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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-21
Hints to Parents.

Anticipate and prevent fretfulness and
ill-temper, by keeping tho children in
good health. ease and comfort. Never
quiet by giving to eat, or bribing in any
way still less by opiates. sa.
For the first few months, avoid loud
and harsh sounds in the hearing of chill!
dred, or violent light in their sight; adj
dress them in soft tones; do nothing to
frighten them; and never jcrkor roughly
handle them. I'D
Avoid angry words and violence both
to child and in its presence; by which
means naturally violent child may be
trained to gentleness.
Moderate any propensity of child
such as anger, violence, grecdiness for
food. cunning which appears too active.
Show him no example ofthese.
Let the mother be, and let her select
servants such as she wishes the child to
be. The youngest child is affected by
the conduct Of those in whose arms he
lives.
Let mother feel es she ought, and
she will look as she feels. Much of q
chill's earliest moral training is by looks
and gestures. s,,....-e
When necessary, exhibit firmness and
authority, always with perfect temper,
,composuro and self-possession.
Never give child that which it cries
for; and avoid being too ready in answer
ing children's demands, else theybecome
impatient Of refusal, and selfish. GO 79
When a child is most violent, the
mother should be most calm and silent
01,.screamibg q screaming child is as
useless as it is mischievous. Steady de-
nial ofthe object screamed for is the best
cure for screaming. ''.'4 ..
In such contests witnesses should
withdraw, and leave the mother and child
alone. A child is very ready to look a.
round and attract the aid of foreign SYM
pathy in its little rebellions.
Never promise to give when the child
leaves off crying. Let the crying bo a
reason fornot giving.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-21

In the constitution Of the Sandwich Is
lands, the first article reads as follows
at is our fixed decree; 1st: That no
law shall be enacted which IS at variance
with the Word OF the Lord Jehovah, or
at variance with the general spirit Of His
Word. All laws of the Islands shall be
in consislence with the general spirit Of
Gods law."'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-21

SMALn OF HIS AaE-"Grandfalhcr,' .
said a sapcy little imp, show old are
youl" Tho old gentleman, who had been
soldier in tho war of the Revolution,
and was much under tho ordinary
size took tho child between his knees,
and pat,ing him onthe head with allthe
fondness ola second child Of life, he said;
"My dear boy, am ninety.fve years
old" and then commenced to amuse the
lad with some of,he incidents inthc sto-
ry of his life, at the conclusion of which
he addressed the youngster; "But my
SOU why did you ask me such qnes:
tom" Wien the little rascal, with all
the Importance ola Napoleon, strulled
off and hilching up tho first pair of pan.
falcons he ever wore, after approved
sailor fashion, replied: Wei, it appears
to me, yOu are ytry small Of y0ar age"'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-21

A little girl in St, Louis, while playing
with some beads, got one Of them IN her
ear, aud every effort to extrlcatc i only
thrust it further through the orifice.-
The pain was such as 10 produce insanity
in few hours after its introduction, and
the consequences was, she dicda few days
after in violent paroxysns.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-21
COUGH HORSES,

We once had a horse tba, hal ctaslt
bad cold. and conghed SO severely
that he could be heard haIfa nile. All
sorts of remedies were proposed--e-
uough we should think, to Kill! any good
horse outright. Tabse remedies were W
all rejected, (althoarh some nigh, have
proved usofnl,) andihe tal!owiug. course
pursued, Tilt horsa was in the tirsss
piece. carefully and moderately tissi,.
so as never 10 produrc pcrspira,ion--
he wa, carefully hlanke,ed when t!i6
weather was cold, tis was about midaa,
tumn.l or when lro was in the least d.
gree healed-ic was kept constantly. on
green aud succulent food. clover, ro,ttSt
&C., and was supplied wi,hihe best wA
ter at all times: In a few weeks lre
was perfectly we'll. it is an old sayilt.
that moro depends 9u the nurso than u.
the physician, which was verified adj
tnSIaCce., -
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-21

A Mrs. Williams, who clopsd from
Columbus, Ohio, with man named
Griffith, was arrested in Cincinnati some
days since, aud sent back to her Eus.
band.-Since then she has murdered
her husband by giving him poison, at
tho mitigation Of Griffith. She and her
paramour are now in jail to await a
trial.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-21
Cure fOr BOle.FclQl.

