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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-11-17
LIE JUICE DE PAX

LIE Lonisia~ais convoque le ba,
ct rarriere-ban de 10 presse ct me,
su concoars Ia question deta Jsstio
de pair Gass les Etass d. Sud dep~il
ratranelissesest ~ so;,.
LIE Lori,ianais le salt, nous som
mes loin d'svoir II meme confisnce
que lui dams Influence de 10 presse
L. presse . fort / fairc pour recon
querir le terrain qu'clle perdu par
ses fautes. Dams CO pays surtont,
lily = longtemps qu'el'e abdiqud
% mission en- rivalissnt de zele
pour aatter les passions, caresser
les illusions ct servir cn csclave lrs
parts ambitienx ct cupides. Ellie
ma plas que. Ia reputation dune
bontiqus on l'opision 80 frelate ct
s'adultArc 4 tant Is iigne. 'et j y .
psut-etre plus de sincerits dams ees
snnonces co,nmcrciales ct ses rt-
clames de- charlstsns one daas sea
articles de matiAre tditoriale. La
est le secret do l'impnisssnce dn
journal parmi nous. II est comme
IL mentear do 10 fable. II . rendu
tAnt do faux "rscl-s ln'om eat ten.
e, p.ur se fairs des ilS:s j"st-s.-
d. prendrs- ls e~.ntrr-pied de- ce
q"'il 'afirmc. lr prnpio vonIn
svoir dams le joarnsl r'echo dc ~
prnsdr. IL Qualification de scs er.
rsars, IT il = ttcimt cette grssde
lanierc des temps modcrnes. cettc
arms mervcillcuse de- IL sciences ~t
du progres; II en- = ete pnni. ct i
neat point sncore corrigd. $685..
VOLTA oA nous en- sommes, ct II
chose ne saarait se nirr. Ellie nous
a,triste. mails guy f.ire /! Les pier
res q nettaispt. dit-on, eR mouve.
mcnt - en- place aux sons harmo.
nisux d. L. Tyre d'A,nphion; i men
eat plus ainsi de nos joars. Fort
Encouragement notre cher poete d. St.
jacques . trouvt debout GENTLY
etn's tdSqns 4 psis6 q p prtsen.
ter sox fonts bsptismaux; Ies rs
Assses de - ionrgade ne - se'sisnt
pas tdi6les I u mnsiqae do ses
.yrrs. E notre vile prose RI Pes
piss de snecAs. En- svala ooas iGss
ingenious y presenter 'des tsnJets
d'intsret evident 1t immtdiat ct
nous tirons par tons les MEM
brss 10 corps inerte du psblic; u
~ sosrd ! notTs appel. inscnsible
! notre piqdre do monche de coche
stIpsrait Attendrs poar'se rsnimcr
que reteutiss6 ! sou oreille ID from
reite du jngememt dernies.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-11-17

l~ Rexaercisnents 4 N. Ulysse
Jacob pour les journaux de- ID Nouvelle-
Orleans quill ea Pobligeance de nous re-
METRE. 1s EsT y ii'3
~ Quatorze beanx nhulcts / vcndre.
Voir aux ansonces de ce jour.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-11-17


