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yder /! powder, y,

UST received in Magazine and FOR sale, 5000 kegs sO
half kegs, SOC quar- kegs Dupont celebrated Rife Powder
o. M. & s. F. CHEATHAM, Agent
mThlI-u for the NanufaeiurerA
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Rosemont for Sale

WE have For Sale hat most beautiful and dssiFabls
w paee, kOsem0nt, the former residence " SOatha
deed 81 miles from Nashville, the M1r es5boro PIKE
eoDsns 70 acres Of Land fhne quality 81
most b-anuiu and romantic buiidng In the eu1HtFy.
has drstrats Sprhg and sng house. good Garden house,
and Negro houses; also, Brick Kitchen smoke hOass
extensive Orchard, with every variety Fruit Of ne 80
quality good Bargain will be given.
Sept. 18Th 1851. III, r. W. BRows.
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TNIFTY Thousand bushels wanted, for which the hig
Z market proe will be paid, by. =. 49,. 80
iuIy JI-tf B a.H iH- corner Of MaTset and hureb
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SCALrN! SC = LF1eEI SCALESI!g
FULL Stock Of Fairbanks ceebrctsd SeaIes-Dorm
n Platform, Grocers Counter and Beams:
Coal Scales. In and for sale at Faeto
prices, by W h. GORDON q CO.
ma ~ Sole agents for Middle Tsunessees
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Paint ing asgtab ablis EZz1ent
non REWARD.

RIOO KEW a hUs =,
DANAwAY from the Subscriber, nnRg 1 neSh S IaMRS
h Giles eonnty two negro men WIbLAAs ana JAmss.
WiII Ia aooqt95 years OF age very olaek, soou hve
feet Ten inches high, rather ane voice. i'e
LANES Is about "a or 95 years of sge very paes WIN
mod deal of white his eyes near si1 es n@
So . u ,oce carries himself very erect. Bill had
y hIsrkst over coat James had black cloth cost no
esye Teeossled will give the shove Iewsrd Tor them
SIyd in isiI SO tha may get them, $50 for either
them. iauE.-o--ll = ~ ---H--1e.-
FOR RENT, -
TESHE large Room in building on the corner o. Cedar
n and Deadriek streets, siey occupied o. M P5gney
Sept. lS, 1851
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n. ORLEANS s. CAIRO

- U. S. rEA
M A IL LIN E!
THB regular hour for departure Of me Nall routs
4 T5o9 O'Clock, 4, except sundsgs. Whsa Ehs
steamers
7. C. TWITCHELL......H. W. SAITH Maslsr,
VIRGINIA........ ........ c. T. REYNOLDS, "a
win leave either port, New Orleans and Cairo pnnetaay
Al 10 O'clOCk M.
From Cairo 20 Orleans hey viii arrive a Memphis
Mondays leave for New Orleans immediately alter
the ar ivai Of the ears, at 8 O'Clock r. 49,.
Rsiurpinz from New OrlsHns, will arrive q Hsmphs
HOLLAnAY, PRECEDENT
New Orleans aud CHfrss Nal CompsnV.
T-7 Por freight or passage apply on board o. o.
- 2 RBDAAN, Agsns
sveq4m New orleans s Cairo Nah Line, Memphis Ten
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). IL CURREY.
Funeral Undertake

AM prepared to furnish COFFINS Of every description
tom the one Caskt to the plainest Servants Coffin,
gether with everything necessary for Funerals orders
eft al my Ware rooms, Deaderick street, door the
UP and Up Livery Stable, between Cherry and Summer
streets, wall receive prompt attention both day and night
IL Fur ure of all kinds repaired and made to order
The best styis. Iluly9l ]. b. CURREY.
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C. E. HARDY & co.'s
As3AasAr> CITY 4h1A

LIVERY SALE STABLE.
Oa band number Of choice Horses Busgies carriaEss
~ &c, which will be let reasons ABLE terDt we viii
give our personal and careful attention purchase
OK keeping horses ousg es &C Our charges s1al always
be moderate; and BY strict attention 10 thor o
nope 70 merit the patronage Of liberal eommunty.
Nashville, Oct ,, 81. ImmsdisSsIv 5eoa, Brosd.
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LUMBERl- -LUMRERf

