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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-13
pan nanale Railroad.

The Fittsbn1gh Journal disbelieyes the state
,.nt ,h,, mile has been issued in the Brooke Cir
ouit Court against the Pittsburgh and steubenvile
Poilrood sompany and Others, on the motion Ofthe
can,,ronveaitb, and requiring them to show
..r,s wbv an information should not be filed
oe,nst them for ilicitly invading and aPproPratng
tSe territory of Virginia. for purposes unsanction-
ed by law, expressly refused by the Legislature
of the State, and in violation of the sovereignty oil
Virginia For the information OF the Journal and
such other doubters, viii publish the rule to-
morrow in order that that paper and the Secretary
of the Road may be fully informed in future. We
think that another proceeding of the Erie order'
fthe Pittsburgh Gazette approves ofsuoh things)
would not be amss, but-more anon, as the Rule
will be food enough for one feast for the Journal,
Gazette, Secretary & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-13

Sous OF TEMPERAwcE IN From the
minuies of the last quarterly session of the grand
division of Sons OF Temperance, OF this State,
held in Union, Monroe county, we extract the fol-
ing aggregate returns for the quarter ending June
SOIh, disseminated 1913; admitted by card
IS, suspended leo; expelled 5lT; deaths S2j vio-
lated pledge Ala; re-instaed 1S9; violated pledge
second times a. contributing members L, S23j re-
GENTS for initiation fees and dues ss,7sSI ~;
paid for benefits ,Os3 10; cash on hand inclu-
ding money invested s4I'2s6 IS; expenses exclu-
siye of benefits 1854 go; public Temperance
meetings held 22S; Temperance tracts distributed
1918; per centage to the grand division S44S,56,
withdrawn finally 237; Withdrawn 10 join other
divisions III; rejected IS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-13

r5-Tbe New York Courier makes the following
pertinent remarks in record 10 the fishery question;
ait YVES understood that this matter was carried by
the last Administration, before leaving Office, to
the very verge OF settlement If itLas been for
warded since, we should like to know, and the
whole country would like to know, itspresent po-
sition. The general impression certainly is, that
this matter is now further of from settlement than
ever; and the apprehension is universal that in
consequence of the unadiusted stateof the dispute
and in fuIflment OF the warnings given last win
ter by the New England Senators, there will be,
before the end of the season, collision between
some of the fishing vessels and one Of the English
,msn-of-wa1, thai will greatly aggrayate the diff
entity, and perhaps rendera peaceful settlement
impossible" ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-13

IHAvR removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the story brick building,
No. 115, Main street,
west side between Monroe and Union Streets where
will be prepared with early and extensive Spring
stock direct importers and manufacturers, which
would be pleased to have my riendo customers
to call and examine.
feb4 VIM T. sRLBY
~. G. Mttea5 viii be found at the above establish
nent, whsre he awaits his old friends.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-13

OYSTERS,
FIR EHH AND SPIC ED.

rJIHE underskned Is agent, in Wheeling, for Mann a
Duke, suecessofH to Wright a Co., Baltimore, who
viii continue the business PinKNu oYsTHasRAwN lcE
and PYesTring HeHeiieatfy Sealed Oysters Pege1bLes
MeEts Soups, , &c. Al OF which they can with the ut
most safety warrant 10 keep toHny part OF the world
eir hoods lave been shipped California for several
years past aud have commanded the highest ma prices
and have always ranked y No. brand They have
hc eofOTe had their principal place OF packing Nor
FOLK, Va, Joseph r. Nam acting Solo Agent in Bati
more by being located E Baltimore they have greater
Raw Oysters 70 Customers daily to any section Of the
ress and Railroads throughout the country SUCH that
those who may favor them wi their patronage may rest
nssurel OF receiving their supplies with punotuaty-
Their prizes Shall be low any other establishment
tho country fanteeng Tho quality their oysters to be
m The best tie market viii Hoil. at all times, and pre-.
payctl In any manner customers may desire.
The Raw Oyster season WIN commence about the latter
M s, 9FneIS; II M. PARKER,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-13

MA late writer says that the sight of miSfor-
tune always eXcltes commiseraton. We wonder
if he ever saw lame duck waddliag through
the street2 Excites commisSeration?-Wh nom
sense. Why, there are whole classes of men 10
this city who would as soon see heart squeezed
as an orange. Misfortune does not eGcit commits
Grafton, but contempt. Who ever saw poor re-
Iation invited to rch mans dinner partyl We
pause for reply.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-13

