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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-02-28
New Orleans & Texas q. S. Mail Line.
III. p BUCKLEY.


III Late Young & Coz
Camp street, New Orleans,
Matchmaker, JeWelIer & Silyersmith,
ga Importer of fine Watches for la. .@a@
&C. dies and gentlemen, of the most S9 es
celebrated makers Of England and Switzerland, made
ITO his own order expressly in heavy (gold and
3sllver,1 and warranted standard fneness.
Ladies' chatelaines and neck chains;
Gents guard, fob and vest chains, seals, KEYS etc.
Finger rings, earrings, breast-pins, t-pins, etc
Diamond pins and rings,
spectacles for every age, in gold, silver, steel and
tortoise shell frames;
SRgerware, warranted pure con consisting Of ta-
Bile, tea and dessert spoons;
Silver table and dessert forks, ladies' butter knives
mustard and salt spoons, sugar tongs, etc.
Plated ware consisting Of castors, tcandlesticks
walters, etc
Having been always engaged in the mechanical part
of the business, all watches for repairs will have
the stcfest personal aention and having every facil
ty for making any portion of watch, he will be ena-
bled TO work on very reasonable terms.
u Jewclry made to order and repaired. Diamonds
reset in the latest style. Canes mounted in gold and
silver. Is, 1854
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4 GOOD supply of Bagging and Rope. always o
n hand, and for sale, at the lowest rate, by
STACEY & WELLS.
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j. West, Practical Dentist,
G. ll2 ST. CHARLES STREET, near the cor
ffF Of Poydras would respect fully in
e1Il-IYy form ladies and gentlemen visiting New
Orleans that he performs all operations on the teeth,
in most skillful and satisfactory manner.
The superiority of ]. WIS Artificial Teeth above all
others have been long well known and appreciated by
hundreds who are enjoying the benefits of them. Per-
desrous OF avaing themselves of such, would do
well to call and examine his specimens.
i Dental depot for the sale of Teeth, Foil Instruments
etc. Office and residence ll2 ST. Charles street near
the corner of Poydras. feb |, ls5I-ly
MAISON DE SANTE.
Corner of Canal and Claiborne streets, N Orleans.
uA THIS Institution now under the direction
f5z5szH Of the SISTERS OF CHARITY, has been
44=A=M1 put in complete order and is ready for the
reception of patients. The spacious, well
ventilated and have every convenience for the sick
Persons visiting this Institution for medical
xil receive under the of the Sisters of Charity,
all the attentions and comforts of a home.
1 DIR. WARREN STONE still continues his connexion
with the Institution. and patients will always have
his dvice and attention as heretofore.
Visiting Physician and Surgeon, DR.. J. C. P. Wed
sRsTRANDT
4 Resident Physician and Surgeon, Dr.. P. G. BOYER.
Is The of admission are from one to five dollars
per day. Patients depositing in advance for the time
they remain in the Institution. Capital Surgical Oper
ations charged for extra
!: For further information, apply to the SISTER Su
pEEIoR OF THE INSTITUTION, to the Resident Ply
sician. Jam 2a 1894
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CHINN q BOLTON,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.

