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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-24

MORE COMMENTARIES AlREsrED.-Two men,
named Silver and Miller. were arrested in Gin
cinnati on Tuesday last, upon suspicion of deal,
ing in bogus coin and counterfeit bills. Upon
the former, tifty.four bogus gold dollars were
found, with some $50 in counterfeit bills Mil
Ter was also searched, but no contraband funds
were found upon him. Silver is saii to be res
pectnbly Connected in Cincinnati, but has recen-
ly served a term in the Virginia State Prison.
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A Coop srLEcrroN.-Woa are much gratitied to
learn, that our esteemed young friend, John
Brown, formerly of Washington, Pa, has re-.
Gently been Oelccted Cashier. of the State Bank
of Missouri, Mt St. Louis Mr.. b. is well quail
fed for that, or any other station to which he
may be called, and will discharge the duties de-
vOlving upon him in the capacity of Cashier, in
way TO reflect honor upon himself, and be
ereditable to the institution
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By THE NATIONA.ISHINH.
oFHoE 9oRaER5 ATIIl 45D lIoNRoE, sraEETa
Q slFRoSf-.lYA sBINGToN

APRII. 23.New Orleans mails Of the 10th
only have been received. The mail of the l7th
is now due. Augusta and Charleston papers of
the 2lst contain nothing of importance.
The Department of Interior this morning
completed the organization Of wagonroad corps,
namely ort Ridgely and S6nth Pass R6ad, liY.
=, Hobbs of Minnesota, Superintendent Philo
II Hubbs, OF Minnesota; disbursing agent A..
Medhf,y, of Ohio, engineer. Fort Kearney,
South Pass and Honey Lake Eastern Division
Al. =, ingram, of Missouri, Superintendent.
la Beall. of Maryland, disbursing agent. F.
w. LAUDER. of Massachusetts,, engineer. West
ern DiVision-JobR Kirk of California, Super
tntendent. Frank Denver, of. California, ilisbur-
sing agent. Bishop, of California, engineer.
Ell Paso and Fort Yuma, JAS. D. Leeeh, Of Tex
AS Superintendent, Gabriel Jordan, of Ala.
bana, disbursing agent n. II. Hutton, engi-
neer.
McCiraw, Mobiles, and Bcech leave Washing
ton to-day. Kirk is on route to California.
Operations are to be commenced with the least
practicable delay.
The War Department has not completedits
organization for the road assignedit.
The number of office seekers has largelyii in
creased during the present week. They press
their applications bothat the Departments and
at private lodgings, while rest is also fatigued
with their opportunities 80
Henry Hubert has been appointed Collector
at Memphis, Tenn. s-al
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Z FPnM GaIGIGn

APIlL 2s.-RuDners have returned from the
reported passacres in Blue, Earth county.
Forty settlers were murdered at Big Bend, and
several women were taken prisoners Great
alnrmis every where felt, aslall of the Indians
beyond the Minnesota river arc assuming hos.
tile attitude. III :
Rumors are rife Of an alliance between the
Sioux and Ghippeways.
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ESCAPE OF w1aoSsElLER.-The Pittsburgh
Journal of yesterday learns from gentleman
from New Castle, last evening, that John NJ
WagOnseller, the defauIting Cashier of the New
Castle. Bank, had fed from that place some time
during Monday night, taking with him his wife.
Where he has stored for, of course, nobody
knows q, and it is not likely he will again be
arrested. His sureties are liable for the respec-
tive amounts of the bonds into which they en-
tered for his appearance at the next term of the
Lawrence County Criminal Court. -f.
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WE understand that Mr. Tippctt, the author
of the cold water safety steam engine, is to give
lecture upon that subject, and his navigating
balloon, in Bridgeport, this evening, athalf past
Z o'clock, in the Methodist meeting house. The
engine is to be put into operation for the inves-
LEGATION of the scientific and the curious.
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Tue HEMPFlELD.-A bill has been introduced
into the lower House of the Pennsylvania Lee
gislature, authorizingthc Pennsylvania Railroad
to snbscribe 81 100000 to the Hemptield. This
looks asif there was a determination to complete
the rOadto Greensburg, at an carly day.
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CnnpRR,s MII.I CASE

