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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-24

OF ArroRNExs-Ac cot.
respondent sends US the following racy el-
animation Of candidates for admission to
the bar 1t Iowa: '.''''-
Exsminer-Do You smoke, sir! p saS
at Candidate--l do, sir. an9 a.ia-is1os
s.. Ex.-Have you spare cigar! bsaa;r
Can.-Yes sir. (ex,rniing a short si1)
Ex.-Now sir what is the first duty Of .
lawyer? : % --'As
tid Can.-.'ro collect fees. ,'8eEA ll9% ooa
Ex.-Righ'! what is the second1 .16va
j. sCau.-ro increase the numhsr lof his
clients. i s .,a ~ ., ,s,.,y.
Ex.-When does your position towsrjs
your client chanSe? as'1 aa1 ssis''" e''1
{ Can.-When making a hill Of COTS 81
Ex.--Explain. % ae3 I'd .ostii siqas
Can.-We then occupy the antagonists
position, / assume the charactes VI p!Asnt'ff,
and he becomes defendant. -.
ExAA suit decided how do yon stand
witht,,e lawyer conh.cting the bilila s'4s
Can.-Ch-ek by jowl.d - isa.--z<saq
E,-Enough: you promise to bs an Of
nament 10 your profession, and wish yoa
success, Now are you aware OF the duty
that you owe me! - -
Can.GPerfec,ly. naasRa E1'5'''s''" o.S-'
x,Ei.---DeGribs the duhysoa llsa 81 il
,Can.-lti is to ask you .to drink. bivVw
I Ex.-Bui suppose decline. .s,.s
f CAM Scratching his heal There is
no Instance. ofthe kind on record in tho
books; / cannot answeeffie austi"n.a1eos
| - Ex-You are right and the confidence
with. which YOU make the assertion ss9Ys
that you have. READ the law a,tensively,
LET'S take the drinks and ri sign your Ger.
.;f;caae. - sxasE sc ssieP Boa = ,'soaz
81 s et e--aoi-->e-~->~s sqaq asse
~"Sim, does your mother whip yes'
"N.o.o-o--l,nt shs- DIVES u precious sight
xorsethough."s lysaii asoi7sHA sci
:, ..Wh.a is ,hasl'';; ;. % s..s ss. =.
.Why. she wsshea ne every nssssneF
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,;s ks,e. AyrLx o. nlscoRn.-A few
rish.s sim;s = i.arty ot young mes. were
serruadms a 4 y,s,ps lsdy, near Bard.tow"
KY, ,yhsn the l.i1hr4y .threw same large
apple osi # = yiaslevv aas u which sir'k'
'jax I yo.spg sgeMlsY.n in the mp.nb'
kepcked' out Lhrsf Yf bis teeth. a gen
,e1al mn, sas.r,s and The party broke up
the wqpedeA psa .Psls,ssiing that he a'a'
aauiasr 10 ssrs3ades sibat gal agis,
sssss q ssxA e .sa1s1.a ,<..z.s. as =
lass0s "A ctiepf onee hsarsf into = mod q
2 ss.rs sur.I ser s. had hexsd ihs siaiement u
IA clnas5l Claiming = did not think
|kad eufIsrs3 ksjftp Arsehs- 'sss 80 .
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Law in California.

