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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-21
Partner Wapted.
STEAM ENGINE MANDATORY AT =
~

The undersigned will dispose OF the rof Phillips
well Steam Engine Mandatory with the
ground, buildings, tools and patterns -
Having contracted for the necessary lathes IN add
his present TOOLS the purpose of conducting the
manufacture OF all descriptions OF Railroad Cars etc. In
connection with the Foundry and Engine Manuaetory he
atters himself OF tho number OF railroads
terminating here there is not better location for that
business in the West.et .ls .t-5.IN sos rf, 49,
Ali those desiring to engage in the above business, will
find rare chance Tor good Investment The esta6ils
men is now full 0PeTadon and viii be prepared to take
contacts Cars &c, in short lime Fprfurther In
formation apply TO the subscriber, II by letter. postpaid
oct2O -3m s'' so II. w. PHILLIPS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-21

Tvr STEAMER BALrlMoaE left on Saturday even
:, for Louisville with good cargo aud a large
amber of passengers. n7il e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-21

uThere is a great scarcity throug hout the West
OfG. A. and t. 1. salt. Kanawha has been made
. substitute for pork-packing. We see tom the
St. Louis papers that heavy shipments of KanaWha
have been made for the upper Mississippi on ac-
count of packers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-21

DEATH OF THE t.L ION OF THE WEST. "-Nathan-
i. Hamison, familisrly known as the Lion of the
Eesr' in Western Maryland, Washington and
Baltimore, was accidently killed at Rawlings
Water Station, about eight miles west of Cunber-
,aJ, on Monday evetling last. He was standi ng
20 the main track of the railroad looking at bur
ten train running into q switch, when the Passen-
gs' Train for Piedmont, passing suddenly, struck
lli thew him under the wheels Of the former train,
nearly seveIing his body intwo and killing him
INSTANTLY. The "Lion, - as he called himself, suf-
Tered underline amiable weakness of thinking him
's!i a candidate for Congress at every recurring
election, and in that character frequently passed
over this entire district on foot, making incredibly
ong daily io6tneys. and addressing the people
Whenever they would listen 70 him upon. the poht-
al topics OF the daYj but chiefly striving TO llu-
Innate them upon what he termed the stwoolly
Question:" He could speak in his peculiar way
o' an given length of time, in a clear' loud and
'Onorous voice that alone would have elevated
0me men to the top Of the political ladder. Some
9s0B since he commenced haTangue from the
eps of the SFeaker's chair in the Hall Of Repre-
sRiatives at Washington, and produced a sensa-
On of which he has never ceased TO be proud. lt
said that many years ago he was really capdlE
ate for Congress in one Of the districts Of Missou=
and came near securing an election. It was
2s circumstance, we believe, that turned hrs head
% made him a monomuniac upon the subject Of
siiics. He was a harmless audiuofFensive creas
PIE, and his presence at our street corners during
Ielion times will be sadly missed hereafter by
Using generation.-C Cumberland Telegraph.
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HatsI HataII Hats!!I

. OF THE LATBST lFi All. y SEifgN !Es1t
Ny arc non manufacturing IIats or tlie latest fall IN
w styles and are IifepareIto supply patrons 3
and tho public with Hats that cannot be SURPASSED n ~
enrancc beauty finish and artistic although
ali S Hats are OF The first OF class, they will lur.
ns6ed al prices those ofineror
ct ma nnacture Also, large assortment of all the diff
ETent varieties OF SOFT Felt youths, and chill.
ren's Hats Also. large OF R'tends' Hats
of erent grades, tOgn with fine assortment OF
mems and Youths Cloth Glazed, and Silk Plush Caps OF
the latest styles Those desirops obtaining good ar
bot taste and economy by at the splendid
Hat and CaIiStoTe No. 1925 doors north I. Sell
Ssenio - ". w. UNISON
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-liWf1L TI9 Mhad.ri,

EookbfudeT u ISIuul book RTIln1fnctuser;
l5sil. No. "a Monroe Street, up STAIRS
5OULD respectfully inform their friends and tile pub.
wv Cingcneral, that they have bought the establish.
mentlately known James Epng, Bookb II and
Blankbo ID nanudctory and TO Rule aud
nngazilea findlcalss nanernot to b6 srnas
and by any ablishnIeHtil in tho country. 4ss
Constantly h1iI urtment blank books.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-21
DE, Gordon harrts, :

