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JUST RECEIvED.
FRESH GOODSl

FRESH GOODS!
II SHALL. receive the last Of this week, fresh
assortment Of low ptired Bonneis and Hats.
Also Black Twisted silk Miis and long Mils;
Black Silk Edging for trimming manlles: Print
ed Lawns, Bleached Shirings leans. Plaid Cot
tons, CClored camlrics, Seamless Bags, Swans.
bill Hooks aud Eyes, Gents English half-Hose,
Putting Combs, Shoe Thread. Buttons, &c.
JAMES WEBB.
May 81. SIS
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Soaps.

(fASTILE Soap. brown Windsor Soap. Tut.
" peniine Soap, Fancy soaps, large variety.
For sale ~ IONu & CAIN.
Nav 81. ~
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JAMES b. SHEPARD.

To Mcssr. =. y. Strudwck, Sidney A. Smith, J. b.
Li,ilejohn John W. Booth. n. NJ Harris, L. r. Rice,
and VI. II. Harrison. Committee.
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Posisicni Intelligence.
THE MISSOURI SENATORS.
Correspondents Of the St. Louis Republican


JEFFERSON Ciry, Nov. ~. 1855.
1t IL now well Understood here that there wal pro-
jet on foot among portion OF The Benton and
whom to be Benton. the other q wing A paper
gotten up and signed by wings who known
here. That paper seen and offered to
whigr, Who II was thought, might fise vino refused
70 sign 1t. There certain leading whig
tached to r. and they could be named upon the beet
thoiity Where the paper Is Is not known bat TIE
proposition received little favor that u fell to the
ground like lightweight. Mr.. Wilson, whose
mentioned In former despatch, has counte-
nanced this bargain In shape form, aud 1t Is n
be regretted that he felt called upon this morning in
the Senate, 10 make explanation, by sonstruing the
despatch having made h i'm . party 70 the fusion
This not Intended and his name mentioned a.
Of the public talked IL who might b. avils Bile
in the project ded. Mr. Wilson denied THU
morning, In the most emphatic terms th,t he was
could he party to such transaction and rrpudia
such fusfon with either OF the wngs-contented 10
stand through veal and woe upon the old whig pisfo
The main file Of the wings sill right upon this ques-
ton and will not be seauced into any such alliance. II Il
safe to soy thee will b. fusion and election The
paper tba circulated had eleven whig upon
and II IL fair 10 presume that this the extent The
bill incorporating the Mississippi Railroad Companysrss
defeated this morning In the House-syes a. 49, ~
IL feared thst this vote may have eec. upon the
Senate bill passed yesterday That bill will probably b
taken M this afternoon or 10 morrow.
On the steamboat Rainbow, the other day ascending
the Ohio river, imTronJtu political meeting was held
AMI resolutions passed and signed by tso hundse
passengers nominating Millsd Fillmore their FIRST
only choice FIR the Presidency.
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NeWs by tho Malls.

