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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-03
uTGHT,v TMPoRTANT

NELSON'S Premium Chinese LustraI Washing Fluid,
IN the greatest Improvement yet discovered for saving
labor expense in washing Clothing and House Clean
ing. Linens and Cottons washed by this Fluid viii be
winter and softer than than il bleached grass
WARRANT not to mjure ths FABRIC. Every lady may
satisfy herself point by Soaknga pieC OF Cotton
Lenin the Fluid full strength, for % hours which
Will clearly show that u must be purely harmlsss when
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times the
single siXpence which will buy enough for large family
washing, which can be done in or hours.
Manufactured and sold the subscriber, who haslate
Iy purchased the right for Ohio counyt, Va.
JAS. MELLOR,
AuFq No. &c, Union ST., wheeIisg Va
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Fail Fashion for Hats.

THE subscriber now prepared to furnish his numer-
patrons and all the rest OF mankind, with splen
did hats OF the
LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES,
which for endurance, beauty OF form fnsh cannot
supassed and whom shaped to the head by confora
tive, fit with perfect ease. 49,
Also, ecelvfnga large assortment MEMS youths and
Chdrens Son Hats comprising black mapped, plain,
Non Intervention, Ingraham, Young America etc. togeh
er with fine assortment Ofmens, youths and chden's
Gaps, all OF which offered at Wholesale
and RETAIL ''+l
sepIl .-- w, W. JIMES0N.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-03

GAPS.
d ECElVED this day, the best assortment of Gents,
III youths, and chdrens cloth caps, brought to
this CITY, having been selected with great
style and quality They comprise in part iOlows:--
Gents cloth OPERA black and white; gents hair cloth do;
black drab and green riding, hunting and Apollo caps
Also, the egyptian PERENNIAL cricket cap. new article;
together with every other descriptions OF hat cap
mr14 s. u. HARPER q son
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BACHELORS.

instantaneous Liquid Hal. DIE.
ITO those wishing hair dye that may depended up
i on, cancheerfuly recommend the above. The best
Ofcity reference can be given as to its superiority
everything OF the kind now in For sale wholesale
4na msr5 f'n by s Sole H. Iso6ta loG4T Ge siv
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Also great variety not here enumerated, which will
sell at Wholesale retail the most reasonable terms.
Merchants hOma distance will find it TO their advantage
Call and examine my stock before they make their
SpriTg and Slmnler purchases.
apiT j. b, MARSH.
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Notice
HE undersigned, having bought out the entire stock
L Goods belonging to MeSsrs. Wheeler + Lakin, Mer
Chant IailOrs would beg inform the citizens
Wheeling and vicinity that intends carrying the
Merchant Tailoring business in the formerly
occupied by MessTS. Wheeler & Lakin, and having OBJ
tanned the services OF both Of the former propre he
prepared TO make up order every article in has line
in the latest style and best manner, at very short notice
and very low for cash Having large stock hand
he is sell very low to reduce his stock and
make room for the Spring Goods. Now is chance
to get good clothing He will warrant every article
to be as recommended, or no sale.
Come one, come all,
And give call,
AT NO.2, Washington Hall.
Ean1e j. II. STALLMAN.
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

&c MARKET ST, WHEELING, va.
TlHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
ments in the East the supply of Marble, and con-
templang erection OF Steam works, he would invite
era the inspection of his stock consisting OF Italian,
Egyan Sienna American and other Marbles of the finest
qualities which sold lower than any other establish
ment in the west.
Dealers would find it to their advantage inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
His work is done in the most elaborate style, and he
would invite attention of purchasers to examine his
stock other carved work. Monuments Cen
Otaphs Tombs Head and foot stones &c. and Grave yard
work every variety; being enabled by his superior iac
tiles supply this work at prices than
any other establishment in the country.
Please give ME call and examine my work.
MICHAEL ]. R0HAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
u5sAlso Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models aud Marietta Grind stOnes warranted
at the lowest trade prices. ly.d
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Removal.
NTcCLALLENS q KNOX have removed their Whole
N sale Stock Of Boots aud Shoes to the story
brick building,
No. I13, Main Street,
few buildings North OF the Merchants Il Mechanics
bank the opposite side OF the street, doors Soutl
OF VIM. T. SeIby's dry good store.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended TO th.
House, they confident that with their increased ac
ties Tor doing business they offer merchants still
greater inducements for buying than heretofore
dC2S Nicola LLENS IL KNOX
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FALL FASHIONS FOR HATS.

