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she cholera patient all the iee-water be desi-
red
In no disease is the thirst so great, probably
patients having sometimes drank the urine from
a chamber-Yessel in heir frenzy for drink.
Imyself preferred in the latter par Of my
experience in the disease to give tspd or even
warm water, rather than cold. It appeared TO
check the vomiting sooner. The same also
was true Of Glysters. Ny plan was. when the
patient felt that vomiting was about to come OD;
to aid It by giving largely Of warm water 10
drink. The same method also was followed
in regut 10 clysters. Both these and the
drinkiug always prolonged the periods. Al
the same time cold water was used in the mos
liberal manner externally"
In my ne1tI intend TO present you with
some extracts collected from the writings o
some ofIhe eminent men ofthe alOPathic sehOO
going to show eonelusiyely that they them
selves have but little confidence in their owE
system. ORANGE.
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The Contrast.

1t is true. hear you, and your possessions
are doublless enyiable.
You reside in princely edifce Of architect
ura grandeur, amid the spendor of the me-
tropos. Fashion within your halls holds her
brilliant court. All that can cater for the en-.
ioyment Of the exquisite sensibillites of your
self and guests awaits your bidding Art and
science have opened their Jewels to you; learn
ing and the VIII DE list Of all that is desirable,s
at your command. Music resounds in melll
fulous strains amoug the arches Of your osten-
talious abode. Your table is buTdened with
costly viands and your cellar stored with the
choicest wines. Your couch is one Of down
encurtaned by silken folds, shredded with silver
Servants obsequiously attend you, marking your
every glance. upon the alert at your slightest
beck cringiDg at your feet at a passing frown.
The great and worshiped bow in your presence
and are proud Of your acquaintance. Every
thing that is desirable that canibe devised or
thought of-which gold can buy-is yours
am a Child Of Toll.
Nv lot in life is that of poverty. Ny heal rests
after day OF unceasing labor, upon pallet OF
suav, canopied by the rude, unseemly thatch of
the humble cottage. My companions are the
unlettered artizans of the village Workshop
NY property is contained in yonder chest, and
is comp prised in the gift of the mother who
sleeps ia The graveyard upon the hilltop, the
:ools of my craft, my rustic attire, and me-
mento Of one that was dearer to me than the
life which expands my bosom. slake my
thirst from the beverage in yonder wooden
bowl, which is replensbed from the strehmlet
that gushes adown the rock. This loaf Of oat-
en- bread requites my hunger. Else | know
not to recaptulate.
But, stranger, am happy.
That Nature upon whose bosom / have been
cast, has been kinder to me than the world,
which escheved me, because was poor. 1t
has given me sustenance, and supplied bOunte-
ousy my wants Ny heart has become attuu-
ed to a music that Is joyful in its strains. and
which vibrAtes upon no other ear than that Of
the lOWly born.
woul not exchange these meagre posses
sions Of mine for the riches of a Cre esus -
Give me the undsturbed mind and humble
cheer of toil--give me the smile of Nature, the
blooming ealth below, the radiant sky above
the golden sunbeam-the providence Of God
and you may have the world beside.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-31

e PolscNiD LIQUOR. .-Unde lbis head an tx
change says, "Qdte panic occurred recently
in the town Of Mt Vernon, Ohio, il conse-
quence Of the appearance Of a disease, resem-
bling cholera, which in number Of instances
terminated fatally. Upon exarination, how
ever, it was found, that the sickness and deaths
resulted, not from cholera, but from the + olson
of an adjacent distllery, and were confined to
those who had drank Of the Internal compound
) We do not know that the liquor from that
dis tillery was unusually poisonous. butt was
enough SO to do its work Of death with a terri
bic certainty, and neither aconite nor prussic
acid can do more. -
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Kansas Emigrant.

