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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04

HOTEL.
BETHANY. VA.
R. L. JONES, Proprietor.
NH house has been recently reatted, greatly enlarged,
i and now offers TO the travelling community exeeIlentas-
eO1moda'I0ns.5 The staLllHg Is " the best ehAraetsE-
Tile Hotelhaa recently iassCd into the haIds OF TIE pres
tnt proprietor, Who VIII sra.e;nO pains to afford the Pahlie
the best Of entertainment InOv43Sm-d, t-W&W
Ieihany, Nov. I'd, 1851.
HOTEL.
Corner Main and Sixth Streets,
LOUISVILLE, ky.
], COMES, PROPRIETOR.
This large House has just been thoroughly renovated
aud repaired. Opened Eov. a. 1851. ChaIgss 81 50 Per
day. dseS-ly-daE
Cheaper than Ever.
~ REAT DISTRESS and heavy losses In the East; Railroad
Stock, Bank Stock, and all goods forced ON the Market
and sold At ruinous prices to the Importer aud Nanu,astur-
er. I have just returned from the EAstert cities and have
purchased goods AZ those rninous prices, andl nov onerto
my customers rnd the public generally, goods made mp 10
osder, in Goats, Pants aud Vests in tl5 nsatsst and most
fashionable way, and ready-In0de clothing, lower than they
have ever been offered In this market. You viii get hns
clothes for the same you have heretofore paid for coarse
Come and pUy LOc26l A.. NJ ADAMS.
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Total,

Burning Of the Steamer Ht6ernia.-About
IL o'clock last Thursday evening, the steamer
Htberaia, Capt. L. N. Cooke, bound from Pitts
burgh to Cincinnati, when at Beech Bottom,
about ten miles above this city, caught fire, and
before the flames could be e%xtinguished, she
was burned to the waters edge. When the fire
was discovered the bell of the boat was sound
el, and the crew and passengers were soon
aroused. The boat was Immediately directed
towards the shore, and although all the life was
preserved, nothing of property was saved, the
element carrying everything before it with an
unheard If rapidly. The boat was owned by
the Captain and crew. She was valued at ST.
600, and was insured, sc understand, for &c.
OOO. The passengers, a few only in number,
the boat having a very light trip, were transfer
red to the steamer St. Lawrence, and the crew,
at last accounts, were at Wvllsburgh, about two
miles above where the boat was burned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04
SUPERIOR NEWS INK.

inst received at this Office, another lot Of Burr's
wa S-Ts Ink-the best in the country. orders from
superior me- promptly filled. Terms cash.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04
$50 REWARD.

4 OST, from the Mcclure HOuse, on Saturday the 18th inst :,
l. Two Notes, each Une Thousand aud TWeDty-nine Dol
lars aud Seventy five cents, given by JnU. List Z Co to order
of COwciIl, Johnson q Co, Of ParkorsbuFg, dated Sept. 90,
at Eour and six months. The public are cautioned against
taking or buying said note. The above reward will be paid
on the delivery of said nO!es to
lpr2 GOWGLLL, JOHNSON = co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04
a BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH O S HAIR I!
Completely Preserved
TO rus GREATEsT as E::'

