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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23
THE MARKErS.

NEW YoRK, Dec 22-Flour heavy; sales
7,uUu bblS. Ohio at S5,35a5,5U Wheat firm;
{, Ou0 bus. sold; red $l,22; western red quotes
at 81 30. CUrlr firm; 2U,UUO bus. sold; mixed
7GIfs. Pork firm; mess SIT, 75a17 go Tor OLD,
amd SIS, 20 for new; prime s 10, 6Ual3,75. Lard
urtn ut ll4all3. @nlsky.ctulI at 20.
BALTIMORE, Dec 22.-kluur steady: Howard
and OHIO at $5a5, l24. Wheat 6uyoant; wtiit,,
S., 39al DO. Corn active Mt &c. of an advance;
white 6iu67; yellow GSaTO. Mess Pork steady
at 1929. Lard lie. Whisky dull at 253a26.
RnILADgLPuIA, Dec. 22-Flour quiet but
firm; sales lt S5.1 4a5, % for common aud good
brands, $5,5Ua5,SI4 for extra, and So, S74a7, rs
for extra family aud fancy. rye Flour is freely,
offered. at 81, ST4 Corn Meal unchanged; sales.
600 bbls fcnna- at $4,25; very little demand for
white. Rye steady ut 9Uc for Penna. and rs for
Delaware less demand for Corn and moro
coming in; salcs 5,UOO bushels new yellow ut 70
and old ut Sic. Oats dull In Provisions but
little movement; sales Mess Pork ut SIS and
hains III pickle at 94 on time Whisky steady
at 244a26cin bbis.
GrSclNSAT1, Dec. 22.-Flour firm; unchanged;
sales of 1900 bbls At 81 T5a5, 10 for supertne to
fair extra. Whiskey unchanged; HOO bbls at
224- Not much done in Hogs, aud market
rather veal, though prices are not quotabiy
lower; teeeipt s, 5UU head. No essential change
IN Provisions IS regards prices, but the teHot Of
the market WAS ~ favor of BUYERS; country
mess Pork was offered at s 10, 70, Without lead
ing TO much business; city brands are held at
$ls; Bulk meats weresotfered more freely at 81
aS la with sales OF 400 0OU lbs to be deiiveresf
in February. Notting done in Lard. Money.
matters unchanged. =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23

.yrxuENEEs, IA. June e. 1881.
PRot. o. y WOOD AslyOu are aboutto manafaeture
and Vend your recently DISCOVERIES Restorative VIII
state, for Uhom1OeveFit may cones m that have i t
and known otheTS TO use ittha IhaVe several
been In the habit Of using ether Hair that
hnd yours Vastly superior 70 any other knOH Item.
ufey eeanses the head Of dandFn with one monthly
proper use will restore any persona to the original
youthful color and giving healthy soft and
aud all this, without discoIorIng the
hands that apply II, 2rthe dress drops Would
its everyone esirous OF hay
Ing q inc eelor and texture their hair. r. ~
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.
o.Js;MooD 90, Proprietars. SIG Broadwuy, N Y /,
(ln the great n. Wire Railing; Esta NJ
Market street, ST. Louis, No.. e =
/. And sold by all good Druggists.
Z deeS-d,t7E &E-ly-EE5 ootse=sm
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COMM. IS RCIA I5.
I DAILY lNTELLIGENCER oFFIoE, (

DAILY lNTELLIGENCER OFFICE,
FLouR-Extra ass Family sOJ; sSperfSe 4e5 's prices
what sitter 2. - . ~
WRREr-9O to 40.
CoR&--Sels readily At 60.
Corn AlRAL-70. go
OASIS to So -s
EYR-6s to 10.
command ready sale, 90 = 49, s
The grain -four markets continue dpl1 and ,r,.t,.
nave heard o. NO 7o Important 4ales recently
6 Hams, (plainJ 1o canvass.
llsi sugar cured, 11Sl$ Lard In b6s iVc in kegs
l2e Dried Beef 19e. keg or packed butter i6S1i
Market Is frrn. ~ Vs.
GRocERlEs No change. Rio Coase, I2912Y NJ O.. Sugar
~ hhdS s. in bbls, SIC. N. o. Moia1sea 4lc; sugar
house oUci syrup 65c. Cheese, Sc.
WHISKY 2ic 70 reCtiRed.
SOAP AID sCAHpLKS-AdnVffcturer prfeSs. su,n,,.r
Laow crndles 30. Resin Soap 516 chemical Soup 1e
Ihese are the prices by the box though liberal IL
made to Wholesale purchasers n
STARcH-C0 Columbus Pearl StSrch Go Including bo,
quality. - SS'' Ss " tle
LtNE-LousYllle SI,3I; Maryland Snow White. s1.so
Common to Extra, 65@S65c per bbl
CEMENT continues in prieAS and vii limit
ed demand at $3.50 per bhi. y
bEATHER-SOie Leather TO 25c: Harness do 96t6 or
Upper Leather S32,01 to $500 perdoz.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23

