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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-03

T,,r EttcT,oS ~ oatooS--wAsH TrSEs.-
The general election took place in Oregon qe''i'
tory on the fist NOndaI in June, Of which time
delegate was elected to COngIes' and membeta Of
theLesislalure and county officers wele clo'en.-.
Den. Gaines, The Wing and Know Nothing cam
Iii.te, and Gen. Lane. tie DemOcta'ic candidate,
have been slumpins The Territory fata month past
Al meeting in DsIlas, Polk county they sol so
excited tbs. Lane calico Gaines Iiat, whrte"p'
IN light took place in The presence Of an ihtet'
ested and excited audience.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-03
Post ONCE Mlstakes.

Out ofthe 1900 PostmasIets scattered over or
million square miles VI territory there ore donU'|eS
many who nEe isnoIant and negligent, anil sonic
dishonest. Ills moi astonishing, therefore, that
mistakes should sometimes happen nilI thefts Cc'
caSlonaly lake place. in spite Of oil The Cafe Otle
Department 10 gnahl against them. hut the TO
! Office Is often blamed wLcla The fault lies at The
COMPLIMENTS doot, to show which We QuOe tie
annexed paragraph, and could cite tom out files
many SimiIOt cases;
"inoiAsr Iastanes Of Post Ole. .Mismanage.
mInt.-AnOthtr instance came 10 out knowledge
yeSletldy Of The gto& Inelictency anil coIeeSSNeSS
Of our post Office O(i:lalS II nN'rat4 MI. n.
Hooper Of State sheet, scstou, sent tItnl on the
Metropolitan Bank lot considerable amount to
NeSsfF. T. Derby l. Co, Of this city, on the fist
DAY Of Mag last, and, although the letter was pto.
petty objected, STANCE 10 say, II found It's way 10
The dead letter office in Washington. and from
thete vos sent back 10 Mr.. Hooper who Tcmoed
II 10 New YUtk, wheVr II was tetrived by lie PET
son ior whom it was intended, seven weeks after
date. No doubt huhlreds Of just such eases Oc'
cut daily That never come 10 light, owing ~ lheiI
being hushed up Of thought too lrIvla tIt pubiCa'
ton"
We copy The above hOm New York paper Of
The c3d ult, and beg leave 10 say TO that Print thai
the lettestetened 10 was not toEwordeA when fits
mailed fot the very good reason that Mt Hooper
neglected TO pay The pOstsgei hence The letter wal
sent to the dead letter office, and thee opened and
returned 10 Nj. Hooper. Thus it appeals that Nj
Il. was at fault in The matter and mol the Depart
ment. -Ros'on Htr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-03

Nav YuRx AsoLrloS CoNYESrIOS.-Thc Ne%
York Herald has dispatch from Syticuce. which
gives the following account Of the dOiugs u these
fanatics:
The three sessions nj The convention 10 10y
have Leen devoted Ia tie CmIsdsTail"n Of Tic pI".
slavery OF rut.$laYety oharact,r OF lh' (e'!eral
constitution. The debates wets spirited. GetItt
Smith, Vim, Goolrl Fled. Douglass, Samuel j..
May, and OlLtrS, took q part ~ the dscusson.
Tie convention had al appeal Ihis mOinins
from MI, John Blown, who hail five sons in
KanSJS, aud who was dcSiiOuS 10 JON them They
hal wtlteM LoHs lor atms and means VI defence.
aud declared IN triE letters that fighting SuaSIOlI
ives the most important Institution in the new
Territory. \ collection was taken uP 10 aid It e
father in The objects, pistols and all,
The resolutions bet0te reported have been adopt.
ed and all business GOE which the convention was
called leinp done, This evening IS 'evOied tOsptak'
lug hy SeyttA prominent members Of tie CONVEX.
ton On The general subject VI slavery. This gath
eEins has been large, and composed chiefly Oi
liberty lsadcGS, with libetal infusion Of anti.
slavery men, who have been pfelty msOt them in
opinion, t,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-03

