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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-07

Roolks, STATIONARY, Variety Goods, &c.
TNHE Subscriber thankful for the liberal patronage
ed to him, begs TO request the attention purchasers
to his large and well assortment
ing OF School, Medical Theolossl Historical and Mis-
celaneous Books, Plain and Fancy Stationary, Blank
books, Wall and Window Papers, and Variety Goodsi-
To Merchants, Teachers School Trustees and others
wishing to purchase in quantities. every nducenent will
be offered in prices and tcrms.rs f.,;s u. ..r. sab
Rags taken in exchange paid for in cash. the highest
rates. .' ''' ''. ~ -
g.. ..lg bro JOHN II. THOMPSON g
Aug. 21,-tf L---. n 10 81 Monroe Street.
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CITY BUSINESS.
COPPER, TIN, a. SHEET IRON WARE
| Manllfa ctorv..5gE

- THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
I bestowed upon him, the subscriber would rcspec tf
@gy inform his friends and the public generally that lie
continucs to manufacture the above named articles in
all their variety ofwhch he has always hand good
sortment for wholesale and retail at ylow priest
He also keeps hand, cooking stoves of the most
proved patterns for coal and wood
Job work will continue receive his particular attention
and be executed with pronpness and in style that will
please the most fastidious. .s ~ .,F-a h..9
aug24 +. EARNEY, no 8, Main st.
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CLEVELAND AND PITTsRURG RATL
-#" '-'i-s--t- e ROAD. -- fsIEtEfTz zAF'-
.gS=k 5 tssS tssEss 1stssszss sAs


" Trains win run daily, (Sundays excepted as follows
Leave Cleveland at $40 NJ, Express train for Wells.
tion Train Ravenna, stopping all way stations
Leaves Ravenna at 700 a. NJ Accommodation Train for
Leaves WeIlsville at 1896 p NJ. Express Train for
Cleveland and intermediate stations
s4o Express Train from Cleveland connects daily
Akron Branch Railroad for Cuyahoga Falls and Akron; al
Ravenna with Wards Line Of Four Horse Coaches for
Rosd at Bayard with hacks for Dover New Philadelphia
FOR PITTSBURG.--The $40 A. NJ Express Train
from Cleveland connects at WelIsville with the
eegdmt @ 1lue Wheel CITY for Pittsburgh
evening .....r. s-l9F..l.i-.. .......'.
Fare from Cleveland to Pittsburgh, by Ohio Penn.
$50 o's'e'a"0 10 H f''"0us" 0y way o. "eisVle'
checked through to Pittsburgh via Welsville l
FOR WHRELING-The9 $40 A. NJ Express train from
cleveland connects wesve with the spleded side
wheel steamers, WINCHESTER and DIURNAL for
Wheeling touching at the intermediate landing arriv
RETURNiNG.-i2:S5 r NJ EXPRESS Train, connects
with the above steamers at also with the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad at Alliance and at Hudson with
the Akron Branch Railroad
PASSENGERS leaving Ptsburg al! o'cIodk, a. NJ, and
press Train from Wesve, and arrive Clevelands in
time TO connect with the Lake Steamers New York,
via Dunkirk and Buffalo.
Also for Toledo Detroit Chicago Racine, Milwaukee,
and the entire North West. ...5. ..... J.. .s.
the morning by this route arrive Cleveland
evening and the following night, be in New York
Chicago. .A4-t 20 eos -L.-IISl ~ .4 III. -Hat a-lH.-E
The Accommodation Train leaving Rayenna at O'CLOCK
A. NJ, connects Hudson with the Akran Branch
Road and reaches in time to connect with the
morning Express Train of the Cleveland, Columbus
Cincinnati Railroad for tho South. ~ 90 .-a
RETuRkIS0.The Accommodation Train leaving Cleve.
land at 540P NJ, connects with the Express Train from
Cincinnati and Columbus Cleveland and with the Akron
Branch Railroad at Hudson. ..t.. ~. .. .l...
b. 81 P. r. r. OFFICE, JOHN DURAND.
Cleveland, June "A, '52 Superintendent.
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New Music Store. ns..t..
Sign of the <srccinn Trigonum, No. I 30
NEuin