Est.il IN hesoip don't IL sstisfsc.
ton soft plus indispensable que
iinstroction ct. men ayons-nous
pas tons conseille Ia reorganization,
-ou plutot I'organisation. car il
n'y'avait point icisavant la guerre
de systeme rationnel ct efficace
d'enseignememt! Est-il un ennemi
plus toisi., plus rcdoutable, plus
menacant que le Mississippi, ct ma
vons-noos I,as invite les rivetains
de nos paroisses 4 signer un me.
moirel ~ Con- Stss. su seul ponvoir
humain actqel!ement capable de
nous proteger. m<moire qui, sill
n'edt pas fait de bien, ne pouvait
nnire en- ancune facon! Autant
frapper ! u porte dun tombeau.
Dams q"clques jours une exposition
des produite de l'agriculture ct de
i'industrie lopisisnaises VI s'ouvrir
/ L., Nouvelle- Orleans; tous ceux
qni nous lisent- sont prevenns de
Get evenement si important ct de-
v,aient en- etre -kmns. ct. CONNIE
elcctrises. Nous avons de notre
mieax expose ct tnumere les avsn-
tsges matlriels ct moraux, lies con.
sequences prschAineseruft
le cots elev6, politique ct social de
cette intelligente Initiative. A quot
bon I -. 80, III .s.~
Toutefois mons ne voulons pas
declincS. lJnyitstioa da I.ssisiasais.
ct nm dialogue sysc lui nos sera
tonjonrs in6niment agrG.ble. res
semblat-il aux Dialogues des Merits
de Lncie,, Conversations tchan-
gscs LSr. de- 10 sphere DIES yivasts
It sans rapport ponr ain.i dire
aux, i.,t9rtis ,t.,ntNreis, ct. mon.
d.i',s. Soit psrb'as da j"gs de paix;
sutsut cette question 'une satrs.
On ponrrsit, I propos de- &c ma
gistrat don't le hon seul revele une,
noble nds4iuui Il upe hante i,iAacn-
e, rIpeter II -c4lebre foSsAlIs De
Sieyes sur ls Tiers. Eat 1t De Prou-
dh..n sur le Trsysil:-"Qu'est.ce que
70 jsge de psix dams notre person
mel jadiciaife I Rien. Que dsvrsit-
il ttrc I Tout" "-En rsslitt. il nest
rien on pressure ricn. L. place est
pen retribuke, par suite peu homo.
re ss ,easore 5ooias bieuses 1lje
est remplie dams chsqns psroisse
pss six % huit fonctioDnsirss. tout
sutant one le jury de police : ms
tilaS De .districts. Ellie % peesute
% moyen Do l'6lection ella s,aigee
favsar pops'sirs dsrs pendant nm
terme de deux ans.
n sSus fSassrIik - ssaf juge de
INK dams chiqds parois5e: CONNIE
% Frascs dsss isbsqds canton. II
3avrait Atfe l'homme u plo6 intel.
Iigent. 10 pIos mora, lie plus digne /
tous sgards. Do y conmudsott.
Que u cboix do fqpction9aire sp-
parfienne ! lExtcqtn de pEtat en-.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-11-17

ire des candidats designes par Il
Jary DE- .polics; q Qve-les sttributions
De l'emploi soient etendues, les ho
noraires augmentes; que: :ce magis
trat possede toutes les conditions
d'independance; que sd juridiction
embrasse 'parpeti en- 'conciliation,
c'est.a.dire 5aae les parties, avant
de s'engager dams le labyriathe des
process rninenx, soient obligees de
comparative devant lc juge de paix,
de s'expliqaer entire tlles, d'enten.
DIRE les conseils ct les remontran.
ces de l'homme capable. instr6it,
qni est place au senil du temple de
Ia Justice pour faire rebrousser che
min aux plsideurs; nous aurons au
moins partiellement resolu la ques-
ton. - 80
Ce .qui ptHMnS s6u.l le con.
ffereSAi n peste g NM hssela-
tishs. non velles cstees tSfrsaes ra.
ces blanche ct roirs, ct ictbien GER
taineme / siejuge dsp.i4-rendrait
de srsaA setyiess. Son epploi,
rcmpli sksozact, spds delivrerkit de
soutc.s iptsrSeSy yion 1nAislehcortre use
ct meettsit kiep,di aqAsx bibnnaux
d'excApsioh qwe la gaerge aslaisses
derf5 lsllAA serait isH1eslleur
intsyl6 sosSasi sancisns mai.
tres ct LED afffanchis, les patrons ct
les ouvriera, ct adouciraitlcs frotte-
Wepts, H9mms da. pays. copnu ct
estime. l l'alri,dn soupcon, il pour
rats scair iles, ,bahnccs egales; sur
son siege ct tout en- rendant une
jastice i,npartiale. il facil;tcrait par
une Interpretation bicnysillante ct
of6cicnse dn droit II transition Ell.
tres sdeux regimes sociaax diane
tralenemt oppoaes. II serait IL pre-
teur romain nodifisnt insensiLle.
mcnt ct sccommodant aux mnurs
nonvelles ct 4 Ia marche des eyene-
mrnts la vieille loi' qniritaire. En-
un mot, il serait vraiment l,arbitre
general. Psgcnt de Ia Cancellation
ct le nagistrat de Ia paix pubIique.
Amirable mecanisme des institu.
tions democratiques des Etats. Unisl
voili une rsforme que chaque Etat
peut accomplir dams, son sein, sans
subir gene on contrainte de IL part
du gouvernement central. C'est en-
usapt de lenrs droits dune facon
pratique ct senste. On ameliorant
leur organisme interienr, en- perfcc-
tionnant Ieurs rouages locaux, que
les Etaisl feceusrsront lfntegrite
De ices drtits ct reprendront part a
cette 1ieif1slioaaIe 'qu'ils appre-
cient autant 'snjourd'hui qu'ils pont
dtdaignee jadis. Celia vaudra mieux
que ds.o6mpromettrs les Liberties
qui lear restent en- poursuivant
toujo6rsr les decevantes abstrac-
tions. en- sirritsnt ct, Easivant les
queselles politiqnes. sss
VOLTA notre opinion sur une qucs.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-11-17

