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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-14

THEY DON'T LIKE 1T.-Under this caption, the N.
Y. Herald alludes to the groans of the Aboitionsts
over the nomination of Fillmore in the following eX-
tract, to which we beg leave to call the attention of
Southern voters. As the Herald says the nomina-
ton of Fillmore is a movement which clips the
wings of the Abolition Holy Alliance =
The Seward antisavery organs find the American
nomination of Mr.. Fillmore bitter dose. The Albany
Journal opens the campaign against him in regular
broadsidc of rockets and muskctry. An important
element in the estimates of the Sewardtes has been
taken away. They virtually confess now that they
had counted upon such proceedings at Philadelphia
AS would end in the absorption of the bulk of the
Know Nothings into the Seward alliance; and that,
upon this basis they had founded their hopes of elect
ing a Northern sectional Presidential ticket. They
were willing to conccdc to the Know Nothings all
their anti-Irsh Catholic and anti-aen prejudces and
principles, Archbishop Hughes to the contrary not
withstanding, provided that these Know Nothings
would only bow down to the same common idol OF
negro freedom with Master Seward's Niger Worship
ping conspimtors. But the selection of Fillmore filings
the defiance of the national Know Nothings, at least
into the teeth of Sewardism and touches the arch
agitator i'll his tenderest point. Sewards organs
cordingly declare that this Philadelphia nomination is
but actious diversion Of perversc faction for the
success of the Democratic party. 1t may be so but
at all events it is movement which clips the wings
of the abolition Holy Alliance and reduces it to its
natural dimensions. 10"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-14

Down WITH IT!-Down with the Constitution
shouts Wendell Phillips and the Higher Law men
of his lSth and kin. =" Down with the Unon' shout
the British Autsaycry Society, in Exeter Hail. and
" Down with it, is the spirit of the Black Rcpull
can echo it has in Pittsburg.
The Anti-slayery Standard, breathing the same
spirit of demonism intensiiies its treason this week
with snecrs at both Constitution and Union, such as
these:
Most nations have their idols. All, indeed Some
bow down to stocks and stones to purple gowns
edged with ermne some to yestments embroidered
in gold on the back some to gold rings worn round
the head and some others to scarlet hats and three
storicd mitres We do not go to this expense for our
idols. 4n old roll ofparchment in the State Depart
ment at Washington, answers our purpose. We call
it the Constitution, OF the Union-for, like other di-
whites, it has variety Of dases-anl the cclebra-
tion of its liturgy never. ceases in the land
q Religion" too, it is implied here, is among the
things to go down with the Constitution and the
Union. Garrison & Co., indeed, have already issued
their call for Convention at the Tabernacle in May
to demonstrate that the Inspiration claimed for tile
Scriptures is all a humbug Thus they go zone and
all! Down with the Constitution! Down with the
Union Down with the Bible! Hurrah for Exeter
Hall Pittsburgh and the Broadway Tabernacle In
Y, EXprcSs, O.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-14
VIII leaseon tTERDAY, 18th inst, at o'clock F. NJ
INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE 20
I.NE q

s!ssi1 Lake paesetThsrns~ and splendid steamer
tEss&asAa r.. w. Powell, r. H. Martini master will
leave above positHey for Jefferson, smhland Benton,
Port CaGo, Shreveport Grand Ecore Alexandria, and all in
tenedate andigss above. For freight passage, having
superior accommolations apply on board, or tos
nl4 LEWIS .SNAPP E-CO, 81 Frontlstrcet.
NBThe +. W. Powell will not be responsible for any let
ter package containing money jcwery or valuabes
less regular bills Of ing specifying the and
value and freight d-nor for valuable articles deposited
with the clerk by the paengers confirmed In tile baggage
Yhe Powell viii be ready receiye freht Friday morning
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-14

