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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-24
Pntronizc u oar Own MANN.
ueturcs.

Wheeling Silk Factory.
MEXICAN SILK, manufactured into superior and sub.
IA stantil articles OF the various fabrics in
GlLLS SILK FACTORY; Main Street. Centre Wheel
Ing The curious in such matters invited TO call and
the process of manufacturing and those wishing
chase Silks wholesale rcta be supplied
able terms at Gil's Store adjoining the Factory, ~
lor's, and o. W. Heiskils, Wheeling Va. and James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 49, Main
Street, Cincinnati, o.
Our Fabrics are werEened all pure Silk and have taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS and gold and silver Medals
at the American Institute, New York, Franklin Institute
Philadelphia and Ohio State Fair. We constantly
manufacturing and stock is large and seasonabe
comprising varietcsvclvets satis, vcstngs
silks, frnges, cravats, handkerchic OF white black
paid figured and printed, all the yIcs
best tyned silk, twilled and plain Aso Shirts drawers
and half hose for gentlemen.
Please call and patronize this important branch Amer.
can manufacture. Orders for variety oIsks prompt
ly executed.
Merchantablc Cocoons and RecIed Silk bought.
JOHN w. GIL.
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CINCINNATI.
Apollo Building. N. w. cor. 5th & Walnut,
CINC HNATI, Ono. r.. -


Incorporated, 1S1S
HE attention OF the public is respectfully called the
superior facilities ao ded at this Insttutio qua
ying lndi viduas in Thorough practical manner for IN
counting room and business pursuits.
practical course OF Instruction in the art or Keen
ing scientifically Double Entry Books in tho different de-
hending the forms in among most
enls engaged individually partnership in business
merchandise at Wholesale ortng md EXPORT
ing on their own account commission joint specu-
aiG, @ lnclIEE spcSuaons in stocks real estate, &c,
WIN bank Insurance, railroad and books OF
Joint stock and chartered associations generally
Comnercia calculations embrace every variety
putaohs pertaining 10 business operations, being taught
according to the most approved methods-Inerest Dis
count, Equations, arbitration o: Exchanges DC.
Mercdnte CoTrspondence-Such int roduc-
ed on this subject calculated 10 impress business
habits and genuine business style upon
the mind OF the student well famiIiarizc him with
commercial cchncalitesand phraseoogy, including pro
JoLnna INVOICES, Account sales, bills OF exchange, &c.
rsctcat hour is devoted in teaching
with thorough command hand pen, accuracy and
with ease and rnpidy and perfect legbiity with
Commercial Law and Political Economy.-Daily Lee
lures are given or these important TOPICS
commerce and practical workings of trade, the
subject OF Partnership principal and agent negotiable
81 wealth. currency foreign and domestic exchanges cred
1t, proiit, interest, inter national tIade, &c
weeks. " ~ S ~ H
Instruction being given ndi viduuy applicants can enter
at any time. F.Tl. ',s''
knowledge of the ordinary English branches is
requisite preparatory qualifications.
inc business acquaintance of the Principal bcs him
10 render s>tance TO those wishing procure situations
on graduating. g.
Good board be obtained in the city So to
per week. bro w.
Diplomas under seal awarded the graduates
lhhS3IFor partial course, books, ationcry SC, in
sive $1,000. JOHN GUNDRY
1amS,03-1yd Principal.
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TODD g. DEVOL,
AT THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND,

II I III1 W HI1IIL hINO WV . I INV,
Sign Of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End of
Market Square,
A RE now opening unusually large stock of Fall and
IA Winter Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps. selected with
great and at the best workshops
oil and New England, expressly for Whole
others who may favor with cali, you goods
which we guarantee equal in quality work
mansh to those manufactured in this any part
United States. TODD d DFVOI,
Wll1cing Sep 24. 1852. ...-E ~"
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

