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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27
For baltimore. yashIns.ea. Philadelphia


Great through Line for the East
lNHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling TO
baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
Honc Rail Road at the Junction Cately called tho Relay
House miles nom baltimore, and with the Philalei
nhta Wilmington and tiamO. Rail Road to Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon The line Completed and
the whole road ts In nc condition. presenting or the
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world.
The now and splendid steamers oftle Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this
ing and through tickets from these places to Baltimore
the boats.
The express mailt ainlcaves Wheeling daily O'Clock
L. NJ, Wheeling tme) and arrives at Cumberland C20i
mes) at T. M ami allowing two hours there, arrives
Baltimore Cs0 miles, at y. NJ, The next morning.
king the passage through in about 20 hours, including all
Stoppages
baggage checked through any the eastern points
without charge.
Passengers and baggage transferred to the for
Washington at the Junction. and Philadelphia BAL
timore, without extra charge Travellers allowed
pie time and opportunity all points their meals
Through tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore (with
privilege olyng anywhere the route) SS,50-to
Washington -, 50-to Philadelphia, St0to be had OH
board the steamers OF the Union Line the Ohio.
tho Rail Road Agents at Wheeling q h. FoRp) Mounds
vilc. maj WaI. PARKER, Gen'l. Sur't
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NOTICE EXTRA.
have small stock OF common clothing that will dis.
poSe vi al even less 10 make my Spring
mrei RICE
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Milk Leg, Dreadful Ulcer.
PALPrfATION, WEAKNESS,
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER CURED.
L NIPTON,S TINGn,IIRE tnRII1AIp Mn ,

MOTHER AND DAUGHTER CURED.
HANIPTON'S TINCTURE TRUMP u!
HUNDREDS OF OUR own CITIZENS,
Tie Rich and The Poor, euerutnhere beur the game
TESTIMONY.
Read the following Certificate lady, endorsed by
postmaster K. r. Cooper:
CAPox BRIDax, Ianpshireco. Va
March /, 1858
Mr.. B. p CooPer-Dear Sir Agreeable to your request
and my own desire TO benefit the afflicted, hei eby ccI
VEGETABLE 1TNCTERE
was taken with violent palptaton, rather flut-
terig aud trembling OF the heart, wc continued
raj days, 1T seemed though heart had almost
len Its office. The family became alarmed procured
hote of this valuable melirine before had taken
near one bottle OF this TINCTURE OF HIHPTON'S, |
was entirely relieved.
This is the third instance relief in my family by the
use of this valuable medicine. Two three years ago
was laid up with liberation ankle, from the oil
what Is nsuly called milk leg had lost all and
dowm aud half way around my ankle, rejected every ei.
iOt to heal it, untiIl procured Hanfo'8 Vegetable Tine
tie, one bottle OF which Iesore my health, healed my
nnke, and am fieer from swelling than in tile mir
ty years.
Again, OF my daughters very low from severe
dysentery, and when she began TO sit her com
mcnced sweing which increased every day, hogan
to be very ranfu-she used Dotte OF HanIPfoS
tuTc the paiS ged the swelling subsidized and
her health rcturned.-we kept her legs banaged with
strips OF WOODEN until her strength returned.
Circumstances, might be Induced avail themselves
this remedy.
Yours, with respect,
ELIZARETH EDWARDS
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Mammoth Hat Store.

Mammoth Hat Store.
Spring Fnshi0n for 4 ST.
G AVERY mas on hand, aud is receiving one OF the
NJ largest and best stocks OF Hats and Caps that has
ever been opened in this CITY, lie is constantly
uiactnrtng description OF hat Cap use,
from the very hest material and orkmanshp,
prices that cannot fail to please.
am also receiving large 'mport9iions OF Eastern man
large assortment OF CHILD fancy hats caps
ladies' riding hats, carpet bags and umbrellas ail which
vii! be sold cheap
n. B.-Hats made to order on the shortest notice.
S. AVERY, Nos 14G and iIS Main ST.
Va
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FIRE IN NEW YORK.

