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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-09
Mrs. Priscilla L. bod
Mrs. Rebscca Smith.
ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE.

- 3. 81 AHtf NEw YORK, Jan. s, 1851
Messrs sASDs.-Gentle.nen.- have great pieasu in
acknowledging 10 you the benefit have received
rom the OF your Sarsaparilla. A subject u pumu
nary disease made voyage 10 Europe but while there
continued 10 be affected a weeks return,
was seized with violent hemorrhnge of the lungs,
the debility great prostl OF strength that
followed with the prot acted difficulty respiration
entile ely relieved by the Sarsapara which
consider most important aud truly discovery
in the healing feel that FOR fourteen yeals
enjoyed SO good health as at plesent. 7Tf
Gratefully yours,
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DIR. Todd,s Pills

DR.. Todd's Pills
be had fresh and genuine the following places Ii,
~ the city OF Wheeling and vicinity, viz:-At the Drug
stores OF James Baker: Kells adwell; Brennger 4
Cos Dr. I Logan & o; tled'k Yahrling, VIM Mckee 4
co: (Ritehietownl; Breninser e Bheeine) at
the Shoe store of Todd d Devo market square, and al
Fifth streets. fl.f5't' '..ss = f5lfF "
They also be had at Dunn,s, Grave Creek; Be
dilions and Jacob Goodng's, National Road; Benz
Craven west Alexandriai Wilson Stringers west Wheel
ingi and Ely Loomans, bridgeport, Ohio.
These pills need further Recommendation than a air
trial. they have been in for than
twenty years and If will only give them chance they
Will speak for themselves-ty them e5c box 2 per
doz $40 per gross. ..'I.-F raE : liant;
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Messrs. A. b. St d. SANDS:

Mes9rs. A. b. d. SANps:T IT
Gentemen,-So truly valuable do consider your Sar-.
sapa lila, that iee 1t to be my duty the
At OF Others the cure effected on myself Previous 10
1876, had disease tho throat, which destroyed
tonsis, and then attacked with violent pain tho
head. This resulted in inflammation, ami
immense Quantities blood matter discharged
For six weeks the disease continued in the head te
pervaded the body generally attacking all the limbs
confined 10 sick bed, from which expected
to arise Many physicians attended me, and the
skiliul onOuEced In short, tongue cannot
express my suferingsi and in this condition
your Sarsaparla, six bottles and
debiated had my system become Contrary ali ex
pectaton health almost Immediately began improve,
could walk out thing once thought would be mpossi
bic. gratitude cannot express, feeling satisfied that
nothing else could have relieved othe misery SUI
fering then endured cheermlly recommend Sands
Sarsaparilla to a. -.ing have done.
EF- +s Respectfully yours,
.r.H-e. REBECCA MAYO. W.
Knowing the above statement to be strictly correct and
being near neighbors 10 Mrs Mayo, We cheerfuly testify
10 the same. s.l ...
Warren Rodgers, Z Mrs. Priscilla L. bod
John Hallet, Mrs Rebscca Smith. ,r
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.... AdV1ce.
troubled. with n cough; in the breast or
i any affection OF the Lungs-Use brentinger's Com
pound Syrup OF Boneset %
If you afflicted with Rheumatism, have received
bruises or sprains, hands frost bitten
or chapped-Use TIE Berger Spine and Muscle Lni-
ment; and 4g,A.I. ~ .sI.5l i . :
Should you be affected with Scroule, any disease
arising from imrurty blood, njudicons use
OF mercury, by all means Brentlinger's Fluid Ex
tract OF Sarsaparila and sLandelion. d
These remedies have brcn tried by and i'm MI
cases have satisfactory evidence their seror
efficacy every other medicine in these
complaints. for which they recommended. III,
To be had at s.s = rtftf5-4f' ! .tiIss 7l1.-
BRENTLlNGER g. ARMSTRoNG,s
dec24,52 - 1Ss'
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E I'm QUART BOTTLES.

