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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

brow, tlie oae lie had last saw by his sideopthe
evening Of the day he first met her, had Just
parted from her, and the thrilling
evening again REQUIRED 70 him.
Ihough De again ssn sliss ID the circle Of the
gay tse beautiful and the fashionabls saw her
IS iie brights star in tlie zodiac, zosed iathe
grace and beauty thatstlone InsstsFes Plsadsntly
a the admired one Of ~. But what was the
casket, IL the gem was NOT theTcs w hat was
lnoguing dew drops that peaslsd the delicate
film Of the gossamer, II it severed the tissue
Is it beapti6ed it Farbe it from me to write
aught to the dispaTag enent Of what phrenoio=
gists call Approbatiyene when governed by
the higher faculties But cannot etface the re-
collection Of my sollegiats days the campus,
old elm trees, shere, instead Of gamboling with
my classuiates ON the green sFard hung oyer
the classic page Of Homer, charmed with that
model female character of the odyssy, and even
now feel al myyouthful admiration Of thatbeau-
tiful and chasts sentiment Of Penelope, SO re
repfoyingly expressed to her importunate suit
charm sioys BIT Z. this eye1,lns
Z; sa pss g ta gSs e sss ss,s s s' close
Then they meet again and 'expeTieiee all the
dear emotions that warmed their heart on an.
other occasion, but they were not at case, an
embarrassment imposes on them its restraints.
he was stranger, an Acquaintance of yestcr-
day, and suspicion may cast a shade on the pu-
rest and Unrest name and fame. Then pardon
me as I write It, she was reputesi moro eaptivas
ting than sincere; and while the influence of one
may have rendered her too wary, the apprchen-
sion Of the other may have rendered her too
timid; and thus the hour.glnss was allowed to
pass it sands, and the liie-boat Of love to be
stranded This hour had como. His allotted
time had passed, and when they parted; as part
they did, they may have desired again to meet;
but the past furnishes no encouragement to this
desire. The heart has It's own world, its play
things and high aims, its clouds and sunshine.
It's oasis and dcscrt, its drama and comedy; and
thus its .play is played out" The two beings,
under more favorable auspices, might have pro-
ven all each other desired, but tie unlueky star
was in the ascendant.
Although they again met, met accidentally
aud unexpectedly, meet in the same vehicle,
Travelled in the sams cars, in thesame boat, from
city to city, mora than once in view tlst bFo't
them all but in each others presence, sin they
were kept apart, 1cannot and win not believe
by design, but kept apart by thecisTacsiOn of a
various lot
as he passed, tho last time; near the place
where she tarried for season, he gayea linger-
ing look towards the spot that was endeared by
herpresence, andas the present and past SEEM
ed to forbid that they should meet, and as he
imagined he saw her rcceding from his view for
the last time, he thought of the Presagc, ito
morrow We part, and felt as one .that had low
ed not wisely, buttco we'll 7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

A aIossIER Stow BANK. correspondent Of
the Nov York Evening Post, writing from the
Clifton House, Niagara Falls, May 20, says that
.theFe Is 4 large snow bank, upward Of forty
feet deep, lying between the American fall and
the fsEry. understand that it was over one
hundred aud twenty feet deep when deepest
this spFIng.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

oPERATIoSs An TuEs u. S. MiST.--During the
past month of May the sum of 81 44S7. 0s7 was
coined at the Philadelphia mint including $780,
500 in gold, S575, 900 in silver, and 81 1910 in
copper. The gold was principally IN double ca
gles and dollars OF the silver $3.50, coo was in
half, and S13, 600 in quarter dollars, Ss7, eco in
dimes. So 900 in hall dimes, and s 900 in 8
cent pieces
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THE BAFFLED ONES.
nv ,,,s A,,ruoR or 4ur ArPrrS7rcR PRINTER.

