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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-09

r. R. R-No. 5.
Railways Regulators,
Regulates to q healthy action sll the Organs
and Secretions Of the Body. Restores 70
Health and Strength
THE DISEASED AND WORN OUT PARTS.
Complaints that Railways Regulators eRtirrlJ
cure. sI 81. -
COstissnOSs. liver Compliant
Indigestion, Heart
Dyspepsia Kidney 7"
Dropsy, Bladder .a a.sF
UFsshEa
Difficulty Of passing Unns.
Dizziness. inflammation Of 8. Es.A
Stupor, BllioutnOEs.
MELANCHOLY MALleSAKr Dlsoap1Rs,
Small Pox, Measles,
Scarlet Fever, Yellow Fever
Bilious Pneumonia, Typhoid Fsys, r.
And Fever Of Az Kinds,
Iuausuxa, PieurIsy. cOunOu Co n
yExALS .6oLPLAISrs.
IrsgulsrIty, ProlapsuS Uttrl
Hystsris, Womb piaaeulass,
Whites, Amenorrhea,
Loss or APPETITE;
loss Of Energy,
EOss Of Nsm6ry,
LOss Of ngtk. .I..s
r. r. REGULAToRs
ARE EETitktf YxaxTAsLx- .
Perfectly Tsseless r-. e.
f Coed ct all Wiass,
Never Elcken,
NsEsr Gripe,
DosEs--0rs 70 three Regulates
. -Four to six PurlSs.
one Regulator st night on T5tnr en- bedv Uura
sounc sleep good nights rest, and healthy aHa
pleasant discharge from The Bowels In the morripg
naaWays Regulators. Ready Relief Rsnovs.
whore.
\. b-Perscns troubled vRh Melancholy Depression
o. rprss and every body who feels themseyes m ussd
oy me world without any just cause their pats should
take few doses Of R. B. Regulators More unhappiua,s
!; caused Within Us from ID: want Of healthy and req
nIar acon Of our organs than from any sxsernal csuss
We promise al who taks Rsdways RsxulssOFs Averula
ton. RlDwIY 10.
l69 Fultou-esreek
For sale BY d. G, A. BOEoEE, DruFgis..
Carroiiton Ohio. = :
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~ nitiii Mf0ifIias,


10 TIE PUBLIC.
AADvAr ace. The Inventors Manufacturers and Pso-
oI ne Justly ees6raisd r. \. = RsnsdisA ssrs
.ns efst 70 diseovsF Remedy posssAnF the harseIOos
80 .heeulo1s Poser Of stopping the nosi Rrefseh.
fHn. N an Instant allaylg lhs worst crnmps aod
opss@s sher Internal or external In few mlnutss and
seoselaS ne most severe PsrOlysns { Rhsums.i,m
. nj p.a sa iss Ia Do'orsaz, - s0oa ss sppksd fhs
- =. n. Semeaies eonslsls of three Remedies. s.sk
possessing quick and wOUoe fu Ower, over sr..i.
plants and diseases, and uill nstantly-
Relieve The Human System from P.in.
kegalsts Each Organ % healthy AstlOa.
Resolve Away all Deceased Deposits.
bsao5s's tes eody IRON ail Corrupt Hsno1.
Restore TO Health, Strength and vIsor ~ unsous1
and worn out parts.
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lDatent Meoirines
DN, ,, n, MARCHISI'S
CELEBRATED CATH0LICON.

FOR THE RELIEF and CURE OF SUFFERING FE-
MALES. .,.
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RADwAY,s Al s. READS y; SPi RELIEF. Il