A correspondent of tho Baltimore
Clipper, writing from Washington, says:
"a friend informs us that, while sui:
fcrring with hone-ftlon twenty years
ugo, DR.. Francis Lc Baron, late Apoth.
ecary General Of the United states, ad,
vised him to fiji a thiniblo with sdftsonp
and qnickl;mu mixed, and bin6 it,ightly
over tie felon. This he did, and in the
course of ~ hours it was drawn TO a
Head; when the core was removed, and,
BY appliances ofthe usual poultice, the
sore soon healed. Our Informant re-
marks that this is asevere expsdient, but
one that is to be preferred TO the custom
nry treatment. We have heard others
who have uyailcd thcmsclvesuftlls rem
edy prescribed by our friend say that it
is etlectual and expeditions. Asa good
many persons arc now afflicted will
bone.felons we are requested To make
this publication. May it prove ID real
blessing to tho suffering" ,.
Bectwheat Cakr,.--A lady gives this
recipe; "Whsn you mix your batter, sit
in one-fourlk'to one-Ibiri of Graham
-four. The batter will rise betterths cake
bake nicer, look finer, and will not have
that gritty appearance so common to this
winler delicacy. .s,. .a. sh..
Graham flour is made oi wheat ground
withou, boiling or separating the bran
and shorts from the fine flour. ltismueh
likedby dyspeplics, as a sweet and nu,ri-
tious food, easy of digestion.
Agrica'tMe and Mc Presilsnt.-We
cannot but express our snrprize, aud
sincere regret, that the President ID his
recent r,pssagt. entirely overlooked The
most important interest Of tho natiou-G;
that Of Agriculture This great pursuit
undcrlies aud sustains all others, and
yet in this document, deliberately writ.
len aud pretending totouch upon all
the leading interests of the people. no
aIlusion whatever is madcsto IL This
,,isla sad mistake,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-21
Lame for ike P0taia fgl. /,

Lime .Jay iae Po-aia Rot. A write u.
in tile Ohio Farmor, ,gives,he following
directions for preserving the potls
sound through the winter, which iIlss
says he has ,rieil with perfect success
aud believes will stop the infection irs
der almost any circumstances: SpseaH
oil d floor a layer ofPu.a,oes, then talt
air.slacke.l lime and spread it ,hinly .
yer them, taking care To have them al.
well coated, then another layer of no
.m,oeS. and again lime as before, and sS
on ill your potatoes are all thoroughly
cosled with lime. One bustel of lii.%
will he sufficient TO cure t@ea:y bushe.:
ufpotnIoes.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-21
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Hor To trtqt Tr,e: ree:eieei m1ta h
groprd is frcSca or Gz%inc }S,esis :
mcatAr.--We occusinuaflyi yiedr Of pe@
pie beins quite at Il msstli. know whs
10 do witlrlrccs reccivediii d cold I'm
or when the ground ~is frnzau. III
way is. either dePcsi;t The packages
d cellar as they nre rtsciGet, or opei
them und sot the roots IN Garth until lth
weather changes; Or trench may u
made in the open ground, even if tit
suffats must b. br6Een with pick.axa
and tho trees laid in until they canh s
planted. They may remain iu this s,st9
quito safe all Winter Livery season sSi
receive packages Of trees from Eprops
in midwiu,er, and we find nd ditHcpliS
ia,akiug care et,he,h in tliis way.
tHatital.Ysst.
HAYES place gvrsyefs hing haksey
every thing IN is Iiuce VI
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-21

Have place iO,syets hing kspy
every thing iaits Iiare.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-01-21

We copy the following from The New York
Commercial Advertiser:
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-09-26
AN INVITATION.

7 UST RECEIVED. 4 Al she LONE
a. STAR" opposite ths u. skey Hsuy . ., :
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-09-26
LIVER COMPLAINT.

