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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11
= TRIITNf4:-OM0 circuit court, November 20, 1868;
- David Kennedy,
!. William &C And others

, came on to be heard upon the process and re.
il is hereupon by the court aduged, ordered and
derreed that this be referred TO one OF tue
OF this court ascertain and report 10 Inc
Inc amount OF specific liens and their
iT;ties on tho two half Lots OF ground ia the bill MEN
SeruIIy; also the judgments against the said Wit
liam Gree and their several tiles and their relative
Inc speci IieLs also TO anu report
lie valve of the buildings the south half OF said Lot No
si in the bill mentioued aud also the amount o, Inc pnE
csse money Maid for said south half OF said tot al inc
.te Of tie fling compRiHan's bill ana " any mas
been paid by whom, aud how much has Seen @ s
heioTS taking such accounts tho said sne
4 We motice tue tiHIe ana place OF ta n me ~
Ssrfissn,ent Duhshed for on mouth in soma newspaper
pri@ol in The city q Wheeling ttoSzo IoRlNc. r..
lCaIaweiIl -ss, lallst ta-.e... 90. - -
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0IvEDEE.-A young man named Stephen Hoyne
was killed Monday night in street fight, IN AL
legneny city, by companion named HarIack. In
the ARRAY. the latter planted blow with bowie
knife on the left side, penetrating the heart, ana
causing almost instant death. Elorrnck delivered
himself up 10 the Mayors Police
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MEETING OF THE IRON MANUFACTURERS
AT meeting of the undersigned, representing
all the firms engaged in the Rolling Mill and Nail
ing Business in the city of Wheeling, December
81, 1858, aIF. Erf50aH Fk
GEoRcE HAnDMAN was appointed Chairnnn' and
Aaron KELLY Secretary. .-.5,.l ~ 90 q
On motion, it was unanimously Reso!y d, That,
however much we may deprecate the necessity of
stopping our Mills, as on mml date injury 10 our
selves and all parties dependent IN, or connected
with them. yet we are firmly determined to adhere
10 the measure, believing that the ultimate sue
Of the 1run business in this city depends upon
our present action. .I.. I'D.
1t is, therefore, further Resolved, That we will
never consent 10 give more than s6 25 per ton for
boiling whilst our competitors at other points OBJ
tain the same work for SIS 90. FAs a'iis--tta
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting
be signed by al the firms Prest ut and publiSledin
the newspapers OF the city. -...,.yl Elt.4
q" ~ NORTON, ACHESON & CO,
Belmont Iron Works.
GILL, KELLY & CO., L.ag 20
.ilsa.I'.-'l Ir',T Virginia Iron Works.
SWEENEY, JOHNSTON Il CO.,
...s,I,.-5 = .-....I. Missouri Iron Works.
lH GILL, HARDMAN u STEPHENS,
b. e.- ts-1' Hs Crescent Iron Works.
'a#H" BAILEY, WOODWARD & CO.,
La Belle Iron Works.
--... DRAKLEY, SWEENEY & CO., N-H
p .-sa.H- .sa,r4- Washington Iron Works.
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.n-Iean be seem al ely tl,ne al lho llayors oIlee
CURE. OF HEREDITARY scRoFULA.

