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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-19
one Sumner r9ight.

One sumner fN1ght.t5{ -
one summer night stood with tbes,
Beneatha full, ulIcouded moon.
My young heart tEen was wild with glee, I'd y 81
'fs7-'- And basket in pleasure IS golden noon,
My dark hair lelIin wavy showers 5gF
Upon my neck and Ger my brow,
An gsmmed with pearls and wreat6ed with flowers
Their fragrance seems around me now.
A rOsebud from my bosomlell s4 s,ss5
as thus beneath the moon we stood; +''s a.
You raised It'll remember lrelI- p
And kissed the poor unconscious bud. 70
But not unconscious was the heart,
% Forever thine-foTever true, RI
81 Andin that hour the wish would start,
That had been a rose bud too,
h L longed to save it nee rromb blight, ~, 90
lOnged 10 keep that careless kiss '-F'
And oh wished that summer night.
With Lifts brightness andits bllSS,
Could last fOTeVer-'twas no crime,
When uiIthe moments fled so fast.
That should wish to letter time,
And live them Overas they passed
But thou Iidst break the spell too soon /,
That made n.y early youth so hrght--5 q - - =
found thee colder than the moon,
Whose beauty seemed t9 haunt that night q.
7r' Were half awakened by its ray,
And startled birds, within their bowers,
Sang sweetiy, dreaming OF the tlay.
or warmth and sunlight-toolish doveI
To MARBLE meath a moonlit sky, d En- p 90
As was my heart to dream OF iorej (
Beneath the proud glance of thine eye
That looked upOuIt but to wake i'.F -f"'7li t
Loves sweetest music, wild ana Tree,
To leave-an eCho-and forSake ,-t
That heart while yet 1t thrilled for thee. t-.gas
Loug years have passed, and now once more
81 lstanG where on that night we stood PLY
Again the summer moonbeanls pour s'..,i' t-''.'
Upon my brow their silvery floodi F
The SANCTION yOn calm sky they come, -l
No Change THAR mellow light can tell,
Since first upon the Sp0tlesS bloom
OF Eden flowers they softly fell
Yon moon has never lost one ray
Since first size lit the earth and sea,
And have never tuT ned away
One single Thought OF love from thee,
Since on that summer night we met, SLAP .s.
But nOw-the nlOonbeans seem to glide
Around me with sad regret,
As if they missed thee from my side.
The night wind, as it sweeps alOngj
fancy has a different tone,
And the low burden of its song
.H- Runs ever thus-''alOneI OIolle!'' r'- nv.
How changed the sky-the earth--the flowers
Since that too we'll remembered time,
When hope Sprang up to meet the hours
And pleasure drowned the midnight chine.
CANTON PLACE, la. ROSA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-19

rrrhe editor,of the New York Mirror has been
saiuing a new kind of sewing machine, which
b take five hundred stitches in minute, and
bose work is warranted not to MP. A company
been formed for the manufacture of the new
aclne MIR, Ames, of Springfield, is president
ias company, and a. III. c, Smith, of N. York,
" DIsSideut.
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Gold Medal.

TIHB hne 7octave Louis XIV Chickering Piano. exhtb-
j tied 1.-THE Weetcrn Virginia Fair, on the 18th, 18th
and 10th September by Jas Meor to the Penn.
syvana State Fair at Pittsburgh September 2h 2sh,
2h and S0th and was awarded the first prize, Ga God
Meda over all competitors including the ine SNOWY Pi,
aTo with pearl keys ETC. e!c This is nothn mora than
Justice and credit to the committee Pianos wen
as the maker OF the Instrument.
Fsf tR- A copy of TIE Glp1Td as Tecetued:
To Jonas Chickeng Boston, Mass, exhibited by John
H. Mellor, agent for Western Pennsylyenia;
Frame and repeating action, OF superior tone and york.
nlaMahiP So p ..,., ,o..,,,oo, -.
in style OF Louis with Patent Iron Frame, for
beauty and design superior tone and Workmanship
Gold Medal. Ast5t z
This award is sent from the Committee on Pianos,
OF the Pennsylvania state Fair. 49, ,,,,,,S;,F
oST ,IGazette eopy.3 4 q r IL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-19

1.-THE sexton's report of the city of Natchez.
"7 July 10Th to September 18th, shows a total
Timber of deaths amounting to 27S-ofIwhich
'@e reported, yellow fever cases 239, other dis
a'=s 28, not reported 81. There wee 10 deaths
S1''ted for the week ending Sept. 26. .sr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-19