g. ae
ready been represented On ihp public stage,
hut is one Of the character that wiifbear
repetition. We give il as it originally ap.
pcared in the esprit" "'aay q hets@4psI
Some time in December last. while
Judge -- was giving his discussion
upon the admissibil,y of some evidence
QUE of the lawyers r"sr, and said !: g.,
sYWur decision is perfectly 1ridiculo,is.
You Just decided the question the other
wav.' fila sia legged sea
uiee :-.l fine you ten dollars, forim.
perfin"nce. l7,, saios ;'aao ~EQ
C3unca - Here is the ten dnllsrs
lat the same time throwing over the, g"li
piece of that denomination, which lodged
in his hon0r's bosom. and caused him to
unbutton before he could get his fine. )tra
Some other question soon after arose and
whilst the Judge was giving his decision
with becoming gravity, the following scene
occurred. @5' ''" +-''
Juror :-' Sheriff (not wishing 10 inter-
rupt the Judge )--go mp to the Cityr Ho:el
and bring me down i brandy cock tail,
and one Of the hes, cigars. 'is'f't' "SA
al Judge :-s Sir, hadn't you better wait
until I'm through I,bias uss t7Ed asS5Tl
Juror -. Sertainly, I'll wait but I'm
most COMPOUNDED thi, ssy. ...,
The Juror then rurhed to Col. Weller,
who was associate counsel fbr the defence,
! when the t,l!nwiny dialogue cn<updI:--'
Juror -. COL, don't, yM know e,ns ?
I'm from Warren county Ohio, and was
introduced To y.n, two years agn ny Tom
Corwin. At the, Pearl. street Hotel. Cincin-
natl. used to associate with gentlemen.
when home, b,'t here 'iIej pm me on their
Internal inries." 7&sai ''is-'t 't''asHS'o
lrs Col. We. Well. we will s"on lie
'hrm,sh with the Case and you will be re-
lieved.' .....,, T.. 4,sf ss. re <ss
Juror :--sYona used 10 be :, counted some
| in the way ofs bear-fisht. in Ohio; and l
4 hope cyct will give the lawyers, s.a' the
other side, particular h--l they deserve
| it, s.-a,y
Col, W.. Oh, mol we get along very
peacebly. I've just come into 'he case,
and have not been able TO determine un.
der what lop wa are trying i.
IS Col. W.Why. the law "f romnann sense
the only law worth a sl----l anywhere
In arguing the case before thu Jury, one
Of the counsel for The defence. after speak.
i1g Of. the manner in which Cail"fnia had
tbetd nc qaired, -tc.,, all"di,y to the vast
number II Spanish law Iia'oks p-od'~ed"n
the other side, and exclainn,d-'his eye
in atine freenzy rol'ing'-'tiere sir. upon
. the virgin soil Of California. with the
nnrridian, sun, of the nineteenth century
shining upon US, are we fc he governed by
authorities priatetl at3Nladrid two hundred
years ago, and recently dug up by some le-
yal antigua rian from the1 rnins Of the
Spanish Inqai.i'ion Will you, gentle.
linen Of the Jury, recognize this law !ai
bJuror.-'No sire not by a d--l sight.
.aaE.xaM1NAT1oN OF ArroRNExs.-A cor.
respondent sends US the, following racy el-
animation Of candidates for admission TO
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07

ExEcrrlok OF MlLLER-We learn that this
wretched man. convicted of the murder of DIR.
Haiell and young Graf, was hanged in Cumber-
land, between 10 and l o'clock, on Friday after
nooa. A crowd of some ten thousand persons,
actuated by not unusual, but by no means
commentIabIe curiosity, witnessed the horrid
spectacle. As was anticipated, he made no con-
fessiou, protesting his innocence of the crime OF
which he had been convicted up to the last mo-
ment of his existence. He admitted, however,
that he had committed other crimes for which
he deserved, long since, to suffer death. He as
cended the scaifold with firm step and seated
himself upon chair, and after prayer had been
offered up by one of the clergymen in attend
ance, and an address delivered to the crowd by
another, he assisted in adjusting the rope around
his neck, and without any signs of fearor con
triton, was launched into eternity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07

TUE PRESIDENTS Message went to Europe in the
last steamer from Boston, and its war-like tone
is expected to produce sensation" in Eng
land but as all the subjects, pugiIistic and other
wise, embraced in it, are politely referred to
congrys., and as Congress does not seem likely
to get tho Ugh with its own battle for some time
to come, our European readers may rest assured
that they will have considerable breathing time
before they shall have to commence to fight with
U.lcle Sam
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07
GOING NORTH.