J. FICKIESON would respectfully
iEa9nounce the citizens Wheeling and vi.
sn.y t1. he he has Just opened ID neyy f,;, and
Guitars, Volncellos, Fagolets Flutes, Fies Accor,Ie
ons Banjos, and Tamborines Brass Instruments tho
first and best make.
Instruction books all kinds OF Instruments; and for
singing. ..l.r.. r..
Music the Piano. Guitar, Flute AMI Violin, Also the
newest Songs Duetts etc. and the hest Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
Caronets, Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. ..T......s
Bows for Vjoncello and Violin. .r o..
y. kierer's Furniture Polish, for renovHting vanished
Fur ue, such Pianos Cabinets, Steam boats any
descriptions OF Furniture r.-.. s-....
Also for sale by the Agent for Keber, tsburg Pianos
OF the first and best manua ctc in the United Statcs such
Nunns Cark's grand and square Pianos J. b. Dun.
hams, Haett and Aliens celebrated Boston Panos &c.
Agent for the make of Carhardt and Needhams Patent
MelOdcons.
Accordeons, kind repaired
al the lowest prices. IT.
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SELECT VARIETY.
Moore's Last Hours.

lhefe was much :hat was very touching in the
closing portion of poor Moore's life We refer, of
course. TO Tom Moore. the greatest of the Irish
bards. For some years before his death, Moore,s
mind gradually parted with its glorious light and
passed into shadow. He never, like Swift be-
came
"-a driveIer and a show"
but to the last retained a elmmering of intellect
that saved him from utter imbecilty. He never
entirely forgot his friends or ceased to inouire of
them. He would also either sing himself or ask
his wife to sing for him some of the favorte airs of
his former da vs.. Mrs Moore says that the dav
before that on which he died, he warbled music,
thus showing that the love he had so fondly cher
ishedn health anu through life did not desert him
either in sickness or in the hour of DEATH
Amid the ruin and decay of his splendid facul-
ties his heart true to its friendships and to lis
love of music. His affections survived his intel
lectual ability. and, long after he had ceased 10
think, he continued 10 feel. Music greatly de-
lighted him when the power to think was almost
extinguished The wild and sweet plaintive strains
to which he had listenedn other days. those strains
wrung from the bleeding heart of his country,
continued to echo through the deserted and desc
late, halls of his mind and to impart TO his soul
portion at least of that exquisite pleasure with
which in youth he had listened to them. 1t must
have been q sad and,yet a beautiful spectacle 10
see the gonous old bard, while setting in the dark
ness of mental eclipse, suddenly open his dim eye
and sing the airs with which in many festive
scene he had awakened the tenderest sentiments
of the hesrt and bidden Tears 10 flow from the eyes
of beauty. Had Maore himself seen in his better
days any such specta Gle, it would have appealed
with irresistible force to his sensibility, and he
would have wreathed chaplet of song of uady-
ing beauty about the brow Of the old bard. VINO
will do for Moore what he would have done so ex-
quisitely for another? .'7't's fs'sf
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1]FE.EI5,.BRU I T, ,.B AIRY I, 1853.
CINCINNATI.
Apollo Building. N. w. cor. 5th & Walnut,
..-f s-.....,. 8 CINc NNATI OuIo .,.........lI

