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The Burlington Telegraph oftrn utcrs snge al.
vce to It's readers. The following is worthy VI se
serious consideration, snd apecial application.
Reader we will tage Il for granted I! a.y'ums
poor, and have to work for living. Now. hnve
you ever made an estimate Of the amount of mou
ey you throw away fnoiishiy in the course Of a
year on things which you do not need and whirh
do you no sor, uflgcul i-Again, have you ever
thought Of the amohn, Of The a'hoont You sQuau
der spos Indulsences which no, orv do you no
good hut aclyalv do you serious injury Paas>
--rriect eolcHa'e- amend thy ways Dent
become miset bm cedsc 70 te your ean enemy
II you borrow the news paper from your neigh.
Dor return Il safely. Ills children may vsns'it ~
Issrn 10 read. H. you are Ear from schools, yos
Should taks your county Iapers II give you
all thenews you want While Il will learn your OF
springto read quicker than aschoolmaster cam
A couple dollars year is nothing. compared IL
the mcnilegood you and your family will derive
from weekly newspaper.
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GNIaG ruE WILLIAMS WARSlSC.-Jamcs Henry
Baldwin, George McCann, Alias Fiz.immons.
John Rainford, were found guilty, in the Rscor
ders Court yesterday, ofrob6ing David Sanborn
VI $500, and sentenced To ton yeafa in the State
Prison. II about dozen more Of the lawless
despsradocs, who arc burning our houses and
plundsring our citizens, could be sent down the
river" for q similar period we think our citizens
could sleep more safely ior some months to
come. Do your duty gentlemen Of the Jury, and
you will receive the gratitude Of all good citsens.
- Ch. Dem Press.
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Prrnc SPIRITED YourG--Ths other day
small boy came tearing round corner With his
rage iu,erins in the wind. his face smeared with
molassss ard u shinsle foursl.ing in his hand.
while he was shouting to another boy, Rbou. the
size Of a pepper boz, WHO stood near a quarter
of nile down the street "Oh. Bill, Bill git
rs msay boys ne ever you can. and as many shin
slcs as eaer you can. and come up the street.
round the corner as coon AS ever you can for
there's grea, big large ho-,it Of lssses busted
on the pave encnt-bssted all to smash"
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There has lately been found in Calltornis, ..
piece Of gold weighing ff,y.seven and halt oun.
c.' 1t is estimated to be worth si7 90 per oun
GO, being little over $1,000. Il was found BY
John Crowiher L Co 90 Chips Flats, A rich
rtIn, truly.
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Business Garos.
O. va "a GrMS

1"6e aHu WHBOh IHahU!aCIcfy,
u ia Y would inform his friends and cusio
- mrfs that he has removed 10 his new shop nj
the 'oulhwesI corner ofthe public square wLe,, hp
wh,coniinue the manufacturing oicaniages buygics
nha wagonsin the latest and most approved styles
beihg practical workman, he fiaiters himscifthai
ne cnn build ms good work can he produced in this
market. IIork madcto orderand warranted 10 giyr
notice. WV "
Cnah naid for sens snnrA lumbar 1c C..
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TIE SIGN or TIE BIG COFFEEPOT
WE undersigned have entered mlo pirur r,hlp
l for the purpose of mnnuIlctur, & I'm, shrrt-
iron anh copper ware, in all OF It's vSrious bran
ches. They have row on hand, aud Tor sale,
IN ware. aud during rhe ucxt month shu he in
receipt Of a larg' anl well assorted stock oi non
nails, glass, aud all other articles properly hcIou.
gng IN an cs alb shmrrt oi tins Kind They
would cordially invite their acQuainlnncrs al 4 all
Others to give them a call hopmgby slrict attrn.
ton and AN honerah!s and upright course of bust.
age, lAcKsoH X LocKw0op
GitESw JACKSON. lulZ3 WARD LtCKwuop
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Woolsey's City Bakery,
Change Of Lo atom
Cash System Continued,

