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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-20

Defhi takeat-Recolect, ''dear reader,' that
this column is devoted to news 'At Home and
'76To@d, aud SO we are perfectly excusable in
Introducing TO your notice, in this department
ot our paper, the fact that Delhi, the stronghold
OF the revolving Sepoys of India, has been
fsken by the English, after a protracted and
ioioody siege. The place was attacked on the
14zh OF September and yielded to the besirgers
on <be Goth, the insurgents fering before the
V'c'Sfoas British. The orders Of the English
@omma4d1f were to spare the women and chill
o'eh' o@ to gave 40 quarter to the nsnrgent
men, This news was brought BY the Arabia
4 Large Deer.-A son of Joshua Palmer, of
Allegheny township, Somerset county, killed a
.deer' Que day last week, weighing, 80 pounds
ANY NtmSQd who can beat that, is at liberty to
present US With some of the veaison of the deer
that outwe;ghs Mr. Palmer's.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-20

Rev II. HARDAuGH, Pastor ofthe first Ger
man Reformed Church, of Lancaster city, has
resigned his charge ofthat church and con-
gregalon. TO take effect on the Isl of January
next.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-20

The Olean Advertiser says Mathew Moran
has been for rseveral years night switchman at the
Olean station for the n. Y. & E. R. r. Company,
and during the whole time he has not slept one
night, nor has he euer been absent from his
post.
1g- Hon. Robert Toombs has been reelected
TO the United States Senate, by the Legislature
of Georgia, for six years from the expiration of
bis present term.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-20

Read the advertisements of Orphans Court
Sales in our advertising columns.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-20

Col. ID. II. Hofus, Of HoIldaysburg, was
among our visitors during Court week. The
'oo'' looks well, talks we'll, and does many other
things well. He is, in our opinion prominent
member of the Independent Order of Good Fell
lows
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-11-20

.01't has been in session eiace Monday last
and wall probably not adjourn until Friday noon
lhe crowd Of people in attendance was aumer-
Gus, although the amount Of business Transacted
was not as large as usual.
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GOLD! conn G0LD,!t GOLD!!!,

Oct. 30, ;57.
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Nav %. 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-06


A FENALE RELIGIous DuEL-The CorrCspon.
dence Hayas has the following account of a fe.
male religious duel:
The Swiss protestants IRE absorbed by serio-
comic topic. 1t is a feminine duel which has
just taken place, aPpFupos to the nnsolved qnes-
tons between the disciples of Luther and Cal
vim. Two young women, teachers Of Berne.
made fanatical By their rcSding, and the individ.
ual interpretations which it suggested, could not
agree upon point Of doctrine, and finally agreed
to resort to force to settle the question. The
place of meeting was the ms st obscure part of a
neighboring wood, the hour fixed was 8 O'Clock
seconds had procured the steel weapons for
the duel was to be fought with swords After
several lively thrusts, one Of the fair combat
ants received asseyeFe wound on the leg, and
fell upon tlae aintings The combat ceased,
but our tNo easdists in pettieoats have already
rallied good number Of adherents. Il isa new
eleme lliscord with the Bernese 1t has
ecipsed tho Neufchatel question.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-06

THE PREslDExr DOONED.--The Cincinnati
Commercial, of Saturday, gives the following
extract from private letter from Washington,
from which it would seem more than likely that
the president is to add one mora name to the list
of the National Hotel victims:
81 saw, passing gas light. a couple Of gem
tlGmen, one of whom, although had not seen
him for oversiNteen years, Ialnlostknew to be
the President. | stepped alongside, and a
glance informed me that was not mistaken.
The old man totters, HIS legs are weak. A
half stumble brought some remark from his COM
p3nion, which did not hear. His reply Has:
81 am not right. Ny health is not recovered y
adding ii, sort of begging tone '.I3ut / am get
ting better" His voice is weak and his isss
are weaker. He is going, depend upon it
few more weeks, and he Nj, be no more
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-06