A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
FF1cE-Baitimor Lock In fiEnlsr No 81 south Gay
" street. opposite the Exchange Buildings, Baltimore.
practical experience Of 90 years enables DR.
eases which have TOO long by regular
clans to the hands OF He be consulted con-
fdenIially, eithcrin person OF, by lefler. III
57Pesons ut distance cured nj home by addressing
lettor to DR.. Harris, Baltimore Md.
cohdetf1l remedies sent by mail to any part u
See advertisement on fourth page. apF4-1y
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John H. Thompson, mn
BOOKSELLER, STATIoNER AND IN

81 MoNKoE STREET, WHEELING HA'
A LWAYS on hand dIl and complete assortment OF
n School, Theological, Medical, and Miscellaneous
Rooks Office and Fancy stationery, Paper Hanings,
dow Paper and wire Screens. y u ~
To merchants, teachers, school officers and Pedars the
greatest inducements offered and prices are gueIaI
eed be as low as any other In this cl'
ty or PittsbuTg. ~
exchanee, - : - : ? t5-s pslisr sep9S
ELs0 LBS. nefne1 HOTax III store aud for sale by
OOU nov6s Ug KELLS q CALDWELL
300 h aoTS T'F'''' A'a lo5 k .ss s SA1pwE4
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PTTTsBURG, NuReln6er 3 - he italia nj peKs
Company, last mig neE f1Ille slQcia u liaIlllgfs
moor TO crow Iohess he aud ienee was
delighted. Three more perfoun6 ntes viii tjs giy-
en- in this city aflsE lIch leave fUr BaltI-
more and the South. ~ s 1872 IS
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,TIIst Reoeived,

A NDror sale, by j. b. vowBLL, 81 Union street:
"A Bazn's Extract. for the handkerchief
!, a-i.st Genuine beef nlarTow; si>
rf.7 Bazin's sweet scented Honey Soapi Of a#as
.s-e g military Shaving Soap; 15--
-" Lily white, gilt and plaini
T4aIE I eetls, ~ e8iezI =uH @
Payson's indelible Ink ssaa ~ $50
BSz2,s llSEie.n nut Oil Soap; s. Jlsslsa ~ asss
Court Plaster. blaeh andfeshi - t,fs,
: =, Neakirr's eachous Aromatsei 9 80 "
Shaving SrsS@' Large and md sTnSI;
Rodssetrs Tooth Powderj
s sgt S1SI no ns srq 9s In kinds,
Rose Rose Tooth Pastel PMS
Charcoal Tooth Paste; - ' f'
India Rubber court plasterj
E Rfta F Fun; Bazin,J Lip saiys. 81 =
Also a full assortment OF Porte Monies, ETC. sep2I
IN TIERCEs PRIME RICE i57,El =. .lIaI7s = 3,
y 20 % boxes Soaes 3, IS and Is tobacco,
% half chests G.. p. and Y. ii. teas;
g bags Lsguira eofsei -
60 bbls No sisrgs nacEslal. newt. g s55 "a : b.
20 kits 10. and Q IaaekefeIi sai5aa5
10 quarters No. l. .z.as
rs 90 boxes Western Reserve cheese.
Just received and for SAFE e f5oN1oN & MAXWELL
IIIGA Ksl GIG q. AkSiI.-s - fll III
G,,.5ss, 5000 Prineados cigarsi .s
5000 XII Dorado do ~
1000 Washington Nonunsnt cigarsi
1s sSss. R R:is Gu. Principe e S.
go %, b SassH 8 ID. lump TObaeeos
Just received and for sale by ,,,, /, non,
An PIECES Hamilton Canton FIanpelsi
10 do P9roF ssnibT1eS, - {
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-onsumrt has been very gaplcally described as "a
ShrtnktIg Of Ones SeI!' The Hungarian Busam, by
its ceansing warming soTtening aad aninatinG power
produces not shrinking, but erPdIgio7ll . t,t- ~
Before its delightful infuenCe, all cills fever, night
syeats, bueness % the nails, hot fGshe1 skim an IN
certain strength eInaciatton decine-dsapnear like
the poisonous dews OF night before the glorious morng
sun Thisis delGson. but demoHstrattve fact and
sustained by ncontestibe ptoo from all parts OF tho
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-21