Lonisiane ;mais ellie y dtgencra Qpide.
nent ct le juge Coiron, agricultesS dis
tingue de Ia paroissc Plaquemines ie.
couerit heurc,,sement, vers l'annee
1928. a Charleston, Caroline du Su 4
on a Savannah, Gdorgie, ,une canne j
rubans, inconnue lei ct aiusi designee
cause de ses bandes longitudiDales
pourpre. jaune es'rert. Ellie etait origi.
naire de Java d'oi ellie await etc a. :
portee sans doute. CONNIE plante d a.
grement ct d'ornemcbt, par les navires
qui font le commerce du cafe. NJ. Col
ron Ia. a.planta ct remarqua bien.ot one
ses vieonreuses racines, son GEORGE
epaisse etr ses yeux robustes Ia rem
daient peu sensible al'action du froid.
Ellie D0rissait en- huit moi., s'ada ptait
q notre sol ct 1 notrc climat mieux que
ies sutres varieties ct rendait de deux
boucauts ct demi 4 trois boucauts de
sucre par scre. Ellie vint 1 temps pour
SAWYER Ia culture de Ia came qui allait
ftre abaudonnee. Malheureusemcnt
ellie degeDers aussi. ct ellie auruit
bcsOin d'etre souycnt renouvelee. Ellie
ne 'rend que la moitie do ce qn'elle
rendait jadis, n'atteint que la moitii
De ses anciennes proportions, no aeze
que des souches debiles ct u'a pk|u.
ne couieur rouge dkr'peO |Ilti.
wee dams uue terre richo e.s De, ellie
a une savcur apre, prcusE ltainc de
So degeuerescence. Da fois le gou-
vernement des EtstsssBss q tente dim.
porter lei de- nqvelles cannes.-Ita
echoue taut i 6se de dispositions NAL
prises quaf 6n. melauge de plusieurs
varietesf3 cannes iufestees de vers.
"4As nnes imporsees en- 1856 du
RPtS :5urrirent, bien que soigneuse-
ehe1firebcaissGes. La came Otahi,i ct
autres cannes des Antilles ue nous con.
vieDosnt pas; elles sont tfop delicates
pour notre climat. II faut que nous a allions
chcrchcr dams l'Inde Ia vrsie canoe /
.rubsns Do Jays. % 10 trouve. orois-
SAINT naturellement. dans les etablisse.
uents de Penang. Batavia, Singapore
etJavs. lies Nislais Ia monument Ii55oo
Batares. Quelques ccntaines do .ces
cannes nous sufiraient pour regenercr
agriculture louisiana.se. Dams 10
meme pays. royaume PAssam, sur les
bords dun feuve semblable a. Missis.
sipi, il y une grosee canine rouge ana.
logue par son aspect Ell ses qualities 4
Ia canne de Java ct nominee par les in.
digenes 7,bboo neral. On pourrait
aussi en- teuter importation.
"Vers rannee 1910, quelques can
mes / rubans furent exps1i6es de- 10
Louisiana a Tatasco, Mexiquc; elles
ny ont pas degen9re, parce que 10
col ct le climat CONVENIENT ct qu'on
nc replante en- CO pays que tous les
dix ou douse ans. Sans l'itat d'anar-
chic on est p!ongee cette contree. nous
rourrions essayer dc nous , approyi.
sionner. Uu schooner dc so / go ton.
neaux allant chercher IN enlargement
de- cannes dune .valeur de q, 900, il
men faudrait pas d'avantsge pour r,pi.
tner ,.une culture Of une industrie qoi
lsnghisent = .dIperisssnt.n q s.
u S9aisihq ~ l.ias4a4 E i3a saHh ssp
- - ~ rye.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-11-17