THE subscriber is prepAredto furnish his patrons and
the public with superior Hats of the latest Fall styles
All those who think enough of their heads to ulse Lhe
in the use OF elegant and fitting Hat, will please
drop inad let us take coast survey OF their cranums,
TO furnish sPlsnifd Hats, that win ttoaT without any
extra charge. fls ls ss fEi 7S
second do south ithe North Western Bank Main
ang26 w. w. JAMESON +
CAS- Hoiax, refined, just received and for sale by
4 ie90 JOHN H. TAPPAN.
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PLANO FnRTEs ANN MRf nnRnNs

PIANO FORTES AND MELODEONS.
TUST OPENED, fine Rosewood Piano Fortes, from
q ChickeTng & Sons mandatory, and Sodart q Co..
New York. including fine Rosewood Piano. st
all OF which offered at factory prices
Aso-alarge package OF fashionable music, at 26, Union
street.
mTsn = wv 'Ss I -'''' J. MRLL,nR.
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Daguerreotypes.

SKY AND SIDE LIGHT ARRANGEMENT,
lKEN NESSES taken with all the entimProvements
II without any unnatural wheness of lair, gley ap
pea arance on black dresses Every style Of always
on hand. Price from one dollar upwards.
Rooms, No 90 Monroe street, near the Court House
aug30 WIN. COWDEN
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ARTIFICIAL TEETHi!!

Drs. Duncan and Cameron,
DENTlATS
no. 1t6 WEST SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN RACE AND Elm,
Cincinnati.
NNHIS Office under management OF its present pro-
pIetors, has bee increasing in reputation supeIi
operations i'll the Artificial Department of Dentistry
for the last ten years, and expense effort shall be
wanting to give satisfaction TO all who may IavOriL with
their patronage.
essential points pertaining TO Artificial Teeth, Wis Beau
and Haturaness OI appearance, qualify and strength
restoring the natural appearance the Speech and ab
ty TO mastiCatei in all OF Which they in
saying they are exceeded by none and equaled by but
TEETH
Inserted from one to full set, with Artificial Gums
Full and half sets invariably inserted by suction
All operations i'll Dentistry performed mthe most hor
ough manner.
Considering the superior character of the work,
the guarantee given, they the most in 1he
TWO TEETH OR MORE ON GOLD PLATE,
81: per TOOIh.
TWO TEETH OR MORE ON SILVER PLATE,
81 per Tooth
The money refunded il the Teeth do prove satia-
we would slate that our facilities such that we can
make in the finest style, full set of TEETH in from 81
To Is hours, and small pieces In proportion,
tentiOn need be aPprehended.
Y. y g q c9MHRnS, RgNGAS, }Dentist..
No. 15S West Sixth ST. between Racean Elm,
dc19-1y Cincinnati.
NSSTGNEE'S NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to Wheeler & Lakin by book
IL account or otherwise, hereby notified that pay.
ment must be made forthwith they having assigned
the same to NE for the benefit OF their creditors:
janI2 J. H. PENDLETON, Trustee
DISSOLUTION.
NHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm OF
i Gordon clarke & Co., has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. L. S. GORDON,
CLARKE y THAw,
March 1st, 1854. J. B. AMER.
CO-pARTNERSHJP
subscribers have this day entered into partnership
for the purpose of transacting Commission and For
waEdng business under the style OF Gordon Matthews
d Co., and solicit continuance the business OF the late
firm. IL. S. GORDON,
JNO. NJ. MATTHEW'S,
JNo. L. AGNEW.
March 1st, 1851 nr4
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Observation-Disclosures,

