
so emlnently successful. j. STElNERT, sole Agent
corner Prince street and broadway.
"JAMES BAKER, and Brentlinger & Armstrong,
Wheeling agents. - deF7-lyr5