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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

An Albany paper says that the express agent
on Saturday morning last, took from that city
to New York two tons of specie-mostly in re.
Inittances from the West.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

CALIFORNIA papers attempt to delude honest
people with story of a twenty-six pound lump
of pure gold worth $4,000 picked up by miner
at Bnrns's Creek, Mariposa Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

tbs Milwaukee Meas says large number
OF Pixies Peak explorers from Wisconsin. are
returning, They have little to say and nothing
10 show.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29
AS LONG AS THERE IS LIFE THERE is
HOPE


MEssRs. o. R. DAEIE Co. Geats'-For the benefit Of
the public, and especially those suffering with dis
eAsed lungs, subject coughs colds with to
add my testimony that of many others, touching the e
cacy OfDR. HALLS BALsAM Last winter attacked
with cough, which very shortly after followed by
II Mt BREAST srDEs, and BRHLTH.
resorted to various remedies and to what deemed the
best medical advice but notwithstanding all that,
tinued daily decline, until pronounced entirely
PAST RECOVERY DEATH FROM sURFocATIoN sEKMED
Ne, 1t with the difficulty that
could breathe. Just this stage OF my disease my
band heard Of DIR. HALLS BALsAM and its great ERRI
cAcY, and procured bottle at commenced its
immediately and WITHIN
ESPEcToRATFD LARGE MASSES OP PHLEGM AND
MATTER, WHICH RELIEF. continued the
use u IT directed, and able to say that
restored to health.
For further reference call my residence
st.; south side, two doors of Lynn.
CScrsSArr April g, 1889. MRS. s. A. MURPHY.
~ De. HALL's DlLsiM warranted break up the most
distressing cough in few hours the money WILDE cheer
fully refunded. For sale by
ap27-2w tn. LOGAN CO., Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

Ok BARnELs DAIRY SALT resel,ea n., s,.,n.,p,,.u
r. G. HILnRETH 4 BRO
AP' - Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

TASTEEESS WORM POwDERli
VIII destroy worms always.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
Best Yermifuge known.
Children like to take It.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
Never known to fat
TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
Can't do without them in my family
TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
Will do what say.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
Sold over 5000 bottles last year.
Physicians prescribe H.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER
Expelled seventy worms from John Mobiles child.
TASrELESS WORM POWDER.
Expelled sixty worms from Asa Ross's child.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
Expelled thIrty.three worms from Jas p. Wilson'S chill
Prepared emily BY LAUGHLINs BUsHFID,
GP2I Wholesale Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

pleasant writer in the New York Herald
commenting on late pugihstic challenge, says:
IF Heenan whips Sayers, then the commercial
Importance of the United States is greater than
that of England; then the British government is
a humhug, and our Congress the only palla.
dunn of popular liberty; then our authors, ar.
fists. editors, lawyers, clergymcn aud so on, are
eleverer than those of Alhions perfidious island;
then Britannia no longer rules the waves, but
Neptnne's trident is transferred to fair Colum.
blai then-but no matter; in the present condi.
ton of English politics and the continental com.
pliea,ions we prefer not to use annoying ex.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29

Tns Watertown CHiS) Democrat says Tie
young men Of the city Of Fon du Lac. have a
Debating Club, and in o, der to secure the at.
tendance of the ladies, whose presence might
materially contribute to the prosperity of the
Association, recently adopted the following rule /.
Resolved, That any member who sbnll NJ.
fsnd our mcetir & hereafter, unRccompanied bv
~ leone Ia ~, shall be lined one peck Of an.
pies for the use and benefit Of the association.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-29
New Advertisements.

To Plasterers & Whitewashers.
90 BBLs Maryland Lime,
i 10 Plaster Paris,
~ DO Rsd ~ ST p 9. HILDRFTH BRO,
on 81 Main street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-30
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY DECEMBER &c. 1859.