RAbW IA . hEAOl hhLlEF,
For ell Aeuis ComBlaints
inTEkNAL AID IHFERNAL
The moment it Is applied externally OF taken uto Ihs
system, viii stop The most sxeiueiatng pain and quick
RHEUhATIaN.
Mr.. Granger mason well known In Brooklyn. VA a
erppls for nns years RAdWsys Ready Relief Relieved
him from Pain IN ffteen trhutes enabled hin % alk
two miles without the aid d sticks OF eruteh IN thr
dayfi and cured him entirely In one week.
Thousands Of other equally a. wondsrfal A he
above, have been cured By T. r. Relief.
cHoLERA HoRBus.
RadwAys Ready Relief viii relieve the sufferer hon
all pain In fifteen or twenty minutes Il will cure the
nOst desperate oases in . few hupr.
EEUhALeIA.
The moment r. r. Reisfs applied Il Allajs the mosl
painful Paroxysms. Il viii always cure.
stcK HEAD AcHE.
Il viii relieve the most distressing palma u 81 eea
minutes, IL VII hkewise prevent renewed attacks.
liHr AGUE '.t- ..s-..
In ten minutes tea spoonful Of r. r. Relief VII TOP
the Chlls and break the Fever,
Aches Of al kinds Pains Of ell kinds Brulses B,ns
Scads, Strains, SprAns 8l jOints Lamensss. One sP
plieatiOR Of Railways Ready Relief viii in Isw nc
ments entirely stop the pain.
t reduces SWellugs heals sores cuts and wounds,
moves bruises, aays the most violent inisstlOs fOF
ah pains use r. r. Relief. Look for he SignataTC Ol
RAdWay h Co., on each bottle.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-09

AtlOra'y@ q OOs.ssiior at Las 4 SoisitOr IN OkaassrS
WI attend 70 a business entrusted 70 bic care In ihs
Counties Of Tascarawas Carroll Harrison. Coshoe.oy
Holmes, stark, or elsewhere. OfRcs in UriehsyIlls'
Uaiy IL, 80 TusesraWas county, Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13
ANias IviFl Two 4 i4li q "a =W a


AMAN wirif Two ia i4liaut IN u Z, sInd
tue following in oneof our Missouri exchanges Of
recent date, @heresitis credited to The HamiiI
ton Telegraph: e z . .
:, among the distinguished arrivals at the Hamilton
Hotel last Week, was Mr.. McIatyfe and duplicate
MS. Meiniyre, IN change of anolicer "a, rctte for
nalon' u appears that some time ago Mr.. Mctn!
yte was through here D. gueTreian artist, hay
ing then his hrst wife with him. : Not prospecting
IN business, and his Spouse not being able to SUP
porl nin' he conceived the idea Of sending her 10
net Trends, living near Mount Vernon Things re
manned so for some time, when Mr.. McIntyfe sal
Iown anu WROTE 10 his Grst love that he was about
leaving Tor Ausialia but instead of doing This he.
walked straightway into The affections OF Mss
Rnnnipn of Camden, Preble Co., procured licerse
aud was married 10 her pboutn year ago. Suspieiol
was eNcied and the parties left TINT nrieboofhoo
The indignant first wife, however. prosecuted nh.
search Tor the guilty parties, aud finally captured
IN, somewhere IN the interior of New York
The Grand Jury of PrebIe County have, we learn
found II true bill against McIntyre for perjury and
oieamy, and he is probably, now in, limbo, await
ing TRIAL Both of The fair ones to whom he swore
eternal fidelity sick to him in his tribula,ion
That chap should be banished 10 the Salt Lake
aud permitted To take The two fair ones with him.
That arrangement, we. dare say. would please the
ladies. Pc s,slss SO = -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13
STREET. PREACHING.

NEW YoRK, June II = Street preaching al Brook
Ign to-day, and several riots. Angel Gabriel held
forth at the corner of Hoy and Atlantic s,reets,-
All was quiet until he closed. when disturbance
commenced. Two or three lrishmen were arrested
by the Police, rescue was attempted, during
which they were badly beaten blythe officers. Later
in the afternoon another disturbance occurred at
The corner of Hycks aud Atlantic streets, seve-al
shots were fred, supposed toibe by the police. 1t
Is reported that two or three killed. a strong
force of extra police are ont, and the Fourteenth
Regiment is under arms at the City Hail. Ia this
city there has been no disturbance as yet. Mayor
Westervelt has made ample arrangements 10 quell
any riots extra police having been appointed. and
regiment of National Guards held in readiness
with six rounds of ball cartridges. e-js
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13
CONGRESSIONAL.

