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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-08

State Prison Inspector, Bovine, 100; Andrews, ls9;
yernam, i6; Saunders, 200; Macomber, Q.
Surrogate, Bradford, 800; Busted, lo5; Brady, 80
Mcintyre. %.
Recorder, White, 96e; Smith, Jr., ie5; TiliOu, 81;
Scstering, l.
Congress, Marshall, io9; Murphy, Is; Wheeler
sa5; Mesds, Is.
Assembly, Williams, 279; whalen, $50.
City Judge, Stuart, 266; Pnney, 100; Leonard.
81; Beebc, 50.
Mayor, Herriok, "a; Wood, ll9 Barker, $50;
Hunt, 81; Scattering 6.
Register, Doane, 267; johnson, l2l; Brownell, 40;
Ireland Jr., ~.
Commissioner of Streets and Lamps, schaffer, 81 /;
Goodorson, i4; Glazier, 49, Ebling, lss; Ged-
Dey. GO.
Dis,riot-Attorney, Han, 100, Phillips, AZ shafer,
as.
Governor Of Aims House, Wood, 10; Tiemsnn, 1873;
Guniher 70; Taylor, zoe.
IvTH DIsTRcT-Por Governor-Clark, Is; Sey
nour, l77i Bronson, 80; Ullmsnn, 2O2.
Lieutenant Governor-Raymond, &c; Ludlow 1863;
Ford, 81; Scroggs, 2o7; Wood, 3.
Canal Commissioner Pitshugh, 80; Andrews, leii
yernsm. 80; Saunders, 200.
Surrogaie-Bradford, 800; Busted, Ill; Brady
81; Mcintyre. -.
Reosrder-white, 265; Smith, Jr., 1855; Tillou, 81;
scattering, 1.
City Judge-stuart 267; Pinney, 100; Leonard
81; Beebe, TT; scattering, /.
Msyor-HeTick, 81; Wood. 40; Barker, 2j2;
Hunt, rs.
Reeister-Dosne, 27o; Jobnyon, 1877; BrowneIl, So;
Ireland, Jr., 20; scattering.
For Commissioner of Streets and Lamps, Schafer
Gil Gooderson, 1911; Glsser, IL; Ebling, l7o; Scat
tering,
ssrict-Attorney, Hall, 2o9; Phillips, 30; Shafer
-.
Governor Aims House, Wood, ca Tiemsn, Ill;
Gunther, "a; Taylor, 2l2 Scattering, /.
VTH DIsTRIcT-For Governor, CLARK, IS; Sey-
-nour, 3s4; Bronson, IA; Ulmann, go.
Lieutenant Governor-Raymond go; Ludlow, 1913;
Ford, Is.
Canal Commissioner Ftzhugh, 1911; Clark, 267i
Burnhsm, Is.
State Prison Inspector-Bowne, le2; Andrews,
272.
Surrogate Bradford, 2s6; Busted, 1876; Brady,
IL; Mcintyre, 8.
Recorder-white, 10Y; Tilou, "a.
City Judge-Stuart, lO7; Pinney, 1874; Leonard, o.
Beebe, los.
Msyor-Herrick I77 Wood, csc; Hunt, 80.
Register -Doane, 1903; johnson, 1876; Brownell,
%.
Commissioner OF Streets and Lamps, Schafer, 1875;
Gooderson, 24o; Glasier l6; Ebng, 81; Gedney, 81.
District Attorney Hall, 1928; Phillips, 80 Shader,
1l6.
Governor of Aims House, Wood, III; Tiemann,
900; Gunther, s4 Taylor, 20.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, Tuesday, Nov. J, 1884.
Last evening fire broke out 10 the warehouse &C.
cuped by Brown & King. at the foot of Cherry-st.,
which was entirely destroyed, together with the I'D
Joining warehouse of Cobb & Co. Both buildings
were filed with goods and merchandise Of all kinds
of which portion was saved. One thousand barrels
of -four were burned. But little of the merchandise
was incurred, and the insurance on the buildings will
not cover the Losses. The steamers Golden Gate aud
Arrow, lying at the wharf, had very narrow escape
both being much scorched. The total loss Is about
40 OOO
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BROOKLYN.