Union on the one hand, and the principles, pur.
on the other hand, there was an inevitable and
irepressibe Confct Applause ON the noor and In the
galleres.l He called upon the republican members to
their primary assemblies and retrace their march OF
croachment before the inevitable te was passed. There
was division 10 the Of the people Of South
Then let them close up all riing party differences AMI
unite for the good Of the country He would say for him
SELF that eight millions Of freoman, used to arms, and
by any faction iappause) Of all by
miscellaneous mob OF fanatics and conscience stricken
4 "a as Ct
possible for the South to organize confederacy
and rear fabric Of government which should survive
me lapse o. ages ana renew the grandeur Oh the republics
Mr. AcksSsr eBl q "a, r Pryor Yielding tn, tho
country in is4e drawn up by Mr. Calhoun and signed By
the members Of the Virginia delegation in both houses in
GLIDING Mr. Bocock in which this very doctrine Of an r
repressiole conflict Is promulgated His object was to
show that Mr. Seward had received more honor than was
due 10 him.
Mr. Pryor resumed the floor both be and Mr. Mcknight
loudly speaking at the Same Time amids. much confu-
sion, the 70, mer saying the gentleman should not,
under hypocrtical and false pretance, inject speech
in the body Of this House. He had yielded the floor for
few moments only and regarded the gentleman's con
duct another violation of their Obligations by Northera
representatives tApplause(, He wanted to give Mr.
Seward, as he would the devil, his due.
THE sPEARERsUP
Mr. MAYNARD, Is opp Of Tenn said ne regarded the
Import given TO him yesterday evidence that gen
lcmen willing TO forget their past political die
iences for time, and unite for high and patriotic pur
poses rather than personal compliment lie dared not,
therefore, appropriate their action TO himself,
make the object OF his thanks Apprehendng that the
iurther use Of he name would fail 70 concentrate su-
Gent number to organize the House broad national
and conservative basis no Internationally withdrew his
name.
Dir ENGLISH, (dem) Of Ind, nominated M Scott, OF
California as candidate who ought to be satisfactory to
The calling Of The roll was preceded with.
During tho call Of the roll and before the ballot
nounced, Mr. VANCE, Is. opp Of c., said he was vii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-30


known traveller and antiquarian, SIR Gardner wilkinson
70 a friend in this coaatry;-
SO York STREET PoRraAY SQUARE, !
LONDON Nov. II, 1851
Ny DER SIR: was only Short time since thai heard
Of the death Of mutual .rsnl, Dr. Abbott winch al
who kneG him sincey lament for there never was
NJ ore LIBERAL kui hearted ami esimaNe man. and it
pleasure % express opinion form ID from en- squant
apce Min Dr. ABBOTT Of many years 70 you, who have
taken 90 great an interes. IN b.s welfare. ! an
anxious to know about tbs valuable collection b. sent 10
America. really hope It viii continue 10 command tbs
interest 20 justly excited when il arst went TO New
York ana That It's Importance viii not b. los sgh.
or u The people OF the United States we're not 10
tehgent, or so capable OF estimating ils merits q,
they are, should grieve that it nai loft Earope ana
hat ray recommendation for its purchase by ne British
Museum mad not been adopted; for such collect On Is
mol likely to be offered TO again, especially s,nco The
EgJ plan government has commenced tho formation OF
one IN lie country But tank that Is 0! more imp ,ance
10 mankin1 and more IN the p,ecss, of s,iens ana mi
yerfa knowledge, that collections should exist in many
derenl aud distant places, and the Advantages de-
fiVei rom Their study promise to b. groa. In proportion
% people are energetic and interested in tn su0cc. they
n " Tbs particularly applies 70 tho United States
OF America, IRON which many intelligent travellers 20
cities. .
Indeed, The possession Of such collection woal DO an
Aonor ana oeneat 10 any laGi, anl day VIII 90
when the United s,ates, in the zlh Of their yer viii
o2k PACK WIN PRIDE on the good Of their pfedeces
sors yho established this valuqbo iop1ctusut OF tho
natonp. museum, anil VII give aue credit 10 tho czons
q New York for their patriotism aGd dlsccrunant. I
shall rejoice wAcn earn tina; Dr., AbboIs collection has
received their acknowledgment of It's impo,tioce a1l
lna Aew YORK Aas sao.n It's Differentiation Of owlils ia
Egyptian museum which saaii rival the b2s " Europe
lor ~ az profit 5y the abofs OF s1eh enlightened mals
as thos. p3ssa-sea By America and The sd5sss q tlair
studies aEEol but b3 g-rtgarcd by t5e all u materials
~ " -@.so W ~ s'i-. ''' '.4a ~ tle
anl'nt yMots You must 'ai arft' iacrest IN ills
mSlter, ra1 hope fat Jcf aad al eho kn10 Esypt w
MAX coum1- c1lss .n'rt1, tct'0trte4t 81 10 very ia
.ufsi ieug NJ aFGfy AMefG-1 ~ at 9@ral = $40 tlat
hN CqmeA.sigs apD,eet-a ~ lnmift.4s3 81 ab q co
3rgt3a, .bA fp l3nbi~8 % tt3 gcett y h.i laus a
Is ~ assf .iol leE.l be ueo8 Ill ,ga4 sc tUt i V.a
Is. T. VI l. + f.t y sats ssn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-30
Our Washington correspondence.