WAsnINeToN, May Il, 1858.
Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray: e entlenlen. Having
been aicted with Liver Complaint of Ten standing,
hereby the benefit the afflicted, take great pleas.
1e in Announcing that after using few of your
Hampton TncuTe, Hound 1t had accomplished per!ec;
cure. different medc from time to time,
but have been uble apparent good
cine which te wondrous power ofpro.
longing human lite The many cures it has ronst Is
be experienced from its use. y ouEs, Iespectf1IyS
49, n = glili5ss..i ]. CURTAIN HAY. NJ
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.RINER q 81 M "a TaER.
BAITIMOREl .MIARKET

PiTTssuRen, NoV III. liver 8 feet inches.
rising. Weather cleaf aud pleasa,lt.
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RHad fhiEI

NTm BOHsE,dt No. 16I AAGfa street, WhetEiHg, Va.
w is this day opening the first lot OF his Fall and
ter stock or Ladies' and Gents Boots and Shoes oevery de-
seriptionj all CT the bes quality and latest Also
InissesI nd EReHIs OF all classes. with ull as
sortent OF mems boys youths Kip boots and shoes
sample pair Of Ladies' Winter Gate boots can be seen
at tho Fair OIL the Island. - 80 z
Particular attention ought to be paid to that sample
N bah the above classes OF work are warranted and
will be sold wholesale and retail.fs A fsL.s-.. X :
sen13 i - ..t..,t - .IRM. ROLE.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-21
Z Ohickeping2s Piano iFortes.

IA Chickering's Piano sF'ortes.
,l1uzzz3- THE subscriberbsing appointed agent for
the sale OF GhIcker.Ig's Plano Rortes Tor
nj ID Western irgtna, keeps tdnt lyon band
v - = good stock OF those celebrated lfistru-
nents, which acknowledges the most eminent pro-
fessors Of muster be the best 10 this, other coun
ding carrege Wltha general soc of musical merchandise
and Variety Clouds, Wholesale and retail
0c5-od Pianos taken in exchange. Pianos toilet. Mu.
sic tanght at No. 90 Union street, ~
mail - VAS. MELIOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-21

Foreign Exchange, ROFetgn RxehunSe.
TOERSoG SbSishinBt remit roney England, Ireland
E or Scotland, nanount s NOME upwards find
safe, quick and cheap medium Through = : -.
al fI 81 Q EDWARDS SANFORD eco.
Jtst & i ayeit a. 4rasi4 3t{z N. PIGAAE, Agent, s
+ & ne13tfs driAg57 at..stJ 3fCIure HotiAe Z
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MIsGELL AM E0Us
NEW GROCERY STORE.


1-lf-.i ~
& = 3, i,l5 Monroe at a lkeelistg, Va.s s5sss
81 D.. W0QDRo w irto, ms De oil Ylleeling
NJ and dealers geneG4ll p0Bing ohe Of
the best assertnena Ianil in tie
country, conPis OF every kept
grncefles TO EAT aud DRINK all be sDl ht as
low prices can be bought In city Give usa cali OF
O. II goods delivered TO on the gttYtfee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-21
! FALL AND WINTER FASHION
Flats and Caps

Nos. 40 and 1.aS, tH4 al sts ceiling, a.
k-i s. AVERY has on hand. and IL receivin one
Vol the largest stocks OF HA rs and CAPS that 81
* las ever been opened in this city. His stock
having heeI selected by hmse with great care no IS able
TO Offer Inducements to merchants and ar surpass'
ing he is prepared to sell Hats ana Caps as
~, M tey can he bought in Philadelphia
our stock comprises every OF Saps
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Rnnhan.s HnnearianI=- .Balsam!

