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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-31
MCCLURE HOUSE,
JAMES CARROLL, PROPRIETOR.

a e---a--=-- WHEELING, Va.
II AS been recently compiete OF 800
III and furnished IN the very style It contains all
tf appliances in use in the heat Eastern Hotels,
eeieulatedin uTespects for first class House.
The Proprietor having been engaged heretofore in
The best Eastern Hotels IL determined TO accommodate his
Patrons in stybs inferior 0reast,
pectfnlly soiicits their "a vor. Cfeb9:ts
AFTER the :.
ST OF april, the subscriber may be found at the ware
house ofthe Missouri Iron Works, Sweeney, Johnston
q 20. Rr'Pri't'rss TIL JOHNSTON ia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-31

H., PITTSBURGH PArERs admit that the ThoS.
c-,nn heat the Allegheny thirty FIVE minutes.
T,sy might as well 90 the whole fgue and own
- hat she beat her foIty SIX minutes, which
sFoula b. the time deducsing the twelve minutes
,iE,,,nee in the tire OF starring. These candid
..,f..,;op, will no; be very hard when the Pitts
s,,.b folks get used 10 tlIemi which they will in
I. r.rK Shsft tine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-31

Foxrsr CRY, Capt. Murdoch OF
Thf SFLA ~ arrived yesterday tom Louisville
tie Uai0l h rcrv prosperous Trip both as regards
having asr md f,eight. She is the regular packet
p.s'sHsefs A- IN the Arrival OF the cars from
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5000 dollars.
PatapSco Institute.

Glass 1923.
An@,I n95'
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NEW YORK MARKET.

March 80.
Flour-state brands s4.6oa4 SO, Ohio al s.. soa
4.s7; Southern at S4,s1a4,s5, irner; Wheat
Genesee 81 90; Corn-yelow &c.,; Whisky 24c;
'iess pork, Sl5,15, prime Sl4; Bulk meats heavy;
Lard GLASS. ~
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MORE OF THE SPRING MURDER.

n r PnILApSLPHIA, March so.
Three gold pieces, stolen from the trunk Of Mrs
Lynch, since the murder, were found buried in the
yard oil the tavern where Spfing boarded. -
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: v,,-,xe -NrGKr.-We trust that there
hn- ella attendance at the meeting to Ms ht
wli y c,n, House, called for the purpose OF in
- ~ VIEWS bttween our citizens and the
Va ~ The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail
D-, ~ ,hs mast earctual mode If securing the
w. ~, .omoIepu Of1hs important avenue of trade
a. +biS city,
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CuMpERL.xp, March 2s=A.M.

IL. VI.
The intelligence reached this city this morning
ola sad and fatal accident which befel the passen-
ger tain frOE Wheeling yesterday about P. NJ,
at point Is miles west Of Cumberland, BY the
cunning of of past Of The tram at a curve on
high embaRkmeat, and the precipitation down the
slope of the two hadmost cars of the train. con.
timing the majority of the passengers, abous fifty
in number.
By this catastrophe, Mr.. Daniel Holt. ofthe firm
Q! Hot& Maltby- one of our most esteemed and
ene'pn1ug citiEens-and four other persons were
INSTANTLY killed and several others inuted--two or
more fatally aud others seriously.
The persons dead, or probably so, are-Mr. Holt.
-Mr. Lane DR. Salle, Mrs. Gist and child. and
young lady name not known. All but Mr.. Holt
apparently strangers here.
MI IufneF and family, ef Steubenville, slight
y, net seriously Injured, are the only persons
named among those injured. After the best practi-
. ." eAee heSng Deea taken of the dead and in
Juleu' the traIn came In 10 Cumberland, and car
was dispatched 70 the scene of distress with a
FnySlclsn and necessary comforts, by which all
"''' Oe tlntoCumberand early this evening,
and We shall haze more full accounts for the
morning papers. - S''
nc AeeiaentseeEs, as far as we can judge thu
- nS a1'e been caused by sudden checking
~ =. 'us Fta'n' Though not going at high speedy
snoas curve aud d,socation first of the front
y ''le second engine from the rails. when
'o"S 0eea'ae derauged and the further mischief
, .O,;OVea, Thee ~astwo engines attached to the
srrn0, ~ consequence of tue heavy grade lately
the track. s'''e u'u n0l ie@'e
80 Tar as We ate informed. we see no te,,o, 10
not a' 'ns accident, deplOrable as ii Isl might
rontss =. happened on any of our great mountain
anv opa ~ I 4 Il may be regarded as peculiar 10
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I.I1SIH:IE-NI 1aUE-nasrlI;

c!Sar IGiiy: nee fre smell smoke inereases-
eLesPecti9y Invite all WHO good light fee
The above obestiors, TO the PospheSc fanns No.
ste anu 0F sale at the store aonroc
eeptG =. a X MINI ~ : ~ rS Sa.~
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Masniiicent lottery to be
irawn April 30.
Grand Consolidated.
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sherins anIe.

