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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18

Joux has on hand Gents printed border
q HahdGsrchiefs large size Al IL and ~ ets, worth
twice The money. JOUY,
sepls brady st, bet Alb 5th opp Chri.sisu Chapel
Gents Printed Border Hsndksrchisfs,
and 20 cts, worth double that sum, for sale by
H. joey, sfady ct bel &th and 4th, opp Ghns
tisn ehapei. .epis
n ents pTlntsd border HsndksreAisf,, superb ard,
Oeie for sale by JOUY
sepls Brady st. bet 4h and stn opp Christian Chapel
Balm Of d thousand Flowers.
r y0G want the genuine article you set IL at
L JUpYS, BRADY St bet sth and 3th, opp Chris
tau ohzpei. rpIs
THE best known article for shaving IL the BALM
OF THOUSAND FLOWERS. JUST re-
sepis Brady st be, lth and S.h OPP Christian Chapel
no you want = beautiful complexion Use Balm
- Of thousand Flowers, for sale by J0CY,
seps Brsis u, bet ssh and 5b, opp Christian ChsPei
V'IE BALM 81 Thousand Flowers Will cure al dis
essas Of It's skin, reiaoys Tan, Pimples Frsesles
and Is also invaluable tooth wa.s rendering the
keith white Is alaba.ter. For sale by tOuY,
epis brsdy 81 bot Alb aud ssh opp Christian Chapel
A n immense suon meni Of Perfumes for tbs hand.
Akerehiei equa 10 Lubins, only 20 ets Per bottls-
At JoUYs,
stls Brady a. bet 4lh and 5th opp Christian Chapel
AMY 20 CTS Per bottle Perfumes f.. the hsndksr.
N-yeBief equal 10 Lubins, for sale BY JoUY,
srPis Brad, It te 18th and 6b, opp Christian Chapel
- Iogksy Club Muck RG..," "ysrbsna," etc,
- etcl slus to Lueins ooly - cts per bottle for
sale by J0UY,
A. hat .1h Al aur III risfi.r
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18
10 Rent


THE bailding On Font St. between Brady Asd
Perry, recently aupied by HUI allen & Co
Enquire on The premises. J. CHtTiESDEN.
sept 10 DIFF
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18

LUn8EH of all descriptions, Lsths, Shingles
Slaves, sc, for saie lowby RkNWlCh sun
Aug l+da Railroad Depot SAW Mill
MONEY To LOAN on long tine.
spl SCOTT McuREdoR, LAWEs BLAhEMohk.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18
IOWA LAND lCENCY.

WlLLIAM ALLhNJ W.. - Ss'
.aLLEyr n CksARK,
Attorneys and CoHassllsrs at Law,
Real Istste Drekers, La Insurance AAA oeae
ssai Laad Agsats, saA ustasas 3uslis'
DAvOnr9OEts IOWA.
Collections and all professional business In every part
tho Stats entrusted care, will receive prous
tention money invested; taxes paid for non<essdeee
money loaned unencYmbssed real estate sscufsSy
Land warrants bought, sold aud located tAsa hcsse:
and lots eascd real estate Of ell kinds bosgh And sod
commission.
--REfER To-
Cook sargent, Davenport Iowa;
Cook 4 Dillon,
Hon Thsn,As Allen, 81. Louis, MOI
Glover Richardson, +"
batlor, Keith & Hill, Bostou, Nor,
Jas. Al. Beebe Co.,
DE Copp~t & Co., NY;
Henry q aaraasnd, New York;
DIV. CLARK, Hartford, Ct.
Col u. u LArned, Wash d. g.,
Q. b. Camp Co., Cipcinasti O.
Phins Allen, Jr, Ptttsisld, Mass;
q. D. Torrance, Portland Ne.
Va NyITE ATTENTION 70 qua xlrAasIyE Gaia.
LosUE o. lAraavsn FAkas AND WILD LAADs, CirS
PaoPgRrr, Nc foH s,Lx AT nonkRArE rsirss ARD
ON EAsrTAnas
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18
JENKINS Il co.'s
Green LAkIl40 lH4S.

