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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
RRAL EsTATE SALES
Hotel FOR Sale.

TNIIR Punitive and Lease known as the Monroe ill.,.
j Wheeling. Va located on Main street Oppo,i, S
Wire Suspension Bridge, This house liz nov 5o '
good business, and the prospects Tor the future are
rate In short time tho cleveland Extension i ~ Il
Ohio, aud tncinnati Il Marietta railroads viii Ri
their tennnia at KikwOol, and the travel VIII W.,
cross Immediately opposite this hOse, aud ii viii @
satIly do a large ~ OpoTtiOn OF this business 'e
The present proprietor is DESTROYS of removjno f., ,
country, which is solely his for wishing IN \
POSE OE his business. VIZ
oc2s ------- w. p CLAIM
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
TIN undersigned Offers tor sale his House ami q,
Market street, SIDE between MOnroe s,, IT, ~
stteefs lhelOt is u leei tTOn with good bick y
ting house aud out buildings 1"e
II will be sold low aud on accommodating Terms ,
FOsscssiosiv any lime afler the dIsto: October "'
UD' EnQmrc OF
serS ] n ZINrMHr
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COLuNBUs, February 3, 1872
Having eXamircd the sneGtHCies OF Mr. suioros an
fully cOnv!ce that they are OF superior qualify law
taken pair for my own use and find them uIsa IL
~ 10 tue eyes. u. l. HOWARD,
Professor of Surgery, Starring Medical Colest
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y 90. SADDLE BLANKETS. . =
HAVE lot Of frat IA buckeye Saddle Blankets for
[ sale cheap a The old stand, LOS main st
avs4 JOHN RSoTR
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MILWAUKEE,, JULY ), 1885,

Ma. SoIoxox sir.-I tank it no more than an
act of justice 10 you well to The American COM
munity, TO state thai the spectaeles baust of you
suit well find my sight much improved
small print with them fI any length of time
without fatigue 10 my eyes. Should my sight con-
tinue to improve by the OF them. have no doubt
but shall be able to read without them in short
time. Yours truly,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
NOTICE. to- Travellers

TRAVELLERS Passing over the c. o. X. K. are inform
ed that tue proprietor has fitted ur rooms i'll .ClaIEs
New buildings" where lie will up upon the arrival
of every train,
WARM LUNCH AND HOT CoFFEE FOR Is CENTS,
the regular price the Depot stand being 90 cents con-
scqueny thirty five cents viii he saved BE particular
and step into Myers Rere.hment Rooms just across the
street, 2d door from the
ErertihHS supplied that's called far. Information Of
all kinds impaired fec Of charge.
T. Il. MYERS.
GAINESVILLE, Nov. l9. 1855. nv22:3m
WM. A. II CATCHER OIS'S HAIR DYE.
GREY, Red, Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to be lui-
!u and natural brown black. without the least injury
to Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS hive been ava rdeL to
VIM. A. Bachelor sinte 1879, ami ovr $1,000 appca-
lions have been made the Iir his patrons of his
famous bye. Prejudice against Dying The hair and wills
keTs il unjust. it would be against covering
with wig.
wS y. BArcHELoR's HAIR DYE produces color not
to be DISTINGUISHED from nature all is warranted not TO
imjure in the e'et, however oaE may he coutiuued
Made, sold OF app GIN private rools) at the Wig
Factory, 933 Broadway, ". i.
Sold ina cities a"d towns ~ the United Slater, By
Druegists and Fancy Good Dealers.
nbThe Geruie hrs the aud address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Q! each bottle, OF
WILLIAM \. RATCHELOR,
235 Broadway, New York.
For sale wholesale and retail by
sr1S L.iJGHLINS & BUSHFTELD.
DALLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRA CToR
viii subdue the pain aud inflammation rom the SC vcrest
burns sealds, in from twenty nnutes-and that
will ea! tho wounds without scar; and eeetuy
Fever annatory lheunla-
tisnl-SOre and lnAnned Eyes -Cuts-W ounds-Bruises
Old and liberated Sores-Scald Heai-cOrns aud bull
iOns-ErysipcIas- spraiP-Swellings nip
pies ciIbgains-bes of Insccs- SwelIed aud broken
-Eruptons-and all her Iuamna;Ory and cuta-
diseases, wheG the parts affected can be reached
Don't be "creluoua about the m1my iseases named to
be cured by only thns-but reflect that the few,
positive properties which the Daley Salve contains
aud heretofore euumerated-one our-cam reach not
alone the aforementioned disease, but many more no
enumerated.
Query-DO regular bred Physicians prescribe calOel
iH1raTdly for scores Of diStrent dissase'?
Each box of GENUINE DALLxv's PAIN EXTRACTOR has
upon Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures
Of g. v. CLICKENER d co. proprtetors, and HENRY
DALLEY, manufacturer. All other arc counterfeit =
Price 95 cents per box.
b"All orders should be addressed TO c. " Cliekener
d Co:St Barclay street, New York.
For sale by LiLGHLINS T. BUSHFIELD, Wheeling
and Druges Is screIa.y Throughout the U. S sr1s
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PITTsBrRGu, June S.l, 49,
am using p0ir OF Mr.. SUl0mOMA' GLASSES, and iai
t'eI very cOmIOrtsbc. cheerily add ,ny name 10 n,
nun bcr Of those who recommend tIrtIn.
JOSEPH 4. GAZZAAI, NJ. II.
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WHREMKG, Oct. Gill, 1851
have Tried for short time Tair OF sncclae q. f-
nished by Mr. G.: SOLOMON, aud take pleasure in testify s
10 lhcF good quality. hive also prOcu Ell ar OF p
cave glasses Tor Mrs. Houston, which in tiei rccls Al.
equally Pleasing and satisfactory
H. ii. HOUSTON, NJ. u.
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FlllsBTRGH, Inne SlI, 80
am happy In bearing my feeble testimony III favu,
Mr. Sol"nOmH' Eye Glass think them sulelo, tosay
'at have uied lie eyes seem TO pleasantly ~
llef heir use. C. MCCUOK NJ H.
LaIc Professor in Washington University Isuliinv,
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MURDER AND SUICIDE IL EscrASD.-Dr. Hermann
Froncks, agerman physician of some celebrity,l
killed his son, aud afterwards himself, al Brighton
England, on the Sd Of NOvemb I.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tn PRINTERS.