FlRGlNlA-At Rules held in the clerks Office or'the
1858 - " ~ ->'tN" VI "1oESH
Abraham: G. Cole and George W.
Howard, partners unde the firm 30
| mans OF i'oe and Howard -
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COMMISSIONING SALE,

.CUMMISSIUNER'S SALE.
JOY virtue OF decree o. the circuit Ohio
ID county made in suit i haneery therein pending
rsherein andrew M9Irew is complainant and the widow
and heirs OF Thomas Mudrer, deceased deiemdants
shall Saturday, the 22d day April rext proceed
soil at public sale at the ro door Of the court house
Ohio county to the HIGHEST bidder, certain lot of an
10 Iit: lot No 49, situate in that city Wheel
iis eal'd East Wheeling whereof the said Thomas Nut
dew died seized: upon credit OF six, twelve eg
months; the purchaser giving bonds with good
Tty Tearing Interest from the Day OF sale.
i .f.Ef-,-.-.. 20 IVF. S. WTcKRAM, q
nar2I Sheriff and Com
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s'u' lux excitement was created on o',, the
eoxsIOr'A''' I'm, by a black mall falling
,1is s.ia helped out by the Oy,s',na-
into the r's'' ma o,be1 damage than cold bath
erS' sI.' lax Of bis hat .-----
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s.. nd. Harper n SION.

No. 1873 CORNER or MAIN AND UNION STREETS.
OFFER for sale very large and extensive stock OF
" goods, in thet line of business at the very lowest
market prices. and do those may purcha
from them that pains will be spared give entire sat
isfaction. both in quality and prices. 5ftt
To country merchants, particularly, OH
tended to call and examine. - a1} mar2o
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CS1. GU etc.
Tickets $3.50; Package.
Ss-Halves and quarters IL
proportion.
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$4,000 doIlars.
Grand Consolidated.
etc. etc etc.
10000 dolInrs

Tickets S16i Packages 1920
andquartei $ in pro,
portion.
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United s1nte. Lottery aud Exchanxe om,
SMALLW DE- co

Lottery aud Exchange Brokers' and dealers in oreis
Gold BuiliVnSt'c.,
BALTIM MD. .. % =
OFFICIAL licensed vendors for the Maryland State Lot.
" teries drawn under the Superintendent of State
nnsSoneTs appointed by the Governor and confirmed by
the Legislature OF Maryland.
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Valuable Lot MT Public sale.
MILL be sold, ON Saturday morning, April 26th,
w the Court House, fine two story brick house, stu
aied on 5th street. near Monroe street. being the
formerly occupied by A. NJ. a dSmss y -
MARIO avs G.E. q C.. wICKHAM.
Tie above sale has been postponed until Wednesday, the
30ih inst. ..et.sfl 9 - fEts
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DIP" <,.s Gazette says he don't dig small
,o,.lots. lbs pa,' tb,. lie need never seek to
uir Of the sa a,bsr sol, of :. vegetable
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TO Country "a eFcllanIs

Wholesale Boots and Shoes
AZ 'CI.ALLENS q KNOX, have commenced receiving
WI their Spring and Summer assortment Of Boots, Shoes
ard Palm Hats. When completed, they not Lesate
saw that ii will be the largest and best offered III
this market. -zgr.s-.
TO country merchants tAeir East especially,
Invitation is extended 10 cali; being felt
examination they viii Ena it to their advantage
purchase here instead OF the Eastern rkets.
Thankful for the patrona heretofore extended to them
/ iebe6 M'cL1LLEEs & KNOX
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''DF''. :. N.o..lzz for April is at the Literary
HItfs 4. MMechen.
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"a RufIdere,

81 To builders.
SSEALED proposals will received by undersigned
y until Tuesday the 29th Inst ut O'Clock, P 81.
furnishing all the materials building Public
Z House for the I'd Ward. 6f4
said building 10 TO be erected ground
Z AT the north east corner of 6th and Quincy sts.
The plans and Specifications said building in The
essi ON OF the undersigned; and may be seen at tile
Times once, whore any informstion in relation 10 said
w NJ EXLEY,
Z. R. BARTLRSoN, Trustees
maro5 R0BT. GIBSON,
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etc. etc. etc

49, Wv. GU.
Tickets $20; Packag os $3.50
and quarte 3 Ia
proportion.
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LONE 6EPARTMMENMI:
MORNING MARCH 81. 1888
.,-o.d Meeting.