Tie following certificate is from an eminent LAWYER of
Kentucky who kuowmIn all of tho States, having lora
nunScr 81 years represented his Stale III Congress:
II affords pleasure 10 state that u tionirios TINS
u las affected most extraordinary cure OF my slave
boy Albert. Iatientwus three years OF age ana had
Tic Scrolua, Hislutler is NCIunlous he boy was
wing mass OF SORES from headt loot. Tie upper lids
OF tho cycs were swollen, aud turncd inside OUT en-
hibtig horrible natetig ulcers, ami rroIudcd ovcrthe
halls so as tuproduCc blindness 1t is strange yet
true this cnd-tat felt resigned to see die as relief
from sulering-has been restored 10 hs9!Ih gnIeT lhe
Treatment OF Dr. Hampton: W p THOMASSON.
Louisville March 20, 1851. --a.A 10 20
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Z ~ tpecree for accOunt-A bstract.
THIS cause be heard upon the process and re-
thereupon the court doth adi4dse. order and de-
cree that it be referred TO one Of the aste
al estate OF Jolp ulrinc, deceased which has come Into
lie hands oil Johnston Murine his administrator or which
las come into tic hands OF any other person by the order
OF said administrator and for his use, SAID
Nth all assets which may have come 10 his
hands or 10 the hands any OTHER his
cTeiitihg hin with all made ~ due course
Al account OF the 'Lstributive share Of said William
as husband or his said wite IN the estate
on NHIrne died seized and the Locations
ne ami annual rents thereof and Tue interest thereto.
entite, and aIsu ascertain All liens
oI said Interest said Dorsey IN sa1 realty
s0nalty, ,h. ..,;1i .Ht.s,.,. shall
tics otihe me to be Civ by advertisement pub
To orr weeks in some newspaper print
S i; the CITY of Wheeling. said commissioner Is or
ae'eH A 40 eonyMTeste. sss. ALoNzo LoRING.osA
1Caldwell1 YStsiA
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DEATH OF HON. HENRY A. ilUHLENBERG.
W,su,SoToN. Jan. 1O.-Hon. Henry A. Mullen
berg member Of Congr- IS from Pennsylvania died
at Senator Brodhend'T residence last night at ~
O'Clock His death was announced o-day anu
the funeral will take place 10 morrow when his re-
mains will be conveyed to his late resldehce III
Pennsylvania. 1r.al=s tr"H ~ ...sr a'a.
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NEW vnRK MARKET.

NEw YoaK, jan 9.-Flour. State 1913; Ohio
s7,62a7,75; Southern S1,62a7,75 Wheat, Ohio
10: Southern 1870, buoyant. Corn, yellow So;
mixed 50, better. Provisions heavy. Ohio WINS
=. CATTLE MARKET. d. uif'
eefcattIe 80 so per hundred; Calves 53cts per
ID live weight 100 cows in market, prices ranging
$40 10 S45: sheep 24a44; lambs lanS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

BEpIxr-The visit to our city Of this ambassador
o, the Pope has created no little excitement amorg
our citizens. The object Of his visit, however, is
unknown. But one thing is known, and that is,
the reduction of prices and superior inducements
Offered 10 purchasers of Dry Goods at W. P. As.
Il wy. 1862 Main Street. -
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ARREsrs.-The GAINESVILLE Courier of Monday
evening says:-This noon the Chief OF our City
Police, Isaac CAMPRELL, received a dispatch from
Wheeling saying two men--deaf mutes-passinE
by the name of Rider, but whose real names were
James o. Clark, and HenrylCrnndall, had stolen a
trunk and gold watch from a Mr.. Geo. W. Sea-
ward in Baltimore. and were probably in this city.
Mr.. Campbell was promptly the alert, and
after exploring the various hotels and depots in the
city, at last found the described individuals in the
"Mingle House." hotel on Main street, near the
upper bridge.
They are now in the Jail in this city awaiting the
arrival Of Mr.. Seward from Wheeling.
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B4LrIMoRE, Jan. I0.-Orleans mails bring dates
lilo MooJay I'd Inst. Galveston dates to the 30th
uu. had been received. The intelligence from
Brazos is without interest. Every Thing quiet since
TN, pro- lamatIon OF Santa Amua. tes-,ts ...s
The body OF 1t. Sanders of the Revenue Gutter
Hamilton has been discovered and brought TO
Charleston. vt .ta a,=.
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nEsrRrcrlvE FIRE.

DETRorr, Jan. 1Oth-A block of wooden build
ings on Woodward Avenue was burned this morn
ing, A Presbyterian Church was also destroyed
hut WINS insured for 81 900. Other buildings III
sured Tor $4,000. a-a
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CINCINNATl MARKET.