WE have finally succeeded in procuring Goa
w plete stock Of these choice brands Of Tea, (Ibs
Green LABEL In presenting this quality Of Tea 10
the public (which cannot be found Elsewhere In Iowa
beg state that the ureen LAb~ied Teas were got
ten mp by Jenkins 81 &c. foT their own immediate
retail trade aud they be found in the
Try {sep u So HINES s CLfPPlS6kk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26
.Jrs7 nov die estsrn. papers, IN Che absence


JUsr now the Western papers, in tue absence
OF anything thrilling in Congrcssor out areset=
ting themselves by the ears ina dispute about
that iealousIy watched sGreat City Of the
West, which is to be no one knows where. Like
some mysterious events of the olden time which
were portended by the flight of birds-or by
flashes from the heaycns-an-tailed comet and
such like-they all scent afar off a great coming
rival emporium of trade, which viii be to the
Mississippi Valley and the vast range Of the NOW
extreme West, what New York is to the East
and middle country. Chicago and Chicago in
~terests keep up her claims and manifest destiny
beforcth public, setting forth that sheiseminent-
Iy the embodiment of the Young America spirit
of the age, and that her railroads must bring
her through a long ways ahead of her water
creeping rivals. st. Louis, in the last number
of the Evening News, raises a loud protest, and
with a sneer at the Babelized rendezvous upon
the lakes, just tells her she's a perfect Jonah7s
gourd, and won't begin to stand the racket of
the times. sHay'nt i got two big rivers right
here atmy elbow quoth st. Louis-.aud the
Ohio within hailing distance9 don't my big boats
run to New Orleans, and put me in water line
with all the South country and the oceans p
Hay'nt 1 also gotmy Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road; my Chicago Road; my Pacific Road, and
my prospective, broke-up, behind-hand North
Missouri Road2 How can you presume, you
Lake Sauatteri" In the midst of this wrangle,
Cincinnati, Cairo, and Superior City are under
stood to be standing back, like modest boys at a
husking, lips moving and saying something
Where's Bellair, with her through train and the
Brown Dickf
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NEM YoRK MARKEr.

jun 25th.-Cotton heavy aud sales OF 500
bales.
Flour is firm, with sales of 10000 bbls.-
Wheat is firm, with sales of $1,000 bushels
Corn firm, sales of 5000 bu. Pork unsettled,
sales 1900 bis. Beef firm, sales of 1900 bbls.
Lard in active demand and firm, sales $50 bis.
Whisky dropping sales of $50 bbls. Coffee is
firm, sales Of 1900 bags Rio at I03. Sugar de-
clined, sales of 800 hhds n. .. Molasses firm,
sales of 200 bbis Orleans at 90. Linseed oil
heavy, sales of 6OO0 gals. Lard oil quiet. Ba-
con improved. Butter heavy. Iron firm, sales
.of1O0 tons Scotch pig at $3.50. Tallow heavy,
sales 10,O0Olbs.
Stocks firm, Eric 1858. n. Y. Central 80
IL. Reading Oh S4 Chicago andRock Island
81. Glev. q Toledo, ~. Cleve. & Pittsburghs
r64l. Galena and Chicago, 1l3 S-s. Michigan
South. 9s1.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26

ST. JouS's Day AT E1LAIR.-Tho anniversary of
St John the baptist, was celebrated at Bellair
BY the Masonic fraternity of that place, by a
procession, Grafton, &c. We learn that the st
tendance from lodges along the line of the Cen
tai Road was large, and many of the lodges in
other parts of Belmoht, and in Harrison County,
verp well represented, Some five car loads Of
E~entleuen and ladies were present from the
neishbOrhOod Of GAINESVILLE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26

MAsONc.-At a meeting Of Wheeling Lodge
No 12s, Free and Accepted Masons, held'on
Monday las;, the following members were install
led as officers for the ensuing year. yiz:eE A.
Bsnlingvr, W. NJ; J. II, Tappan, s. w; 2.
BsattA J. w; j. Berger, Treasurer; and S. w.
Pearson, Secretary The Masonic Lodges in
this city, appear to be in q highly prosperous
coalition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26