~. lin QUART BOTTLES.
For Purifying the Ri God, and for the Cure Of
Serofia, Rheatisn, Stubborn Ulcers. Dyspepsia, Salt
Rtstsm. Ferer Sores Erystpelas, Pimples, Bss. Mer
etrfat Diseases, cutaneous Er,ptions, Lirer Dom. +
piafnt. Bronchitis. Consumption, Female ''t
ulpF cOn.plaints, Lose of APPETITE, -z,h'
General Debility, DC. ~ 95'.f'
In this preparation all tho restorative properties
OF the root concentrated in their utmost strength
but while sarsapar Root forms part
CT its combination, it Is, at tho same tme compounded
with other vegetable remedies great power and it is In
the pecnar combination and scientific its prep
aration that its in the
depends4 1t acts simultaneously upon stomach
circulation and the SOls: and thus processes which
ordinarily the result OF three different kinds OF medi
cine, carried ON at the time through the nsru
mentality OF his remedial agent, which gently stimu-
iates while it disinfeets and from the stomach
bowels all that is irritating and at the time
their vigor and tone Its great merit is, AMI
,etraltzes the active principle disease ITSELF
that is gone the symptoms necessarily disappear;
have only to point to the Accumulated Testimony multi
tudes who have experienced its effects, convince in
creduity itself OF its real value. '.N,t
The Proprietors submit TO the public the following
ticate from highly respt ctable source offs
by using their preparation Of Sarsaparilla;
CuATnAM, Mass July 2S, 1850.
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HALF GROSS Bazin's Cohcine ssap-the best IN G'e
III for whitening the skin aad healing ehapPet se6
Just reeeivedby Gfeb5ls 7. II. LoGAS6Uo
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WiANTED, by a.young married man Of undoubted re
ference as TO character, and who is willing turn
MS hand 70 thing in store either wholesale or retail
Or In any business in which he would engage He good
and perfectly willing to assist the books He
not particular to the nature he
small family and wishes settle this part Of the
For further particulars address an = - Y. q.
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks, &c.
- ca JER'H. B. SHEPPARD would respectfully in.
vito the attention OF his friends, and the public
5@4-S generally, to his establishment, where win be
found constantly hand large and well selected
f9nt of all articles In his line, consisting of Saddles
Brides, Harness, Iron frame md Wood box
Trunks, Vnlises. Carpet Bags, Scotch Upper
and Hog skin COllnFs, Hames, whips, &c.
A.! which manufactured by competent workmen
0fhh best Materials and will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH
Those desiring to purchase requested to call
anime for themselves at
Scrtl3-1yd. No. 49, Main al Va
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MEDICINAL
DIR. HdRRISI

MAY heconfdentialy consulted ut his Lock rnnry,
1Al No 81 South Gay STU between lombard and Second
ss opposite the Exchange Budingss and City Post or
hce baltimore Md. This Medical Institute established
over fifteen years cty-by regular Physicians as
refuge fro Quackery is widely speedy and
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= - CLOAK CLOTHS. .,db
ME- would eall rtieular attention TO oul az
wv dies French Cloak Cloths, warranted ls9Cfrg,
comprising Olive, Brown, Green ~ ~
Theae Cloths were imported by Jas Beck & S ny
retail trade; we have trimmings to match the tOI
Just received 1T 81 2t5Hi o W HElSkELL ers,s
oct25 i.io5'.iss4 -, 3 = ....---Te
SDATkNT OH, FOR heavy eYg
~ by - gs amaI2 s;tSf ~ ,,sls
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III ,R. uen'n and boys Kossuth Hats from rs cent
80 anaHfHnIdh. received this day and for sale.
w - =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-09

I06 GROSS Friction Matches in blocks-a GOOD artice
W. and worry iow--Just received by n = -
does %, 80 T. H. LOGAN & Co.
T. T.. ~. ONE YEAR IN ADVANCE. -
tLOAKS, with and without hoods bought at Bulpins,
~ Cloak, Emporium, Broadway New York, the latest
yies at Tsep23l JOHNSTORS.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-26
How TO RAISE FRu1r EVERY YEAR.

How TO RAISE FRUIT EVERY YEAR.-
If rightly understood, few trees. unless
absolutely dead or rotten, need occupy
ground without yielding a plentious crop.
After long and varied series of expert
ments, gradually adopted the following
mode,-as soon as the winter has suffl.
cientIy disappeared, and before the sap
ascends, examine my trees, every dead
bough is Topped of, then after the sap
has risen sufficiently to show where the
blossoms will be, cut away all the other
branches having none on, and also the ex-
tremity OF every limb the lower part Of
which bears a considerable number Of buds
thus concentrating the sap ofthe tree upon
the maturatlon Of its fruits, and saving
what would be a useless expenditure OF
strength. In the ounce, apricot and
peach trees, this is very important, as
these are very apt TO be luxcriant in
leaves and destitute Of fruit. You may
;hink this Injuries the trees, but it does
not; for you will find trees laden with
ruit, which formerly yielded nothing
or course alfother well known precautions
must De attended to /; such as cutting out
worms from the roots-placing old iron
on the limbs, which acts as tonic TO the
sap, &c. Try it, who have failed in rails
ing fruit.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-26

