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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-30
SETTLEWENTS.

CcOUNTs against M parties Indebted the suhssri-
eeEs y be inside out au4 ready for b. the
trst Of I9nn Those n0tins for accounts BY
that time VIII Be presented with them
1EF, gdecass 3TCLAKLKSS, KNOA co.
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Ltbergl l.roPosItIoli

49, tllh0oF0A tSEORo8t1lnk1sn q
The propfetOfN to furnish each purchaeer dol
lar botte, with free subscription TO the JopFnal for
one year This is Of the best n Y. illustrated
Certificate emitting the holder benefit this prop
oStiOn, enclosed the around every
ae TIE Arctic Liniueet g put Ia . cent, ee,
PR CENT more Lnient 10 proportion their cost aud
are The eheHpest. For sale by BRAGG & BURR0NRs,
-far 81 Sole Proprietor, ST. Louis, SO.
An agent wanted IN every town aud villa e. AppEea-
tous must always be accompanied By responsible refer
enees, For sole by EAuGHEINs BUSHFTEID,
ianlS:ty -Suld&W - General Agents fo YYfeeiiss
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s-s OAnLSlE, Ia, June g, iA5a
Ihave used Prof. o J. Moose liair Restorative. AID
have admired Its uVnt Ifi ssetts- AS has
IhouRt, IEen htuTst gay, but b. tie
Restorative Il Las Orslnut collar, AEd have
OOGbt, peFlnshertly
8. BREsEE, ex-senator, u. g.
Oh. WOOD CO. PfopFitt tori, 81 BlogdlSy n T., On
The Wire Railing Ista llaTket
street, 81. LuHs, Mo- Arsla b All eoOd DTuBEIats.
deeSsltWEuSn ID
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J. j. wADsw0RrII, p. NJ, Webster City
514 Good for y ntmals.
This Invaluable Imminent Is also equally efcatous In
curing the diseases Of animals witness the following
eertiheate: MsssrsJ NFnot, and Lynch, ATnot Co.
keep the livery In the West,
orally known IhFough 0utthe United Statfa. IL n
81. LOUIS, Dec. Esd, '1SS7.t
We, used Dr pfags's Arctic Li.
ment for lnmber q months, tFStfy 70 rs
peior efficacy IN curing the diseases Of hoTses; well
satisfied Of the Arctic being the best Imminent made
that would other. We keep and have kept
number of YearSs livery stables this CITY aud
CONSEQUENTLY Our exbeTuee about their seaG.
Is greltt and say, Arctic Lni
the only have found dElCdys edScftes
cordially reeonnehd q to alIvery slabE Zee and
others having the care of horsss.--- $780,
PlSlf3i " J. 4 A ARNoF.
f.sFss so q LYSCHsARN0T & CO.,
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BY THE MAILS.

CuRsEScY AND LAxD wARnAxrs.-Mcss4S.
Thompson, Bros Co, New Yorc, in their Cir
cnlar by yesterdays mails, quote Currency
Land Warrants ne f,IJc,-s.
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found Dead we learn from n r.. NJ. Mitchell
mail agent, that on yesterday morning Mr..
Winchester in, Columbus Ohio, adaguerreanar-
tbs, was fonnd. deadit his bed. Hewent to bed
apparently well enough, ahdliis wife was horri-
fed upon awakening in the morning, to, indhim
cold and 1liftless. go e sis95a ...[ s,a154
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's'' % 'Iu E'..''1i soi : 90; MANN

FEiED wooD: 1t l-as toa tine ar tAs you 1t Hiss.
sse s sSoFSsr si i isfo. ara To
concluded 60 tTy NAls hair, tie
test Of its P0UeT. Il las done ali tlgit
UOui d0i and oIhers Of family F ii IDS ,AYi1E Ntt
hessed is reetss
T. Others ent 10 Tie Elssst coLsioSTAtsi ch
for tt Again, very Tt.pSetilil5 aEd iluly. 4eGtss
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Judge Sam Hamilton, FORMERLY of this place,
turned up an Alderman at the recent election in
%S%'s , The JSdg9" since his residence in
lateLtige1cer office, We suppose we shall have
the pleasure of seeing his poftly figure adorn-
ing an by 10 Office, in the ':gIorious 1st,' ere
long Politically VIC believe the Judge is n
trueblue 'unwashed' Democrat Weltsburgh
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH. GLOSSY HAIR !!
Completely Preserved IS.
TO PMK GHRA TRsT AG R.fs