f ECHlNN d BOLTON,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
No. 81 ST. CHARLES srEEEr-(Co above the St
Charles Hotell-New Orleans.
OFFER for sale to PLANTERS, PHYSICIANS and Mer
" chants an extensive stock of
Pure Medicines, Chemicals, Oils,
AND PATENT MEDICINES,
Of the past years Importation Physicians and Plan
ters will find in their establishment every article Of
Medieine also every description Of instruments thai
they may require.
Merchants will find Fancy Soaps, Colognes, Medi-
cine Chests, and Patent Medicines at MANUFACTURERS
prices and terms.
Persons visiting the city will, application be fur
nshed with book containing list ofevery article in
their line, the number and variety of articles are too
great for newspaper publications
Their and prices will be as reasonable as any
house in the southern country and their goods will be
packed and marked to suit the requirements of
planters.
II A constant supply of FRENCH BRASDIES and
WINES for medicinal purposes always Oh hand.
New Orleans. January 25 1855. Iy
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JED'H. WATERMAN. CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN.
J. WATERMAN & BROTHER,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
Corner of Common and Magazine Streets New Orleans.
SNSzz=A HAVE on hand and are daily -D
--ls1 receiving by foreign and -<zess.-s..l.sdd
1ss.asM.ssssssg domestic arrivals, a gene
raj of articles comprising in part follows:
Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
Iron, Steel, Nails Rope,
Axes, Chains, Scythes,
Carpenters Tools, complete,
Cooper's Tools complete,
Anvi!s, Vices, Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Screwplates,
Ploughs, Hay Cutters Corn Shelters,
Agricultural Implements, @ .e
#.. Mill, Crosse and Pit Saws,
Ok Yokes. Bows, Sngletrees,
Turning Lathes,
Platform Scales
Corn Mills, Cob Crushers,
Hoes, Hames, Shovels and Spades,
Andirons Tenders, Shovels and Tongs,
Copper and Iron Coal Hods
Single and double barrel Guns
Coffee Heclas, Chafng Dishes,
Chinese Gongs, Iron Beds,eads,
a Britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers,
Stock Kettles. Portable Fnrges,
novl5, 1854 Seines, Fishing Tackle, etc etc.
TIRRELL q BATES,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN EM
EKs Boots, shoes aEsd Hats, "a
- No. Is OLD LEvEE, New ORLEANS.
Constantly receiving from their mandatory a
ssesh and very extensive supply of
BOOTS. SHOES AND BROGANS, @
which they offer liberal terms any other house.
Negro Brogans in great variety always on hand.
Planters and country merchants will find Tito their
advantage to give US call.
The highest price paid for hides January g. 1855
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DHAS. NJ. JUNTE,
CEG0ND Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of
ID Orleans, commissioner TO take testimony, and
commissioner for the States Of Mississippi and Aran-
sas, No 65 Common street, Opposite the City Hetel,l
New Orleans. d2g-Ip#
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NEW YORK MARKET.

: Die. 10lh.-SlockS higher. Cleveland & Tolt.
DO 693. Canton 2p4. Cumberla nd 253. Nicbi
gnh Southern 90. Reading IS. Indiana SIS 81
Virginia 6's 95.
Upland 81.
i. Flour firm, sales 800 bbls Wheat quiet,sales
OF 1000 bus. Com Improving, sales 40, O0obus. at
99A fol- western mixed. Pork dull, snleS I.40Ohbls
Beef dull sales 200 bb!s. Lard HrlneF, sales 800
bbs. Wh:skey, improving sales $50 bbls at 404
Coffee firm, siles CT 50QDags Rio al IL. Sugar
firm, sales 1900 hhdS. NIOlasSeS rmeT sales of 100
bills. Oils in limited demand. lion quiet sales Of
90 tons Scotch pig. Tobacco finn, sales OF 80 hhs
Freighls on cotton 10 Liverpool improved trile,
4a4d. Flour TO Liverpool IS and IS cd. Grain lila
l2d. Cotton 10 HayIe Id,
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TUE EXPLOSION OF STEAM FIRE. ENGINE At CIV
c'SNATI.-We have had brief account Of the
explosion at Cincinnati of Steam Fire Engine,
the first accident. We believe. OF the kind which
las occurred. The Cincinnati Times gives The
following account of the catastrophe:
"Since the Introduction of that most eifectual
ire aGnIhIatoE. the steam :e-engine, in this city,
not an accident had occurred in working ii until
yesterday afternoon, when dur ng trial before
Speclal committee from Chicago, the boiler of the
Joe Ross exploded in consequence Of which the
enslHser, John WinteIbOltuDl, was killed, and
AIexanieE L.'tta, Benz. Gilman, Horace Lngiish
seriously injuIed. The facts, as e'ici!ed before
Dr. MenzleSs, who held an inquest upon tie body
Oh lnierbottom, are these:-As we announced
Yesterday, committee from Chicago, were depu-
Il" 10 examine The modus Operandi OF our steam
me e"slne' aud O'Clock yesterday Afternoon
was Tue Slne appointed for the trial Between;
.lat hout and O'Clock the "a. L. LaIta' was
brought opposite the Mechanics Institute, in pres
e"ce OF ths committee, and commenced getting UP
steal; from some cause or other, Instead Of eight
'A'iu'eS' the usual time occupied in this process
- WIS over twelve minutes before slewas ready to
pay when she performed to the en,ire satisiac,
u ; ~ 'te ChIeago gentlemen In the mean
',inE tne Joe Ross arrived upon the ground, and
ai'er 'he Latin had finished, her crew PROCEEDED
10 exhibit her power 10 the committee. In
seven seven MINUTES aud quarter she commenced
s"'ewI1g Two streams, when the engineeIWas Ie.
']eFs'e' TO hold IN, in oder that connection
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GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.

