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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-24


RoBBERIEs IN EAST WnEELIXG.-A great deal
has been said recently about robbcries in East
Wheeling, and we concluded yesterday to make
some enquiry as to the extent and frequency Of
the depredations. Like many others We were
under the impression that the operations of a
set of low thieves, were confined to hen houses
and clothes lines in that locality. We find that
this is not the case. On the contrary We have
asccrtaincd beyond shadow of a doubt, that
numbers OF the residents of that part of the
city have lost money, considerable sums, at diff
fercnt times. In one or two instances the thieves
have been so bollas to secrcte themselves under
beds in sleeping apartments, watch where the
money was deposited, andafter all became quiet
in sleep, crawl out from their hiding places,
gain possession OF the money and other valu-
ables aud escape, leaving doors wide open, after
unlocking them from the inside. There is scarce
ly night passes, according to the statement OF
gentleman. upon whom We have reason to rely,
but something is missed from the culinary de-
partlnents Of the houses, brass kettles, butter,
hams, clothes, handkcrchiefs aud even tho bed
covering. The depredatiens have become SO
bold and frequent that heads Of families never
think of retiring to rest without loaded pistol
or gun by their sides, with fixed determination
to use them in defence of their funds and prop
erty.
The question of who are the authors ofand
operators in, this proving system of robbery is
of some importance to the sufferers, yet strange
to say, the police have yet to hear the first par
ticular complaint The officers have heard oft,
be sure, but only in general way.
Some say that there is an open organization
Of outlawed men aud abandoned wO.nen em.
camped on Wheeling creek some two miles from
the town, and that nightly they pOunce down
upon our unprotected city, and steal enough pro-
visions to sustain life during the day. 1t is re-.
ported that these thieves amusc themselves play.
ing cards bathing in tho creek and lighting
among themselves while the women prepare their
meals from the stolen articles.
II the police have good cause to suspect the
parties alluded to, why are they not arrested
and brought to JUSTICE 49, 81
We heard it whispered about on Saturday
that company of indignant and suffering CHI.
zens is to.be formed and q terrible dissent made
upon unrighteousa nd unlawful appropriations
of other peoples property. This plan may or
may not be executed. lift is s'may we be there
tosce.. -
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BAsS SrEUcK BIZ I.rsuTSING-1 Three Men killed
This sad calamity occurred last Monday, near
Bolton, on Fish Creek Hills, and resulted in the
loss of three valuable lives and the total de-
straction Of the barn and its contents. Are
there no means by which this subtle agent can
be controlled, and human life aud property Sc.
cured from its ravagcs2 We venture to say the
barn in question either had no lightning conduc-
tor tal, or if had any it was one of those old
antiquated rods having power only to attract
the fluid but none to conduct it.
In 0LTIs' PATENT LIGHTNING CoNDUcroRs and
Insulators, We have perfect safe guard against
the attacks of this insidious foe; and those who
have their houses and barns under its protec-
ton may rest with perfect security, during the
most violent thunder storm. We would call at
tention of our country friends, aud others inter
ested, to j. NJ. billions, 1o2 Market street, where
they may see samples ofthe rods, insuluters and
points, See also advertisement in another CO.
lumn.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

Mines who shot Wagstatf, mas been dis
charged on the ground of self defence.
Considerable excitement has been caused at
the ST. Nicholas Hotel, in consequence of u
dedication to the amount of twenty thousand
dollars, on the part of one of the entry clerks i'll
the, establishment The accused was arrested
and is now in custody at the Hotel awuiting.tne
result of an investigation by the proprieto's,
Treadwcl, Actor d Co.
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FROM NEW YORK.

