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CoxPLrMENrARY-yERYl- manner in which
the Sof-Shol Convention treat the Presidents ad-
minstration, reminds us of those adroit criticisms
on books which We sometimes find in newspapers,
in which the typography is pronounced excellent,
the paper white and beautiful, and the binding
splendid but nothing is said of their literary con-
tents. A very decent eulogy might bave been
made over the grave Of Monroe Edwards, the IA
nous swindler and forger, on the same system. He
was a gentlemauly man, Of pleasing address and
oblgng manners, wrote good hand, and was
always unexceptionably dressed. If the character
Of Monroe Edwards had been a matter before the
convention, very plausible resolution might have
been passed, dwelling on his gentle manners and
humane disposition, to the great consolation Of his
surviving friends.
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Lrsr OF TUE Posr 0FrcEs.-We are indebted to
George S. Gideon, Esq, for list of Post Offices
and Postmasters in the United States on the lst Of
July, 1885, Il is compiled by d. D. I. Leecb, Of
The Post Office Department, and is an extremely
useful work to all publishers Of newspapers and
busncss mon
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Hon. ERAsrus BRooKs, Of New York, arrived
in town this morning, to attend the funeral Of his
father-in-law, the late Judge Cranch. Mr.. Brooks
We are happy to know, is in better health than he
was last spring, after his arduous labors in the
New York Senate
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Sac NfcHr ESvY-ouR GRIEF THEREAr-SUc-
cEss or THE JoURNAL.-We are sorry that the ed
itor Of the Democrat is so much worried, and NOR
tilted, and distressed, at the late extraordinary
accessions to our subscription list We really do
not see why his gall should thus eat away his
heart. We do not suppose that very large pro-
portion Of our new subscribers are his old ones,
though we know that some of them arc We
should like very much 70 see him prosperous in
his worldly affairs, though to be sure we would ra-
Their he should get rich by almost any other means
than by the publication Of the sad stun where.
withal he stuffs the columns of his Democrat
In the meantime with sublime disregard Of
the happiness or the misery, the life or the DEATH
Of all Sag NIGHT editors, the subscription list of
the Louisville Journal, still goes on increasing with
the most surprising rspidity From the lat Of
July up to this date the thirteth Of August II has
increased between Ave and six thousand and the
presumption is, that, during the two remaining
DAYS Of the present month, II will increase three
or four hundred more--fsr day rarely passes now
without bringing us an accession OF from n hum
dred andfi fly to two hundred Journal.
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MARrLASD.-In the Fifth district composed OF
Allegheny Washington, and Frederick counties,
the Americans on Friday nominated Mr.. II. w.
Hoffman for Congress. Mr.. Hoffman was formerly
a Wing, and is gentleman Of superior talents and
great personal popularity,
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BELTS. BELTS, BELTsI

lust Received from the Manufacturer,
- large lot of Morie, Antique, and Elastic Belts
Of superior quality, with heavy plated buckles which
sell ut 25 per cent less than the usual price of
inferior article. Ladies would d. well to call and
examine them us great inducements will be offered
HUTCHINSON MUNRO
aug a1--if 3lO Penn. ave-. bet 9th and 10 III sts
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DErRoIT.--By census just taken in Detroit, it
appears that the population Of that city is now
$4,000. This IL for the city proper, and exclusive
Of springwels and Hsmtramcks, which are prop.
ery part Of the city. The population Of these
two districts is 5000, which would give Detroit
population Of $1,000. In 1850 the population was
only 2l,0l9.
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Responsibility Of the Railroad compan,

