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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

have received the appointment Of Attorney Cen
eral at the eleventh hour, has yet 70 achieve A
national reputation. We believe he has never
been in Congress As Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania, which Office he held
when called 10 the Cabinet, he has acquired
fair reputation as jurst. lie does no, pos
sess the versatility Of talent of the present At.
iorney General, but may, nevertheless, make
good legal adviser.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-21
r. III. FESsENDEN.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
In Once wDIist0p's stonc Block.

The subscriber has the agency Of the VT MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY with Capital exceeding 81 -3O0.-
600 Also the sPRINGRIkLD FIBE AND MARINE lASuRs
ANCE COMPANY (stock) with Capital Of slb0000 large
aufnlus; and the CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
(iook) with Capital Of 4i00000 lie also prepared 70 e
feet insurance, II desired IN the ArNA INSURANCE CON-
pANY, Hartford and ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE CO.
Providence Persons wishing TO insure property will dc
well 10 call him before erecting the Insurance on
LIFE may DO effected with him in the NATIONAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, 'or any term and 70 any amount
not exceeding $4,000 at one risk. y. II. fHSSENDEh
Brattleb0ro, January 9th, 1851.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-21

DR. o, w, HORTON,

Respectfully informs the Inhabitants o. BrateboFo and ueln
~ that he has Established himself In the practice Of Physfo
and surEery in this place, hoping 70 receive share Of
public patronage
G Rooms IN Blake's building, corner Of Main and Elliot
Streets ONCE in Fisks building, opposite the Post Once.
Brattteb0ro, April 18th, 1865. Hl6
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-21
THE EVERGREEN.
by GEORGE p. MORRIS.

DY GEORGE P. MORRIS.
Love cannot be the aloe-tree,
Whose bloom but once is seen;
Go search the groye-the tree Of love
Is sure the evergreen;
For that's the same, in leaf or frame,
Meath cold or sunny skies
You take the ground its roots have bound,
Or it, transplanted, dies
That love thus shoots, and firmly roots
In woman's heart, we see
Through smiles and tears in after years
It grows fldeless tree,
The tree Of love, all trees above,
For ever may be seen,
In summers bloom, or winters gloom,
A hardy evergreen.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-21

moved from opposite he 4ueTioah House to Alqbes
Alg, two doors north Of he Revere House, where
qenave and better selected stock Of Newspapers, Pc
EloaAoal1, Miscellaneous Hooke, Stationery,
Fsye, and Fahey Articles, than ever before wIl s.
kopt, By r. j. CARPENTER,
hTaliieboro, Nov 9Th, 1856 Il
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-21

Tie Prussians have wise r,axim, that what
ever yon would have appear in nations life,
you must put in its schools.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-21
From the Washington Start
THE FOURTH OF MARCH.

aBessed are those that expect nothing for they shah mol
be disappointed"
saw him--ho had come
From his far distant homo
In the West
"a iingling purse he showed,
And in the latest mode
He was drest
His face was all a smile
And he talked all the while
How he took
Such an interest in the late
Election in his State
For old Buck.
He always felt the ties
OF party--let il rise
Let II fall.
Twas not for reward
That he had worked so hard.
Not at all.
But Office he could bear
As the bravcst soldier d wear
Eprulets,
Which tx his rank, you know
And to the public show
What he gets'
/ saw him after that,
He had kinky hat
On his head
His shoes we're worn away,
And his pockets seemed to say
"NarTy red"
And loudly he declared
That for party r69n he cared
Not iOt
He scorned their dirty tricks,
And as for politics,
Twas plot.
Folks saw the sudden change,
And thought it wondrous strange,
At the best
Our friend did not explain:
But took an early train,
For the West.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14
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The Argus can scarcely consider it strange
that we have selected the IiiteLtigcRecr as the
channel through which to advert to its course
towards the Hon. S. Clemens, when it reflects
that, in the city of Wheeling, we are compelled
to resort to the columns of an opposition press
to obtain what we consider but simple act of
Justice for a Democratic Representative of Nir-
ginia. This remarkable strait into which the
thousands of true Democrats, composing the
Overwhelming majority that voted for Mr. Glenn
ems. are driven, must itself afford us sufficient
apology, and must effectually silence the voice
that has forced us into the unwclcome necessity.
To the argus we would say, that We are, in
truth, Il Dsmocr0t-one who opposes the Black
Republican party, because we believe it Sec
tional. one-sided, and dangerous to the country
one who ever has used, and ever will use, all
honorable means to defeat the Know Nothing
party because we believe its principles unjust,
intolerant and anti-democratic one who loves,
and always supports the Democratic party, for
its Just and equal policy and its devotion to the
interests of the nation; one, too who regards
its unity as 50 essential to its beneficial ends,
that nothing has ever yet induced him to do one
act that would, in the least, tend to its dis
traction.
/ Mr. Clemens had acted, as we conceived, no
otherwise than as an honest, honorable, and
high minded man would have done in the prem
Uses, and when an attempt was made to construe
these acts to his discredit justice to the feelings
of gentleman, and our duty to Virginia Rep
reSentatiTe and Virginia constituency, re-
quired that we should expose such an attempt.
I Not having sought or desired Controversy
with the Argus, we do not seek or desire a
notice at its hands. Upon our part, we are de-
termined this matter shall end here.
A DEMocEAT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