R r. u held at the Court House TINS
s ,.s, s s sss s. 'S! ssassss
his city, s from the D' ts si. it sns
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Lotteries Drawing in April, 1858.
10000 dollars.
SuSOuehauna Cana


S. GU: elC.
Tickets $40; Packages 1920
Halves and quarters in pro.
portion.
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$3.50 dollars.
PatapSco institute
Tom Thumb -Try a package

Tickets Sill Packages $40
Halves aud quarters in pro
portion,
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10000 dollars
Mario dollars.
GIlT Consolidated.

Tickets S1d;Packages SEQ
Halves and quarters inpro.
portion.
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Wheeling and Kanawha Line.
URSUANT TO the Act shn &c Reral Assembly ra ssed
L Febiuar; 9th, 1853 entitled IAN ACT 10 Incorporate
WL-eling and Kanawha Inc.' books subscription
the capital said Line wilt opened
Northwestern Bank Virgiuiain Wheeling Tuesday,
Ia. 10Th day Of March md will be continued pen
ten days exclusive OF Sunday ass
Two dollars share must ~ paid al the time Of sub
scrihing DANIEL, LAMB,
A. QUARRIER,
Z. POLLOCK,
JAS H.F0RSYTH,
febl" HENRY X. LlSY.
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To Country Merchants.
MR.s.s. KNOX having withdrawn from the firm u
vi McCallen, Knox Co, the remaining partners
associated with them Mr. Chester d. Knox (brother
KNOX long and ayoraby known in the trading pubic
- assuming the style ofMcClaliens and Knox.
They would inform their old wh.,
e, in Roots Shoes that their Fall Stock will be afTv-
iugTroul the 10th to the last of September. So
Having selected with the greatest and bought
cash. they hattsr themselves that their Fail Stock
and Shoes they hold out inducements ia quality
and prices superior any offered in the markell
Country their east they would be pleas.
exhibit their stock and post them nprce carlessIy
challenging comparison with the markets OF Baltimore ami
Philadelphia [sep3l McCLALLENS &RNoX
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Bel Air.
Class u.

aehets Soj Halves and-Halves and quarters in pro
IN proportion portion .---.s.. I'D. -
1Smallwood q Co., ,bes leave to present few critic
sehees OF maryland State LoterieS,' believing those
we:haye selected the best The lotteries o.
soners elected by the State and each ticket slammed by
them, (none others being legal \
nj %no nave not the means to yentn,e largely
no disposed SO TO do, will find small lotteries drawing
every sek and to those who wish venture
Laseys VIII Ind some OF greater magntuds ranging in
PRICE from 81 to 81 and larger IS $40, and
packages, from 81 TO $40 We would particularly cali
your attention to packages the advantageous TO
the they may have about twice the amount
OF tickets IN packages for the cost-viz for &c tick
cts IN 81 lottery, we charge S16, owner OF said
P1Sokage, entitled to all that may be drawn The
So Halves and quarters in proportion.
fo as prize sellers, Will say nothing,
eer 10 me oteia accounts Of tile daily the
many prizes sod by s as We acting only agents.
IS much to our advantage to make possible
lection Tor our correspondents thereby gain credit
ana on the renewal or cashing prizes, prof
H. and from experience of II years in business
lance - ~ ''e
Bank notes or drafts any solvent Banks in the
STATES, by US in payment Tor tickets, eth
hey or by the Package Postage stamps received
ed to all who desire It, free of charge
For good prizes and prompt attention, address your
orders 10 SMALLWOOD & Co.,
harS1 Baltimore, Md.
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Wheeling Novelty Works.
STEPHENS, BRArI'Y * Co..
MASuFACTURERS
SCALES, LOCKS,
I..TcHEs, COFFEE MILLS, ALL KINDS OF FGsTENIvrs,
20 HINGES AND MXLEABLE cAsrt>ns,
wheeling, Vn.
"ASTBD-The highest price will be paid in caKh fts-
scraps wrought iron copper and brass AZ se
Wheeling Novelty Works. Centr- Wheeling.
mar25-6md STEPHENS, BEATTY q Co.
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speed and Surety!