ona Avent writes from Western New York" Send
me One Hundred Dozen Sure Relief or Universal Pain
Killer as soon as possible, as am all II is the
most wonderful Pain Killer in the world II is used by
our best Physicians"
Another Agent writes, "YOur Pain Killer has cured
,oIne of The worst cases Of Rheumatism this place il
IL truly Wonderful Medicine Please send Inc two gross
more by express. "
patient writes, have used all the Pain Killers Of the
day but ii nd none worthy the title of Pain Killer
yours II is all il is recommended 10 bea Sure Relief
for Pain
Pain Killer il best Medicine in the world for Rheu
matism; il has effected upon myself which bafi
ed the skill of our best Physicians Hundreds Of such
statements the above might be adduced-One trial
will convince the most skeptical.
Two applications have cured the most severe Rheu
One app ication has cured the most violent Cramp in
Thirty drops has relieved pain in the stomach.
Six applications have entirely cured Rheumatism.
Twenty five drops taken every twenty minutes mas
cured Cramps, Spasms, &c. a r,..
One application al bed time mas cured sore ihI"a'
Twenty drops taken every fifteen minutes has cured
Bilious Choc
One drop often cured the most severe Iootnacne.
Fifteen drops taken every fifteen or twenty minutes
will cure Dysentery and Diarrhea.
Twenty five drops has cured SICK heauacne'
Ten drops has often relieved Acid stomach.
Three applications has cured Lame side.
Twenty-Five drops will in all cases cure VIM y" WV
Stomach ~
Ten drops every fifteen minutes VIII Cuie O"oioi~
Morbus
Three applications has cured Lumbago
Thirty drops daily has cured Gravel and Kidney com
plants. 60
Sudden Colds and hard Coughs can be cured by lew
dnses, = thousands can testify. =,
For Kidney complaints the Sure Relief an e1cellen'
remedy, taken two three times day.
For SPINAL difficulties il is invaluable one teaspovn-
fnI will relieve the violent pain in the stomach,
and restore il natural feeling When taken accord
ing 10 directions will speedily and efectuaIy cure
Bowel complaints and that horrible disease the
as has been proved in innumerable cases IN New "
leans St Louis Cincinnati, and many other large ctes
IN the South aud West where the Diarrhe2 and Choera
have ragged fatally Reader, you are suffering ron
either OF the diseases named above or from PAIN IRON
any cause be and try this great Keiei ana you WI
~ Price, u 10, IS and 81 10 cents per bottle
AGENTs-A G Page and Z Lincoln, Bath;
Perry 4 Co, Geo Todd, I Lowell and Il J Sedgburg
Phipsburg; W SWEET and Benz SWEET, Jr, Arrowsc
w Emmons, Watson, Berry Sampson ond !
Sadler, Georgetown; WIN Baker, Isaac Sianwood
A l. Slanwood and Geo b UphGm, Brunswick WH
Clifford, Edgecomb; B Fisher, McClntock, Wn
Carlisle, Boothbay; w Nj Davis, Iiodgdon's Mills; !
Dana, Jr Damarscotia; Herbert, Bristol.
NATHAN WOOD, General Agent for NJ anne
Aso-For sale by the above agents. IIinSleys Asial
ic Lniment Asiaiic and Poor Mans Plasters for Rheu
motism Cramps Sprans &c. 1y1S
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-26

Every one who yields pen should
deem II duty frequently to invoke the
attention Of farmers-and particularly the
Vttention Of those who reside in villages
or close neighborhoods, to the importance
Of planting trees, as means Of promoting
health. Not only do these elegant pro-
auctions add greatly to the beauty Of a
place, but they also purify the air. The
old Greeks planted trees in all their towns
and villages, aud it is said that ia Colchis
in Eubea, they were SO numerous that
the streets were hardly discernibIe-every
passage being literally arched with trees,
and bathed perpetuaIIy in their healthy
and refreshing shade.
We have large V,riety Of hardy indi.
genous trees which are all that can be de.
sired for ornamental purposes, even by
the most fastidious taste. The elm MAJ
pie, silver fir, round wood, walnut, juni.
per, and large number OF others-aI Of
which are hardy, and easily propagated
have splendid appearance when cultiva'
ted BY the roadsides, and in enclosures
For this purpose they are superior to ex-
otcs' The horse chestnut, the 'sumach
ana even the oaks, are all desirable fol
TINS purpose, and when intermingled a.
they should be, form a most delightful
feature IN any landscape. In England
Scotland, and indeed most Euronear
countries, the planting and cultivation .
ornamental trees is carried 10 a much
greater extent by all classes, than with ne
A Tree Society should be organized If
every New England village at once.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-26