A Nd who that Is gray would not harst ii rsAtoLtd TO ;Hi-
n uacr color; or bRid, hut would have tle Rt"Nth Ttsititts
or troubled with scTOiula, beAId head, or CtECF tuHptl.tf
but would be cared, or with sick headaches Cn<1ruitlettLt
would be cured 1t vii also remove 81 PtnPtts fICn4t.e
face and skin Fret. Moods Hair Restorative VIII DO all
this, see circular and and the following:
AK AAtnE, November 5, 1875.
PROE. OIL. WOoD-DeaE Sir: / have h-aEd mHeh saia tf
the wonderful effects of yuur Hair kestora1yes bht6hshg
been 50 often eheatsd by qsaekt!y and qnaek nestTsHs,
hair dyes, &C., ! uas disposed to place your RsatoratiNe IL
the same category Wilh tine thousand and ore loudly tTEn.
petrd quaek T-nasdIss, until I met yen In LaETtnee eOsLfS
some months since, when you gave mt eueh assurance -
Induced the trial OF your Restorative tn my fanlny-tEst
by my good vile, whose hair had become VSEy 1lin asf II
tirely white, and before exhsnsttnR 0Ee Of your large bot
ties, her hair was TeotGred nearly TO iva original bsaEtati
brown color, EBd mad thiekened and become beautiful aha
glossy uPeu, and entirely over the head; she eoEIHn'ri"
use iE; not simply becAuse OF It's beauty iEE SGcetA uRen
the hair. but because % It's hcaiIhNul fEdutuee BPOn lEe
head and mind. Others OF ny family and friends are usiBE
your restorative, with the hapPieGt Elects therefore, my
s~kspticism and dOuts in reference "a its ehaTaetaT sLd
value are entirely removed; and ! can and do most eoTdiai-
" and COnhdenttaly F-eeeOumeRd It's use by all Who would
have their hair restored from white or gray Qy reaEOn Of
sickness or aEe,) TO original color and beauty, and b. yCuEg
persons who would have their hair beautiful and glossy.
Very uly aud gratefully yours,
SQLONOS MANN.
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wugGLlxo, Dec. "a, 1851.
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These medicines are for sale bS the princl
throughout the country
DTugcists. and Dealers In TruSses, Supports
l,rncra. CntRuha Atnes,&c-, &C., WheelnE. Va
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-11-04
EVANS & WATSON. No. Ii south r

EVANS i Arson. No. Ii south Fourth
Street PHILADELPHIA
"k&At FIRE. CHESTNUT & FIFTH Sts
fft+ay morning December l5th lss4-
hNANH NAIelA'S ~susulandtr Saf.s triumuh,nt
as they always are when pat to the test
thiHiel .hia Dec Is 1854
MtHsrs fvans NessyN. No % south Fourth y
Phlsaieif hn.-ltauHemeu u take much pls,snpsin
Recommending Your Stsm1ader safes to n,.r,b,.t.
aha others ih RaAt u means Of PRESERVING
ihstr teaks. papers, Ne, ifcm fire. as the one va
potftA-'f iH3h s,n about seven months since has
preserved our ba1kS papers tuh cash in us good son
aii5n a. Ntn they weEe put tato IT. before IN. ,.ras
Ore OF this morning which DESTROYED the entire h,S.k
II buildings, CORNER 81 Chestnut and Fith S,rs.ts
ne above Haa Vas Ia Use ia oicp on the second
heeF % our building from which place Il fall ip,n
the cellar. ava remained there urti8 fht e.,
th >tfa was then removed snd opened h t,a ,tr,s
'hse nj NJ least tp48 persons, who witnessed she
good condition q its contents. viii yau rEa.s
nay" the SAFE ard locks rvyBrei 4, vi, intend Ia tit
" ~ USE a''tl AhNlH& tArtet ronf 3enec in its fire
pt'o' aoatl'ies Yours respectfully.
tACki q PHILLIPS
Evans Watson taksalrssafs # rpfrfiny 70 The
atie" i'SF sh'gHs the MANY hnrrsts wha have their
estes - nse II u ;. Mint. railn Farmers 4 Meehan
- hank flits ssmet3 Alien Isg Htgh sheriff IN
iztaa john y Henderson. CITY Controller: Caleb
COPE \ 20, Ne ISIS Market = Richard Nnrris& son
iasanat3#e Builders, EnNa.s Bararsr ( sellers NJ.
ebiaists earncr 18th aua yam,s sts. Franklin iii,
Insurance Company rhts., Pennsylvania Rsilroad
Co.. Haita. laafy Is Phillips corner 6tA and Minor
stSs shafIiess En-. No ~ $ stesnd street; lanYs
Kent a ,ztutyr, NJ. =. North fitigd street
A lAa#a a~sa6#Rts 10 af the above safes ALWAYS a,
hand warranted g stand 1t least 10 PEE esnt more
tEe tugu 8HN i1s#iHE5 Sale in use E,ans 4
Watson 9lsn mas uaetute aud koep or sale +, n
shHttvrs IRON HaaIs ana tfau sash tYr maxim. M,
Ffeat 'aei.s faf .aHss stores private and pubic
tu.lala -,3d aad EztEar Glpyins Presses. Patent
state timed EraEsaHfafs te
Pies. give Is NraIl a. No 70 Sunih FnfrpTIt :,
"'.'''''its' lNolINeI-p.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-11-04
THE REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE COMPANY,
DAKOTA CITY. n. r,