UPP Err mis- SISSIPPI.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves on wEnNEsRAY the 19l, INT at s'eo:k - 7 y Mr.
For Memphis, Helena, Napoleon, Greenrie
E4za Lake Providence, Fck8burg and all intermediate
anlings-rc regular and fast running passenger
John Sln,onds, G. b. Church, will be ready to
freight Monday morning., and will leave above
having very superior Accommodation For freight pas
sage, apply on board. a.
JOHN +. HYDE& Co. G6 Poydras street.
n~The Smond5 will take all panaton and way freight and
ps9encr I.Os, Louisville, Cincinnati and Svt
conIecing Memphis with packets for those places. nil
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-14

nIBOLI.. w. o., CARPENTER, No. 29i MAGA
~ ZINE Street between Delotd and 3 lob
Stores fitted up Counters made Of Black Walnut Mahogany
Csterns made and repaired and guaranteed for enc year
Sash Doors and made and required Latcework and
packing Boxes Of all kinds made TO order Step Ladders Of all
sizes constantly on hand. ttl5ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-14
REG ULAR PA KETS.

ml2 LEWIS sNAPP & Co. 81 Froh street.
REGULAR PACKETS.
s 4a E 100 F}5KEf NsSS Latona, E%i!s 5;Tos 5
nj c~ % Vii pGsn e & III e jo2e
trade savns Nsw Orleans eysry FRIDAY 9Ocock A. NJ
~ viii e. Fssdy aEe reifht Mslay
D s ast SE all nCn FoSe f Sols Port bSn S
son, Waterloo and MI Intermediate landings
on board, o23 6m
MEsyA ,S;az ;]rHsE!, STE Eaa' AoIR g;B
Safcez all rfelncas anlhFsThe elegant 4nd swift
@ v HsSs fss Gs S53 St
nS Or ?Rp g sH @ e Z: New $s svee street.
70 o WYE F5St + $rSE %,s nAs
New Orleans, january l. 1876.
A w. Boswso4sTH 4 CO.. WHOLESALER AND
N. Retail Dealers in ICE. Business Office Nos. Il and T.
r % S head
>f Ao ce Dso No . Ponic1aran Railroad upper side
opposite Passenger Saloon, New Orleans. j"nl 6m
CTaAM BATTERY AND. cI.Ais1E1ls4s
a sc nsp r0Sn "'s %o IN o o
pipe cories by four fsel and two feet
as Ts SseSS 's? M M
Battery e Of the most sr ana nS Of r i a
mylltf li'''' s.H. GILMAN 81 Nntchca st.
E'I,g1E OF GEdAReil ilaaTlIEUNDERsIGNEDwI!!J Will
Dr. rsfT TE HHHh 2T k II o pp T
fHii% Sn ucw e Or s on S Ncra OF "nyips
the above nature Al sss5 relieved free Of erge n at his
Street betwecr cannl and roydras.
s ySw5 II % per bottle All orders fs259 bF Vs. howsn
.rsgs ORANGE AND LEMON TREES
! II 1000 Sicily Lemon Trees.
| 2r541 Creole Orange Trees
a'oO0 MesrUlia Jnpcnisa Trees.
| l,0uO Malaga Lemon Trees.
t 1000 Genoa Citron Trees
100 Mandarin Orange Trees
variety kinds of Tropical Fruits and Plantssnc
Fig Banop red and yellow fine Guava rlans Ta'nuinds,
10 The will be packed with the utmost Orders
R. +. NICHOLS Importer Of all kinds Is Of Produce
nos 6m s" from the Mediterranean
cUGAIs sE8I.ANTATIoN--FoR SALE IN roINTE
= Coupee PARISH good Sugar Estate, with upwards Of fifty
Negroes Stock etc, in good productive state OF cuVlion
oa 'i''' H. NJ EUBANE Jn. CO., 80 Camp street
~ NORTH CUI4I4DnI, ATToRNEY-AT-I.AW Will.
u. attend to u professional business in St. LANDRY and
Ayoyes that be entrusted to his care Office at oFi-
Relercces-Clas. NJ. Waterman, hardware merchant G.
Singleton, attorney Nixon, Adams Co. Crescent oee,
New Orleans. @ mo-
A. HANTE IF 5AGKSoS MIS- 16E GETsRA ss1i5
ton entrusted to his charge will with prompt attention
Noes and ACCOUNTS collected throughout the State and prompt
remitances made. r,,,,r,, -,o
Jackson Miss. 49, A'''N i'l''' New Orleans.
William IIardeman, !: Marsh Denman & Co.,
n,sa,F&S Sa"HsSsi0F Ss0'' -'>O"' -NN''1's @ w.
" opened for the formation Of Glasses in this begut
full Art taught for the first time in this city The hor
pcrection render it dcssryedy popular
| and nan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-14

