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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-18

]. T. SWAYNE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MEMPHIS, TENN
COLLECTIONS made IN West Tennessee, North M,ssis
- sippi, and Arkansas.
EsFER
The Judges o. the Supreme Court of Tennessee
The Bank-rs, Merchants and Others Of Memphis.
T. BlssT Co. Nashville; g. a HsSRT Esq Carssvlle
n. y. DoU8L1ss, q. OK. tsg., Fgank'n
J D. PEARL Eq tot A NJ LO0sEY, Co umhia;
Gen r. H. ALLHE lawrence Azca. MeDoUGAL, savannah
burg.
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J. YORK & CO.'S LIST.
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VOLUMES THREE AND FOUR.
febs just r, seiyed by JOHN YORK L co.
BUILDING AND DAN ASS CATION BOOKS, Just re
eeived BY JOHN YORK co.
FRANK LTSLIE's GAZETI OF NEW YORK, LONDON
AND PARIS FASHION, for Fr6ruuy;
nARPEE's MAGAZINE Tor February;
GRAHANs MAG ZINE ior F-bruary
FRANK LEsLIES y Y. JOURNAL 5r February;
FkANK LESEIES ILLUSTRATED PAPER.
fsis Dust r. erlyed 81 JOHN YORK co.
THE hun ERS FEAST BY Capt M,yus Reid;
GATE WESTON; or, To Will and 70 Do.
feds Just received by JOHN YORK 4 co.
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CapitaI $500 90!

1000 Prizes Amounting to 100000!
Tickets SO; halves SIS; Quarters $3.50.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTIONS.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its being
lost Orders punctually attende too. Communications
confidential. Bank Notes Of sound banks taken par.
90 Drawings sent to all ordering Tickets
Those wishing part cular numbers should order imme-
datey. Address JAMES y. WINTER Man ger,
MAcoS. ia
febls-td or, BOX I43, NAsHvH.LE p o.
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WHIkOEA - we're "IH'rodHced" IN NASHVILLE
y Nv A LARCOMBE
An brotypes made nowhsre else la Nashville than at
the Ambr0type Rooms No. - College II.
AmoroJ, pes made up double ate glass, hefmrti.
cay sealed and thus protected against AL pos bty Of in
jury.
Ambrotype Counerfeits made single glass, not
sealed and dur ae ordinary dsguc'Teotype
Ambrotypes Ell by the lnVentr 70 dist gusk
a other pictures other borrow the nam,
and apay IL to erior pctr- vhch LACKS the main
r,fut' n N amnrotyp,-,one and durability frbI8
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-18
Wakefield $ Corn Planter
To the Tobacco Planters of

u - rhis use al lap menf N Be exaEin-d nd
ders LEFT at HE Time Faru.er ami Mechanic Office
20 2eh De deri,k street, az stairs. febIs
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-18

I HAVE number Of Negroes for sale, anongst ~,
1 r1l Plough Boys and good House niri also a
one Blacksmith. Lfcblol REES ". PCl
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-18
FOR PADUCAH. CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.
or NOES

y = BOxEs SWEAT ORANGES ia cool order. For 5
~ by liebl5I G.. &c. ROBERTSON
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Look at This Look at This J! /!
Havana Plan Lottery.
1900 PRIZES! 10000 DDLLA $!
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.

BIT AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
10000 NUMBERS ONLY l PRIZs TO TICKETS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02
INDUSTRIAL AND SCIENTIFIC INTEL
LIGENCE.