TnE IIAxoiNu OF WUM.A.-ln a neighhNHmS
State woman f'unl guilty. alter patient illal ri
Tie ctlmr Of eiOIate muIirf, has been Sritt need II
death. All The rvIdeuCe hiGh We have SesntendS
to show that til: unfortunate ctcanfs Is IeItIb!y
alNI hOEtIeSSly RaIi hut Of COuISt llle COUl, The
JuIyt aud III: Executive haze better opportunities
than ours Of Judging Of the wOnan'S mota Ie'
sp0uSibilly. llrsre is something, hOwevet veIy
SIAttIlrg III this hanging VI woman. II slrS our
pity, il UullageS our sense Of mamness, il CRATES
upon ceflhln feeling which all sons, husbands
btO,CeIs, fathers avn, WUmeN ate puret than re
think lIleTn, and Compared in our bose natuteS,
they ure wholly beautiful. That one Of these, so
capable Of lofty life, so guatdeA 10y nature from
uputlly, should sink lU this desEnGallun, must DC
nsXprs ssby painMl 10 The least sensitive nalUIe.
II has not been ctmmUn, al any tine, in clvIizt
county, 10 execute woman lot murder, OtCauS.
nnfdsIUuS woman have moi teen common Tie
puot c1ealures, whose mulWes Ill up thel Scwsate
Calender. = eWi 10 lIeiI dtead account, mostly tOE
the cline Of Stealing little bread, Ut o yNm Of
cloth, OF some SuChlnle; although grim and tCrti'
bic naturalization which they weEc hardly res.
pDnSbe-nuSl rot Uu iJEEOllOM. 'rhe!eArCulIOn
Of wOln1u III ;lleXr enlightened times ~ " hIch our
criminal code Las been /" such an extent 0In.Ll.
Grated, must lead Is ~ lsvIs= OUT OpniOnS.
!lttqS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-03

Tue IsouSDoSs.--The Paris correspondent Of The
Daily News Sfites:-itis positively stalled in le.
gitimlst Ciqnts that The Count de ParIs is Of this
moment Of ffohsdoFff whittier he has gone Of his
own nccotd 10 negotiate the usion' with lis cOuS.
in. Some say th't lie hos taken this sep in spite
Of the DUCHESS Of Oteans, and represent himself
as having in fact eIopet from The maternal tOUf.
am mote inclined 10 think assuming the news 10
be ttuel that tue B1utbODs ate tReIely playing
family comedy which has been arranged hetUEs.
hand. In answer 10 all tie ovettuIts made by
the leeiIimiN party 10 obtain from the 0fIeaHIsl
brench the acknowledgment oftlIe Count lie Cham.
bUti as the sole head Of tile house, the Duchess VI
Orleans has In tetsht times made but one nnswet:
Il cannot take upon myself to prejudice the rights
Of my pn, when he Of ags he shall decide
tot himself The Count lie Paris, who was Oorn
in 1881, attained the age Of ls-.tat Is TO say, his
majority as q royal ptilct q few days uso;
and il is very probable that lie may have deciled
10 merte his individual pretensions in the hope Of
Strengthening the.inaue6ce Of his family. Such
an event, athoug nct u lIilIing interest fot The
moment, would not be uuimpOuuns in cettuiu
contingencies,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-03
mtsoE1LANEoUs.
Steamboat Disasters ontho Wes-
tern Waters,
SsFts,, = land Z. ~.
sTEA MBoAT DIRECTORY