DYSPEPSIA, Jaundice, Chronic or
lJNeryous Debility, Disease OF the Kidneys aud
diseases arising from disor'crcd Liver or s'oIn.
ach; such MS constipation. Inward Piles, Fulnes,'of
Blood 10 fe Head, Aciiy ofof The Stomach, NAUSEA
ilcsrt-burn, disgu. for Food Fu.ness weight, in the
Stomach sour :-rac'aiicn, sinking OF ui!erng at the
ri, of the stomach swimming of he head, hurried and
ulthrcarlmrg the hcarl, choking suNocu,ig
sensation when in lying posture, dimhess Of vision.
dots or webs befora the sight. fever uIt dali prin in
the side back chest limbs &c. sudden i. hes 81 hru,
burning in the flesh constant imagining OF cyl!, au,.
great depression Of ap,fiis Can Dc ri.cuaily ourcd
by Dr.. HOoFiANDo Celebrated Gi:RMAV Hrr-
TIERS. prepared ry Dr. T.. VI. Jackson. No. 10 arch
street, PhilaIcl.Aia.
Their power the above diseases is ''i "Scclcd.
Il equ"'ied, by any other preparation in the United
ply sici,ns had inrd These Biilers are worthy the
puerlioG OF invUnds. Possessing great virtues in
the reciiicalion OF diseases OF the Liver aud lesser
glands exercising the most hing power IN vrri-
ne-i and affections OF the digestive organs. they ae,
| wii!ia, snir certain nud pleasant.
| READ AND BIZ CONVINCED
T. p. PEEFISs, Marietta. Ohio, Feb. ,! Isl. sail
"Tour Bitter. are highly rried by ,lios. VIII" have
E. s;s2 SS 5a s. 4 d. Y 4 $ '
| q. l.. DRAKE. Freedom O-NPrH % ie5,. saiS--
The Gernnn liitcrs you sen, NE last have yet,
come 10 hauc have been out o the article for scrac
iime 10 The great dcsmeil OF invu!ils. II nci-
cine much thought OF and sought al:cr in this corinu
Biiy."
| b. NJ. HUTcuINsos. NJ D. Hcdioad G.. August 90
lsJa, sail ''ihc BiIirrs You shipped me in MAY last
are Mi goue-I think it is good medicine. AMI am
| Recommending il 10 my patients aud friends iwlich
do Tor mo oher patent edie!ne.) You will please icr
| ward large surrly.'
| s. FkEycn. Wooster. o.. 1s,:. said: u have used
some three ioar bottles of loonld'- Gcfnan bit,.-s
for Dyspepsia, and have derived great hcncft from
their use believe them 10 be good Tor all diseases for
! which they are reccommended.n
| w. NJ ORN WooHicr. o. said: NNou asked me
my opinion Of the German Biucrs buyc used them
for Dyspepsia aii Indigestion. and 'ukc pleasure in
stating tha; ihikihey the very best romcdy
tant for the nhove cninplnints-tley decidedly IN
dvancc OF all the proprietary medince of The day.
| ~.sMr. Or ii DISTINGUISHED lawyer Of Wooster
'rhcse Biiiers are entirely vegetable. They never
prys,ratc the system, but nvigorae IL
| Sold by Moxley Barlcr Iron,oh; J. Haskell Jr,.
| HaskelviIle; Wm. H. Bryam Burlington; Latch Il
Davsson, Alarlon and By dealers in medicine every
where.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-09-26
BAKERY CONNECTION NRY.
WHOLESALE B. RETAIL

TfNiIE subscribers would inform the citizens Of
/ lronton, Of Lawrence and the adjoining
conties that they have recently fitted up a
WIfOLESA LIE AND RETAIL BAKERY AND
CONFECTIONERY in the town Of lronton,
where they will be able to supply at all times
mefchantsandothers with CRACKERS, BREAD and
CAKE Of any description, and every variety OF
confectionery in any quantity to suit purchasrse
All orders will be filled on most reasonable
terms, and on the shortest notice.
Attention ofmerchants is srespcctfully invited
Il. g. l.. COLE.
Eront Street. Ironton January, 1858
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-09-26
BURLINGTON ACADEslY.