The New York Journal Of Commerce has a
sharp, cutting attack upon the Camden and Amboy
Railroad Company, because Of their failing, be.
tween two great Cities to have a double track,
and adds
The tragedy at Norwalk had this alienation,
at least, that the Company upon whose negligence
the accident was charged was compelled to pay to
the survivors and friends of the deceased some
100000 In damages. But in the New Jersey
case 1t Is now asserted that the monopolists have
taken care to prevent such modification Of the
common law in that State as has been adopted in
most Of the States by which the right Of action is
transferred to the legal Representatives Of the de-
ceased so that as TO the victims whose lives have
been destroyed by the recent disaster, the Cam
den and Amboy Company win be entirely exempt
from that kind Of punishment which would seem
particularly appropriate to ther case"
We learn, from the New York Express, that Mr..
Gillespie Of Natchez, Mississippi, who was severely
injured by the accident, and who has since died,
has len 100000, every cent Of which, in case Of
the death of his wife, Is to be expended, If neces
sary, in prosecuting the Company. Mrs. Gillespie
is not expected to live
When is a man thinner than a shingleS When
he is sharing.
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FOR SALE,
fifty and sixty acres of Land .

ID soil of good quality with large portion OF
wood land II is beautiful location for a gentle
mans country residence, or market garden; about 4
miles from Washington, and miles from George
town. Persons wishing TO purchase call on the
subscriber, half mile from Tenalytown on the old
Brookville road.
aug 14-3taw3w* CHARLES II. BELT
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Mr.. Corcoran accompanied Mr. Fillmore on his
visit to Pari'.
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American Mass Meeting at Rockville.

An American County Convention was held at
Rockville, Maryland, on Saturday. A large mum.
Der of citizens were in attendance. The meeting
was addressed by DR.. Watkins, the American can
didate for Congress, by French s. Evans, of this
city, and other gentlemen.
DR.. Watkins was replied to by Thomas f. Bowie
of Prince Georges, the foreign" candidate for
Congress. In his rcioinder to Bowie, Dr. Watkins
handled him with great and deserved severity,
much 10 the chagrin and modification of the " fur
rners, who skunk into the grogshops of the vcin-
age to drown their GRIFFIN double R. G.
1t was proud day for the Americans of old
Montgomery, who viii give in November thun.
dering majority for Watkins and the American
Reformation.
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JosrPH MARTIN, Esq, Commonwealth Attor-
ncy Of Pittsylvania county Virginia. died last week
in Henry county, Of typhoid fever. He was a
young man Of fine talents.
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trains 10 back as fast as on the day Of the ae
cident; the whistle was sounded long and loud as
we approached the road.
Think we were about 40 yards from the road
when the alarm was given; don't think the brake
man was in the gig at the tims OF running back
cannot see from my position whether the brake
man Is in his place; the brakeman told me he was
in the carriage and tried 10 give the signal but
could not
). 5. Stryker recollects that the train ran back,
heard the blowing OF the whistle while the train
was running very distinctly think it was pro-
longed blow; considered il warning signal, and
thought brakes had been applied to the cars
can't say what was the rate Of speed at which the
train was backing think it was not immoderate
am not In any way connected with the Camden and
Amboy Railroad Company; was formerly stock
holder but am not now.
Mrs. Cooke heard Mrs. Hanekin say, immedi.
atey after the accident, that she wished she had
not left home, because she was afraid that all of
the blame would be laid on them. She was the
first one to see the destruction, and clasping her
hands, exclaimed, "only see the destruction we
have caused" The persons In the carriage must
have seen the approaching train if they hadlooked
out thinks that II the whistle had been blown
the doctor would have heard il; we can usually
hear the whistle long distance Off
James M. Adams testified that after the acct
dent some one said to the conductor, "you had
Dctter 30 up aiiu scc lic lie IL gong
to kill HIMSELF" the conductor then turned round
and said g Let's 60 up and see him."
We started together, and as we neared the
house some one called the conductor on one side
| was then spoken TO by person whose name
cannot recoect, who said, do go in and see that
man." went in the yard and found him lying on
bench at the kitchen door, apparently in great
deal of trouble; | took hold of him gently, and
said to bin "my dear fellow, why do you behave
so; its accident, and you can't help ;"by this
time the conductor came in ; he also spoke to him
but he did not seem to recognise the conductor;
took hold of one arm and the conductor the other,
and took him to the back part of the lot.
He remarked to the conductor, ooh, if had
only blowed that whistle, these persons would not
have been killed." The conductor then said, "you
did blow it." He replied mo didn't" We got
the man out Of the yard; the conductor and
another man took his place; the engineer insisted
upon going past the place where the cars were de-
moshed; we did not heed the request, and brought
him in over the Bordentown road some distance
down met Mr.. Kelly with his team, who convey
ed him to his house; it was my impression then,
and is now, that the man did not know what he
was saying; he was greatly excited, and wished
to put him to bed, but he would not listen to it.
Several other witnesses were examined on Fri
day, but their testimony throws no new light on
the subject The coroner's inquest met again on
Saturday, and resumed the investigation.
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When is a man thinner than shingeS When
he is sharing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-12

