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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

NOTlCE The undersigned hereby gives
u notice, that he has opened RETAIL
GROCERY STORE, near the upper end o.
King street, Alexandria, Virginia, where ne WIN
carry on business as Agent Tor FRANCIS
MILAN. ! will be happy to see my friends
and former customers W. NJ SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

DR.J. p. WOOLEY'S ALL HEALING
AND STRENGTHENING SALV E.
There has never appeared medicine which
possesses the penetrating and healing powers in
so great degree, while at the same time it
caunot by any possibility produce injurious ei'
feels For sale by PEEL. STEVENS & CO.,
nov II Corner OF King and Alfred streets.
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AdYeHturers.


AH'ch'"re'S his PeFH OBS VII" lack 'he hecfS'
/ Sary discipline aud balance OF mad to SUBJ
NIT themselves to the laws of suciety, willie
a. IN, eo,no t;rs tbcv arc Il, yo,r,d hr tbo
: -.
/ ""'",''"' VI "''' W ''>"i's Intrusive" VI
making fortune ora sensation They stand
in The same relation to the cterd'jcr' d indus
jrie a. the pirate 20 the picitrockct, while to
tlen Of genuine au,irjon they coapr,o s. .
co&conb to . man Of the world, or preacher
TO sportsman
Adventures are rarely without redeem
lng love Of glory. and if they are successful
obey become heroes l!lc Napoleon, On the
u her hand, they seldom iis,en 10 the aprcqis
Of conscience. and il th"y afe unsuccessful
they become scatnrS. like Ciglpstio. In the
historical records OF men OF brilliant Game we
find a. many adventures as persons ofluM-
nous rcpalr in public returns. They are 20
DC fuurd daily in The walks OF nrvste
life, as well As IN realms u, fiction. Miraw-
Der, in David CoPperticA, would have been
a great adyerturer if he had not bcca d~s.i9,d
to become the great Mlcawber. H. was al.
ways waiting Cor something to "turn up. "
Ibis peculiar state " expectation j., in fact
the normal state Of mind al an adycn,utcr.
As long as this state suspense lasts he keeps
quietly III The background ranSschiug earth
and heaven. his BRAN aching with thought,
his hcart >w,liiug with hope, his very soul
bursting wiki ambition: b"t As all the while
his pocket is empty, as he does not perform
any honest labor for the purpose Of hll,ng it,
his lie is that of AN outlaw. His name. nay.
his very existence is utterly unknown, except
to his unfortunate family aad his miserable
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C~JOno of our Exchange Pal crs has
gathered up the following bursts Of elo-
Guence which, it says. were delivered
before court of justice in Pennsylvania:
Your honor sits high upon the adorable
scat Of Justice ike the Asiatc rock Of Glib
raItar while the eternal streams Of justice
like the cadavcrous clouds of The valley flow
mcandering at your feet
This reminds us Of the commencement OF a
speech of u lawyer in New Jersey Your
honors do not sit there like marble statues
to be waited about by every idle breeze
Another western orator commenced his
haraguc with The Important crisis
vi h were about to have aniyen. have
arToveu.'
Another. The court will please to observe
that the gcntlcman from the East has given
them very Termed speech. lie has Rcamrd
with old Ronulus Soaked with old Socrates
Ripped with Eulipidts. and Canttd with old
Canhardes but what, your HOY or, VIII
does he know about the laws of Wisconsin Z"
A young lawyer in one of orr own courts
commenced his defence as follows: May it
please your honor, the Ueluge has passed
over the en,th. The Ark has rested upon
the mountain. md the Rainbow ofjustice
shines as beautifully upon my colored client
% j, does uron any one in tA!s court, !!,ciud-
$50 fss5 o-s, :,
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Power Of A noa- CGnsirictnr.