THE Trustees of this Institution take pleas
urei announcing to the public that they have
fitted up ample, ,commodious and pleasant rooms
for the use Of the school; and have secured tine
services Of Mr.. J. l.. Whitney, an experienced
and accomplished teacher as principal.
instruction will be given in all branches Q
education usually taught in Academies.
The fall term of tbkschool will comencer
on Monday the Ord ddy o. October next.
TERMS; 50 per quarter for the common
branches; 81 for the more advanced; So for the
languages and higher mathematics.
Good board can be obtained In the village
at reasonable prices.
G. HALL. President.
Burlington, Ohio. Sept. Is. 1885
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-09-26

has now on hand, and IS ste6Qstantly receiving
good assortment OF Music sndMusical Instru-
inenfs, such as Accordeons, Flutes, Flies, Vio
lins, Guitars, Banjos, Claronetts, -Flageolets
One ay, eight day and alarm clocks, watches
jewelry of the best quality. The very best of
Cigars end Tobacco, Perfumery of all kinds,
Confecticnery,sP Fancy Groceries, Glassware,
Notions, blank Books and Stationery, Pictures
and Franfes. Of all sizas, .plnin OF gilt. Sealed
1ieassFss ard Weigbts, Dfird ard Foreign
ssss 5s iisasss, 10y aEieslbaffd.ss aRd
81 a..sss niid tpps Of every sesctiptiop, and a
Sst 1.,x otl.s aFs;alet TO rumeious 70 A,en-
@ Mstcl / s5s
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-09-26

WHOLESALE q KETAIL DEALERS
~ IN Drugs Chemicals, Mcdiciens,
Paints. Oils. Vnrnisbes. Turpenlinc,
WX Dye siuGs, Window Glass, Glass
M ware, gnufrs, Tobacco, Cigars, Spi.
No. ,lot,nt M.J;.t,n. D..c,,,n.ry
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-09-26
Cheap CASH & BARTER STORE
At MARpN OHIO.
,,c,, --- N. DAWSON.
LITcH &,DAvIsS0N,

LITCH &O q 'AS wv
mn Constantly tceivirg at their Store in
n WAnYoN. aiJthe following, and other
~, Ahs,;,;.s or goods, ,lonsising Of
q"nmnw nnnns. Broad Cloths,
Dna Co.,,etts, vcstinEs. Jeans,
S,a'ln,;c& Sass'in;& Foprin,s Silks, and Poplins,
noMes Ne Ines. Bleached Muslins,
me.'chod Min, Irish Linens,
rn,ne CIo,hs IBot, sbawls Ilandkerch'fS
rn.,o, Yarns ID Batting
1,o an ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING,
n .s;.,;ngf Coats al from SI,25 TO SIS,
y,.,, S,on, -tenis s6; Pants from 81 to 81,
,'s" ."'I S-nJ,r,ris aud Drawers,
a''o 4 SICK or GROCERIES,
| Consist partly Of :, -
,iio Sugars, Molasses, Y. Nyson
o,own pper, Gpnpowder. Imperial,
p'se Cloves and Black Teas,
E'h'"vUre. Mac kcrel. CJdfsh,
NM sh& Herring. Powder Shot u Lead
Wiz shid Colorng ma,ellais Of every variety.
stcc'clgr.es Of all kinds.
ATcy,.H y, knives 4 Forks, pen and pocket
, uSIy'oi alrdrscrpions, Razofs and S!rops,
&c N.,naying materials.
4. "iAssWARE, Looking Glasses Window
-, 2unbers molasscs Cans Preserve DISH
: nl4.s and Glass lanterns Of all kinds. Alsc
es,j and selected ASSORTMENT Of Queenswars,
IA" BOOTS AND SHOES,
cy haze large Stock Of B,oy land Shoes
-. listing of Mems Boys WomSNs and Chill
IDS Us Boots aud Shoes, Coarse and Fine, alsc
l,crs Slippers, India Rubbels&c.
iIQu0KS.--TLey keep choice distilled Spif'
IS. consisting Of Brandy, Mononrahela Whis'
icy. New England Rum, Port Wine, Swee'
Wine, 10 be had only for Medicinal and me-
cbanical uses,
Tobacco and segars Of all qualities and pri-
ces, together with Smoking and Chewing To-
bacc,. Pipes &c.
CLOCKS Of different sines and patterns, and
fljl assortment of TIN. WARE.
HATS & CAPS OF ALL KINDS.
2t0 Bushels Of Dried Peaches,
$50 Buclels Of Dried Apples,
90 bushels clean send White Bcans,.
Also large stock Of Irish potatoes.
Any and al The aforesaid articles, togeil-
or with n variety Of other goods not mentioned,
they will sell either for cash or produce on as
Ieasoeable telms as they can be purchased else
where in Lawrence County. We keep nc
goods but those of the best quality, and have
but ONE prize. We are determined 10 supply
the market with everything in the Mercantile
line, that our friends and customers Shall cal
tor: and TO furnish them n "llome Market fo
the produce Of their farms.
LlrCH & DAWSON.
Marion. January els, 1854.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-09-26
Book Einderv,