81 Pursuing Counteysitcs.- yesterday
= some our officers pursued, as far as
pellalFe' two doubtful looking persons suspected
OF dealing in counterfeit money. The men had
departed from Bsllairo just as those in pursuit
arrived and ofcourse, made their escape Gen.
''s'nen OF the profession are now closely watch
S"' ana are consequently on the alert The pre-
Sent excitement will have to subsido before any.
Tore bold attempts in the cOnnterfeitng line
are made here.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23

PHItApELPHIAt Sept. 9, 1856,
itself beneficial to The front, also the buck part
OF my head almost lost It's eovesngin BALD have
but two hall pint bottles OF Restorative and
the top oty head Is well studded with promising crop OF
young hair and the 'front.' also receiving nedt
have tried other without any benefit Vateyef
think from my own person4l Recommendation can In
Yours respectfully, D. R. THOMAS, N. n
HO.46A Vine street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23
W- q b 4 EN IA

IF YOU HAVE ANY PAIN,
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, BRONCHITIS, PARA.
LYsIs, OLD SORES, sOALD HEAD, BURNS AND
soALDs, STIFF JOINTS, SORE THROAT, sTRAINs
AND BRUISES, SORE BREAST, SWOLLEN GLANDS
PILES, on CUTANEoUs DISEASES,
BUY A BOTTLE OF
BRAGG'S ARCTIC HlNIMENT.
And get the United states JOnrnuI Free.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23

@-z The Rirer-This, reckless institution.
which has been going up and down and down
md up pretty much as it pleased for some time,
last night seemed at a loss what to tlo-whether
to rise, recede or stand still. The general i'm.
preston was, however, that it would come up
a little. There were over twelve feet water in
the channel. The packets between this and
other ports seem to be doing just a living bust
ness while the transient boats find it difficult
to make both ends meet. .s hsfHi7'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23
ARCTIC Us. MJsTANG

inyiaIous and lupudent card recently pu,II,hed bv
notice at hunds, although We dislike
controversies and have always them c shall ia
A qSSf is s aS 2 21
eYiaeeiy nus PeehfGIy origin these dEntsTtsed gr-
by BRAGGs ARCTIC lINIMENT Tie card is too desu.
tory Tor US to follow sssfutn bra had
published card announcing that he no further con-
neet3n with The Mustang, and would himgtf
resulting from the of the article Will WIich
that name having any Interest In ih,
BRAGGS ANCIIC sLiNISIhNT is now ard has siwaTS
business under the style Of Bragg Improves and the
oy sonnseiten Dr. Bragg ever had with it in tile sim
Since invenng the Mustang, DR. Bragg has had many
years OF e&perienee, and but presume
that In his niatuTed manhood could uroJuce a better
remedy than In his comparatively inexperienced youth
wherever 1t inttoauced bears CONCLUSIVE Testimony
that such tile fact. Tire Arctic Iinitnt had
been introduced six mouths had superseded all ohtr
lnnenLs Including the Mustang. the meantime n Epu-
rous article OF the Mustang appearance In lie
InaTke put up externally exactly Ike me rrnuiH had
been by pr Brags but unlike II sy possible.
who HAD used this detsrorated and inurons s
the mistaken thai he vas s GqS
DE- Bragg considered be his duty to set the ma ter be-
nothing 10 do The ySuTf Of he MN Sh US eSSe
they are we'll known business community Is most
amusing to those who know status The trouble Is
ID transparent; they dislike TO see Their sbeapy
preparation sIperesued by RraFE's Arctic Lipmcnt, an
slider failure NotsitlstandpE Ibis aueciaton they IL
IEsu sum ior IT'S suppression, and falling In that
are a9w exPsndlng much money for newspaper cards,
iment s failure. The public 10 easily quilted as
these gentlemen suppose aud readily that
hit were such failure these interruptions
tend they would the last to disturb quiet oblion
the tact Is readily that they alarmed
prosperity Of their article, and well they may be- for
they know article to attain the substantial cel
ebry OF BRACES ARCTIC EMINENT II pust poEsrsS An
intrinsic value capable of positive demonstration and
hence their only hope Is in nbusng people may
be deterrtd from trying 1t, we'll that II they once
It's merits they could never again be induced
the Mustang In conclusion, claim Arstic Linz
iment is the best article offered to tie pukiic and at
1t will bear triumphantly every That may Be aTriIsd
to It. BRAGG 4 BURROWES
Sole ProprietOrs, ST. Louis, Missouri.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23