5000 .-... 81 s.. ZINC NNATI, OHIo. -j......,sE
Incorporated, IR4R.
THE attention OF the public Respectfully called to the
superior facilities afforded at this Institution, qua
ind Sduais In Thorough practical manner for tn
lnatrte BY Double Entry-A complete
practical course of nstructonis given art Keep
ing scientifically Double Entry Books in the different
partments OF trade commerce and ctues compre
bending the forms in the eminent establish
whether verse; purchase and sale or
atwholesale and retail m orting export
ing on their own account commission Joint specu-
laon, Including speculatiohsn stocks real estate, &c
Win seamboating hank insurance, railroad and books
)ont stock and chartered associations generally a
Commercial calculations eve ery variety of com
paiios pertaining 10 business operations, being taught
according 70 the aplroved odsEnerest, Dis
count Equations, arbitration of Exchanges 90. 30 =
ercGnfae CoTreSroHdenceSuch exercises inroduc-
cd on this subject calculated 10 impress
the mind OF the student well familarge him with
commercial tcchniCalitiesand phraseoogy, including pro
JorDin Invoices Account safes, bills OF exchange,
Practical PHnta'shi ipOnc hour is devoted in teaching
systematic style OF business writing, combining freedom
with thorough command hand pen, accuracy and
eceahce with ease and rapidly, and perfect ebtywith
beauty o. construction ~
Conncrc,u Law and Political Economy-Day Lee
tu given these important topics,
with the avocatons OF the merchant in the operations
commerce and practical workings of trade
SUBJECT OF Partnership, principal and agent Negotiable in
struments salcs debs ec; also on the laws
wealth currency foreign and domestic exchanges cred
II, lrOht Interest, inter. national tIadc &c. #r-
weeks. t-'9,f
Instruction being given individually applicants
knowledge OF the ordinary English branches is all the
requisite preparatory qualifications.
The business acquaintance the Principal bes him
70 render slsance TO those wishing to situations
OH graduating. ' .. " '-.. 80 H
hoard can be obtained in the cy at to az 90
per week. E..-. Id. '.. moss.
Diplomas under seal are awarded the graduates
elusive. $2SO0. .6 - - - = =. ,.
For full course, books, stationery. Diploma DO. incu-
sive, S50.0O JOHN GUNDRY, =. o.
janS'53-1yd PRINCIPAL,
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NEW FIRM.

a.. NEW FIRM.
MESSRS. CAYwooD, CoNKLIN 6 CO.,
EE having purchased the entire stock ofStoves, Tin,
ESs5f72 Copper and Sheet Iron of r. 6. Culbert
son, would respectfully inform the citizens OF
Lie business of manufacturing Tin, Copper and Sheet
Iron Ware, of which they have constantly hand good
assortment for Wholesale and Reta very low for cash.
persons wishing to purchase would do well TO call AMI
at No. 10, Union St, at the old and well known
u,and heretofore occupied by r. G.. Culbertson.
Particular attention paid TO repairing.
Wheeling, Aug 21. CAYwOOD. CONKLTN & co
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., &c.
T NJ. CRURIisA CK EIs would announce TO hi.
nicnds and the public generally, that having puIehns
ed the the senior in the business lately
conducted under the firm OF J. Crumbncker & Son, he
wl continue the same at the old stand, No 49, Main st.
and would respectfully solicit and trusts to merit comtn
uancc OF patronage literally bestowed the old firm
lie has Just returned from the Eastern cities and is
opening extensive well selected stock Drugs ami
Chemicals Perfumery Fancy articles &c, all OF which
were purchased ,er strict personal inspection and with
scrupuous regard purity quality and offered
TO the public Tho most reasonable terms. 1yr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-07


CHEAP LUxURy.-As weary tayeler was
vending his way through the mud, out in far
west region of country, discovered ahead, young
maiden standing in the door of small log house.
He rode up in front OF the house, and asked The
maiden for drink of water, he drank it, and she
being the first woman he had seen for several days.
offered her "a dime for a kiss The young maiden
accepted the offer and received both the kiss and
the dime. The travelerwas about to resume his
journey, but the maiden, who never before having
seen dime, asked:
'What am l to do with the dime?'
You may use it any way you wish,' he re-
piled, 't is yours
THAT being the case she replied, .rll give you
bnck the dime, and take another kiss
". '--- ----~-----
AN IMPRoMPTU BY BEN JoHNsoN.-A winner, TO
whom Ben Johnson was once in debt, invited him
TO dine at Falcon Tavern, and told him that if he
would give him immediate answer TO the fol-
lowing questions he would forgive him his debt.
The vlntner asked him what God is best pleased
with; what the devlis best pleased with; what the
world is best pleased with; and what he was best
pleased with. Ben, without the least hesitation,
gave the following reply, which an impromptu
deserves no small share of praise: aat 90
"God is best pleased when men forsake their sin;
The devils best pleased when they persist therein;
The worlds best pleased when thou dost sell good
wine;
And you are best pleased when do pay for mine.1
u5-The Boston Post says Miss GooJenow, the
Alleghanian vocalist, is married to Mr. Robb, OF
al! Z Oh, she was Good enough before, lsJg
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.. PEARL SrRFACED CoLORED CARD BOARDS s
The above Cards and Card Boards manufactured cx
pTessly ourselves and most beautiful surface and
finish; they do not peel in working and afforded
lower than any Cards heretofore offered this mar.
ket, as low as they he purchased in the Fast
05 Dealers and consumers in Paper and Cards.
pecfuy invited to examine stock. IL goods are
received direct from manufacturers which enables
sell as low, If not lower than any other house in the West
tG5-Papcr made to order.
moi -tT 10 .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-07