WILL give strict stenti to my agency business
w entrusted to their care, such as the hu wing
selling and renting of res estate aud town property
the Locating ID claims ia Western Iowa aud Sebrasfs
aud they trust from the large amount of property
he!ohare en- hsnfoor sale. sndohar general knod
edge OF the west TO be able TO render perfect sfc-
ton.
The buying. selling and locating Of land warrants
in the slonx city. Council Bluffs Grah4 and Dakota
Land Districts and the selecting and entsrin Of lands
in the districts. giving description OF the same
aud guaranteeing il to he correct
Collecting debts. dues and demands: the examine
don IF titles to lands and claims, paving taxes in
ysdns money at western rates Of interest in western
Iowa and Nebraska.
Acting agents for steamboats,. periodicals and in.
surauce companies.
rating af money deposit for Use or safe keeping
when for use liberal Interest allowed.
The procuring Of employment, the Furnishing q
hands. and gi lug Information 10 any that wish Is
settle In the West, as to the Lest localities bust
ness TO enter into
ID. N. CRoCKUELL, President
". IL. s. HcGnEs, Secretary.
REFIREE&:
James buchanan. Fr,.iIapt IF the United States
John G. bree4Inradgo Vice President OF thu Unite
Stste..
Hon. a. HALL Hon. ". r. " Goth Irn. Z. ". Short
ers Hon Henry and A. G. Dodge, Hon. -. d. Chap
man. members and member, Of Congress How
eli >tiHhIuE b.ulaaa'o su. y. l..
Baldwin, bodse { TO-. T. =. Nc8ahan. T.. P. Low anc
Thag II. henton, Jr,, Bankers and Dealers Counc
Hlrfr. Iowa.
rri. Parker sud Major Gilmore REGISTER and Herefv
81 ui lha L. and Once at Omaha. Cox. NJ. ". lizard
-inn ;. h.t,oEarf AnEn~tu< K"unfze, Omaha.
lion 1. =. Gibbs ana vi. ~, hdcu. Nebraska city.
N. 15hiy, X. IL. Bgota. l.. lanGwarth II Broihgrs
in'ei Taylor Co. bankers and agents, dubuque
Hon. y. NJ. Cassidy. Hem 7. A. Walker, Hon. D. 0
Finch. Fort pes Nuiuas, Iowa
c. l., i. CrochweB, esItor q the Eureka Auamosa
Iowa.
\. r.. Letters % receive prompt attention must b,
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) IL J IiO / i l.,
SERGEANTS BLUFF, IOWA.
". +. HOLMAN. Proprietor.

tNils new and eonlmodisus House las lately .een
htted ~ 10 superior manner, and is nov open
l9f me ft"rpLian 81 guthte. Nothing will ha OMITTED
y Tue ffofttslot t..s... ,ead 10 the eamf9rt au4
E4ilNttiieiHe 81 ItS tueet~ Eytii uutu
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For SALE.

Oh Acres Hsass NUMBERED LAND adjoining Gov
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en-, Apply to GEO. 4, liIasBAiE
oe,ohsr id-u. Da.ots CITY, \. !.
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n. v. Carpenter. burlington, Iowa.
Hon. l.. Clark, Duhaque, -
Mcclure o..
.. HI. Eoslel. Independence, "
Hon. =. J. v Tabor.
L. Nulitu. Council Bluffs
Rev. H. ". Smith. Cl,rftron.
john NJ. Clark, ryHty', IA.
II. y. Coleman, Yates CO., NY.
&C cleveland. IA. ciroric's.
ErkiyH i Bros, Chirap0. H.
Hen. y. y. Chapman, omaha, \. 7.
4 .. Jones'.
John DnE4=Fv, Lebanon, Ohio.
DHiG Ngrgidtg, Cincinnati,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26
TELEGRAPHIC.
w aa..K~u-1~. A.