CtScIyNATr, Jan. 1O.-Recelpts of Hogs to this
date 362 1911 against 55 l24 to same dale last year.
There was better demand for Hogs til s afternoon
at ,25 20 so. Sales bulk sides at Sc Provisions
generally dull and heavy. No other sales OF lm'
Durtance. ,a-.
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We have received from the, publishes. I. B. Pc.
ter,on of Phiad'n, "vroLA, or Adventures in the
Io1 South West" by Emerson Bennett. We dc
no, admire the works OfM. Bennett vastly. though
we believe he has many readers and many almi.
rers who will be always pleased to SEGA new work
from his pen. .-H.fN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

FEARFUL AccrDENT.-Dayton was the scene OF
terrible catastrophe on Thursday last. A large
brick building on Third street. occupied by Mr..
Brown as an Iron Store, aud by N. Lockwood &
Co.'S Stove Store, fe!l. with Tremendous crash
About twenty persons were in the tulding at the
time. Several were injured more or less, and
tfree, Mr.. ]. Buck, Nh Geo. Withers, and Mr.. r..
Jennings, SeTe killed.
Several of the adjoining buildings were consid-
eraby damaged and the loss, aside from the build
ing,-whch was large and valuable one, so feet
front by 100 GeeP-is severe.
The imrne date cause of The accident is uncer-
tain-many suppose the weight of iron, resting
against the partitions forced them from their posi-
ton, thus starting the whole structure. The true
cause was doubtless the general insecurity of the
building. The agreement for the construction
stipulated that it should be capable of sustaining
weight of six hundred tons upon its floors; aud
the entire weight in the building ut the time of the
accident did not exceed 800 tons, most of which
was on the fist floor.
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DIED.

Yesterday morning, tho 10th inst Mrs. IRENE SHEP-
PARD wife of j. Sheppard in the 33d year OF her age
The funeral will take place this morning at lOA O'Clock
fro of her husband. No. IO Main street
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to at
IAN
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Essfzi5sS5l E5jzi..sl E..issss - fzIkz
u AFSsssfll5 H5SsSdSzg S2-SEz5s
Great through Line for the Eas


rINHE Baltimore and OHIO Rail Road from Wheeling TO
Baltimore and connecting with the Washington
branch tic Junction (lately called the Relay
House, . miles lrOm baltimore, and with the Phtl1dc
pia Whining BRmo.e Rail Road to Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon The limo now completed ami
the whole fine condition, presenting one OF the
most picturesque and romantic route, III tile world
The nav and splendid steamers OGthe Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel
ing through tickets from these places TO baltimore,
Washington PiladCIpA. &C., may be had OF the agents.
or tile boats. r...r....
A NJ (NYheeIins time and arrives at Cumberland C2OI
nes at r NJ aud allowing two hours there, ARRIVES III
king Pussag through in about 20 hours, Including all
checked through to the eastern points
without charge ...- Ns -
Passengers and baggage transferred to the cars for
Washington the function. and Tor Philadelphia, al BAL
timore without charge. Travellers are allowed am.
Me fine and OppU tuity all points to obtain their meals
Through tickets nom Wheeling to Baltimore, (with
privilege OfyIng any where on the Toute,) SS6O-lO
Washington SJ,5O-tO Philadelphia, St0-to be lad on
beard tile steamer the Union Line the Ohio AID OF
the Rail Road Agents Wheeling g b. EORD) d Mounds
willie w NJ f-Ah MIR CIehl. '>u't-
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
OecembaI 22d. 1858 lt.i
NOTICE.

TE parties interested in the matters Of the 1Tgolng
decree hereby notified tati have appolnssa
ing as the time and place when and where Will pIoGesd
the account directed by tho said decree ana uo
the productinn before Of all such noos
I'd proofs may be necessary 70 me Pr1rer Ia
Az dsoo Master commissioner In ehaneery s
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Topaeoo! Tobaooo!-! Tobaoeo!!