LOsorvrrr or ouAkrls.-The late census re-
turns in England reveal the singular fact thai the
av,roge age attained by this peaceful sect is fly
one yeaIs two months and twenty-oGe days, while
half of the population of this country die before
reaching the age of twenty-One, and the average
duration of life the world over is but thrtythree
years. The Quakers, therefore, live third lon
ger than the rest OF us.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-13

1.-THE Lynchburg ''virginian'' states that on
Thursday evening last, slide of earth and rock
occu red at the large tunnel on the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad in Montgomery CO., by which
anegro man and mule were Immediately killed.
Another negro, buried in the mass, was taken out
uninjured. The slide was from above the arch of
one of the entrance TO the tunnel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-13

uTsir William R. Hamilton. the Astronomer
Royal writes that observations he made from the
Observatory of Trinity College, Dublin, night of
the Esd, give the right ascension OF the cometnO
visible: II bours, 80 minutes, 62i seconds; north
polar, distance O. degrees, 4smnutes, % seconds,
nj (yery nearIy) hours, % minutes, Al seconds,
Greenwich time. The comet, he thinks, is per
bsps the one of long period that was expected by
Mr.. Hind.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-13

IroNs KLru11RoS-This invaluable article, for eradi-
eating Daniru curling identifying and preserving the
hair is said by all to be the best discovered We
should think the ladies' all try it, certainly Price
90 CENTS large bottles Advertised in another column
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Tor IBnlIimOre, WnshingI0n, PhilndeIPbia
and New York
60 49,
Great Through Lime for the Bast.

SI4SdI| LA41OuEu LING lie last
TNHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
i Baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
Branch Rail Road at the Junction Cately called the Relay
House. } miles from BALTIMORE and with the Philade
pha, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail Road to Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon the line competed and
the whole road is in fine condition, presenting or the
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, and through tickets from these places Baltimore
Washinston, Philadelphia, &C. may be had ofte agens,
OF the boats.
The Wheeling daily, at 81 O'Clock
A. NJ, Cyheens time) and arrives at Cumberland C20t
nles0 at p NJ, and allowing two hours there in
Baltimore case miles,) at A. NJ the morning. ma
king the passage through in about 20 hours including all
stoppages.
Baggage checked through any ofths easternronts
without charge.
Passengers and baggage are transferred to The cars for
Washngo at the Junction. and for Philadelphia, at Bal
tmore without extra charge, Travellers allowed
pie lime and opportunity all points btan their meals
Through tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore, lwith
privilege oflying anywhere the TouteO SS,60to
Washington, $500 10 Philadelphia, St0-to be had
board the steamers of the Union Line nthe Ohio, ard OF
the Rail Road gents Wheeling q b. RORD) & Mounds.
Vile. maj WIN. PARKER, GenH. sup't.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-13

Z USr RkCElVED-aIo lot OF james I;
81 ira Extra Family Flour, Hesh gI9ls nftrp
Also-fresh ground Corn Meal all 1tooi,TTh
COW Feed always on hand, which we denver pei
tho city free OF charge mo. R MILLER 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-13

IRA St Louis paper says:-The balance sheet
of a steamer which has been plying between this
city and New Orleans for the past FIVE or sixyears'
was made out day or two since, and exhibited
clear profit il that time of sI62, 900. ofths large
sum, slsO, 1000 has been paid over in dividends to
her owners. The boat is still running, and bids
fair TO make few thousand more. Another stea-
mer plying occasionally to this port, and the bal
ance of the year between Memphis and New Or
leans, recently, exhibited profit of $4,000 for
nineteen months business. Anew Orleans and
Natchez packet is reported to have cleared from
$4,000 to $1,000 during the year ending with the
close of the past spring business. A LaSalepack-
ct plying regularly between this city and Lasalle,
on the Illinois river, has gladdened the hearts of
herowuers, and replenished their pursesto the ex-
tent of $4,000 since she came out, and she is yet
in bermaidenhood. These are a few instances Of
prosperity the number losing or making but little,
would, we are afraid, quite OYersbadow them if
comparison could be made.
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TRUST SALE

s yJtge Of Of ,b DEED g, Of csl executed to
record IN the ONCE ofthe clerk OF he -; a.,
eouutI Of Ohio, State Of Virginia, in liz Se9
9aSss 90 oe sl 26i win proceed sell On Ts,S
clock a. 81. and O'Clock, p NJ Of ssid ~, AlIS o.
bidder an Upright Steam Engine, eonpS..s ,i tss
all ITS parts being The same engine formsfiy ts
Brewery, in East Wheeling. 1sea Il SEta
The sale will axe place at she Wire TYort.
Co Centre Wheeling, where said ensnc is In S.os
argos WILLIAM oTTERso1
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From the Birth Place of Christie
pher Columbus!