GOING SOUTH-The s1OA. ". Train will connect at San
dusky with Morning Train from Toledo MOnroevIe with
Chicago Express the Southern Division Of c. T. Road;
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from Pittsburgh, and
Newark with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad
Bay City from DetrOit AIonroeyle 1h western Train
C. T. r. r. at Shelby Junction 5,21 p VI. with the
Train @. C. c. Il. C. for Columbus Cincinnati;
field Junction at 80 P n with Fast train o. r r. H.
for Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East West Night
Trains Central Ohio r. Il.
GOING NoRTHThe 9'26 " Train will make close con-
neGon Mt Newark with Mail Train Bellar c. o. r..
r. Mansfield Junction with Express Pittsburgh at
Shelby Junction at ~ 10 with Cincinnati Express
Cleveland Buffalo and New York and MonroeviIe with
Mail Train on C. &. T. road to Toledo, Chicago &C.
210 Train will connect at Newark with Express from
the East CeutIsl Ohio Road Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train Pittsburgh Mt Shelby Junction at sgt "
with Cincinnati Mall for Cleveland; atAIonroeVe with Night
Express for Toledo and Chicago, and at SauHsky with
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
J. K. ROBINSON, Sup't.
nj T.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07

LEAP YEAR.-Yes, this is Leap Year, which is
thus defined by the grave chronicIers of time.
Bissextile, year containing 366 days, every
fourth year, which leaps over. a day more than
a common year. Thus, in common years, if the
first day in March is on Monday; the present
year, it will, the next year, fall on Tuesday; but
in leap year it will leap to Wednesday; for leap
wear contains aday moro than common year,
a day being added to the month of February.
Leap year is significant of something else.
From time immemorial, the ladies have claimed
il leap year the exercise of peculiar rights and
privileges Being ourseIf bachelor, we almost
tremble at the manifestations of ''Woman's
Rights which We may expect during 1856, for
contemporary, WHO we doubt not, iswell posted
in these matters claims that the ladies now are
not expected to play coy, but enter upon the en-
ioyment of their rights in an enlarged sense
The gentlemen who for the last four years
hive been wheeling, will be brought to a stand
and those who have unconseiously enjoyed the
admiration of some fair one, win be made happy
by revelation. But we feel most for thosc
erusty old bachelors, who have enjoyed the pre-
cious immunity ofogling formany a year, who's,
metallic hearts have resisted the Influence o
loves refining flames, as they must now bow OIL
bleed We imagine we secthem convulsed with
terror, as some fair lady approaches mounted
upon a richly caparisoned snow white steed
and demands, as she may ofright, the heart or /,
gold watch ChivaIric honor recognizes and en-
forces the demand by requiring instant eompli
ancc, upon &he penalty of being driven from tn,
society ofthe yirtuOus and the brave. We ex
poet that the nerrage statistics for this year vii
show large increase over those of last year
which were decidedly meagre, for so large pop
utation as ours
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES,

SYRACUSE, Jan. 5.-The extensive block of
stores and Offices, owned by j. II. Weitney, were
destroyed by fire this morning The block was
valued at 100000, and insured for $6O,OOO.-
The granite building adjoining, was nearly de-
stroyed; it was insured for $4,000. The other
adjoining buildings were badly damaged Welt
ney's block was occupied by the House Tele-
graph Company; Merchants Bank; Grouse Bank;
j. Y. Ballard, clothier; Butterworth & Co, hat
tiers; Morrow, May & Herman, hardware dealers;
G. S. Dowson & Co., saddlery warehouse Bal
lard & Co.'S stock wholly destroyed; was insured
for $4,000 The stocks of the other parties
was badly damaged, but their losses generally
covered by insurance. Total loss over $780,
OO0
RosToS, Jan, 5.-The boarding house attached
to the Washington Academy, at librarian, was
destroyed by fire yesterday. There were 200
boarders in the house, but fortunately all esca-
ped. Loss $50, 000
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07
THE LA TEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
- -. - -
CONGRESSIONAL.