WASHINGTON AND WHEELING
IRI- WEE'RL Y -EXPRE,S.St
rIE subscriber las perfected his arrangements for run
4 ming regular WAGON LINE, the apd transmits.
sion CT H-. y
Freight, Packages and Parcels!
ctween the above mentioned, and all intermediate points
THIS Will be cInphatleay SAFE SPEEDY ACCoMMo-
nkroN LtSK, by which arclcs large and small, entrse
iol VIII be carried speedily and safely The Proprietor
h",es 10 secure patronage which will amply sustain it,
and afford a fair margin for living profit
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
LEAVF-Whceiing every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ, arriving in Washington
O'Clock, each day. -.
LEAvE-washingon every Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday, at 10 o'clock 4. arriving in Wheeling
O'Clock, each evening - ..
oFflCES:-ln Wheeling after the first OF April, 1859
Market street, above Monroe, nearly opposite WASH
iHGtUn Hail., and IN Washington, in the OF Mn:rows
Store. MARCO L. w. STOCKTON.
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...- VS..
putrisk Rooney, Ierrett Nc
Cord and Lawrence Mnnsou,
partners under tina firm. name
OF PaIFiGk Rooney q; Co. Jas.
Nc kee, sud the Baltimore and
ohio Railroad company.
The object orthis sui is to oil
the moneys, goods and effects c
Rooney q. Co.. In the hands of I
u ynlont OF compliments demar
-icct 10 Gouditfonaf credit ofS'
Affidavit having been made
&c o! d and Lawrence Mangon. a
commonwealth OF Virginia-on
his attorney. it IS ordered they
atter duo publication o! this ord
necessary 10 protect their inter
copy OF said OF dor be forthwith
per publislediin tic 3ity of VIII
weeks. and posted at the fro mt
Ohio county on the first da! II
|, \ o0py-Tes:s: 4
4 A. Caldwell
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YIN. Boh,

tirginin:-At Relies held in tie clerks Office OF the
orsdt court OF Ohio county. in the srenta Of Mach
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Chancery Sale

N1Id1fCS4y
DERsuAST toa decree made BY the Ciresit Superior
i Court orIaw and chaHccry, for Ohio county, tie
18th dag June. 1852, in the suit in ekaMeery between
Francis r. Armstrong administrator de boAs non
Tie will annexed OF Noah Zane, &eci, Ely Dorsey and
Others defendants, four other heard there
with, will. Saturday, the 9Th day of April. 1865 sell
puhe aciion the house OF Ohio county, the
highest and best bidder. lot No hundred and eighty
eight (ss) on John street IN the city 81 Wheeling on
money be paid in hand and the esidue in Tires equal
pay nsntS, at six twelve and eighteen months from the
day of sale purchaser giving honda with good scout
", bearing interest from the day of sale
mal6 FRANCIS R.ARMSTRONU. COn'T.
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SalnneL LputhsT = adal uthe y ..--. .lf.a- Ia
l. by virtue OF dRcrcc rendered in oR above eausea
which hearb together, the stL DAY Of Jsnuarys
1853, III the Gi:aut Court Ohio County Virginia. tic
undci o cd FOR that purpo:e wild
occedto sail, on MoLd the 10th DAY May. 1855
lowing property. III said proceedings COrsl to wits
lots inundated forythTee, C43l seventy ght s) se%em
seven, GOD eighty one {sD and ono hundred ard -.ht
(DDSO situated III ths addition 10 the City Of Wheeling made
By soLn MLurs James H. Forsyth, and others called
North Wheeling. Also, out-D- numbered hreo C3)
flaming about & which has been Divided
arcels TO suit purchasers, plat Of which Is i'll uT pos
| session
And the said out lot il b sabiyided is thought best
and coal privileges sold separately, will he
| !ageous 70 tins parties in interest.
GS-TERAiS: 4 credit Of one two, and three years
will he given for the purchase the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved security, ring interest Trun
their date and title beng rrtsnss until the pay
nent made. ~. WIS. %lCKHAM,
lid, p .ssvsE
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS,

