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FROM SINGAPORE.-Our advices are to
the 9th of December. There was some excite
ment there respecting the pepper trade The
Dutch eyinced determination TO seize and mo-
nopoize the trade, as they have Of late made one
Of their friendly movements to the Pepper coast
of Sumatra; taken Barus, Honkaded, Sinkel and
Tapoos, and probably ere this, added them to
their conquests in the same island. Whether
the natives abandon their homes or not, still the
Dutch will keep the whole trade to themselves.
and pepper will no longer be free article in
their hands.
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LATE FROM MExIco.-Captain Kimball, of the
Glide, arrived yesterday from Laguna, has ia
vored us with late intelligence from Yucatan-
The news confirms that previously received
Campeachy, with population Of fourteen thous-
and, still held out The federalists had collected
besieging the city. Laguna was taken possession
of by four men, on the 9Th of March. 1t has a
population of about twenty-five hundred.-N T,
Herald.
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We have received an interesting letter from
our Washington correspondent on the Seneca
Treaty, written as will be seen from its date IN
anticipation of the PRONUNCIATION of that treaty
bv the President. 1t is unavoidably poStpon
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We learn that the late Philadelphia Methodist
Conference refused, by nearly an unanimous
vote, to petition the General Conference to make
a change in the rules regarding slavery, so az 70
iect was brought before that body in comnuni-
cation from the New England Conference.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-14

There was an error in part of tho impression
of our paper, the Convention meet here on the
FOURTH instead of the ffM of May.
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} Re"s, w 3: G M19Ds' Secretaries.

YOUNG MEMS CONVENTION.-We Learn
that at meeting ofthe young men of Dorchester.
two hundred delegates were appointed to the
Young Mems Convention to meet in this city on
the 4th of May.
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Sd Z" A. w. Bradford, jesse ID heiu-
9TH William P. Cole, Thomas Mullen"
5th John Buck, Edward Mitchell.
9th Il" VIM. Steward Appleton, Elisha Lee
It'll Nelson Poe, Joshua Jones.
9Th Thos. Sheppard, jr. Alex. Gould, il
9th " Oliver Norris, George Cox.
10Th ST. Geo. w Teacke, Jos. c. Manning,
IIth Thos c. Pitts, o. Horsey Jr.
10Th VIM. P. Stewart, DIR. Jno. r. Piper.
The committee have taken a parlour at the
Eutaw House, corner of Eutaw and Baltimore
STREETS, where they will attend on Friday, the
first, Saturday, the second, and Monday, the
fourth of May, for the purpose OF welcoming
their political brethren who may come TO tie
citN on mission of patriotism and public spirit,
and..of otherwise carrying out the instructions
under which they act.
A. w. BRADFORD, Chairman.
JOSHUA JONES, Secretary.
H5-All Wing papers in the Union are re-
quested to give conspicuous place to this no.
tee.
THE STATE GENITAL COMMITTEE
At a meeting of the Baltimore Central Com
mittee Room, North Bend, on Monday the
18th April inst. it was
RESOLVED, That this Committee request the
members of the State Central Committee to
meet in this Room on this evening the 18th
inst. at O'Clock.
In pursuance of the above resolution the
members of the State Central Committee are
requested to meet at the Committee Rooms
North Bend this evening at 5o'clock.
By order.
GEO. w. CREBS, Sec'ry of City Gen. Goa.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
SAMUEL JONES, Jr.
NATHANIEL f. WILLIAMS,
JOHN P. KENNEDY,
JAMES L. RIDGELY,
ABRAHAM G! COLE,
JAMES GRIEVES.
HUGH BIRCKHEAD,
VIM. R. JONES,
GEORGE w. KREBS.
GEORGE r. RICHARDSON,
JAMES FRAZIER,
JAMES HARDWOOD,
ASA NEEDHAM,
THOS. YATES WALSH,
WIN. H. GATCHELL,
GUSTAV w. LURMAN,
CHARLES Fl. PITTS,
GEORGE M. GILL,
SAMUEL MCCLELLAN,
NELSON POE,
VIM. Chestnut.
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bG-Ata meetingor the COMMITTEE or
ARRANGEMENTS of the Young Mems
National Convention held on Wednesday ev-
ening at "North Bend" the following resolu-
lions were passed and ordered to be published:
ReSolued, That the several Tippecanoe Clubs
Of the city be requested to have prepared and
painted such standards as they may deem APP.
proprate, in order that they may be properly
designated in the procession of the National
Convention.
Resolped, That the Wing house holders ia
the several wards ofour city, be requested to
open their houses TO the members of the Ma
tional Convention, so far as their convenience
will admit.
T YATES WALSH, Chairman.
JOHN w. WOOps,
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HOW STANDS THE QUESTION:

From the bes; consideration of the subject,
which we can give, the state of the Presi-
Dental election, may be set down as follows:
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FOR PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
FOR vICE-PREsIDENT.
JOHN TYLER.

CARD.-ihe undersigned tenders his most grateful
bank 10 The remeu and citizens of Washington, for their ex-
ertions in protecting his property IRON inc IRE on
morning O0rF N4''
Baltimore, l4th April, 1910.
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A Convention of the Young Men of the West
ern States, friendly to General Harrison, will
assemble at Fort Meigs in June
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"Trutb is mighty, and it will prevail"

it was charged, and great efforts have been
made to prove, that he is an aboIltionist. 1t is
greatly TO the credit of the people OF Baltimore,
and we hail it as one of the most suspicious
signs of the times that, at large and respec-
table meeting Of the friends Of VI. Van
Buren,, beld last week, in Baltimore county,
at Govans Town, comprising many Slave
Holders Of the county, after the meeting was
organised, Mr.. Richard Frisby (one of the In
solvent commissioners for the City and county,
offered as,ries of Resolutions asserting, among
otherthings that the Hero of Tippecanoe is an
abelitionists; whereupon promenent MEM
Der of their own party, Mr.. Ware, rose and
denied that Gen. Harrison is an abolitioniSts
and in spirited and eloquent speech, reluted
the charge, and sustained and fortified his posi-
ton with so many facts, that the Resolutions
were veted down by themeeting. This is most
striking and gratifying sight is sign that
the people are taking,the election nto their own
hands; and we may hope that the time is at
hand when the mandate Of the Globe, will
cease to be the law of public opinion.
OHIO-HARRlsoN AT HoME-GLoRIoUs News
The Wheeling Times of Saturday morning
brings us the following cheering accounts of the
recent township elections in Ohio. The hero of
North Bend will not be deserted by his friends
at home, as we find the case every day with Mr.
Van Buren,.
OHIO ELECTION.
st. CloirsuiHe.-Whig all through. Hereto
fore loco.
ty 57O-last fall ITO.
Franklin tp-Whig majority 5O-in '36 the
Wing majority was "a.
JEeniuou Diving vote d. to / Van Buren,.
Jefferson County, S'eubemuilLc tp.-Van Buren,
majority Is. Van Buren, majority in '36, l66.
Gross Greek tp.-Whig ticket all elected. Last
We1is tp.-All Wings elected Vans majority
10 .s 81 field tp.-whig majority 100. Harrison.
in '36, 45.
The whole Wing gain as far as heard from il
Jefferson county, is 391. The county is no doub
redeemed. A change of fifty more votes in tn
; remaining six or eight townships, will more thal
, do the work.
" hog Wing ticket. In 1886 Van Buren, had it
!, The Wing majority at the late election i
"a Cincinnati was 1868. Gain since last fall 9l2.
s. This is sufficient TO show something of the n
e; suit of the late township elections in Ohio. w
. have counted on $1,000 majority in Ohio. TIL
election warns us TO set it higher. 10000 at Ii
~ least.
or VAN B0REs At HoME-The local elections
Ill New York State have thus far resulted most
= vorably for the Wing cause.
nd S---------- :.
A gain Of 5000 rotss-or a State lost to M
Van Bnren.-One important fact should not
We forgotten, in relation to the Connecticut electle
o. namely, that at the Presidential contest of lo3
b. that State gave her electoral vote for Van b
: rem, by majority of 500 votes. She is now VIII
" by majority of 45O0 We here have chang
a Of eieh electoral voies-equal to sixteen-and
RI 5000 popular votes.-Pes1. Inquirer.
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a gain Of 5000 rotfs-or a State lost to Mr..
Van Buren.-One important fact should not be
forgotten, in relation to the Connecticut election
namely, that at the Presidential contest OF 1886
that State gave her electoral vote for Van Bu-
rem, by a majority of 500 votes She is now Wing
bv majority of $500! We here have change
Of eight electoral votes-equal to sixteen-and Of
5000 popular yotes.-PeNH. Inquirer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
Y q . . 2 . q