His mode Of attack gave me an insight into
the method fy which his species Of snake
destroys animals The teeth of he boa con
strictors being long. bent. and turned back
something in fish hooll shape, the snakes
dart out and seize hoid of their prey Then
drawing their heads back again. they gull
the animal to the ground at once, and rol;ng
round it, commence the crushing process
ltIs power uf squeezing must he ,uormouS.
On attempting 20 skin This animal. til" nus
c}vs INSIDE had the appearance ofstiings Of
rope extending from the head to the tail
these he seemed % lave the power Of con
tracing or extending, 50 that part thai
might be three feet long as he cooled hins, II
round your body, could he Instantly reduced
TO about foot. by this means giving any
| one in his embrace very tulrrabe squeeze
have before remarked that these snakes
are not considered dangerous to man. as they
are moi poisonous; and if those attacked hid
sharp knife and managcd To keep th,lr
aims free, Mr. Snake would get the worst of
1t. II one happened. however to be asleep.
and boa cons,icior then became familiar.
he might so have wound himself round arms
and body as to prevent knife from being
used. have no doubt they have power suf
hrlent to crush any man TO death III a few
seconds, did they once get themselves com.
forably settled round his ribs but | ne> er
heard Of such case during my IeS,d nee AT
Natal although made every inquiry from
the Kaiiirs
Formerly there was great deal Of super.
stuon among the KafiitIs with rsaid To
to TINS snake, and n person WHO Killed one
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NAP OE, CECIL.

BNIIE Publisher takes pleasure in an.
y npun"lng. thlt after examination had IN
lii.rru' parts Il the county, lie believes thu
NAP OF CECIL is correct aud has c"us..
4 1Iiy placed 1t in the eng ever Lands wa
viii hnsh his ilhni, aui the Map he com.
pItted about the middle of .nnr next -
Subscribers will please bear in mind. aud II.
irrpdr, To d" their duty. When the under
isn"d shall have performed hi,. Additional
rn","Iihers will be thankfully r'c.Iv,.d. il
,dlr'ssed To- the umlrrsI II Il ny NAL or let
N either Of the bopks which art still to b
found 1T
Ekt.,n Post ON Ell. r. Brown.
PORT pn*i'--l >ee K C"ulSuns Stur.'.
Brick Meeting II ltsr--N. II. UAimrs Slur
North Er,t--H. f.. Thomas s. a.r.
arwick-- Street, 4 Bond Store.
SIMON J. NAkTENEr,
no. 6 South Street,
Mar 9. lS5S-tf Baltimore.
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How IT FFGI.s TO BE HANGED. An nc.
qnain'on2e of Lord Bacon who uie1nt 10 hang
himself only partially. WAS cut down at the
last extremity. having nearly paid for his
curiosity with his lie. lie declared that he
felt no pain. ard his 9nly sensation WAS of
fire before his eyes, which changed first to
hlvck and then to sky bIue. These colers are
even source Of pleasure. A Cap'ain Mon
tsgnac who was hanged in France during he
religious wars, and rcacurd from the gihbet
at the Intervention Of E,scount Ter,eunc.
complained that, having lost all pain in an
instant, lie had been taken from light of
which the charm dcticd description. Another
criminal who escaped by the breaking Of the
cord, said that after a second of suffering. a
lire appeared, across it the most beautiful
avenue Of trees. Henry ~, or France, sent
his physician to question him. and when
| mention vas made of pardon the man
| answered coolly that it was not worth the
asking. Instances fill pages in every book
OF medical Jurisprudence. All agree that the
nncas mess is quite momenary. that a pleas
urable feeling Immediately succeeds, that
colors Of various hucs start up before the
sight, and that these having been gazcd unon
for n trivial space, the rest is oblivion. The
mind, ayerted from the reality Of the situa.
tion, is engaged in scenes the most remote
from that which fills the eyes Of the spectator.
tic vile rabble. the hdeouS gaows and
The struggling from that swings in the
wind
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u
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~! ir y ''N Su''P;c,u S"i H. n'u S''a'' No.
MA, -.. -,o% u w." '''ns my lieu 70"
'",'sS'e>S .''t o''""'!"u a. S"'h a. S'F@'9
.','' 90 p'"' i "> eoIse ~ ~ :" ~" e. )
'','''' I,'o',.' - "-'' ''t'''v'
G'',1,tI ." i"o',v ,'nv'' "' "y a" mum
I'' .,','''n' NV ''.i e''e.''' Hs'':'''',,n
'o 'o ven. '''' '%o' 0':t!9 1''.''' 80 ~ "''o
man 10 S"'" 'l'ns, st",'%,!.n YOU ,l
may "'"s l'r r',a'',s. ~ guy va,
''"'.- ',,'' ',aS ~ NJ n" 1 W., WV u"
'A''''"i''e w" ~" SI,,' !" ''Ii'f ~ ''"'
,%'e 700 Wv ~ n..i'''iy'n w. ""'',S
W." = w. ,,'' :" '',,' ~ ~' w
c'auP'H u','n MS "'"M ~ '4h Nv
,.'I,''s" ~ ''tH in',', " i',S''F ","'
"S.'' u','','s'''s''' WIZ i'I',rs ny WI"
'I'' one VI y"" ''"S i 30" X N,'''t ~ ~
l,'ha'"' your p"'"e'S are gu"','''"D" W.
,"o 'u'''S u t,S'' '9He' 3'',t '"?"1I" ="
~" sc'H' w. wo",." y, 'FI''."t. ~ a.'
pIte OF peaGc'o. conscience nut r na,E my
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GRAPES