Nd who that - gray would have Tes4ogtd
IA color; ald, would have The
bat would be cured, with Fs headaee, las
would be cured IL wiz also All pm de
face aud skin. Frof. Wood's Hair KesOiatiSt ma s
this, see circular and ara the follow Ing: l4s
ASH AthohI SpVelaher = lsS6-
PEOE O. WooD- Dear sir; has Essi '-peh 4.la ef
the wonderful eets 4atr Restorative h LaNt
been often cheated by quhgkeTy aid naek
hair dyes &c-s iss Place lsstotAtNe IN
The eAtsgnrS tlcusHi,u iuuuls
Petea 9unfE ti ast ~ an LsElstss ssuHiy
months aimee, ksi kurl
Induced the trial Of yonr ksnIoFaSiFe In MY farhsist
~ my SoOd VILE, HiF has bFsgIs tiiE
tirey Nhtes before rAlansIin Of large EOf
es her l8r - FssF hsaEl 20 its qFEinli lsstii'u
brown color, thicseue AMI bccoe bglultig ana
glossy upon, entiisI ltui she
u; Hlua because G rs aEiy uF tEeet
the hair its h-afEi
head and mind Othsrs o; family AID fEts ustHg
Restorative Ih Are Eptst eeelts tbeTIgIe,
Skeptietsm aud soHts In Fe4EEenee s ekaTaetaF uEd
value entirely removed; do ElHi-
y aud euas Atal9 reee0unlsun us ~ ali who ued
have theiT from ulit= cray loJ %
s'eknSss aEel 20 Urinal color ana - ySEg
who NOuia tSlr hair beautiful Etasy.
Very Oy Sud GRATEFULLY Ysurss
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sal MEMPHIS. FkSN., Nov. 2Sth, 1851.
hereby certify. that having been badly bruised and
scalde by the explosion Steam Boiler,
me TO try Braggs Arctic Lilnent The Instant
~ extra ted from the scas and in short time, all
the pain was gone from the bruises In two weeks was
well, and ahlt to resume my business.
HENRY HAyERSRtLL., residence Jackson street.
The Bltud see!
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Dreadful n,arsier,-on Monday night of last
week. near Daul No. 6, on the Chesapeake and
ONO Canal, brutal murder was perpetrated on
Tue person of Mr.. William Barker, of Morgan
county, Virginia, by man named David Davis,
Aso resident ofthat county. Barker was at
at the house ofDavis. and was found dead there
on tuesday morning. He had been stabbed To
une heart The CoastitEtion says that Davis was
I'ken to Bath on Tuesday, and confined in jail
'OawNit his trial Both were at the head Of lam.
lilies = ~ -, = -.
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NOW is THE TIME

= Y GEI HfOOh LIhENG 0oES,
AF-11SH MAIN ST., AT tie loot Of the HIM.
PARTRIDGE in consideration OF the hard times will for
few weeks put pictures prices proof
please examine yourself. many styles
tine at from so to lp0 below tue OLD prices
Dec. go, '5T.
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setree-In the matter Of local news there
. EXISTS just now degree.of inactivity amount.
'is Utmost to panic. One would almost think
mat the millennial era had arrived. when Cline
and trouble aud turmoil of every Kind shall
forever cease.
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.OLD DOMINION. -YBAsT -POWDRR.-PrnnOuneed by
" everybody who have used 1.-THE best baking compound
offered to the public, satisfaction,
for sale by iitt-a T. b. JOHNSTON,
dec15 49, lie Market st.
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DIssobUTIoN.

Dissolution.
THE hrm Of DOane Cowgirl % this day dissolved by
mutual consent Ths6usIness Of the Grm VIII b. LEFT
In the hands of A S. DOaue, who ts fully authorized
the name Of the firm in settling up It's aHaIrs.-
Wheeling, Jan. 9Th, 1855. M n c SSas
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55FDAILY INTELLIGENCER

ma, 70 furnished to subscribers living in any
:, or the city or suburbs, at l0'cents per
par ~, by leaving their names at the office, or at
Moneys Literary Oep''' 'O''S' ~ -
Monroe streets.
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-, circulation of any Pape- in West
ba'5 ern Virginia.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Co-Partnership.
re undersigned have this aY formed o-paTtnersp
Il under the Of DOane Adams, for the purpose
transaeting general CnmmssiOu, and Pig
business At the E9relouss corner Man and Quincy s
Wheeling Jan. IslS5S. A :. DOANE.
jamie GEO. ADAMS.
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Cnnmon.