On the oath ult. Mr.. Peter Conslfec of IN stucke.
Hsss., died Of bydrophobia, after terrible suffering
About seven weeks previously be was bitten slightly b.
his deg His wife bitten about the same tim
by the dog and ,he must Of course be under the
painful apprehensons ss to the result.
The laws OF Delaware punish with severity all manne
Of c me a man named Lsborious has just been con
viced at Wilmington Of horse stealing and sentenced
restore to the $780, 10 pay hne of 500 to III
STATE TO stand In the pfry one hour and be whipps
with twenty iashes. The has a-o been con
victed Of larceny for which the sentence s 70 be viii
ped with Eve ashes to be Imprisoned one day after III
expiration OF his the former case, TO e'tor
S344 so, and to convIcts Jacket six montns an
pay the costs.
VIM Nottingham o. Bates county, Missouri conviete
and sentenced be hung for the murder Of bs wife,
executed Mt Pappinvlle the 23d ult. very Lar q
number Of persons witnessed the awful scene Noting
ham made confession and acknowledged 70 the cri II
e. which lie was charged. He wasa doctor BY prote
sion, and was very intellectual man.
There Il statute IN Indiana which prevents the test,
mony IL negro from being received in the courts Til
liability just now, gives the negro the monopoly Of N
carr ing trade In liquor In that STATE An they cann
be made w,inessss the liquor dealers not afraid
sell them, snd they even generally emplsyei
fsct the exchange between the seller and the
the prohibited article.
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N UN1CIPAL Ar + AIR s.
Interesting Proceedings Of the Com
mon Council.
THE TAXES OF THE CITY
The Office Of Chief Of Police Declared Vacant
by the Board Of Aldermen.
MAYOR WOODS MESSAGE ON TINE RUSS PAVEMENT,
&C., &C., &c.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
YHE POLICE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE AND THEIR
REPORr-THE OFFICE or CHIEF OF POLICE DE-
lARED VACANT BY A VOTE OF TIE BOARD.
This Board met ct the usual hour yesterday afternoon
tbs President Alderman Barker In the chair. As the
report Of the Police Investigating COMMITTEES was set
down the special order the audience portion Of the
chamber was crowded, and large number were unable
70 sbtain admttance. The greatest interest mani
tasted In the proceedings and when the subject up
long and rather tedious debate ensued in which nearly
An the charges brought against the Chief of Poce
gone over again.
After the reading and approval of the minutes the fol-
having business transacted -
communica ton was received from MIR. Connolly, the
County Ceyk stating that he had found large number
Of original papers, addressed TO the Corporation of the
city Of New York, acknowledging the receipt of medal
and book which bad been presented by the city to com
nemorate the opening Of the Erie canal. Mr. Connolly
states that they found by him while regulating the
papers in his Office with the intention OF removing the
documents relating to the Court Of Common Pleas These
btters om the following celebrated men and bore
their autograph Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe
James Madison, John Qun, Adams, General Lafayette
George W. Lafayette John G. Calhoun, Daniel Webster,
Richard Rush, William l.. Marcy, Henry Clay William
Writ Sir John Franklin Nesseirode Dewitt Clinton,
Bushrod Wasting Charles Carroll Van Rens saaer
sou,hard Grand Duke of Nassau Cadwallader D. Col
den, Duke of SAKE Wemsr &c. The Communication was
BsferI ed to the Committee ON Arts and Sciences
communication received from The Croton Aque
duct Committee containing the following estimate tue
expenses OF that depar tment for the year 1866
CFOion Water Works extension ......... x58 900
Aqueduct repairs and implo vements. So 900
Water pipes and laying 165 TOO
SewtrsJepauing and eleanins "a 900
aus'ic2i tables l,5OO
Total amount ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ssi5, 200
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firm the Common Council should aseertain and determines
whs'hsr ths authority exists 70 rePsys these streets
sabis to have the streets thus psved II can b legally
DONE property holders WIN agree that It shall Be
from the ordinance. Whenever the legality Il the quss-
ton ia settled, the appropriation be made
This reduces the item for street paving" to the
The item for Islands and places" is adopted and put
in the ordinance, with the exception Of $4,000 for
fence and fountain At TomrKins square. There
stated in another part Of this report
opening" put in the ordinance.
The estimate to raise Y tss for docks
gard to an exterior line and barbor ensroachments
extensions docks ought to be built The propos
ton to txpend $50 GOO at Manhattanvie wi shout
calling the contractor to fulfil his contrat Is wide
departure from sound business principles The call for
meet other petitions, may safely be deferred
In the present condition Of things and the sum Of $780,
600 only il put In the ordinance for docks and Slips the
Aame as last year.
The esuaie contains s57 900 for repairing DOCKS Til
detail in this estimate embraces large namber Of PIERS
which the lesees have engaged to keep good repair for
five years. and others Will be included in the leases OF
1856 have therefore included In the ordinance only
The estimate Of SO 600 for Quncys Reef and $37 500
for diamond Rock are not included 10 the ordinance.
at provided for by special act the Legislature
they not of those ordinary matter expenei
lures which should be put in the annual tax law prepared
by the Comptroller
Statement No. IL estimate Of the Board Of Eiuca
ton for the expense Of that department for the year 1885,
The total Of this estimate Is 81 1854 &c. Of which
the S160 is brought forward the arrearags
of18t4.
The estimates have been examined by the Commits
soners designated by The amended charter Of 1885, and
their approval Is appended to statement No. H.
GOVERNORS ALMsHoUsE.
Statement No. IL gives the estimate Of the expendi
lures for the maintenance OF this department for the
year 1906
The total sum required il 1881, 900
Estimated amount Of receipts. 10000
Amount to be raised for support. ....... S8l7 GOO
The amount raed for lS56.. .............. 613 $50
Increase over 1856 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O4 $50
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VI. SURROGATE.
Statement No il estimate OF the Surrogate, Of the
required for the support Of his office or 1856 TIL
total is $12 o00 The Surrogate pays into the treasury
from fees, sum which, on the average Is more than
equal 10 that drawn from IT, for the maintenance of his
Office, provided by chapter 4S2 of the Session Ia
Of 1647.
SIT. SUPERIOR
Statement No. Is estimate furnished BY the Clerk
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This sum wm b paid ~ The work progresses, from
moneys raised BY issue Of assessment bonds but the
treasury will be reimbursed by IN assessment on the
property benefited BY the construction Of the sewers
The Croton Aqueduct Board Is authorized BY the act
chapter SOL Of the laws Of 1862 to acquire And for the
construction Of . reservoir between Mgnty stxtn
and Ninety sixth Streets and the Filth and Seventh ave-
II Is estimated by the Board that IN appropria
ton Of $50 000 viii be necessary for the 1885, This
will be raised by loan, provided BY the act chap
ter 342 the laws Of 1854 which authorizes the Mayor
Aldermen and Comm nalty borrow $500 000 TO bs
pended the purpose Of building new reservoir &C.
The Board also require for Croton Water works
Aoueduct constr ctiop ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
AIso for conforming the mains ON the Fifth ave-
rue to the established grade. and raising the
main In the Third avenue, At Fifty ninth street,
above the arch of the great sewer now In the
course OF construction Observation-Disclosures. 5S,OOO
Add o. innate for reservoir as above stated $4,000
Increase Of stock debt. ............ !. s22i, 900
nI.-DEPAR TNENT OF STREETS AND LAMPS.
Statement Is estimate Of the amount required
for the expenditures of this department for the year 1856
men the year 1885, beyond the propration for tho
Bureaux Of Clear ing Streets and Lamps and Cas- TO be
added to the heavy burdens OF 1885,
These ages amount TO the sum Of $19S 400 49,
The estimate for the coming year. in this de-
partrneDt, are also greatly increased beyond
any form er year. For the Bureau Of Lamps
and Gas, the Commissioner calls for an appro-
pflasicn oI.+. @fv1 ~
Bureau of Cleaning Streete. Northumberland. 2S9,2zI
Total for two bureaux .ss $500 1911
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New Music Store.
sign Of the Greeian Trigonnm, No. 100
Mnfn Street.