AUGUST 22.-The Herald publishes case OF
child substitution, in which DR. Cauin, Mrs.
Cunninghams confidential physician, figured,
being the father of the child by girl lie had
sedlced, while he was attendant physician, also
asitnilar case of seduction and attempted dis
cd by the mother refusing to give her consent.
The mail steamship, Fulton, Capt Witter,
sailed at noon to day, for Southampton and
Hayrc. taking SGUO,OO0 in specie.
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AscExE.-Arresttd.to for Gtimbliag.-Two men
namcd Clark and McFcran were before AID.
Duty on Saturday afternoon, to answer a charge
of gambling. 1t seems they were playing a
gamo Of old sledge, at n coffee house on Main
street McFcran had six Willie Clark ''got along
with only one" They were playing for FIVE
dollars side and Clark seeing there was little
chance Of winning, suddenly snatched the money
and rendered himself invisible. McFeran had a
warrant issued for Clarke's arrest, and upon
hearing the evidence in the case, the Alderman
imposed fine of seven dollars upon each. Nc
Feran paid his fine, but Clarke, who is terbu-
lent fellow, expressed his intention to seat it out
in jail" whittier the officers were proceeding
with him when lie made an attempt to escape,
and had to he knocked down and severely
choked before he would succumb to the adj
inisters Of the Law. u
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CAaP MEErrNs.--Therc will be Methodist
Protestant Camp Meeting, held on Rush Run,
about six miles from this city, in Jefferson
county, Ohio, commencing on Thursday next.
The members of the church, we learn, are ear
nestly requested to bring as many tents as posi-
bic and worship God in the groves few days.
All ministers within reach are requested to be
present.
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If all our readers who arc troubled with Liv-
er Complaint, Jaundice or Dyspepsia, will read
tho advertisement in another column of Dr..
SASFORD's ISvIGonAToR, aud then try bottle,
we should not see so many sickly, despairing
people MS now meet our gaze at almost every
corner, for there never was a remedy of which
so much is said, and that performs so nearly.
what its proprictors say it will do. 1t came to
us so highly recommended that we could not
fail to try it. and trial has convinced US, with.
out doubt, that it is the best family medicine
in use. We take it for Headache, Sour Stomach
Billiousness, and any of the little bodily ills
that are common, and it does produce pleasant
state Of feeling TO the sick, and what is better
after using ita few times, these ills grow less and
less, and there is prospect of being entirely
free from them by continuance in the use of
the Invigorator. Now ne with to impress our
readers with this, that the Inyigorator is med
iciao particularly adapted to family use, and
where there are children subject to little dis
eases, as all children are. it is invaluable, and
saves physicians, bills. and an untold amount of
anguish both to mothers and their little ones
SeiOt0 Gazette. augS-1m
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On Saturday a German came to Aid. Dnlty's
office, and evineed unmistakable signs of hav-
ing imLibed surplus of whisky. lie was Oh
dered away, but wouldn't go, and it finally be-
came necessary to hand him out upon the pave
ment by force of arms He soon afterwards
came back, aud annoyed the officers of justice,
until he was committed to Jail to get sober.
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NE,Y YnRk. MAREcr

AUGUST 22.-F1our depressed, sales of 1000
bbs at SO, 25a6, 40 for State and ST, 6Oa7 90 for
Ohio, decline of l0c; Southern unchanged.
Wheat unsettled, 100 bushels sold. Provisions
quiet Corn heavy, 25,OO0 bushels sold. Lard
1.2c better, sales at 1888. Stocks dull
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Exc AND EAR-Dr. j. l. Smith, of Balti-
more, is stopping for few days at the Monroe
House in this city, and will operate upon those
affected with eye or ear disease. His remedies
arc painless, and always successful. Give him
call. s
DIR. S. will be absent from the city on profes.
sional business until the Goth of August, when
he win return and be pleased to accommodate
those who may be in need of his services.
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PAnADx.-Tbe parade of the State Fencibles
on Saturday, was rendered unpleasant by the
heavy shower which followed their appearance
in the streets. However the rain ceased after
awhile and the company repaired to the Island,
and afterwards marched through the principal
streets to the admiration of all observers. The
Feneibles are increasing slow but sure.
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DGAru OF PRlSrrn-We were surprised
and panied to learn, on Saturday, of the rather
sudden death, by bilious collie, of Geo. w.
James, printer of this city. The deceased
was member of Franklin Lodge, No. 10, In-
dependent Order Of Odd Fellows, and had en-
deare'l himself to the members of the order and
the typographical craft by his many amiable
and virtuOus qualities. He died at 8 o'clock on
the afternoon of Saturday. His funeral was at
tended yesterday by the Odd Fellows, in a body.
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TRANSPORTATION
FnANsaoaTAElor oE1lcE y. 90. R.