Col. FoRNEY TAXING NEw SrARR-Col.
John W. Foney, we see, has repurchased an
interest in the Philadelphia Pennsylranian, and
is beginning again at the point where he started
in the world fifteen years ago. No a ,ubt he
thinks he can make the PeRHsyLraRiaa a great
and lucrative paper; but this he cannot do With
out casting aside all his party machinery. ofiia-
tons and contracted notions. Some twenty.t three
years ago We were editor Of the Pennsylfdniqn:
political scoundrels, who contrived to rull the
wool over tue eyes of our two copartners lex
cellent compositors, but nincompoops in other
respects) had not been for this, we say, the
Ledger would never have been heard OF. We
wish Col Forney a full success, notwithstanding
what has passed between us. In hanging on to
the skirts of the democratic party, however, as
he has done for the last fifteen years, as party
organ, we fear that he has thrown the best iii.
teen years off life away. Such utterly sci.
hsh politicians as Van Buren, and Marcy robbed
as OF at least eight of our best years for service
but we have had our satisfaction out of them.
full and completely Y Herald.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-06


TERRIBLE Accident on THE SOUTHWEST BRANCH
RAGLRoAD.--A letter from Iron Hill, Franklin
county, No., dated P. H., of Tuesday, gives
US the particulars of dreadful accident which
occurred little before IL o'clock on that day.
1t happened on the 18th section of the South
west Branch of the Pacific road It appears
that one of the blasts in the rock had missed
fire. Mr.. Thos. V. o. Sullivan, foreman, then
attempted to put down an iron rod in the blast
when it exploded, instantly killing Mr.. Sullivan,
and also young man by the name of Thos Hur!
ley, aged about 81 years. The latter was en-
ployed in hauling away rock Both bodies were
horribly mutilated that it was almost i'm.
possible to recognize them. Mr.. Sulliyan's
head was completely severed from his body
A huge piece of rock fell upon his body-itwas
ten feet long and three feet thick and four feet
wide. The body of Afr. Hurley was even more
shockingly mangled-a piece Of rock, eight feet
square, fell upon him crushing him to a num-
my-every bone was broken-the whole of his
intestines were exposed to view, afterthe rock
was removed. It was with some difficulty that
the remains could be placed upon a board, SO
that they could be taken to a house near where
the accident occurred.
A young man by the name of Thomas Shea.
who was stopping down with Mr, Sullivan at
the time of the explosion, was blOwn.a distance
of hlty-two feet and yet escaped with his life
only bruising his hand, and being violently stun
ned-St. Louis Republican,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-06
From The Sunday Times.


HoRRIB1E MYsTERY.-It is now more than
limited that the extensive poisoning of the guests
at the National Hotel, in Washington, wason-
ly part of an atrociOus and deeply laid conSpira-
cy to compass the death of Mr.. Buchanan II
is stated that the President was forwarned of an
attempt that would be made to empoison. his.
food, if he ate any, at the National He arrived
there on the 25th of January, and on the 26th
the first case of sickness appeared in the house.
A fewdays afterwards thirty Ave cases appeared
and that of Mr.. Buchanan amongst them. The
President elect returned to Wheatland, and#no
more cases occurred. On the night of the 2nd
of March he again visited the capital On the
4th the disease re-appcared with great violence
All the symptoms of all the victims indicate A.
poison of either metallic or niaSmatic cha.
racter. The committee of investigation adopted
the latter theory, but some of the ablest physi-
cinns there rediculed the idea, and attributed
the disease to poisoned food or water. Which
is it? And if poison, was it always accidental
ly distributed or intentionallyP What was its
exact object Was it to get rid of the new Pre-
sident? II so. who is the heartless conspirator
that could so pusillanimously peril the lives Of
hundreds of people to reach that of one man
amid the multitude? The point will bear ex-
animation, and we are surprised that the citizens
and authorities of Washington suffer it to be
passed over SO quietly. Besides this, the nat,l-
raj remembrance arises in this context that
President Harrison and President Taylor both
died shortly after their inauguration Was it
from similar causess What horrible thoughts
associate themselves with the involuntary Gocs-
ton
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Correspondence Of t,e wheeling Intslilsenesf.
Letter from J. c. Underwood.
NEM YopK ClIrY- MAJ 81. 1a17-