AuEEult " THE AEflAAsNNLsA lAAAsAAGhs
It was in the land of the South, 'where the
flowers ever blossom, and ethe virgins are as
son as the roses they twias.n Isawtwo beings,
ono verging to the merelian of life, the otlerin
ali the bloom Of .womanhood. one has been IA
vorea by fortune, had some distinction in life,
aud lived long enough TO learn, shat all was
not gold that glistenedp The other; Heaven
bless her, whatever and Wherever she may be,
lived in the empire she holds over the heart
and Ia the gsntlenesss sweetness, and kindness
Of the love She excited. These two had met for
the first tmg, yet they lingeredin each others
presence aud their ming ei regrets, as they sep
nrated. whispered they soon would meet again.
II was the evening Of the sams day, whore art
and nature seemed to vie in identifying oil
around saw again tilesc two beings III the twi-
light walk gllsn the linked arms can feel the
beating Of the hoart,' aud al the tender senti-
msnts Of love are % often enkindled Though
THIS had rnct that morning for the FIRST time,
SIN sre are copgenial spirits that are instant
- attyaetsi 70 each Other. The heart often has
IL issr one, It's ideal being, that 1t long cher
ishos the 81 oyer rests on it, and thus Is
otieu icsIaea or sather deyelopei that sentiment
calied loye At tlst sight II has been said BY
49, -,',s.-l
~. If risc. Sd. 81 sisE degrees, [;
e s5s, s. ins9 as@;, =, ,,.....
l1tisys . notiti name 80
In tie wall talIf, looks and acts Of these two
beinss. there was that delicate an indescribEe
cxprc don Of excited emotion, that I win not
cailloye d tirst sight; but bespeak a most iri-
tense interest II, casI, other. Aud that evening"
where weEc gathered the gays the heautisalss ~
t,c hi6nable, TO SEEK enjoyment in the excite
ment liie; in all that assembled crowd Of plea
suFe yosaries, they alone seened g Feal'ze tile
elysium that Is experienced when heart meets
heart Why. in this world of5curs, are these
dear aud precious moments Of life 50 Insecure
this paradiss-like existenee, otleetinss In THIS
cas-, tiiIs evening she announced to him that,
sto.morrow they must part Her announce
insul excited in him Q painidl prssage, and om-
incas appsehsnsions HID his reading, the
hours that he had spent over the pages Of
SiiaksPease snd Byron, singsd his fancy with
their Imagery and superstitieni OF was.it the
divinity within that was foreSgaEning that he
might be torewalned 4nensa so.snosIe1s,' nc
thought we part time nor distance eau never
SEPARATE lsindsed hearts, and ecageaial spirits
weNii ssiif fises n ths ssill s'sGaY seatai
there our Young ana o'lslsl,'s aos ..y ~,
ana iiopFisls any saos'ss. sas es.ss sp.sass 3
the may -. g ss ~. ~ :,
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ulNProS's y. EE5s 3 z q; TIN0T6RE

