davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-15
LIQUORS, &C.

0n nnn OLD STYLE sTosE JUGss scaie
ZUsUUU dam gin, Oh elub schrapss and Lon.
cordial GIN biaaeies wines aes poItt br5wn soat
fegsff. chan p gntss 70 Ter ~ W " VAUDEVILLE
twenty per beOW othor house 10 bfoSma street
I C0n DozsH cLsRtT WIHH, or VARIOUS
.ODV hrard- ~ - - ~ - ~ - &c.. &c per -
.,si.s 10 su,i pu,sss.s,. ~ va u u nSfHII,, ~
E-oo..e rresl, s.sA-r n .fcsss. sG.cn,s '.npis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-15

FOr F6Vof ahu ABues-IhuI1 OuOn4USur,
81 5O Rcwsnd tonic mixtures Deshlcrs periodic pills,
ptonv vegetable tincture 81 For coughs cods DO
Hastings syrsP Of pspns ayers cherry gscosa Wssss'
sends Sands and Morses syrup Of each 81;
hyatts life balsam Is cents as tonic duretic, Wofes
for IS For sore nppes nipple 81, g cents
worms-Ksyiers destroyer, % cents. At GUI0N's No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-15

Boots and Shoes-Great Quantity or Pa
tent leather ware selling on At cost to close tho
until that time TREABLEY Co., No. SO Ann stxoef be-
tween Nassau and Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-15

Bankers Cheveux Tonique.-Uhy do Won
use greasy restore the har Nature says
the GRIP fl the seed This pure grcaseess tonque
contains the seeds hair Price cents Sold
Headquarters. BAKERS 439 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-15
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
tea special meeting of this COMMITTEES will be held
~ stuy vesant Institute this hurdsy) evening June
10TH O'Clock General and punct1al attendance IL
RfGHIRD scHELL, Chairman.
A Mmnsan T. !. S S1.11oHrn' }seors..rss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-15
THE FIREMEN.

MOTICE.-TBE MEMBERS OF ENGINE COMPANY
No 10 sre requested to attend special ting b
held 81 the engine houe Friday evening June TO- al
o'clock r. H. By order Of
H. McDERNoTT, Fore nan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-15

New Chenp silks.-Le.dbeater d Loe, 347
sprip silks, which they Offer this
ety cents TO three dollars Pcs yard which is
great discount fr their real value N B-Tbsy Are
also telling black silks Of superior make very cheap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-15

The only One Price Store an New York
Cenese In want If tne, fashionable and
clothing well made in psriaular expected 70
call at AlFRfD MUNRO co IS No. al g. Dad ~.y,
wherr arti lie marked the lowest price,
deviation in any instance is made
The Re-openDng or Union Hall, corner OF
Fulton and Nassau ttests attended crowds from
al parts Of tho city Whols families their
esrraees he unrvasd boys suits and
u immense stock of clothing for genemons wear The
price sy stem is received univ sal favor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-15

The Only Enectual Articlcs.-Costor,s Rat.
ceckroscb, Ant 4 sxtermnator, and CostArs Persian
ia5 sen,s pa, kss.l and Costarf ny phvlths Powder
and retail depot, l4e Bros dway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-15
Curious sNyearIn0.-rhc NationnI pnIicf

covs.,a ~ -. 49, n 49, Naonu FoIice
ers oath tradctng her former estmony and
sentng anew and ngua- phase in the great
spraey Case at Phadephis. Also SThe Dead Of e. l.
giant shipsn curious dsvsopsmen. Also. The White
White House Of 8srford ROSS JONES, Agents IO3
Nassau street. Sold everywhere, At four cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-15

GfOK, WASHER AND ATION WANT.
ed email private family Good city referen CO a
Erry atro s9 West Twenty nihth st,eet hello tenth
avenue stcoId door, front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-15

Like Macbeth. to murder sleep ;,
The. insects have opened the summer
campaign Dose them At onoo with LYONS Magnetic
Power from poison, yet instant death to belbugs
reaches moths Aies plant insects 10. Depot 42A Brosd
way; e3 lock street. Philadelphia.
Fever and Ague.-Dr. Edward Bleeclrer's
ampsde the Of and and
fever This remedy effects positive without lnnne
or arsenic. Sold by the proprietors MEAD BLEkCKER,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-15
THE MILITARY.

