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We expressed great confidence. some days since, that
the Official returns from The elections in Alsbams would
exhibit splendid democratic triumph. Those returns
have no, reached but the information received il
sufficient TO safety beyond peradvenure. that our
predictions fully realized The democracy have
elected democratic governor, six of The seven mem
bers Of Congress, and majority in both branches
Of the legislature We have doubt that the Alabama
delegation in the Congress will be composed OF the
fallnwinR pe nflamen
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EMlepATiox TO AusrRALiA.-The tide OF emigration,
we see by last English files continues to set IN
strongly towards Australia As some substantial evil
dence, other fact. il may be mentioned that there are
no fewer than rs vessels at the Liverpool docks alone
entered for loading for Melbourne for Adelaide, for
Sydney and Melbourne, for Sydney only, and for
Por, Philip. Total Al vessels Aggregate tonnage about
40 os2 Ffegh's have advanced from E3 to E5 per
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FORTUNE MADE nv MTsyoRTeNE.-Mr Quigley,
OF Bowling Green. Kentucky, ia said. bought large
quantity OF tobacco last winter, expecting to ship to
the southern market before the OF low water and
high freights Unjortunstis the Ohio fell before be
could &c, his tobacco Of Green river the consequences
Of which is il has advanced IN value on his hands TO The
amount OF $40 900
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hesss Shaw, Rnfbn, Asbe, and Craigs all occupied
the ground OF opposition to division OF the public
lands their proceeds and they planted themselves
also the position OF President Pierce in relation to
the extension Of American institutions Messrs Lewis
and Boyd Of the fourth and sixth districts, occupied the
same grounds The su OF the election may be Justly
regarded triumph Of the administration Of General
Pierce
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TUESDAY moRNING, AUG osT -. 1855.


Among the distinguished gentlemen now. OF very re-
Gently, in our city are General Qumsn OF MISSISSIPPI
Governor Reid of North Carolina. Hon Truman Smith
of Connecticut, and Hon Thomas H. BayIy OF Virginia
We learn that Gen. Bayy is on his way 10 the Whie
SnInhur Snriasa
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Hon. J. M. Daniel. OF Virginia.

This distinguished gentleman, whose recent appoint
ment as charge daaes OF the United ois'es near Inc
government OF Sardinia has already been noticed IN our
columns, leaves city for New YORK this mofninK'
an route 10 Turin, and with view 10 the Immediate as
sumption of the duties OF his mission. MI Daniel taxes
MASSAGE in The Arctic from New York on Saturday next
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KENTUCKY We find in the Frankfort Yeoman OF the
18th inst official returns from all The counties
posing the congressional district OF Hon. Richard H.
Stanton. We subioin the same:
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The Raleigh Standard OF the 18th instant says;
We think may safely assume that the representa-
lion in the next Congress from this State will be az
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The steamer Allegheny.

The Norfolk Herald OF Saturday last says 1--WE learn
from pretty safe authority that the steamer Allegheny
now fitting out this place. is 10 take M. Walker out 10
China there being other vessel at the service of the
government a, this time which be awaited Of SO read
lily. Although the Alleghany's boilers similar TO
those Of the Princeton, st il is expected her light daugh
OF will enable her 10 get along more cxpediiioasly
The Secretary of The Navy it is SAID. will direct board
OF competent engineers 10 inspect her on her trial trip
for which il is expected she will be ready in about three
weeks. Steam put on her few days ago as. she
lay at the wharf, and her machinery is said 10 have
worked admirably II she succeeds she is to be placed
at Mr.. Walkers disposal. The Princeton is clearly mo
co." and the Saranac will no, be repaired short of two
months All the first, class steamers abroad and out
Of the question"
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Testimonial to Hon. Dir. Marcoleta from the
Government or Nicaragua.