E.O GOODMAN & co.
WHOLESALE
Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink.
nLEAcrIs" POWDERS, FELrISo. "Lorn, &c.
Pearl Street, Cincinnati, o.
A eSsf Pln N P
Printing Paper, ali sizes. Eng. SAmer. Tissue Paper
cOld, @ MedumS p'hle. Med i BI9iti!s
Envelope. Druggist 70 #
Manila, genuine .iiai'''" GIazeG % and Gilt :.
Hardware Paper Cloth
Match Box :. Roofing Paper, prepared and
Shoe :. :. Wrapping Psrer, all sizes
Dry Goods :" Tobacco
Envelopes 'fEStE GSH&Ds' asiSrsrt'""' &c, &c,
perlor9teI binders, Ronnet Press and straw Eoards.
Also, Agent for lighbody's SUPERIOR PRIHTING Ink,
Cards, and Card Bonrd..
Extra PEARL FAcxp CARDS
EXTRA PEorLE's ''
PgtSTERs .. " ...r.
PORCELAIN 'i
. SArIx sunrAcKD cAnp Bo.Rn~.
PRrNrEns,.
....r SNrIs ESAMELEp
PEARL SuRrAcEp CoLoRED CARD BOARDS
The above Cards and Gard Boards,
pIessy ourselves and ofa most beautiful
finish; they do not reel in working and are afforded
ke and as low they be purchased in the East.
U5 Dealers aud in Paper Cards. are res
received direct from manufacturers, which enables
sell as ow not lower than other house in West
Aug2l.tE -.aau g., 0.s.
MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE
of Cincinnnti-Scssion of 1S52,53.
j ton vii commence on the FIRST MONDAY Or
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1852, and continue four months,
Rev; c: ELLIOTT. i: D., President of the board
Hon. c. u. COFFIN.
Es@' f @ = 5sd 5oSS SSsg5S ,5ai SSfSqxsE; S;Rx
e. NJ GREGORY. ESQ.
GEO. 81 O. MENnENHAII, NJ. D. "s.a
Tho Faculty is composed Of the following gentemen
r. D. MussEy, NJ. D.. Professor of Descriptive and Orcr
Jonx Davis, IT. D. Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy
Jonx F. WHITE, NJ. D.. Professor of Theory and Prac
GEo NENpExmALL, NJ ID. Professor OF Obstetrics and
joins A. MuRPnY, NJ. u Professor of Materia Medca,
| Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence.
c. G. CoME0Ys NJ. d., Professor OF Institutes fMed
cine. -a... lL s.r -.
PRELtMIsARY COURSE of Lectures upon Important
specalities in Medicine and Surgery will be given during
The DIssEcT1NG ROOMS, under the supervision o.
the Adjunct Professor ofAnaomy, win be opened
\ 1st OF October. ltaIug
Fee s5
'' p. JUDKINs, M.D
| IT, M ~. III Dean OF tho Faculty.
ag'a' Sole Leather.
lI00 SIDES of Hemock tanned sole leather, the best
OO that has ever been brought to the Wheeling mar
nug31 ,BERGER & HOFFMAN. 10. Mainst
eaf WALLPAPER. -.
snS'Srbsr n has on hand 5 soHd sqpg q aP
''. JOHN FISHER,
yang2stf ~ r. aeii" i.'1 No. 49, Main St
- Cow Feed, ~. ~ p
| A SUPPLY OF Bran Short, &c Just received by
| n augs1 5ttTHoBURN. f91 Market Square
- RIBBONS, RIBB ONS. &C.,
Of Gibbons which the here
OF other nice things, cheap for cash-eall at
/ ser22s. ser22s. h.i,ls5 st nj J0HNsIoNS 1862 Main St
Il 9 BBLs Lard OH Just received by I9eil :
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MONDAY MORNING,
CITY BUSINESS. -T
COPPER, TIN, 81 SHEET IRON WARE
EfE Mannfa ctorv L ,.F

Mandatory.
=. THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
@ bestowed upon him, the subscriber would Iespectfl
~ y inform his friends and the public generally that h
to manufacture the above named articles
all their variety ofwhch he has always hand good as
sortment for wholesale and retail very prcest
He also keeps on hand, cooking The most ap.
proved patterns for coal and wood
Job work will continue to receive his particular attention,
ana be executed with promtess and in style that will
please the most fastidfous. ..rs. r, Fl
aug2i E.VARNEY. no. 5. Main st.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
~ DIR. S. p. HULLIHEN, Office No 49,
A@5S Fourth street, near the Presbyterian church,
upSTSDA Manufactures Teeth expressly for each par.
b .r11!I1ticular Full sets of Teeth or any
parts of scts, made with artificial Gums. The Gum is
made IN one continuous solid piecethe cost is the
for teeth with without gums. 00l'..0
Full sets teeth made SO S15O Sea-; small
scus from 81 to SO per tooth. 1yr:d.
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TRANSPORTATION.