NE6 YoRK CIFY, Nay Cd, 1857.
Aessts it0a.-L see that the papers at Rich
mond are congratphting the Commonwealth on
the Increase Of the real estate,as shown by our
assessment, from two hundred and seYenty-f1Ye
millions to three hundred and seventy five mill
lions in six years. Don't these papers know
that by the increase of gold from California and
Australia in the last six years there has been
such an initiation of prices for all the comforts
and necessaries of life, that S15 dollars will buy
less now, than 2I5 dollars would have bought
in 1850, and that consequently, the boosted in.
crease in our real estate IS merely nominal, in
fact a real decrease? Don't they know that
while in six years Virginia shows a nominal in-
crease of thirtytive per cent on her real estate,
the free States show on an average, an increase
of over one hundred per cent? And let us re.
fleet on the terrible amount of debt and taxa
ton for Rail Roads, which even this nominal in
crease has imposed upon our people, which /
see Col Voolfolk, late Senator from the Orange
district in recent Congressional Convention,
declared would, in his deliberate judgment, lead
to Reputation and general insolvency. Atsuch
n time, the almost MISUNDERSTANDING west ofYir-
ginia ought to speak out against all the Unequal
tiles of taxation, and especially against that
constitutional provision which exenpts from
taxation, all slaves under twelve years of age
and limits the taxation in all cases of adult
slaves to 5000; when likely slaves now readily
sell in the market at from $1,000 to s $500. Nor
should we even forget to demand equality of
representation on the white basis, or to de-
nOunce the injustice which makes free white la
boring men pay owners for negroes hung or
transported for crime, and for their patrols, In
stituted for the sole benefit of the few, to be
paid for by the many. Surely tits time white
lAbOring men should begin to consider some of
the causes of their taxation.
The stock of the Homestead Company is be-
ing taken up, and think will be completed in
a few days. A strong, and / hope successful
effort will be made to influence the Company to
make their principal investments in Western
Virginia have recommended persons DESTROYS
We must tTy to double f the assessment roll of
the ''Old Dominion" in the next ten years, for
that is all the revenge wish in return for her
having banished me from my farm, wife, and
children. Yours truly, -
j. C. JfNOFRwouD
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DR.. NJ. WALLETS
FEM ATE DEpTNnTNAfFs5 DIR 5

These pills have been used In the private practice of the
Proprietor, also In the Hospitals of France for many
years. meeting with Unparalleled giving the great
est notwithstanding where other remcdiea fan.
They act charm in correcting irregularty and OBJ
strnetOns, producing regular return Of the monthly dis.
charge.
mild and gentle ltmuant. They produce agreeable
exhieratlOn and happy influence both body.
Pregnant females those sapposlng themselves so,
cautioned against using these pills. they W produce
mscarriaSe although circumstances injurious to
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAUeHLlNs RusHF1EID.
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444OV d4s
DR.. E. g. WINCHELL.

81 IES11ISNENs 9IG811SI.
HAS removed his oHice 70 III Market street -
oSGIs 9o S4 MonLee hearty opposite Wash
Dental profession, ~ 49, ~ aAs
Tor the liberal patronage hitherto extended to
Us nopes ny MS particular attention, careluneas and
respectfully 8oliciEs. $l $3.50 t.s
the services Of DIR JAMES ORR Who for the psEt ve
@ 5as taken the entire charge Of The Mechanical Dent
aty OF tne late Dr. aulen where, by constant practice
nH Nast hsld o. he has perfection
~ ne AltTIF1CIAL TEETHt
oy Ihose making ouly, q few sets 4 year. 80
they arc nov Prepared g menufacture Teeth each
acquainted with DR. orrs sl need not to be CONVINCED
ma taI 81 y the place % procure superior
Ut. Htncnell gives his especial attention the on
OF and PERMANENT gen
en9 increasing patronage he relies upon that
create. - sSs'AeA "
E.B-omce open at ali hOufs ann
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FAIR TR1AI4-About $50 bushels of the
Chinese sugar cane have been distributed by
the Patent Office this season. 1t is thought by
many this cane s. destined to be cultivated as
extensively in the United States as Indian corn,
yielding, as it does, at the same time, sugar for
man, and provcnder and grain for beast.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-06