ArnI. GA large six story building occupied
by Kennings' clothing store and other tenants on
posite the park, N. ". totally destroyed last
night, the walls burying a large number of fire.
men in the ruins. Nine dead bodies have been
recovered, and many were more less injured,
some fatally. 1t is feared more are still undef
the ruins K Jennings was insured for $4,000 on
stock clothes.
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BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, Blue, OLIVE AND
nAIuIA n.rIlS

a..-- DALIIIA CLOTHS.
Also silk and wool cashmerctts all shades and colors
bobnze drnter summer cloths linen grass cloths,
&c, for making froc, dress, sack and business
French, English and meican casino res; also, ducks
linen dIilngs, &c. for making pants. As TO Vesngs,
have the most beautiful selection looked any
ty all Of wic nnw prepared to make up Tile
fashionable and best STYLE have seemed RUSsELLs
services for the coming season. feel certain
saying that furnish better cloths any house west
OF the Allegheny mountains.
In connection with The above have beautiful asso it
ment Furnishing Goods, all fire. seasonable, and fash
unable. Consisting OF cloth, cashmere, cashmerctt,
hazine grass linen, dlabt and plain linen ock, dress
and business coats, and pants made from lie most
fashionable and scssonab:e Goods great variety; also
incn aud cotton Shirts, silk, ren lambs and
ton Udershirts and Drawers; cIayns Stocks collars
gloves and suspcnders.
Hosiery in great variety; Also every other article suit
able for completing scntIenlaiI's wardrobe.
Al the above named articles, together with many other
articles that found my STORE No Sprigg House
Please call In aud take look and much bige yours
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Il b." .
NEW RAEHrNoSED LETTERS At THE OLD POST oFPIcEi'
AM now receiving aud opening unusually large and
i gene al assortment OF Boots, Shoes Hats Bonnets,
Umbrellas and carpet Sachs the corner Market and
cuped Post ONCE and Opposite the Mcclure House.
very large and mil ely stock which purchased
most yorubie circumstances, and offer them to the CHI
se and al os
age.
humbngged by pps sutieeit Iave any
ror SILK moleskin wool leghorn, brush and hats
boets fashions and syIss any Aso
Shoes Slippers aud Caters both ladies' misses and
call and see for yourselves.
hayp large stock Of The above named
sa f fsPa me hsF sss
aps : = 80 : s.' b. H.w1rsoN.
Thos. Hughes
EGs TO inform his friends and customers, and the pub:
ID that he has just returned from the East
= +. - . STOCK OF GOODS
he in ves them to ealisnd eaane They viii find his
rtmsnt olcLoths and and
he TO sell lover ra es be
The cloths. cassmercs, and ycstings are particularly
rich e9%rIisng every asstabie color quality and pat
orally is highly worthy the attention OF being
of:Ssery fine gaality and ..5d at l9y rrieesi
olayals Cloves DC is exceedingly rsh and yeousi too
numerous TO particulaIise in advertisement,
In fine, anything and everything requisite gentle
mans wardrobe, eanbe obtained at No 49, corner Mon
' 'sp aHs isrs'' s''es's. Tttos. HUGHES.
uEIsKELL& Co., have also large stock Of the fol-
III. towing Goods -
= Linen Sheeting,
Il Pillow Linen, T.. -
Linen Table Cloths,
Fine Danlask do,
= CassimeTes,
TNeeds, 800.
x Checks,
Tckings,
Crash, =
Bleaehea Muslins,
x = Flannels, wood j
+ -. DO Csiik,)
Furniture Chintz,
Eeef5f 81 imity ~ = 4
f5t az si6s Summer Pant stun. ~
y issssss Al . esss7ss Table & Pianocoyers
assi ftgs ~ ~ - a5afi PaIasolsg ssf
sie..s - z i74s5 sffaaspi y ~ Umbrellas
aplo DC, &c. &c.
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"A gent eman named Moore, residing in Wayne
'.,brp, Belmont county, Ohio, left a tavern in
,Clrsyie, .bout the time of the commence
.,of the thunderstorm of last evening, and was
;, tot time afteIward found dead on the street,
.,,ibe west end of tie town. He was carried
:, tie residence of Mr.. Neiswanger. but all ef-
l,br bis resuscitation were unavailing. The
as. Of his death had not been determined this
sssing; speculations varying from death by light
u o. spopIezy to death by being thrown from his
re. Deceased was brother of the Rev. Jas.
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STEAMBOATS,.
RIVER AND WEATHER,