n,tIR nBdtrslsf&d h4yeDOy' Ia touTse Of
iIey Steamboat DltcoTT, which VII % lSstfS Z
ns.sS oslfS,e6 in lie beat style, and neatly bound y
iuFSSe Manner twill be Que Of ihe os! MsIesalns
hooks ever published, aud VIII DC SoGS WAY VIII Te ~
iT Nv, ECn,sn complete Ii, and description all tue
noEy al al On the westeTH and southern wa
els TIC ergtb model trteI PoNeF .'1 s0Lr =; y!
boat. Win lie tiaIs sksis Ia Aso The AneA0 Car.
iSlnS s, offeefS ler All &c. &c, The Directory will
contain iijsioTy OF Steamboats, and the
SEa,eb 6r Sfe MT sal built tor i'd Ohio iy6 wiIh ae
nna Of Ire builder, commander and owner
ire River TettoIY will contain list AMI uett
Of all Tie SleahAt slse'S that ~ Ii,
lISt oil all those wh0 have TtitAMd BY IMlr 3u'hlIs'
sinking and exploding on The We4ten ard SoH'LeTn va
ISL re Dr'slOTy VII eOt@ sS Wh tse
lIe Ouachll, H6IOO, all her RiyeCSi with tie loves
and Cities laid down, With correct dSiaIesSi ISp many
other River aud Comusl cal lIes lnieS 70 ts Fs2'
Gus U, s. Mail Boats with The tI1de ibey arc lit &c. &C.
lie Directory will also contain complete list OF Allie
ycaPOnibIs Selmbo licensed 0aeeS htr places o. &c!
lileIcs, sc DC tlk Lew Steamboat Law, lis require
eU,f an al the lDrHrlnt y, s. Supreme COutt Steam
boat ltcAlons an to that lsei tie RaeS nj important
iOh,ReuJl Privileges, Hills Of l1GR.. important ne-
ei,lons OF tie various 8. conIs IN TeS' 10 fIeishsA
Lost and IaRl3ed &c, &c. with H3Hy other things Of
TS directory will lie Illustrated in the best style and
PTEtCu IN ihe 6C&t uACEs Tie ANtOI A4S UI RIA 3e4IS
been tsheIIus loteler all Tue facts and eM9 III esa'd TO
tie rUms.UuS steaml on disasters on he Western ard
southern waters. aud now intends publishing thtn! IN
sum ni one DoaF. Five thousand copies Wit Be IWUed
tJr tie boainen' a. Ottels desiIoU OF subscribing viii
have 10 dU&O at Oce, will he printed unless or
deed in ldvALce. Ry leRNtIsnS 0Ie Io'!a! 10 ),
LLOYD & 20 lOu will receive copy Of tic above work.
Tie work will b. issued In clObFr Agents al New Or
leans MtnVhis st. tNUi4 Louisville, ti'l&oufy Wheel
ing md Cincinnati, wil walt upon lhe steamboat cOni'
uSlieis 70, iulipslicUars see circulars mlhc lands
OF Agents. All lsltei9 should be sdd.essc! to
JAS, T. LLOYD a. Go.
t,nSU CkiO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-03

arrhe demand Tot mstket, tile and pistol balls
isso gteat In this county that the shot towels
have Immense onlen. rende'Iug II difficult TO I'LL
them oil. The Merchants Shot Tower in BaItl'
,aote have had latse force Of men employed fOr
some months In The manufacture Of bullets TheFe
Is no positive knowledge ss to the destination Of
these death dealing articles, but it's Supposed
that they will go "to the Crimea and pats ada
lent"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-03

u'we have previously stated th't the town Of
Bayou sata, in Louisiana, was destroyed BY dte
on the night Of the is,h inst. The Dalon Rouge
Gazette Of the 18th says that the fite vas dseov.
cred about 10 o'clock, and erstY taot Of Ire cit
iiehs TO Stop The devastating FtOetess olthe flames
rtoTed uaayaltng, until almost the en'ite Town
was destroyed, With Tie exception Of the lOwti
square the whole town Is IN ashes. Not single
business house was saved, and In many instances
thsit entils contents destroyed, Ilayon Sat0 was
a ,own otabouI fifteen hundred iahabttants, four.
tt,hs Of whom were thus left ina single Of night
without sbellet 10 coyst them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-03
I.r+7E1s f9E1uaSEb vsoa EohOrE,-AlI lettef