Tur Apri,rie-Th Collins steamship Adrn;ic
has the largest and mos. powerful machinery ~ct
nuoat. Those familiar with the difficulties Of con.
.,rucing and adjusting large machinery, who know
iha, the time required and expense involved incr asc
very rapidly after certain reasonable limit is passed
are not surprscd 10 find tina, abe is s detained y, her
dc,k amer u,arly month has passed since the time
flint estimated for her completion. Thc-c Ices inform.
cd however, have affected 10 discover indications OF
Ultimate failure, either in an alleged bad model allow
rg her settle too deep in the water In great uu
Il, Enable difficulties attending the arrangement, the
valves or scne other feature cf the engine depart.
m,nt. Her boilers are new, patented IN 1884; her
valves arc still ucwor being only patented during the
present y.ar II at all; and her condcnsors are still
m, rc novel. Yet with these and considerable mum.
her of minor nov cs involved. there is detail which
hes not been cNriully and satisfactorily tested on
smscr constructions, and introduced this ship with
ont modification, oiocp, such as experience naturally
srd Invariably ,ucrcs,s. Hex boilers arc Substantially
the same ss these ucw IN nee on the Susluehsnns,
Mcifmsc Wabash. Minnesota, Sc and which have
Calacd the c,spoIarc OF as high s. ~ lbs. ct water
With the cossumphn 81 one II. OF c,,al. They wcre
tr,cr,cd hy II. Martin, the very efficient c,sia,er.
in. chief crthc Navy. the man under whcsc 81
Chci ~ rinesr The since Inflated paciGc fins, attracted
a,tculsu 10y her unprecedented qnick passages, sni
Who when suhscqu,n y transferred to the Arc,ic
cccded in driving tina, snip acR~s the space between
- Bsticr, audible Rell RoCk OF Liverpool in ? days
L. hoars AMI minutes, clock time. Her engines arV
simlar g. thosc Of lie Arsso-a coupsc' bat easily
accessible and Mt susrS cement, and one which
hash u.see hes rvvci TO he loss strsioed cvoe by
racing. or The rsSi eh'hng 81 IL ~he,s vacn
thrnpn cut of water In way, than spy II the cd
and cunhnu, siic-k,~~ scns,gsctions evmods EN-.
,o,cd Her valves ar but onlafgei copies 81 valves
v hicA have been va,kus nearly quite ycar- ca
= larcc Stationary AZ ,rc M Essh,th,osn. ~Nh ,u-h
snc,r. a. t. ravsen, mon hnsly r,l.-hed sau.cos.
anl to sppcsr s,tusly tighter .nd hycr today ,Aau
irst ~, ~ Toe hall ~ uciolcd and cOa.
.bu,,td Nv the UnSssuuiins ard nosI'oOus, but ems
',oil, su,v,t snl Ncu.Ywkor. she rNle cf Arsencan
} y.srgh,s and 81 Amcg,NNas S'r,'Aay. The a@cn;ei
s,rec steers. Her machinery llseusAoas hss berr
~, necrrd Nv ko's.s, AlsS, hAusf dea.h,S with
cg, cf ca gDai IA ,ssog.ss cu;sI>'ss. &sn the
NJ C,'rns rcVurni 81 ,uf srV&i SsAs sui Coo
IN AQ1sSuS dc~a - The rrasPce>ivs sGoecSs 81
20 Adns,S' g, tie swiNrd ard saurchcss vossl N |
he cccsn. Ari a usms ~hsA has Aeca "a 10 u'sc n
ptr,l r The esteem " .,NSAc moa hy TIC hn<sl snl
scAlsd fw hatch " slrs~r0's And sh.~S3es n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

"FcY feeding pvposts The Dsvons Pssses Sry
qualification 70 fsti., being csiebr,ea sor .oe fine
D. al ;leir q, Sd and ho Hsa.De's u NJ oj; ""d,
o,i,T breeds, they win tai,sn at , e early age
Devon ca.le viii thivs upon fare that woaid
boz supper, some otb> breeds. They es'r e'h
in ate, aid for wor 4iDg purp'ses tho Deacns are
IN. auaiea, and ID description Of cattle can be
,ou.pa,td With them, either for qackDess Of step
or tpduIans : Of pluck" Old D;vcn oxen fatsen
TO 1icy. or u CO... Of beef, bat require good
deal 81 feed Bu'cbers prier them above al
9th. "a in the New York market.
A treat deal is said ia tho Report upon the value
of b, ef COWS, o1ep, &C., in various places. From
The Condensed Correspondence" We derive the
fojlovn items Of valsalOa in 1855, in the various
localilies:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02
VERMONT INDUSTRY.
{ N ~ Y. rAr>e