TRGNsPoHFATIoE OFYTcR y. 4 .. z! r. =
tf WheeiiRH Sutton, June 18TH 1857
ON and after Sunday evening, June Passenger
will daily sac A. NJ and G
p n. and &c r. II. Wheeling time. tl - tE7=5
The AIal Train daIS (exerpt SundayS) $50, A. NJ,
WIN receive and eaFse passengers at All the principal
stations.
Tie Express Train daily At S:SU P. ", win receive and
discharge passengers the following only
wood MOundsVe, Cameron, Burton, BentenS Ferry Graf
RolesburR Piedmont, Cumberland No, ~ W Station,
Sir Johns Rnn, Marnsbur, Harpsrs Ferry, Monoeacy,
SykesNilie and WAshlngton function.
The Accommodation Train daily (eKeept Sanday) AZ
10, p ~, VIII receive aad dseharse Passengers At an tie
principal stations -. =
The Trains will arrive follows: The MaTraIn at4s
A. Nj Express Train At 9:98 A. Nj ACCOMMODATION Train
At 6:80 r. ~. BY order OF f ,sq
W. s. wooDSIDE, Superintendent.
lels g.B.toRp, AGENT e
1NlshING TacEle, Section Fishin Rode Cane FI1hInE
II Rods Limerick and Common Hooks In coed variety
~ lmysI :. Z. WILSON c9s-
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cHRIsrApoRa, No. s Astcr House, New York,
has produced the best Hair Dye in the world,
and its sale throughout tho United States is
immense See his card in another column and
send your orders a above.
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BALTIMORE MARKET

BALTIMORE, Ang. 22.-Flour, sales of City
Mills at G,0OaG, 123. Ohio aud Howard ST, $50
a6,T5. Wheat dull and lower, sales at |, 3Oa1 ,46
for Red, and ,4Oa1 DO for White Corn sales,
White s6ss9, Yellow S6a67. Whisky quotcsa at
274a2s.
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A FlxR nAIx, with terrific thunder and light
ming accomplishments, visited this neighbor-
: hood on Saturday. The lightning has been
very destructive to life and property this season
Our exchanges teen with accounts of accidents
during storms.
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w HAT <AUNEhIlSlNS OOES.-1H our regular
columns to-day viii be found an advertisement
of several new and highly interesting works re-
Gently issued by j. d. Lippincott & Co., of Phil
adelphia This house is one Of the most extern
sive book concerns in this country, selling
more works, we believe, than either the Har-
pers or Appletons, of New York. The adver-
Using partner of this establishment told us few
days ago that they paid, last year, nearly seven
ty thousand dollars for advertising. They count
their shipments of books each day by the ton.
Another instance Of large and successful
business will also be found among our adver-
tiscments, in the card of Phillips & Jennings,
of Philadelphia, jobbers in foreign and domestic
goods, bought exclusively at auction. One OF
the firm informed us that the very irst year of
their business, so large trade did they build
up from advertising, that they were enabled to
divide profit, which many old fogY, non-advcr-
Using firms, of years standing, might be proud
Of. They, too, annually expend thousands of
dollars i'll advertising.
Still another case We find in the Maltby House,
of Baltimore, one of the best, if not the very
best hotel in that city, advertisements of which
have been scattered broad cast throughout the
length and breadth of the land.
1t does US good to contribute our mite toward
the further success of such men, as well as to
embrace the opportunity to call the attention of
stand still merchants and others who blind their
interests to what advertising will do It's the
great secret of success in this age of the world.
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SIIllT

NEw YoRk, Aug. 22.-About one o'clock thi,
morning well known Lawyer named Henry j
Wagstalf, was shot dead at public house, OIL
Broadway, by an actor named j. S. Minis, re.
Gently attached to Burton's Theatre. The latter
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a NAN named Carr complained against the
proprietor Of brickyard, on Saturday. before
AID. McCourtney, charging him withau, assault.
Itappcarctl upon evidence that the complainant
inStigutcd the difficulty and he was accordingly
fined Instead of the defendant "a
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FROAI Sp. LOUIS.

