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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-09-24
TTETILLE, TRNN: THURsDAY, SEPTHHBHR "a, 1857

AS the wind sunk to rest, and th
< tsky became clear once more, ou
g travellers went on, and after an hour
swift trot they arrived safely at Wolf
I burn. The necessary enquiries be.
! ing made regarding the whereabouts
of the young lady's mother, Argen.
sen drove her TO the house specified
and yielding to the urgent solicita.
tions of his felIow-veyager, he went
in with her.
! The first question of the afflicted
girl was answered in such manner
that the warm blood flushed over
her cheek an d brow, and a ferveEt
Thank God p burst from her lips.
Mrs. Huntingdon is better, much
better said the lady whom Miss
Huntingdon addressed as aunt and
Julia for that was tie name of her
who had put to such a trial the cour-
age of William Argenseu--advanced
towards him, and laying both her
hands in his, she burst into a flood
of tears.
He took both the hands and press
ed them to his lips. 1t was all the
reward he asked--all she sought to
give.
=
One year later, and in one of the |
most splendid residences in Boston,
there was a wedding; the groom was
William Argensen, the bride Julia
Huntingdon. That night of horror
had become tho parent # a love
stronger than death, more enduring
than life--and before that love the
naughty pride Of Julia S mother had
melted away like snow before the
The noble young noun
aineer, for the sake of that love. left
he hills and valleys he loved, and in {
celebrated University, his mind al I
eady rich in the royal gifts of ma t
ure's God. became refined in the t
lanes Of heaven-sent knowledge. e
They are very happy now in their Q
.orgeous hoase-that fair young wife |
nd her noble husband-and often do !,
hey bless the fortune that caused 4
hem to spend that night on the Win #
ipiseogee. a
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-09-24

A New WRINKLE.- Ii has been as
csrtained that the Kansas election
laws provide that every free white
inhabitant Of the territory, who is
over the age of tWenty.one years,
and who has been bona fde inbab-
liant the requisite time, shall be a
qualified pter. The word mule, :
which is usually found in this CEN
nection, having been omitted, it is
contended that woman can vote, as
they come fully up to the require
ments Of the Law.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-09-24

There is no accounting for the
fancies Of the feshale sex. A daugh-
ter Of Mr. John AlIshouse, Of Green's
burg, Pa, eloped recently with a
young man named William Smith,
who is totally blind, and has been
living in 6feensburg for the last
four years on the CHARITY Of hotel
keepers.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-09-24

WHITE SLAVERY IN CoNNrcrIcUr.
In Messrs. Barber and Pnndefs0n's
History Of New Haven, published in
1856, among other curious ndver-
tisements copied from the "Connec-
ticut Gszette,' printed in that city,
is the following:
'ast imported from DaI6a in
the brig Darby, q parcel Of Irish ser
rants, beth men .and women, TO be
sold ekeap, by Israel Boardman, at
Stamford.
New Haven, Jan. II, 17C4."
So it seems that less than one hun
dred years ago, men and women
were brought from Ireland and sold
as slaves in the State-of Connecti-
cut ! And not one hundred years
before that time, Indians were sent
from Connecticut, Rhode Island, &c,
to the West Indies, aud sold into
slavery. Curious historical facts,
these.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-09-24

A girl recently committed suicide
at Fish Greek, va, in consequence of
of an unrequited love. attachment.
The superstitious people in the
neighborhood would net allow her to
be buried il the churchyard, and her
remains were inferred at the cross
roads, in accordance with heaihen-
ish custom and obsolete la0.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-09-24
The SUGAR Trade.

