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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-29
fYNEW YORK. MARKET.

a--Ftl FtsNENt SHOHklM dAkkIs4tt tiztG
Dc. o. Stocks lower and dull. StefIing Ex-
changes dull. Cotton dull, sales Of 500 bales
Coffee steady Sugar firm, sales eco hhds. at &c.
MoIaSSes iIal, sales 500 bbls. Tobacco firm. sales
80 hhds. Lard steady, sales Of 500. b5is ut I24c.
Market tot common grades State and Western
Flour dull, prices may be quoted sd lower, with
desire to reaiEes shippers d0not at present appear
disposed 10 purchase State sud Western, sales at
s, lSaS, for common TO choice State s. t2aS 90,
for mixed to fancy, and low grades extra Michigan,
Indiana, Wisconsin,, Illinois and Ohio; s5taIl so
Tor extra GeneSee, msrSet closing heavy aud dull.
Southern Foul scarcely SO much export demand,
aud market for common grades easier sales at us
as sc. Corn aieal selling in small quantities at
4,i24 for Jersey and 4,37a4.5O for Brandywine-
Rye Flour remains as last nOticet'.
Whisky rules n favor Of buyers, with sales OF
400 bis at S63a3IA for jersey, Ohio and Prison.
Noimportant change in wheat, demand both for
expert and home consumption moderate, there is u
large stock offering, sales OF red Chicago at 1854
1893. red Tenn. al 1875, bite Southern at 2,i2A
and prime white ST, Louis 20. Rye Leld firmly,
good demand for export. sales at ISL. Corn ex-
hIbIts no change aud demand for export
moderate, sales al S0S9l for new Southern, 9ia93
for mixed western. Oats plenty AMI dull al AGA
40 fOr State and 50a53 for western.ss-z-fa5s5 81
Pork market ve'y nuct unsettled and prices
Still! EaNh q strong downward tendency, deman nd
limited, sales lSaIS, 25 Eor mess and IS for pr re-
Beef no change, market continues depressed, sales
at 9sl0 for country prime, 10,50si for mess and
l4al4t IS for redacked Chicago. Beef hams plenty
snd dutl al l4al6. prime mess beef quiet and no.
mlnallysthe same. Dressed hogs lower, with sales
led shoulders ats3af aud hams al 92aIQf! sBac0!
dull, l50 bxs long middles, rIU in, sold at 0al0t.
Butter selling at 1928 for Ohio add .23a28 for
State. 7slz
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GOING SourH.
GOING NORTH.

GOING soJTH-Thc $40 4 Train will connect at
SamLsky with Morning Tain from TOleL0; al Monroe
vile with Chicago EXpTess OH Southern division e. & r.
Road; Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express rom
CIeyeand at M7 nSed Junction with Day Express from
Pittsburgh and Newark with the East and west t:ains
OIL entTaI OHIO Railroad. -sE
The 20 Train will cOnnect at Sandusky with stea
iay City from Detroit; MOnroeNie with western
Train on & T. K. K at Shelby Junction a. 5.2IP
with Nan JTa;n9p 4 Z loT COLUMBUS ard Cin-
on y 4 RIO: n itspufgh, antaI Newark Will East
ard West Night Trains on Central Ohio K K.
connection Newark with Mali Traa Bellaie on
Central Ohio r; at Mansfield Junction with Express
Tor Pittsburgh at She'hV Junction at 70 with Gin.
einnati Express for Cleveland, Buffalo snJ New York,
and at Mouroev:!te with Stall Tain & Road
Toledo, Chicago &c.
The 2.I0 .Lisin will connect at Newark with ET-
Junction with Fast Tain Tor Pittsburgh; at Shelby juno
ton 0.2ir with Cincinnati Mail sor Geve'and; at
with Night EXpress Toledo aud Chicago
and al SaHduSky with steamer hay CILy Detroit aud
Chicago.
A Al SDl5
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LEASE OF THE PrrrsBuRoH AND SrEuaENvrL1E
RArLRoAD.-rhe Directors Of the Pittsburgh and
Stsuben4ille Railroad Company, having failed to
Obtaiatis meansto finish tie Road. now propose
to lease The line for twenty years TO Johu Edgar
Thomson, of Philadelphia, and his associates
Mt. Thomson aud his associates are TO receive The
Road in its present sie.and finish ii one year;
after which they to have he it for nine
teen years, retaining fifty JfOe per cent. of the
gross earnings for the working expenses, and os
much more as may be necessary, if that is not
enough. The remainder is to go to secure the
payment of the sums required 10 finish and equip
the Road.
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.PBlLADEL pBIA. MARKET.