DaguerreOtypes.
M ESSRS. BEAMER & TURTON, having taken the
1kl Rooms formerly occupied by MIL, TarbelI la
guerrean Gallery, of lain and Bidde streets, Cen
tire Wheeling, beg leave to solicit share OF patronage
from his friends and the public tlarge.
They make it rule not to let any pictures go out but
what are satisfactory, and we'll executed.
Gold and Silver plating executed neatly
norders len here for sign painting will be attended to
by J. TurtOn & Brother. mT24-3m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JAMES 3. MARSH,
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOT IND SHOE STORE,

NO. SO monroe street, WheellnRs tns
OREER,
AM now receiving at my new store room on Monroe
street, large and elegant assortment OF boots and
Shoes which had selected with great and had man
uactured by the best workmen in the Eas expressly Tor
this trade am now pTepaTedto accommodate my Gus
TONERS either wholesale retail with variety offspring
and Summer Goods, not 10 be surpassed by any oher
bilty.
Amongst which will be found the following ssasOnable
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a W SHAW No. 10, Clinton, La. meets on the
fsst and fourth Saturdays in each month,
Ass' s''e 80 JAMES FURNEAUx, Grand Scribe.

The BOARD OF DIRECroRs, of Odd Fellows Hall
Association meet at their office in Odd Fecws Hall on
Are frst Monday of every Stockton Pres
ident Thos Shields, Secretary; John Bein, Treas
urer; John Crickard, II @ stetson, j q Dunlap II
swain, 4 Marry ii Howard G Kursheedt, q n Morrison,
u Smith NJ Van Hook, q W Race.
THE BOARD OF DIREoToRsoF OBJ FELLoWs' REST
ASSOCIATION at the Office of the Grand secretary
in Odd Fellows Hail. on the fourth "Wednesday r. sso
unry and second Tuesday In April July ana octooer
.oficers-Henry Bier. PRESIDENT James urhe'eA'
Secretary IL Stroud ir, Treasurer
The GENERAL. RELIEF CoaaITTEs / o. Y. =, or
NEwoalrAv meets at the Office q The Grand q
,aanth f1finers--S M Todd, of Hope Lodge No. IA
President Gould, of0reans Lodge No II Treasurer
las Furnea,x Of Southwestern Lodge No 40 Secretary
+ a Morcau of Louisiana No. j; Wilson, of Union
Ma q. Moulton of Crescent No. s.; W @ Dallas, d
jefferson No 9 G Kursheedt, of Commercial No. -
James Davis Of Howard, No. Is; VIM Mcintosh O
polta No. Is Clapp, of Templ4r No. 10; Robin
sof Polar Star No. 10; u Nimmo Of Magnolia No. Y
Ii Berger, of Independence No. IS; NJ Mead, of 90.
Iumbus No "a H Cameron, of Germapia No. 20 9
Gottschalk, of Harmony No 80; D Benedict, Of
Southwestern No 40
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THOUSANDS on TENS OR EVEN HUNDREDS OF THOU
SANDS INSURED 81 HE OUTLAY OF FlFrY-FlYE DOL.
4 sOURTHOUSEs, Notaries, jewelers., Bro
kess Mr.chaa Capitalists Planters, Realers Mechanics
mes and eher detrous Of guarding from the raw
Il fro snd tusgs books Paprs mensy and Gsnsr ns
rance are the suhbef's assortment OF HALLS
PATENT CONCRETE SAFES, inc udng With
ssfle ihe Of which ID gst as half dollar COM
The 6eiyipg capacity this article BY thato
purea er greatly properties Will be
kngy apparsnt 70 thoas who may pet@een
the popular aies Of other descriptions
The contrast when II is known thai the o
nj box and the latter Of wood with
iron inside of also taa the former mas wrought and ne
csey than thu latter The subschsrs prepared TO demon
by such experiments none csn anihy and VIII
h uuvaying dryaets of the Concrete Safe will emineuy
those who have seriouy sud by the
from tho Ssamander Safe vixen kept generally
closed important TO Jewellers and dealers
delicate acsss materially injured BY the
always generated Saamander Sas exposed 70
The following among ready be furnished
{os the Undersigned, who has ~ not
Sssd ID many Imagine moving rsana
uis above the of Common
NEw ORLEANS, april 9e, 1855
Nh Isaac Bsge yoa have taken the Has Pa
PERHAPS interest by
ng that manufacture saved MI Of vau
pou t that ID u our books om the ire
THE four sorrs being filled with the sale
WIS tut and notwithstanding tbs tntsnse heat
deIaaiy cooled (sbous the contents among
which about hundred dollars 10 bank h were 70
sys ors eouhasncs other Kind IF STE thai
knew Of Respectfully, yours + a. gAaa0W q Sv s
Those using The Old syles subject to loss
Who have articles invariably fall pieces when
arpoa he M but slight rsaaanc' when attacked by bur
has also for sale sasander safss cheap
Ch Powder Proof Bank and soTs Lecf Fise Proof Paint
ivIi 9mdkw 81 Magazine
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THE R0sT0N POST
THE pRHss AND PosT,
BOSTON STATESMAN AND WEEKLY POST,
Fen 1S5b