The fall in the value of Sugar and
Molasses has been within few weeks
past. The losses on the stocks on
hand must have been many millions
of dollars to dealers in this country,
and much more to foreign holders.
The Boston IrareIger says:
The decline from the highest point
is now over 3 cents h., and there is
a strong probability that bottom is not
yet half reached. When the decline
had reached only one-half the present
amount, a few weeks since, the New
York Lpdependsat estimated that on
the stock Of $4,000 tons of Sugar,
and 100000 gallons of Molasses,
held in that port alone, the loss was
fully three and half million dollars.
OF course it must be double that now,
and if this loss is made on that stor-
ed in New York alone, what must 1t
be OF the vast quantity afioat, in
store il Europe and the UnitedStates.
and the stocks on hand in the sugar
exporting counties. 1t cannot be
less than fifty millions Of dollars al
ready, and as the tendency is steadily
downward it viii probably reach
hundred millions before the dealers
will be able to touch the next crop.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-09-24

There is an old lady in Wheeling,
Va, upwards Of "a years Of age,
who is the mother Of twenty-five
children, Il sons and 4 daughters
She has l21 grand children, ll8
great grand children, and ] great
great grand child, all, with the ex-
ception Of five dead, 2 girls and
3 boys now living in one neighbor-
hood. One Of the sons has 16 chill.
dren, ore -, another II. One of
the girls is tae mother of II chill
dren; and another is the msther of
I3, all the rest ofthem produced be-
tween 5 and T. The father, grand
father. great grandfather, died at the
age of ", twenty-one years ago.
The twenty-five sons and daughters
all lived to be grown up men and Eo-
mon.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-09-24

Az ABOLITION PREACHER ExpELI.
fD.-A correspondent Of the New
York Express says that a preacher
named ]. g. Richardson has been
expelled from Tazewell, Tennessee.
lie gave up several thousand Adolf.
ton tracts which were burned in
the streets.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-09-24

Fifty-four years ago the first
caRpmeeting was held in The Uni
ted States. It was held in Ken
tucky, and The Methodists, Preshy-
terlans aud Baptisss cordially united
On the great occasion.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-09-24

Bishop 0:ey, of Tennessee, says:
-sPhirty yeais ago came to Ton
nessee With my wife, my fiddle, and
a horse and sully.. My horse and
sulky are long since gone, but my
wife and fiddle remain as good as
new" Happy mani
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-09-24

5 paddy, did you ever catch a bait"
81 did that!" s'When?" "At Miss
Maloney's ball. Mick FinigIn brought
the fat of a shovel over my nose."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-09-24
GboNf 33oetrg,
The Harp Of a T'llOnsand Strings.


Come. generous friends, 6 little while,
And listen to my song.
And though my subjects very great,
Ny story won't be long;
Pm going to sing about the times
And several other things
Well sing the words and play the tune
On the Harp Of Thousand Strings.
Religion, Politics and Law
Are ranging under par,
AS seen by microscopic aid,
IN pulpit, forum, bar;
4 focus brought on either one.
The same result still brings
A human being playing away
On Harp of Thousand Strings.
The preachers don't, as they used to co
In the good old days gone by;
They used to preach of the souls of men,
Till they made. the women cry;
But they read their sermons now-a-days,
And the choir strikes up and sings,
And the folks can't JOIN when the tune is play'd
On Harp of Thousand Strings.
The members don't as they used to do,
Their zeal and loves grown cold;
! They're thinking of the corn they've raised,
And how to getmore gold;
And though the preacher reads quite WELL
Their conscience never stings;
They d rather steal the crown of gold
And Harp ola Thousand Strings.
The politician used to be
4 man of some renown;
Now, half dozen would be such
Are found in every town;
For when one finds he can make speech,
Or soar on buzzard's wings,
lie mounts "a hobby and plays away
On the Harp Of thousand Strings.
No matter how corrupt he is--
How oft he turns mis- coat.
The nomination sets him right,
He gets the peoples vote;
He eats his Eli at the public crib,
He drinks at the public springs
The charm succeeds, he plays sowell
On the Harp of Thousand Strings. I
T hen let US take hasty view
Of Justice and the Bar; !
Alas how quickly we discern
How altered allthings are;
The sword and scales are little used,
The culprit seldom swings;
For gold will make the lawyerplay d
On the Harp of Thousand Strings.
So turn your eyes to every part
OF Uncle SANS machine,
You'll find screw that's working loose
Soma place that needs a pm;
But must end my story now,
Although my muse still brings
A verse or two for every chord
On1he Harp of Thousand Strings.
The following has been kindly fur
nished us by d friend, who gives it as
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-09-24