DEC. 2s-Modelate inquiries for Flour to-day,
aud Provisions hrm; sales 100 standard brands,
for shipmeui al $50; $50 bbISI extra at 800; $50
fancy al $50, and 200 half bbls. at s,75 per pair
small safes for home consumption from 8, 50a9, So
Very little Wheat offering; 2T00 bus far white at
1870; good Red worth same price. Rye steady,
", but demand limited; sales new Yellow al 75a
IS GIoceries-But little doing; small sales Of
Cuba Sugar at Sc. Rio Coffee 1i4alI3c, on time.
M0Iasses scarce and wanted. Provisions continue
very dull ana tending downward. WHISKY, de-
mand continues limited, sales OF bIls at sSa39c.
h6ds SIC. }lg,T q rs & &
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For The InteJlisencer.

PrnEnEx's NorlcE.-There will be meeting at
Hope Hall. on this, Saturday evening, Dec. %.
of all classes, for the purpose of organizing Fire
Company, to fill the place of the Hope Company,
which is MOI in a disbanded condition.
The attention OF not only OLD members of The
Company, but of all other citizens, is respectfully
called to this matter, ami they are earnestly So
Iicitsd to all, in maintaining the Hope company.
and improving the system of the Fire Department.
Come out to- night, one and all. to this meeting!
FuiENDs TO THE MOVEMENT.
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THEIEATEsT5 NEWS
MAGNErIC TEIFGRApjH.1
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP Pacific.

$50 L sla
NV YoRk, Dec. 2s-The steamer Pacific from
Liverpool aIliyed at 5o'cIock this evening, with
dates TO Saturday, the 13thinst. News highly in
tsTesting. ,zisg o. =.
The long expected capture or Kars by the Rus
SANS, has last taken place. No particulars ie-
esivedi except thai brought by Gen. Kemety and
another officer who escaped in order to hasten the
advance OF Omar Pacha 10 the relief Of Inc CITY.
at thai time Gen. Williams was about sending a
flag OF truce 10 offer capjtuIaion. Nothing fur
Their IS known, but Is believed thai the garriSon
surrendered, as tLere weIe only 5000, weak
loIce 10 cut their way through The Russian army.
/ fOmaT Pacha was neat kurti, which the Russians
hold in peace. =
The only event OF Importance that has transpit-
ed IN the CtInlea, IS an stack made by the Rus
sians on the extremity of=the French lines. TIE
ltn Ssialis were 600 strong, aud alter hours
fighting withdrew. Both armies were coa. IortablY
housed and pIoVis'oned.
The firing continues between the North and
South sides OF SebaStUpol.
The Russians have opened new loan in Ber-
lin. Hamburg and Holland, lOt fltymitlions rubles
at five, per cent. .'zH-i s-ttzs 2
The Government of Naples publishes tie con
yehti0n uiththe United states, defining lie rights
Of neu ralily. - 51sl
ENcL4Sp.-The Queens order, in council, ,su.
thonzlng f415,o 600 STERLING, in notes of the Bank
Bank charter.
Wlthtsspect TO The prospect of peace We have
most contradictory statements. Ii tue negutia
tons are on foot they have not progressed step.
It's knownthDt differences exist in the BRUSH
Cabinet. Lords PaInetston and Panmote urge
the prosecution Of the war, aud tue rest OF the
Cabinet, supported by Napoleon, suggest the i'm
portance OF embracing The present opportunity 10
negotiate for peace.
Liverpool, Dec. lI.-Cotton advancedt in the
beginning of the week, but fell oil al The close.
Breadstufslquiei and unchanged
Provisions steady. Sugar slightly lower.
Baring'S London circular reports Iron quiet and
a shade easirr.
Money, good demand and unchanged in rates.
American stocks noquotabIe change and less ac-
tive.
Adviees from Manchester more favorable, mar
ket for bread>tuffs has been quiet pr.ces slight
iydeclined. Western Canal flour 4Ia43s, APhiia.
and Baltimore 42s6da43S. Provision market un-
changed. Bacon dull al SIS. Lard 67a6ss.
2Gonsols closed at $50.
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FRnM THE NEST.