BALIIu1AE, March q, 1885,
X certify that abounk nns since att
tucked with pain in my right ankle wssent for phJs+
can who ordered II to be Fouced, rs y was very much
sW0len aud It cOnllasd until II had
10 die height ms Knee. pain
which paticlc4 OF ilue to tie uulf OF 81
anu iSI's y = = T Tiiis cGGSFiY Ala. M
vas then tsrfosi connt Of Ibis tte the pysl-
GERS cen: hui hut net i've
me lss ssSsa gsss. gsns 5S mile ss
ssing sElsfsome Of t:e appii we're
ssst Sss ne ~, sSi KY tins i
there nochIe fsrattf ro; 70 was not
rsi ss nus stu Of and tSisass enI
would srateh fingers se pas would Issue
+ 80. !. - = 1AIiTIsIeRE sfy HONE
IhSn retutned 70 Baltimore, ny old hemss
By the advice ofmy renis, Fused yafious
q which gys me oals g oE
an ulcer formed from which piece OF Bone Atoth-
81 s Sa sSs st an IN ~ q ne
only means Of saving my lie. Amer this, yet
oiher paris Il nv b6dS which iatmher and size astofIB
ed those who them. IWas reduced 70 mere
800 DEATH Relief
would have been to tried phys
sclan1 and all the remedies could hear fftet
EiiohaI been cured by CHAMPIONS yEGETABIE TING
TuEE q stsE g ss egsI sas
i've years. eonsnsneed taking Pegssd6te
sFsSs HOPE costEsfl
he first bottle OF which spitgd With hope and b the
had ne eonadenee 10 believe tint II would ctre me- Leon.
timed its and 9sy
out father detil Il hsppS to leg Is also Healed,
now Consider cured IS th5 MEDICINE
alone Iiiaye Eyen bat t1nt idea ofmT but
14l,s' ma stSsrs Tegst9bis 7Ilssssrs,r
and IWiIi say iEto alieted
~ ~ ~ - EDWIN 81 spEA
10, q ltes stesgs, $50
dsers haEt % Peat sts!
T7sIys n Ora r SpRL7st aEDTcISB
81 THE GRE ATT HNoyAT0k OF IN q syst EMS Is
nd chi dres slll e siys iss
S0lLSTHLRS 4B0UTsHAlLPZ961S TIFGEUREATO
rs SUI VIZ Pss
a Sc ~. X ss.snss:
laEe l6r FIoR.
Bowels L ms been trts suee totte aud
the most BE tlepsands
laS7-rs1 and ret iSists and SCI eifess
fos sslsibg = II ssessai, q &c. hsellngs Cen
20 Bl4tlni1es IT. DaIfini5Se
q 4 ST. aroal FaS3 =
ssgzREiee = pr hottts. my2sa
Removal.
I0ARTRIDsE a IIERY of ksaesses q removed 70
sitFs &c Ia 81 sie md
kas n b IN 70 he %
W. aIe pEepSredt 70 show pogiefte
Efools M lIGuse 70 Hliish Ne inva
he attsnti6no % ea1d pats.
~ WsB AoTFs nas
FISH IslII
IL kits or yssy ~
TsssaFi.k, % ssrrsi:.
eIo. HgII.
~ a n Y q = q q
n Ills 5nathsr lot 81 tlose fir
il Amer fSeI ard very
ns3t aud etecSit
49, iot ~ It stvic coat1El u an ttndes
81 eelnrSs daEk no 9.
" stin 5eii
FI.llt1l.
TIN 1AHREIs Extra rsg Eiser fresh groura.-ssT
A9 b. MATTHIAS CO
HOPS
a 1s17 r. Fryf1V
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SkSAroR1AL ELEc1rox.-The Legislature to-
day elected James Dixon. an American Repub-
siicaB, to the United States Senate. The vote
stood: Dixon 115, Toucgy 10l, scattering one.
Charles slcCurdy was elected Judge of the SUI
preme Court HzseH, .l'tac 4
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The Chicago Kansas Meeting raised s15
600 for the Free State cause on the LIST instant
GEsKrF SNTTH's subscription $4,000 puts all
other Individual subscriptions In the shade, how
ever eI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

tgF-Thc losses offiro IN the United States
last month amounted to 81, 75s, 600 Since the
beginning Of year 81, go, 600 have been lost
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/ IDlI,RiEIG.poRY'

ODD FELLOWS IRE g snS ,tssa
virgin fus sEsodg 60 n o. 3 1ilIrsday
evening It the eore+ o. ionrcs reet5
ErnnIsitn Lodge " .. ass sissts g ah5ye syeyy
taEya
Wna. Tell s1todse No. ss=-sie @ above eve
~ Wednesday eTenlng n; Hps Ga. ~
Rassr Secretary,
wheeling Eoase No. . 2 -aIests every sIopilay
evening at nan and Qal1ey stFeets ID
d. HrRLgY, n. e. HIi. n. q, seeHetasy
Pamela Lodge Nc. 81 afeets q at.sEe egEr
Ffsday egensns. d. x. oSn1wrlcaF, \. q " qei
e16ras sefeiarg
ahraFnsa sReRpspfsseFas ro.s - Meets ats tl,s
Han, corner Monroe and tatl
Taesiay syenins5os each month. nm q ~;
s NJ Peae6oh, scribe.
syym. Tell ElrllrSrHle ut no. 8 81 Meets g
above the tee6ad and Tpssasy eyenings Of each
month Joas G. Hogtlt4S, p,i r.; I'm. u ets1dsbst,
Scribe.
MASONIC sI1CTQRN
0hto Esodse No 10 I.zsteets at Masonic Hail.
corner Market and Monroe and Mon
day evenings Of each month. G. V. Nj Y:
lR1ssett, Secretary. =
wheeling TO &c No. 2S.--Aisets as above on
the rs and Saturday evrnngs Of each month u b.
NIrIIaus, ". Mis- ", PsgFsor, seeretaEy
wheeling Union chnFter Ne. t9s5zsiestsa az
above on the sstoad Monday Of
scoT1. II. p; ]. 4. Carlo seeretaEy.
wheeling Eneaniphieht No. 1.--SIeets as
above on ts aitSs Monday evening Of each tnnnsh w u
BArEs. G. G., A. sortad. Recorder.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07
1..NYoRlK. IA X ANsAsI