Ler4sas aE4rsSEb yHoa EOhOrE.-All iettet'
seat BY private express, per steamer "a''Ic' 'to'o
,A,s ror, for Ltvetpool. May 80, ote returned to
the Pot Office, in this city, by otdetoF The De-
p,tto,ent a. Washington, the oSnets can gel Them
i, calling on Tue SsctetArYo Of the Office.
We unGelstund that there orc some 800 OF 500
le,ttts tttutUel.--M H.Tfibaat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-03

rTThe labotets Of Lynn, Massachusetts,, have
maeted 80 severely from Tic high price Of ao"t
thttthey hate united 10 fot0, protective union,
fot The purchase Of -four and gain Et theft own
wants. tits stated that Of the least calculation
ore hundred and hny thousand doIlar' woIth Of
Aou. Is annuaIly consumed in that city, and il is
thought that an association Of this kini will give
the labonps class an advantage mol possessed by
-four sneculatOrS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-03

pThe Joliet ttlI.j Signal says. Tie sales of
the lands belongng Ia the illinois Genital ruilOod
company, during the month Of May, amounted to
$4,000. Aud we learn tina. for the first fve
days Of June, the sales amounted 10 Sl9j,oOO,-
We wttc leat:ul that this rich company would
hold lis land TO speculate upon and thus prevent
The settlement and Improvement otihe portion OF
our Slate lnteseeled hy the ro,dbu recent events
haze alO&ntAat OUT apptehtnsiolG were gtOu1d'
leSs.n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-03

rTTbe Union atsiss that thstepOrtel SUGGEST
e,oftte Allles before SebasIOPol and Ia tile Sea
ofAsYf, have been gteaylY eSaFgerated by The
,BfIsh and Fteneh ptesses, and thai theft results
will t6t materially effect lie issue Of Tie contest
tolnt on.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-03

Axotnws C,SptOA1E,-A large meeting was
held on Saturday week, al uteen Castle, Iowa. at
which tie IIon.I Scott Harrison, (son Of Gen.
iIauison) was unanimously nominated lo' The
Presidency.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-03

HxclrE4RS4.-1'he Philadelphia correspondent
Of The Baltimore American says:--
Thete has been fot the past day OF two, con-
siderable excitement in KeDsirstO0, Ptoduced W
The failure OF one uf the most extensive shin.
builders in that section oi,he city. The ugsre-
taIe OF Indebtedness is large, aud, being tuVsllY
lerideil smoue mechanics Of small means, has
occascne,i much ,lislIess. The debts were incur.
ted in The building and filing Of two clipper
shipt, The last Of which Yves towe 10 sea on FIJI.
day last, ard, in consequence, tbe cEedhots are
lttl without resoulce, except upon the zeal eStOIe
Of The insolveRt, which is bgeTed TO be so heayi'
" morgsgrd that little can bc hoped lot from tIsI
soulce.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-03

eJrhe I.anhlo.I. al Chicago ate tesslng their
Eutsson green cOtn. by the illinois CenttaItoad
they are enabled 10 gel early vegetables ftOm the
sunny South.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-03

,uTldeut Alaury Of the Washington oOsetsa'
toiy received intelligence By The last steamer that
NJ. lie veltlet, The distinguished PtenCh aSttonO'
met. had announced the discovery at Paris, on
the 4lh instant, Of a new comet. It's place on
The oll, Of June was as follows ill., ION. 9is.,
light cscsnsiOai $50 49, Az, north declina'iOn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-03

'fTFf6oy week was lhe 4ad sad''et'aty Of The
battle II Etsney's Island, whtte lite British win
. nunibetot iii ates aid Transports were 0t''e"
,laSs ID 400 Virginia Mtlitta.pRen with SIX pieces
ot,eanaons Tile loss Of the eaemy was goo an4
heyIn,pisNs did not lose a single man.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-03

TaEy DrOS'r Dom-The Massachusetts, LesIs.
latute did not abolish imprisonment fOt debt in
that State, as has been previously stated They
passed homestead exemption law, but inPtl'on'
nent fot DELFT yet exists in the Old rOy State
The man in Cambridge Jail, who has been thete
sve yeats tot debt Of $40, IL there yet, and will
ntobAbIy die there.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-03