k%Nos annie ct confrSses, sont prizes
dc nous sdresser l psvenir lettres ct
jourusux 1 Edgnr Post Office, Saint.
Jean b ptiste. Louisiana. tRF
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-11-17
.'Es 'DbmEz & 7. BELOW, REDAcTEURs

tion don't Ia formule etait deja une
solution. LIE sujet nest lei qu'ef;
feure ct. nous laissons' 4 dc plus
comp&tents le soin de le traitcr Ct
De Pepniscr. Malgre les conditions
precaires aites 4 une magistra'
tdre probablement appellee a .",'
role plus eieve, mons avons en-.
core Farmi nos juges de paix DE-
campagne des inte'ligrnces d'dlite
Elles ponrraient, sur;oht. a,jonr.
d'hni qn'ciles posssdent unes Ger
tainS, S,experiencc .dn nonvcl etat de-
chooses, nous fonrnir ann contingent
de renseignements one nous nons
ferions un plaisir ct un deyoir d.
publier. .' .-'l' - 'e.' a2''is7e,'@s,a =
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-11-17


~-~~~~~~>O>>>-----~- Fl. '.'.
,C'est lc II avril 1851, dit le CORES.
poudant GLEANEE. du PicayHne, qu ar.
rivereut 4 Ia Nouvelle- Orleans les pre-.
mieres cannes 4 1sncre ex, ediees par
les jesuites de, 81, Domingae aux jesui.
tes de Ia Louisiana. Ces dcrniers les
planterent sur leurs terres dams Ia partie
inferieure du lien connu plus tard
sous lc nom De Fahbourg Ste Marie,
actuellement le Ter district Dc Ia Nou-
velie- Orleans. s,E.s.m 40 f.rriT /
En- 1853, Dubreuil .construis.t IL
premiere sucrerieI de Ia, la,I.oui>iane sur
con hsbitatiop, situee immediatcment
au-dcssous do Ia vile ct aujourd'hui
couverte par le Faubourg Marigny.
La culture de Ia cannc prospera 1 CO
point qu'en ITO le sucre etait un des
principaux prodaits de Ia colonie ct
qu'en 1903 il y ayaii 81 plantations sur
le delta do Mississippi. sTou,efoie, rsui-
want un document public par NJ. f..
j. Forstall dams Ii Reese De DeBow,
Ia fabrication du sncre ne commenca
pas avant 1854, epodue / laquel!e dcs
| echantillons, obtenus sur 10 plantation
du chcvulicr de Mazan, rres do Ia
Nouvclle. Orleans. rive dro;te du ,flcu.
We, furcnt envoyes en- France. La ces-
sion dc la coiouic i lEspsgne paralysa
cette indus.rie ct il men est plus aues-
,tion que vcrs l'annee 1891 Oh NJ. So
lis ba,it 1 Ia Terre-aux-B -Beufs, paroisec
St-Bernard, Il premiere sucrerie qui
fut erigee sous 10 regime espsgnol. La
seconde fut constitute en- 1896 sur
Pemplscenent actucl de Carrolltou.
Dependant l'industrie Sc devs ,oppa
tenement ct, lors De 10 ceseioo du
pays aux Etats. Unis, en- 1903. il NY
await encore qu'un petit nombre de-
plantations. En- 1878 Ia rfcolte ne
TAFT que de rs, 900 bouoauts ct ID canine
90 broy6t ou % roolait 40 moyen de
moulins 4 betes. L'emploi de ID vspeur
fut introduit en- 1922. De 1929 / 1925,
Il recolte moyenne de sucre fut en-
Louisiana d'cnviron $4,000 boucauts.
En- lS42, ellie s'sleva 1 l4O.3l6 bon
cauts; en- 1843, ellie fut de 100. .346;
en- 1874, dc 204.9l3; en- 1853, ellie
uonta ! 449,s24 pour retomber o.
1856 4 73.. .076. Le rscenssmeut de
1850 porte lsarteoite de- 1859 I
22l.726 boucauts Dc sucrc 81
l3.439.772 gallons de mela,se en-
1861. Ia Louisiana produisit 459.410
boucauts de sucrs. al eli i3ss
NJ LA came de Bourbon, ou canine
creole, ainsi qu'on l'appeile,- ,-ecrit "a
colnmissairc Newton un plantsur de
St-Jacques, ,-fat d'abord introduite en-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-14
80 WTIEELNG WEST SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL a. 1866