1.-THE Norfolk Beacon says; ave saw great
'anosity on Saturday, in the shape ola hollow.
cape vine, as large round as = mans body. 1t
F'ae from Accomac county, E. Shore, Va. We
's told that a large quantity Of honey was taken
'oR 1T the wild bees having made a hive Oft TOT
Some time" si,'1 .,Ig s Z *;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-19

rWm. Rugg, Waterman on the steamer Saint
hill, was shot by woman on a recent trip oil
ii. bear rom Keokuk to st. Louis. A maunam
lliler and his wife were deck passengers on
t.5oa Rugg took unwarrantable liberties with
Y. Miller. AMI after she and hef husband had re-
z, Rugg contained to disturb her. She fred a
COL and killed him.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ocToDER -Beeves-Extra 81; good for retail
ing sta9; medium quality 8as4; inferior 7a74.-
500. 4 EaElgJJss So
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QrtrE an excitement was up yesterday after
;0l caused by rumored resistance, &C., 10 a
hi officer by some of the employees on the
8.2ielL Railroad, short distance from town.
h. officer was resisted in his efforts during the
,..a day 10 execute an attachment for debt
h. "Feucibles'' went out in the evening and
ss.git in three Irishmen and the property which
b =Sied on. The men were placed in custody
Ne SERGEANT. to undergo an examination.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-19

TGen. Winfield Scott, now resiling in New
York City, has received notice, like all other cit
liens, to appear on parade ground and train as
one of the militia of the State, OF pay IS cents.
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- Of about six inches took placein theriver
' ,,y Aswe have had no rain, the riyer-men
eS:'. .Ss 7ise W caused by the late heavy togs;
~, :; - mr. opinion that it was produced by the
fN~ al by our Wing brethren up III PenpsylTa-
= 49, their late disastrous defeat! Mercy!
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PHILADELPHIA sToCK MARKET.

.ocroBrR 1s-Beef Cattle-2,2OO head in mar
ket, of which 300 were driven to New York; SELL
ing at7,5O to 800. Cows 500 to 1900. Hogs
800.
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Hats! Hats!! Hats!!!

OF THE LATEST FALL FASHION.
WI Fare now manufacturing Hats OF the latest fall -
w styles, and prepared to supply ur patrons M
and the public with Hats that cannot be surpassed i
endurance beauty OF finish and aTtiSc cuTland although
all our Hats are or the first their Glass; they will be fur.
nshed prices those OneriOr Eastern con.
vct manufacture. Also, large rtmcnt OF all the diff
Hats Also. large assortment OF Ffends' Hats
different grades, with fine OF
mems and youths Cloth Glazed, and Silk Plush Caps OF
the latest styles Those DESTROYS obtaining good arti
Gle in our line Of either Hat Cap will assuTey consult
both taste and economy by hasing the splendid
Hat Cap Store, No, 23 doors north of W. T. Sci.
bys Dry Goods House, westsde Nam street.
'seDi2 ss.tts5 s-...sa... BIS ". w, UNISON
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FThe duel lately in contemplation between
!. ~ Rogers, the Wing candi,late Tor Governor
q mississippi, and Judge Gholsun. has been pre-
tented by the interventenlion of friends, and the
a1caity between the parties satisfactorily adjust
I'll. ifa fit sifs5
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GREAT-CURE OF RHEUMATISM BY HANIPToN,S
~ -Aa-i VEIJETA BILE TINCTURE, -'r
CHESTER DISTRICT, S. G.
TanuDry I'd 1872


Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray-Gentlemen: For the
last fly years have beena severe sufferer from Rheun
atism, TILL seeing your recommendation of "HamptOs
Vegetable TnCtue,' purchased bottle, and the frat
dose has uch relieved that consider it but JUS
lice give to the suffering world the result of the apPCa
ton. ~
Mine Acute Rheumatism in the back--so bad that
confined to bed for the last six months. The first
bottle like charm; restored strength
my poor afflicted back, and well and feel
young when was sixteen. / am now seventy four
years of age.
considsr your Tncure the greatest discovery of the
met to Dr. Hampton, who has saved thousands from pain
And you gcntleHen have acted the part public benec.
tors in disseminating the benefits which have resulted
from your invaluable remedy
ANA plain cotton planter and have never written for
literary James but when my fellow beings are afflicted,
nation valuable my fellow man? So If you consider
this worthy place any ofyour newspapers, you
Iatliberty to make use oft. Yours, truly.
| ALVAH KENDALL
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

ocroBEE 1s.-Flour- of 70, 900 IBIS. deliv.
cradle at Madison at $50; holders asking $50.
market stagnant Whisky 23c. Nothing done in
provisions. Groceries quiet.
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MEDICINAI WONDER

