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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10

GJ-TnE STATE OF FRAxKLrx.-It is net generally
know that, in 1884, the Western portion of South
Carolina seeded from the Eastern, forming new
State called franklin. DR.. G NJ Ramsey, who
has recently published aninteresing history of the
State of Tennessee, has substantiate' The fact.
The State of franklin maintained separate ex-
istence for nearly four years. 1t afterwards, with
other territory, became the present Stale of Ten
nessee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10
PROSPECTUS
or THE SECOND VOLUME OF THE
wHEEIING INTBLLIGENCER.

,r,,y ,poPRIRToRs or the Wheeling Intelligenccr.
,ru grateful TO public for tho patronage received
daring the frat year OF their publications. respectfully
-. that The SECOND VoLuME or the Daily and Til
Ig..sIv Intcceneer will commenced the goth oil
, res.nt MONTH and the second volume OF the Dollar
IvlIv Inteigencer on the 10Th OF September ensuing
The NV volume will open with several important i'm
provement. and ulder favorable auspices, and the Fro
preors assure public that exertiOns shall be want
ing on their part merit continuance OF the liberal pa
trol age received during the past year.
The Inelgenecr is printed oil a large double medium
sheet and the terms arc as those OF paper OF
the same size in the United States:
$3.50 per per S snnnm
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS & OTHERS
In order to make our paper accessible to ALL and to
stimulate the friends enterprise to active eSer
tIugs IN our behalf we the following list ofPremiuns
to which we invite the attention Of agents and ohers
ls;To the person who forwards US the largest number
OF new daily subscribers, paying in advance, the num-
Der being not less than hundred, n Gold watch
worth 800.
2d:-Tou any one who will forward the names of not
less than 90 new daily subscribers, paid. we will give
II WnIchUOrth $50, or $50 in money.
3d:To any one forwarding not less than % nes daily
subscrbers paid in advance, silver Watch
worth gas, or gas in money.
4ti-To any one forwarding not less then 10 new daily
subscribers, paid IN advance, n NSOAA %AAAea
pencil worth $40. or $40 in money.
5:hT the person forwarding the largest number OF
weekly subscribers number not to be less than
raid in advance. we will give aiWntch worth $50,
or $50 in money.
Gth- any one forwarding TIE OF not less than
100 n.w Weekly subscribers, paid IN advance, pre-
IniEm of $40, and in the same proportion for a
less number.
In the foregoing premium list for the Daily, We will
cout weekl:es as one daily. 5rLwceke1 as three
daiies; AMI any person getting up weekly list in the
country will allowed count daily as five week
les aud every iri-yveeky three weeaies 1t would
rot be u country agents to let this rule be adopted
in cities In no instance the same list command more
than ons premium as the highest premium would then
cover the less.
Persons DESTROYS receiving these premiums are earn
e.,iy requested to hasten their efforts will be sa
vsd much trouble expense in keeping accounts, By
NV subscribers commencing with the volume. The
premiums will be awarded the list Of November next
and we would say to our agents, &c. in the time
we would be glad receive the names OF subscribers
astey are obtained while you continue TO swell yonT
lists until that day, when 1.-THE longest POie, &C., CyOt
know the rest.)
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10
"Dear to us the South's fair land
Dear the central mountain band-
Dear New England's rocky stand
naar the nroiTie,l VVeStpJ

'.In conclusion, and in renewed reference TO the
gre-t and lamented dead, would suggest that
common memorial, i'll The shape of a work # art
50 perfect in design and creation as to challenge
and command the admiration of the world, should
rise 10 perpetuate the memory worth, and services
of theiI!usriuuS trio, like in life and in death,
emanaing either lrom the nation at large, or from
The three States more Immediately concerned, as
alike hnncred and alike bereaved-l would, there
fore, propose as sentiment
'CLAY, WEBSTER, CALHoUN-Lct a group of
s;atuary, chiselled in Pnrinn marble, perpetuate
their memory at the National Capital; or let Ken
lucky, Massachusetts. ami SOuth Carolina, pile
common monument TO the iluStrlouS three, at Ash
land Marshfeld, OF Fort Hill, TO awaken tn: adj
miration and kinule the emulation Of postery, till
suns shall set to rise no mere" [Applause.I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10

ADrsrREssrNo CoMPLIcATroN.-an eminent citi-
zen of Providence. now no more. was a confirmed
invalid, and in The latter part of his life was Attic
led with what the doctors call complication of
disorders. He complained that he had the asthma,
so that he could not lie down; cough SO that he
could not sit up; the rheumatism so that he could
not walk; and the dyspepsia so that he could not
live without exercise. 1t was considered rather
hord case.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10
EAGLE SASH FACTORY.
ELIAS D f. W d Z w.,
1IANUFXCTUR EIsS OF ON.