LUMBERI LUMBERi
THE undersigned extensively engaged in the Lumbe
business, and respectfully solicit orders from Ruiders
and Others needing thing in our line. They
The bes Cedar forests In Wilson county prepared
furnish kind Of LnmbeR either OF Cedar other timber
Their Depot is al the Nashville Lumber Yard.
Orders for Lumber may be addressed the underg
Gladesve, Wilson Co., Tenn, left with Mr.. DARDEH
our Depot. KIRKPATRICK, DRENN0N 4 SkMAONS
nI7-'57-dly. KIRKPA TRICK & GLASS.
FINE CHAMPAGNE VINES.
WE are Just in receipt of about hundred Baskets Ci
w Champagne Wines, Of the very finest brands lbut
srenot i'm nporters, bah!) viz:
20Bsskets of the Palma Champagne from Bunart. Pnrs
Piles, France. We the agents for this wine In Aas
willie, and it is equal to any in the world.
Is baskets Gold Medal Brand, very superior;
% baskets Mumm's CabineE -.t
70 baskets Mum Imperial;
Is baskets Clquot
~ baskets Redseal Cabinet, very superior;
u baskets Charles Heidseick pure; .. lt.
2 baskets Compte DMOntebrn, for sale at very small pr
Ht st "a Union street, by HoLLISTER & CARTER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

MAY DAY.-In olden times, very pleasing wri
tiers tell US about the sports around May pole
on some village green, where the young people
ushered in gentle May, with songs and jOllifica-
tons. We trow-speaking in the ''old style, y
that they, if they werc not always mythical
humbugs, must have had brilliant time yester-
day. Just itnnginc, in the exuberauce of your
fancy, the youths on the village green-the
masculines in short nankeens, shirt sleeves, &C.,
the feminines in low necked-c rinolines, or
something clse-diminished skirts, flying round
May pole. Then taking rest on the green
oh! theidea of green, even of a most delicate
invisible green" yesterlay-its rich. Then
suppose such thing as green was now in ex-
istcnce-what delightful cool scat-the dust so
well laid by the timely rain. The Ideals so ia
king, that VIC defer further comment until we
first go out and take roll upon some chance
spear of grass. We are off.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

SUPERSTITION people along Barber's
Run, in Jefferson Co.. Ohio, are greatly excited.
The sound of man sharpening saw has been
heard at point on the run, night after night
When the people approach to investigate the
matter, the sounds cease, but commence again
on their retiring. Many years ago saw mill
owner was murdered near the spot, and the citi-
zcns of the place affirm that his disembodied
spirit has returned to earth on some especial
GRAND.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02
REMovAT


VIE nndeTSEned gratsful for the patronage they have
generally, at the old stand respectfully ask continue
anee Of tho same at their location Main
tween Monroe and Union streets
at all seasons to keep such
CHINA, GLASS, QUEENSWARE, HOUSE q STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods hand that will suit
the taste Of all who favor with their patronage
Our Rooms spacious, adOrdng facilities unsufDRSsed
in the West to exhibit g00dS to advantage, aside
our Retailing and packing department shall
keep hand original packages Of assorted QueensWnre
adapted 70 this section of country and the extreme HeSt
Connected with this house, Is FLINT GLASS MANU-.
FAOTORSi hence our Country Merchants RELY uDon
saving the carriage from the East to this point By buying
their Glass and Queensware from us.
J. x. DUNHAAT& CO.,
mhl4 No.16 Main ST., between Monroe Union stss
MOunt Wood Cemetery.
ME Trustees Of Mount Wood Cemetery being duly au.
thorEcd Will offer for sale Thursday the I'm iay Of
May, 1891, on the Cemetery ground all the UNFOLD lois
about sig hundred and fyln that part Of the Cemetery
ground already laid ont -
Trustees would upon all persons DESTROYS OF
chasing lots in Mount WOd Cemetery, the Importance of
doing 80 either before at the sale proprietor has
offered to double the percentage bn sa9 ali lots made
general Improvement Of the Cemetery grounds and there
lore matter OF great present
as Vel os those who may become purchasers! y :
choice Of lots be had previous To the
day by application TO the underSgned or either Of
the ETtGtees. JOHN GOSHORN, II
President Of the BOARD.
John BIshoP, I, Cooper, j. Williams IL x. List VIM,
IalanG Geo. Rohnsons Jas. W Paxton, John r. Morrow
= GaElor. mh13-td
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