FOR 1s5S
l The Towns 81 cur Jorna for the ensuing wear are Fer INA
DAILY POST, 81 for the PRESS AND P0sT, asmi-weeky
iSqdsys as ss TAaEGsasss and for The STATESMAN AND
These papsu have be1 published during last twenty
and haye steadily Increased popular favor Their range
They srs edited BY cHAs O. GREENE and RICHARD Faorg-
editors epo and correspondents Neither labor or expense in
spared make heir columns valuable and Interesting.
systemic IL M VARIETY may soaree Of he
which the PEST has eoyed and, aater
foreign, sud o different Of the uaon ae
ss oas as T. aa and e.
financial and monetary remarks and weekly revews the geannss
from London Pctorals and European publications the political
poecal oonrhnonh which make the daily PoST
$ as ~ @ sS sss a ps s 5 81
Spicy Vre selected and original designed Every
buanaau New from department he paper
be obtained prepn the character trade
as vis~ paas liz give az
TEsPEEss ASp Posi- made om contents and
printed fine in clear the
iii BOSTON STATESMAN AND WEEKLY POST already an.
joys large circulation and IT'S rapidly increasing
Tho preference which the public contents form
on seas and ae@ ss
mena q trsds, u ha GATHER q crops
natter humorous temn epignms; faea thoroughly farnished
general bef hBtoTa vehicle
MAN pubhed at the Of dollars year for subacrpiien
Clubs tahag ea or more cpies PACKAGE will
These Journals carefully conducted
IL with the public They edited ID fth il
democratic praspes bat In spirit eoncation
wards All nsre A. aaysrsg eduma they are
psuetFAlg they do nte such variety hoagohos
npry they iatnsh auson OF Information
BEALs, GREENE CO.,
All 10 and 81 Water Boston,
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JUDICIAL SALES.

JusrrcRs counr NJ. MANUEL Va. ToTTINE LEeIN
PAKIst OF 0RLsASs No. 1914.
10y VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
drec,sd by the Hon. G. Joute Second Justice Of the Psaa
for ihs Parish of Orleans will sell at public auction at
on FRIDAY, the qTh July ISIS, at y O'Clock NJ. =
One lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE tho suit
Terms--Cash [iyl7 ala1 JOHN A. AGAIssE. Constable.
SECOND Jusrrcx's counr MIA, sHEHAN Tos. FARRELL
PARrsH OF 0RLEANs No $3.50.
10y VIRTUE of O writ of feri facias to me
directed by the Hon " Jonie Second the
the Parish Of orane will to s public auction
WAREHOUSES; Circus street. betw Perdo and Poydas
on FRIDAY. the 9th july 1856, nt 10 o'clock NJ
fine BAY MARE, HARNESS and DRAY Seized in the
suit Terms-Cash.
jylT 9iqT JOHN A. AGAISsE, Constable.
PARIsH onIEasa y. W a, AND GAIT. CURING. $3.50
10y VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
directed by the Honorable C. V. Jone
Parish Orleans will public auction
warehouse Circus street. batween Po Perdo
THURSDAY. the 18th July, 1855, at t2 O'Clock, NJ
lot Of HOUSEHOLD FuRN1fURE, seized il the above suit.
Terms-Cash.
jyst4ls JOHN A. AGAlsSE, Constable.
sEf9s1 susgoSs o.
pY virtue of writ Of feri facias to me
for the Parish of Orleans proceed sell az public auction
aiehous Circus street bep Poydras and Pdo Streets
THURSDAY this 18th July, 1856, at 10 U'co X. M
The CONTENTS OF A GROCERY STORE seized in he above
snit Tsrms-Cash.
iys14ls JOHN A. AGAIssE, Constable.
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JiHcers Of Subordinate Eneampments for this Ter,,
ending june 80, 1866.