G5y-1 Etct well worth remembering in this
weather, is that when the first pre-mOnitions of
cold are felt, the best way to prevent it is to
exercise vigorously until perspiration is induced
when the sufferer should keep up the warmth
by full clothing or by going TO bed. No whis-
key punches, or warm baths, or hot hot water
and mustard for the feet, can be compared to the
glow which general stretching of the muscles
induces. If fairly caught, the cold must be en-
dured' BUTT is always modified by avoiding ex.
ceSses of all kinds.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23

EY-Z The Dancing Party at the Mcclure
House last evening, was an excessively interest
iog entertainment. If those persons who re-.
gard dancing as species of amusement in
which they cannot conscientiously participate,
had been present, their conscientiousness would
have melted into admiration, and their objec-
tons would have been swallowed up by the in
fuence of the delightful and cxhilarating opoc.
try of motion" there displayed. The lustrous
eyes ofthe ladies flashed fascination and happi.
hess upon all around, and right merrily the par
Elephants kept time to the unexceptionablem music
into the hours "ayont the twal." The general
arrangements were perfect the refreshment
table abundant and sumptuous, and everybody
seemed pleased and satisfied"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23

NEW YoEx, Dec. 22-Gov- King expresses
himself decidedly in favor OF removing q1aran.
tine to the Orchard shouis below the narrows.-
Tue govt Engineer has also reported in favor of
this location.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23

NV YoAx, Dec. 92.-The Washington cor.
respondent Of this evenings Post, says he has
reason to believe that twO moro vessels have
left or are about leaving tins country with illi-
busters, and that the President has taken meas.
lures to stop thetn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 23.-The Legislature this
afternoon, by concurrent resolution, elected
Henry s. Lane and Mrn. II. McCnrty us U. s.
Senators in place of Bright aud FITCH; the
former tilllat3, and the latter till 1861.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23
BUSINESS NOTICES

20 Stop that coughing! The "Hoarhound
Balsam9 will do it Cure that hoarseness
The "Hoarhound Balsam" will do it Keen
you quiet in churchl The "Hoarhound Bal
sam :'SL will don't Keep peace in tho familyl
Inc "Hourhonnd Balsam" will do it. Your
chitdrcn can take it. Your wife can take IL
Yon can take it Price 25gcents. For sale nv
the principal druggists. 4. H. Logan & CO..
Gen'l Agents. -
80 Important Notice. Anybody and every.
body who wants to know where they can buy a
suit of clothing for their boys, for a Christmas
and New Years Gift, should walk around TO
Stein Bros large clothing establishment, whore
they can find all sorts and sizes and all descrip.
tons of the very lest and cheapest Boys cloth.
ing. Also, they can find a very fine stock of
MEMS clothing, consisting of coats, pants, vests,
oyercoats and furnishing goods throughout
Don't fail tolvisit Stein Bros large Baltimore
Clothing House. if you want to buy clothing
which will last Yon for the next year to come,
anyhow.
n B.-Stein Bros are still buying Mineral
money at the old rates
STEIN BROS,
Baltimore Clothing House, No. ID, Monroe Street, oppo.
site the North Western Bank.
(Times and Argus copy.)
SEE advertisement of Dr. Sanford's Liver In
vigoratOr in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23

81 Ie'terdGy afternoon an old lady named
YOU ', who resides in the country, was attacked
N''n u, a ut whist she was getting into awagon
Pm Aa'n street in company with her daughter.
pns was carried into a house near by, and had
pO' entirely recovered at last accounts. The
a0shter supposins her mother to be dead was
el1'd with fainting spell and some difficulty
F"S had in restoring her.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23