- J. FICKIESoN would fesre::fllly an
F4aE BUgnee 10 The citizens Of Wheeling and VI.
INK n deiEty, that be has iaSt oPebtd . rev and
IesesaAt Establishment for the sale Of Yollns,
GUitaIT ViolincslOS, Fsgosts, FluteS Hfes, AecoHe
onS, Banlos, and TlmbonneS. Brass lRstTumeRt1 tbe
frat lEd beat make.
iastTueIioR books for al kinda Of rssnentsi and for
singing
IOse or the Piano, Guitar, Futs and vIOin also, Tue
neWes Son, Duett' etc. and the Vsry be't Roman and
Italian VIoiH tId GItlr StrHgA.
CafOuet, Reeds TuAlns Folks, also Vioin iAd Guitar
SereHt, Yi0El FilEsr and Tail Boards.
Bows feT YtoliheeLlo and Viola.
4. kls6erS Furniture POISh, oF reDoVitiRg vlTniShed
FuntpFe, SUe - Pianos, CabEetS Steam Boats OF any
descriptions Of Furniture.
Also br sale by TIE 4seat for KbStr, htsbag PiaRcs
Of Ne Rrtt and 6e putluIe 10 Tie UAed Stites SOch
u SHBhs iAd CIkS grand tRd SqutIe PipoS b, Dam
ham'S, Htett iBd Aliens etbrItfa Boston HtRos, DC,
Aeeat for tie make Of ofCarhirdt and SeedbAmS PiteBt
1eeefJeoss, tpa anad Of tuaaetlInstrunsussrsr repaired
a'tftldWtst Priets. IT,
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DapuerreotYpes
H1eH1Y IMPORTANT.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NELSON'S Premium ChiEeSe L1itTal Washing Fluid,
N he ITeateat upr0vemtu ret discovered for SayinI
Thor end e ehSe Ia va thiRe Clothing aud Hopse Clean
M LnenS and Co;toHS WiShed By this Fluid will Be
W6ItsF oad aoet Than than f beathea on The grtss.
WlRRIXTfp not TO iHjuTe tA1 hbHt, FTtTy lady maj
t:tSCy herself on that point by soaking Pe OF Cotton
or ueenia lie P1id, fH Irensth, for 81 hours which
Til clearly show that must b Pulely hlfmeas wien
diluted with gallons Of wafer g hall Plat o. h9id.
,teie sxpeDce which viii buy e0ough Eor tlaEse hmy
waS6IAe, which eau be done 10 bor3 > hours.
NSSgaeiHTed and sold b. the Subseltbtr, who hialaA
+" Jas. NELLoR,
An,e No g, UhlonSt., WkeeIyt, Va.
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IattaataHe.u1 Liquid HTE' Dye.
mo those wishing btlT dye that may b depended up
o.. ne ean chesTfnlly TetOmHend thetboSs The beat
oIeiIy reeRpes can Be pySn as % i3 oEtI
~ I1st.tik 4, T, q. L0GAN& Co.,
r.',s, SOLE te'hta ntbiteity.
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Readl Read!I Read!!!

