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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-28

THE County CONVENTION at Jefferson on Sat
ur3ay last, was organized by calling to the chair
ABEL KRUMB, Esq, and appointing d. @. ALLEN
Secretary. The delegates appointed to attend
the State Convention, are Hon. j. r. Giddings
Hon. B. F. Wade, II. E. Parsons D. G. Allen,
w. NJ. Eames John A. Prentice, Abel Krum.
.4lternates--W. @. Howells, D. Caldwell,
james Reed, w. B. Chapman, N. L. Chafee,
Isaac N. Fitch, Abner Kellogg
On Motion, A. Kellogg was appointed to fill
the vacancy in the Central Committee, OCCASION
ed by the removal from the county, of w. G..
st. John.
The following resolutions were adopted.
ResotUed, That human governments are limit
ed in their legitimate powers to the support Of
human rights.
2. That all legislation against the liberty of
innocent men is uumitigated despotism.
3. That the fugitive slave act, athOrizing the
arrest and transportation of innocent men to an
intolerable seryitude, is abhorrent to Christian-
ty barbarous in its character, and should be re-
sisted by all patriotic citizens
4. That the enforcement of such legislation
is necessarily despotic and should be resisted
under all circumstances.
5. That our Delegates to the State Conven-
tion be and are hereby instructed to vote for no
man to Office who is not committed by his past
life or present professions to these doctrines.
MABEL OR HEART H1sroRIEs. A Tale of
Truth. By RosELLA RICE. Columbus, Folett,
Foster & Co., and for sale by IEGHAM & BRAGG,
Cleveland.
This is work that will win its way to the fa-
vor of the lovers light, but chaste and whole
some literature. The author of the work is al
ready known to the newspaper public from her
frequent contributions to the Ohio press. Her
less ambitious eifusious have been marked by
certain grace of sentiment4 naturalness of STYLE
which made them popular, and in their way sue
cessfuL She has warm poetic fancy, with
which she knows how to invest homely themes
and make them attractive. The newspaper
sketches from her pen, would do no discredit to
far greater names in literatuee. The execution
Of the work is tasteful, in good sized clear type
and paper. Messrs. Iugham & Bragg viii furnish
this as we'll as almost anything else in the book
and stationary line at moderate rates.
They have also cheap edition of the Golden
Wreath, the Tooth edition, containing $50 favor
ite songs and exercises. designed for schools, sem
inaries, select classes, &c. A copy Of the work
may be seen upon our table.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-28
STAPLE GooDs.

100 lbs Prints, "a &c per pound
S4,0O yds do full madder colora at q cts
10000 yds Brown and blend sheetlngs, .
at last fall prices
200 yds Flannels,
Stripes, Denims and Ticks
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-28
THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE.
Young Morgan Tiger,

WI stand the present season a. toloB;
observation-disclosures.
yenerson-raesdays and Wednesday,.
1hursdays-at the North side Of the Marsh.
Fridays eatufdays-AshtabGla Depot .nfan eay Booss
YOUNG MORGAN TIGER, was ioISsd oa M M
premises In Mentor, lake county, Oh "a nna Eas ng
got by Old Morgan Tiger, Lady Tnie uhiala Il 0 -
my property. She sired b. "a N.enuus Honfo1s
which horse ned b. David .Ilsn q N,,T Tevf Vns
Morgan Tiger was folded on tie "a y q Juns ist1 and
Baker OF Mentor. TIllsSfs fiT-1Pp
OLD MORGAN TIGER NAs Rldssa "a my premises h W.
ncs seneea 70 iork and - b eOld Baa Ilausr
on lady hAie oed ~ and ny proferty 6hs uns
sired b Nevanno fhioh hofue bred tg A. ny, Esq- of
New forh on hls farm at Lodi opposite Neuark n j. Ma
seno was sired BY Harry, aud he b imported Baaora His
dam GAs bred " Hen. Jshn hanOph Of George
town. hosno He eOant shs b The imported bedford hor
dam Ielee iaph BY Ola wild Air.
or ther tracing OF Pedigree rerenoe may b had 10 -
sodumt Of the HAn7fean 11J Rl9ie page 382 383 and
oos Fith charts Nos and 2, accompanying The
the above 10 bef The Pedgee q my Banoca MaIren
Tiger bred hy and owned W me and my brother Ceia1d
Dey Of GenevA un ths 1ksk u April lehA Whnn IL 40
sold 10 d. \. FELTON, and L. Rider, u 70 10 Ohio.
YArick, Seneca o., N. Y. April Is. lisa TITUS DEY.
Young MersAa Tiger toOk ts Art pssmlu Al he Stats
Fr In Cleveland N 1856 ase Il the Laho county Fnir Ii
1850 aso 4 ihs Geasa county Bah " lss7 The horIs VA
b groomod By the und1rslgned who Is his ounor
Ashtabula Depot 1850. 6telo0 n BAKER
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-28