DAYTON, April s3.--The Jury in Cooper's
will case brought ina verdict at o'clock to-day,
affirming the will. This case has been under
trial three weeks, and involves property to the
amount of nearly half million Of dollars
The case will be appealed to the District Court
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ATnrS Eu4.-Mr. Conway takes his benefit
tonight, and appears for the last time. a very
choice bill is offered,-Mr. Conway appearing in
his two iavorite characters Of Thorold and John
Mildmay. His John Mildmay is the admiration
of the theatrical world, and, as our Philadelphia
correspondent says, in his letter to-day, is really
artistic 4
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lsfOALER 5GnSHING

T. NEwRunYfolsT, April q. Caleb Gushing ar
rived here to-day. Great honors were accorded
The Mayor welcomed him, and Mr.. Cushing
was fired, military and civic procession was
formed, and leYee will be givensat the City
Hall this evening.
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Wha6IiIlg FIiRh school

VIE Tor the lF-
IL Fps u Opening Classical ana lI9th Eehri "a
fheelns 1T make i every FsSpeei
pqlal 10 Academies ard gh 66b3Il oar Sahii.
o e ne estye permits Of NE HE ee1rte %
sutieE7 ErlnEa e. the Enfls5f French.
aud langnaseS5 and full conTis of
aYe bad ample eTpefienc6 d tshshng In.
various Aoadenie8, and are Eralaates of ti ~
Institutions IN the United can aFnish Safisfles
tory teatinduial5 Feferenefh IN r.
The Military Feature win Be Introduced 20 M ~ q b,e
daily drt VII be found Of great advantage Civ
.9 eais1 e ne and tslr ear
me School YIN be opened tie 4h March and eiose
WIN be giyen 81 ne laea Ton q The Sehosl. - =
For The Tie Be found a. re afLnre
HonSs Where be made for further inioFa-
ton. st7-tii 2 tAlalt j. r. JONES'
OF theSN AIlltafI ID tfiliea
OHARLES TUCKER NJ
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Fon ST. Loris.-We notice that the popular
steamer, Martha Putnam is in port and loading
for st. Lonis and the west. Passengers and
shippers cannot do better than to patronize the
Martha, She is one ofthe most reliable steam.
ers aaoat
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New7YorlE A6vertfsements.

IalBFRA o.
ALBERT G.. RGCTIARDaQRiS
Advertising and Corresponding ONCE, No. 36Q Broadway,
80 q q. - New loEA -
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Il class engravlngs Will be made until idfther notice
ALL CASH PURCHASES OF
L0oKINGfGLA SEs spICTTfRE. pr AAIFss..
.ssgsy kN0RAY1Niss ARTISTS MATERIALS &e-s de-
WHICH WILL NJ soLD or ma 1RbuCTfoy
at The LOWEST 1fARKET ffIUbs and lie privilege OF
selecting ead deduction from mmense Stock and great
7sifa4t- AFlat ItNR ENGRAvIEGss - = sEffs3 =
GIVEN TO EACH PURCHASER.
In. our LO0KlNG-GLAsS DEPARTMENT may be hsd
every Of PlLRi ANL and MANTlg MIHRnRs, P0R
AMI PIorERR RRANEs, CORSICEs Bass, Dc Of our
own exclusive l1anufaeturei FROM ehoe and
e be obtalne aud Of rqaiIty.
class Impressions of all the finest European EnErayngs
win enfal assortmsnt of al deslryeie pubcaions
In ARTISTS MATERIAL DEPARTMENT. viii he
found (o superior quality onlS every feduiis Tor the
Artist, Amateur, or Pupil.
The usual 70 the Schools Orders BY
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To the economis and all desrouB obtaining SUP rior
quality AZ moderate prises the above
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anI4zsn--l&E aNl BroRlypys New York.
iff(jE4AlSN MA n lSS1-ff----7z
e AMERICAN DRAWING ROOEK.
Part ~. NOS. rsAily. Price 81 cents. sysi
ING IN OIL AND WATER CoLORS.s sse-z q Eli9s
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Lake the-precedng numbers PART " Isl
PR0RUSELYa ILLUSTRATED
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me Autumn Any number ssld separately mall
prepaid, on the receipt Of the price. i a
s5s. J. s. RBDPlELn, Publisher,
2 apl4-lW=d&Wa No. 81 Beekman street, New York.
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FIFTY musical gentlemen from Charleston,
Va, have made arrangements with the Kanawha
packets TO visit Cincinnati for the purpose of
attending Thalberg's Concerts.
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HARPEhs WEEKEY,-7We have received the
last number of this ever acceptable paper. 1t
contains an excellent article upon the Mormons
also a continuation of its illustrated sketches
in Nicaragua
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Rau1oXal