Doors, lIouliings, Sash and Een't'qH S'1''''
jGcon STREET,
CENTRE WHEELING, VA.
HAVlNG completed our extensive F Ss.Onii Il,Ts
III now prepaIe ed to fill all OIdcTs ior SASH 1-
All extra sizes Of Doors and slshcs. suitable y G
fronts, &c, made to order Every variety o. LA
from fourth bead inch osee aie ~ 10 OF.
Every variety OF Pi aSters and tei.i aNes ~
dor. Also, Vcnitian shutters, either siationa'! v
wing Stats. i -. ,rI NE public,
that the bove named articles ave nauuaTa!'a
very be st material and latest improved S rtLtI Or
will be att ended to promptly, and seuc DEIYk co
shinninr -. mag ELlAS Wv Y :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10

a5rhe williamsport Times of the 9th instant,
ssys:-twe do not know Of single case oil
chOlera having occurred within the last fortnight
n our town, nor are we now aware that there is
any sickness prevalling-nOt even the usual
mount of ordinary illness usual to the Summer
months. In the surrounding nsighborhOods there
issiil some little sickness which appears to be
rapidly subsiding."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10
REMOVAL.

IHAvE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, TO tile new four story brick building
no. III, Main street,
west side between Monroe and UniOu streets, where
will be prepared with cary and extensive Spring
Stock direct from importers and manufacturers which
would be pleased to have my friends and customers
to call and examine.
feb4 wM. T. SELBY.
n5J. G. Meteaf will be found at the above establish
mcnt, where he awaits his old friends.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10

Destructive HalLsroRM IN Francs AND BEL
oruM.-The French journals arestill filled with the
details of damage caused by the hailsorm of the
sth of July. The journal de Rouen'' says the
price of glass i'll that city has advanced some SO
per cent, aud great difficulty is experienced i'll
procuring workmen to make the necessary repairs.
The total loss to that city and envrons is estima-
ted at eighteen hundred thousand francs. over2,-
700 panes were broken in the Ho'el de Vile, and
in the whole city not less than 100000 panes.
The most serious and ifreparable injury was
done 10 the churches of No,re Dame, SAINT Oucn,
Bon secour, &C., which have been badly damaged
by the torrents that succeeded. All the glass in
the "Jnrdn des Plantes'' was Jroken. Thisstolm
extended also to Belgium, and the Brussels paper.
give us scarcely less terrible accounts. In its
course it has everywhere prcsraed large trees, and
destroyed the crops. Some of the haiIstones, ga
thered after it had passed, weighed more than two
ounces. Birds in great numbers have beea found
dead in the fields.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10
Wheeling.
= Notioe to Contractors.

HEMPFIELD RAIL ROAD.
ID RoPoSALS will be received at Wheeling, from the
i 10th to tho sd day of August, for The grading of
twenty additional ions, aud all the heavy masonry
The line Of t Hempfcld RailItOad.
Tile work now Offer cd Includes section No. l. entering
the city OF Wheeling. with small tunnel under the
grave yard, and high bridge across Wheeling cTeek
IL Includes important bridge across the MOnon-
gahea River, and another the YouhoghcRey. Is
Am ng the sections nercd four arc between the Yougi
O.cney aud MOnongahca Rive's in the valley of
the little Seckcy creek, several on Aingo creek, aud
three onI tile Wheeling creek.
OF the sections OF the Monongahca Rivor is
All impurtantj Of tIGssel work.
The work offered is situated in healthy district OF
country and will present attractions to able contractors.
Plans specifications VIII be oun,t at the Engineer g
Office in Wheeling, alter the 10th day of August.
p ST he contIaC or section No. 81 which there
is an important tunnel having failed to fulfil the te Of
The nen that work will be Tcet at the time to
parties capable Ofgiving adequate evidence oter ability
10 carry it through. BY order Of The Hoard,
X. 7. CONRAD, President.
Cn,RLrs ELLrr lr Cnicf Eng,r ivl3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10
BARNUM5 S HOTEL,

CUMBERLAND, MD. ,.,
THE undersigned, late proprietor Of the UH,ec S f
Hotel, takes pleasure in informing The pubic 'Il
leased the above Hotel Tie building has Ile gu.
thorough cleansing from bottom 10 top, is now ~
order for the secCptiOn and gcnirc! accomhoul'i
til Sc who may please TO patI Onizc it, No eNeitiSls
be spared TO make this establishment aGons lie "
Hotels. ~ Ter,
lave associated with nc in business, my SON ~ =
DoKE ". EvANs-it will be conducted uluS i w 80,
w. Evans q Son. The old patrons OF the uhl.su - "a
and the public in general, are respectfully S,,s
continue their support TO this houses e rms io1@'
9s ~ Ehquirc for 'Bariium's ii"'ei ". EVANS.
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Decrce for an account.


