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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04


Oh, tOhat Fill totts there nay Countsymen-
Tie Freedom Of tie Press 1rGanpletg Under Foot.
end Furious Other Tlkings.-Y yesterday after.
noon, about one o'clock, James B. Bingham,
Editor of the Times newspaper, was coming
around the corner of the Mcclure House. N. T..
Dorsey, Esq, came out of the Express Office at
the same moment, and approaching Bingham
said: "Why do you continue to SANDER me in
that dirty sheet of yours ?" 81 have not slam
dcrcd you," said Bingham. tYou have, you
internal scoundrcl, you" said Dorsey, and with.
that lie struck Bingham with the folded digits
of his left hand. Bingham returned the blow
with his cane, and Immediately afterwards two
canes commenced whirling about over the heads
of the beligerants. Then the canes ceased to
ply, the two closed, embraced each other affec-
tionatcy, and some paving demonstrations
made, which seemed decidedly inconsist-
ent with the loving attitude assumed by the par
ties. After the hearty hug, Bingham came
down on the pavement like thousand or SO of
common bricks, with the corporal substance of
Dorsey on the top of him. Dorsey proceeded
to make hurried arrangement to efFectually
pummel his fallen foe, aud had Just commenced
operations in that direction when two men
stepped forward and pulled him off The
Uranium of the PROSTATE member of the press,
at the time of the cruel separation, was lying
on the curbstone, and the neucles of his body
corporate had settled in the vicinity Of a pool
of filthy water. While in this position, and
while Dorsey was "tclegraphing for him, Bing-
ham was heard to excaim in tones indicative of
desire to qult-"oh, Lord! Oh, Lord i
Gaining their pedestals, Dorsey addressed Bing-
ham in language not be found in the catechis,n
or dictionary, and the parties went their several
ways. We make this statement upon the au-
thority of two disinterested witnesses, and hope
it will appear unbiased, unpreudiced and i'm
partial. Mr.. Dorsey alleges that that the editor
has for some time persisted in making "false
and slanderous" publications against him
statements calculated to jeopardize his sacred
honor, and he determined to thrash him for it,
let come what would. Mr.. Dorsey gave himself
up to the authorities and was fined. Whether
Mr. Bingham was similarly punished or not, We
did not learn, and ''that's all we know about the
fight"
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CELEBRATION

F BosToN, Aug. 2.-The twenty-fourth anniyer-
sary Of the British West India Emancipati;ed
was celebrated by the colorcd people today, IN
a Mass Convention. Delegates from Providence
made by several colored orators, and strong
anti slavery resolutions were adopted. The
affair wound up with grand military and civic
ball.
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aFOREIGN MANS.
ARRIVAL OF TILE STEAMER PERSIA.

E ARRIVAL OF TILE STEAMER PERSIA
s
+ New YoRb, Aug 3.-The r. III. steamship
Persia, from Liverpool oath, has arrived at this
port. Her advices are dated via Cape Race. but
we obtained the following further intelligence
from her papers:
The India bill had finally passed both Houses
of Parliament. Also, the bill authorizing tile
House of Commons to admit Jews to u seat in
Parliament.
In, the course of debate Mr.. D'Israeii gave
notice that the government was preparing
plan for su mission to America, on the matter
of visiting suspected slaYers, which it was be.
lieved satisfactory aud accomplish the ends in
view.
Continental affairs ware nnimportant
The fanatcal movements against Christians
in Turkey were undated.
In the House of Commons Fitzpatrick stated
that the steamer Cyclops was on her wav to
Jeddah to demand ample compensation and in.
sist on the punishment of the parties concerned
in the recent massacre. The Cyclops is so
heavily armed that she Ecould execute anv ser.
flee. The Porte was notified that measures
must be taken to yindicate the British Prestige
in the east sst d 20
The Earl Derby stated that the govt would
give indiscriminate protection to ali creeds Of
religion in Tndia hnt would e,iIo mo- ,1otor;ol
assistance TO any measures for converting M.
tives; he thought it would be undesirable to at
tempt to remove the distinctions of caste.
De Isriali stated that there had been conmu-
nfcations between the English and American
governments, respecting the alleged acts of
British cruisers and these communical lions we're
now in obeyance. ssDuring Grievance the d. s.
government had made friendly overtures that
her Majesty's government should offer the d. S.
a plan for their consideration, which should nc.
complish the putting down Of the slave trade,
without producing misunderstanding. Her
Majesty's government had accepted the offer
and were now engaged in the consideration. of n
plan, which they believed would satisfactorily
accomplish all the objects to both parties de-.
sired
Tho London Times correspondent ON board
the Agamemnon, pronounces the wire bound
cable wholly unfit for the submarine telegraph
across the Atlantic and suggests thin COPPER
wire covered with gutta peIcha and creased
yarn.
CAISA.-The news from China has .nearlv
all been anticipated. Trade at Canton was near
ly at a stand still. Al SHANGHAI trade Hvss IN.
settled by newsfrom Pcihc The new six HI' crop
was favorably reported upon. Serious alarm
was felt at Canton and quantities of goods were
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Ga1ahratnd -Iannn1n p;11a