~ CONGRESSIONAL.
W4suIsGToS, Jan. 8.
SES4TE.-Sot in session.
IIousE-sir. Etheridge said the action of the
House demonstrated two propositions LIST. That
the gentlemen voted for have enthusiastic friends
and, I'd That either IS elected he will not de-
feline the honor of the Chair. He did not be-
/ heye that any successful candidate would so
conduct himself as to occasion inst reprchen-
Esions of his official conduct In the present
Eeondition Of the public mind it would be inIuri-
Eops to the country to elect as Speaker gentle
man who Is the embodiment of extreme senti-
ment of either section, and he proposed as a
eompromise Mr.. MillsOn, of Va, who was Oppo-
Set to the alien suffrage feature in the Nebraska
bill and voted against Its passage; and was not
IN the democratic caucus which nominated Rich
artSon. He appealed to moderate and conserY=
alive men to assist him in putting an end to
this strife
/ dr Broom could not agree with Mr. Etheridgc
to descend from their exalted position and pur-
Esue the course suggested. Let all who were e.
lected on the paramount issue of AnericaniSm,
/ come togsther and agree upon candidate, OF
ilet the House adopt the resolution he would offer
namely, that the friends and supporters of the
+! prominent candidat, for Speaker be requested
to Withdraw them from further action of the
House and that the members representing the
different parties in the House met, each party
appointing committee of five with a view to
selecting compromise candidate for Speaker
Mr. Nillson expressed surprise at theannounce-
ment of his name in that connection, and request
cd Mr.. Etheridge to withdraw the nomination
Mr.. Stephens opposed 3lr. Broom sresolution
as wholly impracticable.
Mr., Etheridge finally withdrew his motion;
and along debate on the merits of the several
parties, particularly the American, aud Mr.
Broom'S resolution was then tabled
The House then voted for Speaker, the last
ballot standing as follows: Banks 90, Richardson
Y, Fuller %, Scattering 10-whole number of
votes 200-neeessary to a'choicc 100. House
then adjourned
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07
ARRESTED.

CNcINNArr, Jan. 5.-Nine persons,.all Irish
were arrested by the United States Marshal last
night, charged with violating the neutrality laws
They were held to bail in the sum of $1,000
each, to appear on Monday next The general
impression is that they were acting in concert
with parties in New York and elsewhere, con-
templating descent upon Ireland.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07
pHILADELPHIA MARKET.

Jan. 5.-Flour market tirmer under the intiu-
ence of the export demand, sales of 1900 bbis
superfiue at 8,50aa,223 per Dbl, mostly at latter
price; lot of 1900 bbls western extra sold yester
day at $751; steady demand for city trade at S, 5C
az, so for common to family brands. Rye -four
steady at G, H. Corn meal inactive, held at 8, 70
Lot of 100 bbls buckwheat -four from Western
New York sold at 5,37. Wheat-good demand
small amount offering, prices firiner, sales 5000
bu. prime Red at 200, which is an advance
Rye steady, small sales at 100 Corn, fair re
quest sales of new yellow at 77aTS. Oats steady
sales 1000 bu. prime Pa. at 42c. Whisky dull
at SIC per gall in bbls and Sc in hhds,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07

WE regret to announce the death of Mr.. ALEX
C..CuApL1SE, of the firm ofWhcat & Chapline,
: He was native of this city, where he has resi-
ded all his life, and was highly esteemed by a
large circle of friends and acquaintances,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07

TRassroAT NTtnS OYErcE b. L o. R R. \
WhseiinJ Station, Dec 4th, 1855.
on and after Tuesday the 4 Instant Passenger Trains
(expres and maT wileave this station daily p NJ
1888 P n
The Express Train leaves P ". and viii only stop
the following stations BenwoOd, Moundsyle Cameron,
PairmOnt, FetterAn, NeWburg Rolesbur, Piedmont, Cum
bertrand Sir John's RnR Hartinsburg, arers Ferry Mon
oeacyl Sykesyile and Washington Junction.
The Mail Train leaves daily except Saturdays 1920 p
b., and will stop at all the regular stations.
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation Train win
be daily except Sundays, leaving Wheeling T. A. NJ
and arriving at Cumberland ". Leaving Cumberland
at 5:lS A. N, and arriving in Wheeling at 4, =, ~.
BY order Of J. il. DONE Supt-
del J. b. FORD, Agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07
CINCNNATI MARKET.