4. TAE KlsSrv ESrrDuO%-'fIe Washington
correspondent Of the Journal Of Commerce thinks
The intelligence tom Nicaragua yery diseOutaSns
10 The Kinney and walkes expeditions The fell.
ute 6tthe revolutionary chief, GenttaI CasIiIIon,
Who bad doubtless held out large promises 10 the
adyen,utetsi and The existence Of law specially
prohibiting colonization from foreign coantEIesi
and lie present sickness Of The seasoR-ate Ill
thoaskt 10 initiate aGainst The success Of The Gu
terplse, And ths county fever Il is said will 10
especially fatal to The new cOrues, mote 50 tlan
tAs government troops OF laws. The Journals
correspondent says that "Col, Kinney has no au'
ihStity whatever ttom Tie tOtetnlneuI Of Nica'4.
III 10 settle OF 10 giant lands He will nectssa'
flybeat&N with that government flcm the mo-
meal Of bis ptnval, But 1t Appeals that Nj. "a.
beas hasa power Of attorney from Mt Fatarl, a
large rtiSate landhoIder in Nicatsgus, to dispose
OF his lanls By colonization Of Otherwise and un.
leftbIs Authority Colonel Kinney acts. But the
gcyetnme0, Of NicatAgua does not assent 10 Tue
aftahslmsGt,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-03
FOR RENT.

The StO E Room on MnnIne street a. r1e,t,,,...
our w 90 IDS house. will be tot rent On GU:
Isaa TALLANr q nRLApLAlA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-03

TuE Fax QuESTtoS.-rhe 'GhnEchnan' is q
hone on fans, Ii adhetts 10 the opinion thai nc
Christian Iaity will cauy them, much less Use
them, III Clutch. (GoOd gracious We write
this with tie Thermometer up neat The nineties y
Tie edilot. to show That somebody else thinks Al
he does, goes away on into a cold Canadian eli
mate, 10 quote The Hamilton Gazette, rs authority
fot tho dctuEu, M Y, E+Rtw,
"whh as muel, ptortiety might The tbousb,Its,
delirquenis bdug pocket Hitors into the Lotlss oil
Col, and adjust lhelt diSauanged cuElswhen they
ough 10 be kamuly eonIessins lhet sins, and Zen,
dstiOs thenks lot msteleS tsceiSel. ITO female
may With Inpurity altt bet fan In clutch, What Is
10 prevent bet husband from enjoying The solSts.
nent Of a cigar datlps The catteasYof divine SET.
viseiY - III
tTTkeN csatAl land EiIs t1ids, ats atleg.
setktadsS Tbs, cshtFala los tsd9ssa lhe SEpIssici
M Syefs4 eottSid EtbbIyS
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-03

March. 1854 They were buried on little
island. and cairn was erected over their
remains. Letters were also buried with the M
TO indicate their identity.
In the month of March the party was vis-
itrd by some Esouimaux, of whose existence
in that region DR.. Kane was not before aware.
They came in sledpes. drawn by fine large
dogs evidently of very superior breed
these dogs would make Journey of 60 miles
n day for several weeks, carving single
man. and in slime instances two men behind
them. The sledges were curiously formed :;
some were made of hundreds of pieces of
bone. lashed together with strings, made
of the oisook large seal A few of them
were made Of wood. There can scarce.
ly be IA people less dependent upon the as
sistance Of civilized Inen than these Esqui.
Indux. To be sure thcy have their pieces Of
iron in their harpoons. but even their lances
are formed of he sharpened horns of the
unicorn. In many rcspects these people pre-
sent the lowest form of humanity. Their
notions Of religion are exceedingly crude
and resemble those described BY Parry in his
VOYAGES as belonging to the Labrador Esqui-
mauX. They are grossly filthy in their lab-
its. and INDULGE in considerable looseness of
life, especially in the intercourse of the sex
cs. They have marriage rules and regula-
tions which are very singular. and apparent
ly are derived from various traditions. In
this they also resemble the Esquimaux de-
scribed by Parry. They are utterly regard
less of ali honor except in very few inSlan-
ces. in which cases they appeared to be anx-
lou; to obtain articles Of use and value. They
are incorrigabIe thieves. revoltingy filthy in
their persons and habtations, and live as
much on raw as ON cooked flesh, which they
,at voraciously and enormously. What
chance they have OF Heaven is question
for theolo.iams, they appear to be happy and
good natured in their way, but it seems they
are gradually diving out. They have no Ky
acky.
Their principal support is the Walrus, the
bearand the ank. "a small bird which swarms
in the arctic regions); occasionally they
catch seals. unicoms. and sometimes even.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-10-31
Always Somthing New!
TO BE SEEN AT THE
New Jewelry Store in Ashland, Clio /!
L. H.