= ne. a
ing, Nothlng done IN pFoVlSlons'a RIVER ilseh :
liSl.ss : ;" Sas@S.. LUZ. .-..-..............
! 37T-.-75- : =; : = 9,I.o,nIIl
IBuchan'S Hungar1ansf6al san! T! )
lfrl.izssfs ~ .ati4 Tasned Inl PectorSi and Pul.
ff.~17Hra $50 soS ntonSTy Mteases st stands
nv sS, and SHsusP&sfffs,
| of these most Formidable com.
ilea Void isSE A'VssH = sN'
oSnoSsi Ten years OF trial in the U.
| ~ 'Sai9H United Stntcs during which
mS 1s 9s 70 is ali
OF The count, y, as the great and est estt a7-
f. ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY
in the worst cases OF Pulmonary seasei ana
That can possibiy he used; for SVhooping cough
hes no eqHeii e,rITrINycs, on lar oont 5a74..4
This rpbt1sI svmntom ar spproachne consumption is
. sh heals 81 9 Sgs setsd ao an
ES,ssIt ty 'Son5ifians. 20 sf'F' 80 t7s' :,
| DIS NJ REMEMBER THIS
Splitting Of blood always arises from tendency 70 ~,
anu ~
sooner OF iater 6 I IN T Se9t'
This distressing symptom OF consumption arises from
Of the Lungs Or The membrane called the
either case DANGEROUS indication q disease
@ o. i5 I Snt 0Sisot S sSeediiy Hy
happily as tho AVMS4SsAs s,6 6tIfsH;
II I'm GU ~. I hhiti e., , o m
In cases OF ina LIVER Is always more OF
less ana aso TIE Spleen ana sel
s the b1 is speey
by ITS use s.'5 yUINrEp coI1cH sSess
tn. harsh drys basnT Si1tsy cough, which aicts
OLD PROFILE and invalidS IN low state OF health Is
bid mucds, and other IMPROVES TIC digestive
organs anu impartS ne" NE 10 the wan ana eacl1~u
system stem - ppoNcu1Tre ~ 5stta
Bronchitis daienlty Of calling, harsh cough, Shiny
lection Of the air tubes leading som the throat TO the us
are directly ana affected oy me use o. tn %G
nrG6Is remedy BE warned IN time ye aia en-
- TUBERCLES ON THE LUNGS.
tile power 10 Dissolve remove and cure Tuberces the
Lungs Incredible this Is generay sstese we have
assertion that such Is its direct and immediate effect in
all cases where there is no natural org@iic defect In fact
The Syost form OF this disease That he bodily declares ii
will euro Tube, cuous disease and confidently sniCts
trial in the worst of cases
| aEXPECT0RATLoN.
attained IN Ill attempts 70 cure diseases Of tho Chest
h'l TSs t,oeotoron 1t dis
@ s,%I,;d y oate IN tbe air 6asssees
6hangss It rom thick glsinous 10 mn hst
ease and Comic 10 tbs patient There
~ iS nj 6nsi
y, t ~ Ne ,s,e1 'F IA 'n ~ ~ 10 f
SPAsMoDIG ASTHMA. la, :, Z.
Simple or spasmodie Astha has no better remedy than
the Hungarian Bslse This painful and destructive az
fiction, which ressts almost else, yields 70 the
all powerful influence OF ths great reneay' as feaoy az
CONSCIENTIOUS. -...,t.....,g-
consumPti has been very described as "a
Sltrtnktng of Ones SeIfI" The Hungarian Bnsam, by
its cleansing. w9rns soltenins ead ahinafns power
Before lie dsshdt ntiasate al eills, fever night
sweats blneness o. the nails hot flushed skln an IN
he poisoSo dsws or Mani before the glorious morning
sUnl This is eIGsion. but demonstratve fact and
| country. - . : ~ VS.
stsa y 81 BE WISE TODAY. 4e,
ey 8ab B SSe ali ordiaaTy tfeStent The Ransa
rian Balsaniisa great AETlDoTE, as wella GU RA7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-21

JNO. r. MILLER g Go.
"AVR received lot OF Sinclair, Jr,, a Co.'s Patent
III straw Cutters Also his improved Corn Shelters,
which they prepared to exhibit at all times 10 their
hand supply OF fresh straw,
cut their custom, blythe busheli with all
kinds OF mill feeds to mix with them. Sep1
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Give us a Cali.

TIME under signed have Just received and OPEN
Ing OF the finest stocks cloths cassimeres and
Vestinas ever brought this MARKET for fall and winter
wear AIso,A large assortment Of Gents Furnishing
Goods We only ask all ar examination, as our goods
will recommend themselves, Chcy require praise from
us, at No 2, Washington Hail. Wheeling, Va. ~,
h- -. t'i WHEELER d LAKIN,
ont7 =. .t--- Merchant Tailors
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nv SPASMODTO ASTHMA.