1mcers Of Subordinate NJ, Eneampmsnts for tn Term
WIr4DET Ne, /, meets ON the first and third Sat-
urdeys Of every month, at the Encampment room Odd
Fellows Hall. corner Of Camp Lafayette STREETS
0ficers for the present tern--I 4 Allyn G u j II
Gennisop II P; Geo Dirmeyer, s W L Homes Scribe
9 IL Williams. Treasurer; J * Guthiem W; Jas Pur-
nenux, Assistant Scribe.
uohAH NO. ., meets on the second and fourth
Saturdays In each month Ia Eprampuent ROBIN f,dd
ssiiows uall, Of Camp and Lafayette streets
1mesfs ior the present terms NJ Todd C p Josanh
aMnrpny, Up; o A Hedden, " Charles l,ossiter
eciinsi eeo Wikoff, y W Andrew Hero, TREASURER
no 3, meets on the first and third Mon
lows, Halt os IN the Encampment room Odd Eel.
ONicers for the present term ny 90 IL
P Byetiy W; Thomea 49,; n 4, n ,,.
Moore,J W Jas Wilson, Treasurer esiip9 pasiu
WASHINGTON No. 6, meets everv
fourth Monday in each month al IL. ~ sSSoto any
marigny buildings, Third District nfanass s9a Aelt
present term-H Goldman o P w Fnrh,snI I, LOT the
Meetings. w; Riernann, Scribe w d Mal ~
Treasurer. - .npaegh
LAFAYETTE No. z, meets ON the frat and th;xa
Mondays In each month, in Jefferson Hail Fo,-tS
District, Officers fur the present termfIhaa ~
mond, U p; w w Wilson, Ii P; w VIM & " Iss
Burke, Scribe; w yaught, Treasurer :" : :
PELICAN No s, meets ON the first and third Sat
days la each month, in Polar Star Han 81 Toyi
street. Officers for inc present terms Marnsr
e; J Casbergue r o VOORHEES,, w d peunsrt
scribei TCapitaine, j w.
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TAG r. w. GRAND ENcAMrmENE OF PATRIk RoHs
Of LousrAsA T. o. O. f. meets semi annually, dn the
third Tnesdaysin January and July, in Grand Lodge
Room. " Odd Fellows Hall, corner of Camp add
Lafayette stzeets New Orleans. oGcers for tIeye
lssS-.Ihos Shields, NJ W g r !; s Hardy, NJ Edi II 7
= Sihnghan. + W q w; Jas Furneaux, h W G
SCRIBE ~ Williams W Treasurer; J Duhlap, q
10 Inc y ~ l. Of theus; Thos Bragg, i W @
ford, W DGs; All Gates, Of Mount sinai No. D. r W
2, pis.rlcs No. oscar Barbee, Of Magnolia No
Al Intended Ter the Grand Eneanpment
Grand secretary's Office in Odd Fellows Hall
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coseLusioNs.-Ths Alabama vchy Spring 10 remarkable
For large quantity Of acaine boarbonae almost
witt s. 40 gians per gallon SIT grains
per pint or liz grammes Per litre.
presence salt Iodine perceptbe only four gallons
o /.
the small proportion they contain of the suphats
soda and chloride of sodium.
For the presence Of sapnae Of maenesa but in small proper
ton, Few spripga the United States contain this salt
OF chloride OF cacum-a
noxious aud dsssgreeabe in mineral springs
Alabama Yichy Springs extremely analogous
vcay springs Frances 70 DO presumed that physicians will
for all those diseases which the Vishy
Employed and will obtain signal by their These
quite tbs they stimulate the digestive organs
disturbing overlooking the stomach They
rapidly ALI secons which had by
arty alkaline character persons who
days drank freely Of the waters In they
ssy properties those Of the celebrated Yicy Springs
SULPHUR SPRING.
spring very similar composition to that Of Ak La Chapee
Europe It. however, contains lAiye proportion the
BIZ cal Donate OF than the Euopean spring
AsALYss-The following the ingredients contained
linh pint (wine pint);
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All these salts anhydrous. i
FsRRUGINous OR CHALYBEATE SPRING.