I Tis worthy the cnfetul consideration of every
L hnly, thntltisbe'ter economy cheaper, and
mIre heI'tig tonse Wooscys bread cakes, and
home, tor the following reasons: They are made
by experienced wprkmrn, in y scientific manner,
raised, knraned, and baked at the proper ilmr
aniIn large qIlnu'lcs aud will be- delivered by the
bread wagon, on the Lire and let Lire Priacipir,
ronnge, .hope still to merit the appreciation Of the
.cIiiz'ns of Ottawa. Visitors from city or country
: will always inl nj Woo,sey's welcome Re
fcshnents always on hand lee cream rooms
for ladies' aud gentlemen open during the season,
on reasonable terms.
Orders left at the post Office on Woolscy's slate,
or al the store OF Mann e. Pierce will be promptly
attended to each day before tea.
N b. Woolseys bread, cakes, and crackers
will awaysbe found fresh at the store oi Mann 81
Pierce.
8.kery. No. Marquette st., near the railroad
depot Aprl 30
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Boot Ok Shoe Shop.

-ss ~ - 49, ~ StLOS - A&SPs
TlE IN lerslgned would call the ulienuor>of his
l lrends and the public to his removnl to the place
7loscby where The Barhef's Shop stood, on nadl
sonstreet, known as Joseph Halls correr, where
he wll cont. Ne ~ the retall ct Boots and Shoes
OF his own manufacture.
While lhauklul fer he liberal patronage he has
received Tot The past years IN Ottnwn, be viii en-.
deator merit continuance OF the same. lie IS
prepared 10 make c"ntlrmeu's fine boots, OF
French Gait, Patent Leather and Morocco. aud
everything IN his line, ON IA reasonable terms as
the >nmr qualify can be bought IN other places.
7-Rrpaifng done as usual
Ottawa, mry 81 DAN.. IEAuy.
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J G. GAY
FURNITURE |!



evcI offered ~ thus market aud
nj prices 10 defy competition. They Rave iucili-
ties tor manufacturing superior 10 any tls eide OF
Chicago aud are d"lcrnlted 10 put their price
Al tie IOred NGyk
In addition 10 whOlthrv manufacture themselves
they are receiving good assortment OF furniture
from the most fashionable housesin Chicago which
theyV II! sell at Chica go prices adding ,ran.pora.
ton. They would call Uarlicuiai attention to the
Tact that they are making then own
Bedstosds.
which enables them to furnish a cheaper and bet
ter article tLun CDu b. got elsewhere and they
viii nuke any size aud pattern thut may be called
lor,oran, clhcrnruce IA ille cal met OF upholstery
line, on short notice.
Furniture Delivered and scrip
m amy pur OF hr town, and Il It does no, give "a
ii 'nrIuu the money will tr refunded They al,o
keep on hand Sa,h and Glass oi all kinds Ih'y
hope by strict attention 10 business to receive Ii.
berais share Ciprlgouare
Undertaking.
They viii pny particular attention 70 this bust.
ness, C"iilus ot all sizes constantly on hand
Flsk's Metallic Burlalcases tuulthtd II Chl.ed ior
Persons leaving their order. wllt tlrm will he r..
Iicvcdtom further trOuhir 40 ih,y attend funerals
with hrar-r aud iulnishcnTlug,s IL wanted.
Nay22 1852 &c RUGG 4 WATSON.
Mem Furniture Ware Ho053 la door nOrfh of
HossS SmItfs Lar O6ee, In Saiir ST., Ouaua
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RASx OF ESGiI,yD EmR'.--The Bank OF Eng
land never issues the same note q second tine.
II receive. 10 lie ordinary courss @. business
alou. 600, 900 or q 100000 daily in notes /.
tlese are pat Up in parcels according to their do.
nomination. boxed up with the date Of thsir re-
ception and are KEEP, tenyesrs, at the expiration
Of which period they are taken out and ground
up in the mill and made again into paper. II, 10
the course Of ten years any dispute in business or
lawsuit should arise concerning tho payment OF
any nolc. the Bank can produce the Identical bill.
70 meet the demand f., notes 90 constantly uscd
Up, the Bank has Is own printers, its own eRsra-
yers NJ at work under the same roof; and it
makes the machinery by which the most of its
own wo,k i, done 4 complicated but beautiful
orc,a'ion is register extending from the printing
Offices 10 tho banking offices. which marks eveEy
sheet Of paper which is struck III from The press
SO TIA. the printers cannot pint single sheet OF
blank notes that is not recorded IN the bank. On
the same priuGiple Of exsc.ncss shaft is made to
pass from one apartment to auother. connecting
clock in sixteen business wings OF the estah
li.hmeEt, tpl regulating them T!,h such preci
sion that the whole OF them ate always poih,.ns
TO the samc second Of time
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p1lgER k INGALLS,, &c P. Freer G a
u lr;Als) 4HornsyS and Solicitors Chicago
lIlipni. Mar l5-tt.
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DOnIpStiCs.