Simple or spasodic Asthma has no better remedy th
the Hungarian Balsanl This painful and destructive
fection Which resists almost ythng else, yields TO
all powerful influence of this great remedy, readily
any other form OF PeCtoral disease,
C0NSIihTE0THT0H-=-
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TELEGRAP HIC5 NEWS.
By the National Line.
ITALIAN oPERAaIN RI1lrsBluIIssVq3 81

RTIIkp a lYtsT lslITo BFeTaR5
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.JIIsEl = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 40 -
NOTICE is hereby given to al stocSholders, private
and municipal; Of the Hempfeid Railroad Company,
that monthly OF cent on the amount OF
subscriptions will hereafter be Repaired. - it'
The greater part OF Road being under
and IarBs force hag6h whlchis rapidly Increasing
DO uLetal in paying their in
stalmcnts.z = Is x 4 "a II e.L ~ IL T. Ei
The fourth nstaIeht must be paid up before the tenth
of November neat, without further notice.
BY order or5the board.
-.-,g d. =15s j. JOSEPH HENDERSON,, Treasurer
Washington Pa. Oct 49, 1883 novti
l. CTimes and Argus copy.1 .s -
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,aETNT ELLIGlENCER
:5SoaY MORNING. NoVEaBEa ~, 1853.
10 CorrcrPoudcHGh.

TsRINTBNGsg ,ENHFA5.i ~ liVf.ff {
,.oo, Gard and Coloned Printing Inks E0r.sAIt
isus; 49,. All orders from abroad pronnLiy iied.
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40 Hoskins, Heiske1l & 90,
- +. sI5l9 IMfoRTERs AND JoBnERso
y STAPLE AND FAT CYgDRY GOODS
TTAVK removed to their new Building. 213 Market
ID 20 ani q i,nmnerna PAILADELPIiLi. sp1I:ly
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So. a. CAuTloN. 1.

Dr. MoRsE's IRYIG CORDIAL has been COUNTER
feited by some imp ri neipled ne sons
In future all the genuine have the
CacIe pasted the cork OF each bottle and the iol
iovging words Blown in the glass; 81 tA5s t,s r.
,ttDR. hloRSE ,s 1avI0oR ATiNo COR pIGbs g
$500 q. II. kING, PROPRIETOR, N. ~. p,
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a. 8sTE A MBOATS.
FOR ZANESvICLE.

FOR. ZANESvIELE.
THlsnew and splendid steamer n Glen
~ q UFnr. Cox, Master, leayes FOR GAINESVILLE
every Fnestayss at soclock, A. NJ.
Es6t. frSffht Or passage apply 10
,.l,.tI Il n. HAMILTON naeNti
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-21

Ls,ntai business ofthe tntellisehcsr should be adj
,Ssed 70 ceTpng the editorial department. oftie pa.
he addressed to the editors, Jointly, ortO Ell.
,rore, VVoSents writing for publication, will please
C9Heii" an one side OF the paper. ma s,l
e 9s OTthe above rules win greatly obge us,
sFs Wise .oGs lines &c ss w.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-21
WINTER COUGH,

The HARSH dry, hacking. winter cough, which aficts
OLD PEOPLE and invaids in low state OF health is
most Happily affected by the IIs9m 1tremoves all
bid mucls and other foul matter; improves tlc dgestv c
organs, and nparts new life to tho wanand enaciated
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-21

,rrus CONCERNING supscTiption, advertising Of 9th
la bSsiness ofths tnteIlisehcsr should be adj
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-21

The Hungarian BaIsam is Great Expectorant. 1t dis
solves the morbid diseased matter in the air passages
changes it from thick gutinous substance to thin harm
less Substance 10 thin fluid, and throws II OF with the
greatest possible and comfort 10 the patient There
is better medicine nthe world If its expeetorant quail
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-21

Anspach, Brother g Co.,
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
No &c North Taird ST. eorner of Cherry, ladeIPhtn
THn Anspach Jr.. John z. JaCoby.. james n. Reedi
YNiInin nsnachi. Henry b. Fairman. ssep11id6m
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ITobaccoT i! Tobaccoll Tobaooo!l!