A&ERlCAN GoLoSrzATioN SocrErr-The re-
eeipts Of this society for the month ending the
goth nit, amounted TO $50, 67s, 80, including a
dOnationfrom David Hunt Esq, Of Mississippi,
aud Sl2, 5s4, 09 from the proceeds of the sale Of
the estate of the late John McDOnogl, of New
Orleans, being the first payment on the legacy
left BY him. The society's ship, the Mary Car
oline Stevens, Will sail from Baltimore for Libe,
ria on the 10th instant
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-06

"----- n
ESE PI1steFB are prepared from the Arnica Montana
that vegetable remedy used for many years In
Germany, and various parts OF Europe such astonis
Ing ecacy as to attract the attention the World and
the medical faculty rcuarlY, Its wonderful medcinn
properties By Its stimulating and nnodyne eHcts Il AZ
iSsf relief n al cases q palms weakness
fractures, govt fheumatsm, nmbago, and Is a valuabe
In liver complaints, plrnriSy, coughs colds con
SUMPTION asthma, lo6rsenesS, &c. -
This ts quhck preparations but one meeting the anna
patton OF the Medicai the enuent
bear testimony Of their wonderful efcacydav
Them and recommend them the attention Tie
than ten years. and OF the many thousand dozen sold Pe
are Yett0Aedr Of a single case Of lWrs to 9ivs relief
Tey are spread on the lofest Lambskin are easy and
comfortable and may he the delicate per-
sous IN all situations While they adhere firmly past-
ef spread OF that constance run or in any
way sod the Rhltest linen. Sold by
I. H. LOGAN & CO.,
!. -Lny4 Bri1ge Corner DruPRIsts.
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Anbrotvpes for 81

rARTRIDGE, at his and spacious rooms, with faen
ttesf operating and an light equal
any nthe country, and far superior any inhe city
in the country he prepared 70 make Ambrotypes so
they be sentby man without extra postage Also 70 set
them inlockess and pins same price DagueTeotypes
Pictures made for specimens exhibited
and warranted to last for ages unchanged.
Auknds Of materials used in the business for sale
ROomseast side Of hIaih above Monroe over Marsh
Taylor's new store auR1s
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a COUNTRY editor received remittance, with
the request to ssend the paper as long as The
money lasted He INDUCED in a BIT of 4
spree" next week, got broke, and respectfully
announced to his subscriber, that according to
his own terms. his subscription was out.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-06
'DALLEY'sl MAGICAL PAIN Ex

Z -ltCACIOR.
INFLABIATIONand PAIN are Ms nseparable as PIRHand
HEAT Inflammation produces palm and pain produces in
aamatOn Wherever there heat thrObbing or
redneSs, matter whether tits by fever hurt
Sore poison, rheumatm piles, Scad sting there
is inflammation. hundred books or a thousand sermons
cannot alter change the conclusion To prevent pain
and restore nature inflammation must be sublued To &C.
comP'h the efforts Of the physician always direct
ed Thousands Of physicians, thousand of and
most sagacous persons who have used DALLEYs MAGIC
ALPAIN EXTRACTOR, are convinced and admit, that tie
control over inaamation wonderful and Immediate
instantly allayins The palm neuFazng poison, extracting
morbid seeretOns forcing nature to resume her
renewing and healing No burn, scad sore or alment
two severe to Its soothing APP
ply 1t Immediately and the has commenced.
The Genuine tsenycloPed ina Steel Plate Engraving With
the names Of oLICKENER CO., propriesors, and
HENRY DALEY, manufactures, upon each box. Price
Is cts. per box.
Co., 81 Barclay st. New York, n. LOGAN 4 Co.
sp2s:lm Wheeling, Va.
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WheeIing Itch SoIYoolss'