Stephen Rice, \ In Chamceryin
VS.. StlIr Circuit Court
George w GTSham'S adm IS q others. OF Ohio County.
ny 4 III cause made tue 23d day OF june
1888 made my duty aSce and report the lOc1
ton quantity the real estate OF (which the said
George W Graham died seized or entitled to- together
with the specific lien nny Also to take aud state
OF the persona estate OF the said George "
Grahnm, decd which has come into the hands OF VIII
lam T. Wilson, his administrators any person By
his ORDER aud for hiE aud OF the disbursements
made by him In due course OF administI alton
Notice hereby tat shall proceed on the 10th day
Sepcmbet, 1853, the Office OF Russetid f. Fzhusu IN
the CITY OF Wheeling, take the account ordered by said
decree. Aud tho several Uretos OF said George w tTa
ham, decd. are hereby required TO appear before
OF before Thursday 10th day OF september 1853 ami
prove their CLAIMS otherwise they will be excluded
from the benefit oil the said decree
CCal.) aug5 EDWARD II. FITzHUGH, Com'r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10

ri, is stated that in two yeafs from this date,
with ordinary success in constructing their roads.
the psopleof Ohio viii have brought railroad
car or eimbeat within iWenty I'VE Is Of every
opnship in the State,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10

uThere was great freshet iu Orange county,
N. V, on Monday afternoon. Extensive damages
was done 10 buildings aud farms on the margins of
streams. Canterbury and Cornwall were the prn-
cipnl sufferers. In many places on the hillside
the roads were washed away, gilllies 10 the depth
of some twelve feet being made. The country in
various places presents the appearance of having
been tom with an earthquake.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10

uTJucob Hague, an extensive silk dealer, Ie-
siding on Point road, above Richmond, Va, has
recently lost six OF eight of his best cows, from
disease called the 'murrain." 1t is stated that
several ether milkmen and farmers in that vicinity
have met with similar losses. A but;her named
Charles Cotter was called upon TO bleed the cat
tie, and while SO doing some oIthz blood dropped
upon his arm; a large carbuncle Immediately made
its appearance on that part of his arm, and he is
now suffering intense agony, the pain and infa-
nation having extended 10 the entire arm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10

G-John A. Collier. of Binghampton, New
York, is out with letter explanatory of the al
legged defulcation of James Collier, says ii is all a
mere matter of difference between the Govern
ment and the ex-CoIlectUr in casting up his ac-
counts; but 10 make all sure, he also says:
The sureties on two official bonds III suit a1e
George Law, Esq, of New YORK, and John a. Col
ler II their responsibility is questioned, ii will
probably be time TO discuss that point when the
Them. In the meantime, it is scarcely worth while
for the public TO get fdgety on the subject. Per
haps they will think it not unreasonable 10 wait
until it be nscertaiEed whether anything is due.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10
eP4OIAL Optic Els

Lrox,s KArHA1RoS-This Invaluable article, for crad-
eating DandruG curling identifying and preserving the
hair is said by all 10 he the best discovered We
should think the ladies' would all try it, certainly. Price
90 CENTS in large bottles Advertised in another column
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10
CURE OF HEREDITARY sCRoFULA.

The following certificate from an eminent Lawyer OF
Kentucky, who is knowlln all OF the SiaIes having for
number years represented his Stale in Congress-:
II affOT ds pleasure state that Dr. Hamton's Tine
affected most eNtTaoI binary my slave
boy, Albert. Thopatent three years age,
the scroula. His Iatrer is scoluous. The boy a
moving OF from head loot The upper lids
OF the swollen AMI turned inside out, ex.
biting horrible maerng ulcers, and prOiruded the
eyc.palIs, produce blindness II ia strange yet
true, this Chd-that felt resigned die relief
from sunering-has been restored health under the
treatment OF Dr. Hampton. W. p. THOMASSON. s
Louisville, March 80 1851. 1.--
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Hempf1eld Railroad,