arrived at independence on Saturday; brings no
news OF Importance. Theroad on lie mountain
regious.is very bad. The winter thus Tar in New
Mexico is unusually severe. The Indians are gen
orally quiet and submissive.
Nebraska dates TO the 18th state that the Legs
iature met on the 18th, ard R. X. Falson was e
Iected Council. The House met the same day
and elected Speaker. ,e,s ssz
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California News.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER GEORGE LAW

IL NCOhuE LAM
NV. YoaK, Dec. 2S.-The U. S. Steamer Geo
Law arrived at P. NJ, bringing dates nom San
FranciSco to the 5tlrinst. Sue brings 275 paSSen.
gers and SAC. 600 III treasure.
The steamer Golden age with New YOik dates
| TO the 9th OF Now, arrived al San FtancIScO on
the %. The Corlez lin dates 10 The 9Th, arrived
on the 4th Of Dec.
The war in the north is progressing with much
violence and considerable disaster on both sides.
Neatly oil the IndiansOf the north are arrayed a
gainSt the hiteS
A true ,'iII has been found against Cora, tie
muTGeTeT OF Gen Richardson. s.
The festival at San FIanc,Sco, in honor Of the
TALL OF SebaSOpol ended i'll row. There were
| 10000 persons present.
Crime is on tie increase, and the papets TEEN
with murders.
The steamer Georgian burst her boiler at Peta
Lame, killing Q persons md wOundlDg many. The
accident was the result Of careie$snesS lie part
of the officers of the boat, aud they have been in.
dicted.
In an engagement al PagalIup river the Indians
were defeated with loss of 80 killed. Several
engagements occurred between The Volunteers
and Indians, in which the latter have been worst
ed. The U. 5. forces have returned 10 Dallas, 20
await the orders OF Gen. Wool. Governor Doug
las of YancouyerS Island has placed the arms and
ammunition al the disposal Of Gov. Mason.
At the mouth OF Big River, MeRdocian, on the
2slh Oct, a tremendous swell from the OCEAN
broke in and wrecked the American brigs Kings
burg and North Bend, and Gillian brig. Six
lives were lost.
After the breaking up of the sebOslopol celebra-
tionin San francisco, large procession Of Amer
leans marched 10 the Russian Coz SUBS residence.
Elk Governor MacDougal was one Of the speakers
upon the OCCASION,
Business has been very dull, prices of most arti-
greatly declined, although nj the close slight re-
creauouwas peEcep;ible. Closing rates are:-
Haxall flour sis, Mess Pork 1885, Sugar II cts;
Snntits furpenIine So cts per gallon; Butter S2i
a35 cts; Lard 81 cents.
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CINGINNATI MARKEn

Dc. 2s.-Flour, sales Of lO6 bbls at $50,
market very qui t. Hogs very dull al 5.50a5. 65
aud 5,I5 asked, no sales. Provisions very dull;
2OOO green hams and ShGuldersat &C. Mess pork
sI4. WHISKY unchanged, sales 700 bbls al SOFA
SGT. MolaSSrs held ut 42c, some holders ask asa
Al. Sugar Unchanged. Coffee firm ati2l.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-29

DnowSEp.-A young man unknown to the Off
GERS OF the boat, drowned OF the steamer PhiIa
dsphia on Wednesday evening. at Wellsvilfe
while the boat was dIschargins Leight at that
place. He was working his way to Pittsburgh,
as deck hand. Every effort was made to rescue
him LLem wa!sLy grave, but without effect.
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Change of Schedule.
TKASsroErAr1oxo1y1eE E. & O. FRI
NtceIine Sln1inn na,. Ath tfasS y