deemed necessary by the government
to put down the rebellion. 1 recognize
many who bear that reputation. 1t is
not strange that body of men so COM
posed should adopt such platform, or
that the papers and speakers of such a
party should find every measure eun-
Constitutional" )" and every man a ttrad-
lea, !" that seeks to protect the govern
ment against their treachery.
1t was supposed by some that this
Convention would nominate a State
ticket. They have not done SO, and
perhaps did not propose to do so. A
future convention is to be called for
that purpose. The object of this proba-
bly, was to measure their strength, COM
pare notes, strengthen the machinery
of their organization, and afford an OPP
portunity to bring forth a new plat
form, that adopted in Wheeling being
found defective.
In some of their measures of organi-
zation, and in the industry with which
they prosecute their scheme, the Union
party would do well to initiate their IL
1ustrious example.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-14
sick Headache.

Sick headache is sickness at the stom-
ach, a tendency to vomit, combined
with pain in some parts of the head,
general Y at the left side. 1t Is caused
by there being too much bile in thesys-
tenn, from the fact that this bile is man
ufactured too rapidly, or is not worked
out of the system fast enough by steady,
active exercise. Hence sedentary per-
sons, those who do not walk about a
great deal, but are seated in the house
nearly all the time, are almost exclu-
sively the victims of this distressing
malady. 1t usually begins soon after
waking up in the morning and lasts a
causes; the most frequent is, the de-
rangement of the stomach by late and
hearty suppers; by eating too soon after
a regular meal-tive hours should at
least intervene-eating much of any fa-
vorite dish; eating without an appetite;
forcing food; eating after one is con-
scious of having enough; something
which the stomach can not digest, or
sour stomach. Any of these may in
duce headache of the most distressing
character in an hour. 1t is caused by
indulgence in spurious liquors. When
a person has sick headache, there is no
appetite; the very sight of food is hate
ful; the tongue is furred, the feet, and
hands are cold, and there is feeling of
disposition to do anything whatever. A
glass of warm water, into which has
been rapidly stirred heaping tea
spoonful each of salt and kitchen mus
tard, by causing instantaneous vomit-
ing empties the stomach of the bile or
undisgested sour food, and a grateful
relief is often experienced on the spot;
and rest, with few hours of sound re-
freshing sleep, completes the cure, es-
.pecially if the principal part of the next
day or two is spent in mental diver
sion and outdoor activities, not eating
an atom of food, but drinking freely of
cold water and hot teas until you feel
as if piece of cold bread and butter
would really taste good. Nine times
in ten the cause of sick headache is the
fact that the stomach is not able to df-
gest the food last introduced into it,
either from its having been unsuitable
or excessive in quantity. When the
stomach is weak, spoonful of the
mildeSt, plaineSt food will cause an
attack of the sick headache, when ten
times the amount might have been ta-
ken in health, not only with impunity,
but with positive advantage.
A diet ofcold bread and butter, and
ripe fruits and berries, with moderate
exercise in the open air,
sufficient to keep up very gentle per-
spiration, would, of themselves, cure
almost every case within thirty-six
hours. Two table-spoonsful of pulver-
lied charcoal, stirred in half glass of
water, drank, generally gives relief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-14

HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPE-
CIFIcs had their origin in great public
want-medicines for all the common
wants of enlightened life-curatives
that father, mother, nurse or traveller
could always have with them, and al
ways rely upon-so simple, that mis-
take could not be made in tie selection;
so harmless, that all might use them
with impunity, and so efficient, that all
might rely upon them with safety.
Such they have proved. Thousands of
families use them daily for all the all
ments and sicknesses of life, and rare
ly are very seriously sick, or have need
to call a physician. Thousands, taking
some single specific, have cured them
selves of chronic diseases, which have
been the bane of their lives, and upon
which they have spent hundreds in
vain; and among the million who use
them, none are found to question their
purity and efficacy. Every family
should have case. See eadvertisement.
-NeiO York Citizen, April 1st. 1865.
T. n. LOGAN d Co., Ag'ts, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-14
A Strange StOry---StOIen Money Re-
covered Through n Dream.