r EANDER BUCK GUARD-A MEETING OF THIS
- company wi be held At 602 Broadway on sunday the
order Of the Guns
DLUMBERS' GUARD.-THE MEMBERS OF THIS
i company are hereby notified to attend meeting on
Friday evening juno TO- 1854 At COZ Broadway sock
Every ember to be present. the Last
me citing previous to the excursion. By order OF
JAS. GRANT, orderly. DAVID KENNEDY, Captain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-15

| WANTED-A STU Atom FOR YOUNG orRI
w as tine washer and or to 49,,
LADY Apply at TO- Twelfth unt Friday s ,,n
10th In st. @AtuS efehihx,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-15

LOST AND FOUND.
U,oUND-A PAIR OF SILVER sPEcTACLEs, NEAR
4 Maiden lane The get them ct 100 William
street, ~ paying for Advertisement
FOUND. CANE 40 THE PREhISES or p. CARLY,
Il Of Thirty fr stree& and Broad way 10 bay
horses supposed have yed from pasture The party
ming them requested TO call and prove property and
psy charges.
r osT-IN BROADWAY, BETWEEN BLEECKER AND
IL Wall streets memorandum book, containing cortn
cstc for shares Carroll Copper Mining stock and So in
hank bills The who WIN deliver the to John
s. McCude, At 81 Wall street, third story will be hand
r osT-ON SATURDAY NIGHT, A LARGE BLACK
newfoundland white breast, and white tip on his
tail. Had wien lost brass collar. with name Lso.
Whoever Will return him to that address will DO hand
somely rewarded.
7 CsT-A GOLD BRACELET, IN PASSING DOWN
IL East Broadway, through Chatham street, across ths
day iih The Will be rewarded BY leaving the
Same with J. B1NTUN l67 Broadway.
II OsT OR sTOLEN-A BUNDLE OF MANUSCRIPTS
against tho England Car Spring Company. supposed
taken from tho United states Ccut Court
three days ago Any pe,on returning them 70 the
handsomely rewarded
r OsT OR NIsLAID-THK FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
IL notes. drewn and endorsed BY us:-Onc dated April
- 1854. eight months e ses 81 one dated April 1885,
And hereby eIution all persons against disoountAs
ehasas or negotiating the same Is payment will be re-
''''' = JANIS HENRY MCBRIDE. loa Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-15

N AMERICAN GIRL WANTS A sIrUATIoS A
"A nprse In a small family Wages s. per month Apply
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-30

- A FACT WORTH KNowING :

should be- harur N mind tat we ave pursued
cour-c entirely didfeut iina the u-sli NOT IN hrts
ug medicine. the tic 81 ae-icaBs. he re-
ripr, ut SrABLLR's AkaDYS5 CHErEr ExPEcr1RANT
AMI CORDIAL have hscn taaic Known co' pun
teiy. upwards ut fs. hun lred medical men, eSey
81 wh cr,nnien them highly efficient rene
tIns The EN sectntabi has bern pronounced Dl fhrh
/" be excl ent remedy al - tnHst', Colds
trpup. Biunrh IL. Asthma. aHd ,Iseis ut the Lungs
,tl Tarat genefally T,e DibuhTa Cnrdial has ai-o
rrfi,cd their unqualified pra fepriy tor diSeass
%. the bowels b m in c drenand Adult: end The nahy
thu the-e god medicines haye effected prove
Inc physicians option well f3uudrd They s.ould he
Kept in every taniy, r-aiy In instant n.r "he nsra'
ion may require See advertisement in another column
descriptive pamphlets. To BE- nal grti' le agents
Price Tor et,I 30 cents, SIX hottc- tor ! %.
aug ll-ltn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-30