HoLD Hrm.-Some- fellow has got off the follow
ing.-wby should physicians have greater horror
ofthe Sea than any body geisea Because they afe
more liable to see-sickness.iia o. aaassl9 sji q
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INVEST LINE-CINoIN- "a Il. ............

" EST LINE-CINCIN {; e. .............,.,
q hoars 10 B5.Ia in Il hours X bo1rs
VIA CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY
FOUR 0AHT TRIMS.
First Tratn--1ighuipg Express at N;
FaT TssaEyeaBs Espss 81 Il s
The roads Of this route laid throughout With heavy rail-
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
First ran sbune Express leaves Cincinnati At o'clock :. NJ
oapT =. e saii Hard ST. IiWRENSE Gs
ltoler S,anssng At Buffalo YIN iAS r A. ia. @
i5f New Y5k Blstoo Nissars FAILS oscn,burs Montreal
closk stopping al Way Stations stWeea Cincinnati a san
au'AE TOLEDO AND CHICAGO
First Train Frpgs leeys ae,goa at o,lG. A. NJ
Eysnns Kfr.ss Train Ng649 Southern ka'o'i to Chicago
DETROIT AND CHICAGO.
First EtPIes leaves cir.i9nat q oelo.k 4 ~
Detroit with Morning Express Train Michigan Genital
rhfolga from Cincinnati to Chicago direct
INDIANAPOLIS, TEERE HAUrE AND LAFAYETTE.
Third Train =, AseommSiasn at NJ and Fourth
o'clock ~ indianapolis, Te.r iante and Lafayette.
EATON, RICHMOND AND CENTERyILLE.
TranLgtaius Express o'aloek Second Tuun
Aomgqaoa Express at - O'Clock A. NJ come It's AT Hamilton 10
[s s n s, ssgss; 4 ..ai a w e s
TROY, PlQUA Ere
First Express o'clock and Second Train
viz wy to Tf5T sca'e,t5r Viz Bof 6nabls and Gaa
Packets Pqaa St Mar' aud all points on the Miami and wnbas
villa Railroad Troy, Win poses Omnibus
r'4' HUNTSVILLE.
Third Accommodation, at oco connects at Dayton
'' '''- OXFORD AND ooNNERsyLLE
trains Sage Hamilton FIR olorl cdaneIs
Fourth rrEyynins Express SIS O'Clock Passenger. BY
PARE.
From Cincinnati 70 New York va Lase to Buffalo AMI
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sE-orIf,s safs Company.

YsyHE attention of the public is called to ta'
Utility superiority Of these Safes over a. oth'' ou
principle We t on case oraCs
st5us plates bars around whh
5l liquid fetal aud rlaklng
histl drill capable Of resisting w
seisnfc il only necessary 70 say NautS 'u
Mech mic 7a leaves bolts ,trsPs r,ve OF %
ehor th4
put ber Neither can burning element make Al inPrss
lined tis with proof " an. rtF,.
these Safes secured VIII u
EMPIRE DAHL AND POWDER PROOF CoMblNAllu % r.
LOCkS- the only really epohtoFy ui nohs o.
lies. w futter there security any o. me popna
Vsultsuow They all me VOTE q"
often brck has de4onstratei
This Company 9paed o graisl az nor. n2'lct
NAtLTs, CT for Banking ln lions AettAtH
which viii be warranted Vur'
Proof, wher secured With L.las Sank !Ncks , - ~,
snpe obe above Sales sni Lexis " &C., ~
49,. - $500 7trF'E A-aat % fzrna sirsrt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