Loss OF Tng a. c. GoDD1x-We find the fol-
lowing particulars of the loss of the steamer a.
G. GOddin, in the Missouri river, in the st.
Louis Republican Of Tuesday.
''The steamer A. c. Goddin, Capt E. Tracy,
left this port on Sunday at ? o'clock, PM, with
large cargo for Sioux city, aud sunk yesterday
morning about O'clock, twelve miles above ST.
Charles She islying in ten feet water, and it is
thought that she can be raised. She had on
board valuable cargo, portion of which must
be damaged, although We have vet none Of ne
particulars. The A. c. Goddin was little over
one year old, and was valued boat We pre.
sumo she was fully insured.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

HENPFlELD RAMEoAD.--We find the follow
ing Paragraphin the Baltimore Sun Of the sOtl,
and give it for what it is worth. We rather
think it ought to be 900 900 instead of SOC, 900:
A bill to authorize the HcmpEield Raildroad
Company to issue preferred stock to the amount
Of $500, 900, has passed both branches of the
Pennsylvania Legislature
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

ATnES4Eum.-Mr. IIanchctt takes benefit
this evening, and tits to bchOped that his many
friends and admirers in this city will not forget
him. The bill selected for the occasion is good
one, and should draw forth crowded house.
The bill can be seen by reference to another col,
umn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

HARPER, for thcprescnt week, has been receiv-
ed. As usual, it is filed with choice reading mat
ter, and iSjust such paper as should have an ex-
tensivc circulation. We cheerfally recommend
it. 1t can be had to the periodical stores
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02
RIvEa NEws.-River 0 a. 2 inches.

Arrisals.-FOrest City and Alma, from Pitts
burgh. Jane Frenklin from Parkersburg. Ar
gyle, from ST. Louis. Convoy, from Steuben.
vile. Nebraska, from Suntish. John GauIt,
from Louisville.
DfpartNrss.-FOrest City and Argyle, to Pitts
burgh, Jane Franklin. to Parkersburg. Alma,
to KeOkuE. Interchange to Louisville. Com
yoy, to Steubenyille.
The Galena Adeertissr says that a Gag worth
$500, and purse Of $500, is waiting for the
first steamboat that arTiyesat st Paul from
Galena.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

JoaS VAN LEAR, Esq, Cashier Of the Wash.
hgton County Bank, (Md.) died very suddenly
q! his residence in Williamsport on Friday eve
Nlng last. Heis supposed to have been attaclI-
g with disease of the heart, as he was in the
enjoyment of his usual health up to within q
lew moments of his death.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

PAHORAMA OF FrALy.-This splendid panara-
ma will be on exhibition at Washington Hall on
Monday evening Our citizens should not fail
to pay visit at the Hall and take look at it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

STRIKE on THE B. & o. RAILROAD.
BALTIMORE, May LA strike among the
freight conductors on The b. & q. r. r., which
eral fEeight trains were stopped on the road last
evening by mob Of 100 conductors. who as
sem6led at some distance from the city and
rushing on the cars, while in motion, they un-
coupled thehais, carried off all The couplings
and dFOveth engineers and iremcn into the
woods. Great excitement prevailed all along
the road, the strike being very general through
out the entire line Efforts were being made to
induce the eDgineeFsto join. The Company re-
fuse TO compromise with the strikers aud will
Immediately pay them of and employ new men.
The strike IS, In consequence Of the sealing of
the cars which has given offence to the eo1duc-
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s,,~ PROP. RneEATp,s PRACTICE,


PROP. DEGRATII's PRACTICE
a SteV cured IN One Night 6y De FdtEs E1eeSric o.
LETTER FROM DE-. KRYBRR.
~ =, :, -. ELADELPHIA, May 90, 1856.
have remarkable Deputy Sheriff Kerr Of Pitts
bnFGh, had avery swollen and paifnl hand, applied tf
Oil personality which Instant relief He has recom
ended the on to others AFFLICTED with rheumatism, which
the Tesult1 were most satiBfactoFy. -
Truly yours, GRo. H KEYsER
~ Large bottles ten times cheapest. 60
RRAD.-PRoP DEGRATH-Girard House, juno 49, 1888 -
Dear Sir Your OIL cured Of Stiffness In one night
recommend It highly. Yours, gratefully
JOHN LiyISGsFOS,
Ed. Law Magazine, 1877 BrOarugny, n. V
ASoTHERProE eIphIa, June "a, 1850
Dear Sill had swollen limbs for year, one bottle Of
your Oil cured me. 1 shall ever remember you.
y. IL. NOLAN, 62S Chestnut st..
NotceThRtI publish certificates class families
Beware OF boosters and decevers IN
The genuine Electric OIL sold 80 South Eighth St. and in
every town.
See Certificates Ia Weekly pdpers
Price 49, 50 and 81 per bottle, and no peTson has ever
made any real Electric OIL but myself, in this OF any
other city. - -
PEoI CHAELEs DkGRATH lscoVerer sole manufaetur.
eF in the world of Electric OIL. 5flE5i 80
Forsaleby T. H. LOGAN 4 CO., Bridge Corner.
AlsS' by LAUGHLlNs' 4 BUsHFIELD.
StFeet- 3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