We cross the Prairie, as ot old
The Pilgrims crossed the Sea,
To make the West, as they the East, a4e.'
The Homestead Of the free. r.
&
We go to rear wall Of men
On Freedoms Southern line,
And plant beside the Cotton tree
The rugged Northern pine.
Where flowing from our native hills,
As our free rivers flow;
The blessing Of our mother-land
Is on US as We go.
We go to plant her common schools
On distant prairie swells,
And give the Sabbath Of the wild
The music of her bells.
Upbearing, like the Ark of Old,
The Bible in our van,
We go to test the truth OF God 20.
Against the fraud ofman.
No pause nor rest, save where the streams
That feed the Kansas run.
Save where our Pilgrim gonfalOn a
Shall aoat the setting sun
We'll sweep the prairie as OF OLD
Our fathers swept the sea,
And make the West as they the East
The Homestead Of the free
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Mr.. BIickemsderfcr and the Statesman


1t is time to perforate and collapse false
hood that began the size Of bladder and has
been swollen by the breath of lies to the di-
mensions of balloon:
1t is charged, in the Columbus Statesman and
copied by the pro-slavery press OF the State
that JACOB BLrcKEEsDERFER, the Republican
candidate for Board of Public Works, while
acting as canal Commissioner and drawing a
salary from the State, was employed at the
same time as Chief Engineer OF the Steuben-
vile & Newark Railroad at a salary of $4,000
per year; thus negecting his official duties, for
the employ of railroad. This is the substance
of the allegation. worked.nto various shapes to
suit the different localities where told.
We have been at some trouble to ascertain
the facts, and new possess the documents that
authorize us to brand the whole charge as a
base forgery, invented and circulated for
fraudulent and malicious purpose. The naked
facts are these. Mr.. BLIoKEEspERFER'S tern
of Office as member of the Board OF Public
Works expired on the 18th Of April, 1850. HI
was suceeeded by MANTPEENT. ln March he
was rendered the post of Chief Engineer of tx
Steubenvie & Newark railroad. and urged t.
! enter forthwith upon the discharge ofits duties
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T,e Law of Newspapers.

|. Subscribers who do not give EXPRESS SoTIcE TO 70
contrary, are considered wishing to continue their sub
scrptions. e. s--. ID, ,e,.....-
II subscribers order the dscontnuanee Of their pa,
pers, the publisher may continue TO send them untfA
arrearages are paid.
3 III subscribers neglect or refuse TO take their papers
from Offices to which they sent they are held resPon'
sbe ti they have settled their bills and ordered eir
papers discontinued.
II subscribers remove 70 other places witht oti'
fyngthe publisher and the paper is sent to iorer d.
ection; they are held responsible
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uoyy CUPID BECAME BLIND,

While in the garden Of the skies, E sa
a.. Folly and Love, as children do,
Played, ere the god had lost his eyes,
quarrel rose betwixt the two
... Love said the gods should do him right, .
But Folly vowed to do then, Hh
And struc,a rim Ger the orbs ofsight, a
So hard he never saw again.
,.. His lovely mothers grief was deep,
., She called for veSgance on the deed
4 beauty does not vainly weep,
sgr Nor coldy does mother plead .t,s
"a shade came DER the eternal bliss
That Rps the dwelers of the skiesi
Even iron-hearted Nemesis
And Rhadsmanthus wiped their eyes.
pBehold," said she, 'ths lovely boy" f.'
.-t, While freshly steamed her graceful tears
els mortal, but shut outfrcm Joy
4, And sunshine all his future years, -
The child can never take, you see,
3 D z single step without staff '.
The hardest punishment would be
TJo lenient for the crime by half"
All owned that Love had suffered wrong,
And we'll should heaycnged, they said,
Then weighed the public interest long,
-. And long the party's interest weighed.
.. And thus decreed the court aboVe:-
..-'. .Snce love is blind from Foly's blow,
. q, Let Folly be the guide Of Love,
a.-fe Where'er the boy may chose to go"
sl .a .s#ss Home Journal
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A SEEsmLE WnL.-The following is the copy
of will left by man who chose to be his
own yer:-"This is the last will and testa-
ment Of me John Thomas. give all my things
to my relations to be divided amongst them the
best way they can. -.l..
IN. B.-If anybody kicks up row, or make
any fuss about it. he isn't to have anything.
+" Signed by me, JOHN THOMAS
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A surveyor out in Oregon, not liking the ap-
rearance Of some Ofthe land, breaks out as fol-
lows: L think that the United States ought to.
make Great Britain take il all back, or fght.---
Thank God we did not GET qp-to 81 40 80 is
bad enough vaf
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-31