lhe Crimea is spoken OF in some OF the Eu~
liSh papers one of the "matera guarantees"
which the Allies shoul1 eAart from Russiu rs the
price OF peace, or security for the future good
behavior ut Tint Power; and MS il is highly }rub
able, that the active operations of the Allies will
ultimately he transferred II thai Province. u brci
account thereof may not be without interest:
The trmon, or Grim lartary, rs ii IL SOME
times called, Is the ancient laurica Chcr~oucsus.
1t is n poninsuhlr, extending ont into the Black
Sea from southern Russia, with which it is con
nected by II narrow isthnus Thcro is probably
no province i'll Europe which has been the thea
tire of such stormy scenes of violence and boed-
shed rs this unfortunate country. 1t is said that
since the time of llerodotus (B. G. i5O) il has
been conquered and devastated by more than sey-
ontv different nations. The Alans, the Goths.
the Huns the petchcngues the Comancs, and
numerous other predatory tribes IN turn occupied
the country 1t was settled by the Genocse in
lI93,who were expelled by the Crim-Tortars,
under grandson of Ghengjs Khan, in III
These predatory hordcs settled in the country,
aud were tributary to the Porte. until the latter
part OF last centurv,Hhcn Gatharino IL. took pos
session of and annexed the country to Russia.
The population al the Gfimeais about 210.00o,
of whom not far from one malt ARE EartarS, who
profess the Nahomnedan faith,
The greatest obstacles which the Allies wot Id
encounter in wrestling the Crimea from Russia
would he the reduction of Sebastopol. The
strength of this fortress is well known, and it
would doubtless successfully resist any attack
by sea. Therc would be no difficulty, however,
in landiug any number of men - the south of the
town, where there no les than six convenient
bays which are unprotected. Tic roads across
the Crimea are wretchcd,and during eight months
of the year, in spring, fall aud winter the dreqry
steppes in the northern part Of the province are
almost impossible for large bodies Of troops
The reduction of Sebastppol, if the allies should
set about it with zeal ntenergy, would be only
the work of time. fnYc-ted 10y land and h'eela.
ded by sea, the garrison would not long horl ont
without n strong prospect of relief. srba,topol
taken, the subiugation of the Crimoa would hrau
easy task; and in such an eyentualjtv the allies,
if they are fully determined to cripple Ru,-,a,
will probably restore the Porte 10 the possession
Of lis ss.lciosst terrific y.-BoStoa Jourfa
The Com crop of thi, county will he less than
our farmers have raised Tor ma y years. III
late rains haye.it is truc,improged the prospect,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-30
To the FARMERS Of Virginia.

4 NASMuCll a. the Frirc Of Peruvian Gunno has be.
D come exorldauiy ush wrla nh 10 tue interest oi
the fnrper rrynn' substitute that can hc had less
than nlt price We nrr rrceHiu. teW iril zor cal
al TAfEt which desire Ia nave tested II i, said 10
couajn all the properties of Gunn". Except that has
per cont. I"-- oil Ammonia. In de- II induce TIE far.
tt- IN give Tim the fall crop VIII sell it
tie New York price in ssmal quanti.ies IL Orders
prom PITY attended to. LEE < CO, on tn. D,cK.
mug 29ts hisfm md, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-30

T7 Wishing Ia to the well. 81 II sell my
MI House and Lot, situated intne AT Is unIhc
l,ad lea tIre from Sal, New Castae and mir-
ff,tn the former pn'o. VII also s,l the remainder
lmy SrHIHG ASD SCnufR Sro=k OF GOODS on r us.
onntc terms It's hcllyc 10 IL rs good Il, any stand
in No~t m Nirg MIA, Tor STORE. Any Iers sh
II aoi TIE business would do Wi to examine /;
BET re pun hasing rlsewhc Apply
GILES THOMAS,
1ug 30 WI (#taqL, Il, ,tri,p cu. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-30