Jan. 5.-FlorW and Grain dull, sales at 700
Hogs-no sales reported, holders not offering;
there would be a far demand at /, 00a5,75. No
thing doing in provisions Whisky 254as.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07

~.
Cleveland s. Toledo q Ia Cumberland Coal
Co., 90 3-S Erie 81 3-S, Michigan Central 80.
New York Central 81 Ii. Reading 49, Money
market unchanged.
Cotton unchanged, sales of 500 bales.
Coffee firm. Sugar firm. Molasses languid.
Bacon lower, sales ut IL. Iron firm, sales
90 tons Scotch pig.
Flour duh, and common and medium grades
State and W eSteTn declined 1-4a12 1-2, ship
ping demand quite limited, trade only purcha-
I sing sufficient to supply most pressing wants,
holders rather more anxious torealize and where
terms ofsale arc checked to-day buyers get re
ductionof + I4al2 1-2 from quotations. There
| is some demand for forward delivery, buyers
and sellers are too wide apart in their views to
do anything; sales at g. is S4aS, 81 II for COM
mon to choice State, 8, u LAS, 20 for mixed to
fancy, and low grades of Mich Ind, Ill, Wis,
and Ohio, and g, T5al1 so for Genessee Cana
dian flour dull; S50a10 for common supcrfne to
choice extra Market for Southern -four rules
in favor of buyers, only a moderate demand
sales at s, 5Oa9 for mixed to choice brands and
IL, 19a1O,3 81 for fancy and extra Rye flour and
Corn Meal nominally the same.
Rather more export demand for Wheat; mar
ket quoted shade tirmer, without exhibiting
any important change in prices, stock offering
light and no desire to sell unless at full prices.
Sales of red ILL., at 30; prime white, southern,
i p IS; rcd Tenn. %. Rye scarce and firmly
held at 81 delivered, and 1,30 in store. Corn
firm, supply Of new light, there IS not great
deal of old offered, sales at s3a90 for new yeI-
low, and white southern at 92a94 IN store Oats
plenty, dull at 45a4s for State; 49a52 for west
ern and 4oa4S for Jersey. Whisky advanced,
SALES. at SO for Ohio and prison
/ There is more desire TO sell pork and market
ieasier, sales at Ii, 25a50 for mess and 14a14,
Isl IL for prime, closing dull and unsettled
beef heavy, prices without important change
sales at 9a10 for country prime, 10, 5Oa12 for do
tmess, IS ,5Oa14 for Vermont, and 14a14,75 for
lre-packed western. Beef hams duh, good sup
lply at lSaI6. Prime Mess beefnominaI at 1Sa
E2S.. Cutmeats very much unsettled, prices de-
lcidedfy lower, 80 bbls beef tongues made at 4Oa
~ Bacon fair request, 900 boxes long middles,
Irib in, part to arrive, at sac II. Dressed hogs
tselTng Liar rs Lard lower, 500 bbls at
IN 1-aaI1 SIS. Butter and Cheese dull, prices
without important change
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07

Tue Rivals still ''hart upr--above this city.
1t is not yet tight here, owing to our stringent
temperance laws-perhaps,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07
STEAMER DIE

NEW YORK, JAN 5.-The steamship Arago,
from Havre, with dates to the 10th ult., not vet
been telegraphed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07
FROMHALRAX

HALIFAx. JAN. 8, 10 A. M.-We arestill with
out tidings of the expected steamship Canada,
now nearly fourteen days out from Liverpool,
with dates to the 22nd ult
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrrTsBuRGu, Jan 5.-River feet 8 inches
falling. Weather cold. and cloudy.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 5.-Nayigation still suspend
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07
n. Il. Dorsey.
nRALER Is
BOOTSs AND SHOES,
ralpP Poos e5l 2 !, ?, assfsss p4r s-o1rl