Government OF Nicaragua.
The following letter. addressed 10 this distinguished
gentleman blythe Minister Of Foreign Affairs OF the gov
eminent Of Nicaragua. has been furnished 10 for pub
caon and take pleasure in giving it place in
columns H#
GoyEEsMENr HOUSE,, Managus, June 80 1853.
SIR have tie honor Of nding TO your exceiency
printed copy Of the decree No 1885, issued by tho Congress
the State. granting cxcellency fifteen csbaeria
Of land apperlainng TO the State
This present, although very Insignificant, is merely
mark of the Of Nicaragua towards its worthy min
ser and also Of gratitude for the i'm portant services
rendered by your excrlency the country which feels
proud to all you one of its distinguished cons.
His sxcsency tho General Director Supreme OF tho
public hopes you will accept of this small token proof
OF the and Of the affection Of the Nicasguan -ople
The undersigned, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, avsls
himself OF this opportunity to offer your excellency the
sentiments OF his highest consideration.
MATEo NAYoRGA.
To his exceency Senior T. De MAsooLETA,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotsntiary
OF Nicaragus, Al Washington.
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NATIONAL magastne for August-Tbs richest number
yet src.ent monthly For sale by the
sssnu. GRAY BALLANTyNE,
jSyn s'Ysaa Ass,.<
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A NEW Assortment Of staple Goods just received
II 10 pieces plain blsek silks
I.upin g bombazines
black alpacas from u 81 IS
loo do plaid cambrics, hne NJ I2k
plain and striped Swiss muslns
do white cambrcs and jaeonet cambricz
do white dotted Swiss muslins
Irish linens
10 do 1874 linen sheeIngs
Is do table damask
80 do bifdeyc diapers
loo do Russia diapers
so dozen ueDcnmbrc handkerchief, hne al IN cents
rs do do do do On cents
A full ~ OF hosiery
1900 yards Manchester ginshsms
1880 do English do
1900 do Merrimsc calico
5000 do good calico, al 81 cent?
80 pieces fanu.is-wbits, red and green
80 do cassinets, assorted coors
25 do do
Black cloths and vestinrs
large lot OF blcschod and brown ootons
Aug 7-2aw3wf HAIL RROTHER.
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| The seventh district represented in the last Con-
gress by the Hon. Alexander White, and the second by
the Hon James Abercrombe, both anti Scott whigs.
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Navy Agency,
Norfolk, August 9, 1881
SEALED proposals. endorsed for Cosv invited
and will be received at this office until II O'Clock Mon
X 81 August 1852 for furnishing delivering
yard Gospo vrKna lump
qud be Of the best quality and subject
established q yard.
The delivery be made after the
posal ~ prscucab'e
GEORGE LoYALL,
Aug 9-aawr22Aug Navy Agent.
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NAVAL The United States ship Cyane. Coamasd.r
ollns al days from Pensacola. with SIS recruits tot hs
United States ship Pennsylvania, arrived ia Hamptcn
Roads yesterday morning. spoke August ID. 1859. Cd
Havana, ship Star Republic. from Galveston 70 New
York, IL days out. st
The following ma list OF her officers;
Commander, George N. Hollins.
Lieu,ensps, T. r. Green, X. Forrest, J. D. Read. C
NJ Fsuntleroy.
Purser, G. G. Upbam. ttas-f
Z Surgeon, w. A. w. SIoiswood.
!. Assisan, surgeon, George H. Peck tsfsss
Master, William II. Parker
Passed midshipmen. N. H. vanxandt, Jos A. Sea~iI;
Mdshipmen. Cary Cartsr, William z. FitxAus,.
Captains clerk. J. 8. Hollins. ~ ~. W *
Pnrser's clerk. G. M. Gilberson
B,a,s~ain, +. Hewlett. ,s..,,. ....a.s
Gunner, A. Lllistop.
Carpenter, Il. Will,ams. ~ tes
Ssilmater, ID. G. Baylor
We understand tina, orders here directing Ne Cyas
to proceed at orce to Portsmouth. Mes Hampshire.
Ns,fH Nsvs, Aug 10.
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NOR spacious story brick house. having
attic, Of New yosk and Ninth
street
Tss complete order and offers
desirable residence Rent
800 per -.
side Of street, between and streets
Anal
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GREAT BARGAINS had In Dry ooeds.-As the
goods sell then on prices much
lower than they Be- hsd The sries ssmprns In part
large stock Of siiks Of al kinds
large stock Of figured and plain bereScs
large stock Of French lawn.
large stock Of English and American lawns
A large stock OF berrse de lanes
A large stock Of craps snd other shawh
Assgse stock on pain and figured swi.. muslin.
large stock Of plaid and striped capbries
AIarge stock Of carpets and mstings
large stock Of hosiery
Iarfe ssock Of domesics OF eli kinds
gives great pleasure acknowledge .ncers thanks 70
forward and paid their
Tnc.s .no have not | @ a1a, an,
bat ,oss who ~csa ysaron the Isl o. 'uv ana "s " '
's H%.1. a--.onn HALL BROTHER.
1MMPiIINE and EthsreaI Oh whissIesey's. ON 1sh
,oun S. Otherwise. II. money viii B. returned.
sperm and lard OIL raw and boiled nseed o meats
v.n,.h.. Of al h,nds paints window glass, lamps, &C.
SIS and Ave per cent VIII be deducted Tor
cash. r EHtaEn ,pu,rrt rsvv,a
Aug 7eoaw 7h street, nearly opposite the Avenue House
Lee. Rsm.rt. on n. Writing. Of Tbo. Jefferson ] vol
Natural oovenmsn' ny rro6 Hsny H. "sofs
Consultations. Law ny Prof Henry 9, George Tucker. vo'
.,..S v M."s.cJ a scn.s s,ns ,o
kePor Debates of 7os
s x ss ..% q v.. .sepss "a 1851
Statistics Of virrnts. vol. svc. :. -.
ysn,. sy, p'sseGsy and s.:..;. n:s..
Howe. historical corseuoc n vss.as.
csmpsens Colonial History Of virY'nss.
A1n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20
HosierY and Gloves |