VEGETABLE TLNCTURE.
Il Letter from an 0ffcer IN our Gulldnt Many.
NIl Khave ma ny other letters We give one below,
w again say the afflicted, why will you delay trying
the great Restorative3
January nth, 1863, 5
hessrs Mortimer & Observation-Disclosures: The First
lieutenant or this ship, has been suffering many
nom the Dyspepsia and who has been nearly restored TO
his usual health by the use or amp Vesenbe zinc.
ture you send him one dozen bottles Of that
Medicine
this ship, also wishes you to send him one dozen OF
which leaves the United States IN February March, for
SpeZLia.
The t'Tncure'' you sent received in good or
der and take pleasure in informing you, that it has been
used with gread by several oil officers In cases
oI lJysneps!a. a respectfully yUuTs,
VERNON ESKRIDGE, Chaplain Y. S. Navy.
We have two other letters from Kew. Mr.. Eskiidge,
equally strong as above
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Williams and BrOther.
GENRRAL GROCERs AND

GENhRAL = -
G o M MISSIO n MFR @ II Al TS,
CORNER CARY AND PEARL STREETs,
Richmond, Va.
u5-ORer the sale OF all kinds or Pro-
duee aud Manufactures Goods for them may be shipped
by the BAIT q Ohio Railroad to baltimore and consigned
Brandt J, agent for the Powhattan Steamboat
Col Charles Peudergsst aget Of the Baltic and Rich
nlonl line OF Packets, either or whom viii receive and
forward theulTyithoute charge. g.
RERRRRNCRS.
Jas r. Baker, 1sq. \ s-f
Aaron Kelly,
81 Brady -
AIorEanNetson, Wheeling.
Or. n n. Houston, idls- -
AEessrs. Sweeney deSon
lTessra. iIeWfste Geo. Cassan, n. (
i q. q selma ssl@pn !. Son Son, Baltimore;
Judge Jno. peterborough, Lexington Va.
jan1eI1md
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Thomas hughes


Do goN remember Tie OLd CorneT
NTo. 80 WATER STREET. Call there and see the
IN newly received and gorgeous stock OF overeoatings
see, admire, and leave your measured
5A pair Of PSiaIocaS made in the finest Style TO Or
DIR, at hours notice J!
Ovcreoats Coats Pants Vests and Hosiery In exten.
siye variety and or fhe finest material and maRe always
on hand, eyery garment made in the establishment
sonia I'll. HUGHES, Wheeling, Va.
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REAL RsTATR sauna
ValIIphiiIa5=iT 80 1T

A. norm fS.sShSt ~ ssla9Q Tor SaIe@S
A iSnS soT ~ sores q Improved nstaIs
69Ig and Waahlgton reads, 5sfitss ~ Of the W.
Fjs r, o. 55aSe Creek and mites rom N,
Ing onas on f the 6Sio 5l I5:, miles e essS
coal pIlsilesea will sen in lurt
AZ an PRICES aud reasonable terms 70 suit
le J. e. Az, 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-13

YTTm BOIIE, No. 16I Mai Strest, IpheelfRs, 70
wv is this day opening the fret lot Of his Fall aud Win
ter Ladies' Gents Boots and Shoes OF every de-
scrpton ali CT the bes quality and latest style Also
misses nd childrea's OF all classes with full as
sornent OF mems boys aud youths Kip boots and shoes
sample pair OF Ladies' Winter GaiteI boots can be seen
at the Fair Oh the Island.
n. BAH the above classes OF work arc warranted and
will be sold wholesale and retail. ,,,,
sep13 WM' HOLE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-13

CURE OF HEREDITARY SCROFULA. !

The following certificate is from eminent Lawyer OF
Kentucky, who Is known all of the States having for
number OF years represented his Stale in Congress:
1t pleasure state that DIR. Hamptons Tile
tuTe has affected most extraordinary OF slave
boy Albert The patient three years OF age and had
the scronla His latter Is scioluous. The boy WINS q
wing mass or sores from head foot The upper lids
the ,es swolen AMI turned inside out eN
hbns horrible matteng ulcers, and protuded over the
re balls so produce blindness. 1t Is strange yet
true this child-that felt resigned to die Tee
rom suering-has been restored TO health under the
treatment OF lJr Hampton. w. p. THOMASSON.
Louisville, March 20, 1851.
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NOTIGE.