OF the nineteenth century. It's asthe first scientific man
In the world would have admitted, that miracle OF edi
cine heretofore supposed TO have no existence,
STlMULANT THAT ENTAILS NO REA CTION
Its force never expended, the case with opium al
cohotc preparations and all other eXCitans Tie effect of
these brief and It may well be said O who takes them
THE last state OF thatMan is worse than the frs But
the Elixir is eXhiIerant without single drawbacsaIe
In ITS operation perpetual in its happy influence upon the
nerves. the mind, and the entire Organization; viii also
remove Impressions, excitement, a tendency to blush
seeplessness, dislike OF society, ncapacy for study or
business ff - ~. 800 -
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

PrrTsuuRGm,. Oct. 18th.-River 2 feet inches
falling. Weather clear and warm.
ClNcINNATi.--River risen inch. Weather very
pleasant.
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Pm oxAL.-In the escape of John Mitchell aud
''an Martin ilOm Australia is confined, andithsy
lave 50 written 10 their friends in this country
.as'e Mitchell has a mother, two sisters and
BOTHER, all of them most estirnable people. 81
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[Gazette copy.l
Read this!!

HTTM. BOLIs, at No. tsI Mai street Rassltns, va.
IVY is this day opening the first lot Of his a and WIN
serptiOn; all Of the best quality and latest
misses nd chfldts1's or all cassess with tu as
eortnent OF rens boys youth boots and shoes
pair Of Ladies' Winter Cater boots can be seen
attBe Fair on the Island. 49,
Particular attention ought TO be paid to that sample
II! bah the above classes or work arc and
will be sold Wholesale and retail. =,
/ hebf3 - - Is =st5s 3. ltb1.An04I-
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ForSrreight or passage apply on board or 70
Cct5il S. c. BAKER d Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-19

=, FOLLOWING, from the Pittsburgh Daily
-. u;Il show with what evident satisfaction
.I, p;,,burgh Press contemplate the beneficial
= ~, n tbeir city, growing out of the union of
es wheeling and Louisville and Cincinnati and
-.nrsb lines of steamers. As 10 the .'childish
- o. ,nss and petty iealousies," although itdoes
.. ~, u.s. vet we think it comes with a very bad
~, indeed, from Journal published in the City
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-19

rnox LIyE.-We announce with great pleas.
That That an union has been consummated between
.Pmsburgh and Cincinnati, and Wheeling and
,s,;syiIs line OF sts amers. We have no doubt
,li, result will be found of vast advantage to
commercial men of the West. There are boats
,,,,b belonging to the two companies, 10 make
lI;'y line ft0n this place to St. Louis. The line
Il he, by great odds, the finest in the world
,-5er can boast of boats of the same inish-or
rs experienced and gentlemanly officers. 1t
II I'VE new impetus to business, in all its
srches, in TIE cities on the Ohio between this
ri St. Louis, and result of pleasing anticipa-
ia 10 Us, the extension OF our social as well as
!..alsss relations. We trust that the new union
.a.,m5oat interests, will prevent in future, the
5,rl:!erized some cities on the La Belle river.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-19

GrMr. A. H. Mum, formerly one of the pub
fishers of the Dayton Empire, and long a resident
of Dayton, died in that CITY, on Saturday last. .
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0M S5oGH 3S3SisIs o. T o nopAcco

. ONE. THOUSAND BOXES OF TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen different brands of 5's and S's, Pound
Jumps, rom 16 to Do CENTS Including p GTavey, H. F.
Gravely Hollands; fine F. Beehive Thornton, Thomas
Johns, etc etc. Also supply oil catee boxes OF Hunters
Jones and Hudson's Spottsman's, Thorn's, Ewpe and
others Also the Old Dadem OF vi. GINA Twists Mary
Be Cherry Ripe; the California Gold Bar, etc. etc.
AS areeXcustvey engaged in the tobacco trade, hay
ing three extensive houses in Virginia. and this being the
only regular Tobacco establishment west OF the Atlantic
Cities and having laid in stock previous to the adj
vance, feel confident that offer such induce
mes other better, and but few fany
equal, either east west. We therefore ask the
chants OF Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia to give call
We also keep constantly hands heavy and general
stock OF superior Imported SegaTs. Also American SPsu
ish, Half Spanish and common Segars. Scotch Snuh,
bludders; also int h. packs Matches, pas of various
kinds Pipe Stems aud Tobacco Knives. Don't fail TO cali
and see for yourselves. LOGAN, CARR & Co. " ~
aug2S 81 Main street
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FALL AND WINTER FASHION
Hafs and Cam