BrRiISsIos, VI, Nov. -, 1854.
fsv vceks $50 gave The readers Of rss TsI.-
rfts n'ef acceHa, 81 vks; Csnnoa md csher ru,lSo
ares efiks Empire State G.i,g % the hi ssu.h Of
the VII &C., and Hss propose 10 write Q: scr N .,te-.
ra.S'E the IN % tie Ike shore Here ,t.r TIE 81
s'er SeeAsEier ,Asf, hx,ss~s les kw kss fsSr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02
lncaliiies:

Tire yesr. old One 10 three year. old One four
!, AZ. Old & fOur yehTs OLD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

Upon the breeds of cattle good deal of informa'
ton is afforded. T. L. Hart of West Cornwall,
Conn., says in letter:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-01
TIE LATEST NEWS
REGEGYED HY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM IOIIIsyuLE

SEPTEMBER 30.-Two political meetings were
called last night in this city, one for Thomas =.
Jones, American, at east Hall, and the other for
Cassius NJ. Clay, Fremont elcctor, in tae west
Hall of the Court House.
Clay commenced by comparison between
Kentucky and Ohio, rs effected by slavery,
when cries Of 'lfoye timI HurTHh for Fillmore
entirely drowned his voice Clay said he was
not aware that Fillmore meeting had been ca!-
led the same night, (yoiccs, "t!lat makes no DIFF
fcrence.' Clay then several times attempted
to proceed, during half an hour, and as often
prevented by outcries, and free fight on the
floor. The City Marshal yainly tried to apPcase
the crowd. At length says Clay, .'I'il 90 TO east
Hall and hear Col. Jones, and afterwards make
my remarks Jones closed at half past ten,
aud then asked the few remaining to listen to
Clay; who then spoke nearly an hour, he4uent-
ly interrupted.
The journal, (.A,nerican1 says the Democrats
made the disturbance, and huFrahed for FIJI
more.
The Times and Democrat CDemocratic) say
that the Democrats took no part in the distur-
bancc. The latter paper says it was confined
principally to boys.
The Courier (Nhig) says the scene was wor-
thy Of Pandemonium, and that large gang of
thuughtiess boys and iRdiscreet men who at
tempted to a6ridse liberty of speech, deserve
the severcSt apprehension.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-01

aittes of from SO to $50, With imprisonment, a
discharge not to be considered. as releasing the
party or parties from liability for the amonnt of
the fine; with other provisions milking the en-
forcement of the penalty upon all persons selling
without license Pcrcmptory matter, and pro-
viding for the various styles Of the offence
Action was had upon the sums named, Which
were somewhat amended, after which, the ordi-
nance was adopted.
On motion an appropriation of 5000 was made
to be applied in the erection of a wire suspcn-
sion bridge across Wheeling creek at Market
street The appropriation was conditioned.
Council then adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-01

ve are sorry to sec that the Cleveland Her
VIM. os. Of the wontcd and lacilc swoops of
:. -, GOES down on its knees to pander to the
e E,r lo,.gnng crowd that, by groans and jeers,
:, ia hear Capt Cutter, of Kentucky, in
- from the Wcddcll House balcony, in
81 On Thursday night last. The Herald
.'Ji,, r.trons, of all people in the world, are
i, i. mo-, ireonsistent and hardy VIXEN they I'M
T., +, aphold such shameful gagging of
t,.,,..ei az happened on that occasion, Yet
Il. fisnji makes its bread by retailing out to
-, ,anc betIlamites exaggerated instances Of
I'D freedom of speech.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-01

Nx ne ForvDLlNG OF AEaos, was presented
.tt.. Ahenenm on Monday night, to Wheel
IT, ra'5;, for the first time. The house was
riyl, considering the unE,vornblc weather. and
lie .e,iag was of a character to be well received
BY the aldisnce. 1t was the first time we were
ever present at representation Of this play,
sal were highly pleased with the author, and
5:ter pleased with several of his representatives
II the occasion. Miss Mitchell appeared as
L, Hrs. Dufiicld as Clenanthc, and Mr.. Ham
e.sas Adrastus, and these parts, we are sure,
olinot be placed in better hands. As Mon
4;hi4ht was very unpleasant, and many per-
sl'nF that reason failed to sec Ion, we are in
l-sI to req lest the managers to give itanother
i:,t; and, as we understand complimentary
ri; to Miss Mitchell is intended by our citi-
-. would suggest that as proper occasion on
'acll to reproduce it. Ion would probably
ne entire satisfaction, and the character Of that
.as certainly presents Miss Mitchell to as
.s.h advantage, as any other in which we
-'e had the pleasure of seeing her.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-01