ET Arkansas has elected the Democratic
ticket; GREENWOOD Nebraska and Slavery ex-
tensonst all over)is elected to Congress in the
First District, without opposition. et
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-31

At the time of the first introduction OF "uni-
versal salvation to New England, pous dea
con at conference meeting in a town about
thirty miles north Of Boston, addressed his au
dence one Sabbath morning, as follows.
"Ny friends, there is aew doctrine going
about now days. We are told that all man.
kind are gong to heaven. but my dear broth
ers and sisters, We hope for better things"
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To sec delicate woman rubbing be clothes
over wash board from morning till night, anu
a heIulean gentleman measuring out rolls OF
lace an1 delicate ribbon, would make Paw
nee Indian lprgh Of our false assumptions OF
chiyalry.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-31

A correspondent wishes to know when Ja
cob slept FIVE IN bed We believe the only
period at which he was compelled to do so, was
when he slept with his forgathers.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-31

N.Y. GERRIT SMITH, it is stated in settling with the
alarms was entitled TO about $500 legal meage
but only took about 500, being eight dollars day while
comming and going and actual travelling expenses lie
construed the working Of the constitution, differently from
most men EreN -.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-31

The frequently asked question. (which
side Of horse has the most hair on?'' the fol
lowing answer has been received, which We
believe to be correct, viz "The outside"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-31

Lola Monies has lett . romantic home IN
Grass Valley, and has a. al made her appear
ance in San Francisco. /. is said she intends
to return to the stage, AID that SIZE is much
improved in appearance BY her last years tx'
clusion from the world. Her career Is certain
= very extraordinary one.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-31

ET The Wings Of Belmont have joined with
the Free-soilers and ahti-slavery Democrats
and nominated a strong county ticket compo-
sed Of men from all the old parties.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-31

> t- Tho Geauga Bank has sued the County Treasurer,
as "a individual trespasser for entering the Bank last
Aur and taking the amount ofof the taxes dAfO the
wears 1852 and 1858 The damages claimed are put at
% 600 ta-a. ..tf-I
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All that we know is, thai we know moth
iug. g.n-Socrltes- can that we know is noth-
inc can be known" Byron. These will do
for now-Nothing notices. ait Er
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ax- DR.. Ods has been re.nomnated for Congress, II
the Columbus district and the opponen Isof the Neb
raska fraud do their duty, he will be badly beaten
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-31

A joker says that the cords Of wood given tc
the poor below, are recorded above.
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Select pOetrp.

wuIrfiERs lines on the departure of the Kansas Emi-
grants from oston have beauty and viFor peculiar 70
himself r.# ...- .a-.a .... q. ..
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Don't read an "'nrs Of this page
The daily union., 1854-10-19

l,542,0Is 90
By the act making appropriations Tor The service OF the
Post pce Department during the fiscal year endng the
thirteth of June. thousand eight hundred and fifty
The daily union., 1854-10-19

To complete the nsr;ae hospital al Cier.-
land, in the State OF Ohio.
To complete The rasrise hospital at ST.
Louis, in the State % Missouri. .....-..
To complete the unsrine hospital Al Caics-
20. in the Stste OF Illinois ..........
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MEDICINAL.

The Nonpareili Nerve and, Bone
u 4 ll ~ e. 2 e. $500
PREPARED BY ID. ID !3GARR & Coz FROM
S. "A PRESCRIPTIONS URNISHEp BY, DIR. a.
LID 4YATSQNsC CARR. OF WHEELING, A "
3 fafia.LATEs OF sMORGANTOWN. u ila 3
n ts broad tst a1yTe1aedy ihtteh
teiEeIfsse efitfihl pain, tnli If IpPTiy conn
Poiade 6s equally seees. IN rs,nouns ,i,ier- ~ -
Injections; soceT Ieliei is 6edHitl9y 9'fi
~ li .fdsseloped in pecHttar to neeftits i
vi A0Nfs!iRE ELsLiNIhBN9.,- % q ttg * ~ (
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THEsTA PElWoRM.

