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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-07

weeks ego, as candidate for the L. :. Sen
ate IN North Carolina-although the demo
Gratis held majority ia the Legislature. II is
rather queer qualification for cabinet ap
pointmcnt, but the Democracy are accustomed
TO doing queer things.
Mr.. Campbell presents a similar claim. lie
was defeated for scat on the Supreme Bench
of Pennsylvania. Afterwards he held the Of
fee of Attorney General for the state. VIVA,
he knows about the great postal system of the
the United States. and what his fitness for the
post OF Presidential counsellor have yet to be
developed.
Mr.. McClclland. rather more fortunate than
the two last named gentlemen. was elected to
the last Office for which he ran. and was at
the time of his appointment Governor of Mich
gau. lie has been in Congress and is "thc
man Friday" of Gen. Cass
OF Mr. Gushing, something more. though
nothing better, is known. He il renegade
Wing; was member Of the corporaPs guard
in Tyerss time; was fancy soldier in tho
Mexican War; WINS sent on a vagrant embassy
10 tbinai ana mas sal upon the supreme l,ehCh
Of Massachusetts, Not much is thought OF
his political honesty; nor do we imagine that
n the zig.zag life he has led he has undergone,
tic rigiti oanorNm lucabrationes, which make
the learned lawyer. As the lagal adviser Of
the government It would have been easy To
have made filter choice.
We fad ourselves compelled for want o.
space, 10 lay over I'LL our next issue comments
upon the INAUGURAL. Its fully as satisfactory
rs was t. have been expected.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-07
Richmond Wholesale Prices Current,
CAREFULLY CORRECTED TWICE WEEK.
II K Nj RKS.

RIcHaoND, March L. 1853.
ToDAcco.-Receipts increasing. The quality i. gen
orally inferior. Prices remain unchanged except for
very common grades, which think a little lower. We
quote bstered Tugs ASA so; better kinds 5u$j so;
common leaf 6ls7; good stcming7 50a$9 so; manuiac
turing Sas20
FLouR-We have n little alteration note in
prices. Demand moderate and supply fair. Wequote
Richmond superfne at $5a5 IS and Sc; according to
the fahcy of the trade for different brands.
GRAfN.-Prces have uneergono change during the
week. Our miers paying better prices for
good Wheat than are obtained in any other market in
tho Union.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-07
BLANKsI BLANKS.!
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.
('ONsTABLES' Warrants,

4 w
~ 3" Executions,
+" Delivery Bonds and Notices,
Indemnifying Bonds.
SHERIFFS' Delivery Bonds and Notices,
- Indemnifying Bonds.
Bills OF Lsding, Negotiable Notes,
Checks, different Sizes, Bonds,
And all the different BLANKS are found for sale car
e Ind Mt the sirnian Office, where large beaut
full supply just issued from the press
The gentleman to whom the execution Of this
our business entrusted has superior In the State
who order work Mt this establishment
speedy and faithful performance.
our facilities for Pamphlet, Card, and Rule w ork,
complete which with the large addition Fancy
Embellishments recently made, Nirgnian good job
Office M Is 10 be found In the interior
Orders from the City and Country respectfully solicited
in 26-d6clfh TERRY 4 SHIELDS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-07
QUOTATIONS. 1.-THE NEXT REGULAR

q Session OF the subscribers school will commerce
on tuesday, the first day of February and close INC
nfst OF July 1t is desirable that pupils should be f'
sent at the beginning of the sc sson.
ERM' per session of months So So SO w an"
s@o w according to the guade of scholar.
School Room on Church Street nearly in rear OF tho
Franklin Hotel. WIN. d FEATuERoTOf.
ian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-07

The Baltimore American says, that the mar
rage Of the French emperor has had the most
disastrous effects upon his popularity. All ef-
forts TO get up fervor have filled. The peo-
pie as usual, were tickled and delighted with
the pageant, but tho imperial bride aud groom
were less interesting to the masses thnn the
gorgeous display of coaches. banners da,
monds, solIicry and other appliances. Thus
far Napoleon has succeeded in imposing tho
idea on the French that there was an enlhusl-
nsm for himself, founded either on his talents,
his success, or his dynastc title to the respect
Of France. But his countrymen are beginning
10 sec TINT the whole is a mockery, n got.up
exhibition thing Of padding, stulling, up.
hoIster, shreds and patches; and, Of all his
acts, none seems TO have disappointed and
mortified them more than his hasty marriage
with Spanish adventures.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-07