fp. REGULAR PACKET STE AMER
Magnolia-For Ashqn Pilsher's Peint Skip
Nntchez all intermediate lanngfe elegant and swift
running passenger packet sclnor Magnolia, Capt. St.
Clair Th0nso will for the above every TUESDAY, at
j O'Clock T. NJ
nnoS n H. SMITH New I,eyee street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-14

VIII leave on FRIDAY 14h inst, ct ociock r. Ms-rs4
VI TT Il, EfOIS JEFFETeSON, SMITHLhND.
heIs benen Port Caddo, AisaRy, Shreveport Gfatd
sas:s nnai"ss superior passenger steamer
freight or passage, apply on board. u IsSnainSs5
The Sherman lies Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17

FlRE ~ HANovER.-A friend at Dart
mouth writes as follows; A building we'll
known to The citizens of Hanover as the
Burke House situated just east Of the co /.
ere aud belonging to President Lord wal.
discovered 20 be In flames at about eleven %
clock on Saturday night of last week A
goodly number ot the inhabitants ami stu.
dents were INN oila Q y on hand Tor the res
cue, but m spite Of all ;heir Efforts. befprs
two hours had elapsed, u lay in ashes. Cln-
ders were carried M great numbers on ia the
college buildings, and for some tmnn dancer
was apprehended 10 respect To these. but bv
continued Efforts IN keeping the roofs moist
they were saved The house was cbieay oe.
cuWed 10y college students Some ten or M.
teen we're thus driven out, md OBLIGED IN
seek new home The furniture. Garnet.
aud provisions were all saved Loss ost.mat.
ed at three thousand dollars; insurance M.
teen hundred. - Cdiedonian.
The Missouri Democrat says that notwith
standing Gov. Geary's proclamation that ne
would keep lntruders out of Kansas. armed
Southern companies are still going in On
thursday, tho steamer Die Vernon. fro,,
New Orleans, landed Al he wharf comm.
ny Of Mississippi boys" IS they style Them.
selves commanded by Capt Beckett. They
proceeded immediately 10 Kansas.
Some Two hundred prominent Denoemts
OF Detroit, wl0 voted for Pierce 10 1879
have published an address to the Democrats
of Michigan, IN which they declare their de-.
termination 10 oppose in every way the a.
lection OF MI. buchanan aud give their influ
ence and votes tot Col. Fremont.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
COUGHs, COLDS, uOARsENESs, INFLU-
ENZA, BRONCBIrIs, MHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPIEhT CONsI MPTION,

ani Tor iho relief q eonsumpt,e paeus n advanced
staees of the disease.
We ueed not speak to Tho public ~ 10 virtue.
Throughout every town. aud almost ever, hamlet af m.
hmrulau ,tnte- iis wonderful eure- Of pulmonary uon,-
paInt- have made 20 already known. Nav few are the
Hnilaa n amy civilized country 600 ifs continent without
som" personal experience u Us effects aud fewer Vet he
communities amy where vlich have not auuut usuI
aHmo living trophy of - vtoy the subtle and dan.
Fernus diseases oi Che throat and unFs While 30 ID The
m.7l pow Iul Hnidue yet known no Tor tho formi
lt ana dangerous Diseases Of Che pulmonary organs it
pn}td ur infants and young persons Parents should
have 70 Boo stone against tu HsIi0us curuv CHAT stras
believe he cnEnht Pfc0Ktt more lives in die CON
sumpl1nl 10 prevents than those % cures Keen IL bf
you and cure yuur colds wlir they ato eufale nor neg
letf Them until u0 human skill can master tho norarahe
cauhei ihRi fastened on the vias oats goal lite away.
AZ hlNM lhe dreadful fatality of lung disorders. and D.
utf hunu Goo ihe virtues Of Iis frmeig we need bod a
more Than to ussnie them 10 BE- s made ihr ia.t 10 Gam
h we spare 300 cost no care. tnI 90 produce 10 thr
most nnieui possible Hnt thus ahuu Those slu ret o
n mo .--- .-uL !. .-L .- n m L.-.---.L-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17