yITB DtsTRIcT-For Congress, Geo. II. Andrews
Wig, 81; Abraham j. Berry lsoftl, IS; Philip
Hamilton Hard, l57i Thomas K. Whitney TX. NJ.
1870.
IsT DIsTRIor-For Congress, Andrews, 3sS; Berry.
Iol Hamilton, 1911 Whitney, 26o.
LID DisTRIcT-For Congress, Andrews, 's'i
Berry, 49, Hamilton. 1852; Whitney, &c.,
XIIITH WAED--Isr DIsrRicT-F0r 6oVerhot'
Clark, 33l; Seymour, 221; Bronson, 80; onnann'
273. I'D DIsrRcT-Clark, 1885, Seymour i'''
Bronson II; UllmGnn, 373.
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ALBANY COUNTY.

The City Of Albany gives Clarke 1858; Uumann,
s,474; Seymour, $500; Bronson about $50.
City Of Albany-Clark, 1874; Ullmsnn, 2473;
Seymour, $3.50; Bronson, 300; Raymond runs ahead
of Clark. For Congress, Dickson in the city has
2,O62; Harcourt, 2,292; Pruyn, 3.Oi6; Hamilton
665. The County towns, % for as heard from, in
crease Dicksons vote $685. HarcOurt's 1000, Pruyns
26i, and Hamilton's sos.
observation-disclosures /. gives Ulmann 81; Sey-
mour, 1877; Clark, %; Bronson, rs.
Harcourt, independently is elected to Congress in
this Dstrics.
Heusted, Hard Burton, Hard Davidson, (Whig)
and Van Etten, temperance are elected to the AS
sembly, in this County.
ALLEGANY COUNTY.
Cuba-Ullmann, 16l; Seymour, 100; CLARK, 10Y.
Belvidere-U llmann, 1865; Seymour, Il Clark l6;
Bronson, 0.
BROOME COUNTY.
Bipghamton- Ullman, 49, Seymour Ia Bronson,
Ali Clark, 76.
CAYUGA COUNTY.
Auburn--Ullmann, e66; Clark, ssh; Seymour. a67;
Bronson, a.; Raymond, $40; Ludlow, l6i; Ford 40
Scroegs, 500. For Congress-Morgan Wing, Gle.
Middleton, (Soft and Know Nothing,l 7ol; Aldrich,
Hard Al. Assembly, BrDkerhof (Whig) 5ss; Dodge,
(Hard and Know. Nothing) cog; Austin Soft los.
Aurelius--Ullmann 1922 Clark, 124 Seymour, IL;
Bronson, 9. For Congress, -, (Whig,) 1879; Mid
dleton. lSoft and X. NJ, 252. Assembly, Brinker'
hoff, CWbig,) 1919; Dodge, Hard and X. NJ 227i
Austin, 50.
Fleming-Clsrk, 80; Ullmapn, 49, Seymour, 30.
For Congress, Morgan, (Whg) 49, Middleton, Is. x
X. ny ll Assembly, Brinkerhofi, lWhig) SO;
Dodge, Hard g. X. NJ IS; Austin, (soft %.
Observation-Disclosures majority, 20. For Congress,
Middleton, Isl Brinkerhof, 3.
Scipio-Urmann's majority, 40. For Congress,
Middleton, Soft and Know-NOthingl l4l. Assembly,
Brinkerhof, 80; Dodge, IS Austin, 60.
CHATAUQUA COUNTY.
Forrestyille-UIlman, eOs; Seymour, 0; Clark sli
Bronson, o.
CATTARAUGUS COUNTY.
Hipsdale-Ullmsnn, 2l7; Clark, 100; Seymour,
100; Bronson, o.
Csttarsusus-Urman III; Seymour, 49, Clark,
81; Bronson, II.
CHEMUNG COUNTY.
Elmirs-2d District-UImann, 3l2 seymour il'i
Bronson, 10; CLARK, $50.
Blooming Grove-lst Dstrict--Clark, s9i Sey-
uour. 30; Ullmann, 6; Woodward, 9.
CLINTON COUNTY.
Chhmplaln-Clhrk, AfVi ctfhi"e'' --N'
IL; Ullmann, sc. For Congress, summons, Ieei
Bailey, 20; Flanders, Al; Thomas, lO@.
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Catskil-Ullmann, 1853; Seymour, POS; CLARK, 1871
Bronson, 81.
DUTCHESS COUNTY.
Pswlpes-For Governor, Seymour, co. Ulmann,
%; Bronson, 90; Clark, o. For Assembly, Emmon''
Hard 100; Phelps, (whig) lol; butcher, o. 50.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
MaIone--ClaIk, 81 majority.
Chan plaip-Clark, 81 majority.
acknowledgement So Clark, l@e; Bronson, IS
UlmanD,
HERKIMER COUNTY.
Herkimer-Clark, ei9; Seymour 2lS Bronson, 25i
UllmsnD, l6. For Congress, Spinner, 800; Alexaa-
der, Ill; Benton "a.
German Flats-Clark, 1885, Seymour, io7; Bronson,
49,; Ullmsnn, 1896 For Congress, Spinner, $685. Ben
ton, 100; Alexander, 90.
Lteh6eld-Seymour, sc majority
Frank fort-Clark, pc majority.
Little Fslls-Bronsop Is; Ulimann, s'-i seymour
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lid Distret-ClSk. 81: Seymour, 3s,; Bronson.
81 Urnsnn. 20. Msyor-Herrick ts; WOOD. ns;
Barker 50; Hun', rs.
lilo Dhuiet-ClaIk, :; Seymour, 34I; Brcsssa.
l6 Ullmsnn. 6. Nsyor-iIerriek, s; wosd. see.
Baker, s; Hunt. 10.
VI'h Distict--Clsrk, %; Seymour, sss; Bronsos.
ls; Ulnsn. T. Mayor. Hcrriok. IS; Wood. eos:
Rs,ker O. Hunt II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-08