Nos. I46 nnd us. n2uTu II. TYhreIInE, Vn.
"a S. AVERY has on hand and is receiving one -
vi of the largest stocks OF HATS and CAPS that
~ has ever been opened in this city. His stock .
having been selected by HIMSELF with great he is able
to offer Inducements to merchants and Others far surpass
ing former years. he is prepared sell Hats and Caps
oW as they can be bought Philadelphia BALTIMORE
Our stock comprises every description OF Hats ami Caps
now in SeP12 S. AVERY
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mar of fire last evening originated in the
o. A nf a Composition Roof Mandatory, be-
s'Ds n Msssrs. Austin u Varney, IN Water
Eps Centre Wheeling. The loss is but small.
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1.-THE age is alive with elasticity. AnIndiai
aoDeF omnibus has Just been invented, which,
Wien tul, will hold three more la;ieg, a market
s'bet pet poodle, and baby. - Nm ,s.s
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Chickering's Piano Fortes=

S11SS'4lAloIIlIB EIanO FOrtes.
~ THE subscribed being appointed agent N
The sale ofChickerng's Pian,o, FoTfes 10;
W y n ii Western Virginia, Keeps constantly on ham
good stock OF those celebrated ins It'll
ents which areacknowledged by the most eminent mo-
OF music to be the best in this any other con
These Instruments offered at Boston prices adj
Jung Gatiagei wthR general stock Of musical merchandise
ana ~ H3Tiety Goods, wholesale and retail.
w Old Pianos taken in exchange PianoS In LET Mn
sic taught at No. % Union street y ~ a"
maid TAS METHOD
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VIVID. T. Maada

H0oL3lnder & Blank book RInnufnc,1rer
NO. NO. 243 Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
WSUtD respectfully inform their friends and The pub
nc 20 general, that they have bought the estnbilsh
sely kowH as James M EwDg's BooRbnde IN am
5i15 and are now prepared to Rule an,
70 oteet blank books Of every descriptions music
manner not 10 Be- surnss
anu T1 ey any estG sllineht in the country
Constantly on hand an assortment orblanl bools
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uThese stqpzqs of our corresponds Ross, r
SO full OF The beauty, The freshness, and the glory
Of true poetry, are from the Lexington Observer
louisville Journal. s. 4 + 4srrr
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Tobacco Tobaooo!! ToDacoo!!l

NTE would most respectfully call the attention OF Mer
w chants and GrOcers 10 our very large and general
stock of Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff etc., and such other ar
cles as legtl maIely belong to regular
sF Wholesale Tobacco House.
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SundrieS. sf
x EOXES Oranges and LenlonSi
u 9 baskets pure Salad 0Ii
so cans SaTdhes OF all sizes;
10 bags Nuts, assortedj f
Is 2 trails Dates;
Us i caak superior white wine Vinegar;
so lbs. Bird PepPeri = 80 ~ - -.-.1
$50 bags Dairy Salt, two sizesi
tree Stagg9Shays sugar cured hams and dried beef
10 superior beef Tonsuesj 4.
4 boxes superior Pine Apple Cheese;
s0OIbs Western Reserve a sdst
2boxes MaccaToni -s9f-
Is half bbIs. Davis @ Sons crackers, ~ ~
300 lbs. Dat Meal CfTesh);
Just received and for sale by SD. WOODROW,
auso4 256 Main st and s " shington Han
OK GRO very superior fdatches, Just received and for
9O sale by S. D. WoO0RQW e55 Main Ct. II
je25 No. 6s&Rlshinston Hall
isl FLANNELS
M would can particular attention to our extensive
w stock Of Fianneis compsiug the hest yarietiesi
such % al the grades Of WEIGH EaEes Ballard Vac doi
RTmine do; GauZe do; Shaker do. Domestic Flannelss
very heavy and warranted not to shrn Jn OPENED 81
sepI9 - y 7aisE ll41PiF HEISRELL q Co.
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MACKERRL, HERRING, AND COD FISH. lla'
THE subscribers constantly receiving supplies ofte
above Articles from the East; which, together with other
kinds OF fish, Ofcr ed at the lowest market prices
Orders respectfully solicited. EnTe satisfaction garRn
tied as to quality. CURTIS q BRADLEY, ~
iyii .9a 5F.s ..a,fsH IA South at Baltimore.
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DR., Gordon Harris.