INO4I OILs
R, the undersigned, committee orthe Board OF Trus-
w tees OF the town or South Wheeling, will receive
proposals until the 18th instant for grading and filling
following Streets
1st-FOr hng up Third street, in front Of the late R.
BaTlow's residence, to make 1t fifty feet wide; Che
TO be secured by embankmen, rough wall OF
stone, TO prevent any further damage by high water
And also for filling pond between Pine and Vine Streets
to make It level with the adjoining surface.
2d-Por grading 18th street, from Denny southwark $50
FEET at average OF two feet in depth and fifty feet wide,
the to be put said street at the south end OF said
cutting running south about four hundred feet and the
balance Tany to be put where the committee may direct
aa-For grading 9Th sreet from about 100 feet SOUTH
Vine ST. to its Junction with Denny street, and
westward Denny It's junction with Third street. at
an average OF 10 inches depths and the earth to be
used in filling up 9Th street. from the south end OF the cut
ting to the first alley below Walnut street. il
may reach. Either OF the committee will give any
Information to those wishing 10 contract for all any
part OF the above york
4h.-Ror making sewer on Buck street. from Sixth to
Water street. Specifications OF which will be given to
AUG. HANDLIN,
It 81 MICHAEL ROTH, SCommittee
sep1Otd SAMUEL HUMRS.
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sPHcIAL NOTICES.


PersinnsHnir Dye.
THIS Dye is warranted according TO directions
to change the hair any other color, to beautiful
PERFECT JET BLACK,
WITHOUT
Staining the Skin.
Price, 90 cents per bottle. For sale by KELLs d CALD
WELL, wholesale Agents, and by NyNI. r. MCKEE 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-13
GEgERAL DEnI, ITY FROM ONE OF TIE OLDEST MAG.
IsTRATEs IN BALTIMORE.

REt0eT
Nesyrs Mortimer & MowbTayi feel II a duty TO make
knn the benefits have derived from Dir. ampton's
Tncule For length OF tire have been subject tOgrea
pTostaon OF muscular power and great debility OF the
nervous SYSTEM accompanied with palpitation and nut
teriig the heart had such sudden attacks
castor could scarcely get home. la making mention Of
a FRIEND he reeTTed me 10 Joseph X. Staple
ton Esq., old and highly respectable citizen OF Bau
more, who had used the Tncture under similar ciTcum
called Mr.. StapetOn, and, ailer Oninter
view minutes, fully satisfied OF the medical
virtues ofIhe Tincture the evidence before of
falling state oil health, put hearty hale appearance,
with the activity OF youth. Immediately commenced
bottle, ny strength renewed, and can walk as brisk
and as active twenty years agu. This Tine
ture inc grand restorative OF tile digestive organs
which, when destroyed the whole system is in state of
suffering.
do it reality, what it is represented to be
by Dr. Aanlp'on' the inventor WIN. A. soHAEppRR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-13

Thiee spoonfnls Of brandy make one cocktail,
tIree cocinls one 30, three goes one spree, three
s.rees q II BIZ With The night police and one visit
IA m u alchhonse. Cut this out and paste it in
yoprhaL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-13

BEYOND DESCRIPTION AND ALToGETH-
Err EXCELLENT ~
TIME assortment aud stock Vestings Coths, Cass
meres Scarfs and other Notions necessary for gen
fIenans outfit Just received, and now offered TO the pun
lie nv THOS HUGHES,
eent3 Wheeling Va.
N. B-Hvinter Goods aud oyeTeoats IN extensive va,
rioty, and all at INCREDIBLY Low PRIcEs!l
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LEVI j. NoRTH's
IcoMBINATIoS5NNT' w EXHIBITION!
Hippodrome, Circus & ii nrenagerie

TN the arrangement of this great Exhibition. propr
i ctor asnot often the case attempted to hum
doe not advertise on ecpra1ios'
spent in GingsI bread Work TO catch the eye
and delue people into the idea that the
BXH;BIrIoS will be equal TO tie eHtraneous display The
public has ben 9S 9Ss q S n s o
in this instance avoiding IKE catch penny Clap
The Com fort or peas he fas OF lis patrons and invites
prcunr attention TO the substantial and bonade Enor.
tainment he presents for their approval
He docs not wish to Impose with Glare, Glitter and Tin
Elegant Refiaed ClSsac Instructive series OF per
Orances He points with pleasure to the following ar
10y '-'-'e' LEVI j. NORTH,
Rurnel Runnells, Fred Rivers NJ L. Archer Sig LabsI
J. Lpman, 4. Armstrong, Mons. Lamariine, G. w;
III: e Celebrated infant Troupe-Mase, we pupil o.
Levi J. North, the Juvenile EquestTian La Petite Nlcto
ria smallest Female Equestrian In te world Master
Jackson the beautiful Patomimest and Master Jennings
the wonderful contortionist
Among the most recherche Novelties OF the Exhibition
first in point OF attraction will be found the wonderful
EDBEARs.
w-wiI perform at wheeling ON Tuesdny md
"wednesday, sept. 2Oth mud 2 1st.
Afternoon performance on Wednesday. Doors open at
., performances commences at y O'Clock.
u1-wi also perform at steabenyille Thursday the
22d-Welsyille Friday the 2sdsnd at Beaver on Sat
urday the 9th.
The scenes oftc circle win be enIlyened by that unri
vailed sOnof Menus, BEN JENNINGS, the American
oiS Sl Admiration s5 cents. sePs
oFFIcE OF B. & o. r. P. Co.,
Wheeling. Sept. Z, 1859.
Persons desrous attending the Fair OF the Western
Virginia agricultural Society and Industrial Institute 10
be held at Wheeling the 1Ith 10Th and 18Th inst
obtain the Ticket Agents conductors the
the payment OF the regular fare from point on the
line of the road to Wheeling, certificate which will on
title holder TO elurn in the fee or charge, at any
time within ten days from the date Of the certificate
by order J. b. FORD,
sept7 Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-13