We are prepared to furnish Printers with wsdo's SUI
perior News, Book and Job Iuks. We have now on
hands
News Ink, hand press. Dark Blue.
News sink, power press. Light Green.
Book Ink. Dark Green.
Fine Black. Yellow.
Extra RIne do. White.
lied Ink. Gold size.
Extra Fine do. Earnfsh.
Light BIue. sc. &c. &c.
An Inks sold by warranted be good; and il found
not to be so, be returned at our expense.
G5'Ternis cash.
: iu,s BEATTY Co.
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G. Solomon is now in this city, and may be consult
ed at his ONCE in tie Union Hall. Main st. nv6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

~ B.-Nywils has also obtained pair which benefits
her as much mine do me.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

mi: WHEELING, Oct. GIh -
IWs Is to certify that have examined Spectacle
shown BY G S0omon and have also used pair prescr.
Gu hy him. find them very Supcl iUr am win uIts,4u
EeGoinnenu them to all those equring tile aid Of gds
OCH A, =. WUEEIEP
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ID y N II FAIL TO Ca n
N. L. Dorsey,
DEALER
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT OAK HALL,
No. 123 Main street,
WHEELING, Va.
r.t rAIn.

500" wv" ""+'" o. '' 4'A"FE" HAT SFoHE.I
IA r l4St received another lot Of Roots aud Shoes
nrossTr ~ - na%e.pni" HI:HG1CIuTets nade eE-
nss;, ~ ia ~ soOu n1 anu Inc best work
Tvbojv viii any I NV I :" ~, sm any anu eve
I'm o. cor S ~, VI o;n ,s! may wan ~ my !llei
s,yIe GnaT iay.ri,i ~ Tr T'c siu az 10 NaIe!y'
and prices eanUot he "u ny o. % I SIamsar
this or any other city, WV 80
Also
Gents boots and shoes nj ali Ii,s ,.s 49,, o.,,..
H.viD. .m0lov,, .6 made TO, to order nls
states am satistid ihot cannot fail 10 please nv
who nay vOr NE with a call " ~ F''""e aug
Call aid examine for yourselves
Nv stock CONSISTS in mari or The too,yuo .r.,.e.
| NEWS ROTITS ''S "''''''
100 pair hest calf boots;
100 do kip
1Il. do thick
100 do water proof boots:
50 do ..caE soc
MEMS BROGANS.
T nv F"'L oes'SSn hroSanSi
10 W ~ NJ ~,
~ ~ ~ ! 81; ,,
ID S Go 10y, Law nIIcei noois.
BOYS AND YOUTHS BROGANS.
!u n !a.I boys ihick brosaHs,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HEAD oUARTERs!!