ETATIoN4OTYIcE E. & o. r.
Wheeling Station. Dec. 18th, 1850.
ON and after Tuesday The 4Ih Instant the Passenger
Trains express and ai) will cave This station daily
at P. N and 1880 p. 81.
The Express Train leaves at & P. NJ: ard vii. only
stop at the following stations: Henwood MoundsVille
Cameron, FarnOnt, Fetterman, Newburs RoGlesbuI gu,
Piedmont Cumberland, Sir Johns Run, MaTtinsbuTg
HaTlers Ferry, Monocaey Sykesyiile aud Washington
The iEtrainIeaves daily except Saturdays at 1890
Z. al. and will stop at all the regular stations.
The Wheeling and Cumberland Aceommodat lion Train
Will be Sun daily except Sundays, leaving Wheeling at
Z, a: ", aud arriving ut Cumberland at 6, r. NJ
Leaving Cumberland at 0:i6 A. n aud arriving in Wheel
gati, P. VI.
BY order OF J. H. DONE, STINT.
def T-sB. FORD. agent
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AMERICAN non MARKET

inquiry for pig for future delivery, sales of the
past week for next years delivery amounted to
9l00 tons, masking a Total for the month on laIge
contracts of Ii, 900 tons, as far as known. Minor
sales have been moderate at SGT for No. 1, S25
fol- No. 2. S23 for No. 3, but tending aPward.-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-29

AproISrNrHr.-Lloyd Moore, Esq, of Clarks
burgh, has been apDo,httd Cleik of tie United
States District Court for the Western District Of
Virginia, in place of Erasmus Stribling. ESQ.,,
resigned. Mr. Moore is in every respect most
competent gentleman fer this position.
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CAnRrEa's ADDRrss-our carriers desire us to
say that their New Years poem, which viii be a
very neat affair. will be distributed onl Tuesday
morning. In waiting upon our numerocs readers,
the Carriers expect, thai tLeil arduous services du
dOg the past year will not be forgotten.
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FROM FHE SOUTH.

BALrIMoRE, Dec. 2slh. The Southern mail
brings New Orleans papers Of Friday and Saturday
last. Pheyc ntsin late Texas dates. The lniian
dePreuations continue. Tie fate of the Texas
debt act is still doubtful, though us friends claim
small majority IN The Legislature for it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-29

THE FooD ADULTERATIoH.-A return has Just
been made in England, in relation 10 the adultera-
tiOn OF tea, coffee. chocolate snd pepper, from
1874 to 1854, &C.. As regards tea, there were
twelve cases detected within that period, and four
CONVICTIONS; as regards coffee, twelve hundred and
ffty-n'ne delectiOns whereof eight bundled and
SGty-three in 1858, aud three bundled aud forty
two in 1850 and eight hundred md hlry-oue
CONVICTIONS; regards cocoa and chocolate, there
were no drtectious of adulteratlon made; and as
regards pepper, there were two hund.ed and sew
enty-two detectons Of sdulleration and one hun
dred and ninety two convictions. In one case
only does Imprisonment appear 10 have been inhic-
ted on the guilty party. In every case the guilty
parties ought to have been severely peppered, for
their adulteratisns are generally composed OF poi
SonOus materials from which the unsuspecIinE
public suffer.
MOnr Snow fell yesterday, aud the sleighing in
our stteeis is now truly delightful The merry
muse Ofthe bells ringing in our ears as We wrte.
Well wager Ourself, or anything else handsome,
'hat Poe enjoyed sleigh riding, for he grssped all
The poetry of tue subject in the following lines:
THE insltns OF the bells,
What world OF Une'rin,ent their melody forulsa
How they uukIe, umKe, liukIe,
Ia The icy air OF night
w nile the stars that sprinkle
All The heavens, seem 10 Lwinkis
With crystalline delight,
Keeping the, TINE, lime,
In sort of RenC rhyme,
10 The ilnIinabu!aton that so unsteady SWells,
From the bells bells. bells,
EeilEs heliss bells
FrOmthe jingiins and the ttnktng Of the beils.''
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PTTsBURCu. Dec. 2S.-River feet incht S
falling. Weather mildeI with indications Of rain.
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To PRlSTERs.-We viii sell The type on which
the IsrsLLlGENcEs is now printed, in fonts to suit
purchasers, if ordered soon.
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To Printers.-We wa nj the assistance OF two
OF three good newspapar compositots- Good wa
ges given.
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Z. gYg lBALTMoREeIARKETa Is
Die. z2s.-FIour frmeES sales HoRatd-t Ut
$50. WilEatsand Corn discharges, Ieceipls light.
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U N II r all TO GAL LII!
n. L. Dorsey.
BOOTS AND SHOES
al OAK HAEbS
No. 123 A1ain. street.