Warm times IN Tashington YARN times In Cincinnati
Warm times come too In the former
faceslt Is tobe isared be trouble YET for they
Fill taSe ,.is11i know
there IL rather ths sire
ltisdons 81 oppns ii attic oornerDrug Store
taking cookbook at The marble ountan, statue and let
and sasa taking edSl tisir &
with rich aud luscious as
tar sippsdibl the spdssHs ie4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

YO.LI D.ESERKB GfEDII r.
FOR YOUR
ID is GO " I5s 81
sDRoRKs SO r WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE =, no
yress for Il vim rstoFs gray hair g rs orig
inaI color, the heal the aid
groNth, E9rnoVs all dAndrun and tteinG cure Al
serof1ia and other clteneoas erupoas, such
=. ~ ~ ~ ~ Irsss-ye
ne color perfectly The hsiF tron etFae old
ms fooFlns Is nom q tie ihedE
cal profession:
ST. Ptrf, January 1855.
5ssS sirs: unsoiisited, send you ths eerti.
cate Aner being bald for end having tired ~
hais reerailves ex.ant and having no leit N sny
myself in ms ha1s Of barrier and had my bad
Ven r1h6 the scalp 6io1. ThIs Irrpeated eve
- morning, three weeks the young hair sppeaFtd
and from last tii the present tiF,s and
Is nov tr bss aud aud Psasans 70 ,, me
Of Il, and that little vas very
". use yonr Restorative a5crt tsies q seek and
rad 81 these tbiEsln rho nets bat have seen
hitherto any hair 4ei'etttS
siYes me pleasure record the result OF
your toa to nd i alEee-
ThepeSpl fefe kneFt and nave aspss h Is
4 and Tiss are lsse Tor t.
credit for your discovers aud Z foE ens
FGfilt5 fburs,
!. NJ BOND.
Fin % Bond Z 5eloys, Druggists. s. sSFasi
y = salat.ssst 5sgSs
asa III tsa great
4''a " sss5ss VIZ DYER
BHoeZIlEIss sssaasy y, 1855
d Is made triii q yoarlrAIR
iesz ne plsll1s 2 Az tag ~ eleet
s ca1sflnt Is 9ieh tleu
hlsd from ny can hpod ups sud has also hair
90 100 sossF ssssis. lEs NJ lsssaIe Of
pEcati Yeas ttalg & ~ -
I'D afa5stt street. 81. L5rfs,
March 3 1ss5s
31a 81 ssss g r
tlnflneri cai eolid fVnr With
aesasl - PROF WOODS nEsTQ AIIYE5 y
kea, Is No hea 4 Living tstaosy 81 Is llFanA6is
nF0pSEeS BAR 10 Ia j
ttse bali int - lais = - AMI
vas * a.. in1 tileh and
net y ttie On hand loE 81 teE
yer5 esiss.faiy.
We q nROosIE:
o. u 5r6oh CO.. sts Efoal Al. and
I IL afsfkef II 81 I6diss
fSfsflr ais u H9b.ellnz
j q vow Eta. s. ifellroe IT. sid
II los " : co
u III 81 ~ q "a ~
M III paia toE Eoed naeFshaass
81 s asafs ts,sf
Gro. .: Aa.DEasoS.
1lH5A ii - &c asl TT s5le s.
l3tAiii hAtLEl--lo fs7la q 1913 ;st s,is ~
u4 p 4 r7WAsps FRO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

Cunious IrsTIxcT or PLAs4s.--H oare, in his
treatiss On the vine, gives stirling exemplih.
cation Of the instinct Of plants a bone was
nlsee ia de strone. but dry clay OF a vine bor-
der. The vine sent out leading, or tap.rcot,
directly through the clay 20 the bone Ia its
pssssEs through the clay the main root threw
ont no fibres; but when Il reached the bone, it
entirely covered It by degress, with the most
deIieate and minute fbres, like lace, each one
sucking pore IN the bone. On this lncious
iroTsel of d marrow bone would the vine contin-
le 70 feed as long Is any nutriment remained to
be extTacated
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