p0rtance of n candid and dis
passionate examination Of this
subject, freedom from all i'm
proper feeling and bias, and a
strict regard to the actual wants
of the community.
In concurrence with the rec
ommendation of my immediate
predecessor in each of his an
nual messages, ] invite your at,
tention to the Militia Of the
state. a well regulated Mill
tia has been relied upon by our
wisest statesmen as one of the
hrmest securities which a free
government can erect against the
dangers which may beset it, This
branch of the public service
constitutes a strong arm Of the
& commonwealth, which should
neither be cut off nor suffered
to become palsied by inaction.
/ 4 careful examination by YOU
Of the condition of the Militia,
and the laws regulating this
subject, is earnestly recommends
ed.
The trainers of our Constitu-
ton designed to provide for the
speedy mdimpartial administra-
ton Of justice, as one Of the
fundamental interests Of the
State tits declared in our Bill
of Rights, that every person
within this State ought to find
a certain remedy. by having re-
course to the laws, for all iuiu-
ries or wrongs, which he may
receive in his person, property
or character; he ought To- OBJ
tain right and justice freely,
and without being obliged to
purchase it; completely, and
without any denial promptly,
and without delay, conformably
to the laws Complaint is not
unfrequeutly made of the great
delay and burdensome expense
incident upon actions in our
courts Of justice. The great
accumulation of business in some
Of the counties of the State OPP
crates not only to deny to par
ties decision Of their cases
" promptly. and without delay"
but also to subject them to a
heavy and severe increase Of the
costs of litigation The poor
man is virtually declared from
a hearing Of his claims by his
inability to defray the expenses
OF their prosecution ! believe
tla' a serious eVil Is experienced
10y our citizens IN thus respect,
winch addresses itself to the
wisdom OF the Legislature tor
a remedy.
Much complaint has also been
made that our laws regulating
attachment upon mesne process
are injurious to the interests OF
both debtor and CREDITOR and
seriously cramp the enterprise
and industry OF our people by
lmpalrlng that feeling OF conf
dence and security which must
charactenze all healthy business
relations. In some OF the I NJ
ted States this evil has been a.
yoided by the passage of lnso-
lvent Laws, IN others by allow
ing attachment on mesne pro-
cess only IN cases OF manifest
fraud and IN others 10y proyi-
ding that an attachment by one
creator shall, under certain reg
ulations, be Tor the benefit OF
all. | believe that the interests
OF our state are seriously pre-
JUDGED by our present law upon
tins SUBJECT and that they de-
mand OF YOU a careful consld-
Grafton OF the evil and the vari-
Gus remedies which may suggest
themselves to your minds.
The strength and efficiency
OF laws depend very much upon
their simplicity and stability
Free States are more frequent
| ly governed too much than toe
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17
al. GOODS & GROCE RlES.
New establishment.
PALMER 4 GRAVLIN