We rejoice to say that GEORGE HALL 10
elected Msyor of Brooklyn, and JAMES 3. I.
STRANAHAN to Congress. Culver Is reported
chosen Judge, which We hope is true.
Rhodes is elected to the Assembly; Backus
beaten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-08

Hid wARD--T Totals -Governor, Clark, 4is; Soy
mour. 54i; Bronson, i73; Ullmann, $685.
IvrH wARD-(TotalsD Governor, Clark, l7s; Sey-
mour, l. 500; Bronson, IA; Cllmann, 1853.
IXTH wAsp-ID DIsrEIcr-Eor Goysrna, CLARK, ISIS
seymour SO; Bronson. 81; Ullmsp1 bes
Ssyor Heniek (WhisJ l7s, VOID, (sofJ 1885, Bsrtsr.
tx n so; Hunt. tReforu $50.
lid WARD--IsT DISTRICT, For Governor, Clark.
81; SEYMOUR IL; Bronson, 80; Ullmsnn, 81.
For Mayor, Herricb, (Whis,i Is; Wood, (Soft) IS,
Barker, TX. NJ us; Hunt (keform,) 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-08

ILLINOIS has probably gone Republican
throughout. Woodwork (Repub.), is pretty
surely elected in place Of Wentworth, in the
Chicago District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-08

Seward vii not have .ccrpsr.l's guard IN the next
House Of Assembly. The Knos-Nethogs Of me-
City, az they showed themselves in public for the nrs'
tire to-day, are comprised Of the most respectable
class Of m. rchan,s and mech anics among Us.
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ALLEGAyY COUNTY.