lust Received alnrge assortment Of Hosiery Gloves.
- and Mt's, Of every description and quality, which
we offer at great borgans
MILES & BROWNING,
apB DIFF 100, cor. Main and Walnut streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20
AUCTIONS.


@ w. sEIBY a co win sell at auction, on FRI
-. DAY. Nay 20, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
TWO HOUSES, Nos. l and ? Washington st.,
belonging TO Gardiner Chids. The aLove HOUSES are
very desirable located 10 the central pat OF The City
The sale Offers good opportunity Tor any one wishing
to purchase Real Estate
u Terms made known at the Sale.
For further particulars enquire OF
5. w SELBY & co AuGprs.
Worcester Nav L. 1873 dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20
by LEON ARD & CO.,
OFFICE 81 FREMONT ROW, BOSTON.
Large G Beautiful Collection Of Painting

Large & Beautiful Collection Of Paintings
ON WEDNESDAY end FRIDAY, May IS and 20, al
~ il ociock-at the Room Of The Academy Of Fine
Arts, Store.
Ihis large and beautiful collection Of Paintings in
charge Of Mr.. l.. A. Toman (a gentleman OF known
judgment aud t1s'e was recently brought rom the con-
tnent Of Europe and sideted 10 he by the he
collection OF mprovd fctures offered for sale in
this CITY, rare opportunity is presented to The
ctzens OF Boston and vicinity, for procuring fine and
elahorately finished works Of AIT such is rarely if
ever presented Il auction competition The rich and
carefully executed Landscapes and Other varied sub
Iects are eminenty adapted adorn city and sub
urban residences.
The sale will be free and peremptory to the highest
bidder. mvI4 dIs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20
Cottage House at Auction.

"a s.W. sELBY & co. will sell on the premises
54A on THURSDAY, May %, at 10 o'clock, the
lead ing from Garden St, tie above is story and half
house Is thoroughly and conveniently built is nearly
new has an excellent well Of water. The lot contains
eleven hundred square feet, upon which is large Gar
den, under high state OF cultivation has been planted
ms season The above offers good chance for con-
venient and pleasant location.
SC3 Terms at sale. For further particulars nquire of
:. w. SELBi & CO., Auctrs.
Worcester, May II, 1873 dts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20
Job Wagons.

fINHE subscriber has hand large stock ofnew and
H. second hand Job Wagons which he will sell or let,
as his customers may wish. Also, on Union street, a
blacksmith shop, completely stocked with good set OF
tools, (which he will sell lowing ilhsath at bargain
Inquire OF HENRY 9. FISH.
Worcester, May 16, 1863. DIM
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To ,vhom n NAV Concern.

IF those two Young men who came into Worcester
j. in a Buggy, and put up at the Central Hotel, on
Monday, May l6, and took certain articles from jew
elry store, without paying for them, will return the
goods and nav for this advertisements II can be settled
other,siae they win find further trouble. ss
~ my17 dotWit MNHttM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20
Adams & Claflin. ARTISTS.

MO. les Main Street, directly opposite the American
~ House, Worcester, Mass, having fine SKY Light
for Adults, we have recently added to our Establish
ment an adjoining Room, with spacious Side, Light
expressly for Daguerreoty ping Children by tho use OF
which Pictures are made almost instantaneously
THOSE who have laed at other Rooms are invited to
give us call.
~ Hours for small Children, from 10 am, to A pm.
may2 Jawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20
NEW GOODS!
Embroideries

lust Received l Case RICH RoIDERLES,
81 consisting Of
Rich Printed Collars in Muslin, Jaconett, and Lace
Sleeves, do. do.
" Under Hdkf's, do. do.
&" Bands, do 10.
Rich lnsertings and Edgmgs, do, do.
Embroidered Linen IIandkercheis.
Dem Wells, Lace Capes, Ladies' Dress Caps, Head
Dresses, sc. MILES a BROWNING,
ans dtf G0 corner o; Main and Walnut SITS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20
SUMMER SHAWLS.
Printed Lawns

A GREAT Variety, just received. We can sell u
IA iast colored A Printed Lawn, for 10 cts, Super
Quality, l2l cts other Styles az ~ go and 20 cts
myl2 d2wis A. Y. THOMPSON a. co.
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BOOKsl ROOKSIl
at AuctiOm!