AVE lust oponed uew Stock ni Gfucerie., &c.
which they VIII ha happy 90 soil on tne most fei.un
nhe iruns. comprising
suGAR5--ail nodsi NuLAssEs und sYgUP.
fEA---aH kinds, host 100 rown COFFEE,
Go,rrnntnt jaya iu Pockets, ussur munt IN
t'gs, irou1d, in Bulls ani P,patsi
0oAF0--Cummcu hHf, -fuwnfs Davis Iht micnt
Castillo, Toilet, flncy, uod ,tavmst
IobACCo-All sind, tud -ods chewing aud .1iok
iug SMITH uok and Yellow 90 ANS
"A dozen sind' l.om shaH IA To d Psntu
tnni
sPlCEs--prppsr, Spice. Ginger, Cassie, Gloves. aud
Nuimeg.s kAlolNs-i'urrn . Fies, Cit.
fonj EX rRACrs-famon and fanil
hAtNR NruS-C mmon and s.dt .CRF An
TARTAR RICE MusTAHni PEPPER
bAU KE fCHUP-Tamsto nd Is IL
nut OWE or Tor Tube GERKINr-
all Minds PIPES, LAHPOli. aud Candle.
BUTTER aud TABLE SALT.
COD flSli ,-ssimoN, Nssseitl and isting FORK
Hams aud h. d
CHEESE run @.-Wmh fnhs Wash Boards, Bioons
an Pai D., D. wells end Hoes
hnOiH AMI SHOEs-t' unmon and fine
oVERALLs aud Gtcen Jackets, Ac., &C.
TERMS, CASH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17

LOOMS FARMER,
JOHN GKAViIN.
Montpelier, iuue IL lda6. 0lif
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17
DMeIIIng Ilonse md LOt fOr SaIe.

A GOOD '''''''''''' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-17
Broadoioths, Doeskins, CASSIE
nAlR WORKS.

Iuores. and vestiaa, vi,htumminr. tomateh, et
daw rUOTf A GRO KS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26

Traveller for perditions said Mrs Par
tington, turning round in State street, as boy
was proclaiming in dismal tones that he had the
Traveller fourth edition for sale. 1t was evil
dent that she misunderstood him. Poor child!'
said she, with benignity that would have fur
nished the capital stock for four Samaritan soci-
cites, and are you really il SO bad way as that?
knowed there was a good many going on that
road in this vicinity, but shouldn't think youwas
one Of 'em, so young. But people begin in sin
airly in Boston, and here you are at your age
calling yourself traveller for perdition!' The
old lady's voice trembled; there was tear good
for dimein her eye; her hand was in her spa
cious reticrIe in search for the coin; the little
boy stood selecting paper from the number un-
der his arm; busy merchants stood buying and
selling all round her, and busy brokers were
shaving notes, and shaving each other within
sound of her voice. The search for the dime
went on. bat not one cent could she find, and
with a benediction on the disappointed boy she
left him-hearing his melancholy voice in the
distance-;hcre's the traveller for perdition!'-
She sighed deeply. and in her abstraction wan
dered into snow bank, where Ike had mischie-
yously led her.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26

'AaBsIcAN7 GRAND CoUScn OF VIRGINIA
The 'sAmerican" State Council of Virginia as
sembled at Richmond, on Tuesday, the 18th in
stant, and continued in session until Saturday,
when it adjourned sine re Alexander H H.
Stuart, of augusta county, was elected Presi-
dent ofthe Council. Aresolution abolishing all
ceremonies of initiation, and all obligations of
secrecy, was adopted Aresolution, endorsing
the entire platform, adopted by the National
American Council at Philadelphia, June 18th,
1855, was offered; when Mr.. Bolts proposed, as
an amendment, a series of resolutions in which
is set forth the necessity of healing the dissen-
sions that exist among the members of the A
lnericsn party North and South; and, as means
of removing that difficulty, that it is expedient
to strike out from the patform the 18th section.
The amendment was supported by MeSsrs. Bolts,
Barwell aud others. The substitute was reject
ed, and tho original resolution adopted. The
Convention then proceeded to select two dole
gates tromthc States large to the National Con-
vention Ar. Bolts nominated p a. Belliug
and J. .. -IsnbodSu, Esqrs., who were unani-
nously elected.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26