NNTE would most respectfully call the attention OF Mer
w chants aud Grocers 10 very large and general
Tuhaccu Cigars, SNUFF cc.r and such other arti
clcs as lcgitinlately bclnIg TO regular III. r.,..
Wholesale TobnccO 1KOuse. e.
ONE THOUs4ND BOXES OF TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen different brands and s's, Pound
LuIs, on IG to Is cents including p. traTely u. +.
GInvcIy EuIlanLs; fine F. Beehive, ThOlntOn Thomas,
Jols cc Also supply OF catee boxes OF Hunters
Jones and lILdS0M's SpOttsn's rhorn'S. Ewpic and
others Also the Old Dadcm Of Vi.ginn Twist; Mary
He'll; Cherry Ripe; the California Cod Tar, etc. ctc.
As we exclusively engaged in he tobacco trade, hav'
only regular Tobacco establishment wes OF the Atlantic
cities and having; laid in stock previous to tic adj
vance, we feel Confident that offer such induce
neIs no better, and but few any
equal either cast west. We therefore ask the mer
plants oil Ohio, Pennsylvania and vi GINA to give call
we also keep constantly on hand heavy and general
ste ok OF superior npOrcd Sesars also American STbl
ISL, Half Spanish, AMI common Scgars. Scotch Snui
hudders; also int lh packs Matches, lIras OF vaT'oL
kinds, Pipe ad Tobacco Knives nou't iailto Gals
ana see for yourselves. LOGAN, CARR %Co.
. auEo3 St Ea4iJ9 JsSI Main street
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Buohan,g hungarian Balsam!!

Ip,,ob,DJs Hu1oarian Ralsana'I!
| THE GREAT ENGLISH
|, ola Tg >ske I1omSry? diseases. still stands
| 5SSSSskA MSEgA Gs5SE walled and unsurpassed,
SsSlSS sd or these most formidable com
| SAASISsS ~ gIants now known to the civ.
6f1T hRnifA Ten years OF trial in the u
ited States, during which
lime has been lie merit in all
VI '"0 '0"I HNI,Y RETTABTE REMEDY
in Tho orSt cases Of Pumonary disease, and the hest
~ tt Sv nosSbIr he used for yhoopng cough it
iiS D' NJ, ~, co nal s' -. - =
SPIIIlNG or BLIND ,L,l!,s1 1:,.,,,,,, go, :.
This lgII SymItGm 81 anr Ecs ss o Ruoau
Hungarian Rasam which heals the affected o nnG
healthy condition. - - ~, 81. ..E- at
''"t't's REMEMBER THIS. Iz.
s,,; r h,ooj ,I,v,vg or;ers Crnm tendency tn TIL.
hcreulous u'seasei au, :. T., O u ' Wa
sooner or later !! Ie1 I'M IN TIE CINE
This distressing symptom consumption arises from
Inflammation Of the u;s or the membrane called the
either il very DANGEROUS indication ., disease
The cause OF this SYMPTOM snoHiu nc a.
HpshaPaly the TT1 arr, EA ibT.
+ -'.Ha.. - LIVER CO;hF LAIN IN l: ,,.,.. :,
affected and Sneen Pleyrs and snail tnseS
ihS ver by Consumption is speedily cured
by tsuse' 1vro-rEp co11cu ei
:, w ~. EN- 49, NJ ~. - - ,.t;.h e,;-Is
OLD PEOPLE, and invaIids in low state OF health IS
most Happily affected by the Bllsam II rem9yc$ al Es
bid mucus and other foul matters Improves tkG usestiVc
organs, and inpaTts new life to tho wan anu
SYSTEM -,,,,r,,-, .-..-. .-pfa
Bronchitis, difficulty OF b,eathing. harsh cough Shiny
with all Other syInpGn$ SaaSea ~ m az
lection OF the air tubes leading from tue 10 INC
directly ard specifically 9eoteu by Ine Use o. .s
mrahIe remedy: nc waIheo III tl1lls' se 0
| TUBERCLES ON The LUNGS. -,
Tho Hungarian Rasam Is the only reeIy Whlen n .,
the po"cr TO dissolve remove anu cure vi te
Lungs. lncredibe as inns is generay eseelnel, we
the most abundant and conclusive eSiaenes 70
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CrxcrSSArI, Jan. 1o.-Mudaine Sontng gave 2
free concert 10 the children of the public SchJol'
o-duy. Over 1000 children attended.
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: -------- MUSIC! MUSIC!! MUSIC!H = = -
NTOw is the ladies, If they wish 10 amuse
IN themselves with ali the late and beautiful songs,
waItZe pokas marches, quckstePs variations duets'
etc Which we haveiu received. Hs-.-L-s
we the largest stock OF new Music which we
have ever shown TO CUSTOMERS besides beautiful
stoek Of all sorts Of Musical lnstrun ents .Iaa-,
Give US call, and yourself how music charms
the soul All the for sale cheaper than ever ut
ln So Gitis'' 20 Il j. FICKEIsoN.
--vIRGINiA-ohio Circuit court, November g. 1855.
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Special NOTICE..