A NNoIINCES 10 the public, that he has
N made largo additions to his splendid
stock of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
which he is now offering at unusually low prices.
Among his stock may be found Gold and
silver Watches, of every description. va
riety and quality. Pins, Ladies' Gold Broach-
es, Grape, Enameled, Cluster, Knot, Cuff and
Scarf Pins.
EAR DROPS, HOOKS AND RINGS.
Gold Rings, Lockets, Pencils, Gold Chains,
Bagleys' Gold Pens and Holders, large as
SILVER SPOONS.
Table and Tea Spoons of pure silver, Ger
man Silver and plated Spoons, Butter Knives.
Saltand Sugar Shovels, Silver Forks, &c, &c
Pocket Cutlery,
of every description, from the best American
and English establishments. Also Needles,
Port Monies, Dressing and Pocket Combs, and
Pocket Books, Violin and Guitar Strings.
Goggles, Eye Shades COmpasses
and Acordeons. Eight Day and Tweuty-foui
Hour Brass Clocks, in the most splendid Pa
pier Machea, Rose Wood and Mahogan, case
MATCHES AND CLOCKS.
Cleaned and repaired nd work warranted,
Old Gold and Silver, ught at the highest
price. / will sell Goods 80 per cent. less than
Pedlers or Hawkers, AMI warrant them BETTE
and cheaper than they dare sell. All goods
warranted as represented.
s8-Take notice and govern yourselves ac
corIingly.
Ashland, Dec 6, 1851. n2Stf.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-10-31
Carriers spamiah MIXTURE.

An Infailibfs Kennedy forScronui. kins,. rv,f
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cufaneons ErurfionS
Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm orTetter. Scale
Head, Enlargement and Pain oftbe Bones and
Lumbago, Spinal COMPLAINT and M 155-eeess
arising from an injudicious use of Mercuff, m
prudence in Life, or Impuritv Of the Blood.
IL This great GIteratIve medfciue and purifer
of BIoodis now used by thousands OF e~re9ffni -
tients from all parts oftLe United States. who tgF
tity to the remarkable cures performed y me Sresx
TURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism, ScrofuIn. Rura-
tons on the Skin, Liver Disease, Fevers uic-Ir
Old Sores, Affections of the Kidneys, diseases Of
the Throat, Female Complaints. Pains and AchinE
ofthe Bones aud joints. are speedffS outfo dirhf ~
using thisgreat and inestimable remedy
For all diseases Of the Blood. n thing han v6f
been found to ompare with II. 1t eleansea ne
system of all impurities. acts gently and efacisn :
ton, gives, tone tothe Stomach. makes the sfin
clear and healthy, and restores the Constitution a
feebled by disease or broken down bv ne excesees
of youth to its pristine viror ana strength.
For the Ladies, it is ineomparabiy better than all
me cosmetics evernsed. A few doses Of C4RTERr
complection, bring the rose manflius to ne eheeke
give elasticy to the step. and improve the rensraI
neal.n IN a remaIkaeie degree, beyond all the ned
The large number of eertiicates which we have
received from persons from all parts ofthe United
about u. The press, hotel keepers, magfstratss
physicirns, and p':biic men, well known TO the
full effects OF this GREAT BLOOD PuRiFfER.
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