FRANKLIN-For Congress: Bocock 778, Wootton
1863 Board of Public Works Daniel SOL, Boyd $780,
House of Delegates: Taliaferro, Dem, 673; Choice,
Wing, 673; Street, Dem $50; Early Whig 453.
WESTMORELAND-John T. Rice Esq, obtains
3ls majority over VIM Branton, Democrat, and is uns
doubtedly elected in the District John c. Mitchell elect
ed to the House without opposition:
HARRISON-As already announced, Sheldon, Demo
crat and Moore, Wing, elected to the House. For
the Senate Turner, Whig beats Spencer Democrat sol
votes and is probably elected in the District For Cons
gress, Lewis obtains the following maorities in tho
counties named Harrison 543, Lewis TO- Upshur a2o
Doddrge 203, Barbour $50. Sterrett, Wing, obtains
a majority in the county of Wood but correspondents
of the Enquirer states that his III tho District will
be very small 1t seems to be the general opinion that
Lewis has beaten both Snodgrass and Sterrett.
MARSHALL-Prce, Democrat, elected to the Houae
OF Delegates over Holiday, Wing
WETZEL-Herner, Democrat, beats West Demo-
crat, for the House
HANCOCK-Hewett Democrat, elected to tho
House
MONONGALIA-Laugh and Combs, Democrats,
elected to the House of Delegates
BROOKE-Smith. Wing boats Wells, Democrat. So
votes for the House.
WHEELING SENATORIAL DISTRICT -Steenrod, Demo-
crat beats Edgington Whig 30l in the district.
The EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DsTR1cr.--The follow
ing is the result of this district.
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TRIAL OF REApYNG rrACurNE.

VII Executive Committee OF the Virginia State Ag.
n rcutural Society, at meeting held the 10th OF
NAV. adopted the following preamble and resolutions =
William Allen. Esq, of Claremont having ob'singy
rendered to the virginia Stnte Agricultural Society the
OF his fields at Cures Neck for the trial of Reapng
Machines in the coming harvest
Resolved. by the Executive That Mes ISIS D. w
Haxal, f. Rutin, Jr, A. P Crenshaw Robert Douthst
w. A. Selden, James B. Jones and Henry Cox be ap-
pointed Commiteeto superinend the trial of Reapng
Machines Mt Curtes Neck, James River during the
coming harvest and that the Makers of all such Ma
chimes be and are hereby invited to send their machines
there and have them Idly punctnay the time to be
hereafter more particularly designa ed.
Resolved, That Messrs. VIM. r Gaines NJ. D. John
r. Ganett M. d. Richard lrby Edward O. Watkins,
Robert NJ. Taylor Samuel Ball. and - BAYLOR OF
Snndy Point, be Committee, with power to fill vacan
ces occurring in their body.-(nor less than five of
whom to act who after testing. bya full and fair trial.
the comparative merits of the different machines orsd
for such trial plain and unduated surface on wheat
of tall and luxurant well of shorter and thinner
growth, and also, if practicable wheat of lodged or
a tangled condition, shall award the premium Of Fifty
Dollars offered by the Society the Inventor whose
Machine nnder the varied circumstances of trial. shall
in their Judgment the best and most eHecliye in its
operation, and that they make report the Executive
Committee of their award setting forth the PRINCIPAL
which shall have Influenced them in the pr mis-
es; which report shall be read publicly with the other
reports premiums at the Fair proposed be held by
the Society in November next.
PHILIP ST. GEO COOKE, President
Virginia State Agricultural Society.
G. B. WILLIAMS, Recording Secretary.
je 3-2awtd
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-03

ORION OF EVERY DIsEAsE. AND THE MEANS OF CURE
In the year 1875. LIE Roy clearly demonstrated that
every disease originated from impure or undigesed
particles. becoming mixed wi the blood and fsids-
And also, that TO every disease it only neces-
sary TO open tho natural outlets of hr body and allow
hem to remain open by which means the hood and
other fluids would release Reconsideration these und,
gested and impure PARTICLES and OF health would
be certain to ensue.
The Royal institute Of France awarded 10 him for this
discovery, the Gold Medal of the Institute
This is historical fact.
Anwhch The B randr1th Vegetable Universal Pills pro.
Tess 10 do Isl to carry this principle and experience
has July established them capable OF it, When there
fore, bad st,te of ealth exists in the body all thai
has to be done is to continue PURGE efectually
with Them and the more virulent the disease the more
powerful must be the dose.
ThaBrandreth pills are made entirely of Vegetable
Extracts; known by long experience be perfectly in
nocen, and yet OF more power purgative, clean
ser ofthe alimentary canal, than ly other medicine
Their ELECT the sy tenn easv that it is remark
able fact that The dose may he given to an Infant
adult. without the possibility of doing any injury
bur ON the contrary ,od. Therefore. IN ccsveness
ither habltua othe wise and in Bilious Fevers and
all bilious affections they OF the greatest possible
benefit
Dr. Braudreths Principal Office a4l Broadway, New
York other Offices 10 New York
NJ. BRANCH, Richmond, Va
No. east Main street, corner opposite Old Market
Country Merchants and Planters be supplied at ID
York prices NV l3-2w