In speaking of apes. we aiwsvs have
reference TO ont door culture. unless other.
wise stated. 1'hwe are cnuole Of ,xce'rnt
new 81 hing American varieties. which we
hr ilrrc 10 be great acqu-i ION. VIZ. the
r becca u white. und the D2trtraf' = ,rd or
purple II is trrr. t'clc has been Vet scatrp-
" time to establish tn, ir chara,'lcr. and we
would advise she general cu ivltor To waiI
aupii = y"aI. b. WHICH l,u." ther vii, he
c"rt@vr ni hrrt,r kuawu. FIR she present
pitlst til" Iso5"i'a aud Dnlo1. aud if YOU have
rich, dry, warm spIi the CuirllQ.
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EXANIINER2, NOTICE.

'HFIlE wd resigned duly appointed Fxami
A. n"rs- t" N'Iw AM d,D ruinc ia. pt.-
.'i"ty II vac .t,nI the rutd leading tr..u
INA Upper t,r,ljuE on b Err rr,ek t.
'hc r"nd rUuu"e westward from HI Lowe,
tumiin-. and "t iucNlng ~ nrW road. To com
nence ~ point III HE rad east "t 81
tower F"r'iag, and running theuce north
ward till II ihtcrScCtS Tie ROAD urar Slrth r. :
vi Is. hereby give notice that they will meet
At IliIl = Upper fordiug. on TUESDAY, the
23id of March neat. ~ 10 O'Clock II. M, g.
proceed TO the dischlrg" at the duties AZ.
signed them hy virtue OF their co,nmiSslun.
DAVID SCOTT. cot Juu)
JONES MATTHIAS,
THOMAS GARRETT.
Feb 90, lSjS--tm. Exam MRS
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

|ENIlE undersigned daily appointed Exlmi
g. ucrs to view and determine the mr.
y'ie'y "i / eating Road :. fem lhiilus
formerly Jacksrn'S) MIL, in tn. 9Th Dist ier
T." som. point on tn Inblic Road lcadin
ora oak Ora 81 School House to Ocfurlr,
F"rg"," hrrr"y CIV" notice th't they wi
meet al said Phltg Mil. ON WEDNESDAY
the 2iih iay of March n,xt, At 10 clocl /.
~. I" lr"c"rd t" tn discharge %, lie dut
Ssigned tin Ii! in their ruurmi4-i N.
JOSEPH kEYNO.hS.
WILLIAM WAXING.
JOHN ~. CALDWELL.
Feb %, lo5S--tn. Exlmu, rs
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THE FULTON RANGE.
INYENIED IN lSi7.