TllEhest assortm-n nj OF summer cassmeres de.
: nm., drills, ticks striped shiriing, h,nvy cot
tons. bieachcd goods, crnsh russed, and Scotch
diaper. table linen. napkins. corded shirts, cur
tain muslin, &c, o, ,MsysN J, W. MILLS,
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<NLOvER L COOK. q o. Glover-E. C.
NJ Cook0 attorney, & Councillors at Lar
Ottawa Olhccin R.ddick's Block ras, SIDE oil
thr Public Square. june iof1-u,
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PnoGnrss or TIE SAsDxtcH ISLANDS On the
lst Of Jolly the corner stone OF the United States
Marine Hospital was laid at Honoulr, on Rim
con Point. The site oithe building is on COM
mandding cminspcc facing tbr harbor, anording
fTns view of the city |, will he brick ed
fee, ls2 feet long aud Sc feet wide, in the Gro
cau style Of architecture. and with all the mod
crn improvements. The contract for its erection
was ats east ofSsl35e0o, and Congress appro.
priated 100000 for the purpose, In HOnclu!s
library association, reading room. two engns
companies, hook and ladder complny, a caval
" company and an artillery eorts. have boon
oresrzed The lsit i, STYLED the first Hawsi-
in Gu,rA, compored oi f,rsigners and command!
ed by Capt. A j McDuaie. formerly of phila.
dslphia. u is described as being finely equipped
and we'll disciplined, and numbering sixty mon.
rank and file The foreign population Of Homo
lula amounts 81 Gro Of which ZOO are Ameri-
cans. II ali tie irlsn's Of tbe--eroup there are
said to Je Gbout 1000 Americans.
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Commissioners of Deeds, &c. for. New York
Connecticut, OHIO, New Jersey. Nchigan and
Wisconsin May ,, lSjs-tf
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p. SIHBNLLLELNSp, DAVID p JONES
EaANDv )NES, ,torRcys, SoiicifoTsdnd
II LIHi igsais, Ottawa, Illinois. Oihcc nthe
Corr House with thu clerk o the supreme court
Otpwt, sept. %, l7J2.
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MI EKTN FTNE'TW, VIIfO1 II INWITIa-
IN Geo ) Fishrr) Attorneys al Lan Lana
A Ageats, Ouaca, H.; Will pay particular ntien-
tiDu tbtn" p,ynrut oltiyes IN any pan oi Illinois,
plrcha, ng tni selling Real E,ta,e, Investigating
ii1ry Land Warrants, aud locating them on the
BIS, LIais for soldiers or others, securing pen
slun. aud an claims rgoin-t the Government -
OFFICE -.On the southwest corncr OF the rub
LIZ. Slrnrc
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY

rHKoPnILus l.. DtcKEY. W. ". I WALLACE
DlCkEY Il WALLACE,
Att0rRsySat Lac
q lice over Griggs' Drug store, north side OF IA"
Court House squire. Ottawa, Illinois. lFeb23
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'aa.lai The Prim q Az Psepnrtment ,Iati
Meade Collegiate Institute.