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
will be presented to the Commissioners Of Ashabula
County their next session. for vaeang the leading
from the South Ridge road in the township of Ashbua TO
where intesecs the Ashtabua Central Plank Road near
the 6rst toll gate, south Of Ashtabua village.
Ashtabnla, May y, 1859. ftaQ0
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-28

ANY person sending correct statement Of their symptoms,
and enclosing So will have medicine adapted TO their case
sufficient TO last month Eve weeks sent them BY Exprs,
-" TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, BY GALYAEsn.
Address H.W. WADSWoRTH, N. D. Batavia N. Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-28

1910 EMORY LUCE gives notice
OO ~ 10 All his feDds, cultomsn, and the Test ol
mankind" that he still continues the Plant Fruit aud Veg
etabe growing business and prepared furnish, th seaEo
IN large quanhtieA
Sweet Potatoe plants, Tomatoe plants Cab
bage plants 10 variety, Canlihower
plants, Celery plants,
and most other kinds Of plants that need forcing IN order
get them early In the season.
He L also prepaTed 70 furnish lndlyd0als Or nuAiss viii
Pie Plant Strawberries Green Peas salad ana sihsr kuas
Of vegetables
strawberry plants Of standard and best vAristis for sAls
SWost Pota0e plants nicely packed 70 any part OF
the United sae CAnAd IN iroGh condition delivered 4
the express once ioT 1000 and uFuar % per the1saad
bO0-lb0 1OO-STkc. 49,
AGhabula, April, 1850, tgl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-28

May and June Appointments.
Prove all Things

nR. II. W. WADSWORTH, Eclectic
~ Physician and Surgeon, win Be IN attendance foewss
Ashtsbula, Ashta5ula House, Wednesday June 1.
Jefferson, ThOmpson's, Tuesday May 81.
Madison, Thursday June 2.
Painesvlle Cowles House, Friday, Jdhe ..
Cleveland, johnson House, June 8.
Conneaut Randolph House. Monday, May 80,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01
nv TEIEGRAPH.

CIHoISELT Feb. 2sAn active speculative demand for
FLOUR aud prices lighter with sales OF 9OUO bbla e561
$40 for snperhne and $500 extra; several lots sold
for future delivery private Whisky hrm; good
demand; 1900 bbls sold 255 Provisions outlet; 100000
lbs. heavy sides sold saS nothing done any other
article. RAeOn be bought 1895 for shoulders
and sides. HolasseS dull Se@sT. Sugar At T9STst.
Conee quiet and steady Rates OF Exchange without
alteration. Money market unchanged.
EEw YoRE. FEB IS Four buoysn; fAitS 70 go bills at
IS 85O5,SO for StaIy, S65E96,C5 for Ohio Wheat
rm sales OF 20Uu bus. 81 80 for red, and Ie5
white. Cora quIet COCO bus. for While and
SOs5 for yellow Pork steady ut SiT5s9iS3J TOR
Lard frm,
PHLA ELFHG, Feb Breadstuns held with IncTeas-
ed hrmucss supplies forward slowly; 100
bbls Ohio Flour " S6Un for superfne, and $500 for extra
Rye aour 1Fa at S4I25 Corn meal dull 1852; the
ccipts OF wheat continue small and pTiceN have again a
yHhesd sales Of red at 81 1891 - and white at
Rye sells fast arrives NC Corn in good request;
400 bush. yellow sold Sic. Oats advanced, SOU
bush Jersey and PennsylvshlA sold at 534aS5c. Mess
pork hrm At $3.50 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01
CONGRESSIONAL.