May Drugs sts, having old Linments hand, VIII try
TO sen them die Ies, hut do you positively re.
fuse e purchase them Ask for "BRAGGS ARCTIC LIN.
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CONN E8CIAiI. Z
WHOLESALE; NIAIllS llY. 2
WHRELISo, Jan. II, ISIS.

( Contested DAIIYA IRON Actual. SALES, 4
4 ( "a ny 4. IA RUMP1R IsksYl -
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The Judge" is not very pretty man, it is
true but he's mighty handy turn his hand
to ything---stick type, mnketype, work press,
Guild house, preach sermon, make a pattern,
tan hide, or anything else of useful aud in
dustriOus character, and we doubt not he will
make an original aud popular magistrate. Our
friends of the Herald are assured that he bears
his hOnOrs meekly, aud that his progeny have as
yetreceived no positive instructions as TO future
associations, &c. He has not yet cut any of
us office acquaintances, but goes about just as
II nothing ut all had happened.
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wonderful CureI
I'm Explosion.

Mrs Bedford Mobile confined 10 her couch for thre
years with numb palsy Hfter being despair from III
failure all OtheFremedieE cured by Arctfc ni
ment, in little n month.
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HATS AND CAP6.
MUSIC |! Musio

II NEW MUSIC just received tins morning: IbalbeTg
~ values; C0nstantnoplc 9uudFesi Ressns Qekstsl;
Spanish FAnuanEOs. fthiopia Polka CnadTtis Anvil Che
Gone By Firstly SOUNDS EhtrAncihg; 6susle Maiden;
My New England H0ms; Our Good Old fTtendti In Poor
Old B1eheloT Old Ir0nsides; LamAs cOttast; We Praise
Thee, oh Hg.i. LnoEzll RAINE & 90.
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FALL ST NLG SILK HATS,
VNYE just received cities Fan
w style Of Sk Hats which exceed iightnts eaFRbiii
~ aud beauty OF shape thing have heretofore intro
iuctd, With tue FLEXIBLE Band 50 that ry VIII ne TIE
he4d with perfect and eOmort good ct will
Hree GsutiemEu requested oeall In atthe Of
slllon aud Ma'n rtrests. : = 60
ME attention Of ttn
orally, Of the city, s Inyittd stock Flank
Books, Fancy Staple Stationery beh 1lis
very large and srnbrs gFeateF vGTieiy q an eVeTl
fore. We have stil hand large
fOTts Chdrens Talas, Hoods, Ladies'
Gloves, Ge upon ali Of which, GtafOb adtaLces,
We VIII reduce the price. llaH9l PAYNE co.
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ity she l.ittIc ChiIdren..
EkcnInrr1 IA RemulN

Mrs George K. Tyler, Canal street, d. hal long
ferd from painful and disfguTng eruption the face
anil by the of bottle the Imminent cuFsS
restored to her original beauty.
a Horrible TumOF.
Eugene Mallory, Hatchez three years the victim of
the neck, which resisted all remedies
until he tried the arctic Linment. Three bottles
him in few weeks
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Cash ystem.

Cash yStem.
ON the First Of January, the subseriber Lcnd adopt
" ing the CASH SYSTEM EXCLUSIVELY They viii
depart from this rule under any ereumstanees any
parry parties whatsoever, being cunvineed long
experiences that this plan only better for the seller
but also for the consumer. 3
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The caeaif Court has adjourned till Friday
evening next
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BKAGGS ARCTIC LININI EN- I

This incomprehensble Lniment, upon which the great
of the afflicted OF all lands rely for relief FROM
the pangs of rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout Eryspelas
Cancer ScrOiua, Sprans uises, Burns ScHlds aud all
cutaneous diseases rapidly auPerseding all similar prep
araons. pFOprvtOrs give for the encouragement
sufferers, following memorandum Of few OF the
derul durhg the few months. CeI-
from the parties named ae In the possession
the prorttors but their length precludes publication OF
Ono Bottle triumphant.
Mrs. MONT, No. $40 Morgan Street, st. Louis, having
suffered ree years with rheumatism, aud tried many
preparations without eject cured by city cent bot
tie Of Arctic Imminent.
0ut of PuranGOry.
Henry Davis, Mound street, Louis, who he was
sunering the pnngs Of purRatUry" with Neuralgia, for
months, cured by three four applications Of the
Arctic Imminent. .flrsH
little daughter Mrs. Lee, residing Lake street
Chicago, scalded all by the upsettIng Of kettle
boiling water The Arctic Imminent applied
ing 10 the directions, and the fire Instantly extracted
and In few days the little sufferer was WE'LL
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r i,I7= INTEEI5IGENCER.