AUGUST 22.-Col. Roberts, from New Mexico
reports battle betweenthe Apache Indians anl
Col. Miles command, ON ella river, i'll which
twenty five Indians were killed.
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Best, p g..
@AGhS d. 1900
IRON.
PIGS, Hanging Rock
By rELlSc4ItAPtl.
CINCINNATI MARKET

ArGrsT 22.-Flour dull and prices dropping
though not quotably lower, sales of 400 bbls al
s., 25a5, 80; receipts moderate. Whisky % 1-z
and dull. No change in other articles.
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UNFOUNDED REPORT.
BosToN, August 22.-The reported failure OF
Blanchard Sherman, of this city, is without
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ELrcrlox.-Thc following gentlemen were on
Saturday elected to the Directory of the Fire
Marine aud Life Insurance Company:
L. s Dclaplai"e, j. r. Baker, J.Sweeney, W.
W. slriver, j. List, A. p. Woods, j. II. Hop.
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FouSD-on Saturday evening $40 bill
The owner can obtain itby calling at this Of
fee and paying for this notice.
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ARRlY

New YoKk, Aug. 22.-rhc steamer Edinburg,
from Glasgow. has arrived. She saw nothing
Of the Telegraph fleet.
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Tnr RryEn-The Belle Creole was to have
left on Saturday. evening for St Louis. She
had pretty good trip at very low rates
The j. b. Ford is due here from Cincinnati
We see tlat some of the Cincinnati papers, as
usual, announce her departure for Pittsburgh.
The Ford is not Pittsburgh boat, and never
was above the suspension bridge.
We learn from the officers of steamers from be-
low, that thc farmers are bringing their products
down to the shore for shipment to this city, and
over the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
BY the sinking of the j. p. Tweed. three per-
sons lost theirlives. One of them was man
named Telford, from Paducah.
Capt Jerry Diler, Wednesday, sued the cap
tain and owners of the W. /. Maclay. for not
paying Wharfage dues on recent trip at Louis
vile. The case was taken before a magistrate,
who decided in favor of the city, of conrsc, and
in addition, mulcted the owners Of the boat in
fine of $40.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

CHICAGO, August 22.-'rhe Republican State
Convention met in Iowa City on the l9th.-
Hon. r. p Lowe was nominated Governor and
Gran Terrell Lieut.. Governor.
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FROM Sr. JOHNS.

ST. Jouss, Aug. 22.--Wcather pleasant with
westerly winds. The Submarine Telegraph
fleet is confidently expected to arrive Mt Trinity
Bay as carly as Tuesday next, ifthe undertaking
be successful.
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SUSPENDED.
LOUISVILLE, August 22d.-rhurston & Ely,
grocers, nave suspended.
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s4 BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. AGO,
Manufacturing Pharmaeeutista and Chemists,

oREERAL AaKHTs.
Philadelphia, T. W. Dyott Sons, 1872 N I'd street. New
York, Barnes Park, 800 Broadway Duane.
more cusrare Brothers Gay St and P.nna Avenue. Gin
Water st. 81. Louis Barnard Adams { Co. N. orrans
J. Wright Co.
Sold by laughing Busfeld Wholesale gents for North
Western Virginia; T. n Logan Co., other Druggists
and Merchants generally throughout United statts
Canadas. oct8dawly.
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IOOYSh FANCY CAPS-Just received extensive los
ID yB Fancy Cloth Caps Black, Brown, Drab Pearl and
every color Also ne Of Gents Black
and Drab French Son Hats.
The above articles will be sold than they
got elsewhere. Our friends and the public generally In
Vited to call and examine for themselves.
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SINE ENttRtStStsS
GIVEN TN EACII PIiRCuASER.

y IYFssS TO EACH fGFCIINShFE.
In LooKISG.4LaS< nEPAET3iES1' may h. hst
every variety of pIrE, wNL aud MAsELs MrsRos Pop
and PtcFCRE ERANE5, cuaSics, BAStS, e., Of
exclusive manufacture, nom CHOKE and original "a
signs elsewhere be obiRRr anil nf superior qua.it
class Impressions Of all the hnest kunpen 6n.TAvlnSs
With sen-rai assortment OF all desirable pulleastcnA
found (of superior quality Oniyl every ErTas's Ter a
Artist, Amateur, or Pupil.
The usual dis cunt the Trade Shouls Orders 10
lr..r cnrC ili filled packed Withthr utmost
the economist, and all rsircus eI obtaining sop rnr
quality articles, moderate prices ,r ASIc rresenisn
equal - ytintaRta. sau1ssLf
WILL ms, STEVENS, WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
-1t-d&W :a3 BroaiiWAy, Ecu TorS-
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fSHEAPEsT WALL PAPEBs are for sale by
~ JOE. GRAVES,
iy23 Centre Wheeling.
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THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER

Win be furnished to subscribers living In any
part Of the city or suburbs, at 10 cents per
week, by leaving their names at the Office.
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THE INTELLIGENCE.
MoNDAY MoRNINa, AUGUST 2, l8s7.
LEGAL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-IlIaNNENIl
We thesundrTpgned publishers IN the city
Of Wheeling have this day agreed that Will not insert
any Of shat known Ia gal Advertisements" unless
said paid for IN advance Our
for doing Fst the insufficient compensation for pub
lshing such adyeTsemtn anil second, the unusually
amOunt Of losses aecrunG to from the neglect
inability Of parties to pay for maiy Of them.
: - FL CAMPBELL 4 McDERbIOT YInt>TReneeF.
JOHN r. RDRRELL, Argus.
augs JANIS B. BINGHAM, Times.
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And the various affections uIUn dsordered
SIO.HltC en- or LIVER,
such Indigrsti"n Acility Of the Stomach coIeky Pains
Blind ann flEeing Piles. In AL Nervous Rheumatic and
Ntnrngic Affections has In Numerous instances proved
highly beneficial, and III others tirctet: decided
This Is purely vegetable compound, prepared strictly
civntIfc principles, after the OF the celebrated
Olland professor Boernve. Because OF its
most OF the European States It's Introduction into the
United States intended especially for those Of
atsrtand scattered here and the face Of this
mighty country Meeting with great success among them,
offer It to the public knowing that Its truly
uilerfu medicinal :tues must be acknowledged.
to those persons whose
utio have beer impaired by the continuous
ren. 81 rits, OF ut! frns OF dissipation Gele-"yin.
in effect nds Its way directly e e isat OF
IroOpns prlt and fact intusng life and viz
he fprr i +
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BOURBON WHISKY, Just received and for sale by
ID iay2n w. a. EDWARDS & BRO.
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Lees Commercial Acade my.
no. 2es nam STREET., (I1' S7ALRS)
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DAvID LEE, Principal and Instruetur-he most expe-
~ riencea and successful practical instructor in Book
keeping by Double Entry, in the United States
entire Of Bopkkeenin md it ad.
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The great popularity Of iSdcghtful Aroma induced
nany imta !. MS which tt public should guard aEaInt
Ur persuaded to buy thing
given B rhave's Holland Btters afartral One bo
Ne will conv how i7Snitely superior tits to nthese
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purchasing. Or persuaded buy
given B, raVe's Holland BItters flair trial.
Ne will ccnYi cyou how superior tits to nllthese
WHAT IT is DOING FOR TIE SICK.
WIN. Scuchman Esq the well Known photographer,
have frequently used BOerhave's Holland Btters
lind 1t Invariably relieves indigestion and debility"
~ use for severe headaches with which had long snf
}ercd' tL
J. ". woodwell, ESQ.,, says: ~ Boerhaye's
Holland Bitters myself aud recommend II To Others know
ing II to be Just what It Is rcprrsented'' = -.
Aid. Jonathan Nicely Of Lower st. Clair, I have
derived great benefit from Its weakness of tn"
Icl and Indigestion
James 81 Murphy says: After several physicians had
failed, BoerhRves Holland Bters removed the pain from
my heart and side, arising from ndlgcstion.o
The editor OF the kanhng Free Press cater
Of the best physicians In the place failed, BoerhAves
Holland Dittcrs cured of the dyspe psa.
Francis Felix only manufacturer the oriIna Extract
of Coffee" 81 know that your Holland Bitters
of the best medicines in the world far sordeed stomach
or liver"
Dr. Ludwig editor Of the Faekt Baltimore proncunces
It medicine deserving the confidence Of the public
Dr. Elerart, tile leading German physician of Penna.,
has prescribed frequently during the last three years with
marked success, In deblated the digestive
gans Of the system generally.
The manager Of the bAuu Vinegar Factory az
myself and Was therefore induced TO It's effect upon
MY wife, roubled with the great debility all
consumptve hAbi and really It. Is doiuH her good
than anything she has ever taken.'
NOT1CE.-Whoever to and in this beverage will
be disappointed but to the sick, weak aud low Spirited II
will prove grateful aromatic cordial possessed of sngu
lar remedial properties
al ii bottle, Ofsix bottles S5 by
hR