hbdUI NUdUII 4EVUU'"
DESlRISG 10 Iedace ovr stock a. low a. possible, k
fore opening our New Goods, we will without any
E1ntIiR lawn chly, baIess, deLAin, or ousne dIeas
car buy one rom " on Ihe terms stated above.
II you want 10 tTy IAe honesty OF vur advertisements
No IS 4ala strett, Centre Wheeling;
,uv7q ScSAlR & tlERHEY,
I'Lrt bI,ek u1u1thTd kekd, lust received By
. SEWN wv j. ARMSTRONG.
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N6W " uVVn UHW VNWTJ
Room, No. l, RdtkingtOA Hall, Monroe Ste
WHEELING, VA
THE 1ubeehheE would q The ittntlon Of the public 70
oliver ware ana faey F6ods, which Be Is row Okning
His stock Is composed In raTt gold tAa silver watches
keys, gard and Chains.
Every description OF gold !ewelryi
Gold, diver, silver plated and common Spetttegest
Pare iTe!tabte tea dessert, SQSar rnustaTd aud 'aI
GH0oRS, and butter knlYeSi
Plated and German Ivei forks, spoons, butter knives
Port nonnseS, pocket eutlsry, selGsorSi
VEIY FtEE raL0rS, StTOra, thlEinseIesn, ttti
PerluIeTy, combs, buaes aud great TarelI oi hhey
Particular attention paid to repairing watches, clocks,
aud lewelIy, and engraving handsomely done,
4 share Of fpatIORlS e Is TEtPee tfllly solicited:
Ap5-dtf Z. r. bhOMN'
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MCKEE i ROBERTSON'S PREMIUM GOOD


WE don't thlak it hete1say TO invite o1r friends to set
te OF say anything about Ibe need n money taking for
E,aAtd tbty will ali rush " aud eondeHSe Ia due time
We wtSA 10 Inform them hOWe!sf, ihlt a SsttenE9tS
are 10 he made hereafter with u.s. 10 every tx months, In
stead Of twelve nonhS-Say Tie 1T ly and ln JanulTy
dc9i MrNAlR 4 HERYHY.
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GAPS.
ID ECElYED tAla day, the best t'tortment Of Gents
IL YOUTHS and chldren'S cloth caps, ever btonshl y
this city, having been Ieeeted With great cafe ts regards
Stye and quality. They eOmPriSe In part aS ollOwSi
Gents cloth OPERA back aud whtei Gsns hair eloth do
black, dab aud green riding, hunltn! and Apollo
Also The EsyPtian PERENNIAL cricket cap, new ATe's
oEehPT With every Oihe description OF bat or cap eHlnt
SSntIi w. ~ s. b. HARPER & SON
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WHEELING Va, FRIDAY MORNING.
City BUSINESS.
Eagle Forge, Wire & Iron Works
3. @, DEWEY, Proprietor