THE sulseriber ttates JlSlrn In N nts
tlin Eeiernl Iii customers and friends
that ne intolls to RIAlOYE his llsayys and = 80
WANDERING Stbeitbf DIOt6itig *
srle5oua roam, 20 Alhn Centre N1ealni
By A. Pollock. and TIE deqrS helo HosaeF
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ASTONISHING AND ALMOsT IMPOSSIBLE
BUT STILL "A FAcTlE s'is7
Important Nottoe.

Important Notice.
PEING desirous Of selling out my large stock OF French
ID BFandes, French and German Wiie Imported WhiS-
keys Domestic Liquors. an AsOs large lot Of
the best Imported Cigars, and different other aTsleI
hereby customers and the public that will sell
from date, oAsH QLY, Wholesale retail, avery
reduced prizes, and cheaper than any other eSlabhment
afford, lfany person shnrla be willing 70 bay my
wiz set the price the eost-pEtee-
to can and sEFELH. CONRAD sTRoBEIs
No. III Main sareetSs
q y fE q ss Near the Wire Suspension Bride GEL
Wheellng, Reb. LIST. 1851. sEss iebt-al-
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The LECTURE that was to be at Washington
Hall lastnight-did'nt come ofE-cAusE why
there was no audience
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FH6LBERG IS COMING NExT WEEK.-We call
attention to the advertisement Of the fact in to-
days paper. Ever since the commencement of
his tour to the West we have noticed that his
progress has been one continual triumph. Our
exchanges take up whole columcs in critical an
alysis of his extraordinary performances. One
of them in speaking of him says:
As to Thulberg's manipulation there can be
no room for criticism. The instrument has new
or had more scientific, able, and dextrous in
terpreter. NoimaginaGle excellence was want.
ing the tones were clear, crisp, and sparkling;
the melody, the sustaining harmony, and tie
graceful wreaths of ornament were ali brought
out separately, in beautiful relief vet forming
one perfect whole. How such exu6erance Was
possible for ten fngers-how the air with its
lishment could be represented by one man. tBns
a marvel -
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RlvER NEws.-Water % fcet.

YER ENEMss--N atcT ~ lceC.
.1rriraLs,- Cheyoit, James Wood and Yeno-
ma, from Cincinnati. Iowa, Minerva, and Buck
eye State, from Pittsburgh Albenarle, from
Parkersburg Convoy, from Steubenville. j.
b. Ford, from Louisville.
Departures Chevoit, James Wood, and We
mona, TO Pittsburgh. Iowa, to St Louis. Mi
nerva, and Buckeye State, to Cincinnati Abe
marie, to ParkersbuTg Convoy, to SteabenYille.,
st Louis papers of Tuesday report the Mis-
sissippi as falling rapidly. On Monday it fell
two feet, and in the evening was still falling at
the rate of one inch per hour Missouri river
is also falling 1t fell four feet at Weston on the
night of the 18th. In the Illinois there is a
fine stage Of water, though it is falling slowly.
From the Cincinnati 2asetts Of yesterday ne
copy the following:
"A letter recRiyedf from LeayenwOTth City, says
that the steamer eSilver Heelsn made 81, 600
clear, on one "Trip from St..Lo1is to st Joseph,
and would make 1000 more from St sInsep6s
to Omaha City. The writer Of this letter SAYS
the river is higher than it has been for. five or
SIX years. The greatest activity seems to be pre-
yailing among all sorts of men about the head
waters of all the great rivers
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REMOVAL.