Powder! Powder!
NJ REILLY has constantly In magazine. good supply
vi Dupont's superior Rifle, Sporting (n cahnisters
Blasting both and COAL which he will sell either By
RNilroad contractors using large quantities.
will do well 90 Gail.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
400 BARRELS Of the brst brands In and sale
~ sssis - ~ = 81 rFrIIY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-01

ly the same sense that competition is the soul
5t,ls the lack Of it is sore Trial to the pub
II Ia the matter of pubic conveyances this
s.so;r annoying, perhaps, than in any other
as,rmenL We saw lately very glaring sase
film the manner in which tho Lake Shore
,z-oa,l, running from Cleveland to Buffalo is
,1iaeted. 1t has grown to be a purse proud
saopoly, andfrOm sheer animost criminal neg
sssass we saw a person, in an instant, sna;ched
aqn health and aetiyity bya cruel death. Such
s.1.l conductors aye disgrace to the human
i'm, and If our evidence Unnecessary to send
a.of them whO was on that road last week to
fe ssllOas, We will most cheerfully go a hun
5-.,l miles to give it. The company were very
.al pay bonus to the friends of the de
aa.si to forestall an action at law, in which
as1s.nls might have been recovered against
item. instead Of the pitiful sum they paid.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-01
CRY COUNCIL.
LAsT NIGHTS PRocEEplNGs.

Council met at o'clock, present, his Honor
Mayor Caldwell, and Messrs Beatty, Colts, Fttz-
argh, Forbes, Garden, Hammond, Hubbard,
Eaoto. Taylor, Tanner, Wheeler, Wait and VIII
@a-l3.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
mi approved.
l'ir. Bickcl appearedl
An ordinance in relation to the Sergeant of
a. City vas finally read, approved aud signed.
The petition of Geo Whether, which failed to
ss' tFo,thirds vote Mt the last meeting, was
t'sn W, and motion to refund was adopted.
lNr Jacob appeared.
: report Of the Committee OH Accounts was
is'd in relation to accounts of E. Clayton and
~ IsEPie;on for Sanitary services. The re-
i'5' embodied no resolution, aud lengthy de-
''ls eTsiei; and tie nlatter was rccommitted.
M Paaneil appeared
Report Of Ae committee on Lights, recon-
tas'aI7s Ii, location of lannp-pOst at Market
-'.sy and Fourth st-resolntion adopted.
Report Of A. MoCortney, Alderman of 4th
"2'd-Teierred to committee on Accounts.
Ee''i'oa of +. Glemens-reduction Of rental
'Lee Tom $500 TO 500 rental valpe-grantcd.
re'iil9n Of john Iami,ton-referrcd to com
A'!ieeoa Water Works.
rel'lon of Hamilton & Clarll-rJected.
ts'''i'n Of z. $. d id YarTall & Co., license
'4 y, reduced to 81, 5Ooper annum.
FS'i'ioa Of NJ. J. Rol,an and others, for redress
- de hand Of the HcmpIield Railroad Compa-
~ ". ia desired improvements on the present cons
''''''' ot Zane sireet--a discussion cnsued at
M w, length, after which, on motion, the [Dr.
" '''s1-T fstiFed.l petition was referred to the
,'''''i''ee on Streets and Alleys with the May
" and the petitioners, to pursue The proper
.''i-Fa'ory course of redress at tho hands of
'at Company.
r ,'. Of Faant & Delaplain, for reduction
y ]" ater reht-rejectetl.
Petition of ]. P. Barrett,-sams-reiccted.
Fe'llioh Of r. j. Observation-Disclosures.
grante5i. = : s''
re'llion of VIM. YOst,-same-granted.
1S"'l9n Of W. Il. Temp, granted
'slo~ing bills were thus disposed of;
,.t "a, Smith, $40, paid Geo. Trisler, $22,T5,
TIT, ~ % committee on accounts.
IL; i-e committee on Ordinances reported in re-
~. ION @ the liquor selling ordinance, with chain
s IS pefaliy attached, referred to them at the
Meeting on friday night.
lNr. Hubbard retired.l
itty offered ne.y- ordinance nom
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-01