BHEELING, va.
HAVE Just received another OF Boots and Shoes from
the best Philadelphia made expressly
prepared furnish any everybody With any
kind q goods they want IN my line,
drabiy TorEmansp and pfie price cannot be sur
passed BY any other house in tiI any other city.
ALSO
Gents Boots and Shoes OF an Kinds styles and Qualities
made order.
Having employed 81 the Workmen In the United
States lam SATISFIED that cannot please any Who may
| Cali and examine for your selves.
stock consists in part q Is ,SOsfnE articles
400 pair hes. eslf boots;
lsS do water proof boots;
MEMS BR0GASs.
100 pair best calf broSans;
1 lSs Do Do slR
RoT,s AND AND YoUTIrs BRoGANs.
i iSS pair 70 Sou.b' = t6st
BOT's AND YOUTHS BOOTS
ISS pairs Of sal; sslf DOots
~ SoMES,s WEAR.
15S pairs lasting CATERS, al eOlOrP,
139 do morocco bGskins.
$50 do calf
100 do Jenny Lind
soO do n S5SSE.5 and ID Ed .lipqers.
$50 pairs morocco boots
$50 do kid
lsS % French morocco boots,
$50 do kip
ALSO,
The finest quality q ladies leather Caters hus
ters with high heels heavy sole, and button up side
CHILDREN'S WEAR.
Patent leather, morocco goat glove leather lasting
calf and fancy boots CATERS ankle es slippers Oxford ties
and all other knds and always on hand low prices
Ladies' mems and misses sandals boots and Oyershoes of
the best quality also great variety other goods not
here enumerated, which viii sell most accommOda-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07

'5zS o.-s5Ho" Storm commenced mere inns
morning.
BALE JAN. Snow storm still continues, it
has been showing without intermission since
half past eight o'clock this morning. Very
PnlA. JAN 5-Terrible storm of snow, with
high wind and intensely cold
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07
MEDIOAl.
AZ SHOULD Y8Y I7'5i
D r. j.. HOST TIER, s
CELEBRATED
~ 80 STOMACH ~ i I'ERE.
100000: Re..l.... .....a b . z. ose !, 80.


In The understanding In the medical
~ iot ne past my 3earS bas ssihi.t., ~. n,
article he produced equal 10 this - 'ssli
GREAT AETl-pYsPRPTIC.
Dr. Hostettcrs pFeIiarititi Is iut ~. ~, rn,,, !, ,I
nor ihe mere experimental OF sonls
cam verbal Investigation II the result of ,, -,
ana tlaooIate anay OF one Of te SCIENTIFIC cl,n
the present century. - = 49, q Va
Dr Hostetter submits his invaluable Rets TO arv cf
.AA u SUI bttttri personal trial uu or
oWn cCrStutio. The true properties u his nil, = ~
DC loHnd ny tbs nTst analysis !0ii force Il =, -
eusets sl be Hade manifest Ia an eo. ircrtI
I Blg snQFt space OF time upon the system
yoa DyspspiitS Then take thsre celebrated
Arsy9a nouS Tyrone bottle OF tAtse gl.tts sind l..
FIRE USE Of these Bitters : ~ ''''s' ~ 'ne
Have yea Fever and 1Euef How tshy ihoIssnis in the
est ana SCUM nave been cured on
ing nisease, D; tie use Of these B!tters. ''
Au Shonl try this great autdote re venture nl,,,
s Is .stters liter are assd case OF fptr a.d
1ne wine slHssial, taken three tluaes ds1 st,s ,
III s lO1na great tonic agent, witch ali viii appreciate
Inc sa!slsnsd Of ths iael they S DC " Nj
IhrFs ate other Bers represented to Be The hih
worthless, Our BIttrs are sItioi,t :
Isal I9r ter medicinal Vnuiites. They arr rut M, II,
containing full quart With The drcoI on
.nu II =: iiosleteTs '0g ac tttsts blpS On no hot
t. -, PRICE oSE DOLLAR FER BOTTLE
N ~ TOT sale 6y all the principal DruRRisiS Hotel Rs,
ana Dealers generally throughout the Crlttd
LAgdiiLISs & BusIJTIEID arA
;oos,r THOMPSON PATTERSON
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