N ' IN Ed N I6JI.
rI7flfS RANGE is mnnuractDrei axclfs'vely b.
4 10 and We guar mi 20 b sup rur in TX r
aud ron. my 10 ny other row N de-. IN it's con
srnttion g1rlS aaes AMI damp / il so YER
simple thu any person II work IT, it is e
81 ar from SCOT "r r' n, .Hy inca W tn IT,
sem" amount rf III vi do thr,e INES the AKRON
4 work that any cock s'oyec n do hose Z rnxe
VIC AXE Tor ,ithe 90 OF wood: los wood the'
can b. set TO tax IN stick te.t org md /, il che
N diameter For fam lies boar ius hou e.. T.,
Motel they are III sthd mot rconomici cook
~ apparatus ever i'm ntca TRY TN VI. az.
il yon d" not fDl them rs presented we wi no
ask sou opy For rher - foru.a ion address
MAEoHHANK & MeKNNKEY. .
Jan 0 lSj3--9m Lane strr Pa
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A "ROYAL" Typo. According to an
ancient usage in Prussia, all the Princes OF
the royal fslniy Must learn a trade. 1t Is
stated that the Prince Frederick William,
just married to the Princes Royal of Eng
tani learned the trade of p composltor in he
printing Office Of Mr. Iaue at Berlin.
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RASPBERRIES.

1t is useless to 60 any farther than the two
varieties which We annex.
! Allen prnchle's Orange.
! The hNen so nautd ur calel bv our fri. nd
| MllLER. Of Calmadnlr Lebanon we have nj
WAYS known as the English Puzzle. hul
strange a. Il may appear DowNING say not
a w"Id about il. lie has hunted M ever,
WORTH, 81 variety throughout the wolld. and
gives small praise 10 those deserving 1t bur
We can asst re our readers llat the Allen ~
we shall horeafer cali II, has been Known and
cultivated in this vicinity for fifty Years aud
is hlierod 10 iar" come originally from Fog
| land. W, have gotten nfc'tt I, il ~ u hardy
! productive popular and Indispensable variety
! In The phlad Ina market, We have b en
| frequently told by those Who sold 1t th''e,
| that it brought higher Price than any
"rher. It is firm iimt and c,rris well
We have cultivated it certainly for n dozrn
vaars. and never fall 4 in ~ abundant crop
| II propagate, lis lf generally BY the ends Of
| the young wood bending down aud taking
root. There are very fw sh w,s from III,
! spreading roots. but an abundance from ,hc
slo"l. IL, Is pqrfrcly hardy and always RE
able. II !tnS week or zen days b.inle
the Orange.
as To the " 0n"e Is me largest, haudSOm
| est and best n all Ra>I berries. ii is proved
also 10 he hs,d,. Il sood the winter u!
lS5G.57 well, Win thee two varieties. ~.
may turn ON backs AID snap our our tngr $
at all the rest. EIpcc ally shun The C. tnry
"a. re vou desire an .vel b,allng, 80 called
get The Ohio.
,PLUMS.
This fruit is 50 complete failure in III y
region Ms not to ~ worth mentioning Tn"
Iiaxhme'on. Goti'n Drop aud Butler are
among tn best the last Is ,he finest variety
we know anytl ing ~ out, Whit It's name Is
in the books" we cannot say.
GOOSEBERIES.
The Eoaiish SirPr, so known TO ne, tnr
not nam,d IN The books We ctnsi r the
nest we have VT tired. Frui of II eGinn
size nh atui dant besreI. hm favor. and
IN fitdt remaining Oh the bushes a long
while.
CURRANTS.
The Dutch Bed and White and the Nsnro-
him Bidcb. There Is large new variety
called the Ruby Caste or 1ho,ry. which is
becoming popular. but not more abundant
than the other kinds nor q Any better quail
s., It's sizs is 10 Its feyor
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WHOLE No. S6S
Miscellaneous.
STOVES! STOVES!