A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
q 1FtlCE-baltimoTe Lock lRhrmary, No. 81 south Gay
street. opposite the Exchange buildings, Baltimore
practical experience of 90 years enables Dr. H.
70 insure sound and speedy in certain class OF bis
eases which have too long been yielded by regular phys-
clans 10 The hands OF QuaGkcry He may be consulted CON
hden!ialIy, either i'll person or by letter.
rs Persons at distance cured at homo by addressing
letter to Dr. Harris, Baltimore, Md All communication
code entail remedies sent by mesl any part OTte u s.
See advertisement fourth page apr4-fy
Foreign Exchange, Foreign Exchange.
DERSONS wishing to remit money to England, Ireland
i or Scotland, in amounts 'FRONT.' upwards can find /,
safe, quick and cheap medium through 5.s
$500 = EDWARDS, SANFORD eco.
N. PlGMAN, Agent,
ne13tr. RCluTe House.
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161 Broadway, New YORK.
KeIls q Caldwell, w bOesale AssPtste
NhesIing Also sold BY Pattsrson& Co.'S T.sHg 5osal
q Col and wheat q Chaplin 5oi lla4s1Qltsd
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CURE OF COUGH, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.
Cure OF the venerable Dr. Duna's son, the city of
Baltimore, well known, and whose testimony adds
to the triumph of 'Hampton's Vegetable Tincture"
~ ~ Oh BALTIHoRE, Feb 8, 1852.
Messrs. Mortimer q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; 1t is with
real pleasure that able to attest to the general healing
and curative powers OF DR.. HamptOus Vegetable Tine
tuTe. Sometime dnling last November was taken with
worry and serious cough. advised to take Cod
Liver OIL and did soj but getting BETTER was induced
to try your TmctuTe got one bottle, and before had
used all my cough left Permit me also to state that,
the last fifteen years. have suffered very much from
Acute rheumatism and Vertigo; combining me, times
my bed. fully convinced that owe my present
good health TO the OF the TnCtuTe, and kind PTov
dence.
You are my friends at liberty this you may
think proper and believe mo, yours, very respectfully
G. DUNAN.
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III R.-Iean be seen al any tin1e at lho May0F,s.9If
c11RE OF HEREniTARY scRnFuLL

:
The following certificate is from an eminent Lawyer of
Kentucky, who is known all of the States having for
number OF years represented his state in Congress;
II affords pleasure to state that DR., HamptOns Tine
ture has affected most extraordinary OF my slave
boy Albert The patient three years ofage, and had
the scrOlula His father is scTOluous. The boy
moving mass from head TO foot The upper lids
ofthe eyes were much swollen and turned inside out,
hbing horrible matterng ulcers and prOtuded the
eye balls as produce blindness. lis strange, yet
true this child-that resigned die relief
from sufeTing-hus been restored 10 health under the
treatment of Dr. Hampton vs. p. THOMASSON.
Louisville, March 70, 1851.
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CHOLERA
MoRBUSs
900 - DIARRHEA.

CHOLERA .-fsY--
MORBUS5 54-l4a
s1i DIARRHEA,
DYSENTERY,
and all other diseases of the Stomach and bowels,
cured by HAMPToN,S VEGETABLE TlNCTuRE.-
AS and preventative, it has been wonderfully
cessfu 1t will be found Inquiry, that those who
it have exemption from those diseases incident to
To publish ALI the testimony in its favor, would
large volume
Can and get Pamphlets gratis, and the many cures.
1t has shown itself most powerfully curative OF
5a 3 NERVOUS DISEASES q arIT
in their Varions fotns giving life and ygo restoring
the shattered ttuon and thus nusing Hope In place
dependency By its mild pleasant and safe action on
the stomach liver, kidneys lungs, and the nervous sys
tenn it cures DyspsiG Liver Complaint Diseases Of The
Urinary Organs, Coughs Asthma, Bronchial A6eetioHs,
Consumption, Seroda. Ring's Evil TEor7s Rherlgtt1,
o VcstTaLgiG st. Yitlts' Dance, Fitg, Ftstl1 Pes,
with all diseas arising from impure blood.
U57For sale by T. H. LOGAN d CO., Wheeling, Gener.
al Agents, VIM R. MCKEE 9th ward, and by Druggists
generally. zee - - =.
.Uc55SoId by MORTIMER & MoWBRAY, $40 Balti.
more street. BaltimoTei and SO4 Broadway, New York
U5RPTiCe, s 4 per bottle 1ySS-d9W-ly
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for the curative powers
in all the diseases for
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Complaints; or these
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Failing OF tile Womb;
Flour Albus, or Whites,
Chronic Inflammation
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Painful Suppression, and
Irregular MenstruRtion,
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how severe or OF how
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