plARRHgA N FlFTEES MINUTES.
sP2sMA'HL N n FIVE SSf S MiSnTas.
SCR iHiEApAcas n FsfesN MfSSGGrrsa
GHii.iBIAiNs Is FiyE NiNGrFs @''
Spin Al COMPLAINTS, sTLFF JOINTS, STRAIXs gEglsEs
suTS. We NlS tRSf hlfta, CHOLERA MotBtS, pRStN
a, ~ sbwEYs tEb5 aGtrs % asa op oa4S
'ad aurtly -urc tn, iFgess
sAowAr rsAo gf E1l aEA Mi Iaop tins uosr
rKEssi%e fAi>s s1w MINUTES and pI'yon, ,3nsrse
POISONOUS '.''''' ''' PREVENTION
rsssaso snyeatas daari wy .oolry'o
IN BATHING
Hal ss0 sna T1ps Wash the Face Hand, and
body every morru ant you the and healthy
ALL howell COMPLAINTS,
plhRRHYA pYsENrERY. BLOODY FLUX, CHOLERA MoRAus,
H. ss a s' e s'' sSs g
NEURALGIA
RApwATs READY RELlff po.,cass' sno't
f 9ygi VI ea s-.IP ne
ogs Of deFal'lhs PAIN Is n''entsd Thousand. e te. =
T X. | ss'sts e Il. REIBY &ELEF s.op 5
1rrgos~oerz5 vitality Tho ahses
F"'' RHEUMATISM
eAowATs sT1bY eELEs gl,'3g s.ra,i...
pains Naea nHi An-t 3st7 reiays ~ H'2 20 A' i
G.aes su ~ g r, ,'sas taat' r. osi q |
rols ssn.avef ior lsa trs,t .t, d.
.s.yo READY Gst ", Is
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cHuls srosFaa ~ Esa. YllyTTss- rA,2 aslfsgsS
gApeAys READY REL n sSs .rr 81 alt,,'rpe1caulr
,ss .,'i En- s7 sc yS'
PAINS Of Alt EISBs
W p. s Fl. pa9, ntiy gas.r ~ .
R@LnY eElJsF taaeaslssr a.e,..yo hag.s,
stew H1"tsaa'gp ,{g199t a s. X ~ H., t,,..t v.,
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RATES OF POSTAGE

On letters of the weight Of ha or under by hf
United States and Bremen Line OF Steamers hereaiei
to sail sem-monthly between NewHOrk and Bremen
90 into effect with the first outgoing steamer after
the 10Th OF August, 1853
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PLAsTERs.
Sherman spoor Man'l
Allsbaa' loorMan's ..... ..
Allehasic iiaEuhtef bsck,'
The lmpYo, "a Poor Mar's,
Jew Davidson Hebrew,
PETERS Vegetable, ......
Bnapp'H ludian, ~.
I Wh'ts'B Machine Spread o1fensN
euing,
ina'sSitengihening,
Kidd Imperial,
.EIetrlek's Royal, ..
Lls1MtNTB.
RutleT's Bone ana Fever,
Bgrtne' Lotion,
4 DGis's ii7Tes,
ltirnpa. Haycl', Sella', HeTi
TOOTH rASTES
'shrra4n's g pound urF'g Io0''.
4Tgorlu5eu'l Aromatic lOQth,
.Janes'u Tcotdnga0.
LU2ENGGs.
Sb.rmqppC, IL, Worm JsmP'g
Chng's W9rm,
Eurs's t4usn
LHilf1,
Solomon O. i.o'ae" H,
.rrf.An'a la.'haonet
a. irsma's t. .sarFs.
MISCELLANEOUS, ..
fhoru'n tsuaei,
Tiarr'a Atsaqam t5ifacI,
Caftsr'a Spsniah iirlrc
N1thr' Hruet,
tlrp. Egiirr's a,1.fH.
ANGINA u,trdrt .rt,
,,.rGof rd.an CAniulogee,
Aaiaer'sFoFest WlHr,
Ngs. Iaye'e nsstriefy toTiisl'
Cal.n's FeiInlt Specific,
ClH-p's Indian egeNblo Wsus
R.w.nd's Magic Lcuou,
I9an's Army lJnvtur=.
B.ad's Drp1fai've bHraci'
.J44ae's Alternative,
-4,ur's Htu Dye,
IAyua'a CArmrnauvs,
.R5,q uf'f Carmilsiv0,
Balm Columbia,
.rul4rl's Pile 6. '"c'Gery,
HJare-'s Claa siSghr,
guH4r,an' RAsRa
rlwIa !s tater,
A.ss. Haze Bye ~ lty,
rre Its.5s' Pan hI.'ef,
faa I4ir p araHN"r
f-4ara'Hl 100. tUr,
fe4'- H.r.. r.I.sl..H
}4ta fsr-, 5a'eH"'
'l,al rtr
3.erart biaH.
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E The Postage to Aspiuwall and Panama direct IS 10
cents single rate and cents each newspaper, and 70
the Sandwich Islands, Australia. Van Diemans Land
and China, IVA San Francisco) is, each single let
ter, cents, payable in advance
A The single letter California and Oregon is
cents pre- paid 10 cents unpaid. On newspapers.
etc, etc, the domestic rates apply.
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MEDICAL.