ON TUESDAY, May 18th, and continue five days, at
~ A. PuTNAM'S Auction Room Main ST..
rare and valuable collection of STANDARD and MisceI
aheous orks, in all the vuous departments of Sci
ence, Literature, and Art, Comprising Classical Medi
Ga, Mech. nical, Poeuca HISTORICAL Philosophical and
Practical Wor s, nlso, fine assortment Of Bauk Books
stationery, &c, &c, forming OF The mos complete
ana desirable Collections presented in this CITY
Ladies aud Gentlemen invited TO examine on each
day OF Sale Books at Private Sale during the day at
fair average Auction Pric,s
SS3- Auction sale at O'Clock P. NJ
PHILBRICK, Agent.
myIf dot A. PUTNAM, Auctuneer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20
DRY GOODS, &c.
GRAND DRY GOODS RUSH!
At MARTIN STnWEs-

GRAND DRY GOODS RUSH
AT MARTIN STOVES.
f.s6ies and Gents let - call YOUR attention
To the New spring Goods tu be found our Store
Such as Carpets, silks, aud Shawls we'll mention
Whicl, We sell much lower than ever before
Come then, and you'll find goods just our mind,
OF the richest OF fabrics aud styles,
From the Cashmere plain, from STORED Spain,
From sunny France and the British Isles
Then buy your Dry Goods at Martin Stoves
The best place in town, as every Oae knows.
Come, then, ye sturdy seomen, that ill the rocky soil
You'll find iii Store goods Just suited 10 your wear
And all ye hardy Mechanics honest sons of toll
For there's no goods that with Stoves viii fer cheap
ness compare
The Ladies all flock TO l. Ok at our Stock
The reason why need not tell,
For they very well know that Martin stowe
Has The best ard cheapest good 10 sell.
Come, then, aud with pleasure we'll show you our
Stock,
For the best goods in are No Flagg's Block.
Then come from the Farm, the Factory, and Shop,
From each busy scene OF bGslle and strife
Come AL who would follow lhe feus;e3s Of fashion,
Gene al who would purchase the comforts al life.
LOok what mighty throng comes pouring along,
As the thunderi' tide of the river flows.
HHrk that shout which breaks the air,
We bound for Martin stowe's
For the best place buy Dry Goods AS every one knows
Is No. Fagg's Block, at
ap2 dawtf MARTIN STOVES
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VALUABLE Rem ESTATE.

Il T II OIL YOKE, ron SALE.
M LII be sold at Auction at Holyoke, Mass, on
wv TUESDAY, June 7th, at p O'Clock P M the
following
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE:
a large and new brick Dwelling, known as the Ex-
change Block on High Street. IN most central loca-
toh' containing SIX sores ten offices, spacious AMI
elegant Hall, and other rooms
large wooden block on Lyman Street, continuing
twenty tenements and store.
Livery stable on Maple st.
Three lots the centre of business on High
street.
The terms will be favorable as to time Of payment.
Apply to
JOHN HOOKER: Hartford, Conn.,, OF c. II. BRAINS
Hartford, May TO- 1858 mvl3 dawtJe7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20
Flowers.

n x BOXES French and American lunches and
~ Sprigs, just received by
MILES * BROWNING
ap6 diff 100, Corner Main and Walnut Streets
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20
Barrage De LANES
FOR 81.25.

I ARGE Lot selling at the HiUe !" at l2I cts, and
IL Shilling per yard. GEn.-P. BRYANT.
my l5 d2wis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20

Or CHESTS more ol that superior oolong Tee, juat
~ received, and for sale Wholesale and retail. hy
myl6 n. GRIFFIN Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20
Closing I'm.
Lorillard's Snuff.
Millet Seed,

A SMALL quantity OF Milet Seed, Ofsuperior quality
"A this day received, for sale BY
LEE sPRAGUE Il Co,
myl0 DIFF az Nam Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20
ii OPS

WE have, on consignment,
w 500 lbs. extra Hops,
500 do crop of 1851,
which wo will sell at the lowest wholesale pricea
myl5 ii. GRIFFIN a. co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20
TEAS

= CAsk, Duifeld's Westphalian and Warren
~ stagg's Choice Sugar Cured Ham, fur sale by
mylS-dtt IL. I. EATON a. Co, 1856 Main 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20
Slioad Annlas.
Choice Hams.