WAshISGroNi Dec. Is, 1850
Organization 81 Neg rrri.orls -Rcport of f,5
Bo,slecile IN Reference. % he Country &C.
After spending over a week 10 can7assing TIA seur
csbs OF Congressman upon the ehsc, Of organizing nor
Territories having talked TIC matter With leadas
men from all sectons-I ana reluctantly compelled to be-
Hve that ne shall have Tarr,orlas ora.nizei
during The present admnigtraion. S1ch has bean nv
opinion ior Some time, but ] did not know cut some
hing might arise which would give Daco.ah Colona and
Arizona fair chance before the House apd Senate ga
aAe republicans have resolved u vote for any ma
Gu es which xiii piaco patronage II the ha1ds Of Mr.
slesanln ihey can possibly avoid doing g. Vney ask
nhS should We organize territories for a. opposition
ftesoeh just 81 the end Of bis term 70 benefit himself
an parry ?. the a2rontaioats2 Arc sc IL cooy 10
u+s p@fonage aa5 power q our opponents? wait
80 - p tfe ue-n ne We vill giant ol provisional
nj, Npi3A Is better than none u all And mis-
oepDs y no ~ Any naaas confined 10 tho rseancAgs 81
'VlSis'S r. sRal hn"s.1as aGa s5ns se.aosr., aee
also Ol9ossa z 'n.ra4al -ae z4.rol4e 81 II. Bachaa
al MafelFe nc passage u any -rsrr 6 q IT.,
fcc,l7 hopsless.
Nor, tao pesela e A-oaa Aays beao r.,ss,t l,-
wt7ant arp1eprnta iar- tr.les. vib.s. a.'-g,.,
a.,ny srNpsl.s, f3F tel s..#, a-as4 d H..
gai .'lo q 'Fpaa.o et.s.. aaa. h. La.
year .heY ar -tt. z. ...4 ... e-s --......
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-30

ALABAMA STATE DntES cLsA JOINT committee Of the Ala
bona Legislature has been aboroG5y engaged Ia perfect
ibg pan Of state military deteuGe. Tho organization oil
cofs OF eight thousand uniformed voineers IL Two dl-
Visions four brlGad aud regiments 70 be armed
by the state. the purchlse 81 aut munitions, the
Of arsenals ana ths establishment of Ste MA
larry school are features ID Nc gcneral pan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-30
HoI,Gkep City News.

FIFE Loss OF IrT-Betwesn zen aud eleven o'clock
on Wednesday night, Gro occurred in tho building
No 81 Bloomfield strea4, H,boaen, occupied dwell
ing by Michael Collins. Tue drs C1nfnol 10
clothing ii a bedroom. A little ron oS Mr.. coAns, six
years olaga, snAocated, ani Yrs C1lns was Daily
burner IN hei endcayols 70 nor ced AM exDguish
10 flames.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-30
The Late DIR. Abbott-Tne Egyptian
Collection.

The following Letter has been addressed by the wen
known traveller and antiquarian, SIR Gardner W.knson
% a friend in this coaotry:--
SO York STREET, PoRraAS SQUARE, !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-30
City Intelligence.