Somebody has sid thai Par-iau gri~ettc, With
a little tulle and rob IN. wii| conquer the world,
while an English woman. viii al her ,hawls,
damosks aud diamonds, looks only like an AMI
mated clathe-horse. There Is some eNRgsera-
ton in this statement, hut more wit. and ~tlll
more truth. The women Of France uuquestion-
ably have better taste in dress than those OF
Great Britain or America. In both our mother
country aud this there is Too much If what may
De called 'snobism in f.naie attire. The ladies
Of Anglo Su&ondam seem to fancy TINT the more
they spend on dress the pretter thcy look. Ac-
cordmg.y one sees little women covered. all over
with laee,o buried In the middle Of still braeade,
or almost lost to sight under putting velvet
cloak, with capcs that extend on either side ike
gigantic wings. Or one behol1s tail women. if
such Is the fashion, tricked ont III tight sleeves.
and striped silks, the Costumes Of the material
being regarded by the wtaror as sufficient com
pensation for the ineongrnity of the STYLES. i
French servant girl has better tastc. She knows
II Is not 80 much the richness Of the matcrial a.
the way it Is made up and the manner in which it
Is worn that gives the desired elegance. 4 neat
lit, graceful bearing, and proper harmony be
tween the complexion and the caors, has more to
do with Frightening female attractions than even
American ladies' seem particularly to comprc-
hend Many II wife looks prctlior, if she would
but know 1t, III her neat morning tiock + calico,
than IN the homogeneous pile Of lincry which she
dighlies with TIA" title of full dress. Many an M
married female first wins the heart Of her future
husband in some simple unprelcndiog attire,
which, if CONSULTED about, she would pronounce
too cheap except for ordinary wear but which,
by It's accidental suitability 10 her Gsarc face
and carriage doli1s her youth wonderfully. If
the sex would study taste in dress more, and caro-
less for expense, they would have no reason to
regret it. At present the extravaganza of A
merican females is rroperbiaI. We wish we
could say as much Of their elegance in the somo
line.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-30

rwsrds ~ i'Fl .fr#gut- h-rr zr,a..v rI.es. 4,
aul me es} Is, -il.i they eoule# Judging from
the past the nuIubtr viii reach pm bst.re the
close of the session. 5ipgdoa irgjuiIa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-30

qaifes for perturbation. Among ether thing u
continued residence of five years, period when
Congress thought only sufficient to enable those
who born and bred strangers 10 our institu-
tons to become acquainted With them
conmeroisl Agencies Among our Lawyers
It's very generally known hat there exist IN
every town of any size what is called IA CONNER
cial agency. whose duty II l. to ascertain ths
standing # every merchant and 10 report the
fact t. establishments N all the cities with which
that merchant deals. Those agencies are gen
orally undertaken hy -amo moderately sofupu-
lous lawyer Who is pad by the paironag' 81
such houses, n receive tho benefit Of his lab'r-
| Whenever tint lawyer takes II into his heaa.that
one of his neigl bor> is hard rum lie ia
inform. III Yankeedom, aud Nankeedou. IA ro.
turn, sends him it. claims against the uniorio-
nate. This is the quid pro quo of the sfy=.a"-
yer. For this prospect Of business he under
takes 10 hunt out the secrets of his neighbor-
/ 10 ascertain their credit and means, and 10 give
/ the fruit f his labor to Yankee creditors.
I miserable and contemplate business 10 be sure
/ Yet it always finds men, INSCRIPTIONS and dirty
enough to do it, and that too among the learned
/ profession Of the Bar-a profession which, whlo
it generally consists of high toned and honora-
Die men. has yet IN its ranks some Of the very
meaue~t specimens Of mankind. These agencies
are essary secret. Their work Is toe intu-
nous for day light. Yet the belief, which these
agents cherish, tLat their work i unknown
and that they are unc1poscd 10 the odum natu-
rally incident is most vain We venture 10 say,
thai every merchant in Lynohburg knows who
carry ON this dark business hero. Indeed Sc
saw, the other day. n report madc by the agency
here Of the condition of one Of our merchants.
Some creditor of his, disrcgarding his obliga-
tions to secrecy had returned that report 10 his
customer. Indeed any man is II fool 70 trust the
head Of iankee merchant with his fair name.
If II should turn out to be their interest to beray
the ngent, they will be sure to do 80, ~ heaven
spares their trcaeherous souls. And they de
serve IA be 80 treated. \ mnn who would league
with parcel Of unknown lantccs,in u business
so unholy, merits the doom which they .orc
to meet They deserve worse punishment
They should be- disbnrrcd by their professional
brotherhood The bar if They woad, could
easily bronx up this illicit business, and We ureo
tnom 10 aa 80 Tor the sake Of their high Standing
and uocnea iu society.
We have some ear.on- information on the sub
iect Of the aeencies in i.enchbars. and shall not
hesitate to make il public IL we SEQ mt to do So.
In the m,nu time W. waf ttase whose interest
It'll. 10 br'earr.- Lynch5nvg Rspnbiiean.
RNuoAps is Grrr BmrAv.-Thc =. y.
Herald pubI-hr- tie annual rsport of JleBit.
Railway Department If the Boar1 Of Trade,
which contains syucrtcal view of the bu-iue-+.
II r..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-30
HBcC0Esgas.EN BONES.
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco.