Prepared from prescription Of Sir q. CLARKE, NJ d.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This Invaluable medicine is unfang in the cure OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution is subject. 1t all excess and re-
moves all distractions and speedy may relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
it's especially suited 1t WILL in short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp OF Great Britain, TO prevent. commercials
CAUTION.
These Pills Should not be taken byJema1es during e
FxRSTTHREE 4fONTUS of pregnancy, as they are
sure to bring on Miscarriage, Dutat amg oe, time ey
are SAFE.
In all cases of Nervous Spinal Auctions Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exeron, Palpita-
ton of the Heart, Mysteries Whites, these Pills Will
effect cure when all other failed and al.
though powerful remedy do contain iron, calomel,
antimony, anything hurttul to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Late1. c. Baldwin Co.. Rochester, N. Y.
N.B-$1,OO and postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thorised Agent, will insure bottle, containing so Pnls
by return mail
Forsaleby T. H. LOGAN & co, in Wheeling,
B. L. Fahnestock Co., Wholesale Agents. Pittsbura;
PURCELL Ladd Co., Wholesale Agents Va. ut Rich.
mond. an9s-1v
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RIYER ANn WEAraEpI.

PITTsRuUgu, Aug 8.-Rlver four feet two
inches by metal mark, rising Weather alter
nately clear and cloudy. Their. 50. Heavy,
rains last night. 10y y
t'lScrSNAr1, Aug. 8.-Rfver-r0se IS inches I'M
tosmidnightalast night, but has fallen 8 inches,
eter 90. s''5S 800
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 9.-River still receding;
50 feet scant in canal. Weather clear Mel.
curry SO.
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PHOTOGR APHS.

~ The place to obtain a GOOD PHOTOGRAPH is at
wYKEs GALLERY, 1ss Main ST., opposite Union, where
this style of picture gotp They resemble steel
engraving and fine picture parlor when put up
in open frames One sitting only necessary produce
any number from tn same subject They the cheap
est pictures when more than one is desired
Old Daguerreotypes and copied to any size
Bring in your fading Daguerreoypes and have them re-
stored and made permanent.
Every style picture taken with neatness and dispatch
at WYKES GALLERY,
je29 Nlainst., opposite Union.
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CINCINNATI AiARkEp !.

AUGUST 3.-Flour steady; receipts light; sales
100 bbls extra at "a ,25a4; go; ordinary snperlne
dull at $S,9oa4, 10. Whisky %. Provisions
unchanged. Groceries firm.
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BALTIMoRE MARK Er

AueUsT 8.-Flour very dull, but Howard ST.
and Ohio held at 81, 62a4,75. Wheat dull, but
unchanged. Corn dull and lower; sales mixed
at soa82; white at So; yellow ut 90a9S. Pro-
visions frmer. Bacon; shoulders q; sides o.
Mess Pork $I7,75. Whisky steady at 262a27.
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Nl1et1Ing a Aady.--James Copeland. walk:


1asuttff1ng a LeF1y.--James Copeland, a walk
ing, breathing demonstration of the power Of
snctiOn--a man whose capacity for drinking
whisky is not surpassed in the United States,
insnlted a Mrs. Greer night before last and was
fined by Aid. Hamilton. Copeland is amarry.
ing man" and suspected the lady named for en-
.deavoring to injure his matrimonial prospects
with young lady towhom he has been paying
his addresses.
Fighting on esunday. Harrison salyards and
John Prigg, pummeled and choked one another
on Sunday evening. Aid Hamilton fined them
three dollars and cost each.
Rec. TYizson's Sermon, delivered in this CITY
on the Fourth of July last, has just been issu-.
ed from this Office in neat pamphlet form. The
sermon has. been revised and some addi-
tons made to it since its original publication
Afew copies have been left with US for sale at
five cents per copy. The sermon was publish
cd by theladies of Rev Wilson'S congregation.
--------- --
Sudden DeatA.-.We learn that the Post
Master at tMartinsville, opposite this city, died
very suddenly on Monday. He had gone to
the railroad depot to get the mail and in return
ing dropped deadin the street We did not as
certain the probable cause of his death.
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BANK SrArRMENa,.