II NSANS FAMILY APEltifNI FiLLS.are pure
Ia iy vegetables. cSnivscd ~',h The s,ricie-t prec
ion of science and Of art they soduce nausea
and are warranted 60 the fosng diseases which
arise fIom Impurities Of the blood. viz.-Apoplesy
Bilious affections Cougs Colds liberated sore throat
Scarlet Fever. Asthma. Cholera. Liver Complaints
dseases 81 the krlheys and Bladder. Affections pecu
liar 10 femaics. and all ihosc diseases Of Whatsoever
kind, To which huEean nature subject where the
stomach is affected
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS g. COLDS. Nervous
iiseases. liver complaint dyspepsia bous diseases.
pilss. ulcers ternal. weakness. and all al hyps
ehondriacsn low sp'rs. palpitaon Of the heart. ner-
,ous irriabiliiy nervous weakness huor abus seminal
weakness. indigestion. loss Of appetite heartburn. gen
sra debility. bodily weakness. ehoris green sirk
icss hatuleney hystercsl fainings. Mysteries head
,ches, hccup. sickness. night mar. rheumatism.
rsihma. TIC douourcux cramp. spasmodic affections.
md these who are victims that most circulating
disorder. GoUT. will find relief iom their suaerngs By
a Of Dr. Evans medicine.
Beuare Of Counfrrfsifs--CAurioS: Be particular
in purchasing 20 see that the label OF this Medicine
contains notice Of its entry according 10 Act If Con-
,rcss And be likewise particular IN obtaining them
II zoe Chatham street. Nrw-Yofk. from the RgoU-
lar AGENTS. NM. H. KING. Hheciing.
nay %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

rNR WILLIAM EVANS SOOTHING SYRtP
Id FOR CulkDRES rf1srfu SG-rREPAREU
,txss,y-rs M<hcrs aSl Srsss The pssac,
ca, teeth thrslgh the gums produces rSislc-sne
al lancoro1s symptoms. IL ID koown by mothers
so ,er, rs goat rril in the p,l;h ari guess Gs
Gag ,b.s prscess The gums swell. the secretion Of
.. .,ya-is nscscsse the child is seized with irclueat
,n.l su,ilen fits Of crying. watching. starting in lbs
deep aud spasns of peculiar PARIS the child sarieks
With exiroDe violence, and hrusts IFS fingers into ma
sou,h Ifthese precurs,ry symptoms are not speediy
,Il,via cd spasm die COW ulsns universally saPcf-
Ieae ana SOON the dissolution Of the nianf.-
4. noihers sho have their iile babes Afflicted wh
,ess Distressing synp toms wooh apply Df Wni'ain
vans SSosh.ag Syrup, which his preserved hundreds
I,nians WHOM iiouyht past -rscovcry irsn oeis sud-
,..ly attacked with thci fatal malady. Commissions
.Bcsssre Of Coan,erfei,s-CAurios; ne psfneuisri ~
rcha-nx 10 zee that the label Of this Medicine con-
AIR. notice ofs ontry according TO act OF ongress
nd be likewise particular m obtaining them at 100
nathan ST.. New York. or fron the regular agents
Avn H. KING, IS Water ST. Wheeling.
Sacyeusnn & Neale. Psrkers3urg. nav -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30