The WaEGT HAEvEsr.-The farmers of San.
CANON Co, ILL.,, are preparing to cut their wheat
adnany fields win be entered during the pres
eht week. The crop in that region will be a fair
average one. Spring, wheat, oats aud corn arc
suffering from he ,cn,sIsuOd drought, and the
pass crop will be rather light from tho same
cause.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26

WE invite special attention to the advertise
nent Of Prof wooD's preparation in our
columns it is less thantwO years since his Hair
Restorative was offered to the world, and it now
stands, at the head Of all remedies of the kind,
nor is the result singular, when it is remembered
that those who have tested it most thoroughly,
pronounce it all it is recommended to bcr See
advertisement in another column of this paper.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26

THr London papers by the last arrival, and
vhieh contain four days later news than the
Americas mail do not apprise us Of any gov
eminent action upon Mr.. Crampton's dismissal
Tie act Of our government is considered more
personal than otherwise. as not aimed at the
English government, but at the conduct of Mr..
Champion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26

TaR annual report Of the NORTH western vir.
ginia Company. represents their road from
Grafton, on the Baltimore and Ohio to Parkers-
burg, on the river, as now being ready for the.
nls-minus $4,000 necessary to complete the
graduation andbridge snperstructures In their
concluding pages they throw ont aihint Of what
a nice little business they are going todo in di-
verting the Western trade through Wheeling to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26

Hor--Last Sunday the thermometer in vari-
Gus parts Of the city indicateda heat of 100 de-
greeS 1t has been more pleasant since then,
the rains Of yesterday morning, and the day be-
hre, having cooled the atmosphere considera-
bly,. Hot weather, however undesired by
hcused-up humanity, is much needed at this
time to ripen the wheat, and bring forward the
eurnerops.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26

seems that Gen. Persifer Smith has been
entity President Pierce to Kansas, vested with
mI to settle the bitter and bloody inter
n.eins strife which has been going on in that
unhappy country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26
TnE Indianapolis Journal says:

.If any hope can be confidently built upon
tho appearance of wheat now, we have as good
cause for expecting an enormous crop as any
people ever had. Around this city, and the adj
Joining counties, it is said to look not only unu-
sually we'll, but better than in any year hereto
fore. There appears to have been little, if any
freezing out and the fields are coveaed with
rank green growth"
OF Missouri, the st. Joseph Gazette says:
"The growing crop of wheat is the most prom
ising that has ever been in this country"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26

kanOther column wall be found Z. calculation
Of the Presidential chances. We notice that in
mi, Virginia is set down for Mr.. Fillmore, while
The Richmond Wing comedies Virginia as one Of
ts dead certainties for Buchanan. Will the Ex-
press and Wing please confer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26

JuSE 25th.-Flour firm, with sales at $5a
$40. Whisky advancing. Provision market
buoyant. Mess pork is held at SIS. Bacon
sides o 1-2a10, bulk do 91-e; bacon shoulders
Sl-2, bulk do 8. Molasses firm at SO. Sugar
active at full rates.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26

SINGLE copies of the Weekly I~nteTigenccr.
,s,dy for mailing, can be had at the Office this
trenoOn. 1t confirms a great variety Of sopnd
reading matter, including the latest foreign and.
domestic news up to midnight of last night
Pice 5 cents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26
THE IATESTNEAYS
RECEIVED RY
TELEGRAPH.
FREMONP RATIFICATION MEETING.

FREMONT RATIFICATION MEEIING.
WRsr CHESTER, Pa, June 2e.-A large meet
to ratify the nominations of Fremont t;nd
Dayton, was held here last night. II was the
largest political meeting ever held here. The
platform was adopted with three hearty cheers.
Addresses were delivered by Mr.. Butler, DIR.
Taylor, Mr.. Wayne, McYeigh, andJ. s. Bowers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26