prrrspuaon, April 26-River II feet ami falling.
clseissArl. April 2s.-The river risen Is inches.
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RECOVER By LccOMorIvE.-On Saturday NOR
ag Capt John Lodwick, of the Hamburg, came
sar losing his life while returning from visit TO
boat, which is now undergoing repairs at the
Ery Dock in Fulton. lie was walking leisurely
EOng on the Lack Of the Railway, reading news
iper, and when Observed by the engineer OF The
AL train, which was coming down from Column
as, was notified ofhis danger by the steam wills
but either did not hear ii or stepping aside, got
Iectly in the way of the locomotive, which
iOcked him down and passed over him, follow
by the tender and front wheels of the baggage
Il. Tie train was then stopped, and Capt. LODI
tex eItHcated alive and " it'll no bones except one
3 bFokea. lie was, however, considerably bruis-
E and had one arm completely stripped of the
a. On his removal to the Broadway Hotel,
DEtOFs were called, who pronounced his injuries
Hfltal-Cn Cnz.
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Yours with F'sG EIl;zApErH EDWARDS.

do hereby certify that 1 am personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards, safely recomnen the above
statement TO be correct.
K. p. COOPER, Postmaster
Capon bridge, hampshire co. Va.
az Delicate ladies' ana children will please give il
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Forthe tast24 Hours ending last night at clock.

Arrivals and Departure. of steam, .Ison.-
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NEW gAsnlNoaEp ErrERg. Az rlll: o1.p POST orr1cE

New Savings Bank Store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27

TAG River is IN excellent navigable order, with
Is tset IOiucLes of water in the channel. The
tr,5s IS rather brisk, and fair amount of freight
OE.ipg.
TIE "Thos. Swami" went out yesterday after
noop, well sOted with passengers and merchan-
Iis=.
TIE City of Wheeling is now at the landing,
skins in her cargo. She is The Union Line boat
II this evening.
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No. l, sprigg House Emporium!
CLOTHS. CAssNIEREs AND vEsT1NGs!


New Spring nMd Summ C Gods!
TAME pleasure in being able to say my old Gust
ers and Tho fashionable community that have lust
returned from New York, and have been able TO procure
the most Fashionable Goods for the that the great
Emrorium, New York, can import from FrancSand the
mon Clothing, gives more and time TO attend TO
tho wants OF my customers the fashionable way My
new stock now consists OF
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4. HOG E & SON.
Attorneys at law & land Agents.
llarshalE o. H., Va, MouldspilLe, n. o
ILL practice In Ohio Marshall and W etzel counties
w Particular atention given to and
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NEW BOOKS!
'INhiSr's Consulate ard Emniie,-2 vols.
i "iieadle!'s Second War with England," 2 vols
''Hcadley's Sacred Mountan<;'
baldwin & Thomas Gazetteer of the U. s."
''Shaw's Civil ATchitccture;''
'tMinnie HeTmOn;''
..Kathsyan Slave" by Mrs. Jndsoni
"GOcthe's FauSt,'' &c. &c.
apis JUST 'Fee'Sea WILDE II & BROTHER
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- IT'S NosJoKE.
LIVERY body in town Is talking about hem. WHAT
eli Why tie new Goods.to be sure, at
EtsS w.tD Motto 81 Kro,s ~
and bargains they selling to al go there to
deal them once and you win buy your dry
goods attheit store apt5
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druggists hav asserted that his Cordial
tanned Mercury and Opium, has made the following ada.
w.t. Whether those physicians and druggists supposed
contained Mercury Opium, from the singular energk
with which it upon particular diseases, the
great power in relieving pain OF out Of envy be
On the o6lh day OF June D. 1885, personally appear.
me- Andrew H. Mickle Mayor the city ofle
York, MetcaIf Morse who by being duly sworn,
depose and that there sublmate
mercural preparation used in compromising manu-
acuring is contained in the medicine known hy tbe
OF DR. Morse's Inygorating Exir Cordial and that
1t does not contain particle of Opium.
Sworn before me, this 26th day of June, 1916.
A. H. MICKLE, Mayor
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The Indian appropriation bill'was then taken
up, ana yaTicps amendments proposed and dis
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-06-03