- -.
3 TBisis the most worm TO destroy 81 silthat
length, becoming SO tho
and stomach, eAccttng the health so 10 cause 81
Vitus Dance, eyer
suspect that 1t is Tape Worm ;at is Fastening them
10 early gravei LII 10 destroy tnls w M a fers
energetic must would tci ciote
proper take or ofny Liver Pills, as 10 icnIvt
all distractions. that Tie Syrup may act direct
npcp tho vori wll must loses of two In,
bic si.oonlls three tics qy hese followed
rate CAKE oil Tap6 Worm, e. ~ ~ 7li9eh e
7 kxD TilE f6ILowisu.4 ~ s12ss
And you cannot INDIFFERENT 10 ths artesi. Human
lily calls uno yul your tty. u Is only oicout oi
tile many thousands teiJiIS wpderfu effects
Dr. j. NJ HohenSack=-Sif 10 you, the IN
iVentor highly IN olnts 1is humble
testimony in its favor bespga SAT- gentle, yet power
fully ctfectual Feucy tof &orlhs. HaylRg lad much cS-
pe cIce in knowing III ciCts OF Gus oiis,
my wife, IA allplatcting TO childiey
in istress pronounced IL the best had ever used ana
&uuld otheI while yours could be had. dnusl
ter oil beeapie seriously feti
were qlermg but stoiIee sought out eIae.
lad taken 1ialt bottle ol y g
ing about ye of years Old She iisssed an hin6hse
quantity Worms, heL scy COUNT now brigieH
cd her SPIRITS rettllled and short tmeA lovely
ise fles. TliatRs 10 kind Ffovideire $ hose hes'
deicc Ieconinen11t TO all parents wiiose children are
sufie ing with Worms. 1919 80 'tstf tslr,
JAS, b BOWEN, MInistS of Tic Gospel -ii5
I,fap nj nIt linn n mn Hnn III.
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less aEu
ed cali and obtain a pamphlet erce1 containing del
esas d is s hisy
ecei Physicians have used il in their actiee and
REFERENcEs.P Il tkiia,n. NJ d, Utica; n Y "a
@ & I 5ifia d s Re sa%sass,s NY
s sBY ESotsN Z, p !; sSssssgss n r. "; s
FEs Ess;s 4 3 81 d Sss zfr s S!,y
.fyls., sra lsa.LP NSsyend, n D. Utica ", -,
RRENfLt y GER q ARMSTRONG. Ag'ts.
l Rse oa ~ ad By
NEST leading Druggists IN the ado Ming Counties
L<ntr 4sdrea.ed 10 caye-e1t Hutch Assatai
ssss Ss 9Sss
aa ass q
hest physcians, w but little sdeeessS Tie most they
f For We mem sft hi
S Si s S any u eHs
short y LA wss s e s5S
Sss sIs called gs
awe Week SeS IKE si!s.f
IL 4f he sas Min
f Ss s ms 70 S my
lion to 10 III those hose myself
Freedom a9iS Pss = dss
-4sur e--em. Central penot. 204 Brosd wey, " Yg
60 Elk ORTIVE DISEASES.
II T has become settled fact, by the
fnas
fxrRaeT kEiLnA AND pkNnEItoN. is de- fledy
used; and although we have the pains OF hay
ing The papers, appointing agents
S Sa ss sais M Ohio
states BY persons Who by some sh1ee means have
gentleman Vermont ae days since, who used tfor
very seTtous disease;-- ~ ess ~ letyto2 ~
DrAR DoEsfbRss - sis'-' RStt I.
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el,,a DIR. J. 3. ANARCHISTS :, z. -.
ATED ON,
For the retiej and cure DeriRg Females. 8