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, no;
u i5l CHARTR EsSFR EFT WRIGHT co having
slnd ustiyasd department Of their nave
wit be SCENTS all The popular Fnicn
pcs throughout Stltes keep then constantly np
Nth fresh and ample raee far beitT the 9sa
By they enabled 70 oht' o 'e
assortment which can Of TO-
rity Having hadm
facilities lot con
liberal scae and ore now
snunly Tho trade At prices exceedingly low, thathe
q to realize per nvester o. htt y
m or retail es,ablishmept may be found ll
ALLGENUiNE PATENT MEDICINES The flowing ilst
assortment furnished to Dc aefp IN
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y5LASTFR AND MARBLE DUST-200 bbls.
Plaster fpss 100 bills Land Marble Dn'is
'yfftli JOHN g. HARDlLL A CO.,
o J. HAynap a 70
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MEDICAL CARDS.


vrar4' experience sty Pfact anrt q tb
ia attend prn5iraly office practice for We ue,, MI
thsi o. will treat WIN
~ l Feyr Diseases oil the Eye, Ho, ri lhngo Va
KiJnlvs Rbsuuatjsm Cancers TaiHars, Sores or W.
all, Of that clsss OF r1nlpals r1''
ra SvpaIi. iofn, Gono rha 20 al p V Nh
P,rps the couu'ry snd suffering WI! nN
either female, Is intnrtera about he nans NH be-
by OF their rsse ny letIe es'l'
,rorrt srutcn be cured N possible. 80, - ,l.r ,rl
Ter NJ Ven rial M4dto-swi be sat on rec l Ss %
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~ rom hMfukF 70 kNtuFf NV ~ ~
regular prices ..
VERAlFuGES.
Sglnar's Canadian,
B.A. Fahuestock's,
swalnla,
Bailey's,
Jayne's,
Challen's.
sARsAPkRILLAS.
Or. TOwuaend's,
BAil,y's,
Slnis's,
Wmkoop'I
btistols,
Wooi't,
Bull's.
| CheAner's sugar-ooatod Purgasls'
| falr's Life,
Mnnstts Life,
Wrghrf iudiln Negstshie,
Brludrrth'a vegetable Uutyrr9si,
Morus5u's liyseinn,
Lee's New isUnj On,
/ Goopur'a,
anicFsons,
Gs-tr's Gentle rurynuss,
Hinuard's AHti-bjiiras faNlY,
swlyno's SanGuvs,
! Herrirk's eugil- coated.
| snnp pgtGl's Fever and aEgas
| Covel'5 Rheumatic
o. r-r rr
| 0ereer's Vegetable,
Winer's Chanomils,
| Persian,
| Aliebssiai Health,
| AliebasIF AEus,
| Evans Chamomils,
N1ndtE's Anti bilious
Ingol6by's Pile,
Jayne's AEun,
| Hglseyis Gold.
COUGH REMEnlss
sherman Bnlsam,
BGchsu's Hungarian,
Dr.. Davis'a wild Oh ny ai Tai
WineT's ElrcampAnei
Wistar's BaisHm,
Tbomg ssup TsY and Nhp,h',
iEyua'stIpseturani
DaatNais EErrctnrluss
Bartholomew GEPStorant
Hsl'= 'sSsvup " .Nihruv,
S,a., SFu p N5fli Cherry
slime II pa'Euis -grup,
,,tp 1aslaHi 'si8sla S'rs-t
Ta,frt'- EstFHl 'Hvrr'"cFt
AtfIFlg.
AlaHHHs Gha-pIF.