. fsz-T Tho United States Railroad Directory
stat9s that the railroads ia the Union are over
500 in number, besides some 80 branches, and
the amount Of capital invested in them exceeds
seven hundred million dollars!
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Drfsee. ". EsstiIips,
q HE u IF a q Il @ " & 4 NE Mt z
AID
.APIN PA.EJAC EA,
FOR THE RELIEF laSlp OUR. or
Rheumalism, Palms.,
Pains n me sae,l chest, Back ind fases selled
aud sinfal Joint, Weak Bseks cEa5dp,
Sore Thsoats
thoasands Who these eiieines testify 10
ther excellent merits by Of their
those Who have them ss THEtfands
they find Them u tiey Inst
they YIN act With magic .lite sasss
DR, GEO. W. PH1lEIPs Sole 5PtonFietsr, oheihaati,
Poi sale Wholesale and fessti by
VI genLE ss e BUsREEELD,
fetsty GEsE RAJ sEsFs 20. sg 4 TtscsstA.
AYaR;s cAFHA RTIc FII1s
S q a IIs!
PROP HAYS stste hey
ars tis rms and ~ 10 certify
that Doet. Hayes NOV
3 % ceattot
EMORY " sHBuRs Coz Of
fs;ly, Q. Pill Gpysoi Nd
RID EyER 81 STATE ana Senator Of ne
stass
RoaEaT q VI SEtiRoR HONS q Rsps.,
ABBOTT kWRESCEs e Great
gritall.
4yoiiS 3! TITzpA EE1cs. 5of Bottom.
Men that stre 1zcnl
Alneny viii astonlshlng Fn.s
pt4lssE slss nensi6n
Bilious coFara iats' DfspsyS
arising fsdi Eaassa,
steEhia sssng
1eis ef tes ~ and
rhIea require eyaenaat Msaicihe,
Of Ksusss Esti Tlsy ssq' pat TIT Blood
and taale4lns tae n
you'll not pIpsed lss ND saeh Is Deaas
Partial Ssafsle ana ~.
q liver 4aa Kiln oil. ana liz
dred t6dy % OBJ
strnrilpls lsoesieas. best me-
d-ne and 5eu III IN need IS nss tsess
6les
er4seihy d. q ArEa, es4esie-i esniis, Los III.
aud sold ~ Al DsuEs.s Ia Md
dis ssesieH.
a G. coon CO, wheeling,
lee Vli.'es-ls snf i..e.li krents.
Isl slzi7sla I.rze szsclisaeni U 5iiSf Has u
,r.s HknrFPt sox
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

lB-Sor the benefit Of that portion of our
community so largely interested in the iron
trade, We copy from the New York Tribune The
following article on its origin and progress:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

BY the advice Of my flenis fused some
Of when gye ttankient relief gtow
worse; sseilns came on my len and after
an ulcer formed from which cse piece OF Bone. A,ioh-
e. also formed my spines which PHI ont
wished tie tIue cut on right leg the
ed arm, and also one left gront as also on
other parts my body witch and sire ast0ns
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

lltQfh GQaAhaS4 4
te first bottle OF which Inspired With hope, and the
time had iyc bottles much That
had The eonAdsnce % TINT cure Leon;
tlnaed iseSti owing Ny ulcers at nelt
came my weak and sh9ttere aud Wht
out idrther detail an happy to leg i also heaed
aud general vaton Of q has g and
4 consider cured By eits
alone. have given bat faint idea but
my ffiend5 Who testimony al that
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-07

fyySla. Tell fsurnInrnleat no. 8 q -Afeets as
aSots The sse58d and 5iift Tpssaay evenings Of each
uaontA, Jaas G. Ho7flSs, ri; I'm. HetsgdFber.
Scribe.
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ONE fIIJNI0l3Ei9 IoOLIARS.

- iof the IWesteEQ sLutesi
myT:0a, % Courtiand sts, NcRtYork
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SRelIeG5E sI' y FOR s. a LIE ON
Vine La island.