lla
NHE underaigned. gratefull for patronage teyay
received from the citizens Of Wheeling the public
generally, at the old sand respectfully ask CONTINUE
Snce OF hs their location, No 1I5 laIn ne
tween Monroe and Union streets p.
purpose, at 70 keep such sSoftent Of
ClilNAt GLASS QuEENSWARE, HOUSE STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods on hand that viii be likely sut
tetAste ofall who faYofus with their patronage
Our Rooms are spacious adording facilities
IN the West to exhibit goods to advantage, and Asfes6f
our Retailing and picking department shall continue to
keep on hand original packages OF assorted QueenSWare
TO this section OF country and the extreme West
which Will be offered at small advance the cost
Connected with this house. Il 4 PUNT GLASS MANU-.
saving the carriage from tie East to this point by buying
'ne'f S's's ea' !F9g nR tIS1T1,It IN
mh14 No.I15 Main ST., between Monroe Union Sc
llount Wood Cemetery
NHE Truseesol Mount Wood Cemetery, icing duly an.
toEiled, viii offer for sale ThurSday5 t day OF
May 1906 on tie Cemetery ground, all the 6nsOld lots
about SIX hundred and ftyn that the Cemetery
ground already laid ont -s5sIi3f :
Trustees UouldFge upon alIpeFSons deSrOus Of pht-
chasing lots in MountWo d Cemetery, the Importance Of
doing either before the sale proprietor has
offered to double the percentage teslle ali made
bythem Tbs percenaRs TO the TruFteeR fund for the
Of the Cemetery grounds, there
tore matter Of the present holders
as well as those who may become - -
choice Of lots be had ou time pFeTfoE ID The
day sale by application the undersigned either Of
the Trustees! JOHN G0SHORN,
$50 fg y President of the Hoard
John BEhOp, i. Cooper J, IT Williams, H K Lat, WEh
allant Geo Robinton, W. Paxton, Il, Morrow
p. d. TAYLOR mhi34dT'
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RIVER AND WBATHER =.

PfTTsRgRel, April 28.-= River g feet lOinches.
falling. Weather cloudy. tHs
/ CIScINNA4l, April 29.-ARiver rising. Wea-
ther clear. ia 10 :. 1se. al 4
LOUISVILLE April 99,-iRiyer iupcEauged.-
81. LOUIS Aprili23 River here and nll the
upper streams continue to fall Weather clear.
and warm. = s,44n /,
ST. LOUIS April 28.-Evc.-All5 the rivers
continue TO fall. Missouri is getting quite low.
There is about q feet water OH the lower rapids
of the Mississippi Illinois in good boating or
der Weather mild, clear and very pleasant.
I, slEvANsvILLE April 90. Steamers Northern
Ligh, y. Q. Fremont, Allegheny, Blue Wing,
Southern Belle, Creole, Il. F. Sass, Fairy Queen,
Dunleitii and II. II. Winslow passed down. Ga
zelle, Mcclellan, j. IL Bell, U. S, Mail, Rochester,
and VIM. Knox passed up. Arkansas Traveller
arrived late last night from Wabash Return
and Arkansas Traveller left for Wabash. River
falling, weather cloudy and mild.
d" ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-24

srE&NBo&rAccrDENT- THE steamer FnEIGur,
Err, night before last ran afoul of raft up at the
mouth of Rush run. 1t was found impossible
to get her off, and so raft and all was landed
She was heavily ladened.
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The LatrObesunk at the same place. tits hoped
will be got away the first frcstet
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l3Y TELEGkAPH:


rT.5rs7 Il IL rgIr 2. iBnlltnlOre NLoFIIe1. Err
BALItsIoEE April 23FIour, Wheat and Corn unchanged
CtneinnRII Market.
CtNcISHATI April 28Pour active aud higher sales of
200 Dds az for ordinary to eholFe Superfne,
the demand s chiefly for SPeculaton Whisky hardly
Market hrnnf.t zf1t 2EtTEG aGI{ 3S1 W 3
New OrleGns Marker.
NEW oRERASsi Aptl 21--SaleS Of Cotton 1890 bales
prices Irregular. Receipts to-day bales; receipts less
than last year by 1I6O0 bales Receipts less in all
Southern ports by 90 baes. Mess Pork At S2s
Rrsishts on cottop.to Liverpool e 70 lIavte q. q,
-.,ts-r Philadelphia Market.
Ph1LADR1PHIs Apr 22.-Plour Quiet but firm At 5000
Rye Flour firm at 81 Corn meal $Sl2 Wheat Is in better
demand, sales 6OOO Bushels SI46 4S and IS
@loI for white. Rye sells freely ST. Corn ia demand
at an advance 1c, sales J bushels for ycoN hold
ers now ask 90 Oats wanted soc. Groceries and
Provisions there is fair trade without change price
New York Market.
NEW YaRE April buoya sales OF II 600 bbls;
Ohio advanced bc sales e625a6b6. Southern ayanced
lOc; sales At s60965 Wheat 1rm 5000 bushels sold;
St Louis white advanced DC; sales 81 81. buoyant
zOC9O bushels sold; white advanced L. Ness Pork ad.
5ScisRlea at 1S5f9I4T. I
Stocks lower Cleveland Chicago Michigan Central
S4; ETie ~; Cleveland Toledo 64 Cleveland Pitts
burgh A9G Milwaukee %; OhcaE Rock Island 96l iii.
npls Central; bonds AIichiFai Southern i65 n
Central s6; Penn. Coal Co IS; Reading n; Missouri
6 sS Mississippi I2i Clev. Col = Gin. l0I Virginia ore
gl Canton 81 Cumberaud194 Sterling exchange arm
III ~ 1r1a .i 100
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EEw YoRK, April 2s.-It is reported that the
Frigatc Niargara has been ordered to make her
trial trip us fur as Norfolk, in order that her
machinery may be tested before going to sea.
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MEETING or CouNcn-- There will be called
meeting of Council this evening at the usual
hour.
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FRQF. DEGRATH's PRACTICE.
a SheEEA cared IN Ora Night 81 ne Grdtk Electric
.LETTRH FROM On. EEYsKR.

=, - FRQF. sDEGHATII'S PRACTICE.
a aerEA Cared IN JS &tlkt 81 ne 61rtk6 Eleetric on
slETIRR FROM Oh. EEYyRR
-. - PHlLADRLPHIA, May 99, 1856
Pre- ne GIrdtt % Soeth 1IIOsLl q, F6fld.:-
have remarkable enre DtpntS Sheriff Kerr Of pitts
blrEh, had very swollen and panfd hand iSpE1 tbe
OIL personally, which gave instant relief He has recon-
euded the OIL to others Afflicted with Rheunna sn Ia which
the results were most Satisfactory. b ~ q
Truly yours q > -. GIN. N ECRysvp
~ Large bOttlea ten times cheapest. II
Re4D.-PhnE DECiRAEu-GiTuttl House June 49, 1885,
Dear sir:-Your on cured Of Shines 10 one mint
recommend Il highly. Yours, gratefully,
JoHs. LIVINGSTON,
I'd Law Magazine, ISL broadway, n. Y.
DeCsTatll laadelphih, June 10, 1850
Dear Sir ~ had swollen limbs year, and one ottc of
your on cured me. i shall everFeuember YOU.
Il i J. II. NOLAN, 52S Chestnut ST.
publlh from families
eaIe OF hoa8teES and deeeivers
The Eenuine Electric ON, sold 90 South Eighth St. and in
See cirtjfedtsj Ia. FeeEll 1,tpers
f5iee % o. 1nd y per bottle, and no person has
, ,Eee Any rear Electric OH but myself Ia tE any
er in the world of Electric OIL.
For saleby 7. u. LOGAN { CO., Bridge Corner.
Also Dy LAUGHLINS' BUSHRIELD,
apr Monroe Street.
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aoRNERAL AoRHTs. 10 sTff-i
Phi4dslphia Z W Dyott Sons, 189 N. I'd street. New
1oLE' PARK SV4 broadway Duane. Bait.
more CuSpare Brothers, Gay and Penna Avenue Gin
elnnati, John D. Park Chicago, barclay Beothefs2fSs
naLeT S. ~. Louis, barnard Adams Co. N. OrleanG
J. S WEEShs 4 Co; fl5fifl 11f'i-f
western irBina; IT, d. Logan Co., and nfe CTS.tH
ana Merchants generally throughout the UnE States and
y. z ~ OCt8dAWIy.i
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Ioanf WashIaglon Ionic celIege ear