w AShlN1lbNy Gu
-HousE.-SIr. Reagan, Of Texas, made per-
sonal explanation relative 20 dialogue recently
between himself and Mr. Bryan, his colleague,
involving a question of veTacity. Alter the
colloquy had been continued for some time this
morning, Alr. Regain asked whether Mr.. BTyan
intended to impute disiiOnoFabie proposals TO
him. IL so, then they would know where they
stand. Mr.. Began ia reply SAID, among other
things, II his colleague was agsrieyed he knew
when lac could right the wrong; he should not
shelter himself under any Constitutional pro-
vision of his State; he was responsible here and
elsewhere for what he said. Mr.. Regain charged
his colleague with having sought TO place him
i'll the light Of not being good Southern man;
but he (Regan) had always protested to be
National mar, repudiating all sectional heTeSies
ard fanaticism whether coming from the North
or South; he would ever resist all violations Of
the moral or statute law 10 build up political
or sectional parties; ne had once gone through
the ordeal aad was ready again TO meet the
people of Texas ON this issue. Much ex.
citeinent prevailed in ti.e House during this
colloquy.- .-.---- --. -
The House then took up the Naval aPProptia-
ton bill, which was passed.
SgNATE.-Ater the transaction Of some I'M
| important business, Mr.. Ynlee, Of Fla, FROM
the Post Office Committee reported adversely TO
a number OF memorials asking post routes.
Sir. Pngh, OF o.. moved to take up the
Homestead bill, but the Senate refused by vote
of 90 yeas 10 % nays.
Mr. Houston, OF Texas, made bis parting
speech, uueIosing his political career, reviewing;
aud yindicatIng his Congressional course. Hr.
| Houston reviewed at considerable length his
own military career, to defend II from the inn
pniations which his enemies had recently cir
culated. He concluded by saying that tins was
the last time that his voice would be heard in
that chamber With the gentlemen who lad
successfully occupied the seats he had ever at
tempted to cultivate friendly feeling. lie knew
their great abilities, aud that they viii exert
them to give strength and stability to The
Union. His prayers win be thai light, know
edge and patriotism may guide them. and that
under their influence and exerfions peace and
prosperity may be secured 10 the latest pOsteri-
lty.
On motion of Mr. Hunter, of Va. the Post
Office Appropriation bill was taken up and con-
sidered. After which discussion, extending till
10 o'clock, the Sd section was striker out, and in
llien thereof, was inserted section providing
THAT tie sum Of Sc, 600 OOO be appropriated from
the Treasury 10 meet Deficiencies Of the fiscal
year, commencing July LIST, 1850; bot that the
Postmaster shall IN nO. event exPend VI incur
laay liabilities whatever Owe the appropriations
for the current fiscal year, Adopted
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

So Shooting Array iF West Y7seelin9,-o
Sunday last in West Wheeling a man by the
name of McMdlieh went to the residence of a
man named Glidden and called him outinto tho
street. When Glidden appeared, MeMullen drew
revolver and commenced firing. Gliddeu being
a'strOng athletic man seized McAullen by the
arm and though he succeeded in turning the
muzzle ofthe pistol he could not escaps receiv-
ing three balls, one in the abdomen, another in
the right leg, and still another in the left. 1t
was thought that Gliddep, who is an English
man. could not recover McAIullen was arrest.
ed and yesterday morning he was conveyed -
St Clairsville there to be confined in Jail. The
difficulty grew out of long standing erudge
existing between the two, and it is said that
McMullen being slightly intoxicated had public.
ly announced his intention of killing Glidden
and invited a number Of his friends to follow
him andiwitness the act.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