HAPPY VALLEY
Coffee and Spice Mials, Auburn.
CHARLES MORRISON, Proprietor.
THE undersigned, " no has been in the bu
l. siness for the past two years, takes plea
sure in informing he public that he has com
pleted the improvements upon his
Coffee and Spice Mills,
which rapidly increasing business rendered
necessary, by charging the establishment
and fitting it up with superior new mills, and
is now ready to fill orders to any extent
His manner of roasting and preparing cof-
fee is by new process, whereby the flavor
and strength is retained, rendering it much
superior to that made on the old plan.
The attention of the public is invited 10 the
superior qmality of his Pure Ground Cof-
rec and Spices; and orders are solicited
from Merchants, Traders, Hotels, Miners.
Families and all others who want o good
and pure article.
For sae wholesale and retail, at the "Bee
Hive" Auburn, Cal and all orders directed
to that establishment will meet with prompt
attention CHARLES MORRISON.
Auburn, April 29th, 1s54-n33my
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-06-03
Stereoscopic Daguerreotypes.

THE most wonderful Improvement Of the
| Daguerreotype since its discovery Those
who have not seen this stoniShing phenome
non, are invited to call and view specimens Of
these really beautiful works of art.
n8- Just received at the above establish
ment, a full supply of Mascher's Patent Ste
reoscopic Cases, with instruments designed
expressly for taking both pictures at the same
moment may 20 3m
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-06-03

gets to Heaven before you do you can bet
high he will speak good word for you
that won't set you back any.
have received letter from Deacon
Grmvisage, containing his portrait, which
is a striking likeness and will in future
hang over the pulpit. Pray critlcise it
with charity, for let me tell you brethren
there are very few of you will ever be
hung for your beauty. The letter will lie
on the desk and the congregation can read
it at their leisure. Benedicte.
pRAISEGOD STIGGINS.
IMPORTANT TO SETTLERS ON THE PUB
Lie LANDS The Commissioner of the
General Land Office at Washington has
issued, says the Times and Transcript,
the subioined circular, which settles an
important question lately agltated in this
State, regarding the rights and privileges
of settlers under the laws now pending
in Congress, providing for grants 10 differ
ent States for railroads:
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
Washington, d. c., April 5, "a.
Whereas, by an Act of Congress, ap-
proved 9th March, 1854, entitled "An
act tor the relief of settlers on lands re-
served for railroad purposes" every set
tier on public lands "which have been or
may be Withdrawn from market in conse-
quence of proposed railroads, and who
had settled thereon prior to such with
drawal, shall be entitled to pre-emptlon
at the ordinary minimum, to the lands
settled on and cultivated by them: Provi-
ded that they shall prove up their rights
according TO such rules and regulations as
may be prescribed by the Secretary of the
Interior, and pay for the same before the
day that may be fixed by.t the Presidents
proclamation for the restoration OF said
lands to market"
Public notice is hereby given, by direc-
tons of the Secretary of the Interior, that
al such settlers will be entitled to the
right of preemption given by the said
act, upon furnishing proof satisfactory
to the district office) that the settlement
on which the claim is predlcated is otsa
character to entitle the settler to a right
of presumption under the provisions of
the act of Attn September, lS4l, and was
made by such settler prior to the ''with-
,lrawal" of the land for the purpose stat
ed-no "declaraton, of course, being
necessary under the circumstances; pro-
vided payment be made tor the same ''be-
fore the day may be fixed by the Presi-
dents proclamation for the restoration Of
said lands to market.'
john WILSON, Commissioner.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-06-03