GOING soUTH-The s. 10 a " Train viii connect at
wife with Chicago Expiess on southern Division: C. & n
ROlli at Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express nom
on CntTai Ohio Railroad
The % u Train viii connect at SanLasy with stsa.
Bay City from Detroit; MonroeNie with western
Train on c & T. X. at Shelby Junction at 521 n
with Mail Train on e 6 e. C K for Columbus and Gin
cimnati; Mansfield JUNCTION with Fast train
on Q & ROE Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East
GOING N0RTIl-The 9.eG N Train will make close
connection at Newark with Mail Train from Heaie
Central Ohio X; at Mansfield Junction with Express
Pittsburgh Shelby Junction at Io. is with CiE
cinnati Express for Cleveland, Buffalo aud New York,
and nt MomOeVile with Neil Train OH G d Road for
Toledo, Chicago. &c.
The go y Train will connect at Newark with Rx7
press from the East on Central Ohio Road; at Mansfield
Junction with Fast Train Pittsburgh Shelby juno
ton at 62i with Cincinnati Mail Tor tlcyeandj at
auHTOeve with Night Express Tor ToicdoaHd thicago,
and at sandusky with lay CITY for Detroit aud
Chicago ..,,
San1usky, Aug 4, 1855 Sp15-tf
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oLD MISTER. Elrreno!-we had specimen on
Sunday Of about every variety of weather which
the clerk ot,hal commodity is Supposedlto have IL
his catalogue. Morning clear andiratder mild; the n
came fierce wind blowing Lutrcdne; then rain,
hail and snow. The performance then suddenly
took turn into some very respe ctabIe cold weather
which is not yet concluded. Old Winter, after GtoI-
licking apparently loo long elsewhere, has sudden
ly popped down among us, and seems by his earn
esress determined to make amends for all deIin
qaencies. 1t is just now splendid time 10 catch
colds. and the vendors OF pulmonic waters, ezpec=
,orans and other doctor sufTs' are anticipating
rich H. rvest, aeeua:iups arteAa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11

TmE EASr WMEILlNG (JonS STREET GRAVE
YARD is ina deplera5e condition, and one which
We Link shameful TO many lot holders who should
have given it their attention ere Ills. We earn
esty invite the attention Of all who feel any in
tarest III tins burying ground, to The following
facts:
The wind of Sunday did some damage at the
East Wheeling Gtuve Yard. blowing down one OF
the large locust tees on John Street, and inIuring
the tence considerably upon that side. Tide fen.
ees on the East and West sides of The ground ATE
nsaty dsetroyed, and that separating the yard from
the garden on the north SIDE Is entirely down.
committee of the lot owners, consisting OF
Messrs. Peterson, Hubartl aud Busby, hal already
a" estimate prepared showing the cost OF repairing
The fence and securing the grounds; and finding
that the sum of FIVE dollars per lot would be SUI.
Hcient to do the work thoroughly. called an ass
ment Of that amount and employed Mr.. ]. NJ.
Ewing to collectu.
So far he has not been very successful, but it
hoped that the necessity having now become so
urgent no further deiy will be made. A few days
in the present condition Of the place, will suffice
TO destroy all the work Of the summer in putting
III Order lots and walks.
If any owner OF lots or Of single graves should
not be called upon by the collector, his list not
being perfect, the proportion due from them will
be received by either Of the Commute. or by Ches-
ter Hubbard, Esq, a, the Bank Of Wheeling. II
cannot be that anything more is necessary than
the calling attention 10 this matter, to secure its
accomplishment.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Dec. lO.-By no process OF figuring can the pol
itcianS raise air. Banks vote l67, but Stren-
uous exertions art being made either to win over
m. mberS TO absent members IN order that Banks
present strength nay secure hrs election. The
members Of the opposition other tlian Nj. Richard
sons friends, appear fixed OF their opposition to
Mr. Banks and therefore considerable doubt Is en-
terluNed respecting his ultimate success.
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5pnII.AnRI.pu1A nlAnKEr.