The Memphis Avalanche says that
last Friday night, in Lagrange, Ten
nessee, the store of n Mr.. Baum was en-
tered by burglars, the safe blown open
with powder, and 81, 900 in greenbacks,
together with about $500 in gold, taken.
About $500 of the abstracted money be-
longed to Mr.. Baum, and the remain
der to Capt. Reeves, commanding n ne
gro company at that place. Memphis
detectives were sent for and went to
Lagrange. In the meantime an old
German named Reseine, whose COW
had been stolen or had wandered off,
dreamed that she was in the cemetery
of the place, and that he had followed
her there, but on reaching the spot he
found not the COW, but the fragments
of safe and papers scattered about
He also dreamed that there was money
buried there. In the morning he went
out TO verify what he had seen in his
sleep, and found a place in the grave
yard where the earth had been turned
up, and on digging the lost money was
discovered buried as he had seen it in
his vision. The stolen treasures haze
been restored to the owners. We give
the statements as we find them in the
Avalanche, leaving to that paper there
sponsibility for their truth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-14

WOLF. HUNT IN ISDIANA.-The Louis
vile (Ky.) Journal has an account of a
wolfhunt in Crawford county, Indiana.
what similar to that in vogue in India.
The forests surrounding the famous
Wyandotte Cave are "beaten up" like
the tiger-infested jungles of the East.
1t adds that at least one hundred per-
sons engage in the campaign, and the
''toots" ot:horns, the clangor oftin pans,
and the cracking of rifles create din
sufficient to have frightened the lupine
nurse of Romulus into mysteries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-14

A NASHUA IN. H woman, who lost
a very dear child few weeks ago, on
Tuesday last managed to procure the
key of the tomb in which the body was
laid. opened the coffin, took the child in
her arms and bore it home. There she
tended it as though still living, and de-
fed all endeavors to take it from her
for several hours; and it was only from
the effects an opiate administered to her
that the efforts were at last successful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-14
PrrrsnuRs, July s. lses:

Messrs. McCABE, KRAFT a Co., Gentlemen:
Allow me To add my testimony to that OF
Others, in regard to your celebrated .'Diarrhea
Compound have been for long time
subject TO the disease for which IL Is recon-
mended. have tried various remedies; but
never found one that SO completely eradicateS
the disease as your medicine. A short time
ago was suffering terribly with Diarrhea-
procured q bottle Of "Kraft's DiaFTheR COM
pound" experienced Immediate relief from
one dose and after n third dose felt as well as
ever. regard II as an invaluable medicine,
and would not be without Il. Yours truly,
l. w. STEWART.
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WHEELING, Aprl.25fh, 1855.

Mesrs. MCCABE, KRAFT & Co., Gentlemen:
Having used KTaft s sDiarrhea Compound, for
Camp DiaTThea, with which i have been deep
ly AFFLICTED for almost one month. all other
Tennedtes tried having failed, and finding II not
only present Tetief but a permanent cure, 1
take pleasure in recommending IL to the IA
vorable notice Of all who may be alike affiict-
ed. Chaplin 18th W. = va M4ha4Nt: ihfpnt.:y.
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ONLY RELIAB1E REMEDY
of Its kind now in us
"C OF h n A."

or its kindred dtseases-during the coming
The following are a few of the certificates
which have been voluntarily given to tho
PropEietors, by persons who arc well known
A
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TO the Public.

To the Public.
MFRS n. G. LEECH RETURNS TO THE
Hl public her most cordial thanks for the
very liberal share Of patronage bestowed upon
her during the 2S years she has been en-
gagged in the clothing business in this city.
The new hrm of II. Q. Leech q Co., respect
fully solicits and VIII strive to merit, at their
new place OF business, a continuation Of the
patronage heretofore enjoyed.
NJ. G, LEECH & CO..
oc26-6m No. Il3 Main Street.
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TOBACCO.

TOBACCO.
BOXES OLD VIRGINIA DARK los.
LED 10 boxes Extra dark los.
II do Good do los
25 Caddies Monitor Navy.
% do Hfawathia Navy.
30 do Zac Taylor dark rs, Just In
''Gas MAJ q" t'f s LIST, MORRISON & co.
A MOTHER SUPPLY OF LADIES' AND
N Gents Shoulder Braces just received by
ODBERT, Chemist, end OF Stone Bridge.
mfA
TR ES, SHRUBBERY, BULBS. AND
u Flower Seed, Just received by
apra FRxoH HBoxD&Co-
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MccABE, KRAFT & Co, wholesale Drug
gists Wheeling, w. Va. sole Proprietors, 10
whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale by REED, KRAFT & Co., Centre
wheeling, WEST & MITCHELL, Bridgeport,
Ohio. and by Dealers In Medicines every
where. febzL 6md&w
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