wheeling High School.
VIE subscribers have aSgoeated themselves for the r
n pose OF opening CasscaI School in
nheelg IL their intention to make It In every respec
Try Pupils WIN b prepared enter any class In CoiisFe
~ % enge In the active peIsuIts Of me- The course al
studies VII embrace the EnplSh, Latin, Greek French
anu and full course Of Matematies
have had ample experience 10 teaching In
Institutions In the United fstateS and
tory teatlmoninls and references 49,
The Military Feature viii 6e Introduced "a far
daily dr, which viii be found 81 gresf IN i
ING regular exercise TO the pnps and improving their car
sehoo VIII be opened the 4th of March and cioSe
os me summer vacation on the 9Th Of July Due noce
VIII be given Of the location OF Ehe school SS
FOR the present. the e foI, AZ a..
House, whore application can Be made for fsr
Su' J. r. JONES, i51l
Of the Va. Military Instfnfe
CHARLES TUCKER,
! -ASuSo-tt O6IlsIa I
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Charlas' T,ondon Cordial Gin

Charles, London Cordial Gin
Is shown by the ReesFls Of the Custom House The
only London CoEdan Gin IMPORTED sold In bottles
all others are made here In Imitation Of It.
hisa delicious tonic beyeras and It's peculiar flavor
Csc different from other ghs universally esteemed BY an
who use IT. It adopted With great succesS In cases OF
DYSPEPSIA, GouF, RAspNAFtOt, pRoFsES GlAyE CoLIC,
FEyEa ArD AGuE FRtoFuRE, DlsEAsr ThE uRI
AAlT oRaASs, EPiLEPsY, PE1ALE IRREGULARITIES, Gc
d. YALrsI4xE MoET Of New York, letter to the pro-
iprietor, says:
CtarIes' london Cordial GfR.fs tie pHreS bed ana
WOst reliable Eetraet N .ltariper IAdVe seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by an Drug
gSts and Grocers the United and so also are @
nerOus pOsOnI Gaze fIohdoa Cordial Gin,t-tO avoid
them buy only " L r Reject any other offered to
you as you value your health. Price dollar quarts
afty cents fer pints. F EDMUND; Q. CHARLES,
ml3e-smd6W Sole Importer 70 BroadWay,N N. Y.
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Frenoh Horf.foIllf,1,

Frenoh horticulture.
NJ 9. GklssSSEi FRENCH carbohydrates Iatelv AZ
~ ron rance beFa leave % the Iadies
OF wheeling that he has opened store On
ann ssS no. I9A where can be found rich aSsortent al
bpeonS trees, Flower Seeds and others toEetier
nne coueetion Of CGmelia5, EtEOliGS 56OeeTS
l,1As EStst Orange trees, Rhododedndfums ASalsSS
Se o = and rich collection Of 500 SafigS az
uees OF he hnttt kinds cultivated In RP6nee
a P aiso h1e essoFtent Of fruit trees Is Peay
eEate prices No 15a Main st wheeling. myi-i5tdS
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Fou, tie BalttaOre Elteto. and Commercial Gazette.
HAAPToNs TIEcTURE.-This medicine, which has been
before the public for years. especially
the last year. by Messrs Mortimer MoVbray pro.
pretorS, has met With success have seen
from the most sources, large number Of pa
Nens who have relieved and number OF the medical
voluntarily given shsr certificates Of Recommendation to
the proprietoFs.
We are decidedly opposed to pHg qaack nOstrums but
as We have seen many letters 70 Messrs Mortimer Now
bray, from the sources above mentioned, feel to be
nothing more than justice cali the attention people
to their advertisement In to-day paper. g
TIL. LOGAN AGO.,
Are The Agents for Wheeling and vicinity.
~ Can on them. tsnp23-1W-daV
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MEDICAL.