The following has been kindly fur
nishsd us by friend, who gives it as
his opinion that twill cure nine cases
in ten:
CURE FOR AsTHNA-l3 OF. Sui
phur. | or. Cream tartar, OF. SanRa.
! or. Annis seed. PalVerize The seed
well. mix the whole together, give a
teaspoonful in a tablespoonful Of Mo.
laSses every night at bed time. and
oftener if necessary, and cure viii be
effected if perseyered H.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-27

TeExIsc WrrH LH1--The Utica Herald, of
wednesday, the 18th, in speaking Of the great
food there, says:
The water in the Mohawk, early yesterday
morning, presented most novel appearance
Nearly the entire surface ofthe current was COW
cred with small black graSshoppeTs which had
been swept away from the hay fields above.
Particles Of wood. grass. and other floating sub
stances. we're literally covered with the insects,
and occasionally rat might be seen floating
down upon slab, enjoying comfortable break
East upon tie grashopper community which had
sought the drifwood for protection
There were thousands If not millions, OF yari.
Gus creeping things floating down With the chr
rent. Caterpillaes, criekef<, grasshoPpeTs, gray
boards infant frogs and to4ds. ard an Infinite
variety Of field and barn inhabitants, which had
been suddenly swept away from their resorts by
the food, speeding on TO some waterfall Of des-
truction, OF awaiting the nlaW ofsome Tarcnons
huny monster.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-27

A DRowsET DAnsn--The Rockville, lind. ).
Regu6iieaH tells the most extraordinary robbery
story We ever heard. il says that some sello4
entered the house Of VI. Jesse Wright, Of that
(Parkel county, and robbed the room Of NJ.
Wright's daughter, who was sleeping in her
bed Alter Plundering as much as he could, he
proceeded very cooIly to steal the earrings out
Of the ears OF the dr0Wsy damsel Then he
pulled the rings OF her fingers, and thinking
sui that be hadn't made the robbery complete.
be cut al tie hHir ri one aide Of, her head. -.
And he accomplished IL All without viking The
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-27
DIR. N. YAI1IET,s

atbA1A1E1 thhIODlGAIa PILL
Ihese PMS have been used IN the private practice II The
Proprietor, also n the Hospitals Of Of France fer many
years. meeting sih unparalleled he rreat-
ct sEtsfaetion-cprtng where ether remedies fan.
Tasy get g charm IN correcting freE1lsr4ty and OBJ
aId ana gentle sinnlanL meg produee an aF4eeabIe
and ha7Py tnhaenseoa both mind asd boty
reaa1t females. 5uPPoIing theaseITe5 20, are
cautioned aEatnst uSing these ps as t1er um pEolars
although under eireulustanee8 rjurlocs 70
TIE most delicate. Ror sale By
janis LAUGHLINs 1 BusHFTLD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-27

a NV wAE.-The Philadelphia Presopens
its batteries against Ralper's -1f4gasiss foF de
flaming American women. in speaking Of them
as bOid-faeed, loose tongned. daring, ungraeious.
Haunting, lOud.voiced, brun1ed, bold-eJed ANA
zouians. The Pres denies ~ these sweeping
charges, and calls upon Harper for proof II the
issue is fairly joined We may expePt an excl
ting and interesting campaign. Burke was eyf-
IDENTIFY mistaken when he said that the age Of
eivairy was psst. .s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-27
CHARLESTON
Medical Journal and Review
@. uAPP0LDT, d. n ~ - Z.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER

VIE tIelfth r6Iame q his JOURNAL eomr.sueT IN
dsnlaEy, 1s5t- sIt Ui, beFet6toSe tsIndereudeSf
5e INTEREST," ofits Patrops, ard p ts aEaneeens ana
q ses1d yieSE and correct ObseTTa4tol
49, A1eh f0lty-foaf
eetEE0 PaEes and enntalng STEEI REefHl FFIJ pop
TIT 81 = distipgHtEbei Medical nan.
q. Iol,a9a shlis eonpleted Iitt ne
t81le- tins contSfr s9E porfaffI 49,
s4Eat a,d gLxty paeeg u feaaiE, slafter
119-4OuR DDLLAH per snnuGi n sl6ndalss 3Thfeb
~ sSessEPtt0l % begin with The 1aER1Y r1IaleT
kefsan1 lSlnE = Ratlerfbe shonid adfTel7 NJ ~
Letter eneloEng e. R nm Sc Il sar ii. u tIs
- - g HAfe eS1191!;.s !. P ~
( SAsllle English CFa5el. inn received. -
'13zs hEIsEELL sHEAgIY6yE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-27