New YonE, Aug. 2d.-Fhe bank statement
for the past week shows the following result:
Increase Of loans $4,000; Increase Of specie
Sl9T, 900; Increase of circulation Sol. coo: In.
crease of deposits 1886, 900; Increase of un.
drawn deposits $1O4, 600
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BRACES ARCTIC LINIMGY r

This incomprehensibe Liniment upon which the Rrea
mass of the afflicted all lands nowrey for relief from
the pangs Of Rheumatism Neuralgia, Gout Erysipelas,
is rapidly all
araons The proprietors give for the
suEererS the following few of the won
der9l cnres by It during pastfew months
thcateS from the parties named in the
the propEetors, but their length precudes publication
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French Goods


HINTzEs2OO pieces wide, warranted fast colors at
~ l25 CENTS always sold for 25 yard. Also I'D
second mourning chintzes at 10 cents.
LoCPiHES BEST ALL WOOL DE LAME; at 311F cents
LAWNsThe very quality which used to sell at q5
low as 61< cts a yard.
oHALLY DE IA1NEs-P and figured, the very finest
plain Mt 20 cents, and figured at 20 cents yard
sOMBRE GRAPE E'ESPAGNE-25 pieces beautiful STYLES
and c0lors, very low price. r go . -
% cents yard. -
cheap. -rff Il5T-- - -
900 Pieces New sill.-An excellent ail.boiled
Black SILK very rich lustre inch vide at only SIX cts
per yard; sold last season at $per yard. s#t15Tl
1hoGreRIesI bargain Vet. sfr4
will sell superior SILK ROBES, of 20 yarda eac same
quality sold last from $25 $780, For only
$40 apiece. challenge any merchant possessing
Judgment about silks, deny these Robes are not
sold IT half their value Also article COLOED
Srable eolors and designs and will be sold Bargain
They are of very recent of large York
and were bought below cost
Also, Just received about 80 patterns of new sEyes
fancy Silks, very handsome and cheap - IN
sluO BAREGEyLAYTN CHALLY ROBES, both sid stripes
and double Robes sold
excellent style, very cheap Fine only One
Dollar and Fifty Gents apiece; at ALEX. HEYMANs,
= Main
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NEW YORK MARKET

AUGUST S.-FIour buoyant; sales 1900 bhls
at $4,15a4, 20 for State, an advance of Sc, and
81 9Oa$5 10 for Ohio, and $5a5, 10 for Southern,
an advance OF 10c on both. Wheat heavy;
sales is, 900 bush at a decline of la2e for com.
mon; Southern red $1,s5, white 81, 45, Western
red s. ,0s, white 81, 12a1 IA. Corn quiet; sales
10, 600 bush at 66a91 for mixed Mess Pork
advanced &c, being quoted at $3.50; Prime
Pork advanced l5c. Whisky firm at ;25c-
Coffee firm Sugar firm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04

Women rs. Nen.-They have Bible class on
the Island, the members (which are privileged
to ask and discuss questions not altogether ex-
plcif A day or two since, after the exercises, a
young man enquired why it was that all through
the Bible, man was placed superior to woman,
intellectually. The teacher refused to answer
the doubtful question, and the matter was left
for the discussion oil the members A lady
member denied the fact of the superiority of
man. She said she had been teacher in her
life and had ample opportunities to observe that
the little girls under her charge had quicker
perceptions and brighter intellects than the
boys. Becoming rather enthusiastic upon the
subject she denied that the Bible recognised the
intellectual superiority of man, aud reverted to
the fact that it took the serpent, the most cum
ming OF. all animals, to tempt the woman in the
garden of Eden, while the plain woman succee-
ded without the slightest difficulty in bringing
about the downfall of man, through the same
means employed by the reptile. The young
man who first proposed the question doubtless
thought he discovered an effort to reduce the
discussion to the relative amount of natural
cunning possessed by the women and the SER
pent. AS there were a number of ladies in the
class his ideas were were suddenly befoggcd and
the subject was dropped.
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MORE THAN soc, oooBorTlEs
SOLD IN THE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YEAR.