THD SOUTHERN Medical STUDENTS IN New YoRK.-The
report published in the Richmond Enquirer Of Deem
Der %, to the effect that hundred and fifty medi
cal students designed lea wing the New York College, that
the City Council Of Richmond held meeting on December
81 and authorized the Of 900 to be placed under the
control Of committee Of the Council TO meet al necessary
expenses that might De incurred by the students; that
hotel the United States HOTEL Main street, IN Rich
nond, to be fitted Up for their reception, &C., &C.
be incorrect, rs as abe learn and
uniouDded in regard 70 said determination OF Southern
medical students IN this city The students OF tho Unver
siy Medical College, IN Fourteenth street, held meeting
lately ut which was almost unanimously resolved not 70
the college This medical Institution contains pro.
badly twice many Southern students any other col
ege 10 this city, aud the above decision therefore be
taken quite safely criterion or the public sentiments
Of Southern medical students IN this cy Besides, the
Southern students 10 several OF The other colleges this
city know Of general design 10 leave for Redmond Il
seems that all Soutnens.s IN ths CITY regard New York
az very different place from Philadelphia This sent-
lnen joined TO the general satisfaction felt at TIE result OF
the late Mayoraty election, has probably induced the
Southern students 10 foego the last alternative aud
main in New York. where "a Is certainly universally con-
coded soy the best meacal education be obtained IN
the United States
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-06-08

dropped away from the place. The storm
had passed over, and ordering our horses,
the stranger and myself proceeded on our
Journey. And where is that stranger
His pensiye words were fitting finale 10
the uproarous scene, and though it might
be discordant TO bring in the spirit Of a
funeral TO the sports Of a bachannal, yet
it is well now and then to set the rude
wild ones Of this earth thinking. Thot's
breed actions you know.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-06-08
NOTICE.
VAN RVOORT & BEAN,
(Successors 20 Parks C Vanderroort)
General Land Agents, Grand Haven,
AND PENTWATER,
Oceana County, Michigan,

WILL pay particular attention to the selec-
w ton Of Government Lands, Pay Taxes,
Examine Titles, Locate Lands. Make Surveys,
Furnish Abstracts Of Titles, Maps, Plats, &c.,
Having complete Sectional Maps of Ottawa,
Oceana and Mason Counties, which are careful
ly corrected, we are prepared to correct Plats Of
these Counties on short notice Business viii
receive prompt attention, at reasonable charges.
Deeds and Mortgages made out and Acknowl-
Judgements taken, we will give particular atten-
ton to making Collections. Office, on Washing
ton Street
j. ID. VANDERvooT, JoHN BEAN, Jr,
Surveyor 6 Drqftsman Sur. Drifts, Pentwater.
December, %, 1858. mi If
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-06-08
Brick-Maker Wanted.

A good practical Brick Maker is wanted at the
IA Brick-yard, located at the head Of the Bay
on, in the township of Norton. Good wages will
be given, either by the msnth or on shares
Apply 10 the subscriber on the premises, or by
mail. Post Office address, Mill Point, Mich.
SAMUEL ToRRANs.
April 27, 1850 [*n1S CIV
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12

Tho Austrian Government. ##. .H.I
couoUato. NOT. urnu .H. rs..
ton. which. Dc {. Thought. H.I create i.
peaceful turn of s..E.r- u t... direction.
a large uumnarof Efaurl .ru port are
preparing tnr sea.
TUH Paris NHuItour announce" or. enc
tire abolition ID. tho u.e o.. pass n...
It f. reported. Ou v..t aur ..- @ ..r.-
liable u.aoTi.r. tlHt tHH British Minister
viii instructed t1a-, .ar Ga. rn-H..ulur
uI the ear...u- Udau. t.e Iur.l ~..'.
,1 British vessels. .u r."l ..r lt..
concession on Che uar q. England
The Iu.l-h PW.w w.i Hs ....
estimate.
The wag.Iso ri. uH-...Nu .u Franc" e."
.tH.I.'g continued anil upon ... ta..
wHlsau tIe pIhlc r.uu. uH. u a."
nUr.sHN.a intention. q. OBJ. .a.
I..a.a.u uw1rgI, aH. t.. uwHs j.
generally ascFad.-ei ta#t tHwr "a.e-
s.-.I I...1ur J' pcs. u oval. .a.. i uE
.s f1 succeed linn o. Minister 90. ..ly
NNir
reported tba .u ...n IS. .l .a
u.... .lusa hHs u..l .r.. au.u
| Franc. rud Sardinia.
DO 8. n.i ,H.t .a. E...H oa.-uwu'
/ .a. resolved 600 th. ....u. mH-.. ID
I UrUt." Jl" interest. 81. or.
| ar.- tu v....'. aaI w.l H'..E
augment ..a.r Wet lrl. '..- d. .uu
/ siderable ..t.u.
| The E.us oENap..s s. reported Co D.
i dHuH#Iuu .r il
/ Ahtcr deras.b reports a. t..h Ha
| ,he rapaE. l-es- ..r.au. t1u.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12