4 WEsTERN CoNNFIElD.-Joseph Hayes, an
old farmer in LaRrenGeburgh, Ind, sold 80, 600
bushels Of corn last week for 50 cents per bush
81, and five cents additional for hauling il to the
point Of delivery in that place II vas almost
wholly the crop of 1886, though small part Of
it was left over from the previous years crop
It produced the snug sum of $25,50o, and vas
raised on the famous Miami Bottoms, between
Lawrenceburgll and Elizabethtown, that for
half a century have turned ont enormous crops.
Withou. any apparent abatement Of fertility.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-27
Ambrotvn5es7 forsI

PARTRIDGE at hs psE ana spaesous Ioons via fassi
tie1 for 0peEHstng ta a.rAaEesnt for light equai %
aa e the eoEntJ and fas sPerOr % any nhe city 4
IN te eoEniEy. He prepared 70 make Anbroisypes 80
~ s&R be seat b nan without extra ofaFe AIS 70 SET
tha ialos<ets and pias, price a.
Etares ae for customers good specimens exhibited
ard SAErantsd 70 last foT ages unehanEed
AlIkinds Of Easteriaisused IN he baline1s forssie
RoOrEeast5ie ef Main * above lFolEoe over Nm 4
Z aEtsesneE stare auz1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-27

THE Detroit Tribune says that a gentleman.
from that City, who vas IN London, g. ". Of,
Friday last, saw there Bresi., The fugitive Ohio
detaulter- He had his wife with him. He
seemed to enjoy himself very much, although
Tim. t'I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-27
Charles, london Cordial Gin

Charles London Cordial Gin
shown by The Records Of Tie Custom Hoaze shs
only Iondcn CordIau IMPORTED ard sold in botles
all c4her1 made here IN isaiiztsoa u Il.
II deIieiors tone beverage By peeuEI favor
tss diEersnt from Other sl Is universally esteemed 5 al
who It It Is adopted With great success in eases
DTsFEPssG, Corr. RzEauAzzs1, DEoFsT, GkATE cotie,
Cz9rEEA FEyEA AsrE, sucFrEE DISEASE or nh
EAET oRoAEs RPILErsY, HE1lllE HINTS, &c.
pristOE, SAYS: s
czGrfes london Cordial Gin q DE 7,1rest bts oad
HoSfyelf1IH Esssaes Of Jraiper Iaare seen.
CHARLES LoSDOH CORDIAL GIN is sola by an Drug.
ists and Groees the United States and 20 also are nu
EasrOas Poi'Ons called London Cordial Gh-so AVOID
then bay only CHARLES" Reject any Otber oeersd 70
you you Talne year health Price one oar for quarts
afy cents fer r!ats. EDMUED @ CHARLES,
Rh2s-sadtE Sole Importer, . BrOasrag. BY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-27
oHRoNIC nIARRHNA

We have In orr po.ses.Ou TIE eertaeste Of sPeetabIs
eifzca tsstEynS that entirely cured dread
fol disease By usinE BBRHAYEi5 HOLLAND BITTERs
We shall take pleasure seEins Tbs eer5sats 70 any
person doubling this sta.enent Ags-iTdav
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-27

DEATH AND DISEASE.
DzuH-HsE Genes a, f'isza, "a eEsEE Eaa7s'-@ 3
- yes "a % H1syss oSEs esesPss
t-sEssE-Is-si sire, 1 sse IL means lean.
/. osEinse ;ss ne q Eaaas -
dog Is ssssz.e5z frgu LIZ t4E1k,
ma h res=-1E Eaotsser EARN.
Izse Al .st4as used Gf GA,
Cs.1-re4 q re4sstT-aot ans esss;
I'VE Sasz ea8as-I give E5ea pataE-
Irsex t,se=- ssses-I ere =se4- FeEsss,
pstbsz den Win s1se;d biz,
In zILes q ne -.i=egtireety
Yez al 5 ssesess ssGA.rs kzls:
DEI=z-Hsz'i thats
TsH DOGAS CO,
T-at-1H-9ar AsenAE-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-27
MEDIGAI