CROSS TIES.
OFoPoSALS viii be received al the oliee Of the Hemp
ieen until the twenty OF AUGUST for furnshnr
eighty five thousand Cross Ties 10 be delivered along
the line of the railroad between Wheeling and Wash.
Congratulations may be seen at the Office of tho Eng
cnARtss EUR, ia. Engineer. apsI
The Old Corner Remodeled. q
Fashionable Merchant Tailoring EstaJGehment,
Gnd Wholesale and Retail Clothing House,
No. 35, CORNER MONROE AND WATER STREETs,
WMEELING, Va. tal
HNH0MAS HUGHES having completed his rooms, and
oers stronger Inducements than ever TO those WHO de-
sire article OF wearing apparel got I'M style
please. His arrangements Cor manufacturing and making
10 order warrant him in saying 10 those will fvor
him with call, that they rest assured of being fitted
out in the most approved styles.
To those in want OF Ready made clothing any arti
Gle IN the furnishing line he can do better for the
customer thin any other house in Wheeling keeps
already numerous customeTsO finest fashion,
able Readyade Coihingi made in his own estA bshent
co0ETKr MERouA srswill findin this house stock
OF Ready ma ie clothing which will be sold cheap
they can be bought int Eastern market with the add.
1lactured E5st Allie asks is caii rom tiein who de-
-'i sns9. -, ). -. THOMAS HUGHES
SITUATION WANTED.
DRING discharged from the Post Office wonid be glad
10 OF situation as clerk bookeeper, collector, any
place OF the KIND where could make useful
IbelieyeI am too well knownin this community to need
Hy Communication Lett for me at The Post ONCE NJ,
Cleland q KNOWS shoe store Eeaidence, 3d. Main
Stu eet win receive immediate attention. 80
AltE.2-diw. - n GRO sWHBUIIBR.
CUMBERLAND CadEiNT.
THIS HYDRAULIC CEMRNT Is recommended by En-.
Il gfDeers Iatrobe, Fisk, Patterson SMALL and others,
equal quality TO the best imported Cernents II has
been used with great success In the construction or cis
terms, solid floors for cellars for rough casting the
walls OF honses and well adapted FOR the construction
ofstone or brick arches yiaIncts, ETC For sale by
JAMES H. STOUT q CO.,
Jyll-lm AGENTS for the Manufao nrers.
q WATER C0OLERS. 15 -
MOTHER lot, and perhaps the last this season. has
lust been received Al who are in ofSo desIa
bio an article this hot Fe TIER relefFed
to an alyertisementin another column.
je2s HOBBS, BARNES q co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10

psThe Committee appointed to superintend the
erection Of the Scott Legion Monument. in Phil
adelphia, have CONTACTED with Mr.. John Baird
to perform the work. 1t viii cost about $1,000
tits to be twenty feet high, of triangular shape,
with base Of ty,feet square. The lower por-
ton is to be American marble, and the upper
purest white Italian marble
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10

Robert M'Casky IN Chane' y
VS. Stho Circuit Court
james o. Martin and wife and Others. OF Ohio county.
By virtue mnLe,in this cause bysaid court
the 10th day of June 1853 the undersigned Sheriff OF
lilo county, and such acting commissioner in the
tho pre- misses, will proceed Monday, lie fifth day
September 1885, TO sell public the door
tile Court House Ohio couIy, TO the highest bidder
the undy ide hall OF Lot No. o. nina in square No. t0O
ten III the city Of W heGing,
TERMS SALE:-Tcnl or cent OF the purchase money
in cash. and credit for the residue OfsiX twelve aud
eighteen months, in equal instruments, tho purchaser
purchasers, giving bonds for the deferred payments, wit
good security bearing int rest from the day Ofthe sales
and the title be retained Their security, until the
i''' VIM S. wICKHAM,
aus5. Sheriff and Commissioner.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
John j. Jacobs Executors
William Horki9S, Heirs, &c. Incnaneory
Mclallea' TX KDox < Co, In the Circuit court of
same ''' ''u'''''
b. virtue oraiOnt decree made in these causes by said
court on tic 3OIh day OF May 1853 the undersigned Sher
III Of Ohio county viii expose TO public sa,e the 9th day
September, 1853 at the front Of Court House
Of Ohio county TO the highest bidder, the following de-
Wheeling, that is 10 certain parcel OF ground situate
Union ST. Get, In the said CITY, between fourth and m
Streets and the south side of Union street adOn
Ing thereto, md beginning the western corner
twenty six feet aud six inches with the south side OF
UniO street TO stake thence the breadth Of twen
alley that said parcel OF g. Ound will have width
&c feet inches, on Union street, and tile width
back to the alley being the parcel OF ground sold
the said William Hopkins by the Executor OF John j. ia
TERMS SALE:- On credit orsix, twelve aud eight
muntbsi the purchaser giving bonds with security
the purchase money, with inteIEst from day Of sale
WM $. TVlCKHAM,
aug0 Sheriff and Commissioner
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
For baltimore, Washington, philadelphia
md New York
E55zsEss5 gEtzEsza r5fzzsse - Is l5
SFLslFSsfa sJT{ ~. TisJ5I .sssssEss