- = - - IN
81 z1s,-.sH cleveland & weIlsvilIe E.,sf@s
...... RAIL ROAD.
TO CLEVELAND, TOLEDO, SANDUSKY DETROIT
ChlCAG0. MILWAUKEE. BUFFALO, DUN
,r,,,,, KIRK. NEW YORK AED BOSTON, %.
WE new and light draugh passenger steamer JUSTICE
\ htRDoCk, Master will leave every morning (Sundays
Geeed at 5oclock connecting at Wellsville with tic
iSess tram OF the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad;
r connecting with the Steamboat and Railroad for
hoisuo Sahdlsky Detroit, Chicago Milwaukee Buffalo ami
D'hlkifk For tickets apply to .
s. G. BAKER Agents C.. P. r. II. Co..
aus-I Office No. II. Water ST.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL ROAD CO.,
IN Connection WITH
"A mer1can transportation. Co.
.... ....l AND
NEW YORK AND TONAWANDA LINE
TO AND Iron NEW YORK AND BUFFALO WITH
...-. OUT TRANSPARENT.
INSURED.
Nj a.; Al: CALEB M q GO. New York, Propris,ors
NILES ~ WHEELER, Buffalo. FFop'letoIs.
n NJ Caleb & Co, lo9, Broad stleet, New York
E1lrain JOY, do do
James Nied, do do N...
w. W Dennis, 13 Broad street Boston, ...
Niles and Wheeler Bnfao.
j. X Wheeler d Co., Tonawanda
John Carlisc, Cleveland
~. L. WInSOw,
G. u. Rhodes, Agent Cleveland and Pittsburgh R. r. Co.
T. n: Bond, Cleveland General AZ gent for Ohio
This Line has daily Line of Propelers Lake. ami
contracted shipped by this Company will be delivered
TO Rall Road free of all Cleveland charges.
MARK PACKAGES, "a. T. CO..
The undersigned duly authorized Agents
and receipt property to and FROM N to
wheeling Aus2T-tnov1. S. c. BAKER d CO.
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Dyeing to 1ive!!
...s.... FIRTH s. DAY
Seuenth ST., three doors from DR.. Tappan's,
STEUBENVILLE, OHIO.
Would INFORM the citizens of Wheeling vicinity that
they have commenced the Coloring Busin every
branch. Silks, Cottons and Wooens, warranted stand
coiors. Ladies' apparel Genemen's Coats Pants Vests
&c.
Fancy CoIors
otevery shade got up equal to Ribbons, Shaws.
and everything in the coloring cleaned pressed AMI
done on the shortest notice, and easy terms.
UB Arrangements have been made with steamer iV,.
to receive and deliver articles and packages
daily. rE.s- -
JAS. E. FIRTH
septic, JOSEPH DAY.
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YHAR ADvERTISEAESTS-1 square, with the
nriyiege :I9nges, per anntunI,. 1000
Ore square, per quarter chansesble at pleasure 5oO
exceeding lines, ..:......-- o,uU
FoR LoSG ADVERTISEMENTS, liberal discounts VIII ne
made the above rates
Religious notices and advertisements for Charitable
tusi,ntins and Fire Companies, inserted gratuitosIy
TTMarTiages and Deaths inserted gratuitously.
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NOTICE.
w. D. MOTTE,
Mo 176, Market street,
TIA commenced receiving mn York, Philadelphia
L i and Baltimore, his first stock OF T..4
Ftta u" NEW FALL DRY GOODS,
To which he will daily be receiving additions until the
sortment is complete.
Without rating all the articles just say
his customers and every body else wishing buy that IN
the stock may be found goods of the -lfsf..E-E g
a. q NEWEST FABRICS, AND DESIGNS,
Staple and keeping articles the best makes an
quality which he oersor at prices be
beat in thecity. tHt s- ft' .s,H' sept4
Dupont's Powder. --TI-1TTET
HE subscriber has the Agency for the above Powder
Il and has full supply OF all qualities ON hand.
aug21. -, GEO. WILSON
Jnyne's Medicines. f----r.
L HAVE the Agency for Dr. Jayne's Medicines. and wi
u furnish Druggists and others on liberal terms.
g21 5s5 ~ HaiHl3i GEO. WILSON.
Mourning Dress Goods.
SUP1NS & Theim & Malands Bombazines, Alpaca Bonn
- bazines, silk Warp Mouslin De LANES, Silk Warp
Thbet Cloths, Black French Merinoes and Cashnneres
ioct26 - 8 W HEiSKELL& Co.
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JOHN L. NEW BY,