PHILd DELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut ST. Phiditiphfa opposite he State foH,s
y IL ENKY W. SARRORD,
IMPORTER AND DsAtSR Is CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma.
TERl,Ls, ASD FuRSlTuRE CovGRiSos,
WHICH lie ofIeis al the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The stoekeomplisits, inra,t, The iolloMins'
Embroidered Lace Curtains; GU Coz hieesj
Iiapery Laces T. Muslins; do Bands,
French II,Utaelis all widths Canopy Arches and Rinss
ard eolors; Cords, Tassels Glmps,
Saiinhe laesi Fflges, ltutan Drops,
nan,,sks; &c.
E lartestockpf FRENCH PhtSfiES, OF all eolors AMI
y FiISTSD i Know sHlDks, and HOLLANDS ri all
tO.0rs iOr shading
4. D. Persons order Ing cmians viii give The measure
oithe leishth and width o. 10 entire frame u window.
unrt7-IyJSw ~ E.'--'sa-
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] MEDICINAL.
DR. Halls Celebrated Pulmoaic Elir

DR. Halls Celebrated Palnlonlc Eiirir
IfOR the pei maleNt cue 0feoshs, colds eop;umpton'
bronchitis, asthma II lenta, Group, woopins cough
iamation OF The broehea and 0arseess caused By pub
IL speaking; and all affections u the organs OF resPira.
titn. ,,-,... .,,....
cs o tlc lungs ever sold IN america,
In pirstHi2 tbs medicine ~ The public have ,he
satisfaction Ia know lht We iot only peteht Them Win
s invaluable anl oic for tie class OF diseases rToIes
srs 10 tte, hG, ole Which Is perfectly harmless In us e.
ccjs upr ilt coIisiiiiOr si Cali he administered Win.
TIC cf, that Largo portion of tie suffering, and death
tlhots0u count, Is caused hy disease OF The olsl"s
D respiration, Consequent uoh exposure anu cold, lisi
ducfd US ~ rIt II within the reich OF every rdt yulli
who may reed 10 Ey that has proven Itself so invalid
able, ,r.s,
This medicine Is lilo result Of long experience, and
sty Of tIe diseases OF lilo lungs which az, 50 frequent III
CIR Chang bic climate; aud We claim 10 be ~ advacc
Of all medicines before discovered tth0se peculiar
ronp'l lnts Improvement W mai, AMI consequently
nlsilorto all ntlAls.
We Ssl, male no eyrayoga assertions Of It's efficacy
IN curing Ill ca cs The the vendors Of TOO many rostIuhls
WHO deceive all who trust ihe nor shall We hoId oul any
inducements which experience docs not JUSTLY.
lipaienis will pekeycTc ~ lhs use % TITS nledtene,
ana use Il as dicted, They will be cured w every Instance
that lis not beyond lie power OF medicine ee a.,
nun rTr,s persons now cGoynetle blessings oihea,hhhu
rc.ewed life, aS II we're, who Otherwise would nave Los
slice been III their gave, but FOL e timely aud retseyc
iins use Of this invaluable remedy ~ not pretended
that II Is indbc ~ every stage OF consumption bu, we
know II 10 b, better adapted to the various diseases c
respiratory organs than any other Medicine eyer Oeicu
Tie public. Al we ask Is trial, and tncyeTy instance "
vscl freely directions, and y perfect sa''s
GenlNe ssstd i, llALl & GO. For sale b. JAMES
BAKE., Dussis, Wheeling, Va. Also. By Druggists
sesersly throughout tie country aps-ly
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AN INVALUABLE Msn,cMe.-It Is bnt seldom We full
among the many iemaes offered 10 the public for Tie cue
OF disease ole wc consent TO c0nncd, ~ whne 'r'
tues we ave able to discover aud have always ,elGonsy
avoided giving uiteluce 10 anything that might lead any
one " suppose that we pacll any faith IN theif piele
siOt. hut with reference t0a remedy manu- df'urcu ~
this place, and which has become familiar 10 the public
as household words, we sre:k nom knowledge o. iis W.
triislc eYeeencies, Its adaptation 10 many OF Tie is 81
Il ., and tho security with which " may be used. We
sgcsk Of tle Nonplc Nerve and one L!nleni Irepar'
81 b. Car Co., om lurlis , "
rs, ono Of the most emincn, Physicians IN Virginia This
lnnt is ased upon the broad p,incirie that any rene
dy which will relieve external pain, VIII " oreily COM
p0unded, DO equally eicacous IN removing internal alice
lions, piiciic that has been successfully deycloeI
II Is Simply the offspring Of Scichce, biting mid and sinh
pie IN It's sctloi .ld sci revealing n lis elects power
mOle Incredible teaching Tic M ST hidden sincws u man
aud hrasta ye, heng inloxlous 10 ihc weakest inMn
Il Is also By lar the cheapest inet ~ tho INA kct being
put up IN ioles twice as large The Naory, a. 0ne
iuti larger than tho largest, besides helns more Than four
times as SIT Dug We commend II ~ those ~ want Of
sale ami Cet jain remedy,
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'==7-F=- 80 = = .
EXTERNAL REFRESHMENTS,
Hosklns, Heiskell & Oo.