The bridal cake Of the French Empress WINS
a huge one. 1t weighed 800 lbs exclusive o
its decoration and was made in London.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-07

tits stated by London correspondent o
the Tribune, that the proclamation purportin;
to have been issued by kossuth, cxhoiting thu
Italians to arms, is not genuine.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-07
< nie ef Real Estate on Bank Square

- BY virtue Off decree ofthe Circuit Court for the
Corporation of Lynchburg pronounced on the J0th NO
vember last in the chnncery of Read Va. 6urand
mud Others shall Saturday, the 18th inst upon the
premises sell public auction, upona credit OF d. IL
aud g months the Valuable Tenement on Bank Square
non occupied 10y y. tiuggenheimer Untermeyer. be,
tween thu siorehouses ofllenry Davis and Cochran q
TAYLOR.
more particular description of the property ard the
terms will be given at the sae which will take place at
3io'cloek T. m
ROBT. !. DAVIS
DAVID e SPENCE. )Com'rs
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF LAND AND Ne

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to a decree Of Amherst CO.
court fnade s January term, 1873. IN cause e'f
IN depending Of Davidson Davidson, &c, the unaef-
.iyne.i the commissioners thereby appointed VIII on
tie 26th day Of February next, II far II nor On t
,ext fair day thereafter on the PREMISE sell 10 the
highest bidder Tract Of Land formerly owned os
Giles Dasid.op containing $50 or fGO Acres, ana
al Joining the lands Of A Nnnday nnd others and iHo
valuable and likely young NEGROES. -
TrR~s-As to tho land, n credit Of g. IL and Is
months for equal portions Of the purchase nancy ana
the title retained IA ultimate security. A. 10 the slaves
20 much cash rs will dcfray the expenses OF sale-Hnd
81, months credit for the residue Gnd ia both cases up
proved personal security.
r. A. COGHILL, (co,,,s
JAS. b. DAVIDSON,
i'm % t26Fc
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TIE MONSTER OF THE MONTH
S6H,57G.
ANOTHER AND STILL GREATER lNnICp
MENT 10 ENRLCu YQIRSEI EIan :.

TIE Gre0tea aud Best Offer cttr made n me- pam.
BY remitri' to 5000 we will send - cor,ic 'y";
risk Of 500 worth of tickets 'e N''
By remittint to Us 800. we will send n q h.
risk of 81 900 worth of tickets '''e VT
BY remitling US $500 we will send co,,;e.<
risk o 5000 worth of tickets in any of the nh
did Lotteries drawing ~ SI''e"'
1t viii be seen by this that the purchaser Ina on >,
lay out s4OO to purchase 81 900 worth of tcke,s ~,
Is wiinou. exceptionthe most GENEROUS OFF, ever made
and we advise all who can afford to give il ,r, e.
We bave seldom known loss to cnsup. and b'' ,of
pHatediy witnessed the most glorinu, results ADJ
Tor Prizes, the old established house of 'u'eSS'
MARION e. CO
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MARION & co.

~ The official drawings of these Greo, Io,,ar;.
duy certified to by the State Commissioners will ha
sent Immediately aeritis drawn tn all those "' "e
from US, with full explanation of the result ''''''
Narrf3 rpdln
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-07
pOsfpOnelnenf.

The foregoing sale Is postponed to ShIUhDAi' the
10Th oil March when il will certainly take place.
X. A. COGHILL, }c,.
j. Is DAVIDSON, !
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-07
DEEDMONT WORskS-A. ELLISON II p,
T. p,ietor.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills.
Door, Sash Bind and Boo Factory,

Spof, ou1A- puma ana Doc fdCfOTB,
Nh and Machine Work.
Iron Turning and Fitting
Biackmahiag 81 all description
These works having been fitted up at great expep
with steam power, and large variety at machinery
working wood and iron, form the most complete e,ts
lisment of the kind in the Southern Stutrs and G,
execute better work and at cheaper rates. than can
one in the ordinary mode
Builders and those intending to build, supplied wi
Doors. Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (prned ,
glazed if required) Meudngs, Flooring dressed al
i,.ngue and grooved ready for laying dressed Cell
md Misunderstanding, PaIings, un'I variety Of 9th
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dunrand Stone Cars d.
ick Gearing, Wheelbanows Picks and Bars, and otl
Tools required upon Public Works
Constantly hand p'.o SHE, reasonable teri
Ill varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked
nnworked. Saving and Planning done to order. Ri
pf Timber sawed to order.
Jan Lifts A. NETTI Er'N
0nAn LBS. NEW LARD, IN STOl
AOOO and for sale by
feb 4-ts MVRREIL & sTRATToN.
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Candidates fOrOMce.