Alderman 4th Ward; and Attorney ut Inv,
WILL attend TO the taking OF dispositions, writing OF
Deeds Contracts Leases, &c Persons desirous
vices in taking DepOsons will please to have the notices.
30 as to take them at his Office He will be found in his
office mostly during the day; from A. NJ. until P.
OFEICE-Lower end OF Main street. adjoining the Bati
more and Ohio Kali Road Station. aug26,
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j. H. PENDLEToN, EDITORS.
OLIVER T. TAYLOR,

OFFICE-No. 81, Water Street, between Mc:!oe
aud Quincy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-25
DYER'S
HEALING: EMBROCATfON

FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE
Since The f, 1t in,rplbc,ion of this truly valuable
aud Incompatible preparation il has been con-
stan'ly increasing in popularity, and has never
tailed Ia give perfect satisfaction. Ii is n per-
fect "PAIN DESTROYER,"a and un invalua-
bic remedy for RHEU MATTSM, CUTS
WOUNDS, PAIN IN THE SIDE, BACK
AND LIMBS, LUMBAGO, SORE THROAT,
BUPNS, SCALDS, SWELLiNGS, AGUE,
CRAMP, sc. sc.
For cuts and Wounds il is superior to any 9th
er preparation. 1t viii afford immediate relief
in ScahIs or Burns, and for pains or weakness IT,
in any part Of the system it viii in a very shorS
tnne give rclIcf.
For Iu,erm,l Use il is the most valuable rene.
dy for Cramp or Spa smodic Affections, Pain or
Soreness IN the Side, Throat, Chest, or Stom-
ack, or for amy Internal Weakness, caused by
fall or strain.
The Healing Embrocaiion has been long be-
fore ,he public and used with the greatest sue
cess in all parts Of the country. We do not hes
itate to pronounce it superior to any other prepa
ration tor similar purposes, and ii II does not
possess all the virtues ascrbed TO il, or give pei
feet satisfaction in every case, we are wiling al
any time to refund the money.
lJ-Be sure and get the genuine article, with
the name " Dyer's Healing Embrocation I"
stamped upon the bottle. For sale by Druggist,
generally throughout the Union. All orders
must be addressed To
AUGUSTUS II. FIELD,
(Su"cessor To Charles Dyer, Jr.,)
Sole PROPRIEToR ASD MASUFAcruRER,
No. 81 Westminster Street,
Providence, X. ].
For sale in Newport Wy HAZARD & CAS-
WELL aud X. J. TAYLOR. j3i sm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-25
I)ttO,

A. Baltimore, Avg. Oh, Catherine ". dlngh.
ter ofihe Hon. Louis Mclean, in the 2hh yer
Of her age.
10 this city, on Wednesday, Henry H., son ,f
William Stevens, 3 aged abput 3 mnuths.
Ia i;alun,re, Aug, 9Th. Caibirine McL1ne
Yes, another brigut aud hyrl, soul ha- passed
from before ~, showing ~ that that great reaper
death cuts dnWa the young as vel as the old.
Thus has pa sed irom our sight one oi earth -
brightest, iovellrst gems, aud although there he
many whose grief may know no huunds, Ell \, We
hope that their loss may have been her gam, and
that ia hrr {, ing moments she may have ion d
that lnsoLlticn which only our confidence m
Saviour can afford US. and that bright AM hippN
visions OF The iulu,e may have been presented Ia
her view "where the wicked cease from troubling
and the weary are at rest " FRIESD.
IL Fiverion, lIIh inst. Madorn, daughter Of
Mr. David Wilcox, aged wceks
Ia Providence, on Saturday, 2Oth inst, Mr.
Samuel Angell in the 6ist year 81 his age. lie
graduated al Brown University in the class Of
1871.
In Edgariown, Mass Mrs. Jane Sanders,
(''olored) aged 100 year, and 3monrhs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-25
Mdrrte1.