OFFICE B. & o. RAILROAD TO. SD .HrE
W, ceiling Station November 1, 1858. 10. o..
ON and alter Monday the It'll instant, passenger car
will lea We the Station daily 10 O'Clock, P NJ Wheel
ing time, Tor MOuIldsvile aud Cameron ... -..H.
Returning leave Gamer ..4.UOJ n ~
do do Mounds Vie.. ....6 A. NJ.
Fare-CamerOn. 8, 10 each way;
do Moundsvie, 40 cents each way. Fl + e. r.
! Ey order a. Iar ]. b. FORD.
...tsa..1- -. Agent.
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MIsGEEfz,&..5NN E0Ys.:

= = -. VIM. n. tMeeds,rW vasa
RRoseIsbinder & EsInnki book NInnu IN turer'
No. 245 onros Stref ';;st is,5s s5 sie pub
stdFai they have bought The esa6llsh
men lately known as james Nj Ewing ~ E an
bind 10 ofdcr bai books OF every dcscrpt9n music
magazines, pelndicals, I'm manet 70 DO 's P
and by any esta bislrieit IN tho country.
Constantly hand an assortment Of DlaHk DooAs'
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eoNNlsstoaEas ogFlcE,

:
ND7lCE-The parties interested IN me "a Of me
VI TnssJsy the nth day OF February, 1854 at my office
81 y,Isepts as lie time and place, whensands
Droceed 10 take the account directed by the
said decree ANIL require Tho before me,
m All books, vouchers ana as may p
N, IN. II, one, taxi said aGeon1ts ~
heeessa' j. " 'HS (SiBSON L. CRANME;, Ia. =
A,loa N.aier commissioner In chancery
= cS-s 5Ti6di nice IJceOla Gold LeaI TObac
~ CO. lust 10 hand at - i & -. nm .. I-,,e,
u iec9 .aFs'f "a LOGAH' SAFAE& & SS'S-I'
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COMMIssIONER's OFFICE,
December 22d. 1853.
NOTICE.

re heTebv notified flat have appointed Tuesday.
the eth day Of February 1884 al my ONCE in the city 81
ssJ IN lake the account directed by the said decree
And do hereby require tile production before me OF an
sc naners hooks vouchers aud proofs as may DC he0eS
-ssTv to the proper taking OF said secount:
SA' ~ 80 - GIBSON L. GRaNNsEk, :
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GENERAL DEBILITY FROM ONE Or THE OLDEST MAG
r- n IsTRATEs IN BALrTNORE. q ssl2