dOSKlQS, 5d6lEk6A1j W wv
STAPLE '4 aSb taA IN 5SPi pRy ooops
aayss si isp ysa IT, Igs sn.is
AnspaohY Brother g. 90,
e WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
40 10 North 7hrd II. corner ~ cherry, philndcipiin
john aieisth Jro. John i. tasobyit. JaTes y, Reel;
William tnsrsehi, Henry y fattnlan. / ssEl..IeM'
Woltes, Ballardt&g 90.
FOREIGN 'aS;Df' 81 pSo6SSiEssfftIG,DaY GOODS,
i1a Market street, phiindelphin,
COT. y! T. KELLY, torleiiy Of Wheeling, Is ehSaseu
Odd Fellows, lInso,s, Rel iea, sous OF
Temperance
And other Society Regalia,
Banntys, Sfaisand Jemfls, maapjdeiartiand so'd
By GiLts & Smith, 10. 10 baltimore Sirrti,
baltimore, Md,
TIKI Assortment usual on hAfl eonsls'aoi
a., r,o,., REGA lla,,,,,,,. ,,a,. and /. T,
Past c fiIssa and other caieers, plain anu
.!si;si' l'hsna oh I'ts'e' Parade Re Re
: r'S Rs!., embroidered is'ea"rnFn' r''''
Msonie-KHishts Tcmplar, Royal Nh, ana Master.
Jewels, Robes, l,snlsrs, $, .ords, &C; .,,..
Sons Of 1,mp.roiirt National, Grand and Subordila
Divisions Officers and Members,
Red Mn-Sachcns, Past 0nteIs. and richly enlbfO'ue'
81 Degree Working and Parade Regalia.
JEWELS
Of tie various Orders, 0! silver GU or Plated Metals
Including Knights Tcmriau (wltll Dilks)
BANNERS.
Hammers every si1e stylo and cost adapted TO the va.
ous orders and Societies, Manufactured 70 orae and De-
signs ior banners, when Teqlied urnsneY itee "a
'IRss6 n nS$ Sas 81 iys q i's oAP pSa &C.
me- tile U, y.
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EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS

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CURTAIN u q = = :.
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MINK NTSTOIi
CURTAIN w n, ,,o, 49,,
tsNo. lGo Chestnut 81 Csra:f run "'ft'
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has always ~ s'oie ~ s''eh ,i un,r Curtain,
and eoorsi YfsyeIE i. s.Sle ea am iIiSe;
frelEh Satin ne ainesi sp'e sss.
india Satin l,anhsksi ~! nn,ol.M.'i
Flsnch Moqucttei G.n rms sia ,ah's'
10 Pushes niihI s , r...SsM
S.r. Painted HiNDOlr SminhS, 9, all s'S!es s sm
pleeS; lsuh iioandsi shade Fixufes nasses W ,,is
tHyv,Ens eomrtk [or car'aiai, Of The Gewes' ra''S
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MEDICINAL.
The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
LI.NItME EMIT.

LINIlM ENI',
PREPARED by III. Il, CARR Il CO., FROM
2 a PRESC RlPTION FUR NlSiiED BY$ DIR.
WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING,
LATE OF IORGANTOWN.
IL Ss4td Hfoa tIyoed priBeiit <t onyTtmedy ,sith
1n rtlisss an tritraol pin, ltiH, u fyops,ly eem
nsi egteiloHt; a Youtr hhie9 u Aanjdly
dtrtiuptd IN AMI pteRlidF 10 he .ft
) NONF.lREiL LiNi,iENT
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DR.. Todd's Pills

DR.. Todd's Pills
(IAS he AMI genuine al tile following places "
" city Of Wheeling and yieinliy. yli,A The nrue
sOI as OF James lskert Keiis & CALDWELL i,rennser 4
Col Dr 4 u losan&t Of fieik rslrline, VIM Mckee (
Co, (ltcleoWn)j lrtnili e. Centre Wlcelns)i 81
he SLoe stare OF Todd & Devoi market square, and 81
tic Ius store Of tie proprietor corner Of Quincy and
They can also be had al Dunns Grave Creek, a Ne.
dillions ahd Jacob Gooiinss, Naotal ltoat; .el, u
Caytn west AleXardraf Wilson Srinsers west Wheel.
inr; ard ny Loontan's, ~ ldGtpoii, Ohio
These pills need no further Recommendation than ali
tfslI they have ow been IN tols,ah use for more than
twenty Years and II you win only give them elalee they
wsfeak for themselves them. ?erel bosi - rel
doJ; $50 peT gross! So iAh6
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. MEDICAL, |: |
Prof WolocLdsI.

~ ,s
ne sueea e sss Citizens Il eli 81
street. which Is the only sure remedy eyer lat
viii eectu1ly restore The grey hairs and wlskers 70 ne
original color OF youth without dyein cover W, bald
head IN short time with tue natural covering remove
from tlc 6v seinknt 50 Objectionable ~ divers p'epa
raons Of different names now before the nnb'ie we RE;
sroHATys Is beautiful article for the toilet for The OLD
OF iou g. and can only lie appreciated By us usei anu
esi eetuIy invited TO NE llefot 1sd eAaMlne
lion liz Inc South and West, where was 9yt9tet bu,
will ieer to tie certificate below OF tc 'lsf sulsed
ststeslranand Senator, Judge lherse, Of Illinois;
CApLytE, ~, Ju.e q, 1859,
have used Prof o. s.. WtoAs,'iaif Restorative and
ls, az thought, penatprty sey, but By Tie ee o. lbs
'RcSto has resumed It's Jisial color, AMI have
no doubt permanently 80. ,,,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,..,,
Ex-senator OF tic United States
Professor Woods, Oriental snnntiye
Iiiimcit. @
This ltnlnen isa yalu,be auxiliary ~ tic Treatment o.
some OF the most formidable distaes with which Is cur
l0t 10 contends for insiaEce, Inflammation iHnss ard
9enth. Ivy thorough aud continued application Of tls
Lpiment over tie region Of tie Affected osan these 9th
than hi, their terrols, particularly among children, and
thousands OF mothers, were they allowed 70 sreak, would
with all the ei0qrenco OF feeling and affection, hear c
united testimony 10 tie fact tina, had chill
dcn from tie very jaws OF DEATH and restored them 10
er former health and beauty. ssin, Il will hc found
owel auxiliary III removing what Is generally known
as an agus Cake, All enlai cement Of the Spleen mall
cases where an cxer application Of service, this lh'
ment will be found useful.
General Depot COS froadway, New York, and III
arket 81. st Louis
Por sale wholesale and retail in Wheeling BY
ie1d3m WILLIAM J. ARMSTRONG;.
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ARE you suFEnRINa