APPEAL To zHR PsoPLB.-shouid any one doabt tnat ia
(genuinsj Electric Oh, from 80 south-kishth street, Phlad.l
phIa, has performed the most unexpected cures this wtnter
In r Philadelphia and vicinity, cures aimos Incredible let them
Wsvers. eiitiSsns or the most uninpeaeiabls integrity, who,
or their families were Immediately relieved ofthe complaints
-reeommendt the OIL to their afflicted neighbors as the marvel
PIesGad R6eYmaisn-ysr bad-charIes Sexton, Esq.
Mayor Y Of Camden; 8 sPpllesSsIons, ., NJ. rrt,,.o,
los Cheytnut St. PaIadeIphia. An able physlciAn, praetised
RasanSasam-wle of Hon. John Williamson. She could
TSisy.2To years old; had palsy a year; could not open his
%asEaiga.-Ast Mis4 @. a. Buntins-hcr face was dis
Rie sSGa.N@E Klilns.VSrth. Tontine ga. st) aud at
IslssnS.@FortRi this eomplaint the Oil Is very eaeet,ve, says.
Jas. a B. Thomas George st above sh), tThe Electric on
R1eMmatism.-Capt Marx Grige, merchant, 10 Marshall
ask him.
NtWdtgid.-E; II. Grant, Esq, real estate agent, 81;
FsrSr and 15ae.-wm Watson, corner Rose aud Ship
pen SIS. il pll cure this In 80 cases out Of 90, in oas night
t.by taking n little in a hot whisky punch and pepper. Soak
tbs. % |, feet s.S y warm water and mustard, battle with the on and
isSa,qtsmzsr Mrs. Ingles, celebrated nurse. Catherine 5.
Ike 1t; has nurSed forhalfthe Doctors in Philadelphia. Ask
aras.GThoma Adams. Esq, No. Q Bri,tOn ST.. so badly
sealded his foot that the flesh seemed about to drop or cur
81 p5l ys5s sSGRi ask Father smith, % se4fT cry Missionary III
PlGife and Asama.-Its effects arc apparently masi-
~ p s.sj F Taiaasreli; sn s . ot F.ssa. letter M. hundreds from
CoLuMu1A, Pa, March I'd, 1855.
highly esiealned aEisetrie on again. Sales are increasing
s sats Fqsn oSs e TO S four 1h Se sS5s.; to I ! isS1 saST ,e.. Gs D9 naea se
forware mel doz. small, o medium, and 8 larger sizes, and
draw ON me for the same Your, tT9iy;
As DR.. Williams IS one Of the most conscientious men in
More cures are daily made In Philadelphis than can post
blv he uuhlilHRd. and II ia onlV eceRslr to canton every.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26

Fs.sk LEsL1E's New York Journal for July,
has been received by Robinson 4 Bro, No, 4
Washington Hall. Call and see the lot OF new
,heet music they got the other day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26
MEETING.

ALBAxr, june 25.-A large and spirited Re-
publican ratification meeting was held here last
evening. Gov. Ford, of Ohio, and other distin-
guished Americans were invited, but refused to
attend.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26

ors friend Mr.. Jno. Warrington is laying use
rrJer many obligations to him for express fayors
in advance Of the mail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26
The Great Family Paper!
ENORMOUS CALCULATIONS
One LLandred aud EIftI q honnnnd mssL.

NEW YORK LEDGER Is always e%xet,ins.
Pithy, pointed, fresh, and INVITING. A
FILLED TO the brini with tip tonpest writing
Which young and old ind cqially d.iicbtInns-
Jokes and stories, with grnhi YinstratIcnst
bsaptiipl pictures, anu fresh distllationS
OF genius and artln just comhinationss
fl upthe measure of bright fascfnRtions.
Ladies and Lords, Kings and RmnrtSses
Children AMI Parents, and Dukes and Ssamstraksas
Value the LEDGER for TIA pleasing yafiety-
Andlookfor It's coming with greatest anSiety.
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Inc NEw YORK LEDGER is the great Family Newsra.
per Ehieh m~onopolIes the services OF alIthe hrst vrVesrs =
america; FANNY FERN does not write Il line for any ma
len oni tue Ledger. sfLNANUS COBB, a., also writes rxs
eAVaiiAS, and "allt the rest of 'enn constantly enrich lis
pLsss; Elery number OF The LEDGER contains large and
'pts-eininent writer's also, the --latest Fashions, and every
Of eight large pages.
g. Wherever there's a news Office the LEDGER can he
Dousht every week, as II comes but. It's also sent by mail
'tor two dollars a yearortWo copies for three dollar. pagas
BILE inleNibly in advance. 9
Alletters should be addressed to
ROBERT BONNER, Editor and Proprietor,
A Ann st. New York.
y Nowisa good time TO subscribe as CORR has lust
commenced q, new Sea Story, and EMERSON
viii soon begin another No subscription taken for a less ms
tlan one year. ,AelE e-57Ets FieII:lmiaW rff
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a o CIEANER.