The noise made by the passage of a
bombshel through the air, is thus des-
cribed by private soldier who served
in the Mexican war: 1T was here that
| hoard, for the first time, the singular
and acknowledgements sound which a
large shell makes when passing within
a short distance don't mean when it
explodes, las that exactly resembles the
noise made in firing a gum but when
it passes within few, or it may be fifty
or hundred yards; the noise seeming
equally loud and dlscordant in either case.
| recolect reply of honest Mick Ryan
on being asked if he had ever heard a
sound like that before. No. said Mick,
zone can both hear and feel that sound
by the eternal, | felt it all over There
is no earthly sound bearing the slightest
resemblance to its monstrous dissonance /;
the angriest shrek Of the railway whis-
lie, or the most emphatic demonstration
OF an asthmatic engine at the starting
OF train, would seem like strain Of
heavenly melody by comparison. 1t was
amusing, even amidst the danger from
these horrid missiles, to see an officer,
after getting up and matchmaking his
men emphaticalIy for lying down on the
sand, drop as suddenly and as fat as any
of them when the next shell came whiz-
Zing rather close to him.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-26
Common Sense.

She came among the glittering crowd
A maiden fair, without pretence-
And when they asked her humble name,
She whispered mildly. Common Sense
Her modest garb drew every eye,
Her ample cloak, her shoes of leather
And, when they sneered, she simply said,
az dress according to the weather"
They argued long and reasoned loud,
In dubious Hindoo phrase mysterious,
While she. poor child could not divine
Why girls SO young should be so serious.
They knew the length of Plato's beard,
And how the scholars wrote in Saturn
She studied authors not so deep,
And took the Bible for her pattern.
And so she said, "Excuse me, friends,
find all have their proper places,
And Common Sense should stay at home,
With cheerful heart and smiling faces"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-26
MARRABlAlA9S
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

A HEALTHY and sure restorative for the Hair,
II preventing il from falling off, and restoring its
nat ura appearance and original color whe inclined
10 gray, making il soft and fine, without the danger
10 the head usual with hair dyes, and free from all
dsagreeable consequences. This restoralIv when
efficiently applied is 10 the head, removing
dandruf aud all cutaneous erupiions, while at the
same time il stimulates the hai-, producing a fine,
glossy appelrlnce, ana restoring il 10 lis original
shade of color The proprietor has received great
personal benefit from The Of this article which he
has brought 10 It's present state OF perfection by
peaied md carefully tasted experiments, and he now
offers il the public in the fullest assurance that il
cannot fail TO give satisfaction when properly applied
Directions accompanying each bottle.
Prepared only by the proprietor in Bath, who can
furnish any amount of testimony establish the well
earned reputation of The Restorative.
DANIEL LARRABEE.
Principal Depot for the sale Of the above whoesal lie
and retail, at Owen Co.'s store, 'front.' ST. and al his
dwelling house: Grove St, Bath.
Bath Feb II, 1853. 6m35
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-26

CURIosITIEs IN A PUNsTER's MUSEUM
The following were furnished by young
friend, and are mostly original-they may
amuse our young readers, and show them
them the odd structure Of portions Of our
language:
A feather, from the bed of the ocean.
The great toe on the foot Of noun
tain.
A peel of laughter, dried.
A few grey hairs from the locks Of a
canal.
An ear of corn hard of hearing.
A sore hand scratched by the claws Of
a sentence.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-26

A BOYS Love FOR HIS MoTHER.-The
first bit Of silver he could call his own,
says the Hon. ]. T. Buckingham, in his
just published Personal Memoirs was
a ninepence, The proceeds of the sale of a
bunch Of bristles TO brush maker. He
kept it as pocket piece for years, and
then parted with it to pay the postage of
letter to his mother. How much is re-
vealed Of the human heart in such trifling
anecdote! The affections overcome the
vanity or the incipient love CT accumula-
ton, which boyish desires or wants could
not conquer.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-26

CHARCOAL FOR SwINE.-It IS not per-
haps generally known, one Of the best arli-
cIes that can be given to swine while in
preparation for the tub is common char
coal. The nuIrilive properties are so
great that they have subslsted on it with
out other food for weeks together. Geese
confined SO as TO deprive them Of motion,
and fa,ted on three grains of corn per day,
and as much coal as they can devour,
have become fat in eight days. The hog
eats voraciously, after little time, and is
never sick while he has good supply
It should always be kept in the sty and
be fed regularly, like all other food.'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-26