TINE RESTORATIVE OF PROF. o. J. wOoD, FOR RE-.
had rival Volume amer volume might 81 given nom All
pn ~ Tue MeI aaa ron, ihe ISss TO prove
You cannot doubts read also the folloWinE:i 4
g TnE H4lR-People haye for centuries beea alieted
With bald heads aud theonly remedy, heretofore Known.
Professor Wood these articles being fast vim
but q great many persons S them because ey
ent kinds To all such persons earnestly The n
tive there is no such thing mil We sus% Of
was bald who nsed the article shortms rs
curls We know Of numerous cases vheF baI
Was falling out which restored greater perfec
1t Is also without the best articles for keep
removing dandru ana has proved ltsef the rsstes enc
my to all the MS that hair Is heir $3.50
pearance though diner in regard to te ways Of
SSng put every one VIM admit that eeoutifa beau q
sired and there that should be LEFT unlripd
Philadelphia. it'5
CosHocroS, Ohio, Nov. Il. 1856.
,. g. MOOD ID eo-9enss: As have been snEagetln
Sc 9g HeF rs r. Ss last for one q
enced the beneficial Effects Of It would Ike TO
West should you wish to make such arrangement as
convinced there ts nothing equal % Tie lated
DFng ST for sgysEa and SOD various
stores the secret!ye organs or the veil
yours being fuy convinced mat yonr restoratiye il
sale Of 1t, for am satisfied it must SELL Ae '--'
Yours truly, S. n. sTooKAlAN.
wAYLAED, Mass, Feb. 3, 1885,.
PROF O-J. WOOD 4 Co.-Gents: Having realized the
good effects Of Hair Restorative state that
nndinE my hair growing thin, well gray, was In
pared by yon to promote its change Its color
In the operation have used nearly three bottles. -
Yours &c, JAMES ,FRANOIS.
RRilns f Marx,
ket ST., st. Louis No.
And sold by all good Druggtsts
dec8-d, t.w&w1y-&1 jy1s-8m
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NOTTCETO mOUsRKRRPERs.

New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
ME subscriber takes great pleasure in informing his
rlends and the public he sMoWrectiving
ana the variety ever offered in this city
Carpets Rugs, Oh Cloths, Wall Paper Window Shades
Curtain Damasks, Satin Delanes, Gilt Cornices, Curtain
lands and Pins Table and Piano Covers, together With
great variety of articles too to mention This
stock has been selected with great price,
and DO think that1 offer have
not before been offered in this city. = s1ll lS-fE
Those In want of Goods in the House Furnishing will
please call at the old stand Ne. 143, Main ga. and
satisfy thcmse yes that this the place Good and Cheap
9oods JSC. HARBOUR,
apS No 149 Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04

a Hull CRAZY Nan 8ilied.-on Saturday
night last, half crazy man named Andrew
Parks, wellknown in this city as self rconsti-
tuted steamboat agent, calling himself CAPTAIN
Walker, was run over and killed on the Cleye-
land and Pittsburgh Railroad. He got on a
spree and cropped his way to the upper Ferry
and not succeeding in getting across the river
lald down on the track and went to sleep. A
freight train came along passed over the body,
'nangling it horribly aud literally cutting 4 in
twain. e = 4
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AMBROTYPES

WHICH CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
AM3ROTYPES WARRANTED no PLEASE.
AMBRoTYPEs GIVING THE NATURAL COLOR
Pictures on Paper, et-1ron, Patent Leather, DO
Taken weather equultO any thety
AT THE CITY GALLERY op ART,
36, NlonrOe Street.
ap2o-1y @. A. GRIFFIN, Artist.
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BUsIN Ess NOTICES.

70nie!-Every one, at times, feels the neces-
sity of some restorative of the vital powers,
depressed by mental or bodily exauston In
such conditions let every one, instead of flying
to the alcoholic OF medicinal s,imulants, which
must be followed by depression equal to their
excitement, reinvigorate his derunged system by
the natural tonic elements of the Peruvian
Syrup In Dysentery and similar complaints of
the summer season, the Peruvian Syrup has
proved aremarkable preventative and cure
3. Booking, Agent, Apotheca No. 81 Monroe
street.
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BRIDGE STOCK FOR SALE.