W. authorised to announce PHiLLfP w. NIBB, a.
siidate for the Off. Of Police Master for the city Of
Lyaehburg march 4-dts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-10

49,, ,,,,, Cu,NAMeN-We were amused
es .vsninSs since, while rambling down Long
Wharf TO observe scene between sHtVt atU
tIrat. Chinamen. A clipper ship Just from sea
@ hoUI;n,in and one ofthe crew was ordered by
the mate TO carry q line to pIlehea9 on tIe
SnboTf lack Jumped into the boat, ana OtlSky
scuIIing with the end OF tue me III t u's ~
couphl hold of the pile beneath the wlla''' i nv
looking up, found the tide was 100 low wv ottemS
of his reaching. Three Chinese had Osen ai v:
lively watching the gradual approach oil inc SNIP
Win the attendant noise of orders ana IePlleS1 "e
rattle of capStans, windlaSSes ana paws
were suddenly ar used from tEelr teVerle D! u
ornfT voice of the sailor, asking them 10 take ne
ST. F tbs line ttKi var! val ya' answered u
Celestials, and held out their hands inr the coll
81 ich lack prepared to throw. LOOK out. ne
shouted and away flew the coil heaVy Win san Sah
,vnter dshot from the arm oil this ben bolt iiAe
a hell from a mortar. The coil struck TWO VI Ins
s.1ii---s-..dsIDs wei HOOP. The con-
sequence was, that the end went overheard as
quick as thought, and the enraged sailor Sculled
back to the ship 10 recover 1t again. John China
man thought this excellent fun, and when the
boat returned 10 the wharf Jack repeated his re-
quest, adding few epithets in Chinese, showing
that he had seen salt water before that voyage,
and knew his customers. The result was, that
they not only allowed the coil TO go overheard
again, but with true Chinese instinct began to
pelt the sailor with brickbats. Wenot thought it
time to come TO the rescue. We reached down
and gave Jack a helping hand. Fulning and
swearing with rage, he was up the post in twink
ling; aud in less time than could take TO tell it
three Celestials were sprawling upon the wharf in
an admirable confusion of pig tails. silk tIocks,
almond eyes, wooden shoes, and yellow plush
treeches. Havinr vented his spite on them, he
turned TO US and said, ga good licking does these
fellows more good than poSSum fat and hominy
does niger" after which classical assertion he
stepped down into the boat, and soon returned
with the line, which we made fast for him. The
Celestial had meanwhile decamped.-CGI. Wing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-10

THE COMMITTEES THE BALTIMORE AND ONO
RAILRoAD.-We stated some time since that a
committee, consisting OF seveEel merchants selec-
ted by the Board of Trade, were about to confer
with the President and directors of the Baltimore
ana Ohio Railroad Company, upon tile subject of
discrimination. &C., under the current practice
of tue company. The result of the conference
tranSpired at the monthly meeting of the Board of
Trade the other day. and 1t appears that the COM
miltee are perfectly satisfied with the action of
the Rnioad Company, and given an unqualified
approval Gifts policy and proceedings. The COM
mittee enjoyed full explanation of the operations
OF the company and found nothing 10 induce them
TO believe that there las been any intention on the
pat of the company TO discriminate in favor of
other cities TO the detriment of Baltimore inter
eStS.
BY the way of an experiment. prices were es-
tnblShed for freight passing through Baltimore at
a less rate per ton per mile than the charges were
OH the same class of freight to Baltimore; but
when it discovered thrt in some cases it might
operate to the disadvantage Of our own market
the parties Interested were promptly notified that
the arrangement would be discontinued. The
opinion is decidedly expressed that it is FOR the
interest of the road, the city and State that the
company should so arrange the fare of passengers
and 50 commute with all other lines, as TO make |
tile route through Baltimore 10 any point, East, |
West, North or South, as low any other line |
II was supposed by some TINT passengers having
through tickets were not permitted! to make such |
stops en- route their business inclination might
equlEeJ put ~ proves tnsI Tie uckelS are good Tor
stay in Baltimore for any reasonable length of
ime.
What we have previously stated on this subject
s III every point sustained by the Investigations
nd report Of the committee; while the policywe
ave commended lur Is heartily concuired in and
Ilicously recommended. Thus the restrictive
Olicy, the local terminus notion, the anti-com-
ercial illiberuIity, which would have annoyed
le company with its clanloT, is actually encoun-
red by shrewd, intelligent, mercantile men and
renounced at the Threshold of our
ty.-Sun. Ii
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-10