DONE
Dear Brother tn the FAITH: got your
last sarmnt and spet it over two or three
times, which was very refreshing TO my
sperits. Pm afraid you're bearing down
too heavy OH my flock. BE easier Elder;
indeed they can't abide such frey talk
they'll stampede sure efyon 60 on so long.
send you my plctur, which was drawn
by famous artist up here. Pm quite
delighted with it, as everybody says il.
looks exactly like me when Pm preaching.
You observe have profited by your
discourse, for there is neither beam or
mote in my eye. You'd better have it
printed with your next sarmint, AS Pm
certain the flock wi be delighted with 4
sight at their Deacon again If this artist
makes any more such wonderful licks I'll
send 'em to you, to show the congrega
ton, cause my bowels yearn for them.
BY Deacon Truefaith Grimvi>age, a
faithful Brother, unto Prnisegod Stiggins:
Greet ye one another-especially the sis
ters, with the kiss of charity. Grease be
with you all Amen!
7. GRIMVISAGE, Deacon.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-06-03

JOHN HowARD PAYNE.-The remains
of the late John Howard Payne (the au-
thor of "Home, Sweet Home,") are to be
brought to this country and placed in the
Congressional burial ground, and a suit
able monument erected to his memory at
the expense of the government.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-06-03

PoLITENEss AT HoME.-Always speak
with the utmost politeness and Difference
to your parents and friends. Some chit
dren are polite and civil everywhere
except at home; but there they are coarse
and rude enough. Nothing sits so grace
fully upon children, and nothing makes
them so lovely, as habitual respect and
dutiful department towards their parents
and superiors. 1t makes the plalnest face
beautiful, and gives to every common
action nameless but peculiar charm.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-06-03

A New MoTIvE PowER.-An Avignon
paper chronicles the arrival there of a
vehicle driven by compressed air, which
had come from Marsei les, distance of
fifty miles, in four hours. The carriage
was divided like house, into various
compartments, fer different uses, and con-
veyed upon this its first "trip one hundred
persons. French high roads;permit easily
II speed to twelve miles an hour.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-06-03

The wife of Santa Anna, Dictator of
Mexico, was born in Albany county, New
York Early in life, she became all ac-
tress, and first met Santa Anna at Havana,
while Utilizing an engagement there, at
one Of the theatres. Her maiden name
was Lapaugh, but on her going on the
stage she assumed another.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-06-03

DOSTER s, S,Quartz Certificates, card
L &c, neatly printed at the Office ofthe
Placer Herald.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-06-03

A Hndoo law says, "strike not thy wife
even with blossom though she be guilty
of a thousand faults.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-06-03

Daints, Oils, Turpentine, sc.
l. brushes, Varnshes, Pitch, Tar, Rosin,
Coal Tar, and all articles pertaining to a well
supplied Paint and Oil Store, at the Miners
Drug tore, Sacramento, by
may20 If r. h. MCDONALD.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-06-03
SAN FRANCISCO.
sst.tpnus Transit TiCketsu
Baggage and Passenger Express
From Panama to ASpinwall.