WeIIsv;lls-First Distriet-Unnann, 22'; CLARK.
2s; Bronson, 10; Seymour o.
.,aover-I1Imann, 100; Seymour, 20, Cia1k, 60;
Bronson, 0.
Uir.dsle-Uumann, 217; Clark, ~.
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
acknowledgement 22l Clark, pa; Bronson.
%; UIlmsnp, se.
stuyveeant--seynour, 90; Bronson, 49, CLARK.
10: UIlnsnn, l24.
Hudson-seymour, 397 Clark, 577' Bronson, i'a;
UImaDp, 1872
stocLpOrt-Cluk, lie; Seymour, 90; Bronson,
90 Ullmann. 5. For Lieutenant Governor, Ray
mend, $50; Ferd. 90; LGdIow, ls Scroggs, D.
Greenport-Clark, "a UumanD, %; Bronson, a;
Seymour, 81.
See Eighth Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-08
ONE OF THE ARCTICs BOATS PICKED UP.

Bosros, Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1854.
Tie schooner Lilly Dale, which arrived at st.
Johns, Newfoundland. o, the 2sh ult, reports hay
ing picked up of the ifeboats belonging to the
" fated steamship Arctic about fifty miles south OF
"Cspe Broyle, and thought they saw another boat
" in the distance"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-08

NEW-JERSEY has undoubtedly gone Anti
Nebraska, electDg four If not all five Members
of Congress. The Legislature is also Anti-Ne-
braska, and we hope Anti Rum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-08
BY TELEGRAPH 10 THB NETWORK TRIBUNE
NON.ARRIyAL OF THE AMERICA.

NON.ARRIvAL OF THE AMERICA.
HALIFAX 10 O'Clock, NJ, Tuesday, Nov 7, 1884,
The r. NJ. steamship America, with Liverpoo dates
of the 2sh ult is fully due at this port, but has
not been sigDaled.
The Mail steamship Osprey, with St. Johns (NF.1
dates to the Sd inst, has arrived at this pert, but
brings DO further dngs relative to the Inflated steam
or Arctic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-08

WISCONSIN yesterday went Republican by a
large majority. Probably all three Members Of
Congress are carried-last time all Pierce.
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COUNCILMEN ELECTED.

Ward. Dist.
w.. S, Tie between Baulch and Cleary.
IX..22, Holden.
X. Mason, (Wbig.l
x..25, Reed, (Whig)
X..g, Purdy, Soft
XI..3o, PreDtes, (Ind.l
XI..3l. Radley (lndl
XIII. IS, Cooper, Hard
XVII. At, Pinckney, (Whig.)
XVII. .46, Lambrecht, Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-08

NEw-JERsEY.-In the District next US, A. c.
NJ PENNINGTON is reelected to Congress by
about ], 900 majority.
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POSTSCRIPT.
SIN O'CLOCK, A. m.
ELECTION RETURNS.

KILLIAM MILLER, (Whig.) has been elected
to Congress from the Xth Columbia and Dutch
ess) District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-08

South Bergeo-For Congress, Darcy Dem 1877;
Pnnineton, (Whig.,l 336. For Assembly, Derrnott,
Dem, 60; Mes.ele-, (wnig,) 2l2; Van Ripper 400.
County Clerk, Gilchrist, (whigl 246; Morreh,
CDem.,) 23O; Kingsland, (Whig,l 4ol; Bernard,
Dem IS; Van Houten, (Dem.l 6si Garrison,
Wing, 1926.
North Bergen For Congress Darcy Dem ool'
Pennington, CWhigj las. For Assembly, Demott,
2s5; Messeles, 1862; Van Ripper, 50. For County
Clerk, Gilchrist, lwhis) 267; MorreI, 2o7; Kings
land, 23s Bernard, a4s; Van Houten, 2sl Garrison,
22i.
Harrison Towpship-For Congress, Darcy, % maj.
For Assembly, Merseles, 80 msj.
For County Clerk, Glchrist, So maj. Garrison, 90.
For Surrogate, Kings,and, 5s. Total vote polled,
1876.
HoBoKES.
For Congress, Darcy msj.
For County Clerk. Morrell, 81.
For Sheriff, Van Houten, 100.
MIDDLEsEx COUNTY.
NEw-BRUsswIcK, Tuesday, No. 7, 1884.
For CoDgress-Bthop, (Wbig) has about 900 ma
jority. The Democratic Sheriff ia probably elected.
Tie Wings elect three Assembly men.
In Franklin Township, Somerset County, Bishop
Wing has 2l5 majority.
WARREN COUNTY.
NEWARK, Tuesday, Nov. Z, 1854.
Mr.. Lilly, the Nebraska candidate for Congress,
runs badly, losing heavily in Belvidere and Phillips
burg.
Mr. Pennington. Wing, for Congress, has sas ma
jority in Essex County.
PASSAIC COUNTy-tAs far as heard FROM
For Coneress-Osborne ANTI Nebraska has 4si
majority over Vail (Nebrasks Por Assembly-lst
District Morrell Cwhigl is elected. lid District,
Schootmaker Dem. is elected. lid District, doubt
full. Two townships yet to hear from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-08