,r,,r,,xs BAxKs.-Thc Richmond Wing
4goders of Wheeling bank notes some
" y. experience difficulty in passing these is.
y hi. Part ofthe State, because shop keep
others dislike to receive them while our
O. ., - refuse to take such notes on deposit,
Ian I,ss brokers' exact heavy discount for their
- ., w. Mcssrs. Maury & Co. advertise
IS-.' ,E.r will now redeem the notes of the
~ ,.,trc.tcrn Bank of Virginia in current funds
-,,tar, We presume.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-01
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
Crat Il. Ches;sr's, Gothic Han.


|
Mr.. SGs Liscob of Birmingham sWSs-I have found in
Bneriilve's remedy che and debility. My
wife hus ais usetlit with the greatest heueGt.'
A Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also says he eXpS
rienccd much relief from its for headache.
READ THIS.
Il R0IRdey's TesiaORy.-JRcoT Rinskes, living In the
Holland OF ShebOygan, Wis After suffering
time misery attending prOstraton Of
body lhavc been restored, BY using DoeThlVe6
Bl:ters. perfect health"
The fact tits remedy being high repute among
the olladers ia Wisconsin, Michigap New Yorin fact,
every Holland settlement in the United Sutesargues in
its favor pa
" STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. JONI Davidson, living miles above Pittsburgh
.l,e PENNSYLVANIA Canal says: "Whcn commenced taking
!oerhnves Holland Bters could hardly WalEnow Gu
JOY excellent lealtll.n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-01

f, .,o,hcr column viii be found the proceed

,s.r column viii be found the proceed
I s.ss Republican Convention held in this
i:'' ~ ,he 18th of this month. Embraced in
fif' % !, ,,iDqs win be found the Fremont E,
e Piy'l T;.ket of Virginia. Astwo of the gen
tf'''li ' ~, are from this Congressional
ttn'n =. presnme there is one districtin the
p'.aiS1 t.,s they could not succeed in finding a
S'is Min. 10 reflect upon the laws BY accept
=. :. rI.oe upon that ticket.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-01

sTNuE subscriber having sold out tn SIrssrs. Shepard
Morgan the manufacturing department OF his establish
nent this opportunity return his sincere
thanks for the very liberal patronage lin,
the last and es leave to recommend I"
his numerous customers, his successors know
ing them be experienced workmsn and in every way
worthy patronage Of the public. Ilavc
they will full satisfaction TO all who may
favor them with their custom.
aug 2-Sn JOHN hNoTE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-01
Notjca

HAVING sold Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manu-
IL nctrinI part my business shall devote myself
CfO pre- exclusively the Saddery, Hardware and
Coach Trimming business, having BIZ the change much more
anu greutcr facilities anu being t'e only one in s
city, exclusively in this business ana from long eeri-
in with the SadlinE business
Hope able render entire satisfaction to all who Nil
Very ,snk!u for the liberal
heretofore bestowed upon e solicit continuance
o: i,. same JOHN KN0TE,
att4s5-S.u Old StaDd. i53 Main Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-01
YELLOW FEyER.