RocERs, MAcuuE & Co, of New Orleans,
merchants and steamboat agents, recently failed.
Their failure has, We understand, seriously af-
fected an agency in Cincinnati
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

.ts.. : =. oRkRBAL A0INTa.
Philadelphia. 0gott Ial n "a aApsst
1eEst 6sInss 91 corner Duane. Bali.
Ee Gay -, and PspnA. Avenue ON.
Joln D. Paw. Chicago, barclay BFdfhsF5 81 81
= etsg +9pt9, Barnard Adams Co. H. OTIeanS
oia ay = Wholesale Eslts Gof NORTH
lessfn IiEeniai F. q. loGHn Co., and other uFulElS
and Merchants generally me DATED M
49,. = oct84hV1ys
f9;VAhS AND kHstl :5Euek, slde PlH, RIdi5F C9mis
~ HIATT Go tiII, Comb
o. ell kinds. cheap e q LaPIIl J.E-Rls0N CO.'S
90 BBLs Aleohpl, &c and 9S IeF cent f all 5
~ -el4 LAuGHIaNR 4 RUsIITIELD.
1AP5l OAP6l- % lsJu1f TEc-i7ESI -i-I5f 81
Raglan GeP, ies year, entirely new AZ.
tlels.z, Z. EsPlsl SD. HARPER SON.
M 3 eli oGea t1g day sptne beautifn ltfIes erFin
J ~ s4AAts, Ap4ei h4lktlELIs GWEAalHdEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

Persons from this quarter visiting Wheeling,
will do well to stop at the M'Lnre House, kept
by Mr.. j. G. Metcalf as it is by all odds the
most eligible stopping place in the city. The
arrangements of the house are perfect, and all
connected with the establishment are accom-
mOdating and attentive. Mr.. Ephraim Barnes,
DR., formerly of this place, is one of the clerks.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02
THE. INTELLIGENCER.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 2, 1857.
TO THE PUBLIC

wehave :hls day sold to Mea,r, oanpbeu HeDernO,
sheentrrs IassIsenesromee. weretarr
TO our patrons tie many acts kindness have
sered hands and cordially commend our successor.
tOthsrnOtee. they win ever beEOuud prompt
and attentive every department business, and viii
u,eeysy effort deserve patronage Of the community.
Our accounts will 18Th instant. and we hope
rlend, will aid speedily closing up outstanding
accounts.
The business the arm be settled by either of the
p,ners and Mr. Beatty win be found a. the ONCE for that
parPo... BEATTY co.
wheeling. Oct. sth. 1856.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

MATRNoSY By THE WnoLEsALE.-The Louis.
vile, Ky, Journal says In tho Catholic
Church at Lafayette, Indiana, on Easter Sunday
Ten couples were married, and each, Of the brides
We're named - Hannah" A eoekney would Sall
this HdRnah-adted scene
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02
ABANDONED

ABANDONED.
NEw BEDFoKp, May 1.-The Schooner James
z. Burtlne, from Boston, bound for Philadelphia,
has been abandoned at sea. Her crew were ali
saved and arrived here
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

- p 80 :. I0tNUNU UEloE' AIlEl.I -
The strike on the 3; & O. r. r. resulted in
very serious riots this afternoon. -Four freight
issued to-day, All the trains we're m05bed near
Ellicotts Mills by the rioters Some thirty
niuszets were fred fFcm the cars, wonndint two
rioters. One train got through. The others
were nncouplsd by the rioters, and had to re-
turn to the city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

THE PlrrsBuno MAn--Day after day com
plants are reaching our ears about this mail and
the present arrangement forcarrying it, where
by our citizens are made to wait for nearly two
days on them coming from a point only 40
or 80 miles distant 1t certainly is grievance,
and is fit subject for the inspection of the
Post Office Department Mt Washington. We,
ourselves, feel its inconvicncc each day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

Nsw PorAToE-New potatoes have arrived a
Louisville from New Orleans. They sell a
81, 80 per bushel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02
FIRE.