it2set1t' ,sati-- sWELLSBURGj VA. ,iris7T0tl IL
THE Fall session of this School will commence MON.
DAY the 18th OF SEPTEMBER, and will continue
endar MONTHS .-.i stra .'--E h,ft b me SO 5.
No pupil will be received time than session,
unless by special agreement-and when entered
deduction will be made for absence during tho session.
cept in ofprotracted sckness-nor will any pupil be
permitted to withdraw. This rule IS positive. -.
TERMS:
Day pupils,-Primary English Department. $1,000
Classical and Ma matical 1900
Board and Tuition per session OF five months. 43 90
Ono hnfinvariaby In ADVANCE the remainder the mid.
die OF the session. 2 177f2 'l's' -
a discount OF 70 cent win be made the bills
Ministers ofthe GOSPEL. s1 T9'ie ar z IT. 2
~For further information see catalogue, published by
Board OF Trustees. 80 l517sie. .a5.''
Byorder of the Board, ,'..
.yEL grl SAM'L u. ToMPKINS, Rector
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Removal

THE oRF1CE OF THE VIRGINIA, wuyy1,xc
per VI ills ANOr HcxU
AS been removed from The old oe,,.,
house, ana Bs kerr 2, c s%ssTsy Ss
the steamboat landing where sampIeS a. 10
b9 21 net boards and Wrapping paper cs1 RPt,
IA walteti IN any quantity, either in .ssS
orders addressed to US will receive prnrI,, ..,.
u'maS e ti--E-I L. LAMBnIN, BOStssttt iSSest9l
---L.-. CGaZ. Cop 3nl -1A&Ce
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To Country Merchants.

MR. S. KNOX having withdrawn from the firm. Of
WI McClnlen Knox Co, the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester D. knox, Cbroher of s.
s. Knox long and favoraby known tho trading public
assuming the style OF McClallens and Knox
They would respectfully inform their old customers Cwhu
have long and literally sustained the)
in Boots and Shoes that their Fall Stock will be arrv
ing from the 10th to the last OF September.
Having been selected with the greatest and bought
for cash. they atter themselves thatin their
Boots and Shoes they hold out inducements i'll quality
and prices superior TO any offered in the markell I'd
Country Merchants their way east they would be pleas
ed to exhibit their Stock and them eaessy
challenging comparison with the markets oEBaltimore
Philalelphia. 1sen31 McCI,AL LIENS e KNOX
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4 A l 81, sW Al M S
CELEBRATED PAN.ACEA
~. -,I-,.1Il .sI5s FoR TltE CNNE OF l-tF'77-' :"
INCIPIEVT CONSTITUTION

.INCIPIELNT CONSTIPATION
lscRoRuLA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE SWELLING,
& RnEuMAyisM, DISEASES OF TIN: LIVER AND SKIN,
ANpANL DISEASES ARisISoFRoM IMPURITIES
M. . OF THE BLOOD, d ERFkcTs MERCURY.
= years celebrated in This country Europe for lis
e SSSs q ae
had gIais3 sseonpanyns the Pansees Some Of which
up Rh1
scroiuls and We're dee med incursbe by Physicians
a s. ne
most celebrated physicians and other eminent persons
. ", Gibson. II. p, Prof, Surgery. Pa. University
VsePsns Mott y D. Pref q ,spg n
NJ p Pg q Pa
Jose Kourenco de Luz, Prof Surgery, Lisbon.
G. w Ewing late m3is,ef to SPAIN rf n'0n
Sir Thomas Pearson, MAJOR General British Army.
Ana slse y Pan.
sF IN
being an innocent PREPARATION 1t may be given to the
The reta price has been reduced to $3.50 per bottle
1SESs q thPss sEs5 9E
swaims g in round bottles fuited longitude
nall viii tas f4ISgg lsttsEs Slog5 p TIE
and having the ofJ1s. SWAIN stamped ON the seal;
ing written the label covering the cork, and
geometrie lathe work comprising nine dlasrent dies,
have for the exclusive use pro-
Of Philadelphia the Gentle is portrait OF the
late VIM sAHTs so s sIias ss TERa1FueE
.d va u, Family being highly REM
as the
yer and Ague. bleeding Piles, Sick Headache, de- de-
ss t The be had
y f,rePsTed only at sRAIM,si' EXPLORATORY. THE
and sold by all the respectable Druggists in the United
3. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Persons wishing n NH fine
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80, -, 2. a Gard. *
i'll WILLIAM aAAaTT T1E1,.ILEE wis s. DElApLn,
snip; LOT the purpose o! transaction W. .OTr,
R~s IS9Hs and Forwarding and Geae,s ~ GrO
APLaiS ms olty under The rm SS
conducted at No: 12 M0nroe Sire, BQsihesI S1S
"tteeLy ana Commission Busin IS al M u las %A
rss ,gfIe and seaSonable stocks Of Dry CO.. Main
dating terms, to which they earnestly iSii ne Ga ar
ofcLosE BUYERS. iltlte lie sttt,SA
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing under the name
and firm of Pollock& Donon, dissolved the 1st
Inst, Mr.. James Maxwell having purchased interest
OF EPhraim Pollock The business of the house will be
settled and continued by thu new firm, Messrs. Donon &
Maxwell, for whom the retiring partner socits the Colt
nuance Of The liberal patronage heretofore
the Old firm EPHRAIM POLLOCK,
np27 John DONLON.
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GREATCURRFoR DYSPEPSIA