"A AZ important UhcOYefyt TO the Economist-SomethinE en-.
"a trely New-JnstImporteh.
"JoUYEN'S NOTORIOUS
Tor instantly CLEANING KID GLOVES without the slightest
SMELL, Rub a small portion on the glove, and the dirt in
stahtly disappears-can be worn Immediately aiterwards.-
80 cents. Try 1t before buying. Al the Agents are present
ed with an open bottle to prove It's operation. Agents
are colnins money by The unprecedented demand. More
wanted.
CONTENT, NEARY & CO, Wholesale Store,
ie1l-d0W1ycE ~ ~ No. 612 Broadwnr. n. Y.
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W117 letter more particularly belongs to a
ut.dssippistoambOats Aaa The yet 'erRlP5S
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View Grocery and Produce store.
-EAND RETAIL.
= THE wTEE4FNo AND RAREERsBuRaH

HsaT.l-L arHHaHN 49, n
y that he ha. epensd tons door below W~lekham,sAactiOn
Whers he intends kseplns constantly on hand every variety
Of goods usually found In estaSllshments q The KIDD, and Of
been purchased from hFst hands in the Eastern and Southern
% aTsIsIs Ss wT See sE SSsle es' 3 Personal . i=nspsstion, andsaving
been bought exclusively for cash, Z. quantities ADAPTED toa
possible rates. andcap assure bis nisnas md ne public,
sosaSers. ma hopes b. stFict a%steation and fIr prizes, %
merit share Of pdblIs Patroahgss his stock eopsittslR part
c~oFFEE-EiO Mo. Lasusyra and Java
suGAR-NsW orieansand P1sto Rico.
..7r Crashed and Palversed.
s~As1I%gsgtta y eSpposdsE Yoaes HysOn. aud Black.
s~Okps-Castie, EsrieEatsd. German and Resin.
ToBAcco-GFasfs, Rps.eix Rosson,,, nars'', and
other hoieehrandz.lef
BS1s6ss Sc
sPlcEs-sronn and Whole, Mustard and CAYENNE
BaEi, superior.
Nahs, wIado4 Glass, saia8 plssrn
Cotton Bats, starch, Table SALT Chessei
Chocolate, Cocoa, SaleIatns;
Louisville 1tnet satPstrss Z son salts, 4e
,sKeeieFs, BuckelS ana Wash-BoardS.
NlefEAlehy VIII hss sold on The most seHneaatan & terms
New Insurance Company
NoTIcEishsEeby givehstha "a Tie hd4y Of July next
IN Books an be oPened tsr ne reeslyins q s1hss5lps9gS
LIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING, iucqrPo-s
rated on the llt1 OF EeufllNNr lc9qa II Inv el4MlNtINsS1
20 Wit 1t the Merchants 4 Mechanics B~anNefWheeln n
,he Bauko wheeling; andat te WhesnnesAyinB 1nstta-
te6eIaFs pr sRaEs to6 paIdat ne lime Of snhssftb-
ms ne ahare being Etfy Doiass ash .saoss
n. LS0NsMm
IN. MCCOY
4. ALIEN HOWELL
WheeHaksJun 4 1850 i4 (
DissoIutfons
e5icEIsR sss s EsS cs !. @ 3 c sas s9 "a e s nm ssss e.
der NJ hrm q colllas& Han vas dislolsea On tie
Either o. tie underieued vii attend to the transacdoa Of
lhe hnsiness necessary % loSEupthedrun Those Indebted
% rs WI come forward and close their lccquutsi andsper-
r1xiatnE
The Grocery and Produce hesneS4 WI be- eqnttuctda ~
sas Old sseae eaat Iu COLLINS.
WHO HALL
aly- 90. lsrf uget
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AmbrotYpes q DaguerreotYpes