With Ward. darcy 10 majority; IXsh Ward
PENN gtons majority is $50. gale OF sis for TIE
Wigs. Livingston Township gives Pennington e
msjorty
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THIRTEENTH WARD.

vIIIrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, 10th Wrd)-Com-
-stuyvesant, (Wl 1926 Richards, DEM 7sS;
Ewing, 256.
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WAYNE COUNTY.

Observation-Disclosures, 1913; Clark, l73; Seymour,
90; Bronson, l.
Arcadia-Ullmann, 279 Clark, $50 seymour
gill Bronson, &c.
walsorth-Ullmann, 10 majority over Clark
Clyde-Clask, 223; Seymour, ls2; Clmann, 7oi
Bronson, 10.
Palmyra-Ullmsnn, l73; Seymour, l'7; ClArk'
l73; Bronson. 80.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-12

CAoLEaA.-cholero has made its appearance at
ScoItsviIie-two cases # u very violent character
having occurred, boiil of which Tesulit ( tally in
a lew hours. several physicians who have been
u Great denl amung, the no pron1unce'i these
cnsrS the genuine cholera, OF violent CT aract
1t Is also said thai has occurred at or near
How arsvile, aud that Il ere have BEEN several be
twes II Scott, vile and Rlclinro d.
II viii be Seen that 1t is gradt ally making lis
way up tie rlv.r, and il is not improbhbe 1t will
Teach our City-
1t Is 10 he hoped, in the mean tine' every pre-
csuriunnry siep will be taken Iy the authorizes 10
preve mt such u result. II Is 10 well known for us
to repeel H. that cleanliness IS sreat preventive,
and we urge upon the authorities, promptly 10
adopt such meal as may best seem sul;ed L" pre-
pare the city for tie approach Of the fatal disease
Lyqehburg VT., 4th.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-12

CncLER.--This fatal epidemic is undoubtedly
assuming an alarming aspect al ST. Louis We
are infutned from Sources ne corsideG reliable,
that the i-uih from range over SD FER y, al
til ught the pnpeTS there do allude ii IN the
i.hirS, manner.
We have eouversed with eentl. man recently
fTu' that city, who assures that our impress
si"us, derived from other SOURCES. are III the main
cuIrGcI.
lie cholera is producing fearful pinto in To-
ledo--tlie number of deaths. however, Is not so
large q. fist reported. lis worst lavagrS have
been IN the village of Eutaw, across the liver
The inhabitants have all .ithtr Ltd UT died. and
the villa Is dc: cried. In Toledo dozen d, ahs
occur daY--bu; the las. report says the plague is
abating.
weaI intern ed that 20 down vessel loaded
fur T ado have sailed up The straits and dropped
rcLored al Detroit, father than venture mt Tue
iufs cted haIIor.
The sufferers in Toledo have been principally
emgraut<, and tie poorer classes, whose haui'a-
tiurs aud modes of living expo ed then 10 the DIS
ease.
CHOLERA The Memphis Wing of the 29th uI,.
learns thai the cholera is revai ing the pIarl-
iatIon of Generate deuu J. Pillow, below Hele-
ma, Arka;.saS. aud six n, grues anu his uverseer
have slready died Four more negroes weTe not
expected toll live yeste rday. Our inf INFANT says
there is but little sickness the adjoining pIanta-
lions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-12