NEW York, Sept 29.-The Brooklyn Board
of Health reported cases of yellow fever in
that city since Saturday morning, including +
leaths. Two new cases are reported at Fort
Hamilton and ono death.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-01
EIRE

HAnrronp, Sept. 29.-The India Rubber Belt
ing Co., Newton, belonging to John II, Cheever
New York, were burnt on Friday. Loss two
and twenty thousand. Insured for one and
sixty thousand
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-01

WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
iHotEer great CHre effected by 2oerHce'S Holland Bit
isTe wife of Peter De Witte, living la Holland Town,
Slebuygnu county, Wisconsin, suffered very much from
weakness OF the stomoch and indigestion She had been
PHYSICIANS for time, but the disease
seemed skill She purchased Hol-
land Dters Oe, which have given to her stO
mach, appetite and strength returning, rm
E believe that this is another great cure effected by
inedicins.
still record many wonderful effected by
this remedy, but await another opportunity. One
thing rely what have published from
PERSONS much respected communit and literally
true. j. QUINTCS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-01
Wheeling Female Seminary.

TIRE Fall Session of this Institution will
i WEDNESDAY,, the 18th OF September The Trustees
have OF Mrs = r. Hanna Principal,
With u fnll corps of experienced teachers.
Tie seminary grounds buildings of
thorough repair, ample nrrauerneits have EeN made
FOR the accommodation day scholars and hoard"ts
Terms OF Tuition Dourdpgw, compare iav"rnby with
other Institutions of similar grade.
Circulars containing all desirable information can
DC obtained any Of the Trustees the Principal
J. ". GILL, Pest
as2s oG the Board of Trustees.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-01
AYERS CAfHARTIo PILLS.


TINE Of Chemistry aud Medicine have been taxed
their utmost TO produce this best, most perfect purSa
which lnuumGrAble proofs shown
that virtues which ia cSceencets
the esteem all They sRe and pleasant 20
take powerful !Gr penetrating properties
stimulate the vital activities the body, remove the Ob-
SruCtOns its organs purify thS b!oo aud eNsl disease
temper sluggish dsorered into their
natural action and imart healthy tOGe with strength to the
whole Not only do they the everyday cC>
plants body but formidable and dangerous
produce ELECTS, they The time in
diminished doses, the safest and best physc that be c;-
poyel children. Being they are pleasant
take; being purely Vegetable free from risk
they exalted position and
character forbid the suspicion Of unru Many emf
clCrEynun and physicians have their to
public the reliability remedies while others
parations contribute immensely to crelef of afflicted,
suffering fellOw-mCu.
The Agent named pleased to furnish gratis,
American Almanac containing directions FOR their uSei
pluints:--
Heartburn Headache arising foul Stomach SanSea,
of the Bowels, pan Nrtsing
therefron, Fatuency, Loss OF Appetite, all Ulcerous ami
Diseases, which require evacuant Medicine,
Scrofla, Kings Evil They also, by purify the blood
and stimulating the SYSTEM cure many complaints winch 1t
they could reach, stt Deafness,
Partial Blindness, Neuralgia aud Nervous lrrabty, De-
Of the Liver and Kidneys, G6ut, and other kim
complaints arising from low state OF the boAy or OBJ
strucons Of its functions.
Do put unprncplcl dealers with some other
pill they make profit Ask for ATEEs PiILS, and
take nothing No other they give you compares
this In its intrinsic value Orirprtivc powers The
sick the best aid there Is for Them and they should
have it,
Prrnared bv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-01
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Il CtseoF EiSIs lonEEs' Standing Curei6y RoerlGrAs
HcRo itsers-HIici:aeI Kelly No III Grant, Suith
eld street. Jaly while running on the river, on
plying between SRtcheE and New OrleRnsil
taken with Fever md Ague. FOr eight long months
suffered with this dreadul disease. The greater part of this
unable work. and spent least fifty dollars
for different medicines ont Itouni no permanent relief
Three nj friends insisted upon try
Ing sBosrdre'S loiIH6 Ri,' saying that cure IruS
guaranteed. After trying for only week, must
state MAS sound have been ut work now for
HlateSer."
/ certify the above statement is true.
THOMAS -ADAsis, Diamond House,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-01
R,rGtIxs!-The sale of uncall-

ror BARa4xs!-The sale of uncall-
Lo''o ,.,,ccs, accommodating for - or Is
d fF PIN, s the office of ADAMS Express Co.,
IAN, rr.ee this morning at Geo. E. Wick
gil taA, .i.,;on Rooms, Market square. No
b'rs a. Of the packages contain yaluables
5. ..s , iii be sold for a song.