Notice.-R Franco Co., respectfully
notify the public that the Maryland Site Lot
teries will cease by the Laws ofthe State on the
3lst day of March, 1859.
R. France having obtained from the Lcgisla-
ture Of Delaware, Lottery Grant for period
of twenty years, aud having given Bonds to the
State for One Million of Dollars, to secure the
payment ofnll Prizes sold, hereby notifies the
the patrons of the old Maryland State Lotteries,
that the same promptness punctuality and fair
dealing will characterize the management OF the
Delaware Lotteries.
A new partnership has been formed to sue
coed the old firm of r. France & Co., under the
style of France Broadbenls s. Co. On the first
day of April, they will commence drawing, in
Wilmington, Del, the Consolidated Lotteries of
Delaware, for the benefit of Internal Improve
ments, and other purposes, and the Sussex
County Lottery of Delaware, for the same OBJ
jects. ~
All orders for Tickets will meet with
prompt and confidential attention. Address
FRANCE, BRoADBENTs e Co., Wilmington, Del.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

u virtne OF Deed % Trust h AdIaa 70
u iiea date tie a7 day the year
is aiy recorded r. the H. % ne Rearier 81 C6Ess
tion- % te h.t tder f'r rssdk naoney, Saturday
far % Narrh iFi9 t-ffdlt deer Of the Court
~ 10 county. cling AT the rrlf
til E sststs o. ils saj Jesei Q A iu, CeiaE thsons
undtFiist u f--
ragsl 4 tahdtquiauraeEs thlisai tzru5 ISitE And
i-int r. the county " Cofre, state .nesee.
AID uhci Il tltc lartf ieii
TIE sail Josegh o. Ads.on ail loli = Stt Is AonHs
Iaiehins, q he stats u NE Tor, - Did duly recorded
10 th= said % CoE-e, bearilE date -
APrt- IS seinF aetIuitze lAsil taufs5 10 Ole plr-
chaser only such lie vested ~ uai4 ie@i 81
trust sale % commence a. IL otele-k a n
/ Gao. z WIckHAu. aae,ossss - - ~ re-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

81 Our citizens will be pleased to learn
FROM anotice in another column, that new
Literary Depot will be opened on to morrow
morning in the building lately occupied by
Charles Bulger, just opposite the Post Office
This increase of news depots speaks well for the
increasing literary taste of our city. Mr..
Graves will do his share toward supplying liter
airy aliment for our people, by furnishing them
the best and latest papers and periodicals. He
deserves encouragement Give him call.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01
PRIDoEPoRr, Pease Township, Ohio. ]

MEssRs. t. H. LooAx / Co.GGents, under.
standing you are agents for DIR. Todd's Liver
Pills, it gives me pleasure TO say to you, that
the!Doctor's Pills areiinvaluabIe in Bilious COM
plants. have used them in my family for 10
years; they completely cured my wife oe Dys.
pepsia, about 10 years ago, and when any of us
feel unwel we always use DIR, Todds pills. and
can recommend them to ail who have Liver
disease or Dyspepsia. JOSHUA BAKER.
I. II. Logan & Co., General Agents, Wheel
ing, Va, Wholesale Druggists. Todd's Pills
are for sale by dealers generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

fR- DrOWned, A7most.-on Sunday last
three young men of Benwood, went out for a
cruise in sailing boat, opposite that place. "A
gust of wind came along in somewhat of hur-
~, and without much ceremony capsized the
boat, and threw the men into the river. A
young named Theodore Agnew succeeded In
swimming ashore, Mr.. Taylor clung to the
boat, and the other man, Mr.. Docket, went
under. plank was thrown out, upon which
Mr.. Taylor gained the land, and some daring
witness of the scene, without stopping to bark
himself, went down after Docket and succeeded
in bringing him up in an apparently lifeless
condition. An of the parties we're greatly ex.
hausted, but afr. Docket was particularly So
and was only brought to life after good
deal of rolling. about and the application of the
usual restoratives, "made and provided" for
men in his condition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01
Trust Sale.