HoUsE.-The House resumed the con.
sidefation Of the Minnesota election.
Mr.. Haris,ofIll, by request o. the COM
lnittee on electionssubmitted the certificate
Of election Of Geo. L. Black, which Mr.;
Stanton had discovered in the Clerks Of
ice, while looking over some papers there;
also q letter from Gov. Medary aud ]. H.
R. Brown. one Of the eanvassers, saying
that Mesrs. Pbelpa and Cavanagh received
the highest number Of votes. and referring
10 Greelay's Almanac for the figures.
NJ. Harris said that the Committee un-
derstood that they we're instructed TO en-.
quire simply into the prima facia right Of
Measn Phelps and Cavanagh. leaving the
seats open TO contest.
M. Marshall wished to know which two
Of The three persons elected they were to
select.
Mr.. Washburne, Of Me-, offered a reso'
luton that Messrs. Phelps and Cavanagh
are not entitled to be admitted and sworn
Negatived by 81 majority.
The question was taken on the resolu'
ton Of the majority Of the committee, that
F helps and CavsnalI' be sworn in, provided
this shall not be considered as precludine
any contest Of their rights TO the seat
which may be hereafter instituted by per
sons having q right to do so, and Il VA
adopted by I35 against 6S. Aessrs. Phelp'
and Oayanagh we're then sworn in.
Mr., HarTis, Of III, called upthe 0hiC
contested election.
sExArE.-Nr. HAyne hatbeen appo;nt
n on the Military COMMITTEES, instead o
per. Ivers on.
! Mr.. Hunter, from the Committee on Fl
nance introduced q bin to authorize tn
loan of sI5,OoO.oOO, was read the frs
time.
Mr.. Green introduced q resolution, L
pay extra compensation to The Clerks o
The Senate, Considerable discussion en-
sued. The sense Of the Senate seeme'
against Il. It was finally lain on the tabl
BY a vote Of 50 against I.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26
The Garrotsrs Discovered.

It will be recollected that the body Of
Hugh Downie, a cattle dTover from llli-
nois, was found in cellar way at st. Lou
is some mornings ago, and that marks on
the neck plainly indicated that be had been
gsrrOted. The St. Louis Democrat oI
the 18th says:
Arrest was yesterday made Of an EN-
ployee in the BARRIERS shop OF Henry Gard
nsr, oD Broadway, near Biddle ST. on the
charge Of being implicated in the murder
Of Hugh DOwnie. This person has con-
iessed that the murder was committed at
9o'clock on Sunday evening, 10 Gardner's
shop. Downie came in took the chair,
and resigned himself to be shampooned.
The lather was permitted to trickle to bis
eyes, and then the rope was applied to bis
neck. His hat was burned 10 the stove.
his body robbed and thrown where ii was
found, and his coat aud the rope were
conveyed where they were found. Three
employees Of Gardner did the job. The
remaining two have fec, but will be caught
Gardiner is also under arrest.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26
The LssOmptouitss Doomed