good story is told ola Michigan man who
recently went down into Indiana to buy drove
of horses. He was longer absent than he inten-
ded and failed to meet business engagement.
On being rather reproached for not being home,
he made due apology. 81 tell how it is Squire;
at every little darned town they wanted me to
stay and be President of Bank" 80
JONES, While engaged in splitting green wood
at Morphet, struck false blow, causing the
stick to fly up. 1t struck him on the jaw, and
knocked out front tooth. -"Ahi" said Bill,
meeting him soon after, you had a dental ope-
ration performed See" eyes, said the suffer
er, Occidental"
THE Governor of Pennsylvania has appoin-
ted David Wilmot Gate Republican candidate
for Governor) president Judge of the 18th judic-
ial district of that State, which position Mr..
Wilmot resigned in August last, and to which
Governor Pollock appointed the Hon. Darius
Bullock.
"YoU'vE destroyed my peace of mind, said
Responding lover TO truant lass.
at can't do much harm, John, for twas an
amazing small piece you had, anyway"
THE New Haven Comm Register says it is
fact that a community of Free Lovers, similar
to the one just broken up in Ohio, now exists
in the county in which that city is located.
WuEx an Irish girl was asked a few days ago,
where her mistress was, who had gone to water
cure establishment she replied that her ladyship
had ''gone to SOAK
IT is an extraordinary fact that when people
conc to what IS commonly called high words,
they generally use low language.
ToN-"Hallo, Fred! What, you writing poe
try?"
'Fred--.sYes, Pm writing an o,ocl to my tail
or"
Tom-''Vyhat's the time and tune2"
Fred-"Fime sixty days It's set to note
of mine in his possession"
The Knoxville Citizen John Mitchell's paper,
advocates with great warmth and zeal the open
ing ofthe African Slave Trade.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

ton, looking up from the paper and CHANGING
over her specs at Ike, who sat making a wind
mill ont of the frame of his slate, land believe
as much as any rational person ought to. L
have believed all about the Deyilport boys, and
the other wonderful things, and all that has
been said agin EN-; and the story of mans
climbing pole and pulling it up arter him, aud
Of the actor that held himself at arms length;
but it is beyond my belief that cargo of m0las-
ses could change hands She passed the pa
per from her right hand to her left, as though it
We're hogShead OF molasses, and then resumed
her reading, with profound idea that the edi-
tor, in making the statement, was humbugging
her
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

One of the uninFornled Postmasters. out in
Suckerdom, who found among the post-office
laws clause 10 the effect that, leach Post-luas-
ter may be allowed two mills for delivering from
his office TO subscriber each newspaper charge
able with postage, sent in his bill to the depart
ment for delivering the only paper that was
sent to his office, and told them that, as his
wife was out Of the article, they might send him
4 couple of eo6cs plilis.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

TuE New SrEAkEa.-The Union gives the
following biography of. L, Orr. the speaker of
the Thirty-Fifth Congress:
''AIr. Orr was born at Craytonvile. South
Carolina, on the 18th day of May, 1922, and is
now consequently in the Seth year of his age
He graduated in 1870 al. the. University oF Vir-
ginia, aud Immediately devoted himself to the
study of law in the office of Judge WHITTIER,
then solicitor ofthe western circuit Ofh.s native
state, and was admitted TO the Bar in May, 1913
When but little more than twenty-five years of
age he was elected by the highest vote ever Civ
en- in his district member of the legi,4t,,re, in
which body he distinguished himself al became
leading number In 1913 he was ,.ecteGi to
Congress, and has continued to rcpr mt the
district to the present time"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