WSIlINsToNI JUNE II.
The death Of Mr.. Snodgrass, a member of the
House. w's announced. aud the usual resolutions
passed.
Senate then adjourned.
HousE.-Mr. Walbridge moved to suspend rules
in order to introduce resolution TO adjourn sine
die, on July Sd. ls8
The rules were suspended.
A me, ion was made TO amend the resolution SO
as 10 adjourn on the 18th July. - s-s IS IS
A substitute was then proposed 10 adjourn on the
18th of august. A debate eusued
House adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

IA very unusual incident occurred in Wash
iasoa city, atthe funeral of Lewis Meinzershnm
nj, late Sergeant of Marines, aud member OF
UnOa Lodge of Odd Fellows. After the process
Eon bad Started in the received orler namely, first
lie Marines, second the Odd Fellows, next the DO!
" followed by the lpourners. General Hender7
Hn eOmmandant U. S. Marine corps, ordered The
Oh Fellows TO fall in the rear of the body. They
slased to obey the order. but left the pieces ion
and returned 10 their lodge. The Order had at
znisd The funeral at the TequestsOf the fsmily o
De deceased.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

COR. Ron and after Thursday next, three
t.ins will run from this city TO Cambridge, and
he coaches OF the Ohio stage company will be
dawn oil between the two places. BY the Elk
pas Mali Train, passengers viii be able TO reach
Chicago from Cambidgein twenty, four hours, and
ION Baltimore city IN fifty hours. In few days.
'anectiOn will also be formed viii, the Ohio and
,Eiszippi Road. which will enable passengers to,
Each Louisville in less thau twelve. hours from
NJ, eity.-ZanespiAe Courier. -,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13
FROM WAsHINGToN.

WASHINGTON, June Something definite md
important i'll regard 10 relations with Spain, is
anticipated in the course of The coming week. For
several days passed the State Department and The
Spanish Legation, have been discussing the ques-
ton between the two countries, and it Is certain
that they are likeIyto be arranged IN manner
most satisfactory TO both countries.
The president intends 10 rusticate at Old Point
Comfort during the present summer. Denesseyes
Cottage is 10 be ftte up for his accommodation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13
LEI. 3 GRA HIG NEWS
-. - BY the National Line.
srEtEGRA pneD FoRTaE mai IL IST EiLtc Esc 81
FOREIGN NEWS.
, ARRIVAL or. .fIIIlE p AcIFlc,;.. {. {

Ists-.l ~ ~ NJ ~ 80 GIN NEW d.
Eit sssl ARRIVAL soFsrnE PACIFIC. s.
.Nsw YoEk. Jbne 1 i, -lr he steamer Pacific ar.
t,ysl with datEs 10 The 81 Isl. - ~. s .. ss.3g
faciilo left Liverpool at two o'clockniille
afternoon of The 3Istult.. Shebrihgs t67 pnssen
"a ieleeraptic dispatcit from London. Saturday
says theIe isiittle business doing account
OF The DerDy races. Cousols 81, 3-S.
Telegraph dispatches from Belgrade announce
that Siiistria still held out On tile 26t uitiE,o
,he russians were driven back four thes, with
The Bey Of Tunis has semi ten thousand troops
The st. Petersburg Journal says that Two fig
ates capnoiia'itd WitIand on the19t The next
Jay the same vessels Appeared OF Akans, but were
Two plonsand Greek insurgents are posted near
Dlmark in Persia. .S7.7Ftl
IA French division, LIS said, Lad arrived al lie
7PyTenees. $50. q sss 3fss= 3sss.s Az 81
The Russians are menacins Erzanone, and have
recently made a compulsory enrolment oil 80, 900
ArmenanS.. y III ..s 49,. 1
A steamer from the feet brings news that Guslai
ysrnawas bonibaried without elect, on the 24th.
Another Attack was Intended. ..ysi5 49,.
The advanced works of Hanzo, in the Baltic,
twefe boabaried and desifnyed. Napier was about
attacking The main Publications.
The allied fleets were sill engaged in blockod-
ing Stya s.opol. S5Ss+
Circassia ~ ,t5rET - go = ~ 49,
tSss,h.. .,s,t3 NJ t,l.o6 u e
.n th s ny Sst dSOo men
me Greek ;nsn,seco~ IL las. eorm;,.,fa s.,
800 % iess loiiluaoe ttan
masnn hlns othoshas accepted the piti-
- M,n,es ha ,s ,,.o,,,,. -,
itrL.. o,b.so, ~ - - iIs y.
te racsnt a sir i p. poNeis ~
saSnre anu .uss'h .iea'y mas peeii
Y S'H '0i''sueea 'Ieat! WIN
IT, /,
t s Oee
| .iie I u . government oy RUSSIA
- Steaniet managed 70 ger Out OF Sevas.
sI9 .he anu captured
;n a. , oea nut
s sue Gu. net Ptizs auiit anu eol sale
i''. ~, Ok r;s.. ~ t : 80 80
''o y 10 iiopi nee On te "a oi
M. river K;,.n 9, ,;a,
faraS So . = s',.s was
70
tue ie'la'nuel 10 mounted win heaT
T SSa' EmnA,o, i,os ,a...sn 66n;,Ia sa;o,.
6 10y II -. nas - qs.,s s ssSN,
-, ~ ~ u y onipley quote COT
, ai -. auSiSea per
poi s"n sossis - S $50.
,sss ;n 90 leIol' slea. nat
Wheat ,Iecl;ne f,l Fpmrr os Wn;,4 ~
eda,9s IA ~ aes ga .so. H.e Wnea. ny
FlohT AIS al, sss ou''ai
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