DIT virtue Of Deed % Iras. executed to By John W.
ID Gill; dated OctnoeF iSh, iei and dolly recorded in
Deed Bsok 81 Of Ohio county Court page viii
sale at pu6e auction, at the front dr u the Court House
Of Ohil county, Monday the 9Th lay OF 81 iTe. lss9
real etate IN said deed set FORTH situated t hill above
Centre Wheeling, being the properly canEey said
Sd Is5I. eontaiuiEE about l& Of land PrsoBs
string purehase viii call upon Iuo. ". q IL Who viii take
pleasure In shpWirE tie Terms Of Sale, Cash. The
persons, however, entitled TO Teesiy the pr0crrGs viii
for reasonable tune, shoG4 purchaser
upon The usual terms Of security viii convey such tile
as Is vested in meby the said deed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01
All AID OF ALLI
al z K. H E Y M A N


Has received and onened his entire stock Of new
II and very desirable spring md Eammer Dry
Goods TO which the particular attention OF 10
Invited The stock consists OF, in part, follows:
casss superior Prints MI styles and makes, at reduced
seases new styles English chntle., beautiful style.
case ~ French chIntzes, of --latest designs.
10 cases Of Beached Musns very superior goods, at
all prices.
scases Of Irish Linens among which is arst rate Hr
Gle a only % cts. yard.
1870 prces styles De LANES and chaitss in which
offer greater bargains than before.
90 pieces OF and desirable Dress silks, Plain and
Fancy, in light and dark colors.
full assortment, all coloTs Of Lupins all wool De
LANES, the very best quality and very cheap.
Very fine BOmbaEnes, also black Dress Goods
called 'OAAiISB CEOTH,' superb Article, together with
stock OF Val ncienres, De Bergs hOhar busters,
Ducas, sink Finished Pureals ete ete too numerous to
mention.
latest Spring Fashions.
Grape shaWls all coors and prices, In which can
offer extraordinary bargains. Will sail superior quality
White Grape shawl at only ave dollars.
About 800 New Spring ShaWls Of far desirable styles
than last year.
Tapestry Three-P superne Ingram, Ray Carpets, etc,
which call the particular attention Of those eOmmenc-
ing Housekeeping, together with large stock OF Rugs
AIHttings, etc. at greatly reduced prices.
addition the foregoing, complete assortment Of
goods belonging the Dry Goods Trade, which are too
mention, all OF which call special and
early examination.
call before purchasing leWhere as i,
entirely for Cash, procured Job LOts in quantities
and al reduced prices than Country
therefore, knowing the advanced prices Of all Domestc
well as Foreign Dry Goods, will improve this opportunity
r6nYInce themselves OF the above and lsy9rus with an
fs6o5 No. l37 Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

GB- Eas6rOidery.-W refer the reader to the
card of Mrs, Borden, who proposes to teach the
art of embroidery in this city. She showed US
some excellent specimens of her work yesterday,
which ladies are invited to call and examine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01


This may do in the country, where there are
no bad associations and no corrupting influences
to bear upon or control the Juveniles, but we
arc mistaken if 1t is applicable to the swarms of
Young rapscallions who run wild about this city
Mt all hours of the day and night, drinking
whiskey, stealing, yelling, swearing, black
guarding, and indulging in other modern young
American amusemeuts, "tOO numerous to mem
ton" If these young gentlemen get no back:
sets, but keep right On, without any cOnsidera.
ton of hereafter, they will some day find
themselves in Congress or the penitentiaFy, and
their parents will realize that however the
couplet we have quoted may apply to chickens,
it will not do in regard to boys. After boy
lives in the street for short time, without being
subject to any paternal discipline, he takes to
stealing and drinking as naturally as duck
takes to water Some reform, we are convinced
is absolutely needed in the juvenile ranks Of
this city. We don't know of better remedy
than that recommended by Prof Snooks,-n
daily application of birch oil, well laid on. 1t
makes boys smart.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01
s,Trustee.
TRUST SALE