A DESPERATE cAsEoF TETTER and BARBERs ITCH,
IA the Linhsey's Blood SearcleT l. the
undersgned sometime In last March, severely afflicted
with what pronounced By my physician to be certain
kind of letter and Darbers Itch. Ny condition OF
the greatest misery face almost constantly running
with the foul corruption that escaped from the ubercles by
the otmy Phs'e4s FOR near two months, without the
least benefit Induced to make trial OF Lindsey
Blood Searcher aud the result that in using bottle
and half found perfect may also say that
eagerly tried whatever recommended cure such
Wretcheness that resOred to the dangerous
experiment of pouring Creosote face and neck
but all urpose-e Blood SeArcher the first and
only thing that did me good as blood purifier 1t Is
unequasd and have to be grateful that
ever made trial OF its healing virtues and conf
IDENTIFY it any may suffer from letter,
other disease arising from impure state Of the blood
lIolidnysburg, July 20, 30. JOHN -DBLEHUNT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14
NRw ADvRRT1sEmENTs


IL
OY virtue of Deed Trust from Il. @ Bonhan q Chas
d " Glberson, me, September 18TH 1906 aSd
a. mage 2I6 Wild offer at pull C at the front door OF
House in the city wheeling on FRIDAY ths h
ser,bed property wit-Lots numbered (ntnel ana 10
vhsnS tno,, az III, phCnIx PAPER a, being the same
Robert a. BSnhSm and Charles H. GbersOn together win
buildings machinery, and all other aPpuEtenSnees
TRsSs OF sSIs.one-thrd of the purchase money to be
paid cash. aud the residue at six and twelve win
SLING as trustee shah oiy convey such title is
led in me by virtue OF said Deed OF Trust; , -
decII-td j. X DIChE1, trustee:
THE WONDER OF THE AGE.
r NJ LINDsEYS GREAT .SlEDIoAL DISCOVERY :
q Which is purely eet6te propagation for the pu;
ryng of the blood giving vgoF 70 the LIVER stomach and
bowels eXpEling from the system all morbid mater,
and substituting in its stead healtha iii
HOW IT WAS DISCOVERED i-In the fail Of 1881 a
daughter of Mr. Lindsey suffering from malignant at
yoasy been prostate by the attacks OF Dysentery
aamnaton OF Lungs and Hectic Fever, Excessively
is worst form
Her deporable-her mouth and ehe-kS
the case hopeless one Every thing ndieatea spess
horrible eahthe death OF rOtttng out Of el AT TINS
purDose Of aievating possible pains Of the little suf
ferer made 1t freely, and in short time
cepbis change The mouth began put on
brisi and healthy apPearaucee tSnl breath became
partaEe Of a new and fresh lie. ...,
fully continued, result of which, with the blessing OF
God was her complete restoration. She is perfectly
healthy! From this circumstances, Mr. Lindsey was led to
prepare greater and eXactness, what had SO
tonshingy cured his child and continued his experimental
efforts succeeded in bringing 70 perfection this
Great Remedy for Blood I"purty-since which time It's
have almost miraculous. Hundreds upon hun
dreds by IT, have been snAtched from untlneS grave
the OF health and the endearmsnts o.
young and old have tested its saving powers
and sing aloud virtues. Say they"aftar using Lind
seys Improved Blood SearcheT felt as IL life Wa
stirring veins and under God We owe to mere hat
! words express" s...s .-.eF
Hat hear fro teIr own lips judge ofits vaua
deservediy styled the Greatest Discovery or Ills dnJ
| other age. J. ST. LINDSEY,
| Hollidaysburg, Blair county, ia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14
CERTIEICATES.

Mr.. n. LIXDSEY-Dear Slr-l severely afflicted
With rheumatism HWoe ycsr-nins moAtils of which
time was not able to leave my be-Nheu hearing Of the
wonderful effects Of Improved Blood searcher deter
procure and give it fair trial After
using able walk around again usual
wholly cured. recommend it to all who
similarly afflicted AI. believe It is all It cRimsto be.
Yours, truly, JOHN SNAPPER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

THERE are at the present time, FIVE hundred
and seyenty-twO Conviets in the nlinoiSe State
Penitcntiarv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

A n INTERESTING CASE OF sCRoFULA cured by one
"A bottle OF LinI eys Blood oertes that
about Ette aged four years. most
sorey aiicedw what the physicians pronounced to be
scrOfula and treated accordingly for nearly year.
without the slightest benefit Ills running
thin mattery humor almost cOnstany which would
his beyond the of opening them until they
washed aud cleaned by soap and About the
time an abcess formed Just below the gron which In due
time broke and commenced discharge, which found
impossible dry up heathe bed would be very much
stained and the clothing of the child perfectly sekenns in
single nights time. After having the attention Of ply
scAn for long time and finding the child to be getting
Eorsc, determined to try tie effects OF Mr. Ludsey's
Blood Searcher. This in last Marchand before
weeks had passed away the change manifest and am
happy that in the of SINGLE BOTTLE lit
tie boy has been perfectly restored health We
speak highly OF this invaluable medicine 1t should be
every fanily-none should be without 1t. As purifier
Of the blood ii is be- ond all price!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