At the day. when physicians estimate uginous prspaYa
high yRus ehalYbaate spring the very
necessarily oDec decided
aouy They the srrugnons spng to
artificial hitherto prescribed in
form Of powders, pa liquda Artificial preparations
vaaby assimilation, require for
operation lhy much sloy than those By
nature especially when the latter dissolved
queny that thew paas
through the organs into intestine canal produc
ing effect 1t follows then, that ehaybeae spring
the refer muat be powerful auxiliary the
disease, will the end b Faculty In
Ia which iron 10 administered.
Reagents that especially affect on nugals yellow
of potass gold st
prove Of this Il oths sub
usually found in mineral this KIDD very
small proportion Tbs springs consist 70 speak of little else than
solution Of carbonate Of on Few ssrugnous springs either
Euopa Americas with abundance Of
for the paucy other products
! Qoao al.nnnf LA lei enntSl
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II 100000 paris BY Weight the water Of The veAy i sai

la9,l9l0
Divesng the suhaen Ridde those points which
be said 10 yet udco, attribute 10 hess
waters good effect in Of dypop Ia
NE base Of the bearonao
lsa shc unwhoesome ads Of the stomach doing
Oh portion Of esbonc acid which ia acid
sscta AID eSea favorable influence the digestive
nervous yatems relieving naaseaceoug eIh
the rttahiy Of the stomach. gou brought
By the the acid daheta acting by virtue OF ths aka ia
eas OF gravel where the eulcua from the tho acid depos
aenB N double wAy- volvent by the
Soda Cd alternative changing overcoming the by
ths hahua deposits induced these prove
By Of great vaae For the purposes II The
o. soda.
Carbonate of in csse of hoopuV
the bladon water woad be mild substitute sna alkaline
carbonate.
spharou invaluable in many diseaea and are with
6ener employed skin dases
power over epra prefiss seahe pyras herpes etc.,
uterine nneens, aeuorhpa chic oss rheumatism
and geu Fer thsse purposes the Alkaline Sulphur Spring
So extensively these time that
almost add tina. alkaline
though erced Of mineral matter thu hardly yield
al y Plsassn, ana health bringing mineral waer.n
hs opnioa confirmed by the extraordinary which
been effected by the these Invaluable waters.
Carriages and in attendance ali
sngers to and from tic and for the of vlor during their
CONNER d wooTEN, propristoss
BThe prcpretors beg append following
e "aefs that the public nay judge for themselves OF their
We, the apdetslgned from aais.
!h water. kne- tbs BLADoN STRINGS Aabans
ipiy unite opinion favor valuable pro-
ptas eonianed effects resulting Ys
use q then especially in chronic d The slmentry
invetae govt 10 peculiar chroa the sk In hillary
esA "a esn tetmB Of diseases OF the urinary organs
PA. LAMBERT, D. Mp.
=oa=g W. RusHros, :.
Ap PESQUET,
jess d&WH jill RouANET