DELTn OF ADMRAL CocKBURN.-Among the
items of news brought by the last steomeriS no.
tee of the death OF Admiral Sir George Cockhurn,
of the Critish Navy. He died at bennington on
th. 18th of August, at the advanced age of eighty
two. Those who remember the la:e invasion of
this country by Great Britain, will not fail TO re-
collect the outrages-outTages which reflected the
deepest disgrace on tile British nation-committed
under the authority, and even IT. many cases I'M
der the personal supervision of the British naval
commander. He vas styled dunng the time he
remained in the waters Of Maryland and Virgin
ia, the ''Scou1ge of the Chesapeake" as it was
during this period that the Commodore burned the
houses and robbed the hon-roosts Of all who lived
near enough TO the shore 10 be visited by the ma
Tauding parties despatched by him. At Wash
ington, among other objectionable atrocities, he
mutilatetl a small monument erected TO the memo
~ ofthose gallant men who stOrmed TIipoli and
Algiers, and reduced to submission the pirates of
the Mediterranean feat from which British
commerce derived even more benefit than that OF
this country.
The account Of his death in the London Times
is accompanied by a detail of the services he had
rendered his country; and of the many favors he
had received from the Crown. He was evidently
a man of talent and of great naval pIowess, and
1t is with regret that we are compelled to notice
the smallresS of his acts in the Chesspeake-ac-
tons utterly at variance with II high-sovled gall
lantry claimed for the officers of the British Navy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-13

TIMOTHY SEED.
DU senf3 = JOHN X. MORROW
= x mol Corn Broonis, Just reed and fur sale by
20 sepf3 JOHN X. MORROW
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a MIRACLE OF FAT.-A yOurg man in sava1
nah, whom the physician calls miracle of ma
.ture,''l died last week Of npid accumulation of
fat he weighed, at the time Of his death, six
Il. hundred and 1orty-tbree pounds. He had been
gaining fat atihe nate of two pounds perday for
some weeks before hB death, weighing five hun
dred and si1ty.hve pounds when he commenced.
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CHOLERA
DIARRaEA,

CHOLERA
MoRBUS,
DIARRHEA,
DYSENTERY,
and oil other diseases OF the Stomach and bowels
cured by HAAlPToN'S VEGETABLES TINCTURE.-
as and preventative, i has been wonderfully sue
cessful 1t will be found inquiry, that those who
1t have exemption from those diseases incident TO
the Summer
large volume.
Call get Pamphlets gratis and the m7ny
1t has shown itself most powerfully curative OF
NERVOUS DISEASES 80
in their various forns giving life ard vigor restoring
the shattered constitutions THIS insng hope in place
OF dependency. BY its mild easant, and safe action
the stomach, liver, kidneys, lungs and the sys
emit cures DysPPsa, Lirsr Complaint Diseases ofhs
Urinary Organs Coughs, 1stT1aS Bronchial AfeetioHs
CoHsttPoR SeTof RfHg's EuiL Worms, RHeuaa.ism
GoNt, Nelalgia st. Pifus' Dance Fis FstlLG, Piles
with all dseas arising from impure blood.
n5'For sale by t. H. LOGAN d CO., Wheeling, Gener-
al Agents, W. II. MCKEE, 9th ward, and by Druggists
generally.
I5-SoId by MORTIMER & MowBRAY, 24O Balu-
street, BaltimoTej and 800 Broadway, New York
0-Prire, 81 per bottle. jY23-d@w.iy
For IBnlTimOre, WnshingI0n, PhilndeIPbia
nd awr- EnHlr