Great through Line for the East.
TINHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling TO
j. baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
lrnnch Raft Road at the Junction aely called Relay
lIousc,) miles Baltimore, and with the Phitale
phiR wilminSto and Baltimore Rail Road Philadelphia
Tho great tunnels upon the line now completed and
te is in fine condition, presenting or the
most picturesque and romantic routes IN the world.
The and splendid steamers oftlc Union Line
Louisville Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel
Ing, and through tickets from these places to Baltimore,
WishinstOn, Philadelphia &c. may be had OF the agent,
OH the boats.
The express mil Wheeling daily, at O'Clock
A. NJ, CYheeIng time) aud arrives at Cumberland C20I
mesJ al 4 p NJ, allowing two hours there's ARRIVES
Baltimore (S0 miles, at a. NJ The next morning,
king tile passage through in about 20 hours including all
stOpragcs.
without charge.
Passengers and baggage transferred tot The for
washington at tho Junction and for Philadelphia, Bal
timoe, without extra charge Travellers are allowed am
pic opportunity all points tOobaln their meals
Through tickets from Wheeling to Blllimorc. (wih
privilege OflynS over anywhere on the Ioute9
WASHINGTON, S96O-to Philadelphia, Si0-tO be had on
buar steamers OF the Union Line ON the Ohio ard OF
tho Rail Road Agents Wheeling g b. FORD & Mounds
viIa. maj WM PARKER. Gcm' Sup't
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UNION HOTEL,

"--------.- GEORG EION. \, D. Q -
THIS large and convenient house, having been ihool
ty repaired, and lefitted with entirely new i1Ile
handsome and ortable sty!e is cPeu Uri tie 10
commodation of guests I'll
The subscriber invites the patronage OF ihe Tue ~
those who favor him with their company nay tesSz...
Uf hosptube reception, the best laIe, anu Suh tolJ
and attentions will make his ousc compare isNW'R
witnthc best kept Lofels in the District or ci e"hte
Omnibus es constantly pass 10 ard from tie C'F.a'
'u anaalsm %,'ii ee'eH W NJ FITZHrGH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10

THE PREAnEST's SoN.-A marble monument,
in the obeIisk form. has recently been erected in
the ancient burial place of Concord, over the re-
mains of the son of President Pierce, killed in
January last, bearing this inscription:
BENJAMIN PIERCE,
f Born April Is. 1916 st
Died January 6, 1883.
GO thy way, thy son liveth."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10

1.-THE business of building Locomotive Engines
has become an important branch of domestic in-
dus,ry, aud is steadily growing in magnitude. Ac-
cording to an estimate made by the Railroad Jour
nal, there are probably no less than one thousand
built yearly y the shops now in operation, sufi-
cient to stock from three to four thousand miles of
road. From ten to fifteen thousand tons of cast
iron, and large amouat of wrought iron, and a
large amount of other stock are used by these es-
adjustments for this yearly production.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-10
From the Birth Place of Christie
pher Columbus!

TRIUMPHANT-S SUCCESS OF HAMPTON'S
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
4 Letter from an Officer in our Gallant RGry.
M have many other letters We give one below, aud
w again say to the afflicted, why will you delay trying
great RestoratINel
us SuP CUMBERLAND, GENOA, SARDtNiA,
January nth, 1853,
Mcssrs. MortimertS Mowbray-Gen!lemcn: The First
Lieutenant this ship no has been suffering MANY years
nom dyspepsia aud who las hcen nearly restored 10
his usual health by the of champions Vegetable Tine
turr desires VI send him dozen bottles Of that
Medicine.
This ship also wishes you send him dozen OF
champions Vegetable Ticturc,'' By the Store Ship
which leaves the United Staes IN February OF March To-
Tic '.Tincture' you sent received in good or
der nd take pleasure informing you, that it has been
used with gTead By several our officers in cases
OF Dyspepsia. respectfully yours,
VERNON ESKRIDCIE, Chaplain U. S. Navy.
We have two other letters nom Rev. Mr.. EskIidgc,
equally strong above.