DEc. 10.-BreadstufTs inactive, no export de
mand for flour. and standard brands freely offered
ct So. without Gndirg buyers, 100 his extra family
sold at SO. Receipts moderate aud stock aeon
muIating. Very little demand for wheat, prlcrs
dropping, miiIeys only offering 50 for pIind rep,
at which figure 1000 bushels were disposed OF,
800 prime Penna white sold at 2t5, fair demand
for prime tIty new corn, but damp lots neglected,
500 bus sold at 75usl and some old at 90. Glo-
verseed scarce, demand at $50 per Gil lbs. Whis=
ky, sluallsaIes bis al S94a4O, bids atS9.
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CINCINNATI MARKET

Nothing doing in grain. Provis'ons-no tlansac-
lions. Hogs firm. but little doing, sellers ask $50
ab,15, buyers not disposed 10 operate, 600 head
sold at ESQ. Whisky dull and unsettled. Can
no! quote Sugar quiet, demand limited. Molas-
ses very firm al 4Uc. Coffee quiet and in limit
&c demand.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11
ELECTION IN BOSTON.

Dec. lO.-'rne election lrr Mayor and Alder
men look place in this city to-day, resulting in the
election OF Mr. Rice, citizen candidate for Mayor,
over ShUrieT, American. A large majority oil the
Aldermen and Cuumcillnen are OF the same polIt-
cal cuI plexion. In Lowell, Huntingdon, the
citizen Candidate was elected Mayor by 500 plu-
railty. In Worcester and several other p!acss The
citizens candidatelwerz also elected.
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The indies OF the Ist skxtersan Church
will give supper on Tuesday. the 18th OF DECEMBER al
Washington Hail. Their object is toeontinuc their aid in
furnishing the new Church. about 10 be completed They
ope tie public will approve their object and come, one
and all, TO the least.
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BANK STATEMENT

N. Y. Dec. I0.--rhe weekly statement OF III,
Banks of tins city show the following increases:
Loans S652,0uO; Specie S5I7,'00; Circulation
S20,G0U, and decrease OF $685., UU0in deposits.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11

DEsTRUcTyE GALx.-On Sunday clear NOM
ing was followed by rain aud snow, accompanied
by heavy gale, which did much damage along the
river and in different partsof the city. The pilot
house of the new steamer AvondaIe, lying at the
Ship yard, was blown of; the ruof OF the steamer
Defender was also blown off, and The chimnies Of
the MattnsyiIle tetty boat were blown down. a
new brick house owned by AIR. Crawford near the
pork house, in the fourth ward, was blown down,
and The chimney aud kitchen of ilr Relmand's
house in the same vicinity were demolished. Shed
roots fenc s. signs. %c., throughout the city suffer
ed severely.
lfthe storm prevailed generally along the liver,
we expect to hear of extensive damages. ne
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11

ArrorNrnkSr,-we are gratiiel to learn that
Mr.. Isaac H. MoRRow. the. present and for long
time past, favorite conductor on the C. o. Rail-
ront, has been appointed agent at Louisville, Of
the o. & o. Railroad, and number Of Western
roads. at a salary Of 5000 per annum. We leutp
that he has accepted, and will enterupon the du-
ties of The appointment on the first Of January
next. a better appointment could not have been
made.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11