, aoRE COrrEp.-ltich specimens of copper ore
hTe been discovered on the land Of Col. B. R.
iloyd' lying on Lick mountain. a few miles from
he Railroad. From The ''surface Indications. of
u "iead." we think it likely that Tue copper re-
f0a' Of Wythe will prove 10 be more valuable
4,n those of any other country in the Southwest.
rRgthcriHe Telegraph.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13
NEW WORK CITY CouNcJLs

JUNE 12.-The new city councils were organ
ized this morning. John 7. Ven, elected Presi
dent of Select, and John a. Diehl, President of
Common. -uhe vote in the latter body stood. Diehl
WING, So; Crispin, democrat, 10. The New ldayoI
will he inaugurated to-Morrow. ssfsiFeF-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

ITThe Raleigh IN. CO. STANDARD, asks:-s'Is
's !. any Wing party ut alI2,.' Hadn't it better
y "lsthere any Democratic party at ll2', The
: query seem TO lie the most pertinent just now,
SnaRy Of tluse styling themselves Democrats,
;''ts that there is even no Democrtic admins
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13
NEW YORK MARKRT

p NEW york MARKET.
JUNE 12.-Flour, declining tendency, unsettled;
S.O0as.75; Southern s,75a9, 81. Wheat unsettled.
Corn triae lower, 79as6. Money unchanged-
Stocks lower. Sugar, Orleans 4ic; Havana &C.
Whisky. prison %. Pork dull, declining tenden
cy, l2al3.25. Beef trife higher, l6. Cut meat
53as. Butter plenty, Ohio I2al4. Iron firm, 4Oa
40. Cotton firm, Upland midlling 81, far lOa;
N. o mddling st. fair III.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

RIVER AND WEATHER.
=, PrTTsnpRcH, June l2.-River fleet at stand.
Weather clear aud warm.
crNcNSATi. June l1.-River fallen i inches.-
Weather showtry.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

Ono CENTRAL. RArtRoAD-5-rhe approaching
completion of this important railiosd is the cause
i general congratuation in the West. The Ohio
Safe Journal. published at Columbus, referring
u The fact that by The FIST of September the cars
viii be mining over the whole length of the road
t5n Columbus to the ohio river, remarks that '.td
De people of central Ohio, and 10 The citizens OF
Columbus, the Central RaiIro d is an enterprise
d much interest, affotding as it will. new chan
I'd 10 AMI from the Atlantic citiesnow much need
e The present means of transportation are mani
t4yinadeqnate to meet the demands upon them.
lie carly completion OF the new work is therefore
zach needed, and we confess our Qualification al
he prospect disclosed"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13
CINCINNATI MARKE'

JUNE i2-Flour fiat. buyers .holding on, am
seller; more anxious to realize. Prices entirel,
nominal. Whisky %. Nothing doing in proyis
ions. Lard oil IS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

.o,eerrirg su scription, al rtisins or 9th.
LETThhSs Sress Of the Intelligencer, should be adj
eGs Or. Of the
COrTes''hle,,,,s side OF the paper.
ile Ony on G the above rules viii greatly oblge us,
" an ObSeTNahes nr,npt attention to corIespondents
and secure re .5I Otherwise some times receive.
-, SrRNos.-A correspondent of the
'IE s'.', vipenian enumerates the following
LYacl naces along The line of the Virginia and
Eaenn D.ss Railroad: The Alum Spring, or We'll.
Tenns ,S.,-watera fine tonic. coiner's Sulphur
in bse . ro.tyeight miles frcm Lypchburg-water
SPnnss ,, + great medical virtue. the Bo,elourt
p'sss Sulphur Spring two OF thee miles
sP'lpssii I'm. The Allegheny Springs. The Vel
lfol s al Springs, near christiansburg. The
lo , S'! snings Of Pulaski county. Verify our
. aI.' IS not wanting in the article of mineral
waters.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