OUR BAcEwooDs LIEUTENANT Gov::ENoR.-
jackson, of ParkerSburg whom Gov. Wise APP
pointed to sit next to his throne, does not take
well at court, judging from the subjotued ex
tract from the Richmond Wig. II jackson
had continued his subscription to the Lntelli-
geneer, and spent his spare time reading it, in
stead of trying to ring in with the niggerites so
desperately, he might have got enough green
rubbed Off him to have enabled hun to make a
decent appearance, al least, among the Rich
monditcs. Bat as it is, see what figure he
makes:
The new Lieutenant Governor, Mr.. jackson
from somewhere other, called the Senate to
order yesterday, and made short speech, which
we could not hear, but which seemed to scare
him very much, and " hicl we hope was ''eI0-
euent and appropriate" The Governors Lieu.
tenant is IA decent gentlcEanly looking sort Of
man. but has an awfuliy dull and heavy appear
ance. He seems greatly embarrassed in his new
position, and is all the the time twisting and
screening, rs if some mischcvous hoy had played
| a prank on him, and filled his seat with needles
I We suggest tn the Senate TO appoint commit
tee To see il this can he so. For the sake of hui
manitv, we hope not-but there's no telling
what may turn up in these days. At alieventS,
something should be done to quiet t!le Lietcu-
ant and induce him TO assume natural. easy
and digni6ed position We suggest 10 him out Of
abundant prccaution, to take along with him
hereafter a small phial OF hartShorn camphor
or else there will be danger of faiuting, which
would doubtless create moStrouS sensation IN
the Senate, aud perhaps make the body perfect
" ridiculous There's nothing like providing
against an emergency
-----GSGosS-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

OF those who really love their children few
know how to do it. Some spoil them with fond
lug while young, and then quarrel with them
when they are grown up for having been spoiled.
-TChcstericld
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14
WYKEs'
GALLERY OF ART!!
136 Main Street, Wheeling, Va.

9-I the place Obtain Ltkenesses every axe AID
style frOnthe smallest miniature up lfe-sze and got up
a superior manner.
experience in the and by nse Of the
powerful Instruments together With every appliance
Necessary produce good pitures assure the
pu5e that they be furutsed pictures this Gal
lery superior any taken in this country equal to any
east or Eest-
picture can be made any sIEe life, eoored true
to Small DasuerreotyPs Ambroty pes rasgnlfe
size and eolored in oil. BY this process
obtain the oil painting With the truthfuIness of
Daguerre9type.
PfeEss this Gallery as cheap as any other
IN the city Every pietSre the most durable
manner, and put with double glass. air tight without
which picture viz stand unchanged.
"02-fc J. ". wYREs Artist
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14
sPEcIAL NOTICES.
WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT
a GOOD EA NII.Y PILL.


DIR. TODD'S PILLS have-0E A cough medicine, pleas
been ed with great safe and efectual at
care and from the PWrestp-,moderatec cost.
HUteridk. These facts, One that can be kept in
connection with their admi--the iniiiy med
Tabe comDinatio egiy-iciHe, give children,
them the reputation whereN persons in delicate
they have been introduced Icith SAFETY and With
Of being the best FLJRiRy out aRgrAvation to other
EiHs in - ailments.
Years required byyzS Such medicine is DR..
the proprietor (Who ha<l-@l Chapman's HOARHOUND
hrrn n successful prae-N,- BALSAM.
tIce over ~ years. I'M II does not produce that
the city CT WheelnV) to-Weakness which follows the
adjust the ingredients Of use Of the cough medicines
these pills tina their contain Tartar Emet
bined action would reach-NIc.
TIE Liver with certainty 1t does not conspRte the
and produce easy and bowels like the cough medi
safe operation the bowl cinss which contain opium
els,
They act admirably as an The different articles of
ordinary physic, a>>vhich It is comprehension
gentle laxative smaleFS@ ega, Lcorice, uOarhOund
doses, and usefuin EecampHne, noneset Wild
relieving COstiveness, In-@ Cherry, &c combined
digestion, Headache, Colds With tonic and anodyne
&c, &c, &c. that the cough is loOsened
These pills have been and sOothetl, while at the
for than 80 yeaFs, time the system Is
AIled q supported and the natural
from nearly half the States functions bowels
in the Union, and the tle-,> tnterfsTEd With
rand Is steadily increasing-
as theIrmerits become ulore~ 81 Price % cents.
fully known. ~
These medicines for sale by the principal druggists
throughout the country.
Address orders T. H. LOGAN Co, Wholesale
Druggists and Dealers in TTusse, Supporters, Shoulder
braces, C&taWba Mines &C., 6c WheeinG Va oel8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