nam Steel
wHERLfNG, Va, &-
[THRD DOOR BELOW S. u. HARPER's NAT STORE. |
T HAVE Just received another lot OF Boots and Shoes
Pressy OF ms t'ade, Of good and the best
manship and am Row PREPARED 10 iuriish any and
tom 25 shUe 10 dollar boot os 20 variety
STYLE quality, material, and durability Emanshp.
and prices Cannot be surpassed by any Other house
this or any other city.
Gents boots and shoes, O all kinds styles and qualities
made to
ted states, am satisfied hat clnuOt fail please auy
WHO may favO: with call
Car aud examine for yourselves. 81
My stock consists in paTi OF he GLOWING articles:
MEMS BOOTS.
% 100 pair best call bOOlsi y 80 y 5[5-fs
1919 1919 DO DO t thIek
6v 100 do wafer rroo bootsi
90 do Cork sole
MEMS BFoGANs.
100 pair best call hogamsi
e! e e % g a :hisk
10n do low priced boots.
5BOY'S AND YOUTHS BROGANS.
100 "a; boys thick brogaEs, .-a
1 lSO n,i do 1or,hy ZIP Ib,.k
e 49,. BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
100 paits;o; calf Dootsi -
1 IS do Do III tRfet
- .FWo0lENS WEAR. <~-s
100 pairs lasting galters, leUlors,
I50 do walking shoes,
$50 do morocco buskils,
$50 do kid
lao do calf $50 sssrs..s--z-- -
15O do j. Lind
200 do morocco and lid sinpera.
MISSES BOOTS.
100 paIs morocco boots, at4sgrE .s.l
100 do French morocco boots, pa Il
15o do Kip - saasr5,t
ALSo,a .5asos s5s
The finest quality o.: adde's give leather Caters aud
bLSkI tine and article
er Caters with high heels, heavy SOLE ard button m the
49, CaILDREN'SWBIR.
Patent leather. morocco kid goat go leather last
Ing calf and IaRcy boots CATERS, tnke ties slippe:s
Oxford ties, and all other kinds and Styles always on
hand at low prices.
Ladies', mems and misses saudas, boots and Over
shoes Of the very hest quality variety oh
er goods not here enulerateI which viii se on The
most accommodating terms
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/. o.. o. F.

rBs members Of Abrams Encampment are urgently
1oussted 10 attend the regular meeting OF the Eneamp
nt on Tuesday evenings January 1s as business OF i'm
uo,t,uce Is to be transacted.
By order of tic Eneampment. .s= ~.
does sA8L W. PEARSON. Scribe.
Times copy.
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thls AnpeiOT Fluid lnk has before Ina bil,
~ uc now nearly Two years, it has been cOnsa
s ~ amor aud Is now preferred by many 10 tho TAT uin
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Ladies'. and misses sandals, boots and Over
shoes Of the very hest quaIy5 variety oh
er goods not here enuNleated which viii se on The
most accommodating terms 81
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s,bscribers who do not give express notice to the
contrary are considered wishing oeontinue their sub
OedptiOns. AZ a; -;
aIs the publisher may continue to send them until all
STIearaEes are paid
al. rom tile offices to which they directed, they
lid till they have settled the biz and order Sd
to other places without inform
publishers aud the papers sent to tho former
jiSsrfiSn, they held responsible. -
The Courts have decided that refusing to take period
es ITOm the Office removing and then uncal
=. fcr is prina facia evidence OF Intentional fraud
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cl q. ~ The market-nOhns In The medical mar.
an article DC produced l9IQual HAS 80
GRFAIN ANTI TNXySSE F1u,Trl -
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COURAGE AAIERlC NAN Z FaCI [ LE;SI
BUTLEk'S hook EkEEPERiS-
Writing Fluid.
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Outing The past year twenty thousand quart aud mint
o0tucs together with smaller sizes iniiIeI ia w
oeSl SOid 70 bankers aud merchants In CinCiHnsti Louis
VILE, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Cleveland, Uetioit Tetre
ante, lafayette Vinocnles, Indianapolis. Evansville
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Northwestern Bank Of VirEiIdi Sic chants, and Me-
Ga mes BGHk Of Wheelngi B0Lk Of Wheeling, CrrSoent
Ma9uactH.ins Compan. County Clerk OF Ohio county;
Haiioha IeIe fanh Office; baltimore AID Ohio RairoSd
q McA ee Gordon Matthews d Coz Il. Sweeney 4 SON;
h S y towels So!ton Aeleson d Co GJangIe & Co;
9ri Jsmes Il Stout d Cos Lambdin, Gilberson 4 Co,
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FHB Int ELLIGENCER.
"a CorreapondenIs.
lgrrsRseonoaraingsu,,.er adveFtisinsqr q