,,.rx, Woop's CEMETERY.-Nowi is the most
.;,,ble season. of the year 10 pay visit TO this
.,-a, city of the dead. 1t never looked more
sa,n,irul Than it does al the present time The
S,wers and shrubbery IRE ladened with bloom.
mi ,bose who have not been to Mourn W GOD this
ss,soo should go before the leaves aud flowers are
.,ibered and sLrunken as nre the bodies of the
5,r Jeparied now lying in their mouldering tombs.
The pteat attraction of MouNr WooD is The fine
.,,or,pic view of the many. miles of country il
,di1Js; and which, clothed in. the heavy verlure
# summer, is unsurpassed in splendor by the
rono,an scenery of Switzerland. or the stony
,,pleur of the Sierra NeEadas. Let no one,
living the least claim TO admiration for the byau3
siul and sublime in natu.e, fail 10 visit AIouSr
WOOD during the present delightful weather.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13


luz Wesiern press is beginning 10 get is eyes
P'a' Printing for fun and editing for glory, it
/ -ESesn discovered, 4lCes not contribute to The
!! T.''H'e OF barrel Of flour, or leg of mutton.
We ~. ei'p tue following from the Columbus journal,
,-.sn beginning to learn The reason why but
IN newspaper establishments yield a fair re
4aAStAlion 10 publishers "a
,, AoTERTIslNG ARUsE.-There is class loaiing
fS,a'ists Eastward, who are constantly sending
"a - S''euIarS TO the press One lies before us
xis 4'Aslet Gift Enterprise, with an Offer ol
so9 publish the vale imIn sition. Rnthes cheap
.;s'e-tspeclally as the pay was TO be III tick
y. = rh'ladepLia Ink Manufacturer sends some
noSrGm card, with proposal topay for its
i,, Nv" III Ink. Tbs is = novel feature. Light
E, lux needs 10 such tIickeTy.
If cleveland UPholster offers 10 give per cent.
lsi lS Pfoh's in lie county. Too complicated
~ cnlars some by The bushel. This is an i'm
oll. ,On mat The Department groans under. The
CT vendors of BIIlimole, should be indicted rs
'OnilEon nuisances.
,,n "s hope our friends will demand cash in ad
OH, It" all foreign advertisements. The press oil
'1s Oeen guile. long enough.
---S--
IN unsf On TUE Omo.-Our boat stopped TO take
n,' "CCd, On the shore among the crowd was a
gST-.naOly stupid fellow, with his hands in his
b, r,ns ana hls under lip hanging down. A dan
iionir go, 'ot serape, tipped Island winks all
IN H.. !ns' 'now FL have some fun; I'il fright
dawn gre steenhoIn." He jumped ashore with q
lie ..rrI. knlie' brandiShing it in the face oil
you. I t ,un' exclaiming, .tnow . lll punish
fllog r, aa'e been look Tor you for week" The
sdea,ly stupidity ar the assaiant. He evil
q he b, I mol sense enough 10 20 be scared; but
huge S SS"e-knie came near his face, one OF mis-
t,I4 AMI 9 suddenly vacated his pocket and fell
Ne p,or heavy between tie dnndy's eyes, and
Gi i5 Jumped On i, ard our boat. nut his hands
~ h. I.S a., and looked around. ssMay be-
i'aai f. ,uete IS somebody else here THAT'S been
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