THE Assessors OF the city Of Bath hereby give notice
TO all persons liable 10 pay taxes in said city, thai
they will be in session at their oce in the CITY Hall
on Tuesday, the 10th day Of May next, and the two
following days, from 10 10 AN, and from 10 PM on
each Of said days, and longer, for the purpose Of
receiving statements under oath, containing true and
proper lists their polls and all their estate both real
and personals including all property held III trust Is
guardian, executor, administrator otherwise owned
held by them trust aforesaid, the first day
of May, 1853.
The Assessors would particularly call the attention
this notice Of all persons who have heretofore sup
posed themselves overtaxed that they, well MS all
others liable to be taxed may prepare aud hand IN Isis
according 10 the requirements OF law, OF all ther lax
able property, and thereby relieve the Assessors of
the unpleasant necessity Of booming them, as none
NAV expect any abatement OF acr the lists there
Of shall have been committed the collector unless in
cases in which the requirements Of the law could
have been complied with.
The Assessors viii real estate 10 the persons
TO whom il assessed unless previous 10 such
sessmenis notice is given of the change of ownership
or occupancy and the of the person whom The
same has been transferred or surrendered
WILLIAM TORREY, Assessors
AMMI r MITCHELL, of
LEVI w HOUGIITON, } Bath,
Bath, April 81, 1885, idi5
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-26
V A R [ E 7 Y /.
One Happy Heart.

Have you made one happy heart to :.
day! Envied privilege. How calmly
you can seek your pillow; how sweetly
sleep! In all this world there is nothing
so sweet as giving comfort to the dis
tressed, as getting a sun ray into gloomy
heart. Children Of sorrow meet US
wherever we turn; there is no moment
that tears are not shed, and signs uttered.
Yet how many of those tears, those signs,
are caused by our shoughlessness How
many a daughter wrings the very soul Of
a fond mother By acts of unhindness and
ingratitude How many husbands, by
one little word, make whole day Of sad
hours and unklnd thoughts How many
wives, by angry recriminations, estrange
and embitter loving hearts How many
brothers and sisters meet but to vex and
lnjure each other, making wounds that
no human heart can heal All! if each
one worked upon this maxim day by day
Strive to make some heart happy
jealousy, revenge, madness, hate, with
their kindred evil associates, would for
ever leave the earth. Our minds would
be so occupied in the contemplation of ad-
ding to the pleasures Of others, that there
would be no room for the ug ly 6ends Of
discord. Try II, we discontinued, forever
grumhling dsVotees of sorrow, self-caused,
It will make that little part of the world
In which you move as fair as Eden.-Ex.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-26
Sherif's Sale.

r INCOLN, ss-May 9th, 1851 have this day take
IL on execution Of Woodbury. SWEET and Jacob w SWEET
James Whitmore and shall sell the at publ
auction 20 the highest bidder, the Of George
Todd, in Phpsburg Saturday, the 18th day Of Juht
next at 10 o'clock in the forenoon all the right title am
interest the said Whitmore has redeem the oilowint
morgaged real estate, farm lot Of land situated
in Phpsburg in said County, and bounded as follows
easterly by kennebec River and land of James Drum
mond-s0utherly by land of James Drummond and in'
heirs OF John Mereen-westery and norherly BY land
said Mereen and by Reed and Drummonds Pond, with al
the buildings thereon beng the homestead OF said Mh
more being the same land mortgaged by said Whnor'
to Mrs Abigail Hill, and recorded with the Records
Deeds for the Western District Of said County
3w47 N. NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-26

The most beautiful flowers are those
which are double, such as double pinks,
double roses, and double dahlas. What
an argument is this against the chilling
deformity Of single life, single hearts and
single bedsteads. go marry is written
on every thing beautiful that the eye rests
upon-beginning with the birds Of para
disc, and leaving off with apple blossoms.
Again we say, listen to the lnnets and
fulfil the end Of your creation.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-26

A PREVENTIVE AGAINST MoTHs.-Take
cloves, carraway seeds, nutmeg, mace,
cinnamon and tonquin, of each one ounce;
then add as much Florentine orris>root as
will equal the other ingredients put to-
gether. Grind the whole we'll to pow,
der; and then put IL little bags among
your clothes, &c. 1t is a pleasant per-
fume and will keep away moths.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-26

A young gentlemen feeling restless in
church, leaned forward and addressed an
old gentleman thus Pray, sir, can you
tell me rule without an exception g
yes, sir he replied, "a gentlemen always
behaves well in church,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-05-26

Mother, mother, here's Zeke freiting the
baby. Make him cry again, Zeke, then
mother will give him some sugar, and I'll
take il awaw from him, then he'll squall and
mother will give him some more, and you
can take that, and we'll both have some.'