!. IT stands pre.eminent
for, lie curative rowGrs
in all the diseases for
which 1t is recommend
cd usually called Female
Complaints: or these
are PrOlspsus, Uferi, or
Failing OF tie Womb;
Flor Albus, or, Whites
Chronic Inflammation
auI Liberation OF the
Womb; lncideniaEHem-
,ofrhase, or Fiootling;
Painful Suppfessioni and
Irregular Nenstruation,
&c, with all their ac-s
CONFERENCE.-The (Can.
ceT excepted 10 matter
how severe or OF how
ong standing l9si -
The fCatiiolicon far
snrpasses other rene
eSs eSnensi ve. ard lea
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"a 49,
These claims We're Is in ihs city S New
10 tloI opgh in 1.-The city and aPP
Gu s was cove st they pbsss se
3 Ss s s s s,s s @
attended their 4asis nnpssallsEsai
were used in S Hospital ii Europe IND
stspts 9 Eraee. Ge52any, Austla, Prussia and Eng
.iIHINK. CLoSE5ANDf PONDER WELL ti'
The principles which it is claimed that The chains
diseases are attended aud produced deficient supply OF
nervous ud and agent that closer!
magnetic chains, by heih overland upons the part
and diseased. fnish.to the exhausted nervous sys,
Wiiehs reaifed 70 pTodaee healthy ough the
XII S Using s sisia but rigid vance OF
General laws health are required siis Friction upon
- 7 ONE On The utsAN, DOLLARS ~
will ss fSs Sc @aRy
gent patients Is been ef.
fsssd ss I o sssEf
and no person has ever been who has given
a @p.st si ~ m FEMALE DISEASES. saiia !aiot
Move than neabulSted permanent cEres rcIapsrs
sas s 2s s1s st
region OF The abdomen end the other uFon spile
Hit ,sqa,s- y MODE OF USEolas '3 IS e '. 5 e., I
Tte Chilli Should be befurc useh common
vinegar. and then end OF the chti should be aied
di,ecy the scat OF the pain or disease other
end opposite toit. III L,5gg 5lrssfs 1
BE NOT DEcEIvEDl The Electric Chains are not
ed that No Mcdiohai gent world has produced
many IN the last yearas the Electric Chain
dNSFA from the most acute psin. is pro-
uced at the moment application much enectally
than can he inced by 0niun many OF its fops- nj
Cali and obtaiif pamphlet egatis 5s7 ijfs s5ng
y u y. 2, l,S ONE WORD NJ ORE ea,z's ,iss
These claims tie VIII CHI have lately been sent
emperor the Freneh, to be tried by his own
so eninently successful J. STE1N ERr, sole Agent
.}i9f{G eofter; Prince street and broadway.
aB5- JAMES BAKER, and Brentlipger q Armstrong,
Wheeling agents. stss ~ rs r. dctT-fyrl
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uyrcAp4ios.-Rer then. and all others,
that HobenSack WORN SYRrf Is tlo only Medicine in
use that viii eradicate WORMS with certainly, AMI VIII
not disagree with tile most delicate stomach lie cafefu
that you set tho genuine teie and zee that The signature,
y. HoBEssArK.S s9ii ,eSery bottle
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~! 100 ma taii IA now ~ yself.''3
An 1MvaluablelB Book for 25 Cents