TSHOu5S, IHUIN d1I- " GU,
TTAVE now in store, their complete stock OF spring
IL dry goods, TO which they daily invite the aten
OF purchasers In their assortment win be found
variety goods and trimmings together with
stock domestic and staple goods; OF the best
aim to In such store would suit the trade generally
and Atter themselves that varsity beauty
eeapness their goods not exceed by the city.
They do not deem it essential to enumerate articles,
only small portion OF the stoc could be thus noticed at
BEST and besdes they believe that those who wish hand
some and durable goods the least possible money will
No 30 Main ST. Centre Wheeling, get them
they will mos: certainly never go away disappointed
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REMOVAL.

d d. BAYHA have removed ia tA.;r .
~ 5eoCs brick buildings 13I Mari a asN M ,-
manufacture and keep on hand "'IeeI SheTe nv
TIN AND SHEET IRON w.pp
AND Keep for sale Japan Ware and BopeSns5 p
HARDWARE. hsO the latest styles Of CooLSaI sELal
which they will sell Wholesale and
market prices. Their old customers ana t7e Er't
any are invited to call and examine thsir Nj Pm
description OF artieesin their urs rtoap,Y ~ S'Y
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I'm QUART HOTnELES.
For Purifying the BLOOD, and for the Cure of

Rtettm, Fe1eT Sores, ErtsiPetas, PinPes, BiLes Ar
Sariai Diseases, catateOas Er1tptions, Lfrer Dom.
Plaint. Bronchitis, Consumption, Female
Complaints, Loss of APretite,
General Debility, dc.
In preparation have all the restorative properties
OF the root concentrated in their UTMOST strength
cacy but while Root forms important part
CT its combination, 1t is, at the time, compounded
with other vegetable remedies great power. 1t is in
the peculiar combination and scientific OF its prep
aration TINT in the diseases
depends, 1t acts simultaneously upon the stomach, tho
circulation and the 5oeels, thus processes which
ordinarily the result OF three different kinds of ed
cine carried at the time, through
mentality OF his remedial AGENT which gently stimu-
ates while 1t disnfecs and expels from the stomach and
bowels all that irritating and at the time restores
their ygor and tone. Its merit is that meets
ratizes the active principle of disease ITSELF when
that is gone the symptoms necessarily disappear;
have onyto point to the Testimony multi
tudeswho have experienced its effects convince In
credulity itself OF its real value iE.!.E IL
The Proprietos submit 10 the public the following
tifcae from highly respectable source. ofa made
by using their preparation ofSarsaparilla: sIHi o
''--s3 's'ss!4 CHAruAM, Mass July %, $780,
Msrs. A. b. & d. SANDS: -t+ 20
Gentlemen-So truly VARIABLE do consider your sar-
sapa lila, that feel 1t TO be duty the
fit of Others the cure effected on myself Previous 10
tonss, and attacked with violent pain tho
and matter
For siXweeks the disease continued in the head,
sss
to arise. Many physicians attended me, and the most
skul onUltced me past In short tongue cannot
express my srferings and in this condition
your Sarsapara, purchased six bottles, and
all other remedies did not expect to take ali bought,
SO debtated had my system become. Contrary TO all
was aBe 10 attend to my domestic dSties and soon
could walk out thing once thought would be npossi
BILE. Mygrattude cannot express feeling satisfied
nothing else could have relieved ofte misery
fering then endured scheerfully recommend Sands
Sarsaparila to a. have done. E. n i8.-3
| = ~ f'. Respectfully yours -
| - 80 -ssso .i,;1 rsziIF ESQ REBECGA Mayo
Knowing the above statement be strictly correct anil
being neighbors to Mrs. Mayo cheerfLly testify
to the .-. ar Il b.rr nan
-. Warren Rodgers, E.. Mrs. Priscilla l. DO deg
John Hnlet, Mrs. Rebecca Smith,
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! ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE.