a54yuF4crURREo Of ali Siits Bar sRd Fancy Iron,
nj Il X. AxIess heayy and ltGht F0rghss' RefE XIV
''st tTR.rSsl xii and Suspension Bridge ron work ns5.'o
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-06
APRIL 6, 1855.
WHEELING.
No. l1super Phosphate Of Lime.
VERSUS HGUANo."


THIS valuable fertilizer has been Dsed Eor Sven! yeatt
Ia EDeIand aud other Parts Of Europe and ne1t TO g.
aLo holds the hyeSt rank Ia P0Pt and the e1ent e
WhEh II Il HSed among PaTnt. It's stntTodpeuoH 70 thls
eJuATy by The EubSeIlhet has een more Ietept egt le
RfuEteta Il has made Ia The eSEauon Of tie P1Rle As
lot beel tt ed or SOeettalu thaH aetoaS, ter 10y!
three ysaT6 ayestl1tlo oil its merits, 10 which
time there ha1 been TeTy many StrUpuloaI eXpeimtaS
made by The most teenihe AgTtultuTtSn and NaIloes
GinbS COMMITTEES, &e., side By aide PeIuEtH GpSRo, a.
loi relative Talue eomtaEtd with The and tn nt
in8taEeea preference given 10 he SBer th9Sh9le o.
Line" Such ler0Iil as returned wiz shortly e pafed
before The public, which will convey more tGioTnauon
than Tie subscriber eeS dtSpotAd 70 oAeT, a. the mar'
hctaTer, attbe present moment
lis Seheetl composition Is Of that nature 70 q onts AZ
ford food and RouTahmelt TO eowth OF l
S basis behe cTuhed or gf0uhd BSHtf," The se?sy q
which a. manure lS already well known and
which are dFtOmpoted bT tho addition Of oRt hh tAer
weight OF Spiphue Acid 70 which added doe proper.
tl06 Of G6ano and Sulpbile Of Ammona The later "a one
Of he moal eieeai aePntS Ia tie beat PsToE'an
lie easy handled, being ih Peteet poHderi y VIII %
IVuAd suitable 10 I soils, warranted pure and eensa
aud when Al maturity 10 b Oand aS snasloas a. hee "
Pamphlets will " forwarded on application q TIE sub
seTbeT OF 10 his agents, Wbose anlfs aIe - oloWG
Ne4SSrS. MeGTvleT & Sons, Richmond, Va.
DO ROwlett, HARDLY d 70, PetelaouTg, Va.
do B0runl 4 NeCkaa, Norfolk, Va.
do e. u Stewart, RSq, baltimore, Nd
Q, B. DE BURG,
Agricultural Chemist,
sep15 WiliamshuTGh, Long Island, n. z.
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DaRuerreotYpes.

SKY AND SIDE LIGHT ARRANGEMENT,
T lKRN ESSES taken with all the rEeenttmPTovsuents
without any unnatural whiteEeis Of L4lT, or ger ap
peaTaBce on black dresses Every NTie OF etteS always
on hand. Pnee from ore dollar upwards.
RoomS. 10 IS Monroe street, near the Court House
s1C31 wv WV. cowDRN
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MEDICINAL.
Dr Hairs Celebrated P,limonic Elirir