% HemRdeld q. R-Tbe managers of this
S'a' says the Washington Reporter, seem to
T. all in their power to render it success.
r" ';. nave recently erected fine engine house
'1's pIace-enclosed the water tanks along
ae nc, me and placed stoves beneath them to pre-.
me me cars arrive and depart regularly at the
p pIiD time. and notwithstanding the usual
60 Sess o. trade at this season of the year are
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OuTWARn RnnNn

Nav YoNK, Dec. 22.-.lhe steamship Persia
sailed at 8 A. ~, with go passengers and $685.
OU0 in specie. Ostna, tho Persian Minister and
his family and ex-President Baez, OF Dominica,
are among the passengers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23

~ The Late Railroad Accidsat.--Mr. Solo.
mou Bast who was killed on Friday, at the
Mount Airey station of tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, was freight conductor between
Washington and Baltimore. During the rail-
road strike and riots in May, 1857, he stood
manfully to his post of duty, and it was his
train that was thrown from tue track at night,
beyond Mount Glare, by the rioters spiking
pieces of rail upon the track. He received one
of the gold medals voted by the board of direc.
tors of the Baltimore and Ohio road for merito.
rious conduct on the part of the employees who
stood by the company on the occasion referred
to- Mr.. Bastwas formerly of Baltimore, but re.
moved to Martinsburg, about a year since,
where he leaves wife and seven Children
His funeral took place at Harper's Ferry, on
Saturday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23

NEw YORK, Dec. 22.-The steamship Eden
burg, FROM Glasgow, is below, her dates are to
the I'd, huthave been anticipated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23

Tn1NrTY BAY, Dec. 2I.2well made currents
have been received from Yalentia to-day, but
nothing Ineligible since Saturday.
Signed, De SANITY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23

s. k,ghtt ef January. military and
= "1ens OF Washington are preparing to celebrate
Nc anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans. by.
~; is''aae and public dinner. The Fencib.es and
'''enen OF this city have been invited and have
suited their intention to be present to the
;.l noeE OF some 80 men. An address will be
i "a" - on n me occasion, and the whole afair is
L s,vIs gotten up In an old fashioned patriot.
- Christmas B,il.-As7 win be seen by opr
a., ,s''.s.ns columns, the German Turner'S in.
Ms No SWING grand concert and ball at the Ne.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23

Tie Ben Bolt Afdir.-Late Information
having been received in this affair, which rem.
d:rcd fnrtherd delay unnecessary, Mayor Weaver
of Pittsburgh, was to have called it up yester.
day for final examination, instead of postponing
it till the 4th of january, as it was announced
In connection with this the papers give curren-
cy to rumor that the missing man has turned
up, and that since he was murdered" he has
been seen in Parkersbarg, alive aud well, with.
merely scratch or two on his face. The story
is, that when he was pushed through the wheel.
house door, he gotinto the yawl, and there re.
manned until the engineer went to the forward
part Of the boat; that he then got out went
ashore, and concealed himself in a wood shed
until the boat left Murraysvillc, and that he then
started to Parkersburg, where he was last seen.
1t is further asserted, that statement to this
effect will be made before the Mayor by a re-
sponsible person. II this be true the case is
at an end, and the parties will be discharged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23

~" ne nave again to repeat our notite that
yearly advertisers, who overstep their allotted
space, will be charged extra.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23


We the undersigned, masters and Of steamboats,
running to and from the port OF ST. LOUIS impressed with
the Importance Of having hand all tines safe and
certain remedy TO be used in saSters have
Obtained supply OF Dr. Drargs Arctic LnimeDt which
shall always carry respective boats
leVlng 1t TO be the most speedy unJSnF remedy for
the cure of burns scalds, cOntusiOnS 6c eYrP
offered to the public: 7,
Commander. Steamboat
Soseph a. anson-.... Kate Howard
1inHh u white War Eagle
John p Tyson =. :. -, Alnngo StlJId
n D Hatcher. :. JennIe nssn,
q II Tyler.... Sarscen
Nm u Scudder..... New Falls City
SooeFt 3 AloFr1S- n kennett
AFSnle Edward Walsh
WI Smith. ........ =. IlcnnIaTE
J B Rhodes. ugie Nav
Mtn II Biock. John II Dickey
EDWARD Lee Brady.
y he!chuIn - ". CheeGman
WIN Eaus. d Carter
1 1!2 Ut oeeAna
b kercheyAl, Hespernn; Ecudder, w,
q Priest, 81 Mcclellan; w q HAWKINS IatRu: 4 e DrS6eI
hleteor w TerTl, EmgaDt; II DIETRICH Dew Urou. Jpbn
u Burk, Morning Star; Manson, silver Hetlsi b Me-.
fhtTson, &c W sombart w u MIL Il Lakeland; Lew.
49, Perry Co, 16s North Second street. inoV1s-d&x
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. %, 1858. !