s.5-s 30 zff.a ~ ,.4G New YORK. Jan. 8, 1851
acknowledging you the benefit received
the OF your Sarsaparila, subject OF pulmo.
nary disease, made voyage Europe, but while there
continual to be afflicted; lew weeks amer my return.
from the debility and great prostraon OF strength that
followed, with the nrotracted difficulty ofrespiraton
en ely relieved by the use of your Sarsapara which
consider most important ard truly valuable discovery
in the healing art. feel that have not fourteen years
enjoyed SO good health at piesent. s.f5l-
K Gratefully yours, = 80 -ri T.
S. 4. SAYMORE.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, by a. D. S D.
SANDS Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton St. corner of
William, New York. Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout tile United States Canadas Price 81 nor
bottle; six bottles for So. For sale by P -
J. II. CRUMBACKER,
No. TO Main ST., Wheeling.
L. Wilcox of Pittsburgh Seaton q Sharpe OF Maysvc,
Shackleiord 81 Crichton Portsmouth,; and 4. b. Hnllaa
Cincinnati. marlO-3m
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Llyrn rlLls.

No the system liable disease than the
LIVER, 1t serving ilterer to purify the blood, or
giving the secretion 10 the bile that any wrong
action OF the LAYER effects the other important paris Tile
system, and results saiously in Liver Complaint, Jau
dice, Dyspepsia ETC. We should therefore, watch every
These PINS being composed OF Roots and Plants furnished
which alments the secIoiion from tho Pulmonarv mues
promotes the charge OF sccretcd
2d Alteratve, which changes in inexpcable and
nscnsibc the certain bid action tho
3D. atomic which gives 1oneand Iengh to the
STEM renewing health and vigor all OF body.
4ih, Cahartic which acts IL perfect harmony with
other ingredients, and operating the owes expel
ling the whole of corrupt and Initiated matter, and
purifying The blood, which destroys disease and restores
healtn.F lsF. II 100
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Cincinnati Wholesale Pape
Warehouse.

ITTE offer for sale a well selected stock of PAPER
w CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK BINDERS'
LEATHER, and every description OF PAPER-MAKERSI
MATERIALS.
West Paper business complete in all its parts have
formed permanent connections with the best
this country and receive supplies directly from
them. The prices and terms now offer favora.
BILE the goods can be for in the Eastern
cities. - .la --A AMI
We the exclusive agency the superior WRIT
ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER & SMITH,
OWEN & HURLBUT, and the CAREW COMPANY, be.
ing the highest grades of Writing Papers made in this
Our stock embraces every description of Paper used in
the West We have but Uniform price to ALL Orders
mail will be filed at the prices If bought
person. Samples will be sent by mail free OF cost
aug2i. BUTLERcS BROTHER,
Wholesale Paper Dealers,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-31
= ' TP1Ht o 5Is sp WORM SYRUP.
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This Is the most difficult worm TO destroy OF all that
infest the human system, 1t to almost indefinite
length becoming coiled and fastened estines
Yias Dance Fits, etc that those afflicted seldom
suspect that 1t is Tape Worm that Is Fastening them
to ane1ry grave In order destroy this Woi very
energetic treatment must be pursued itwoud therefore be
proper to take or my Liver Pills, remove
all distractions, that the Worm Syrup may act direct
upon the Worm, which must be takon doses of two
bic spoons three times GSy These directions followed
have never been known TO fail in curing the most obs
nate case of Tame Worm