Z
An Invaluable Book for 25 Cents
..Epery Family shoull dap., Cory. ., f,
.S0ll(1rGoRJES stili less than TIRES inonths, a
Ss s sfSsf sS aSGU Ss IT, naSp
LOOK FOX THE tsEFblcTED-Con an outline
Of ssease eoiIaeteG by sexual
by self ubse, byse&T excess, with advice for teIr
iechcalities, ard every thing Thai the
dcceMey from The result OF some twenty years successful
delicate or private nature.
diseases, and trrati>e the causes symptoms and cure
the Fever and Ague for twenty FIVE cents acopy; six
6ded States " hs free fpSsass adi,ress postage
raid, Gesdep q Co, Publishers, or box 1885, Post ONCE
sIbis is, without exception. the comprehensive
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sr 10 te OF its leaers. II is free oni all OBJ
5brSt to placing il in the hands Of his sons The suihor
has devoted many years 10 the Treatment OF tie various
and ttr presumption impose, lie has ed
the world al tile ely nominal of25 cents, the fruits
No teaccr OF parent Should be without the knowledge
impaired IN tis Invaluable work. 1t would save yearsor
PAIN ai sorrow TO the youth under their
charge '--PeopEe's Adroedte. 81 stsiit Oh
YOUTH by evil example and toinfencc of the
out realizing the Consequences upon them
selves te oscffty The constitutions of,ousanls
down, and they do not know the The cuCe ApS
Thing tht be done to enIighten and influence The
public mind check and ultimately 10 this
SidespI of human wouldeon!er
o s 3 Coming
the Us thSgsl,
man race Accept my tlankso behalf OF the ahrc ted
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One copy viii bo forwarded csccufey envelored and
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leIi'ha. stn--sssH sas, ,slt t,ssa i4 ura 81
tue most i'A ~ q nt yseai ha'o7lsiel
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From lie Sairaloat q. 5 eB,,a,sl iesn.-i

p lil, fr01Ets fairI0nt u. RsfatSltegn-l1fl
AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE, is but seldom find
among the manly lemsdles offered to tie public
oil disease one weean consent 10 hse yiI
av. ided giving 9tte alee 10 a lead
one 10 suppose that PLACID faith heir pTeten
sons., But will, reference reel manu- red
this place and which has become familiar the public
as Iselold words, speak nom knowledge olits i
lpse adaptation 10 many OF tie ills Of
III e, aud the security with swliicllit may be nse e
I'd by Carr q Cos, ftopl prescription aglishes by
lr Watson Carr, lat Oh and now OF heel
Ing, OF the most empent This
inment Is based upon broad principle that
ieuied be eqaSy In life nal aee
e IN ms action end revealing nits effects sower
incredible, ching the most hidden siilews Of
and beast-and yet being !nnoxiods h6n
II Is also by Tar The ddest Iiinent III tic market, being
III otteS twice the majority afi
i9u'th Liam the besides moro than four
lines stt org We command IL those in OF
certain Iemcly islit
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A9FRN4IoN9l


To PHYSICIANS; RuGGisTs,A AND DEALERS GESER-f
- ALLY, THROUGHOUT THE WEST.
Wheeling Chemical Lab oratory.
H. Cof1rer Of aLain and Sd stsa,i Isig
So CENT sE ylyHEELING.
HAVING completed my gements, Fam now ire
- FfIARAiAtUTICAIz CHEMICALS. " y
At my fatory Main and Sd
strees AlIpleparaion warranted pure and pIesaIe
according to loiig The numerous
articles mentfuns 81 - .i.5t .ifss 80 ass5 ~
p : acids, chemically pure; al Il l.is Il *
q a ntfmony preparations - fSfI.-5s &
estisp Amn1on lsg f7Fstb 81 1S,ffs 81 sfs ~ -
.5 Aq. Anmon RI > (. issf - s.5i
stsf6stSs = q coiieentra ted for blisterinsi
50 Aromatic waters OF all kindsi ~ 4ss6stss
fs.f rs slcolioI, absolute; y 5i155sss
d sExtractSs q lepliol;lf 80 4s,.ftl n IL
e--=- MeFcuFial prepar tons. Calomel, etc.,
Sweet Spirits Nitfes - ia tEllfaH tfAksr
49, Clfofoforfn, etc. etc, 49, 4-.tttet II
All Druggist ical pTepaFe1
coLdiig 10 Tie ~. s.. and sold A.
ret's prices: .s,.u4l.
81 PARTNERSHIP NOTICE..
lE undersigned have entered into The
pnfpe fc4rryifg tho wholesale tobarco business
LLOYD LOGAN,
JOS. G. BAKER,
WATSON CARR,
marco II. H.. CARR.