Il ME undo al M easts daYs Which ds'
petiee I1ll NJ eis sffn ~ coming sprsn
Ats ~ y ,,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-01
sCOTT,S LITTLE GIANT,
CORN AND COBB MILL

THERE are features connected with this mill rihy
/ consideration and close examination Oh The part
those wishing TO purchase Feed Mil.
It's mechanical construction and adaptation TO the puT
poses designed crush and grind corn Its great
pacy while doing immense work with extracrdinsry
ease its durability is amply provided for The complete
and entire pOrabeness OF the Little GIANT rendering its
greater convenience for plantation and farm mpOssi
BILE Il requires mechanical aid or bill Of expense pu;
II up; any fsFm hand servant put up and
running in half hours time The convenience with which
the sweep may be applied 70 hOrizonal-as is most
usual-or head, and the mill may be easily attached
where used The power il tase requiring
one and horses The quantity and quality Of product
10 so bushels good feed meal hour according TO the
degree Of hneness ground, and the size mill II is the
cheapest MILL all things considered, there before the pub
lie. -.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant pa.
tent worthy Of is the ct that there has been
Patent Right Specializing hucksterDg about the country
Is usual with the thousand bunging make-shn lmpe-
that got trade-merely 10 get money by
selling palung Of the patent right the credplous
then the machine be abandoned by all parties hum
bug the other hand the Patentee and ProPeors Of the
Little Giant Mills, believing that they can-aud determined
that they win supply the AgculuTasts and Stock raisers
Of our country with superior Mill permanently en-
gagged in the business have hundred thousand
dollars invested IN the manufacture Of these mills, in the
East West and South, Of these establishments pOy
ing go solely in this business. So highly these
mills appreciated that four thousand have teen sold within
the eighteen months and heaviest and the
nsVe Manufacturers Of Agricultural impemen in the
United States have eagerly sought interest in their manu-
lacturt and sale.
No implement has been thoroughly tested one
Of the kind has received and high Onias
from VI, chsncs' Institutes aud agricultural Associations
and none, by Of subs aDi practical utility and
merit have fairly ground their into days
popular favor than SCOTS Little Giant Com and
Goth Mil. Orders promptly filed.
Liberal discount to dealers.
BROWN 4 ANDERSON,
oct1-u No ~ Market ST., Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-01

CARTER'S SPANISH mIXEUKE.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood

NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
let the A95scted Read and Ponder.
An Infalble Remedy Tor Scroula, Kings Evil Rheumat
Obstinate CutaneOus EruptOns, Pimples pOsnles
the Face Bloches, Bols, Ague and Fever Chronic Sore
Eyes, Ring Worm letter Scald Head Enlargement and
Pair of the Bones and Joints stubborn Ulcers, Syphic
Disorders Lumbago, Spinal Complaints, and all Diseases
arising from lnudcou5 Use Of Mercury, lmprudence
in Life, or Impurity Of the Blood.
WIS great Alternative medicine and Purifier OF the Blood
is used by thousands Of grateful patients iron al
parts Of the United Stae who testify daily 10 the remark
able performed by the greatest all 1edciues Gar
III RS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia Rheumatism
ScToua Eruptons the skim Liver Diseases FeYers VI
Throat Female Complaints Pains and Aching OF the Bones
and JOINTS all speedily put to flight by using thus great
and inestmahle remedy.
For all diseases Of the Blood nothing has yet been found
to compare with 1t ceanses the system Of all impurities
acts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys,
strengthens the Digestion the Stomach makes
the skin clear and healthy, and restores the Constitution
eufeebied by disease broken down by the
youth, TO it, pristine yigor and strength.
For the Ladies, is ncomparaby better than all the
win remove al sacwness Of complexion, bring the
manng to the cheek, give elasticity the step, aud i'm
prove the general health in enarkabe degree, beyond all
the medicines heard Of.
The large number Of certificates which have received
from from all paris of the United States is the best
evidence that there Humbug about it, The press hOte
keepers magistrates, physicians, and public men, well
70 the community, all add their testimony the wonderful
elects Of this 6 KEAr BLOOD PURIFIER.
CAL on the AGENT and get Circular and Almanac, sno
cad the Eouderiu cures this truly greatest oil all medicines
has performed.
None genuine Unless signed BENNETT BEERS Proprie
tors No Pearl sueet, Richmond, Va to whom ali order
for supplies and agencies must be addressed
And for sale BY W y. GRAY and II q. SC0YILL, Nash.
vile, and by Dealers ia Medicine generally.
Enthusiastically r--
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-01
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