TnE Missouri InoN WoaKs.-we visited the
nan works OF Messrs. Sweeney, Johnston & CO..
IN Saturday, and found that part of them used for
ne manufacture of iron, in state OF complete FIN!
Il, ami the nail-cntting potion oftheitmachinery
., Ar advanced that but few days will pass before
,sy are making "tatnal racket" These were
Ne first established, the pioneer Iron werks in
at city, and previons to their destruction by fire,
I'D game reputation for Inequality of their iron
,pd nails. which. in many portions of the Nest,
nd superseded the use of The cslebrated Juniata
,tele; and we are satisfied that the works.as. re-
st, with their enlarged aud increased facilities,
asiir improvement in machinery. and the skill and
aperience of their managers, will throw upon the
r,rketan article which must adj 10 their former
spatsiion, and extend very materially the, use of
ssir productions. We wele glad to see thatinrel
hiding these works, The nroprietors had an eye 10
shealth and comfort of tue operatives, the build
rs being roomy, with better circulationof air.
al consequently less heat. than aqy other works
siihe kind in our ciiy.,.S, ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13
AEatprtiElD RAILROAD COMPANY. :

NTOTacEtshereby given, TO m the st0ckhnders pri.
In vate and municipal, OF tile Henpfeld Roilfoat Conf
lasl that tie OH instalnen OF five dollars per shate 10
inquired paid on or before the 10Th day January
text andi lie Ike of five dollars per share montly
he eaiter, until the whole amount is paid
,aEflstcfH = fJOSEPiflHEN DERSON, Treasurer /
ashi totl pa. > .Ilarzr %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

otsIs will ind this Cordial aer they used bot
thorough Regeneration OF the system.
directions be ound the happy parents healthy
spring, would have been so, but this
binary preparation And it is equally potent the many
diseases Tor which IL is Recommended Thousands Of
young have been restored by ustns and single
Instance has II failed TO beEeft item
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-13

LANDRE'FHs GARDEN s. EDS.
7 UST RECEINED. fresh supply of Lanlte ih's well
- known and justly celebrated Garden Seeds sale In
bulk and retail packages Asoa choice lot of Flower
Seeds,
These Seeds are the growth OF The proprietor, whose
lung experience ntIs business enables him
with eondtnee, aud holds sllilself onay
stoIibe public their eifalty and gene good
quality Each paper bears label with the and
j. IL. CRUSiBACKER,
MIRO agent for David Landreth
M M n. -eEkce, late Druggist and Apoihecaiy.
w No. e0f ward, Wheelng having sold his entire
stock tradeto John H. TaPpan has retired from bust
IN this city. tas a. 49,
Tho Partially OF his friends and former customers lie
gratefully AMI rnestly soiissior his
continuance their liberal iavOrs assuring the
public the business will he conducted wish the
reliable gonds aud their dispcnsation in both de-
Tartinents, as heretofore -
hesli.g. APril 2ist, 1854. APPS
. HBLs. ALCOHOL, 80 and s2 per BY
IL hly9 tfSsfs JAM KS BAKER. 5
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w-1he c0ratali is PM l htshty e9tefHtat'a' IN PM
6oLlss -, hottie. two for s.; six for S1e.
EflcE'-S'toV ~ ~. n RING, PToprietOr1
- ~ 1872 broadway, New York
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n n IT FVFRV WONAN on SENsE

who suffers Giom weakness enlargement nervousness
tIemors, pains in the back, other disorder,
ef neculiaf her sex, 10 both scxss-to ri ye
tile Inv:gofating Cordial a trial. alzH
MARRIED PERSONS .-7z
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DEFIAMUE sAFEst.I y

Safes OF all Sizes suitable merchants banks jewel
ers, record Offices, steamboats,, &c, ef proof
banA vault doors plate chests Tor private families etc on
hand for SALE and made to order at the depot 1872 Pearl
street, 1 door below Maiden Lane, New York, by
Gsp19-d1Y lap10 ROBERT NJ PATRICK
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CAUTIoN.

Dr. Morses Invgoratin Cordial has been countereited
by some unprinciplcd persons.
In future ali the genuine cordial VIII have The propIie-
sme Pasted the cork OF each bote aud lhe
following words blown IN the glass
"DR. MoRsE's IHvlGoRATIHG coRDIAI,
c. II. RING, PROPRIETOR, N. ".
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presented phenomenal in the nateTia neCa hther
to lliheard OLA stimulant without reaction J.
Tile which forms its main been ad.
nitted by all the great medical and
lions OF Europe 10 be in this respect gcnSTis Or
Morse, whose name is undIspued authority scieuce
the productiJnin ATabi1 where attention
excited by the wonderfully ieigorating IL po
duced upon natives. In FACT tie wonderful power of
endurance the exhasess yisor exhibited by Alab OF
both sexes, in their desert pgrinages is attributable
the OF this vitalizing herb.