NEw LODGE OF TIE /. o. o. 2 -Ravens~ood
Lod.r No. 1913, of the Independ, nj Order 81 Odd
Fellows, was instituted at Rarenswood. Jackson
County. on Tuesday, tie 9Th inst. by ?. g. Ste
plrn q. shaw, of this place, Special Deputy Tue
K Fro-t, n. c.; Thomas Atkinson, v. q Fields
New hnrtel. NJ. D. Sec; DR. E. d. Pnttee, Treas.
Three candid ties were initiated, and the degrees
CATERED upon them, rnd seven others elelted--
of Reb, cca, aud three indies admitted there 10 -
WeIearn thst the Lodge starts under very E-vors-
BILE auspices. and pIt misses 10 be the medium Of
much good in the dissemination of the principles
Of Lene .olence AMI charly.-PG&. Recs.
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'0u''' WIN 'S'f kGi;zAGEru EDWARDS.
HFALTH RESTORED.
Cure Of Nervous Debitity, Lungs, Sc.-Ontcard
1nareh Of Hampton's YcgstaGLr Ton ture.

Cure Of Nervous Debitity, Lungs, Sc.-Ontcard
1rarch If Hamptom's Vegetable Inerure.
BALIINURH, March p, 1861.
Messrs Mortimer & Moworay-,.emlIe!I.eI: wis.,, 20
info you oil The Deueit have deve hon the use OF
Or Ham, toH's Vegetable TInciue.
From my catlicst 'ceoeeilUns, SCARCELY emo ed
a days health Fur humber OF ye. under The
t'e1tncn: vi the most siliu physicians oil Ibis city Ny
disease was pronounced by Eemvci complaint aud dys.
eiNi with nn Affection oil the lungs.
wed very Tits, II any, benefit from their IelIIell
also tired vsivus Iemedlea al highly recommended TO
good effect. Ny health Continued 10 tail Seeu
beI last when my mimi became seriously aHected my
memory aiiedi great weakness, fsinting tits, mud could
without g. at pain, until then;
was ent ely Us CSC TO my anly. just about this H.
iIichd procured Jr hottie Of this
tue. II had most powerful effect UPON ne. the res
TO atou of ny iedhi anu alto, takipg bottles
10 my cat Joy caa say ealt is peiicc IS rrsto ed
appe,Ite 6UOd aud now enjoy health ever
have at pro ious time during M" whole e, all or
which can safely aseIibe to the most Yun-
de tuI medicine.
Nours, truly, JlARY A RIGGS,
sTa IS Paca treet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-12
MIX Leg, Dreadful UIcer.
PALPITS ZION, " EAkNESS,
MOTHFR AND nAIGGHiE I;IiREn

MOTHER AND DAUGH Err CURED.
HAMProN'S TINCTURE TRIUMPHANr!!!
HUNDREDS OF own CITIZENS,
The Rich ana The Poor. eurTylphtTe beur the came
rES CBDrO.sN
Rod the FOL owing ,rIlItiCale ON lady en- orscd by
rostIuas,eT l.. p. Cooper:
CsroH Br.ipdE, HanipsLi, eco Va
March !, 1893
M &. P. CooFer-Dcar SiT IeeIbIe to your eguest
ana my own destreu euct; The afflicted, eby Il.
~ tue great RELIEF IcCei ell
VEGETABLE TIM IT RE
was LEkeT Min vIvIcHt nalptaton, rather hut-
ieItn and tIenbliI heart, Continued ssye-
'at days, II serIed though my had lot.
Oies Tho IsniIy became ned and ~ ocuIed
10 TIE vi this valuable medicine beiUIe ken
Dear Que hottie Ot tins TiNCTURE OF HIutTOS'S, /
eutI ely ILLevcd
THIS is ta.IG instance of relief in my family by the
Iae Vi This valuable medicine Two years ago
was laid up with IlcczaG. mp GkL, The
what is nsu Nv cSued in> leg Ind tasie aud
down, aud I~ way IOtud UukIe, led
~ heal II, until cd HrmPfon's Vegetable nc
rue, b"ttle which ed my heallI.. sed my,
aux and am Iteer from swelling that; in .kiz
~ ycaTs.
Again, my daughters very low from severe
IL. SrIi aIIu SID to Sit lsI
10 be very Aniul-sbe used oUtte .. HImPteRs T
tuIci pauS Bed, tue eI subsidized and
h:r Icaiin returned We hept her legs baudased with
trips oil wooden until her ST. eIgth returned.
Inconsistencies, might be tnduced TO avail Themselves OF
his re .edy
Yours, with respect,
ELIZABETH EDWARDS.
do he'eby certify, that personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards aud can saiey iccVmuren above
Z. p COOPER, Postmaster,
Cal OH ondge, Hauii shtte Va.
Trial.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-12
Dyspepsia. Rheumatism, Serotula, Cough, AstG-
aua, Consumption, Liner { ompL4int, &c.
TRgTH Is MIGHTY

Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, SerofulG. Cough, Asth-
"a, ConsumPtion, Liner 0n'pLaimt, &c.
TRGTH Is MIGHTY!
arc YOU sick Bewsrc OF limitations ASK Rs-np-
.o"'s resetaAs Tnetnrs. The man, es made Ly tina
medicine must hive nlcrt. and gre Aleli ioo To
stand Tie test O. pubic ornioi M oputius camga
good medlciLs will live, b-eoIse popular and extend
Its sales yea" ate year, in te position. he Teo
pie edily mud Out ItS virtues, and the the pas
ses ! oh mouth to mouth With more rapldy than
cue medicine has made or him is oil escrvire than
lnr"ol OF what We say above, we you to H11ap-
Tao I 81 i S, Yes ans rs s cesr "a
o. Rheumatism Of eight years. staI Ling all other
VIM NJ oldham. eIste OF the Custom House. dwelling
No ie Pine ST. OF Dyspepsia, great deb ty, pc sncny
W A. sehaener Esq on, OF the oldes magistrates and
most hshy Iespeetebe eItE MS cured oil
JarIet plunmet, 100 Baltimore st. SUM, ed int scly
aier all Other remedies had Jailed. e'N
space VIII not PEI init 10 sne lIund eds of othsrs al
Geo w. Gvodi ieh. Capt Thos. not Robt. vi, ia
smyti,, cured OF rheumatism 40
John PeIv S. A. Gri.hn, John Luke, Rev v Esk
ridge, u > Navy and thousands others cured of ,yamp
Sa SCI ofua, eoush liver comp ants, bronchitis, saint
them N''
DE- Or. AAMP7oM the sut or @ this great lsmp,On'a
that will he that ia not anartce got up impose
W-RUSEREps in ;his city will bear tho same tie, &
NJ Cali and get pamphlets tsratiso aud see the maj
II haa shown taeI most powerfully curative of
NERVOUS DISEASES, -Ht.
In their various forms, giving lie visor restor
ing The shstte cd constitution and thus nusins hure in
place Of de>pondemeS by iis mild pleasant aud
ton on tie stomach ltveT kidneys. lungs and tile per.
vous sySt' II ypepsa veI complaint Iiscasea
OF the urinary coughs asthma, bronchial aifrc-
tons, consumption, serola, Kings XVII nus, rlleu-
ma M govt, neuralgia, saint Vitus Dance Fits. Fish,.
Ia Piles with all diseases arising nom imrure blood
N1- For sale By y. ~ Logan g. 90, Wheeling,
egns Al ago Is; John II. nPPan, 9th ward and By
DTIggi tR generally.
5-Sod b, MnRrlMxR & MuwHKAy 30 Baltimore st
Baltimore. and sol broadway, NY -
GB-PriceS 81 Per bottle AMP
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OF the boweis Incident invgoraes tile
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ais afee in combating tho approach Of indeed Of
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