6nanctHi business OItuO LuIs4hS"HNA' ~ 80
Ir.Ssed to the PrOprietoTs. z,.s.,... .t.,..-
sSrId be addressed the editors Jointly, or TO e-
ther ore Oit6em. ~, rnbl;.,tIo1,s nil, pl.,s.
,5Tits orIy on one side OF the paper:
An observance ofths above rules greatly oblse Us
and secure more prompt @ 70
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-03-01
Raising Blood

And Consumption, pain tle tie sue and
nightSpeatS, ASTHMA, WhOQpingC gC0agh,
palpitati0n Of tie heart, Lirer complaint
Bronchitis, and all diseases of the
throat, lungs and liver cured by Sher-
mans All-Healing Balsam.
RAISING BLOOD & CONSUMPTION
Mr. Mime, Builder, in Brooklyn, was
attacked with raising blood, followed by
cough, pain in the side, and all the u
suak symptoms of consumption. He en-
ployed two of the best physicians; they
did him no good, and tod him he could
not Ire.
Hearing of the wonderful cures per-
formed by Sherman's Balsam, he sent at
10 o'clock at night to Mrs. Hayes, 136
Fulton street, and got bottle; it operated
like charm, stopped the bleeding adm
cough! Before he had taken one bottle
he was able to be about his work. 1t had
saved his life. His daughter, residing at
I127 Myrtle Avenue, can attest it.
Miss Ann Maston, of Williamsburg
living in Tenth, near South Fourth ST.,
says-That she had been troubled with a
hacking cough, and pain in the chest, for
long time, which at last become so bad
that she was obliged to give up her school
for more than year. She then commen-
ced taxing the All-Healing Balsam-
which soon alleviated her symptoms. She
is now fast recovering, and has resumed
her laborious occupation as teacher.
IA years Mr.. John O'Neil, 10th ave-
nue. and 21st street, suffered with cough,
raising of phlegm, and pain in his side.
He could get no relief til he tried the
ALI Healing Balsam, which drove thepain
from his side, allayed the cough, and
brought the disease upon the surface; and
before lie had taken three bottles, was
entirely cured.
PLEURISY AND CoNsUMPTiON.
Mrs. Baggas, lady upwards of 70, re-
siding SO Sheriff street, has for years been
subject to attacks of Pleurisy, Raising
of Blood, severe Cough, Shortness of
Breath, Pain in her Head and variosu
parts of her body. Her friends believed
past recovery. The All-Healing Balsam
IeucNCu HcI dJ OuCC VI 'tl1 iCl dldI LILLE
symptoms, and now she is able to attend
to her work.
ASTHMA wHOoPING COUGH.
Mrs. Lucretia Wells, 90 Christie ST.;
L. S. Beals, 10 Delaney street W. H,
Youngs, IS Walnut ST.; know the value OF
this great remedy.
Ask for sherman's All-Healing Bal
sam, and see that his written signature is
on each bottle
Price 25 cents and 81 per bcttle.
DR.. Sherman's Worm and Cough Lozen-
ges for sale at this office.