SATURDAY MORNING, JAN.'Y 80, 1858
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FAIL F.AsHION FOR HATS.

1900.
I AM prepared OfuFnis my patrons ard
the pub3te with superior quality style OF Mole
which light, elastic, Olor Gne l1ftFe of
hnisl and of endurance, they good
vice In all kinds OF WGatherS also
Soft Planters french, ROekland and Hungarian styles,
Black Brown, Pearl and BeaVsr eOOTs. Also Mems and
Boys Caps, of the latest styles.
n B.-Moleskn Hats finished conformation measure
short notice. Bring along the and you get
kinds OF head gear Al very lOW taria. 1t
". W. IIMESON'S,
auE2S No. % Main -.
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Teas, Teas. re-s.sts :.
LIME Imperial, Powder, Tyson oolong and Black.
Il Tea, just received AID for sale BY
". a. EDWARDS & BB0,
u CRRHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTElss-5ust received IS
ID decl6 I. b. JOHNSTON, 1F6 Market St
SNYRUP OF ELECANPAIN-the llest syrup In use, for
- coughs, colds, &C., prepared and sold by
dseI5 q. y. JOnNs1OH. JIG Markets St &.
LATEST ARRIVAL!
| 8 GREA TEST tL-EDECEREYT YET OFFERED ~
GOODS bought CftGt when panic height,
" consequently 50 per cheaper than when Purehass
FIety OF
ladies Kid GnuntIeiis,
ISaiss. > Buck SS doc
Gents Sllk, Wool and Buck Gloves,
81 Runs. Cap, Letter, and Note PapeT-very Ane.
AtAFge stock Ll, Package Letter and Note Envelops
All OF which confident much ctUptr
Othtr house in the city. Call and examine for
selves. tuOV6l fATNE = CO.
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| athey
| Taetise
| etEeen
|tte....se
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-11

loving tones those thrilling words "Let
irere be light" and living light from the
hvine Spirit ilumined mans frame, and
le became an immortal being.
lie looked at the earth and saw the
.prInging flowers and creeping reptiles
he gazed about him and behe;d the vast
ocean swelling and dashing and the tall
forest trees covering the earth for miles,
and atfording shade to the innnmerable
+nlmals that dwelt in peace and harmony.
lie raised his eyes to the heavenly vault
studded with stars, and strove in vain to
penetrate the mysterious curtain. Then
man reasoned "Who could be the author
OF these wondrous things ?" And mighty
voice replied, at is 1.-The First and the
Last" And man worshipped the great Il
Am, for he felt that he was his maker.
But soon the clouds ohscured the LIGHT:
| the tempter came With his insinuating wiles,
and man forgot his God.
Then came Death, the King of Dark
ness, to take the place of the Lost Light.
But God was merciful, and sent the gIo-
rIous Sun of Righteousness to drive dark
ness away forever.
The heavenly decree "Lett there be light" /"
has been issued every time new soul is
born in the kingdom of Christ, and when
ever the intelligence beams upon the soul,
though often in mercy the Good Fathers
voice remained silent; lament the birth of
an idiot child, for those blessed words have
not yet been spoken; but they are spoken
when
THE SOUL freed from its cumbrous prison of
clay,
Greets the eternal morn of heavenly day."
At last, when '"the earth is consumed by
fire, and the earth passes away with great
noise" the light will return to Heaven, and
shine with renewed splendor around the
Great White Throne"
There for an eternity will it shine, re-
ifected on the pure and happy faces of the
blest.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-11