A MopE1 CoNpucroR.-Some three years ago
collision between freight and passenger train
occurred Mt Charlton, on the Western Railroad.
Nv this collision two freight cars became detached
from he freight train, in consequence the break
ing of a shackle, and went back at a most fearful
rnfe down the grade towards East Brookfeld,
where the train from Springfield to Boston was IN
waiting On board this train was large delega-
ton of Baptist clergymen on their way TO conVen-
ton, and who, us is usual with passengers, were
impatient at The delay, and urged Lr. Parker, the
they were so anxious to proceed to go ohead, but
his train wonld not go uLtil he heard from the
other train which was due; and lie thereupon put
his train upou the turnout in order to wait in
safety for the intelligence. He had scarcely done
en- before down came the two heavily loaded,
freight cars, with lightning speed, upon the very
trock which his train had bat amoment before left.
Had he listened to The request Of his passengers,
or renamed upon the track, the cars would have
hpen smashed into fragments. In view of their
most remarkable deliveIance from collision
which, in all human probability, would have caus-
ed certain death to some ofthem, the terrified pas
sengers held prayer meeting on board, to return
thanks 10 tlelr Maker for their miraculous escape;
| end they afterwards voted silver cuptoM Park
ar in token OF their qualification for his irmneSS
| and foresight, Mf Parker is still favorite con-
Iuctor OIL the Western railroad. lfthe example
winch he set on this occasion, as well as the in
structions recently given to a conductor by dl-
rector when he asked how long he should wait tor
n min that was due, viz: till the wheeS rust of,
onI then get new Setn were followed in all ca
ses nv others, very many of the railroad accidents
and frightful sacrifices of life that so frequently
occur. would be successfully prevented.-Wor-
eester Trans cript
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-10

RIVAL CrTrEs.-New Haven and Hartford, Con-
'necticut, are rival towns. Here is specimen of
their rivalry, copied from the New Haven Register:
"HartfyrI is always trying to outshine our city.
Let us do whatwe will, Hartford goes right off and
does the same thingl The other day, one of the
lady passengers in the to this city was made
mother in the ladies' saloon at the station house.
Well, Whist do the Hartford folks do but go and
get up, the very next day, similar case in the sta
ton in that city! When will people cease TO be
enYious2,'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-10
Written for the wheeling Daily Intelllsencsr. -
We're Growing Old.
By ALwILNI


we.re growing old We're growing DID,
we cease not, night or day.
Our years SO few win soon be told,
And we must pass away.
Like morning dew our youth has passcli
Its arlour age has cooled.
Clouds o'er its sunny sky recast-
All, yes, we're growing old.
We're growing old, were growing old,
Lies youthful hopes are fed.
And we youths mates no more behold,
They sleep among the dead.
We're growing old, we're growing old.
And, onthe brow once fair,
Lines tell the burdens Time has rolled
onus of grief and caro-.
We're growing old. we'rc growing old.
We've elt,life's winter blast.
And family beats the heart once bold,
1t soon will beat its last.
We're growing ole, we'ro growing old,
How have our locks turned gray
LiIeis a flower whose leaves unfold
At morn-at eve decay.
We're growing old, we're growing oldi
Tho world seems lone and drcnri
Our love for it is waxing eoldi
Scarce life itself is dear.
We're growing old, we're growing old
Nor cease we night OF day.
For US the bell will soon be tolled,
And we shall pass away.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-10

MA meeting of the citizens ofRerre Huute was
held on the 31st ult. to consider the best mode of
constructing railroad to tie Pacific. W.D.
Griswold was chairman and c. H. Bdily, ir., was
Secretary, and the Meeting was addressed by Rich
ard W. Thompson. 1t was declared by resolu-
ton, 10 he the duty of the General Government
10 build central national railroad from the Mis-
sissiPPi Valley to the Pacific ocean, with branch
Is 10 Memphis, St. Louis, and Chicago
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-10

D-Three Irishmen, Martin Coleman, Patrick
Croghan and Thomas KILN had their trial before
the Probate Court ON Monday last for riot commit.
ted on the line of the Central Ohio r. R. on the
18th ultmo. NJ. Pennington, Esq, for the de-
lendants' and d. d. I. rCowen, Esq, Prosecuting
Attorney, for the State. Verdict: Guiiy. 'rhey
were sentenced, two of them 10 4S hours impris-
onment in the County Jail, to be fed on bread and
water' and pay fine of s25; the other to mprs
onment "a hours, and fiue Of SI5.-Bei. CGrUn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-10

MARYLAND AND DELAWARE SnP CANAL.-The
Delaware Gazette mentions rumor, without
vouching for its Truth, that tie ship canal compa-
who have been soliciting Gov. Rossto convene
delaware Legislature have come across an old
(, TnSSS>passed by the Legislature of that State
The ne, lack, 10 enable cut :
the slip canal under the Ola.sharter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-10
Grand Exhihition.