oR the permanent cure ofcoushs, colds, consumption.
Il bronchitis, asthma. Influenza Group, whOOpus cough,
inflammation oEthe brOnhea and OaTsencSs, caused pub
ic Seaknsi all affections II the organs OF respira.
ton
warranted the peasantestand best medicine for diseas
eS o he lungs sold IN America
In presenting this medicine to the public y have the
satisfaction only present them with
invaluable anOte for the class of diseases II profess
cure, hut which, perfectly harmless in its ef
lecS the constitution, be administered with
any fear OF mineral puisOns, for IT contains nOIe-
Tic fact that large portion of the SUFFERING aud death
throughoutt country caused by disease OF the oTas
duecd put within the reach Of every irdl vidua
who need remedy that has proven itself so nvau
able.
This medicine is the result ola long experience and
study oil tse diseases The which are so frequent IN
changes bic clnlte; and claim it TO be III advance
eompl nts, an Improvement upon all, and consequently
'upcTiOT TO all others.
We shall make extravagant assertions orts efficacy
IN curing d. eaScs Ike the vendors Of TOO many EoStTums,
Who deceive all who trust them, shall we hold out any
inducements which experience does not justify.
lraiiets will PerSevere in the Of this medicine,
aud use 1t as dln.ced, they will be cured in every Instance
that it's not beyond the power of medicine. there
eTnus persons cnoyngthe blessings Health and
renewed ife as ii who Otherwise would have long
sce been in their but lO tile timely and perscvc
ring OF this invaluable remedy Its not pretended
That II Is lnllbe liz every stage OF consumption but
Know II TO BE- better adapted TO the various diseases the
respiratory than other Medicine offered 10
tile public All ask is trial, and in every instance,
rSed freely according The directions aud il perfect salts
faction is not Siv"n, the money will be returned.
Genuine Sismed K. HA LII d co. For sale by JAMES
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughout the country. ar9-iy
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ARB vOu SuFFERWG

IRON rheumatism, Sore ThrOat, Group, Difficult
Breast or side Strain or SEasm HeSd-Acbe InHaansa
Hon. sun Joints Cuts, bruises, Sores Sores
Pain cramps in the Stomach MOrbus Cholera
lnanum ChOic. Lame BACK Chtblans bites ui Poi on
Face burns bruises Glazing chsppetl hands CONS
Cunaciions the Muscles or cords cuts OF any kind
Muscular weakness, Paralysis, Piles, Ear Ache Ulcers
Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Sore Nipples Sore Lips VeneTeSi
Sores Scarlet Fever, any suar disease you may
assuIed that IN this article you have
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which not only pain almost nsantareously but
PeEetIatCs TO the seat OF and entirely
ERADlCATES THE DISEASE.
Some Will laugh at the idea OF any composition curing
such humber OF diseases but reflect that these
diseases though in name, ali arise similar
causes the proposition will less exiravasanti but
lace would force the candid acknoN ledge merits
az who have used it themselves, witnessed its magic
eeCts on OhcIs unite IN declaring ltjuSt what lis Rame
(NOnfa' ely indicates, the 6e,t LnisIeEt knolrli.
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you noticed the striking marity between
many external and internal diseases having entirely differ
emf nallest And has it occurred 10 you
edy might be prepa which should be equally asplicab
to both! This remedy now offered you in The OXPA-
RI LiSINkNT which does not insult your understanding
by Claiming beet found in some burning
o. Nrrieo or mighty of The earth; but is simply The
OIFsrRiSG OF SCIENCE! being mid and simple in its action
anl yet leveaing its effects mower almost Incredible
Reaching the most hidden sineHs of beast,-
9nI YET being ihnoxions TO the weakest INFANT Itis also
by far tie eeePes Eminent in the ma Let being put u in
bottles tcs as large as the majority and fourth ger
han Inc largest bestles bGng than four times
HtronSi therefore offer ii to you with pride and co.
dence, exactly suited TO the wants OF rich or
poor, high or low
he unprecedented in which the Nonra reil Eminent
Is put ur ard the expense the ateiias used in it,
makes u imlO: kb- FIr US opty ot the printing OF the
iud eds OF certlISates I.ght OIhSh deem
for itself.
We would however refer those afh,c:.I ones who have
so often been guIIed by certificates and big
10 the following nalnes being but lew Of the many per-
sons whose character caOr and veraCIty needs no
Paegyric from and wing fully tested its virtues
IN the different diseases for which is recommended
prePaied 10 speak oil its merits as 1t deserves
III bBheellnS by EakeT, hcllS "a CALDWELL
Logan Go, TYR Mckee, Patterson Co, aud by the
principal Druggists OF Virginia. and Pennsylvania.