BRIDGE STOCK FOR SAIE.
on SATURDAY SAL THE 14TH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT.
COURT House of Ohio county, Virginia. commencing the sale
at eleven O'Clock A. NJ -Four Hundred and Fifteen Shares
OF the Capital Stock OF the Wheeling belmont Bridge
Company. Ts.5 M -ftT 81 2 -! 80.
The stock will be offered in lots Of twenty shares with
privilege to the buyer to take 100 shares
Terms, Cash. .1l51f DANIEL. LAMB
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St0rm.-0n Monday night storm of thunder
and lightning and rain, which for terrific and
awful grandeur, was unlike anything we ever
before witnessed. passed over the city. For
SOME time the lightning flashed behind the
clouds in the distance and the thunder. rum-
bled as if some great battle was being fought
above. Then the whole heavens were illumt-
ned with perfect sheet of fire and therain com.
menced falling in torrents and continued about
three hours. 49, ~,.r -,
Those who think they could regulate the
weather to suit everybody's taste, win hardly
deem the event at all out of season. Experien.
ced farmers give it as. their opinion that corn
and potatoes, which were late in the planting,
needed but one more benifcent out pouring Of
the clouds to secure an abundant crop. Now
that they have had it, we shall look for full
crops of those important products.
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One RottIe rriuI,,nbn,

One BOttlesTriumphnnI.
Mrs Mof6t, No. 345 Morgan Street, st. LOUIS having
suffered for three with Rheumatism, tried many
effect, by fifty
tie of Ar cite LnIment.
Ont of Pursntory.
Henry Davis, Mound street, St. Louis, says he was
sunerins the pangs of purgatory' with Neuralgia for
MONTHS was cured by three four applications the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04

The oil fslLo'os Supper ut the Sprigg House
tonight will be a most happy and entertaining
affair. Thomas Wildey, Esq, the last surviving
one OF the renowned seven who established the
order in the United States, will be present and
entertain the assembled guests with interesting
mental relics of the now mighty and popular
institution. Tickets can be procured of Alonzo
Loring and VIM. Taylor. Alls.members of the
order in good standing are earnestlyEinyited to
be present
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An ExpIosfon.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Nov. 2Sth, 1857.
thereby certify that having been badly bruised
scaded by the explosion aStea
to try Braggs Arctic Eminent The
ly romthe scads and in very time all
the pain gone from the bruises. In two weeks was
well and able to resume my business. TVS
HENRY HAYERSKILL, residence Jackson street
3f FE'he EF1TIa,T SSaSsJ
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~ TO PEiNrERS.--we have just received from the
Misunderstanding establishment OF II. d. Wade New York
aotr OF Printing Ink which we have reason to believe
Is superior any Ink have heretofore offered to the
Our assortment IS all colors
~ and 30 lb. kegs, a. 25 cts per pound No ink sent
unless tue money accompanies the order.
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BosgoN, Aug. 8. 70. S. Frigate Constellation
arrived this afternoon from Key W est and New
Bedford !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04

Are You BilziOusi Use Todd's Pills. Are
you costive2 Use Todd's Pills! Have you
Headache2 Use Todd's Pills! Have you Liver
Complaint? Use Todd's Pills! Have you Dys-
pepsia? Use Todd's Pills. Have you Cold?
Use Todd's Pills. Do you want safe Family
Medicine9 Use ToGd's Pills. Doyou want
reliable Family Medicine? Use Todd's Pills.
They have been proved by an experience of 30
years. They are more popular than ever be
fore. They are compounded with great care
in almost all parts of the Union. They are all
they profess to be. Try them! t. II. Logan
& Co., Wholesale Agents
SEE advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Liver In
vigorator in another column
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The EfIind See!

d. A. 9. BRAGa-Dear Sir: For more than three years.
had been afflicted with n1amed eyes lin aggravated
degree, and tried various and
to eect by DR.. Baum try the Arctic
Imminent, and In two months neerIy WELL Ny little
daughter afflicted In the for the same
times and during portion of the time entirely blind
In one eye. applied valuable Eminent and her
eyes are now sound Thus have
btt-bottle cured daughters and own,
curing the rheumatism inmy back 1woud he without
Iyourtnvaiuable remedy in'my house. ouretruly,
VIZ. RUSSELL,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04

is Pity the AAhl11e Children.
little daughter OF Dlrs. Lee, residing Lake street.
Chlcagos scalded all upsetting of Kettle
of boiling water The Arctic Lnpent
70 the and the fire instantly extracted,
andin few.d days the little sufferer was well. :
Restored 10 BeauIy.
Mrs George 4. Tyler, Canal street, long suf-
ered from painful and sfguring eruption on the face
and by the of one
restored to her original beauty. ~ -9z'
si-l - "A Horrible pGmOP,
Eugene Mallory, Natchez three years the victim of
horrible tumor the neck which resisted all remedies
until be tried the arctic Imminent. Three bottles
him in few weeks. = q
Wonderful Curcis
Mrs Bedford, Mobile couch for three
years with numb palsy and after being the
failure Of all other remedies by Arctic Lint
ment, In alttleover month.