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greet rIrl.u Ald "h.1 Wv .l.t
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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12

Nfw OetG,,s Posi- urrtCr There b.
some gross Encouragement about this e.
Establishments. which we should think i
would hohooyc rhc business mon Of the
city. whosr interests are o greatly iuyolv-
cd iu the manner iu.Nhich it Is conduct
cd 10 trace out NJ fprcscnt to tho au-
thorDtic. bt Washington. We arc prepared
10 testify that lctJ,r- which we've deposited
in Che otlicr on the thf instant, directed
- This place. Mobile were not nailed
until the eighth. though. oa every body
knows tbe mail g. daily between thc two
cities. tt ortbo.e more Interested than
we are todstcmiur how fr such cu'plhlr
carelessucss shall br tolerated
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12

TTITTTT|| '''''- ~ w
greatest oru'n'n+ "'.' man %, Woman ''l '''''
m splendid bead 81 h'r.A laStra'nr' q har,
,bl+b st,fe OF heuItb rIos.y dnl u.ek be-
Ia alIlr ba as tlat 20 81 nBiurd. l. au a.
.....s thst ,s.ll noe escape uo envy 81 those who
y. IN. ana f.ly brr unnatural aIl one !. IN Jbo
.,...6.ad ~ four SCORE anil en-. short ~ thai
....,ss We would rgma.ly this disease. and
N $500 u4a r1u'd Fo restore gray hair t1 lts
fts.itbf Uae Professor woods HAIR Restora.
~. .,I. al a.l tbe dsus stores, BE- restores The
w ,, ..srl. .ts haaItt and when chat BE- repro
h'' II. b,,Hfy. .ft original color. t. luxurauea
l ~. b. sure % follow woo's Restorative l'the
'n' .,.I,,,lfs Preparation. 500 new advertisement
.t,sf column.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12

NTr..na- ~ 1T. NII0N y 'uI-F'N ".
49,. nsti.rs 81 haais, Shoes at Hrit--wc
lra'' ~. \, respectfully can Che attention q our
h'A 49,. ..,.isrs 10 tle advertisement of p n r,t.
hn'' y. .,b..b win BE- found n ouf advertising col.
t'' ~. ,.at The IL one 81 th' oldest and lara.
a'''e' ,n tha use in tbe crcsraut city. and oue
- ~. .asrss.sd ts business and popularity. ~
80. baeama uiofo generally known a. tho
-..,.b.n.s 81 the South ....
,,.s management Of chs e'taa'i'a'neni d,Psnda'
~. orsa I,ra r. nstovis. ~ long and per-
"' .asuu n taa hne in vh.eh ha - eoragad--
.,am..s anaviss % ihe bu'noa'' and aa iusiIy
h. IA popularity wth country Merchants eaauo,
81 Is - highly and n'u'ualy adsan,'sseas and
-.,s,.bls 10 then - rsl :. = =. aea.s "'''n re-
49,. hr,aasts - - '-sufs he 'sfr'ses
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12