IL. BUSH, Agent,
ENORthe Daily New York Herald, Tribune and Tinss,
T and Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore Sun. Clipper
Magazines. Novels and all the Weekly received
DEPOT, Nsia street, one door above Monroe, and i'm
meiiIteIy opposite tic " + u. Bank Papers and Mag
aEines delivered in any part o. the city free Of charge
TERRELL'S OiNrMENT-rHE MuNDER
OF TitE AGE
THIS Ointment tine worst kind OF cIapPsd or
nights IN Succession e Going 10 BED il the etacks are
deep il will do better spIead some on cloth and bind
keeps uy bIackSmths, saIors, 1rnreIs mechanics
hands, let them c!aek bad, sound and in good
Sold by THoMPsoN 4 PATTERSON.
dc III MaiH strett
TOOTH SOAP.-
MATTERS celebrated Tooth Solr is prepared in the
w most clearly manner possible, Grola The choicest
materials AMI free from all impurities TIE Soap Dent
ice lie OuIy proper specific the mouth ro
those disgust Hg impurities which rapidly pTOUie putt
action and destroy lhe Teeth
Each cake is enclosed in neat case and is sufficient to
dos Agents, III Main st.
% S e i57sE 81 s' sale
dec i3s Mar ct 81 bet. &Ot.,Oe md Union
yer's Cherry tecIO.aI aud Browns Essence OF "a
". J. ARMSTRONG, 1879 Market ST
dec between Monroe aud Union
(Nnnnry seed, HemFseed. and Fishbone for sale by
dc0 " bet Mon oe and Union
II cat CASTLE aud PsIm SosP, for sale BY
u W, ARMSTRONG, ~ Market st.
nnc lOtUI Tie best Imported on, Ia bic use, fol
3c6 ss Mari st. b:twsen Mono. and Union
THEATRE.
). BERRY sTRONG......... MANAGER
WILL oPSN WITHOUT FAIL
THURSDAY, deer. 18TH,
CRPrrccdcHted Attr4ciiOn'
UNN ASF
sIXTEEN IN NUMBER.
TOGETHER with full company OF Acknowledged Ac.
tors from the principal heat,es The United States
the Spanish Dancers prices will II ain al 80 Gus Ur ox
AM %4 fsaEE ~! ;tt,, Ealeony q cen s.
Public Meeting.
THERE will be a meeting at Mrs GoOiins's on Friday
the 9Th inst al 10 O'Clock, the purpose OF adOnt.
Monu@s" 10 lie S 4, "n ee TLse Si from tho
wi eenE and OF The county generally ate earnestly nvi
City papers copy.
BOWS.
100 SETS surs!ior wagon AID buggy Bows, just
~ ''''s"s"u lot sac Join SiH KNoTE.
des '0'N Old Hiii stand, r5s Main st.
KEEP YOURSELVES WAKM.
A LOT OfwesteFn made
Of large size superior qusty The hest in town. Just
received at dc5 W b MOTTE 4 ERO'S.
FRES ! q gsulp3 o. IlOwn gleeI led and yellow To-
Also country knit wool SOCKS and wooden Yarns
Tec,d hy dc5 wD NOTTE& BRO.
LARGE ARRIVAL OF HOUSEKEEPING AND
STAPLE GOODS.
l0-1 y and 1871 bed blankets, at low prices;
~ II Linen and cotton Sheetings;
ID, do do FiIlOw case goOdsi
1tOps Prints in fast coIorS, Tor cOmEnrtsj
q doE hamaSk linen Towels, great bargains
90 rs scarlet aud yellow flannes;
ps dark mixed dO Tor ladies' skirts:
case Hamilton Cantor Flanmelsj
Fine Fre"ch coax cloths, in cOlors and blk.
Received this day by
dc4 GElSKELL q Co.
LN o al n. q 4 / = I u {, :, = u
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Popular and Family Medicine!