IN BBLs. Sliced Apple, superior quality, iuat ,e
AZ ceived and for sale by MI kyREs
myl0 diff
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05
Fror. u. Esirront { "a, Rep4sliean.

An IHvALuAnLE MEDIcINE.-lt is but seldnm we find
among the many remedies offered to the public for tho cure
OF disease ono commend whose vir-
tues able TO discover, and have always seduousy
avoided giving utteIance TO anything that might lead any
one suppose that plaC.d any alth IN their rrce
siOnS But with reference TO remedy manu- aetured IN
this place. and which has become familiar TO the public
as household words, speak from knowledge OF its IN
tTnsc eXceenoes, its adaptation TO many OF the MS OF
the NOnpare Nerve and Bone Lnilnent PTep9r
I'd by H. H. Carr & Co., from prescription fur by
Dr Watson Carr late OF MorgaHtown and now OF heel
Ing OF the most eminent Physicians IN Virginia This
Lent is based the broad principle that any rene
pounded, be equally ecacous in removing alice.
tios principle that has been successfully deveored-
II Is simply the offspring OF Science, being mild and SIM
pie in its action, end yet revealing In It's effects power
more Incredible reaching the hidden snews OF man
beast-and being nnoxious TO the
1t Is also By Tar the eeGPest Lnlment in tho oeis
put up In Lottles twice large the MAJORITY ara one
fourth larger than the largest besides being more than four
times strong. We commend II to those In want OF
snl and chrIhin emahY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05

Notice.
Wy D. MOTIF has associated with him as partner,
w his brother J. W. MOTIF, the partnership com
mcncng on the nth inst The style OF the firm VIII be
w ID. MOTTE& BROTHER- Liebl6
Second Notice.
LII persons indebted TO w. D. MoTTE are requested to
eb Eau an" Se'' 'He'' W. D. NOTE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05
ARn You sUFFBRIMa

TNRoM Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group. DtfiGg ut
Breathing sgs @ sp.s lS RsSAeio nama
tion sim Joints Cuts bruises SoTes Fever Sores
~ o. cspie Lame BACK GhbiGns bites Of Poi
Gus Insects or Rabid Dogs 4gceake Ague in tho Breast
Couucons OF the Muscles cords, cuts OF any kind,
Muscular weakness, Paralysis, Piles, kaL Ache ulcers,
Sorcs Scarlet FevSr orany similar disease, may rest
issued that in this article you have
which not only pain almost nstantaneously but
ERADICATES THE DISEASE.
Some will laugh the any comlosition curing
sue number diseases you but reflect that these
Causes the pfSposton viii letm less exraVaga! but
ten times more SO THE EtcTs which stare u IN I
ali who have used IL themselves witnessed It's magic
others, unite in declaring tiGst what Its name
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you noticed the striking similarity hetween
ent amcsi And has it never occurred you that rom
edy might be prepared which should be equally
REiL LNIMEMT which docs insult your understanding
by claiming to have beer found In some 6THns Hlotlis
0TTsPRHG OF SGIEScRI being mild simple ~ its action
aud yet revealing In t9 ELECTS power almost
aud yet being innoxons the weakest infant - also
by cheapest LnimeHt in tho market being Put up ~
bottles t5ee large the majority and a
than the largest, besides bring more than lOuF
strong; therefore offer Il TO with pride ana eo.
fdence exactly suited to the wants OF on or
he size In which the Nonpareil Lniment
Is put upi expense Of the materials used
makes Il impossible for US pay FOR the printing o. inc
humid orcert6eaes might publish, nor do we dee
necessary article wherever 1t is used will certify
for ITSELF
We would however refer those AFFLICTED ones who have
SO gued certificates and big
10 the following names, being but OF tho many per-
whose character for esndoT and veT1cty ncens no
PaIegyre us, anwho wing y tested It's virtues
In the different diseases for which It Is recommended are
prepared TO speak of its merits as 1t deserves, . -
Sold in Wheeling by James Baker, keIs g CadWell,
II Logan q Go, WR McKee, Patterson q Co.. and by tho
principal Druggists OF Virginia. and Pennsylvania.
| August II, 30