$1,000 M I'M -"!--I1- h RGLTTMoU Sep IT, 1S5I.
Messrs ~ rtimer Is MOwbruyi eellt duty TO make
known tic beImtitsI have derived from Dr. iiamptofs
Tncure For length OF tire llnve been subject togrea
rrostration power and great debility n the
nervous sysIGnl accompanied with parttatIo and nut
teriuc oil the Heart hal such sudden attacks on oiicoc
Gu soil could scarcely get hone. making nentlo OF
nv cnso to a rieIid lie referred 10 Joseph X Staple.
u ESQ all old and highly table citizen OF lalti
mo o, wioud used tho Tnctlre under similar ctrcuhr
stuuCes.TI called on MIR. Staplcton andi after inte
view OF some mnucs uIIy satisfied OF the medical
virtues the 1imeturc, from the evidence before me- Of
his own ncTson who time pIcvlous indicOcda
iang Slate OF health, put hearty, hale appearance
with the ACTIVITY Of youth imme!l"isiy comnencsH
bottle, ny strength renewed, AMI canyValE as brisk
and am MS active as was twenty years ago.. This INC
lure is inc grand restorative OF the digestive organs
winch, wlendestroycd the whole system isin state Of
suffering. 80,
ny p'' " - t"' - ~ WA A. SCHAEFFER
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TectorS

Presid.nt.-Robert Woods.
DirrciOrs-Henry Graf, Thomas S. Clarke.
SamI. Livingston, Charles Naylor, Jesse Edging-
ton. Isaac Jones, Jno. a. Wilson, Thompson Bell,
Th0s. Steel, Joshua Rhodes, ]. S. Dilworth, Saml.
a. Long.
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H,xDoo ParxcEsS BoRN IN vIRcIxM.-Luxi-
,ni M Virginia Roy was born in Wheeling on Mop-
.ay '' thu 9Th of January This is the first Princess
6aIn in virginia since the days OF Pcch hontas.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
r0Nesnay MORNING, JANUARY II. 1854

PiIENTlHG INKS. a-f.
49,. ,,oor card ami coIOred Printing Inks Iur sale
NeWS, ;es AiinrIers from abroad promptly filed.
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OFyICE b. d o. RAILROAD Col,
Wheeling Station, November I, 1853. )
Chnuuc or Observation-Disclosures train-On and
AMER Monday next the th instant. the Passenger Train
wiz IeiEe tue pau r. ''fil'i T. II FORD. Agent D.
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RAILROAD ELEcTloxs.-The stockholders of the
Pittsburgh & steubeuville Railroad have elected
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cURR OF COUGH, VERTIGO, 1iHEUMATIsSI:t
Cure OF the venerable Dr.. Dunas son. OF tic city oil
otlTy

Baltimore, u man well knuwn aud whose testimony adds
to lie triumph Of tllamplos Vegetable tl4elG
real pleasure that able to attest the general healing
and Curative powers of Dr. Huit9nls Tine
tuTe Sbnetune duiiMg last November was taKef !VYt
very bad and serious cough Twas advised to take Cod
Liver OIL and did but getting no better was Induced
10 try your Tincture got one bottles and before ha
used it lay cough Permit me also TO state that
for lie last fifteen years. have suffered Very MUCH from
Acute pheumat and Vergo coMiinns me-, at times, 10
my he'd, | am fully convinced that owe my present
.Ood health TO the the TincLure, and kind PIov
dcmcC. -. ..,...y.s
think prolier and believe yours, very respectfully
~ ~ :, 80 H. ',-s- !s4.t &. iDUNAN.
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FEoM the following item handed US yesterday.
= 1sso,d 10 the domestic affairs Of the Hindoo
now in town, it appears that our city is becoming
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I " Mny 1851
Mcssrs. Mortimer e Mow6ray: Gentleman, Having
been Cted with Liver Complaint Of ten years standingj
lie eby for tho OF The afflicted, take great pleas
ute in announcing that ater usnga lew bottles OF your
ianpton TIctuTe, found itlah accomplished rcreci
cure. have different medicines from time TO time,
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