M6P9cHB IIEcTURE
LII WILL CUBE DYSPEPSIA
ITGOEURE
9yIILEURE COUGH
TIEgTBRR
WILL cIIRE RHEUMATISM.
TIEcTgfsIs
WILL CURE SCR0FUJa
TISCTuRE
WILL CUBE NERVOUS HEADACHE
tT4afET1Q1leg m sfgEEslR sa-sas
.5YIEI GURE NEURALGIA
HA3IPTOS'S TISCTURB
lseslsas III Il CUBE SPINAL DISEASE
T4NcTURE
81 80 LIs ISFIG0RATE.
HANPTON'S TINCTTRE
VIII, cURE LOW. SPIRITS
7,.- - -HAEPT0S1S TINETURR,
"a 70. BIxEIsEs Or sS0JJEx and CHILDREN IT
sEAZEkEE ~ ~ ~ nF h - 2 t's-7 iaslT
Xe-1s5 ssrr1 Pa s11Erz. ]. st5 5
e-st. m. ED1IS - sPR11zIg, D-'''''
g q sEas7zs sE1s7, = s ..sE,s Lar
rig s III yss'2 IT, { 1.n'a'
ne cav gts1 ye1s $500 L, s1sost,s.dAer
!, nj .hiE;aE1izz3Y scR9ttI IL
ioT "a 15e family u Ehe Eeu- r. ?. TGsssafEon,
sS e ). ses ,i .E: gi - ~ cas- s S 81 iG5f.
~ orer ne ere5sEs - 1nasans s1s5Des lie
enEta 2 DiiTfssPEga4. EgRT61s 5IEEAsK dc.
Mr. Wa pt5han. q Belsnss@e czFs=saoase, suffered
fron tess en1flAEts for e Viii boy and mind
EeTerET sEsEtsds Re rs1 y Hszpson's Vegetable
IDetr5e. afseE etl.I tilt5s! ta &c..
M Henry G. WEnn haa = cSakA ssT Sye1rS-EreatveaI
es ets had n a. tve q 81 PHYSICIANS; tried all the
'sos'f Hls 81 70 i.ssT s5 ssszzagLEzgcrgRk
Tg0FPER 80 ME llEEHR00N ARTICLE, BC7
4 9gDEEsE R81TED RII TLa S4 4!S re- 70, BE
TIE GEE5LLg TJS0RAz0R 49D RESIoRERo OF
TIKI SUMMER IT'S DISEASES-THE REM.
EDY AT HAND.
sHAMF'ION1S VEGETABLE II1CTERE.
ne kaTs trps,rels aSEerz1ee q tie Enod ELECTS
Ills zaeiiefns d C6O1era ana N tsLs'
81 BSHelS % tte season II iESskoEates he
F4SpneA aad baEE5s te syBeE great assist
anr< n eonbztias The aFFEnAeh e 4nsfd Al toTras
H4MPIoBas FEGEL4BLE 771oTURE
By It's mia aekSa E4oz. liver and EtaneTS Nh
e9Es u "a ,eas 20 Cog ca.
SeTsJaLd Rken1la4fsI. Golt, SegEdt9t1, fi'
flsEG F1es Belsl L1paafaf BlszaE od des'SHf De-
Observation-Disclosures
One BOttIe IN F1EOre IS saEseFisE y!Et1e=
is a RERALE REPIGLEE
aasptsas IEserzre eanaaf he eEee4le4 4S tst
SPeaf Il Il far 1eE5O7 Of the esees o. We caI'
proaueinE be1zfal clear skin aa Esg e ne elrsa
ne color Of TIE tGTtisg 70 eTzz fAt e
e4aytict5 9 EiEesto Al ej2T Aea snea GfAst
OToqe Or PeEsodtsli SerToas Sek Hssaaee e lot
s4lnE has beea eu-e8 !t-8s FaEgorat1. an Re,
Eeae ptsra1iant he9ieTe u
sgp=r5or 70 ~ he eoralAis ever SsaoEe t % "a
reost -Tzla6bIs remedy
csuasd ga Pa5PAle.ss Err:is, asa 81 eu1 1z
R0rs1le 81 t. H LoSan a &C., Hheea4as, Gt7-
E BIZ noKrNEE s,tog9R1I: .,.,
ktt and ~, BsoadE1y, y
EPnee s1per bottle feAis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-27