II. ,,.u,h.r. If Conorass from Ohio
- a. vs,.l;.h I..,ur..n
:,,. I -, .~s.r . So, mi, f.I. IN
~. =. ...a;d.,.. q, ,..slac,;op.
J, M !. ....~h.I0,;n., Tba,a vera
-, as,t..- .If,olA ,Dd hv .cascslv auv
Do..;h;li,r s !, .Is,s of ,biuU.. can either Of
nj, number be reelected. Their faithIsss-
ness as Legislators would alone have com.
,.,..d thai, dse.st: bat IN addition to this
-. ,.,m...ncs. amending their first eIsc-
lion ,,s ,ucb that nothing bot the direst
Ova,,b,ov .,,rs. than now in the face
Th;, !. n,Dits,. bv ref.,iuv to the returns
n ,h.i, rs.rac,iva district, two wears since:
In the Fint Congressional district Pen.
ala,on u.comp,Ou Dem.l received 6lss
vo,s. T.n fran. l4s6s. Torence IAN. J
se4s making = msiOrity against Pendle.
ton Of 7sS.
T. ,hs ssoond di.tr;ct Groesbeck lie.
.ouO,on Daml received 57as votes. Cur.
Law fRsDA 4s4s. Harrison (Am.l s2ao,
majority AGAINST Groesbeck 1884.
I,,bs si,,b district COcksrill lLecOmp.
,on Dsn had s6Os vOteA. Emrie fRep. J
,Aao T,;,,bl. fAm,,Soa majority a.
,,.;.., coOLo,,I 4ks
II ,hs Ninth d;,trict Hall Heoomptou
Dsm.l had 1851. Watson (Rep.) ssSq
Wilson (Aml 27l. majority against Hal
os
Tn the Tenth district. Miller (Lecomp.
ton Deml had 74OS, Hoffman (Rep.,
5sss. Moore Am. J 1926, majority agsins
Miller 255l. "t-
In the Twelfth district, Cox (Lecomp
ton Dem. ! bad s9SS. Galloway (Rep.
s5s2. Stapsbury (Am.) S17, msiority q
rainst Cox 495.
In the Fifteenth district, Burns lie
compton Dem had sls4, sapp [Rep,
sl4s. majority for Burns 81.
In the Seventeenth district, Lawreuc
LecOmpton Dem. bad 80s5, Albrigll
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26
An Important Movement.

A mas meeting Of the citizens Of Erie
county, New York, who are opposed TO
the National Administration, has been
called at Buffalo on the 9Th Qo-noHOwl
to consult ip regard 10 future political &C
ton. The call Is signed BY leading Doug
las Democrats Americans and RePubli-
cans, and is the beginning Of 6 movement
that will be highly important in its results
Erie county. because Of disafection in The
opposition ranks, has fOl number Of year.
been Democratic. and has been controlled
by that party entirely. All Paies are
now. however, ready to forget the past,
and to enter into q union against the Bu-
chansn party, which, It is to be hoped,
will be permanent and effective. The cal
is signed by the most active and infuen'
tial men in the three parties, and viii NOT
only inspire the freedOm.lOving people o
Erie county to unite against faithless Ad
minIstratioD, but will likewise be 80 incen.
tive to similar action Throughout the stal'
and country,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26


From the Call which appears in aHOth-
or column Il will be seen that tie Repub.
lican State Convention il to be held at
Columbus on TIE l3:b, day Of July, at
10 O'Clock. Carroll county, It will also be
seen il entitled according to the ratio Of
representation to three Delegates in the
Convention. Il is likewise recommended
that the delegates be chosen on Saturday
the 81 Of July. and at the COnnty seat in
each county. The duty will therefore de-
volVe upon our County Committee to Ell.
thsr act upon the recommendation IN The
call, or to select some other time, which IN
their judgement would be more suitable.
AT ell events, We trust that the full num-
Der Of delegates win be chosen, and that
they will be such men as the call specifies.
Wis.,, "the wisest, ablest and purest" men
10 the Republican ranks. 81
The holding Ofthis Convention will be
important 10 its results. II personal ami.
mOsitisa are INDUCED in: il chickering's and
jsalousies creep into the councils, so that
an inferior or unpopular ticket il nOmiha-
ted, our majority may be as aim. and our
victOry'ss barren Of grounds for general re-
jOicing this fall as in the fall Of 1857
On the other hand, il discreet and able
inen alone are selected 10 attend the Con-
vention, II prudence, harmony and gen.
sral desire prevails to conciliate localities,
candidates and their friends; aud il al
have the usefulness and perpstuiIy Of tht
Republican party in view, 50 that goOt
ticket and a strong one is formed, We cat
without dOub. carry the State BY from
90 to $4,000. and thus show truculen
Administration, q we'll IS our own 0hit
6oughfaces that the masses Of the peopl'
Of the State are a. tired Of slavery domi
nation and National misrule now IS The.
we're in 1884. Bsm
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26