popular and Family Medicine!
SGLD by
THOMPSON q PATTERSON,
115 Main -.
~ Dir. wistar's Bulsam of villa Chsrryi
AyeT's Cherry PectOral,
John Hull SarsaparlIa
TOwnsendS do
Osgo0d's India Cholasogue
Dr.. HOutin'S Pepsn
G een's OXygsnaiel Bitters,
HOOtland IS German do
5-.-s MOrttmera Rheumatic COMPOUND,
Scarps AucousiC OIL,
Strobie'S Pile liniment,
PeTly Davis' Tain Killer,
Sleriean Mustang LinIment,
- gMGl'ane's VeGHnluge,
McLal.e's Liver Pills,
i'' e-- Wilght's Indian Vegetable Pills,
Jew Jew D3Nla's, or Hebrew Plaster,
llalley's Pain Extractor,
McAilsler's all healing Ointment
Dr MurChisi's Uterine CathOicom,
RadWay Ready Relief, ...
,-n do Medcated EOSp:
80 Iosether with all other porular Family me.
cues. '' MI.
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AYERS clERRY Electoral.

THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
LAUGIlLlNs & BUSnFlEI.D.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

TIE trlal q Louis Baker, charged with the
kunicidy OF Poole. continues TO excite an intense
iniertat IN New York,
CansI navigation in N. Y. is closed for the sea.
9 sun b4icc. Bstwsen Schenectady AID Utica there
LrG, II is said. about. eight bundled dow inward
FOUND bouts fast. There immense quantity
ofbEeads,uEs locked up.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07

FATAL AccIDENT.-A very deplorable
accident occurred yesterday. near The
town OF Alton, in this county, which has
thrown a deep gloom over the commu
nifty
IL appears ihat about one o'clock.
Charles Ii gyms, a boy abou 10 years
OF age, tok his gun uut in,O The yard .or
the purpose OF K ling Il chicken. Not
observing his mo,her, who was en- the
other side OF a fence hanging up clothes
on a line, he fired The bali killed III,
chicken, and giancing upwards, struck
her in The head and killed her almost
instantly.
The boy. totally unaware ofthe dread
full calamity, picked up the chicken and
carried it into The house, when one of the
other children happened to see Mrs. Hig
gins lying upon the ground, with blood
upon her head, screamed for assistance.
Ine unfortunate woman VS. carried in
10 the house, q physician was sent Tor, and
upon making examination the cause of
her death was ~ascertained. Mrs. Hig-
gins was a willow lady about 10 years ol
a c, and leaves Il fanli y Of seven chill
Decentralization Journal.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07

Tue DEATH PENALTY.-rhe citizens
uf Wisconsin are m liking IA vigorous IF
fort to restore the death penalty for The
crime oi murder. Recent horrible muir
ders, followed in two instances by the
.ynchiug of the murderers, have convin
ced many former opponents oil the death
enaity, that Tie protection of society
against The murderer, and against the
impalsiye outbreak of popular venge
ancc against murderers, demands that the
law making it death for the crime ofmur-
der. shall be restored. As the law now
stands, Imprisonment IS the severest pun
shmenJ for crime in W iscon>in.
At a late meeting of over u thousand
Of the most influential citizens of MiiWau-
kee, the following resolution was adopt
cd with great unanimity
Re8oLged-That as citizens of this
State, We should not lie; pass the present
opportunity of sending abroad to the
world our unqualified disapprobatiou of
our existing law for the punishment of the
man-slayer, and our determination to pc
tilion the next Legislature for the
adjustment Of the present law, and the
re-enactment of Capital punishment for
the crime of williul murder. - CegeIand
Herald.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07
Horrible Outra