BLACK or Brown Hair produced IN Eve Eaiaases,
A. BG1czE1oas HAIR DYE. WARRANTED % defy de-
tsotton and injure The hair skin matter
heE ofteH applied ho IoneSattna=d. Use the genuine
and harm possibly oeear.- Marthe steel engraT
ing on he box and MA. BXFcEL0l - BrosdEay, on
ne sourzides Ask for w 4 Il Has- DTe Ehen
ysu PGrehas=. Yor Tzle In vbeelins by
sspsrin II LOGAN + co,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-27
FEVER AND AGUE.

Fzeaesl szssuss 81 DIS aiseAse ste
DF2 AISLE1TRBRGHR6 AN9IDoHB.
~ aaes Va ere asT srzE1Ey ease. nd gsA u -.
I1g7s te eAf1k Il ecta1s = rs -
49, krrftEI 4, TIE EfSTFaE sUSI1EE AM
zrAECFS saa neEe- p-a3aees tie sa84eAAt54 esES -
5r-SIs5 ~ y qzs7Eae E1d s-1s- &eelts = -
= - - forr & fe disease, Ai Il ths er7Ez7At @a
ONLY INTIDoTR FOR MALARIA
IA sTr s,uz-hs..sr's FeFe- sd &C Ansssetsi Esd
5C sz-e Fpz 81 ILLS
S,I9 5y Ys4psebs5Ee Dguggiittt eEtTy'rBzTt
PRICE, S1-5O.
- .,..s s(-SHIESS BCsHEIELD. v aeesins, VA
S,,s P-s-zss.srs, A. I ALLESBEzssE s CO.
- RoeAs<:e4, Pa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-27

loun tie sqiti4sors z.io daa ts9saar<rezdf Gasets
HAMPToS's TINcTuRE-TAis medicine, which hss been
before The puSie many yea-l bat especially for
the year. by Nessrs Mortimer MosbEAy, sole pro
-5esors has with reazr<abie Euesess
from The most respectable large number pa
tients vino have bssi relieved 1nrzSsr OF medical
profession also, EAo have practice have
voluntarily gfrsn eerfez:es Of reeoneadstsOn
the P.opristorr
Ne decidedly opposed to Pag Fusek nostrsaI. bat
many IererEto Me1srt Mortimer Nor
nothing mere nstee. attention eEtbs people
to their a4rertissznes: in to-aays paper. 7s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-27

@; }, WOOD CO.. Pso5sseser. sl4 Rroadray, y. YaOt
ESt-RoT sale in HheellnEby
- h lLofIASg s co. sss7fs
s Hss75s17dAE Bridee Garner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-27

DR. O. J. Wooa-Sr: hare Rsed sarIy three BEETLES Of
ySF Haif and have found Is eEtetl very sat
sfSet0rT II has entirely deS4rored All dADdraH from ny
had. and original eoloE, Which bad
become quite Fay. WI fsCESDALE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-27
FALL FASHION FOR HATS.

An nor prepared 70 furnish my numerous pa4roas and
public With superior quality EtyIe Of Mole
skin Hats El are fastzeoibf, 6e laEtre Of
nnith and Of Ereat endurance y YIN render good
Eiee n an kinds HeateE Also general Of
ot PIsntes, Rrench, RoekIsna ana Hunearian styIes
Pearl, and Beaver collar. sAlEo, Mes and
B5yS, CsPss q tie lste4t styles. t-f ~ q
sl1atessstia Has tnilhea tneonfOrnatioH mcclure
1t SboEt note Bring along cash and yeu can ret m
kinds Of head gear Il 4 very Tor taIls, at
rt--F y 81 sss~35 WV. JI9IESONS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-27

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Prepared AMI sid byA.B ed. sANDS, Druggists, 100
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