a. A. BARRIERS & BaorWu-Nar Or
i..s..-rbi. be- perhaps the hresst establishment 30
fss H.BB n N.N ualesnt They dead u SIR aui iryss
GODS. ts.es ana Embroidery. rpaery il1uso.keep.
...naI.. Mourning o1a.lt sbauls. r'ant'uon r1a1Is
x.rra nIsubaa tr.tt.
rbs house does e. own importation aud has bfl D.
oil. BOTH u Ngv York and rtra Abotter Stock or q
t.tt.f house FROM which 30 m'ba purchases cannot
=. I'D eerta.n ue found n the country ita thc In
,.,a.t A. vgu 90 Che duty Of southern merchant. %
5,,isIr uadIns as fr 's p'ss.ho. .u southern Hues
.,l ,uauf enc hrsa importing establishments saIr
,.,f.ons.., tlafe D. nome moro worthy af sitHH
~. frsr the one thuyr named
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,.I.H....I 10 Hs.H.H..s n.IH..G.. fHl tt vIa ever
rI.Hs.. u. rlHIt.s fe'.e. of cob Iat1e bong 5d,ar.
Usaua.f Ut lHH Southern COST company ab.aH appears
boz aHr columns ta dly We bgt. frequently hsfre
sr.sHH af tHia eHwnHHy-Ifa asa. rruefr.a. tnd thr
fsr.H. eh.aA f rrHuuart tH aaItIeH industry u
aH.lH.us Hfv fHII ur str.HJ Hni rnHray. Tl.r
Hl,HurFt1ry s. i1estrI .u WaHie thIa tles hare #u
t.sn.y rs Nst urIrsra rir aI tbey mIk. tfs hran
fTy aas.al auI HIFru f. u1 ''H.ar agHsu1u t. t1
f1 rBraHu ta he purposes Or ebrh tI,1 reeom-
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THIaIs moo tNH HfuIHI PROCESS "f F.EEf''.. "r i''
fuIHf5H.Hu Ut thI.rHf.ru. ltUsu IHHI HrU'.Ht u
ta tlo a.iuts ruuiIuUl aItH l.iaIC .ieus ui"h
enables tln unirrsg url IrNtr't lrotI rI aI't'
nome lf 90.
O1r readers who my have lnst tHe wH.fr ur Er g
me tretb u.II ta' hlpug 90 triu fHH lr ~T. % 'Hr
MANY Years "a U.4..uaiH-usd mHfuh.rHi WH UuHH|
rfls s.au in Sow uJlrfns hl4 Invented tuI Hr H',"
.HH1 IH .I## ID HHfHH.l Hf Inserting ODE Itt OIL. Iu .'
n.rf-#. Is fHHuu.Hs4 fH ruui.r 'IrrHH. Nfu sHI u"-
IfHs tls uHHIrI teeth The FH.." is nI.i' Hf 'T"
Nuirius I'd Base tud .suaf artHi upon tf tl" strong
est a..Ua
f.ssIIrr. u ..t.Iuf tI.t. having Dee I'u lH1 fftHH.
r. f.U into hs htrI. .u Nsu o|..alH .Hu' years
..f... Ia. aIsrE un.IU.af#HIT-|s, HH.u ae assure
...r f..ia md flH t.fIH t.lU fIay alI ha .hIH .H
sspHrs tf.u hHl. uUsIy.uua ui tt" frfN highest
ratri.fer.a q. H JIH.f.
s.-s..a.I,.r emaHf OF Ir -,,.0ar.s t.y.f iuv.a
orator .u another column. I'"'F
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Hana,Ts vuu-N.s rrs-V.t.d1 .ae l,.f fa
months mn7rIl 90 #lr.g.s.1# ipf#ra.. aHI 10 fa.
most m1rteII8us r'f-H.'.- hH. been ars4HI. .asl
bv this aIl-pn.su, r'm'dy N.UlH .f, on nIr".-
tauaI B. authority tl7.uev fHua -nI complication.
afdI.a1.a. which HlJ t#.lsI ..ars s1lr. % Che a.
uIty. have been .ubilai Hy tl. r. a1 t.a greatest
f,r.Etv BI 1usclmT' trts r1mta eI VITA s.'rr.i1l.
oftha lungs and terrible eaf eh. rl.at 1,tl. who'll
system have been among tle cases wa 'h h.vr yield.
81 most readily 90 their action. They seem TO be
specially adapted o. the cure ~ tl0c disorders ofths
stsmash liver, aud bowels in this ssuntry