IvER COMPLAINT CURED BIZ LINDsEY's IMPROVED
II BLooD-sEARcIIER.-Blai county, ss-Personaly
appeared before Of ths Justices the
for Blair county George KopP, who, being duly
eording to law, doth depose and ago
afflicted with pain between the Shoulders almost constant
cough loss OF Appetite ehis, nightsWeAts very sub
eet 70 take colds l. length became weak thatI could
hardly walk; pIJ stefan done good Sometime
last fall, commented tsEtng Lindssy's Improve. Blood
SearcIer by the Of bottles perfectly cured.
feel to recommend tito all who suffer Liver disea
general debility loss Of appetite, and other diseases aris
Ing from imPuriy OF the blood. Would do with
outfit 1 consider Z an excellent family medicine
CSigued) GEORGE K0PP.
sworn and subscribed is 18th day of March, A. d. 1857
before the, JEGOREEY, p
NOTK-Mr. Eopp Is aresiieDt Frsnkstopn andis we'll
known to the citzeus of BLAIR Bedford
man of excellent character and influence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14
nOIlIdaysburg, Pa., JaIy 20, 50.
Rouiddvsbur0, Pa,
DR. ]. II. LTSDsET.

DR. ]. II. LINDSET. March 18th, 1851.
Dear Sir thave been using your Improved
since time last SUMNER and deem 1t to be mat
OF duty my testimony its in0t0OruiRJ blood
resordtUe rir:tss Ihave been for number OF years,
severely troubled with erysipeIHa aud general debttg
but since pat myself under the Influence your Improved
Blood Searcher, fnd very decided Improvement. In
deed my acquaintance frequently remark that look
fiat ana hsary;' and luow other than the
ofJour Improved BoOd-Searcher Judging from
experience believe that this Is one OF the
medicines that woman can especially those who are
have entered upon the decline OF life from Az 90 OF
ags) feel that would have been above ngratitude
part TO have withheld this testimony and In thus
entinE to appear before the public. have
actuatei solely with reference to tile voice of
science and You liberty to make whatever
you may deem proper OF this statement. a..
hIlrl rhsn N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

A DESPERATE CASE OF AGUE AND DISPEPSIA,
~ entirely cured b the OF Lndsey'S "InproYrd
BloodSearoheT''
hAir county, ss-PeTsoually appeared before me, the
sGbsetiF ote Of tie Justices OF the peace and for Ead
eounty,John Moran Wto heing duly sworn according
law, doth dSpose and that In the spring
victim 10 that worst Of Acknowledgements,
us worst form My appetite completely gone, and
when, In oTcer to life, would force myself
swallow rnnuthtrl OF tood the stomach would Immediately
Ioath III and cast 1t forth with the spittIe
suffering from the Ague each attack lasting nine months
out OF The tEelTr,so that, with the ague dyspepsia
was reduced as Thought thought Unjust
die my ply stefan could DO good. Sue! my
dtisn, when Mr. Lindsey supplied with bottle OF is
improved Blood'SesrciieF. assuring would work
cure commenced its with but little confidence but
In one weeks tinieso great Its restorative poNers-I
found my appetite 70 return my
tone SO that could eat anything without slightest
convenience and before its healing touch The agne ned
from charm; have been troubled with ague ys
FSpSia since enjoy better health
done for fifteen before; strong hea.ty,
feel confident that, under blessing God, oEe all
to the Invaluable Improved Bloodsearcher believe it
ho 70 be only sure remedy for but infallib
SeHee and as SUCH would recommend it 70 all whose
haSl or Esidences expose themto his Teadfu
pest 81 humanity Dyspepsia cannot stay where the
s properly used. feel it my duty
70 poi' al who suffer, TO this all-healing medicine
tSignedl JOHN MORAN.
before me, JoHS Cox J. r.
- FOR sale, wholesale and retail, b. +. II. LOGAN
SOi Nheetings Va sole Agents. deeII-EeEn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-14

A DESPERATE CASE OF AGUE AND DYSPEPSIA,
- entirety cured b The of Lindsey,a AImprovei