i woul most call the attenonof Nfer
wv chants and Grocers to large and seneIa
stock Tobacco Cigars, Snu ETC., and such otner arli
Giles as legitIulaIely belong to regular rec sta
15lsl-a- = WhOieRSl 10 TOEDnccO HouSe. 81 =sE4
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The folowing certificate is nom an eminent Lawyer of
Kentucky, WHO is known IN all Of the for
II Affords me rensu 10 state that Dr. Hampton's Tine
ture has affected most cure OF my slave
boy Albert patient three years of nd had
tic scrOiula His father is scl6ulous The hoy WASH
moving mass OF from head 10 foot The upper lids
othe es were swollen, AMI tnred inside out,
hbiting horrible nattcTing ulcers anroruded over the
balls so produce blindness 1t is strange yet
true this child-tlat felt resigned die relief
from suIering-has been restored 10 health under tile
Treatment of Dr. Hampton ztfSt W. p. TR0IASS0N.
Louisville, March 30, 1851. 3ts'a ~
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BRONCHITIS.

Bronchitis difficulty OF bteathng harsh cough, slim
eXpcctoratioh, with all oIher symptoms caused by an a
lection the air tubes leading Gom the throat TO the lung
directly and specifically affected by the OF this ad
nHTabe remedy. BE warned III time, ye afflicted, and EN-
ploy this valuable remedy.
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MIS- CELL N1EiOUs.
pR.5I IN InrARcHTsr,s
7GELHBRAWHD q o ATHOLIDOM,,
For The Felief md ctrs Of StrFe ring Females!

y ltstands pre.eminent
for ihe curative powers
In all the diseases for
which tits rpeomnend;
ed usually called Female
Complaints; or these
are Prol5psus, UieIi, or
Falling OF tic Wolnbi
FLOUR lbus, or WhItesi
&c hr6nic Inflammation
l6n1 UtCetatioh OF tho
Won't; Incl dental Hem.
0fyhage, o + Flooding;
PainflI Suppression and
Irregular MeilsLI.uRtion,
NC, with all their ac-
compapying evils, CGall.
eel excepted, )no matter
how severe or OF how
long standing. q;
The Chthollcon far
Rnrpa sshS other reme.
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GENERAL DEBILITY FROM oNE'Gr TIE OLDEST MAG
lsrRArEs IN BALTIMORE.

/ DyspepRTn ISheumutfsnl, ScrofnIo, Liver
[tonnpInint, Sc -PRoM THE METR0POLIg.--PuSs It
around-let the afflicted hear the glad udingsl THIS IL
but tho sentiment of thousands: sss. 5G
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HEnPFtELb. hAlLR0AD OFFICE
,..,,,-{ Washington, Pa, November 9, 1881 ~
PUBLIC notice Is hereby gwen that Election will bC
held for the election Off Directors at the Office OF the
oIpahy in on the 91st OF day OF November
instant. BY order OF The Board.
noS4 -a'' JOSEPH HENDERSON see'y
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watch and Jewelry Store.

,, Il -..st NO 10 LIGHT STREET., 4s'fIq l.+g u IS
"a doors from BaltiRiorests oppose fountain Hotel0
d - ,.s.i BuItinIOre.fas5 81 t.=.srs t.7.f-
TlHE subscriber, aer twenty years. in dhe
cities OF Europe would inform anil str anseTs
in want OF good we that for OF
mansNn his watches defy competitions he, having fe
ciiities for obtainipg RIRE L0RpoN which few
this country possess being TeTsondll acquainted with
49, - 80 ,,g9 u. AUExANpER, n Il e4sli5sss
Late of J. 81 FTeHch's Royal ErchGagei Lendo'l
On Fine Watches and Jeweiry repaired properly; All
London Watches sold ut this
free OF eostfor four years. ~ sep1o-A4asi
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q -777sZ7- CINCINNATI PAOKB1spt, So
The neygnnd light draugnt steamer I'm
~ IBeii IA IHpt W. II. DotsRY will run as
FESfsS$ alow,Sgater racket in the Union Line, be-
Wheeling and Cincinnati, leavii
Wheeling every SATURDAY on the arrival OF the cars
FOrlreIght or passage apply on board. octlu
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From the Birth Place off Christie
pher Co1urnbus!
T. TRIUMPHANTSUCCE SOF.EAMPTONtSs
Ell, "a. NfSEnIIIkE .l.il