To Providence, 18th inst, Mr.. William IA.
Smith ant Abby T.. C"pron, both Of Il.
ln Rehoboth, Mass, I7ih inst, by the Rev.
Mr.. Grosvenor, r Bosworth, Of Tennessee, ard
Miss n. NJ. Bowen, Of X.
IL Bristo' Rev Daniel w. Faun;e, Of Somer-
vile. Mss. and Miss Mary Parkhurst Perry, Of
the former place.
H. Dartmouth, 10th in 1. Mr.. Pceg &. Will
cor, Of Tivertpn, and Miss Elizabeth e. CaYro,
Of the former place.
H. New York, at the Western Hotel, 10th inst
by the Rev. Mr.. Camp, Mr.. Nm. a. Batcman
and Miss Sarah p. Weaver. youngest daughter
Of WIN g. Weaver, Esq., OF East Greenwich.
IL Providence, on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
Mr. Brown, Mr.. Dexter n. X. knight aud Miss
Diana Y. Williams. all =.
In Bristol. on the 18th inst, Rev. ID. w
Fsunoe. of Som~rville, Mass and Miss Mary
Perry, oi X.
in'thi'ci,y, on Sunday evening L,s. by Rev.
Henry Jackson, Mr.. William r.. Briggs and Miss
Martha NJ, daughter of Mr. 1'homas Gladding.
Also Mr.. Amos B. son ~ Mr.. Philip sherman,
ard MI" Helen T.. wsrdpsI, ell OF this city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-25
ing.

SINGULAR CASE. The Exeter News
Letter states that a gentleman residing
IN that town owns a COW which he dares
not send out to pasture or into the street.
such ls her malicious disposition aud
perfect hatred Of the human species, ,and
especially of women aud children. The
owner o. the COW has also n cat upon
his premises, and although the gentlest
treatment and all the Establishments OF
the dairy have been proffered it, no per-
son has been able to lay hands upon i,
or even TO lure it into the house.
Strange as il may seem, these two
wild animals have the best understand.
ing between themselves, and appear to
be perfectly happy IN each others com.
pany. While lew persons dare approach
the head Of the COW, the cat sleeps in
her manger, or upon the cows back,
eating with the COW from one pail, and
receiving the kndest treatment, from
her.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-25

UTIt 10 fact known th,t when we
have warm season III this country the
reverse il experienced in Europe.
While it has been so hot and rultry
here for the last lew weeks, in Europe
il has been cold and inclemen,. The
circumstance is accounted for in this
way that the zone OF innnmerabIc as
,eroijs in their revolution are now in
such pot;ion between the earth and
sun as TO shut of the solar rays, from
the Eastern Hemisphere and to leave
them 10 strike without obstruction upon
the Western. To these same Asteroids
are Inscribed those phenomena Of clark
days" which. AT several dfiercn, periods
have as,onished the people OF the earth.
~. y. Con-, ier.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-25

TnE MsMo7Y OF THE DEAD is an
exquisite and beautiful Thug IN our
nature, hat when the hear, il toucEeI
and soflened by some tranquil happiness
or ahcctionatc feeling, the memory Of
The dead comes over il most powerfully
and rresls,lbly. II would seem almost
~ though our better thoughts and
sympathics were charms in virtue of
which the soul is enabled TO hold some
vague and mysterious intercourse with
the spirits OF those whom we loved in
lfe. Aas how often aud how long
may those patient angels hover around
us, watching ior the spell which is SO
seldom uttered and 30 soon forgotten.--
Dnkehs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-25

A gentleman from iCinclnnai, the
other day, crossed over to ono OF the
Kentucky towns and seeing lady take
passage for Ohio, was fascinated, and
c)ncluled to 90 back. The lady had in
her hand daguerreotype and the young
CincInnatian had the audaci,y to ask to
look AT il, that he might Judge OF its ar
iisic beauty. The likeness was hand.
ed him, and in a moment his assurance
had 80 grown with his enthusiasm, that
he begged to keep The counterfeit pre-.
sentiment. The lady told him that the
picture went only with the bright origi
nal, and he then plead for both and was
accepted. The happy pair lel, the
boat IN mpany.
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hERAlD OF THE TIME S
THURSDAY Aug. 25th 1853.