Where BLANK BOOKS of any size or STYLE
Of Ruling and Of superior quality may be obtain
ed at the shortest notice. Magazines, News
papers &C.. Bound to Pattern.
Country Dealers, and Private Libraries, sup.
piled at the very lowest rates, in large and small
quantities. | shall be happy to receive orders
assuring those who send, that they shall be
flied promptly.
JAS STEPiIENS0N.
Book seller and Siatione No. ) r ,key
Block Front street. ForismnnthOhio
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-09-26

EyIVE HUNDRED KEGS of Blast.
H. ing. alsles 80 ssss;sg,s .ifii,s y sNlsEA,
Manufactured BY iae ifjnmi lapuflet,rlng
Cenpshy Tor sale by their Agents,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21
, MEDICINAL.
Dr. HaI's Celebrated PuImonio Elgif

IloRt the permanent cure eopshS, colds consumption.
~ hTOnelIls aathna. 1uIIa, GROUP whoOplg cough,
ipmallbn oftho brOcheA ard caused pub.
10 and all affections III tho organs resplra.
tlGn, a.,
Gao Tie lungs ever sold IN America, II
In nrrsrnng this medlclI 10 tins public We have the
Ia Know III we not only lfese them With
be for the class nj diseases u nrofea.
ses 10 cure, hui ole which IL pcrIcSty aIesA IN It's Of
ukmC u ihe constitutions eli con he udmipstoTed with
Sul ay ear OF hnersl pOlsonf for II contains none.
ihroEhouit eUnGry II caused ly disease ofthe oTgars
olesplTailUn consequent upon oSnSie Hd cold has In
Jucclu 10 pui IL Within The reach 0I every irdiNdual
WHO may need icdy that las proven ITSELF SO invalu'
able. = It.I l.r @ 90
Rtly Uriee diseases OF lilo lnSs Which az, 50 frequent ~
our cangoA bic CiHEile AMI we claim II IN Ito In auvaee
O all over hNOre discovered fur those peculiar
uOmpl inis all improvement uYn all, aud consequently
urrIlOr 10 all others.
We shall mako no eytlsySan assertions offs eIeaoy
In curing al tcs Ike Tie Vendeis Uf loo many nostTuns
WHO deceive all who trust Them, nor shall we hold oul bny
Inducements which experience docs not Justify ~, 10.
lIpitenta will pcTseyero IN tbs use Of this medicine
ami use Il as dinieted they will be cured every Instance
nun Urous persons onoyngtlc blessings ofeallh and
renewed lie, AZ II were, who Otherwise would have long
since been In their grave but fol- the timely and perseyn
ring use OF ihs invaluable remedy It's not pretended
that II Ia nSbe III every stage or eonsampilOn, but
know II TO bs better adapted 10 the various diseases oil tho
respiratory ogas than any other Medicine ever offered 10
tile public. All asks trial, and every instance II
rsed hrey according Ito directions, aud perfect sStis
faction " not Civ n, the money will be returned.
Genuine sighed <. HA LlI IL co. For sale by JANE
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughout the country. Rr9-Iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21
Fyom n, Yairmoni az. > R,puBlican.