Largest Circulation of any Paper in West
ern Virginia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23

LOUISVILLE, Dec 22.-Ehc steamer Peter
Tellon, from Louisville to New Orleans, sunk at
Greenville. No lives lost
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23

dates to the 25th ult, four days later, has ar
rived with three passengers. News unimport-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23

SEE advertisement of Or. sanrord's Liver In
vigorator in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-23

LOUISVILLE Dec. .22.-At the Orleans Pacific
Railroad Convention, yesterday night, Mr.. Chill
ton offered resolution, that the Stockholders
show how they obtained stock, whether for
money or services; it was discussed aud with.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-16


The Ohio Cultivator says The prac-
tice Of sowing grass seeds in the fall is be-
coming more and more popular, and In such
a fall as we are having this year, grass seeds
can DO put in TO better advantage than usual.
The frequent showers keep the land moist
enough to the speedy vegetation Of the
finest grass seeds. IL Is one OF our doc
srines that grass seed should be put in for
full crop, and not be subjected to the over.
shadowiRg and dwar6Dg Of a crop of wheat
or oats. The benegts Of this are, that
when sown as full crop upon well prCpar-
ed soil, the grass takes immediate posses
sion Of the land, 10 the exclusian Of foul
stuff. amp you have n crop of clean hay at
once instead Of its taking several years to
run out the weeds The fall seeding is
more particularly adapted to timothy grass,
to timothy and clover, red top, fowl mead
Ow, etc. Orchard grass and red clover
will do well in the early fall, if the ground
is not to spouty. Kentucky blue grass is
best sown late in the winter, when it car
catch little frost and snow"
We had supposed that, as genera
thing, clover did not do we'll sown in tn,
fall. What is said of sowing Timothy
alone in the autumn, is true but if tht
wheat aud Timothy together were sown OF
i'sccR prepared soil," there would then be NJ
necessity to wait Several years to run out
the weeds" Lefore obtaining "clean crol
Of hay. Genesee Farmer.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-16
The Road to Immortality.
RAat ,re Belieue. and Whx.

Il was The remark of q distinguished phys.
cian of the last century, that the man who should
discover a specific for physical pain, as certain
in its neutraliziHg effects as water when applied
TO fire, would rank 10 the estimation OF posteri-
ty, next to the inspired writer's Professor Hol-
loway the founder of that simple yet profound
-evstem of medical treatment, which has travers-
ed with such wonderful repidity both the old
world and the new, appears to have accomplish
ed this grand desideratum and something more.
1t is alleged by those who have tested the pre-
peFties Of bis celebrated Pills and Ointment IN
their own cases, that they not only alleviate the
agony attendant upon all internal and external
disorders. but permanently eradicate them
That these remedies are among the wonder
working agents of an age of wonders, cannot be
ouestioned. Those who believe that the science
Of medicine is q close monopoly, and that there is
no medicinal skill beyond the circle OF the Fac
plty,r who look upon diploma as a sort Of
@6rman" to which every man should bow in
homage. will of course prefer being contention
ally killed to being irregGarly cured Such is
not our t0ste. We care little for names nofl-
ing for big words and oracular shakes OF the
head What we see and know we believe; and
really the proofs Of the unvarying efficacy Of
Honowayls remedies are so numerous, SO con-
sistent, SO incoutrovertible, that our common
sense, despite the leaning that we have in CON-
mon with most men, toward time-sanetioned
systems eompeis rs, notenS rOieHs TO attach full
credit to them.
1t may be weakness to be guided By our own
perceptions and the testimony of honest witness
Bes, in preference to- receiving as Gospel what
the interested advocates of very fallible sys-
TEN would have Us believe; but we claim right
to the independent use Of our faculties, and
must state our convictions. The science Of med
icine, as practiced by a large proportion Of its
grave professors, is merely round Of stereotyp-
ed prescriptions, which every sane man knows
20 not, one time out of ten, answer the desired
purpose. Holloways remedies, as far as we can
Judge, do not fail once out of ten times to effect
q cure. This is our answer, founded on obserya-
tion and inquiry, to all who may arraign our
judgment for according to these extraordinary
preparations what we conceive TO be just need
of praise Cincinnati Columbian