Ut Capt. Gideon Almy. his sons
George and Henry, Joseph d. FIeebOrn
and Mr.. West, went over 10 the Dump
D." Monday morning, on fishing
excursion; after remaining there awhile,
they started Tor Kettlc-ooiiom rock
they arrived there, and commenced
fishing, when Mr.. Freeborn suggcs ted
q Capt. Almy that they were too near
the rock Capt Almy replied that he
thought not. Immediately the boat be.
gan to drag her anchor, and went tow
ard the rock, when sea capslzed her
on her side, and the next sea turned her
completely over and her masl came out
Ono Of the boys swan toward the shore,
and was picked upIn an exhausted
condition. Captain Almy hung on To
10 the keel OF the boat, and endeavored
10 sustain his son MIR. Freeborn also
hong on 10 the mast, and Mr.. West
buoyed himse' { up by piece Of board
All were saved by Mr. John Williams,
except Capt Almy, who wis drowned.
He was a very worthy man, and has
left widow and four children his age
was abou, AZ. His body hal not been
recovered, al a late hour last evenin!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-25

ALL Gosr BUT ONr - We copied "A
statement IRON the Cincinnati Gazette a
few days ago that seven young men Of
that city, twenty-one years ago agreed
TO have an annual meeting and supper
so long as any OF their number should
survive, and also stated ha, only 1--WE
ol them were then living. Henry l..
Tatem ESQ, one Of the two. died on
Thursday last, leaving Or. j. Waiter as
the last man Of the whole party The
next annual supper takes place in Octo-
ber, and the Gazette remarks: allow
awful that las, supper wien the sole
survivor enters the room. and sees
there the seven plates and the seven
chairs, each OF which tells him what
shadows we are, what shadow. re pur
sue
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-25
PROFESSOR ALEX. c. BARRy's TRICopH

PROFESSOR ALEX. G. BARRY's TRICoPH
EROUS, or Medicaled Compt md, for identifying,
curling, preserving, restoring aud Strengthening the
hair, relieving diseases Of the skini curing rheumatic
pains aud healing external wounds. Bounded 10y no
phica lines, the reputation of Barrys ucoph.
erous pefyades the Union The sales VI the article
of late years have increased In ratio that almost
ceeds belief Professor Barry, after careful exam
thation Of his sales book, finds Tint the number Of
bottles delivered to order IN quantities Of from half
gross upwards. during the year 1859, was within
n trlne Of $4,000.
II II unnecessary to present ut length the evidence
OF the wonderful properties of The tiicophtrous when
the public have furnished such nm endorsement as
this. The cheapness OF the article, and the explains
lions given Of It's chemical action upon the hrr the
scalp and in all cases Of superficial irritation, hrst
recommended n to the attention OF the people. This
was all that The inventor desired. Every bottle
advertised itself The effects Oi the fluid exceeded
expectation. n acted like charm. The ladies
would not be without IL. Country dealers In every
section Of the United States found they must have
II and thus was butt up wholesale trade 10 sn ex
tent hitherto unheard of regards articles of tbs
kind The highest point has not yet been reached,
AID II y believed the sales this year will be million
and n hall ofbotl'-.
Depot aud minuiaotory No. 1877 Broadway, New
yok. Retail price twenty-five cents large bottle.
Liberal discount To- purchasers by the quantity
sold by all the principal merchants and druggists
throughout the Uniled States and Csnada, Mexico,
West indies Grea, Hritsin, France, &C.
mas II. J. TAYLOR, Agent Tor Newport
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-25
TRUTH MIST, AND WILL PREVAIL.

II IN truth, that the Mustang Eminent has
pcrlormed more cures Of confirmed chronic and in
fammatory rheumatism, Than any remedy ever be-
fore used for those painful affections. 1t is truth,
that remedy ever before tried, hns been sue
cesslul in healing old sores, or ulcers In curing
scnld head, cancers eryspelas, tctter ringworm,
OF ANY unnatural excressence, enlargement eruption
swelling or inflammation ofsny description as the
Mu'tang Linimsnt II truth that 1t is sn effec-
tual and certain remedy for the piles, 20 matter Of
how long standing and 1t is truth that every body
are using II, and all pronounce u good.