sUw NM AA NW M @W
is now prepared to furnish Transit Tickets,
from Panama to Aspinwall, covering all ex-
pense of transport for Passengers and Bag
~age, by mules and railroad, making with the
Pacific Mail steamship Co.'S Line for New
York and New Orleans, the long desired
Through Ticket via Panama.
Passenger Tickets for sale IN San Fran
cisco Baggage will be checked for at Pana-
ma on arrival of the steamers from San Fran
cisco. Freight therefor payable on delivery
in Aspinwall Ladies and children carefully
conveyed across under charge of trusty
guides
Safety and speed! No sicknessm
No River Travel y!
Thirty-One Miles by Railroad.
The bridge across the Cruces river has been
finished and the railroad is now complete as
far as Rio Obispo. leaving only Is miles of
mule travel.from Panama. The mule road
has been thoroughly repaired, and the entire
transit from Panama to Aspinwall can now
be made with ease and comfort within eight
hours, it having been made in four hours from
ocean to ocean.
The comfort of having ones self transported
from ship to ship, without the necessity Of
coming personally in contact with the run Of
persons in the business, natives and others,
and the fact Of being on the lsthmus only a
few hours, in place Of several days make the
advantages of this route over all others sat-
ficiently obvious For transit tickets apply
to J. HAYES, Agent,
p. NJ s. Co.'S Building Leidesdortf street.
ap8 3m
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-06-03

TT WING lately received new and complete
Ill apparatus, with the recent improvements,
he feels confident of producing pictures which
for BriHiancy, Durability and real 4rtiStie
merit cannot be surpassed IN the ,c0rld.
Those about having their hkenesses taken,
are cordially invited to examine the rooms
and specimens before sitting elsewhere.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-06-03

9A THE undersigned take pleasure "A
IA L in announcing to their old LII Ill
friends and the public generally, that they
have leased for term of years, the above
five story brick fire proof Hotel, furnished it
in the most substantial, chaste, and elegant
style, and it is now open for the inspection
and patronage Of the public.
Their house, situated IN the vicinity of the
steamboat landings, near the business por
tons of the city, is convenient for the bus-
ness community; and being located on ele
waited ground. just aside from the thorough
fares, is also desirable home for families
and gentlemen at leisure.
The international is conducted on the Eu-
ropean plan Of lodgings-with meals sepa
rate charge, in refractory in the basement
and also ladies ordinary on the main floor.
Il. s. PECK,
HENRY FISHER.
n B. An Omnibus will always be ct the
steamboat landings. in readiness to take pas.
sengers to the Hotel at charge of 81 90 -
Baggage free of charge. ap29 my
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-06-03
The Greatest External Remeu'
Of the Aca for Man Or Beast.

For the cure
f RheumatlsnlS
aims in the
Sack andLimbss,. J.
,ameness, Stiff
oints, Scalds'
,urns, Gu ts'
ores, G orn s.
arts, Bald;
,ess, Scurvyaha, :,
crofulousSve
.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-06-03

Inns, iAleo, -, u,algieo, oahooia o,,re for
weaNnes in the Limbs, and sseases Slrs ual Of the
Poison Oak and other eruptive alSea'''
skin. rors' OR.
IGINAL MEXICAN MUS ANU HSaaromento
sold at the Miners Drug store '.nnnNALD,
Sole Agent for California trsst Oregon nnyso nn #
Pacific Coast No. l39 > sVr ,t ,.ont
D III. MCDONALD. Wh0les''0 AS
IL. for California for X
Ay;s' Ss : 'n;syy ysys.. rss5Ss" vasas. Medicines
McConklin's Ague SPECIFIC; !, uocue,
Sergeant s CO. canohalas0s'''
REYNOLDS Cholagogue;
0sgood's Cholagogue; ;, omeut;
Mexican Mustang L.!"nmsnt
Nerve and Bone Linansu, snn
And keeps constantly on hand s1s" Large lsrg, arg
nlv of all the above medicines. As ,:";res.
supply SUI Of all approved Patent Neo'''''"