Main-Bt., LyncAburg, Va,
AILL give poriculnr atoriiou IL llc lac ol F1onp.
w WHAT, r"BAccn. Cones, Races. ARD. B5r.
ffR &C., *. lIbcud. niyapcc,<,I be made ON nil
rnn-isllnents when r,4air,l n,y Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-30

The Com GrrP ri THIS county VIII he less than
our farmers have raised Tor may years. III
late rains have,it is truc,mproYed the prospect,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-30

he does hot understand and hence The lav re.
qafes for patgftzu.on. aln ing ether thing. u
continued residence of five years, period when
Congress thought only sufficient to enable those
who are born and bred strangers 10 our institu-
tions to become acquainted with them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-30
gsou>c and t.oi Tor sale.

Ia Republican and Petersburg Illejsenrcr cory
$, l.. n Mrek IL tIaS II .n,.. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24
'ARu YoU suFFDRING

1NRom GihedmatlSn, sore Throat Group. DIhieult
II breathing, TOoth.Aehe, Tic DoOreuN, Palm In the
Rs' s n SGs Sa ss oso
Pain clamps In Tho stomach g9lera h9fbp9 ShYloa
lnhht0n Chollo. Lame Back Chblans bltee OF Po on,
Gus Insects OF Rad Dog4, hguo cake AgUe Che BREAST
OF Face, burns, bTuGes chntg chanped handsi C0!hsi
sS Pass Ps a Ache cS
Salt Mepn Seggyy' Sore Hlppss 6oIe Lips, xegeIes
Sores Scarlet teXsr o. sDy slqeer asase' 'oS
"A SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which not only pain almost nsantaneously but
peneiIaits 70 lte sest Of and entirely
s.o RADlOATRS THE DISEASE.
Some will aushat the idea Of any composition curing
such number OF dseAseN but you but reflect that these
diseases though ngs Gus ~ gs S asG bs
were ton timea more so THE FACTS which eoro u IN we
9ea would lore is candid 70 ne msrl,s l91
effects others unite In declaring ltlust what A name
tNOnp"oID & Sc 81 hi az T1i tgSl''
Have you never noticed tho striking mlaTlty between
many external and internal diseased bavg entirely didcr
ent nacsa And has itneyer occurred TO you That rem
edy might DO prepared which SHOULD be equally applicable
to botlf Ts remedy Il now offered you IN the EONPA'
RE LIMnEAT, which docs not Insult your understanding
BY claiming To have beoL found In some burning moiiths
81 Ncrieo ormigbty cares Of me- tarI but y simply tho
GIEsrENp OF solYSoIi being mid aud simple
nd yet ieveang In its eHecs powe almost Incredible
--reiCing Tho most hidden snews Of man or benSt,-
and yet being iunOyOns 10 the weakest tnant tits also
I 'e shtaPs ne N tnG maIh N o UeS P9'
than the largest besides bOg mog than four ttme ms
utronBt we therefore ofcr u you With PRIDE anu CON
hdeuce sanartcIe exactly sued TO tito wants OF rich or
poor, high or low ~. slIfgtBD t.. Iag.g.'
he unprecedented size which tho Nonrare Llnlment
Is nut up aud the vast expense orthe geas ged Init
nakes Il impossible foI us pay t the printing OF the
hund eds eerliheates m PUBLISH nor do we deem
as the Article vile Ia used VIII eeTy
for itself, IKE. -
We would however refer those afietel ones who have
70 Oeu bsEu gued BY and bigRsseruons
TO the following uanea being but lew Of the many per-
whose character lO cendor nnl veraeiy needs no
aesyle from u9, ind who ha Wing ly tesed 10 virtues
in the different diseases for which II S lecOmneded arc
prepaied TO speak Of lie merits az II deserves
Sold In Wheeling by James HAker, kells q CALDWELL
principal Druggists Of Virginia aud Pennsylvania.
August "a, 'O3 ....
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24
Mom N, Eairmont { "a RlrlIliean