!! Breathing, Iooihathe, Tic ilo'oeuv, Psd in tLo
tss;. ot SIDE Stain Or Srasm, lleaaAehe lnilsana
Pain Or cramps In the Stomach, ocra Morbus, CHOLERA
nahun ChOe, Lame Hack, chilhains, bites Of Poi on
Gus !nseeis Or labd Dogs 4gre cake, Age ~ tho Hfeas
Conraeiios OF tie Muscles or cords, cuts OF any kind,
Muscular weakness, Paralysis Pies Ear Ache, Ulcers,
Sail Rheunl Ssgtyy, Sore Nlrrlss Sole LIPS yeno,sa
sos SsHf, fSSy ny ssr may lest
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which moi only removes pain almost inslantaeously, but
peEe,Iatts 10 the seat Of AMI entirely
ERADlCATES THE DISEASE.
Some viii l,shat The Idea q any composition curing
such number Of diseases but yo hut reflect that these
diseases, though hume, Gus u HARE, all arise o sim!a!
Wee en es Tr e s,se Is lie
ea would joct The caEdd 10 sekoai ledge It's neitsi for
az who have used themselves, or witnessed rs magic
effects OH ocls uie IN declaring u just what Its name
10 THOSE WHO THINK,
Have you never noticed The Silk ns mllay between
many external and internal diseases having entirely der'
cdy might b. prepared which should DO equally applicable
to bohi This remedy Is now offered you In he oSrA
REL isiaEAr, which docs not insult !Our unel s'adins
ef Mrfeo or mighty earts Of ne tari but Is simply The
0'tsrRlsa OF 81 assert being Mill; and simple ~ action
aud yet revealing IN It's elscls power almost eledtble,
and >ot being inoxos to Tie weakest infant II Is also
hy far the ehtOHs innen IN HE MARKET. being put upin
no'es hsee sfa'ss sh The am aiSI
than The latsest, besides ig more than four timtsns
stromg; we heie 0itr Il Ia you with Hide ahd COIL
dcc as ainittIe exactly suited to the wants Of iieh OF
poor, high or low,
he unprecedented size inwhic The Sonrarci linncnt
Is put up and The vast expense Of the Rslclias cd w i,
makes i impossible for Us toray fi tie printing ~ The
hd,cs OlecrtiliCaies we M sht publish nor no sc teeln
for ITSELF
We would however refer those afflicted ones who have
SO oic been guided by Gel caies an bs assertions
10 The following names being but few OF lie many per
sons Whose character for caldor AMI vcraeIly needs no
raesyc il0n US, dd who having fully tested lis Virtues
III Tie different diseases for which Is recommended, aIc
piera,cd 10 speak OF It's merits as II deserves
SOd IN liietlins By James liakes, Kells q Caldwell, ]
u Logan % 20, iPR Mckee, Patterson q TO and by The
Alrist II. ia
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NV p.s,isosrp LET rras At r,,R OLD Posi- orrlckl
ASSIGNi.EiS NOTlCE.

ASSIGNEES NOTICE.
4 G imron u. Woodrow having, OIL lie iiih day
= ipil, tSd, y loref dec, conveyed ~ trust to ,lt
rnderhsred fol the beneht Of lis said w0ldrows e,edt
tun, oil PERSONS In any WISE indebted 10 said Wood IOw
a,n required 10 make Immediate payment to ne, an! all
~ oer 10 receive any benefit under Sad t,s, within
iour months 10 c their claims with lie proper rcicstc &C,
col ding 10 The terms Of said deed with the unic slsGed
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