m AH1PToN's TINCFUBn
HAMPToN's TINcT6RE - : :. 80
HAMPToN's TINcTuRE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
HAMPToN's TNCTURE
WILL CURE SCROFULA.
HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
iHAMPT0N'S TINCTURE
WIFI CURE NEURALGIA.
HAMPToNaS TINCTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE
HAMPToNS TINCTURE
HAMPToN's TINCTURE
WILL CURE LOW SRlRlTS.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE,
Wherever used has been successful In CURING DISEASE
For pfsEAsEs OF woMEN and cIr11DREN It Is
2Rd 1RS4id 9e ISed In every family
Nc 1875 soyTH PAcA syREET, BAIENORE
N5s EDNIR ~ SFP1ELKN,
t,, ~ g kE9lsTsh sEIElE, 3ALElaoEE
a 'tSes tsess - sse o s1 1sGi
Mss 4k ~ * s e.; Teacher,
Ter assGaee VsaEa b sgGsriad has assoaisasa her
RI1s55i241sY scPoa s 3 il r.
boy n tss family q tls Hon yi, Ilomssson, once
rom head to foot His eyeds turned inAde out, protrud
cured 6g Iamptoh's eeetsble Tinstate.
p 2 dyspepsia, 6ER YOU8 DISEASE, &C.
from these complaint for IS months with body and mind
Tineture after other things, faiIed.
- S0gGH C6NSUMPzZ0R. dc.
ness had In all, ave physleIans tTied ali tie
is4sas1 9se 70 s9sf1 Ely Ea r z4no7rRE
W6RFsR 80 s. E 5 SfS5 5s9Sy S;stsHsns ;-r
zX zE FI1eod1 ron Ia 81
THE SUMNER ITS DISEASES THE REM
,..I,,.aa EDY AT HAND.
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MURE NOVELTY MII4II FLOUR
GsE received and for sale, 40 Bblf OF L. Dudley Co.'s
- best Brand Of Novelty Mil Hour: 100 bb S
Extra FAMILY made from choice White. Wheat.
N.Y. D0ANE & OowGILI.
3 OLO V(3ESI5IST1 , = .7--------
on BUSHELS C1over8eeif for sSIe bv
laY4 THOBURN g MADDEN
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CHARLESTON
Medical Journal and Review.
EDITOR AND PTIfBTTSHER

TNHE twelfth Volume Of tins JOURNAL commences With
y January, 1851. twill heretofore, be independent
o. every local interest and influence aud devoted 70
the interests Its patrons, and 70 the and
dSsemnatioEof sound yieHs and correct observations
This JOURNAL e issued the rst OF every alternate
Each number comprises one hundred and foRtyfouF
octave pages, and contains STEEL ENGRAVED PCH-,
TRAIT OF q distinguished Medical man.
The volume begins with JanuaT and e win the
November Issue. It VIM thus contain PoFtaIts ana
eight hundred aud sixty four pages reading natter
TEAHs,-FOUR DOLLARS per ahnums 81 ddeGne65 which
e9tites The sn5eEt6eE o receive his numbers oEFnsT
AeI. subscription to begin With the January number.
" Persons Wishing 10 subscribe Ghouid GddFss M ,v
letter enclosing $4 which vim be rsk Il tie letter &
FegistsFed O.HAPB0LDT, II. D.,
- 4Iasse--9n y Charleston, 8. G.
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nave used Professor Woods Hair ~ sot
49, y. y prevents the hair from coing ont and
~ ssIs ana s9nesS very desirable me Frav
M h , aye disappeared Others Of my IAN.
1t pFofesses . be. HENRY CIARK afieSsSn In u an