for which the law makes nc special pro-
vision, is sail to be no less accommodating
than the legal one in the centre of the town
The work OF education goes brayely on
The decent men in the decent house, be-
come decently drunk; puke decently in
the presence of the crowd looking on
stagger, fal! and lie in a decent manner,
right where the worshipful court can en-
JOY their decent exhibitions.
You dare question the propriety of the
conduct of good moral men, acting under
authority of law, il decent manner in a
lawful business (? All, he makes the BOYS,
Il beg pardon,) the young gentlemen, SO
lively, social, loving and sympathetic, so
decent, polite and consderate. They are
generous and brave to degree, under his
tntclage. Just the men for the clustering
times whenssenators feel the blasts of puff
ting Mars. The tunes are mending. We
OF the Monopoly used to vince under the
pointed arguments and strong illustrations
of your p. g. w. P.'s, when the multitude
followed at their heels, and many were soft
enough to follow their comrades to the
prejudice of one of the Lawful pursuits of the
land. But these noble men have come to
their senses, and have helped wonderfully
the interests of the Monopoly in IredeI
county. You shall not speak harshly of
these gentlemen. If you do, will lecture
You after style that you and your clan
shall feel blue under.
am not a little surprised that these gen
tlcmen should mitigate an act so dstin-
guished by pleas Of improper use, Of i'm
piled admissions in moments of needless
confidence. But the deed is done. and
worthily done, and the Monopoly will ac-
knowledge end remember the service. The
boast of Iredell is hushed. She has grog
shop. Men can now drink in a decent
house, and not at the tail-end OF a one
horse wagon, as heretofore; and young
gentlemen can gain all the improvement
OF the decent style of the place.
would pile on little more, and glory
over YOU, and tell how far behind the times
you are but the Old Dame of County
Temperance society has got into passion
over the affair, and filed her cup for "a gen
eral fuss, and has summoned all her sons,
and daughters too, (oId crotch she is) to
meet in Statesville, on the I'd Wednesday
in August, to sputter about this lawful bu-
tsincss. She thinks she is some because she
has kept living all the while, ever since she
was seen in existence in 1927, with no
wrinkles in her face or feebleness in her
steps.
/ She may take on, and if she does, some
of her sons are really headstrong and might
4rruuulc- ms; out TOR 'tnat, | would say your
/ Sous of T. are badly whipped by the mo-
nopoly, and Dikos can go to sleep, and not
fear its interests will be molested.
Yours for awhile,
DIKOS.
July 1868.
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9sbotso to Gswyeraaes, giteratars
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA,

violent by indulgence, can urge you. Be-
fore you are aware, you may find yourself
awakinss from fit of intoxication, guilty OF
offences against the laws of your country
which will draw down just vengeance up
on your head abhorring Yourself and an
adherence in the sight Of heaven.
Drunkenness, persisted in, will assuredly
destroy your soul and consign you to ever
lasting misery. Hear what the word OF
God declares:
Awake, We drunkards and weep.-Joel
/ ch. and 5th verse.
Woe unto them that rise up in the NOR
ming, that they may follow strong drink,
that continue until night till wine infame
them.-lsa. 5th ch. and 18th verse.
Woe unto them that are mighty to drink
wine, and men of strength to mingle strong
drink.-Isa. 9Th CHI and 22d verse.
Ihe works of the flesh are manifest,
which are these uncleanness, murders,
drunkenness, revelIings and such like; of
the which tell you, that they which do
such things shall not inherit the kingdom
of God.-Gal. 5th ch. 10 and 81 verses
These are awful declarations, and they
will certainly be fulfilled upon him who
continues to delight in drunkenness; he
cannot enjoy the love Of God, he will not
be received into heaven. Separate your
self, then, utterly from this ensnaring sin.
Touch not, taste not, handle not. In en-
tire abstinence is your only safety. This
pcrsevered in you shall never fall Wher-
ever and however the temptation is presen-
ted, avoid it-turn from it, and pass away.
Turn also from every sin, commit your wav
unto the Lord and he will direct your
path. A glorious provision is made for
your salvation through the atoning blood
of Christ. Commit your soul and your
all to Him. He will guide you through
life, enable YOU to vanquish every foe and
crown you with victory in heaven
TUTOR.
Rocky River, Chatham county, N. c.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-11
Cholera Infantum.

Mr.. EDIToR.-Will yox please publish
the following simple cure for cholera-infan-
tum, cholera, diarrhoea, cbolic, and all dis
eases of the alimentary organs generated in
the summer season, by the use of fruit OF
otherwise say summer season, because
such diseases are then most rife; but it Is
equally effect;tal at any season for the cure
of such diseases.
am as much opposed as any allopathic
or homeopathic physician can be, to any
species of quackery or empircism. This IS
the result Of many years of positive person.
al experience in my own family-with my
self, with my children, with my neighbors,
and with my friends and acquaintance. 1t
ought everywhere to be known how many
chiIdrens lives it will save il adopted. 1t
is simply this:
One fourth Of an ounce Of pulverized
Cloves. One fourth of an ounce of pull
yerized Cinnamon. One fourth Of an or
of pulverized Gum Guicacum, mixed with
one pint of old and pure whiskey. "To
be well shaken before taken" Dose for
an adult, one half of wine glass, or a
large tablespoonful, filed up with water
for child proportienably.
II never fails. One single dose at the
inception of any such disease, if not COM
piicated with other naIadies, will always
within an hour, cure. n such diseases be
chronic, or have rin on for some time, then
hourly or daily three q ipuF tiTpes.