SoUTH CARoLrEA SRNAToR.-The Gov.
ernor Of South Carolina has appointed A.
P Hayue to fill the vacancy OccasiOued
by the death of Senator Evans. Keitt,
who made en- assault 10 The HOnse Of Rep
resentatives, some Two months ago, upon
Grow OF Pennsylvania. and who was han
died without gloves, made an effort, It is
said, to get the appointment but failed
Mr. Hayne is a new man in National poll.
tics. and is said 10 be a son Of the Hayne
who discussed the famous "FOot ResOlu-
tions" with Webster.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26

ATThs greatest natural ornament TO
the ahuman form Divine" is unqusstiona-
bly, fine, luxuriaat, healthy, growth Of
hair. Il has been 50 esteemed in all ages
Oflhe world and among all nations,savage
Ahd civilized, Hence. the Indian brave
regards the scalp Of his enemy as bis great.
est trophy. For q similar reason the faah-
iopabls belle often disguises the rigions Of
vanity, % we'll az her other chronological
organs With borrowed locks.
He WHO would discover mode Of pre-
venting the hair from showing the broids
Of enyious Time by turning prematurely
aFay, q method By which Il could be re.
stored when falling of or turning white,
apd . way Of promoting iis continued and
luxurisut growth. would be justly entitled
to sank among the bensfactors Of the hu.
man race. Read The testimonials 10 anOth.
es column, Of the wonderful, not to say
almost miraculous effects Of HPfofeesol
Woods Hair Restorative" and see il BE-
has not ecOOm, ,,lisicd al lLis.-[Capital
Chv Feet.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26
In Union There is Strength,

The call for union meeting Of All the
elements ofopposition 10 the Kansas policy
Of the AdministraLion 10 Erie county, is.
sued by several ofihs leading Republicans,
Democrats, and Americans, Of Buffalo, l.
heartily responded to BY the people Of the
townships. The good result Of which =
union was seen in the late Philadelphia
Election. and the example il worthy Of be.
Ing followed wherever divisions under old
party organizations exist. New Jersey is
taking the Initiatory steps to consolidate
The opposition, aud ia no State 10 uuiOn
more needed. A circular baa been issued
By al the opposition members Of the New
Jersey Legislature, calling for united
movement Of The opposition in the next
canvass In that State.
Ths Philadelphia Gazette says every.
body In that city ss beginning to regard
The new combination as having superseded
the American and Republican Organise
tons: and the case Is pretty much The
same in the interior Of Pennsylvania -
clsrslaad Leader.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26
Gen. shields-.-HIs Future.

A telegrOphic dispatch to the New
York Tribune. few days ago announced
that Gen. Shields, the now Senator from
Minnesota had taken his seat among the
Republicans in Lhe Senate, and on the first
day Of bis official career voted With the
Republicans. We trust, and II Is the gen.
orally received opinion, that this is a pre-,
liminary to bis future connection with our
party organization; and should this belief
be verified, it viii! not be long until be be-
comes bold, vigorous and manly defend
er Of freedom against the eucroachnents
Of the Dred Scott. Buchanan party.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26

BoERHAvE's HOLLAND BITTERs meets
with large sale, and it always has given
good satisfaction. .
LOUIS WARLICH, Chicago, I'll.
We have been selling Bnrhayes Holland
Bitten for some months: and, although.
when Il was first introduced. We did not
urge It's sale. being unacquaiUted With the
article: still we found the public deteTmin-
cd to have it, aud to meet the demand we
have been obliged to purchase more Of this
article than we ever have Of any other pat
ent medicine whatever. Every day brings
new testimonials Of its efficacy in removing
the various:complaints for wien il is recon-
mendsd, and in offering il to our custom
ers. We do 90 with more confidence in its
virtues than il due to most preparations Of
the kind.
GALE BROTHERS, Druggists,
ls4 Randolph st, Chicago, Ill