TTTILL open at AIELoDEo HALL on ETiaGy Sept 9th'
w and exhibit for few days only.
RosSiter,S Great Historical Paintings
or The CapttUs IsTdeite having 81 figures life sEe ana
grand picture Noah aud his Family in he Arkj also
Pharnohs host painted CO square feet and
not cquaIIed by any other paintings IN this country
Children halcprice. Five tickets for ST. Eight tickets
for 80. seP9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-10

DEPARTURE OF EMI0RANrs AND MISSIONARIES TO
Lrprr1A.-The barque Gem, Capt. Lawlin. sail
ed from New York on the 9Th inst, on trading
voyage to the coast of Africa, taking out two Mis-
souaries to the Old School Presbyterian Church,
viz. Edwin T. Williams and William Clemens,
with their wives, who go the island of Carisco.
The New York Colonization Society will send out
about one hundred emig. anson the 18th of octo-
Der. About the same time, another expedition
will leave Baltimore and Norfolk, with over two
hundred emigrants. Quite a company is gathering
in CirclevlIe, Ohio, and in Indiana, with the de-
sign of emigrating this fall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-10

apneared before Judge Finn, last evening, and
gave bail to tho amount of twenty FIVE thousand
dollars to appear OF the next term Of the Criminal
Court, and answer 10 the char ofShC oting James
C. Hail. His father-who is said 10 be good for
several times II at oinonnt-Signed the bond, and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-10
r Orc,fVYnShimgIOn, RShiIntIeiD
md New York
5gzz5 ssssf 80 s.ITII,

T. q Great through Line for the East,
I'HE baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
u Baltimore, and connecting with the Was6ineion
branch Rail Road at tho Junction Caely called the RELAY
House, miles from baltimore, and with tile PhiInIe
hha Mimlnston and Baltimore Rail Road to Philadelphia
great tunnels upon The line Completed and
the whole road is i'll fine condition. presenting one or fhe
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world
The now and splendid steamers ofthe Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel
ing ana through tickets from these places to Baltimore
washington Phtlad epa &c, may had of the agents.
or on the boats. - eNHft
Theexlress it,ainleaves Wheeling at 81 O'Clock
A.: M wheeling timed and arrives at Cumberland t20l
mlles9 at E NJ and allowing two hours there, arrives in
Baltimore CSO mies) at A NJ, the next morning ma
stoppages. - SN"s az
baggage checked through to any of the eastern POINTS
without charge. 80 ttt'1
Passengers ana baggage transferred the cars for
Washing at the Junction. and Philadelphia at Bal
tmoTe without extra charge. Travellers allowed am
pie lime and opportunity all points their
through tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore. (wth
privilege ofying over anywhere the route, 60-fo
Washington, $3.50 10 Philadelphia SOLO be had on
board the steamers OF the Union Line on the Ohio ard Of
The Kali Road Agents at Wheeling q b. FORD) & Mounds
Vile. mar WM. PARKER, Gen,I. Sup't
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-10
BUS,
DIARRHEA,

MoRBUS,
DIARRHEA,
DYSENTERY,
and all other diseases the Stomach and bowels arc
cured by HAMPToN,S VEGETABLE TGNCTURE.-
AS azure and preventative, it has wonderfully sue.
cessul 1t will be found inquiry, those who use
the Summer
To publish nIitho testimony in its favor, would make
Gan and get Pamphlets gratis, and the many cures
1t has shown ttsef most powerfully curative 6t
NERVOUS DISEASES
IN their various FORMS giving lie vgor restoring
the shattered constitution tins insng hope in piece
dependency BY its mild, pleasant, action on
he stomach, liver, kidneys lungs and the nervous sys
emlt cures DysPsG. Lirer Complaint, Diseases offhe
Urinary organs, Coughs, asthma, Bronchial Affections
SenstPtion Scroq. Kings E1ik IYo,7ns, ReNna.is7n
uon' Neitrdtsta pittts' Dance Fits FtStulG. Piles
with all dtseas arising from impure blood. -
:, For sale by I. q. LOGAN eco, Wheeling, Gener.
generally. = - - Ness"s
E1-s6ld by. MORTIMER q MowBRAY, $40 Balt
more street, Baltimore; and 304 Broadway, New York
=9 92 PI1Gc, 81 per bottle. iy23-d@w.1y
For IsnltfnlOrc,f yYnShfmgIOn, RShiIndeIOISTII