AN IxyILUiSLE MEDICINE. Lit Is but seldom we find
among many remedies offered 10 the public for the cure
OF disease consent TO commend, whOe yiT'
we are able 10 discover, and lave always ieduousy
lded giving utteIacc 10 anything that might le1d any
one 10 suppose that we placed any faith IN their pTcle
siont. Hut With reference 10 remedy manu- aetuIed IN
this place. aud which has become as familiar TO the public
as household words, we speak from knowledge Of Us In,
insc eXeelencics, Its adaptation TO many OF tie Ills oil
Il e, and the security with which II may be used. We
sleak OF the SOnnare Nerve aud Hone Lnmei, pTepar
ed 6y " u Carr Co., from Oy
Ing, OF tho most eminent Physicians in Virginia This
lnent Is based upon the broad principle that any eme'
pounded, be equally ceacious In IemOvll internal afeo
lions principle that has been successfully deyeloe ed
II Is simply the offspring OF Science being mild aud SIM
pie in It's action, sd yet revealing 10 It's effects POWER
incredible, hing the most hidden Snews OF man
bnd beast-Rnd yet being innoxous 10 no weakest infant
II is alsn by a The cheapest Eminent IN tho market being
put up IN Iotes twice as large as tho majority, one
Ou larger than the largest besides being thar four
times as ST. org We commend II TO those In waEt Of
saic aud certain remedy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21
ARn You suFTDRING


fSS.b Fss 4ooRae Ss,' To p SooeSI' P;n lie
sa Sd. ,Sn g. SPa'P .ss 1ss
nSnan CICle. Lame BACK Chllbllns, bites q Pei on
or Face burns bruises cha6ns, ehspred hands, CONS,
ConIsiOns Of ne Muscles or cords, cuts Of any kind,
Sores SCARLET Fever, oisSy you ny lest
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY, ,r.u
which moi only removes pain alTost alAntaneosly but
PeletIstts 70 the seat Of and entirely ,,,,, -,
.l .ERADlCATES THE DISEASE.
Some will laugh tile idea OF any congestion curing
such number diScase but II yo but reflect that these
diseases though nymet Gus ~ name ants nom similar
causes, tho proposition will icvn less extTAvagln but
wsle Ii len tmeS more 80 Tnr stare Us In the
eo would force tho eadid 10 LIS msrlts for
effects on others unite declaring Just what Its name
(NonpaTeiD indleates, ne bt.t LiHinrnt kpolrn.
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you never noeedihe stTik nS mllArty between
many external and Internal dseases having entirely differ
ent nsncsl And has Il never occurred TO you thai rem
10 bGi3 This fe@sdy Is now offered YOU 10 ilc CsFH.
nv LmAEST, which does not Insult your understanding
q S,fRsa % f1i Sss n SH' ' 1S
aud yet eyeallns In Its eecls power almost Incredible
-reichng the most hidden Sinews Of mnn or beast
and yet being lunoxos TO the weakest infant also
by far the ehtdSi Eminent In tho market being put n In
bottles ict large ns the Majority and nefouI larger
than The aIsc' besides IonS more than four n e. s as
1trOhgy we therefore oer " 10 you win fue anu CO
poor high or low.
he unprecedented size In which the Nonrarcl Imminent
sIut up and the vast expense orthe materials med MI
makes impossible fol US topay for the printing Of the
hundI eds orcertlcates night publish nor do we deem
Il necessary as Tho article wherever II Is used will certify
for ITSELF
We would however reCer those afoted ones who have
often been ged by and big assertions
to The following names beng but few OF the many per-
whose character for epndor aud vcrOey needs no
panegyc on US, bnd who ha vls fully tested its virtues
In the different diseases fur which Is recommended, are
prepared 10 speak OF lite merits as II deserves
sold In Wheeling by James nkeT, Kells q CALDWELL,
Logan q 20, IYR Mckee, Patterson a Co. aud by the
principal Druggists OF Virginia. and Pennsylvania.
August II, i03