sB PAFHEREDGE.
n HESubscriber, athhsoid stand ON Monroe street, Is daily,
producing Ambrotypes, which are taking the place 81
Daguerreotypes. For proofof the fneness OF. tone and SD.
perior finish OF his pictures, he solcnss the examination Of a
dISceTning public ne Mnl1dt invite P%attieniar httentiontohis
Aso-to Lockets and Pins, nadsexpsesslg for thisheW style
AslhesePtetaE can be taken tntafrom ons to I'VE seconds,
The. dlfaeuities hitherto prryehtihs accurate likenesses OF
small children arealinost entEels removed. Groups Of pers
sons. Of dtfeFent ages and cenplexions, Ainbtotyned With
out diiheulty. Pictures can be copied by thir process so
they win remain unchanged for agesf MI Amhro tSpesb being
two plates Of glass are warrant
Caution should be bserYeda against pictures eaned Ambro-
tygs + Thieh are not properly 50, being single plate Of glass
ed are constantly Increasing, he wntbe prepared 20 make
DaguerreOtypes at an prices. ~
Rooms at the old place until May Isl. when he fniremovk
onis new and spacious establishment east sidefo OF Main st.,
between Union and Monroe. vhiehrwHl he one OF The hest
arranged Establishments In the country: The entire iengfb
OF me rooms. lsofeet. No pains or expense viii be spared
ing The comfort ofsrisitors.-
= GQ
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~ 80 bttau ana beenfnp EtLe&.
Many Of our most worthy citizens testify 70 its wonderful
efficacy in all affections of the Stomach and Liver. IS a
Tonic, Il has never been equaled, for tho relief Il aRortIs In
all cases OF debility or weakness Of any Kind Is almost tn-
Simultaneous. In SerTous, Rheumatic and Eeuralgic Alec
tons, II has in numerous instances proved highly beneficial,
and In others effected \ decided cure.
When eminent physicians prescribe, and their patients so
unhesttetingly recommend, surely We may ceaseto Doubt,
and eagerly test Its virtues for ourselves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26
PEyER AMI AGug.

NJ AWUI --------
n Gsss Of Eight Noalis,&undi Gwred by Roehhdts's
Holland BiH0s.-Mlehael Kelly, No1lT Grant, near Smith,.
field street, saya:-nLast July, while running on the river, on
q GottonibSat plying between Matches and New Orleans, /
was taken with Fever and Agpe. For eight long months I
suffered with this dreadful disease. The greater part Of this
time Twas unable 70 work, and spent at least my dollars
for different medicines, but i found no permanent relief
Three weeks ago, one Of my friends Insisted upon my try
ing .Boerhdge's Holland BiHera,s saving that ehrs seds
guaranteed. After trying It for only one week, / must
state 1 was a sound mann have been ut work nov for
two weeks. and have had NO return of the chIls and fever.
whatever. m
/ certify the above sta,einent1s true.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26
POTICHOMANIE.

ME new and beautTni. art OF ornamentlng the slmplest
Glass Yesselto resemble the RINEsr PAiSTED CHtSG, AT
4 1.-THE or rus CosT, Is creating an immense excitement,
Ladies' aud Gentlemen are alike fascinated with this deiiyhts
full occupation. a chaste and elegant amusement for Chill
Hdrel and Schools, encouraging TASTE for grace in design
and harmony in the arrangement Of colors. The whole Art
can be perfectly aequiredinhalf anhouk. Book ofInstrue-
ton separately II. Boxes containing 9 Fases, hook, and
every article required g.. sent by Express.
CONTENT, SEARY & co., Wholesale Store,
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-26

WElearncd full particulars of the celebration
last Tuesday at St~cubenville. It is reported,
Notwithstanding the heat of the day, as a fine
and enthusiastic display. Aferparadin through