\ young gentleman from Kansas gives
the following details ofahorribIe outrage,
perhaps murder. by tie Slavery barbara
ans of that region /:
"On board The steamboat Polar STIR,
coming from Kansas Territory, on the
Missouri nver, to S. Louis, an elderly
gentleman, apparently q minister OF the
Gospel. came on board at Kansas City,
ON lis return home. He was attacked
by a Ms; ourian AMI horribly beaten
with a chair over his head and face
Covered with blood and scarcely able to
stand, he WAS compelled 10 leave The
boat and nas placed on shore IN the
woods. Not being used to see an old
man i'll treated, l attempted to separate
The parties hui was pulled back and pre-
vented. There was about On, hundred
and itry persons on board. and the gene
raj cry was Kill the id abolition nip
ger stealer = Kill the dough faced ION
Of Il b-h : The persons, Chief and As
S%iSiants, who malyreajed the old man were
looked upon as heroes. They wanted
likewise, TO throw NE over board, and |
believe would have put their threat into
execution but for my six-barreled revolt
v"r. The opinion Of several on board
was that the old gentleman will not sur
vive his injuries. Ii | am not mistaken,
his name is Clarke. | make this com
municaIion in order that his friends NAV
know what has become OF him.
We have ~conyersed particularly will
the young man affording this statament
lie Is the son of a merchan. OF this Civ
Murder, perhaps. but if 81 only a Iegi.
mate fact in Slavery. How long are the
people Of the North to submit to such
uuei barbaIianism ? How long is The
Constitution to remain q myth, or wher
shall II rise to a realiJy.-N. y. Tribune
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07
Accident at a Horse show

Last Thursday, at the great horse cx-
li5i,ion at Boston, one of the nays,
named Young Ame,iea, became unman
aseabIe near the close Of the third heat,
and carried the vehicle to which he was
attached right into The crowd. The
rinhi wheel struck a man and knocked
him down. Immediately Afterwards
some eight or ten who were advancing
upon the track were run down, and the
wagon smashed into pieces. The driver
was thrown out, but did notreceive much
injury. The horse continued on in his
mad career, and damaged nearly all The
carriages in the ring. Only II man,
besides his driver, wa much hurt. Such
an escape was almOs. miraculous CIece.
Leader.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07

GEN. ScoTT's PAY.-Thefe is some
prospect AT IasI, lha, the old hero will re-
ceIre his just dues.
The President has decided that the
resolution OF Congress 0 Feb. 1856,
providing Tor Brevrt Rank OF Lieu. Cen.
under which Gen. Scott received that
appointment, gives him additional pay
and allowances. AMI that it is retroactive
in lis operation from May 1916, amounts
I o SI91, Al.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07
u S. n%enafnr-

The Ashtabula Sentinel speaking Of an
article which appeared in the Cleveland
Leader, Recommending Hon. J. R. Gid
dings for the Office, has the following:
The writer says he has not consul
ted Mr.. Giddings On the subject. He
would not have Written thus il he hid.
Mr.. Giddings has uniformly declared
himself in favor OF Mr.. Wade's election /;
and he would be Tie last man to permit
any use OF his name 10 disturb what We
regard as tie settled conclusion that Mr..
Wade shall DC die next Senator.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07