mo1nt WRshtngton FcmnIe college ear
Baltimore. =
session Of this dourishng institution l6ea-
ted ct Mount six miles onf a. tl's
Central Railroad and chartered by the Maryland sEISia
@ VIII open on the first Wednesday in Nay With
aeuly OF experienced instructors, conBsting or ave
and several ladies' This college e ali that could
Ps desired Tor the Of jlhed female education
~ y Ge ~ a = highly salubrods
IN tue state The shady and brantfl sioGnds afford a
PIE scope for pleasant walks eathf1i reeFeation The
Is large imposing brick ed1ee rected expreSgiv
LOT anEst class female coilese toF6ueh ITbf
So Ess handsomely furiaed, supplied to eaSii
has accommodations for about 100
" very complete, costing not iess than
berB 81 b0aTdeFS, ~ -
and further information can be obtaied Al The
Union once, and Of Rev. DR. Z. Henef and Hon - Yan.
Maryland - ELIAS TJvfS9ir iSHH ~
INTELLECTUALLY PRECEDENT ~ me Roc Is ~ 49,
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THE oELEBRATED HoLLAND RENEDY

SPEPSI4A-,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF IMP KIND.
FEVER AND sAGUE,,
And the varouG affections consequent upon disoFdered
STOALACH OR ETElERasaatts
such q Indgeson Acidity Of The Stomach, ooeEy Palms.
LOIS OF Appetite Dependence OostIveress
Neuralgia AGections It has in proved
highly bepeaslal and in others elected decided cure.
scientific principles, after the Of the celebrated
in most Of the European States, its into te
states was more especially those of
mighty Meeting with great success among them,
6o 9GF a. f5S ATsTisaa Eass truly
to those persons con-
ardent 6sT foFms IF Use Of
simultaneous in eject It nds Its way directly to tie sestof
Creeping spirit and, in fact atdsns new life and wort
CAUuoNl
The great popularity OF Aroma has Induced
BE not to buy anything else ntiyou
yop how superior It's athese
wIAT1rIs DOING FOR THE SICK. /,
VIM: sehuclman ESQ., the well krOEn says:
~ have frequsntly used Boerhayes Holland Btters and
nnd u Invariably relieves indigestion and debirty''
Rev Samuel Babcock says: found special relief from
fered.i S'''- st'sn nag long sn'-
w wSodysl, ESQ, II have ussd Boerhave's
ing i TO be Just what IL Is represented.',
JODAtnan Neelys st. have
derived great benefit romy weakness Of The sto.
Hch and indgestion y ~ ~
James NJ Murphy SAWS fer, Seversi n !,
failed Doshaye Holland Bittss ne Sai tf aaS
my heart and side, arising indigo stlOu.
The editor Of the RittannIng Press Save. Aftr on
Of the best physicians in place had failed Boerbayes
AoAand Hltters cured me Of the dyspepsa
ETanes Felix, only manufacturer fthe origha EStract
OF Sonee says: 81 know that Holland Bitters Is one
or 1VeF.' 'sIs =, ~ ''H
Wig, editor Of the Packel Baltimore pronounces
~ nsGetne deserving the confidence OF the puhlIc
EherhartI the leading German physician OF Penna
mas II frequently during the three with
gans, or of the system generally y
The manager Ofthe T,,l
myself and was therefore induced try lis eject nIon
my Wle' troubled with the great debility common TO ali of
than anything she has ever takefi:IS . SOU
ROI1OEWhoeYere expects to This beyeTaSe ,iII
Dc but TO the sick low Spirited It
lar remedial PROPERTIES - VI N'AsV-
proprIetors, z9 - SsS'DS sle s0le
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