DIV virtue Of deed Of executed Hemp
lctd Railroad Company, bearing date 9TH
sssnher ISIS and nov on record IN the clerks Office ~
the County Court Of Ohio cOuuty, la deed book 80. So,
county, t- FIRST Monday Of asrch next, AZ 10 o3es
the FLOWING piece parcel % ground ispg hcri-
ing AID fa the limits % he city Whe ding, and
bounded flioss-;o uit= FeFnEing FOR t,e
stake at TIC OF QuipcY and Fiton East side
q kalien street. enee lit ai:oa strs-s 9sa West
81 hufrftis OF pol 20 TIE sat - Baltimore
thence with The Esst tr street Sorti is ts
East 3t75 aes STAKE i line -i-h the sd= II
Caestnut tt-ncs haTh 81 sEs- KAT
whssiHs creek thence dswa said creek s ;i= msaadsfs
thereof South Il des West IS poles 10 tie North si q
firnc Will North side cf Quincy
drFs West l9l poles befantus euIfaiuiES
roads This srogl:a iie laeiiatey abdve
the Dist.sry property IT. IA tMae-ns selling Trus
tee, viii convey such tte is vested in sad deed
Of trust
TIRNs o. sAIE-one-fourtsI cash. the balance IN
eight. sixteen and twenty four mouths
Jans9 JAS. PAUL., Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

~ Great Clothing Eiuporium-Tn our COL
umns this morning, Thomas Hughes, who pre-
sides over the excelsior clothing house of the
city, notifies the public of the receipt of the
greatest variety of clothing and gentlemen's
furnishing goods he has ever yet offered to his
friends and patrons. We looked over the es.
tablishmept yesterday, and found variety o.
new style of clothes, cashimeres and furnishing
goods which might compare favorably in ele-
gance, extensiyeness and substantial cQpstruc-
ton with any similar house in the West. Our
readers in the'eity and country, should take a
peep at this stock of spring goods before in
vesting their good money in buds for the season.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

fI Look out For Him An adroit thief
calling himself j, B. Hawkins, broke, into the
room of John R. Beard, daguerrean artist at
Cambridge, Ohio night before last, and stole
valuable gold watch and considerable sum of
money. Mr.. Beard was in town yesterday on
the hunt of the rascal who is now supposed to
be lurking about this city. Hawkins is sup.
posed to be tho same man who recently broke
into Mr.. Partridge's daguerrean gallery in Par.
kersburg, and stole sum OF money. He pre-
tends to be a photographer, and has a smatter-
ing knowledge of the art. He is about six feet
high, sandy complexion, slightly freckled, grey
eyes and decidedly awkward in his general ap.
pearancc. lie has been pretty extensively en-
gsged in the thieying line, and should be check
cd in hiscareer before he does something which
may entitle him to severer punishment than
he now deserves.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01
oFoHARGR

Lungs lie al devote partieui-r ntteno fl
q al ss 'seasssI ssTefuis. tfhseltq
and chrvnic) HeIrsiEiz, Pa Eiyis, Er ry. BaE tla.
Piles aIi all dersEsrnent q de sferae- Llvfr ana IoE-
els and also 20 al eronir ae diseases- Stel attsh
ton viii be glTrr The trrsfnaent
BYE AND EAE
WthoEt the OF the Klr Medic. and Re has
star ti hand exeeet hrautifgi Ais
al Eyvs, and TyH'paneHas, bar Dr- sEitahle far
ether ard AL astr--lsseTfrzl r. i've uilutra.
pR- BAAhEE has nade discovery 81 q flud y AZ
viii produce prrieet shstTptrn 81 the CAIahAcT ard
perfect visio 70 the - uIthouf tr tr tHifs
d. Bake can producs one hFusand erFsf e his
Ict success 70 erirE CaneeTa Old soTc Iccrf Is
tu, SueilngS Of every description and uLo1t
TIE nse Of the knife sFeeiEi iruft he rsde
viii Dr. BEuiee for ne fF lie last DE-
eases aethsy liz - ties ans alta ten
Dr. Eaaaeeis OF tie restEtuI ard erithrAitd fuT-
Frons and Physicians lvLf- His fame j. PER-
tonally in nearly every pine pei the Warld
ittera directed 10 DT Uaakse teafainne sehIsl fTer
distaHess eEFeety ststz he atBTr % tlerifssst,
ahHl te PROMPTLY sud
pondsnee FEEE % CHARGE once hours from A. u.
TO 2. -. DR.. AAKEE,
Nc. = LEXINGTON STltEET,
between caarIea and Lfbeftr,
dee5-IvdtrEv naiuaorr. 80.