HEALTH OF NORyo1K.-There were but 10 deaths
in Norfolk during the month of November.
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County CorRr.-No business of Importance was
done in this Court yesterday. To-Day the numer
Gus indictments against liquor sellers will be ia
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. lO.-A. H. Simmons, one
Of The Eropuetors of the Public Ledger. died yes
terdpy after few days illness.
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mght be formed, so thUt the water could be p 10.
PEELED lhEeilgh one nozzle. This he did md q
minute afleIwanl the hose burst, when the steam
was again Shut off, and almost inSanta neously the
explosion tooh place. IN consequence ofthete be-
ing no W"ttr 10 tie holltT.s The engineeT. John
W!lleIbotioln, Is as blown into the air consider
able height, his legswere blow from the body, the
entral'so OF which were Torn oui,i and WHEN picked
upJ nothing Tut the trunk ana head EeInainstt ST
was alckening sight, and will not Reality be-
forgotten by those who wiIReSSed.lt. He was
thirty; years Of age Enelishman by birth, and
lesy a wife and child, i'7ajs5
( Alexander Latta ami Benjamin GIlmanwele se-
SeEeiy, though not dangerously Scalded, and ho-
race 1nsIsh was badly hut Ly being struck in the
Side by poItiou OF tile boiler. The accident hah-,
Rsned at a9gut haIf-pdst' four o'ciOck. Theste-s
mains Of poor HiutrrbOtiOnl having been coIlect!s
ed, coffin was procured, andlhev wee Conveyed
TO ll's now desolate houle OF 2swidowed Wife4and
tatheriess Child. fa0tl 57Ef6L er71lI
PnEslpzSr's AIgssAos.-rhe ~ Y. Herald cor
respondent at Washington lptnnates that the
President is not the author of his 0wn massage.
1t says: srG ~ z5QS1
"rhe Presidents message, anls rstaud, is COM
pleed, and in readiness, and tina as sJom as they
effect an organization ofthe House, the Clerk will
Proce ed TO read it from manuscript. His friends
aver that no one assisted OF wrote one line of T.
or that ATTY human eye saw it, except himself, un-
I'll he laid 1t before the CABINET. Ther=qis some
doubt expressed as TO the truth ofthis by those who
ate best acquainted aud most in timate with him.
He claimed the authorship Of his celebrated Inau-
guraI; but ii has now leaked out that Judge Gill
christ was the author Of that grdndiIoquent paper;
and whepitis known thut that learned iatist is
here, and is. and has been in constant connnuni
cation with the President. isnseless 10 say more
l am informed by reliable authority that it will be
avery lengthy document-mueh more so than any
that has NJ, cedel it,"
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.Tm sPAxisn DAxcERs are still drawing crowd
ell houses in baltimore, where they have been per
forming for several weeks With unprecedentedsu sue
cess. They were announced to make their last
appearance there last ught. They will sp. ear at
the Athenaum in this city on Thursday.
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TnAs.rosrAr.os oyytcx 3. & .R.R