A LDRIDGE d Co., are new receiving
IA their ian supply ol Cooking and Parior
stoves, among which are "a be found the
| Royal cook flt Top, three sizes; the Globe
Alt-tiglit for wood or coal the Belle al the
states; the Royal Enl, rlrd Fire Box. Tor
wood the GirirI Air. icht for coal ar ood
tho L 'it'0 { ok for wood imrrVved tho
""d and me, 4 hru,ti'u wood Slave,
an entirely hes pattern. elevated oven o. ID
great variety Of other coo king S iov,s NOT
h"in"G,. all superior Bakers. Ia which,
we lhFite the attention # al pers nrs want
ing stoves. as We know that we can sell them
~ 10" III they can he bought in any oil or
h'.rhr'. We have. also, a great Yari, IT, II
i'Hf!"r and Hall Stoves, both Tor wood and
runl.
The Public are Respectfully Invited 10
ctil ana * t1linr oar ass rtnrnt. wlrra can
as! he ionnd y great many Housekeeping
a,ncies Snch Il. >m' o:hing lrons. cast lion
i'"'l"wwarc, Tined AID pore J., inc lined tor
preserving purposes, GLASS Glohe Lanterns,
f!n'' Lamps Jpn:i Tin ware. French
~" Bowls, Briianoii Table and Tea Spoons
ron t'ble and busting do. Waffic Irons,
''F stone GrillI Sh et Zinc Dickrn-
son Patent Bnttrr G urn, n very sup; rior
article h1rc"ll mud S on" coal Furnaces,
Nc al "f"hich wi b" sold IN accCmn,r da-
ting terms. at the EI.K7ON STOVE
il'S'A- corner VAIN ara BtlfEh streets.
. ElN'"n. SEPT. Il, AlDKlDCE X Co.
AGisltion EoUs.kstrtrs!
T'lF snhseriber hnving purchased the en'ire IN.
L 'erest of Mathews and Johnson. in the newly
established
T. our and Feed store.
in ELk1nN ne riy opposite he Toward House.
respectfully inv ts the l"ht on of his {. ends ard
housekeersrs gen, raj y. his well selected stock
of
FAMILY FLOUR;
lmong which may Il all I me be found tn follow
ia; az d.: Extra mly VII lie Wheat liour
hxla >upertne; Con nl"u SUPERB, {; Middlings.
RYE FLOUR AND BUCkWHEA1;
W hite and Yellow Com Meal; Viii Shin : uF
ominon do; hrAn; Corn AMI Oats. GROUND: Corn
'"I .a's in the 81 in, potntoes: all OF which will
he sold tue lowest ell proes
" no LESALE OR RETAIL
~ vi articles de ;vered within he mits ofths
free If cost
"untry Pro luce taken in exchange
~ ry flor will lie IN de to please he sub
&c 1nt their custom hai kfu !, received.
W - " WM. 7. GTLTS.
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~ ny Of The shovr Watch = tcr ther with
II wi, be sent lie In Il t, of pos a-e &c t..
n5a" ii, IL al PtlIisu'Ts W u he mt On tp
plcation GEf low MING 4 CO
No 80 south third -;reet Hi d,lpnia
--NewspIpo = ,hro chou the 1ountry by
: : 'ng th- adv, llissT, tx and more istr ions
vii rcccivt IN pNmert. II sup or ioub pointed
al Pen and Case worth = or NY 9th lew
elry Of be same L.. p yahle on eejpt of he
Il Il copy 60 tanning he advert sciuent.
Feb IT, S,S--i,, G &C0
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gL"Tha most valuable Fast ofman's fduce.
sss'--is;tAat tlsA b rsceiyas flcln lilnssii
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ll.Mc.ilutors.
GIFTS GIFTSl
SEQ Gold as:a sllyc. Watches.