-=DR. TUBBS' APPOINTMENTS are TO re RE
SU-lED ga NAKLu Urxt. anal :JI,i.d-- as HERETOFORE
They viii not De supplied rs any one else during MS
absence
-= Dr.. 5. A. VIEWER has turned his attention for
wears .1 s1cu diseases Is CsnSer. Erysipe-as, scroirLa'
AMI ac Hre glad shat his patient rcses rchss nave re-
suited En- great htntdts % those auiict-i with sl-l
diseases. The CaHLrr AMI Sat k+s-H SifAP' -
ih. E--zfr. al4sh is advertised ry him ga aH'-"-.
c,-Ul.u. viii tc t1GrG the most ccrt-ih ana -l-y-
cur ever offered in this country fHs repliitllh LS
il is u,.i. in luces rs TO us-e upon AZ, th- H-ilss"y o.
pas a- particular attention 90 THIS sa-Je," 'o''
The relaxing heats Of summer i--s behind
thrl % long J'a5n ~ evils 1He host %
49,. mr.. -..rgr.I I~eaiIity, aud its sure attendant. low
ress Jf spirits For t-eS1 -. -
a. ~r-ftIffrg curs. no. the shape % hu0laHi $ tef-th
aiuers. % efsrct - Dr. G. - "H,eson, rnil"ll'ini
T. ls- iu u-r opinion a I--c-Is i,
,r-s.r,rc.sh.s I-saels 90 reach tte fountain head
a. Il. Ii i-llty in the digestive HrEtllztl"ur ana tlIs
ia relieve lLe secrFtious aud the -ieod oi t+e "aslFteS
-..rLi ar tNr crrs. u disease. It, tonic properties
rIv.s vi.os o. the N uHsIues Of the 81. zach. SG!
lr.ulte the secretion ui tle Eustric juice sE-c4 dis
81. -e- th- fool. E-i!c its cordial. soothing and 'I-Ea
uve I'll influence inrarJs gen ri regularity and strength
Co The secrctiye organs, and seems u i'futy the CON
zt,uuon. Such IS our Own experience g D ns ehec-s,
and we believe e Is GOAT ne4 Us tde csLi'.ee % "t
Who have tTieI it. or lad an orportuuiy OF Witnessing
It's operation. Fos sale hy Dr.. Jtcksoa, 10 Arch
s,rsst. See advertisement. oct3,
Up I~vv,Llus recovering from the elects Of Fever,
rit.1r- Es--.rs- or fls- continued illness 20 any irI.
sin ~.T C.-tsr's Saarish Mixtare the only remedy
which viii revive their d]rooFirE constitutions eXI-i
all heI Lumors from the hlJoi. excite the liver 90
uronrs and healthy action. 1iid hy its tonic properties
restore the patient 10 life and viror.
We c1l ouI, say Try IT, = single bottle IS worth
All he sa-r4iIeI S1rsaparillss Zoo existence. Il con-
t4-a. l, Mercury oriun. or ary ';Hrr I"2ipus 20 roi-
srn1us Ir1s. and can be given 90 tae youngest lnialt
without hesitation
Se the certificates Of wonderful cures around th-
bottles. wore thau Eve hundred u-r-ous ia the city gi
Richmond Va, Can testify 70 is -ocl effects.
Sc advertisement -lus
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07
General CrOWelrs Lecture at the CleVe.
land Homeopathic College.


Our late citizen hon. j. Cruwell, was
invited to deliver a lecture before the
students of The Homeopathic College, at
Cleveland. Or his lecture, the Cleve-
land herGld thus speaks:
"Mr. Crowell alluded briefly to the i'm
purtance oiculIiya.Ingth The various branch
Is human knowledge, and especially
that Of he sclence ol Medicine, for he
had 10 doubt that this had higher claims
to calm inquiry and al %entlon, and care
Jul Investigation, than any oiheI having
reference 10 his Ike only, and that there
iole We canIot bosioW TOO much impor-
lance upon lis faithful and dliiigent cul-
tivation.
lie said, that the medical profession
had las or4gi1. IN re, eSSlfy. That l. could
be Traced back 10 The Itmo3est history OF
the race. auu by some IL was considered
tia, Ire frs Nan Was The first physician.
That IA Us early development It was
rude indeed, anC mixed up with The my
lholUgy anu IeHs!Un vi The ancient.
..hIs r1vi,w vi his branch III anc Gt
listory showed that the speaker , as
we'll lersed II lie leaning o. The IN
clen,s, and any auenp, On u pant 10
give mole than a mere ouhne, would
appear as nu1laIons, only OF we'll III
gested and Intelligent exposition OF the
subject.
":Mr. C. stated that Medicine was first
cultivated III a systematic manner among
the Egyptians, anu lLa, III some OF IL
Departments they excel the moderns, e.
pecIally in The ar OF kmba ming. lie
a so Traced lis history among he Arab
ans, III Ethiopia, Greece ana Rome.
$50 far as the study OF Anatomy was
concerned, title was known among the
ancienjs, and nothing attempted beyond
:he study Of The skeleton. From bis
able review, Ii could be plainly seen that
but tide advancement was made IN the
healing ar iron he days OF ''ksculapi
Us 10 those OF Harvey f; than since that
time a veTv rapid progress had been
made in the study OF Tie structure and
functions OF The various paris OF the hu-
man organism. That whIle The art OF
surgery, by these means, was elevated
10 the rank OF a science, the department
OF Medicine proper, although aided by
the brilliant discoveries IN chemistry and
us allied sciences, retained most OF It's
former empylIcism until the profound
researches OF Hahneman raised It, also,
to The rank OF a science"
We are glad that General Croweils
talents and learn ny are appreciated in
the Forest City.