AN IuyttuAStr MxpioIss. Iii Ia bat seldom we md
among the many IenAes offered TO the public for the cure
OF disease ole consent TO commend, or Whose NT
tues we able 10 discover, and have oways teduousY
aV, ided giving utteIuce tOanyhng that might lead any
one to suppose that par any faith IN their pIelen
sons. hut with reference 10 remedy manu- aetuIed IN
household words, speak nom knowledge Of It's In
Tnso oXeelences, It's adaptation 10 many OF tie lle oil
seak OF the NOnparel Nerve aud Rome Lnmeni, preper
I'd by q. a. Carr TO-. from prescription furnished by
ing, OF the most eminent Physicians IN Virginia This
immcnt Is based upon tho broad principle that any rene
dy which Will relieve external painI VIII properly COM
nOuldod ge equally efcacous In emovlIg informal aeo
lions, pliuclpe that has bean succesSly deyoloTe-
II Is simply the Ohsping OF Science, being mild aud SIM
pe in llsReion, end yet revealing In Its effects aower
uuTe incredible reaching the mist hidden slnews OF man
und bess-bnd yet being nuOXious TO the weakest nEn
II Is usn by ag tho ehedPts Eminent In tic market, being
rdup m lotlts twice az large 40 the majority, a. me
larger than the largest, besides being than four
lines as BuOpg We commend 1t TO those in want OF
site and certain emedy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24
SlDNRY BRRBsB1
~ "l RN'SenatOroT tho United STATES,
FFSfes'or woog.i o.len'nl a'H F HlF H

ThiA Linmehtisa valuable auxiliary In the tcutnent Oh
somo Of the most formidable diseases with which II - c
lot To oOnteHdI OTinslauee, faHmdon Of ne ui8f eng
6oTelt By thorough ami continued apploeloho OF lh.S
Lniment over the region ofihe Affected organ lheSe ON
erwse Formidable diseases arc al once disaIne OF more
than hall their teTToIs particularly among Children and
thousands OF mothers, we're they allowed 70 sTeah would
with all the elOqUeneH OF eeng aud qccton bear thel
unted Testimony TO tic aot that II had chill
den nom the very Jaws OF death. and resordihsm 10
their fol inner leihald beauty Ataip II WIZ DO found
"a an Aku1 CRke, OF enlargement OF Tie SPLEEN, mall
cases wersA eHiernal Bppllea OF service nhsln
nent win b. found Uso III.
Genefal Depbt 69j BfOsdwayt New York; and ilS
AfketsLS 81 Louis
Rorsale Wholesale and retail IN Wheeling BY =. b.
is7d3m WILLIAM 4. ARMSTRONG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24
.3T5NgFyDfOAI.l III
z Prof Wo6ds'I

III ntF RSntSFhtIVei ID now lot the hrat tine Intro.
duced 10 the cilLens or Wheeling, at No iS9 Market
steet which Is tue only ehrB lemey Ayef Invented that
will eneclhaly restore the gToy tut aud Whskot6 TO
Orlgnal color Ofypnih without dyelnt cover The bal1
head 90 short time with the ialunl covering, remove
dandr aud prevents the hatr from lllng on and "a freq
tho lly selnen Objectionable IN divers prena.
ratiOus VI different names now before the pubic tho kg
sToRATiyE u bPhuul article for the olsl Tor thu Old
YOU g. and can only DO appreciated by itssn, md all
respectfully Invited 10 call at the D6pOi and examine
the Testimonials OF ladies and gentlemen Of gh repuin
ton In the South aud West where II invented but
will Teer 70 tho certificate below orthe distlLgushed
statesmanan and SENATOR Judge Breese, OF Illinois,
CARLYLE, III. Juie q, 1883.
have used Prof o. s. WOOds' Hair Restorative, and
have admired the wonderful effect. Ny hair was bsoom-
lg, as thought penntuIey grey, but by the use OF bis
RIDNRY BRRBsBy