500 Gold G2.G sElyc. Watches.
oheIrsst IN. If Watches ever jeC,r. vi rel q
ha pub ic q ~ IN Ivwclry worth FROM 5 10
) " !! given With very " ,leh in p,opnr,ion
70 it, ne. ,oS d rius Of Introducing our
s"oda 10 The pub IL in oder o meet With an elk.
ready IN cash sligs we have .dop Cd lhs Uethol
for heir sHa~,l. y sell
Composition Verge. ops4 &C.. ut S. nd 81 "a
Fine ii y,r leplnts pnd Q o.
Hunting Csc II 10
" Lever holry h.utins oaFs ) and Is %
" h Ia lev, " IL and 30 90
li'rNty Cold ~ iei!.Uv.. " Il 90
'"d anchor orru face, 81! 80 AMI - o.
LIVER huutnt ons'. - AMI 3! %
!" bWsti lly engraved, A. on
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New Fall and Winter G0odS

1--WE subscriber has received large and
Il well selected STOCK OF GOODS. Tie
public are respectfully invited to call and
~ mine. b. +. MAY.
Eiktnn. Oct II. 1857.
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The Ena'iSh Si'1er, so known TO ne. hut
not 80 nam,d in The books We ctnsi lr the
nest we have vet tired. Frui, Of II c6nm
size, Nh atu' dant bearer, hm favor. and
IN fruit remaining Oh the bushes long
while.
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This fruit is 50 complete a failure in III
region Ms not To h. worth mentioning Tn.
u a<tne'on. GOtim Drop and Butler arr
among tn Best the las, Is The finest ,siicI,
we know anyti ing ~ out, What It's name i,
" in the books" we cannot gay.
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F,3m The Aliress If hon. EDWARD EVERETT.
b:tj,re tie New.York state agricultural
Sotlatg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23
FoR LLL TIE PURPOSES OF a
FAMILY PHYSIC.

Tr;spr has long existed public demand for ar H6,-
tive prgativc pill which could be relied and
that demand, ard extensive trial q; its virtues
e. nnedsiyely shown with what success Il iseomP!isis
rsr3Dsc designed 1t is easy to maze PGyScai D:R
mot easy make the best of all p'h one whic!
should have of the objections, bat al the adva
rs.s If e-cry other This has been attempted hore,
fs rt,Siis !ecson 1t has been unfortunate for tl,r
patient hitherto that almost every Purgative medicine
fsTimoniou5 and irritating to the bowels. This is
Many of then. produce SO much gripping pain and rcyl-
sio Z. The 5y2tcm than counteISalancc til
good - DC derived from them These pills produce
irritation, CT pain unless it arise from previously eys,
ing obstruction arrangement in the bowels. Being
prrv!y vegetable, harm arise from their IN
INV Guanttr but it is better that am medicine should
be taken iiiciosy. Minute directions for thc:- use
The SevCral diseases u which they applicable
gyr,, OF, The boz Amonr the co,iDlIuts which have
e.i! speedily cured by them, may mention Livur
Complaint IA its various forms OF Jandice, Indigestion,
ltugOr, and Loss Of Appetite LstlessTess Irritabt.
Billions Headache Bilious Fever Fever ard Ague Pam
in tie Side and Loins for, III truth, all these bu;
tho consequence of diseased action in the liver As IN
aqcIic they afford prompt and sure relief in Costive-
cgyy Colds with Soreness OF the hodv Tiers and I'M
purity of the blood in short any and every where
e uUTgutiye is required
they have also produced some sngularly successful
and side They should be freely taken in fb., ,rin. Of
'e yer, purify the blood and prepare the system
the stomach and bowels into healthy action and restores
III appetite and ygor. They purify the blood and BY
yto the strength of the BODY and restore the wasted or
diseased energies of the whole organism Hence
arrangement exists but unnecessary dosing should
never be carried too far every purgatve medicine
reduces the strength, when taken The thou
here bur they suggest themselves 10 the reason
OF every body and this pill Is FOUND better
to mankind Where Their virtues are once known the
public MI! longer doubt what remedy employ when
they pleasant take and'beng purely vegetable no
harm can arise lroIa their use in any quantity.
Tor Iuliutc directions, wrapper the Box.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23

In connection with The above keep every kind Of m,
sea instruments AID musical merchandise generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23
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