nALIKY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR.
wui snbauc The pain Inflammation the
burns scadS, liz from twenty rnutes-and that
will heal the wounds without scars eGectua Pc
yer sOres-as Kheum Infarumatory RheumatisHr-sore
and IUaaIned Cuswonnfs Bruises-od and Ulcer
ated soresscaid Head-Corns and Bunions-Eryslpeas-
sprains-swenlngs Felons-sore ChiIblansbes
Of Insecss-SweIled and broken ErupOns-and au
other InnmmatOry diseases where the parts
affected can be reached.
Doutb increduOuS about the many diseases to
cured by only reflect that positive
properties which the Daley savc contains as
heretofore enuueratedone four-ca1 reach not alone
the aforementioned disease but
QueryDo not regular bred piysctaas prescribe caEO-
mel ihtearzty for scores efdigereut distasea' -
Zach box OF GaSuSs DLLLEEs PAX EXTRACTOR upon
Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures OF Cy
cLlcKESER q CO., prOprietOrs, and HESRY DALEY,
manufacturer AL others counterfeit Price 25 cents
per box.
Eg-Au oriers should be addressed to C. " ciekner {
Co., 81 Barclay street, New.York
Fox sale by LAUGRIINS. & BUSHtIELD. Wheeling,
and Druggists generally throughout the US. sp1s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26
PROPERTY FOR SALE ON >
Whe a1inG Island
'Truth stranger than Fiotion."
LET TIE 4 Tr11cTED nE4R TnE TasuNo8Y

LET TIE AFFLICTED HEAR the TESTIMONY,
ORA LADY, Ell. ~ = -
those who have the pleasure OF knowing her. VIC need
Il say nothing, but to Others We remark that desire 10
benefit the suffering induces her thus speak NONE
peeate her joy aud gratitude in being relieved from PAM
any who have suffered lke her. ,f5Eflf =
Miss hassng been president Of this cityor thelast
yeRs hus been successfully conducting school at No $50
The happy change in her health subject
oil establishment aud joy TO her friends Ne ask
those Interested Ocal her She viii tell them more Of
BY 0IatOr ZitefGrs than she written Thur
10 This remedy 8oeH giving relief
the public 20 them From distant places we also hear
Of the sHle happy result These fsetr, With concurrent
testimony Of uousapdE should skeptciBm and raju-
dice TO hide their heads and COnerdr that &uptOn Tue
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26

crRtors DIVORCE CAsr.-.l bill of divorce has
just been granted at Detroit, tile parties having
lived together in that city forthirty years. The
sentlemsn's name is Brewster, ard in conse-
quence of some rupture in the family, in 1859,
he abandoned them--a wife and seven children
and took lodgings at the hotel. He immedi-
Ately fled bill against Mrs B., charging her
with interfering with discipline OF his children,
and otheraets of marital authority; aud praying
a divorce from the bonds of matrimouy. Mrs.
B. soon after presented her bill against him,
charging him with continued outrages upon her
person and upon her feelings-numerous beat
ings aud brutal conversation and demesnor A
large mass Oftestimony was taken in tho case,
and the result was that the Court dismissed his
bill; and granted the petition of Mrs b. for an
absolute divorce, with an allowance of alimony
to Hrs B., and her minor children OF 81 500
year, with thecosts ofboth suits.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-26
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

FoR:he rapid of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
chi;is, whoOPng Cough, Asthma and Consumption,
versa known the best remedy yet discovered
every variety Pulmonary SO wide is The field Of
it usefulness and the cures that al
SECTION Of the country sbOunds persons pub
lc known who been restored from alarming and even
desperate Diseases of he Lungs By Suse When
superiOr every medicine Of its kind
apparent Escape observation and virtues are
known The public longer hesitate aHtdote employ
the distressing and dangerous aeons rumona-
ry organs which incident climate. BY timely
many nay almost attacks of disease upon the Lungs
Throat, and thus many thousands
every yearfroa premature grave 10 family should be
without those who neglect TO provide themselves
with remedy which wards Oh Ibis dangerous class Of dis
VIII have iOdepOre when stOoIae. Proofs
of the surrrtng efficacy OF she Cherry PeetoFai
given to the American PeopIe,they have living proofs
every peIghhUrhood but those who wish state
those health has whose
lives have been saved by 4 use, IL Ind my
Almanac which ts agent below to furnish
gratis for everyone.
Prepared by Dr. J. c. ARA, Lo.ei Northumberland
sold BY al Druggists IN Wheeling.
A.,c. GOOD CO.., Wheeling,
dcs Wholesale and Retail Agebtp