CINcINNAT1, May Ia fire occurred last
night, and destroyed the contents of Mann and
Stratus Clothing store, and Springer & Fries Lii.
quor store on Main Street, south of Pearl
Loss fully covered by insurance. Caused by
incendiarics.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02
NEBRASKA.
WILCOX O. 81HLEP.

LCaU.A q Sd HL.ER,
ATTORNEYS Ht Law & CsenornI Lnnd AEentS,
OMAHA CITY, N. 4.
MILL make collections pay particular attention to
W investing money in Real Estate.
HOney Investments for the frat hundred dollars Eve
per cent and three per cent an that give
WITHOUT charge fu and accurate description Of all
and city property, and Of Lands quality OF SOIL roDor.
ton Of prairie, timber land, water, ETC., etc.
VIII buy property for capitalists sell the same when
desired for onehalf the profits and saFe equal.
y therefore We will be equally interested securing choice
property.
Letters Of inquiry, inelosing postage stamp will receive
PROMPT attention. We Will also attend any business en-.
trusted to our care for Western Iowa.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lard Oncaha, Governor Of
Nebraska; Daniel WoOdsen, Sec' Kansas Territory: A. W
CamDbell Wheeling, Va; Rev Daniel waldo Chaplain d.
House Of Representatives; Leroy futile Cashr West h
Bank, Omaha City, N. 7. mills 8tndaw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

LAND WARuAxrs.-The Financial Circular of
Messrs. Sweeney Rittenhousc, .&'Co., says 'the
supply of land warrants has largely increased !;
an dthc demand being light, prices have sud
denly fallen off two cents per acre We quote
the mnaket dun at the following rates, viz:
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FROM 3ROSIoN

MAY THE vote in this State to day on the
constitutional Observation-Disclosures was small but
all adopted by decisive majorities; Boston gave
800 majority for reading and writing amendment
1000 for amendments diStricting the state for
Senators and Representatives. New Bedford
VOTED against the reading and writing amend
ment. s1t e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

American Wines and BRANDY:
CSnotMa9ft 4Enll9f aud zaResS XSG1Ggt 6raRds.s 4
SSPAHhllNG qAEA@BAs Quarts and E'nts.) The rival
NJ otkreneh Chanpagne.Ls- p = -
,y SLLhL CAFA"BA' Corresponding to German Hook
3CATAWBA BRANDY, Distilled from CafaVba Wine
Strictly pure for medical purposes uprtValled.
DIRECTIONS.
Keep the Wines in ahoriaOHti oosito, aud In cellar
II an even temperature. = f4afs
In cold tOedtheT the PARKLTNG WINES should he kent
Tor three days before using in room, at the tenn.
Peratu[e OF about 20 degrees, that the Wines well
warmed through.
Ice should never be used In SPARKLING CArAWBA
WINES, for u Injuries their and favor and dutes
the Wines thus destroying their character. The Wines are
too sengltiVe to bear Ice. ~ ~ ~ !
~ In Offering above Wines to the notice Of The
American public, desire persons who NAV
purchase them that they the strictly JuIcR or
CATAWBA GRAPE free from any and every form OF adulter-
alton and alcohol excepting
from the natural process Of fermentation.
The SPARKLING CATAWDA Is not made to INITIATE pny
toreEh article whatever; but Is designed just
V represented, an AE1eeicnIl Killing Wine. as
ChamPaEne Is FRRHClI Sparkling WIne' Here the res
ee96lance ceases as the American Grape far more rich
anu EtV Its nnvor makes delicious wine.
prejudice only and ncousstent With true taste and ud.
ment. @ -
The STILL WINE Is highly esteemed by Medical men as
most admirable tonic for inYalds for sACRANRNrAL
purposes " wholly unexceptionable.
The BRANDY made from the Grape diners IN a
material degree from ordlrRr French Brandy course;
but AZ the same time possesses nil those qualities which
should superior article of and when
u desired to have strictly pure Brandy for medicinal
DINER PuFPeaess ltcannot be over. estimated.
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, va,
apt-taW A 4 oRNTF.