IRASsPoRTATION OFFICE B. & O Z.
Wheens Station, nec. 18th, 1856, 5
on and after Tuesday the ih Instant the Passenger
Trains cxpIeSs and ma will leave this station daily
at i 2. NJ and 1880 p. NJ. s.l-fs ~ F5lEf-sF
The Express Train leaves at 4, p. NJ: and will only
stop at the following stations: BenwOOd. Mounds willie,
Cameron, FaiImont, Fetterman, Newburg, ROlesbugE,
Piedmont Cumberland, Sir Johns Run, Martinsb burg,
Harpers Ferry, Monocacy, SykesvilIe ard Washington
Junction.
The Mail train leaves daily, except Saturdays, at 1880
r NJ, and will stop at all the regular stations
The Wheeling aud Cumberland Accommodation Train
will be Iur daily except Sundays, leaving Wheeling
Z, A: NJ, aud arriving at Cumberland al c, ?. NJ
Lea wing Cumberland 510 A NJ arriving in Wheel
ing 4, p. ".
lily order of J.H DONE, Sup't
dct I Il. FORD. agent
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srSouL.s DEsTH.-Mr. WIN. Knox, ST. ,ofwash-
iagton, Pa, and formerly OF Buffalo township,
was choked to deatl, few days ago. while eating
his supper. by piece of meat getting into his
wiEdpipe. Before relief c.uld be administered,
life was extinct After his death the meat was
removed, and found to be seyersI inches long
The deceased was about So years Of age.
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MEDpGAL
M El1ECAEL..
ALI SH0ULDITRY ITY! : { :
0 r.. j II Q TETTERgs
tEEEBRATED = -
,sn SPOM.ACHB17TERS sGs s.
!. 100. ooo Routes '9eia Isl ono ear.


NOTHING in The marie Inv t.ig In The med cal mar
eketIOF Rhe Past kity years. has ever e. -
a-ts'i olc be ptCilced ~ quail ms ~
6hSAF AANfI-LlHS? EPTIC. 'ti e7'
1T Ho<ieiier's ielIrOtlOf & not ~, old pranrt,. '.
re- ho Tue nue. eNi'tihrri ltSut q: sOgo A,Sfepr
fhIso'ts Nep investigations n Is Ie Ie.,it ctSS,yb,
found ami ralG Si,tlg on orc ul lie ,,
CEClihSts ~ llhe p'CsclIt CeNtu. y
IN hoS'eticT subWdiS lia nNSlGs HE h.e,N Osr,,c
nicHI lrSts M wlat's SttH brtiela licrs4ns ,aHn
your owl e2lFilnGS' ~ ste PfUTer;tc 81 ftSSs b
le's viii be tuaht bY the FIRST sisysiS ma ,e
Of their gIesi ,neGltiia! effects vii be HIs
tenn, - 800 Nv" 9NN' 49,
A;s you dysrcrtisR Tier ,sks rated ,tou.
Are you hiliOusI Trs enc bottle nj ,bex. ,J,,.., -,
beTeIGvrd II OiCo. III p fflliI s 'Sss' = t4tNI
AIe You annoyed BY mdissstnHl Remove tiE ea,,sS ~
tue Zee use os lheas .bites fsEE j. = No. 4
Have y9I ever aus ysGe3 nvWlnoly tOusa nJs In slu
" est anu south haEe hee cured tbs cOustitutton N.
st OyitS disease, by theil al thesc bilio,S
Attahutd l9 llIis et6as attit6te Ne St,,,,,rs N
arm that while iiUsietei Is iiiltels a e uaga csc 9F A.
Ver a. Hague cRlnNl uec;,I, 80 : 80 =
One wlGe si2$sui aken Tires times day he:Urs n,Sas,
WIZ DC louN great tonic EseIts winch VIII aRpIetl.s
ale Ntsu scIi Olte GcI 10 Ilv, WI IS,
by giving tue bit une trial. S
Inc eIe 9TH b!ties's rep eseHled to bea Tbs sSmeS
which are cOEnIs uiIey worthless our Minor 81
without iESt, lhstr medicinal quaI,eS Thsy RTS
gui up IA s9uat0 Disseminating iu quart with Inc
@ S' a. " = Haisifs'Rs StemGsh BiteTs,'
0toWN OH The DO None Other scHllI .. 81 5Ef''
PRIC NE DOLLAR A BOTTLE t-s1s atat
u For sale by all tic principal Druggists hotel 6are
AMI dealers generally Throughout Tho United
RuSHFIRLD d 20, end
,ooo.,.,,.. THOMPSON q PATTERSON. .y.l. !
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THE IETEIlIIGENCER.
TUESDAY MORNING. zDEoEslBRR ~. 1851.
ne eoFresDonden1a.
LgTfeRs concerning vsrtIaIasor olh

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