VlNO THE NERVOUS g. DEBiIITATED--DR
Il EVANS TONIC PiILS.---The powers of r.
vans Cauosnile fills such. that the palptariag
he art. The ncmulous hand. the dizzy eye and
the 1siier,ng mind. vanish befere their effects
ike nos-vus vaPo,s before the benign inhueace Of
iac Ipsrning They have been long successfully
tsrd or the of neririsp,s together it'll fcvers
o the irregular lind. accompanied with Wis
coral oLstrucrons
This tonic medicine FIR ncrvous.complainis gen
e-al debility. indigestion and its consequence nswan
Of appetite. dsenson OF the mach. scdy; unpl-a-
son taste in the mouth rumbling noise in The bowels
nervous symptoms. languor. when the mind becomes
irritable, acspondRc. thoughtful. melancholy and de-
iecied. Hypochondriaeisrn. consumption. dmncss of
sight dclirurn. and all other affections these
pulls will produce safe and permanent cure.
Evans Pills first niroduced in America in S3J
Berore If & Inate.frifs-CsuuoS.--Bc particular
in purchasing that the label of Tins Medicine
contains nsiice Of its entry according 10 Act Of Con-
gross Aud be likewise particular in obtaining them
at leo Chatham 81. New-Y.rk. or from the regular
agent: NM. H. KING. Wheeling.
nay CS
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EbARON Won HUrCHELER HERB PILLS
II - These pills composed ofHerbs, which exert
specific action <ipon the heart, give an impulse or
strength 10 the areral system the blood is quicken
cd and equalizcd in liz CALCULATIONS through ali the
vessels whether of the skin the paris situated inter
nally. the crtrcmiiics and ell the secretions of
the body drawn. from the bls,d there is conse
quent increase of every secretion. and quickened ac
tion of the absorbent and exhaicni Eischarging
sells. Any morbid action which may have taken place
corrected all obsiruotions removed the blood is
purified. and the body n healihfitstate.
These Pills. after tnuch anxious toll .and research
having been brought by the proprietor 60 the prcsen
other medicines and SO well adapscd 10 rhe frame
that the Of them. ly maintaining the body in the
due performance of its functions. and preserving the
vital stream in pure and healihfu state. il
last many years longer than it otherwise weuld and
the mind To become composed and tranquil. That
old age when il arrives will appear a blessing and
many who ha neglected their constitutions
had them injured by medicines administered by ig-
noraRce) a source OF misery and adherence.
When the system has been too largely
irawn upon and oversirained nothing ia better
rect and nvgorac the dropping constitution than these
Pills.
Bepdre Of Counterfefs-CAUrIox: Be particular
purchasing To that the label of this Medicine
contains notice Of Its entry accodEgio Act Of Con-
gross And he likewise particular in obtaining them
at 100 Chatham st. New York. from The Regular
Agents WIN. ii. KING, Wheeling.
J. MORRISON. Columbus, q.
MYERS FALL Il COLLINS
nov PC Lancaster, O.
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MANAGERS OFYIcE. Wheeling. April 10Th, 1870
WELlSbURG. Class 4. draws az Alexandra. Nav
~. lS4o. $4,000. $4,000. $1,000. $4,000. 25 each
OF $1,000. Tickes $40. Shares in proportion Ger
proportion
PETERSBURG ENrA 5 dra ~ nj Richmond sfay 5 $40
100000. 5000. and 90 each of 81 900 and $500
Tickets 50. halves az 80. quarters 81 25 certificate
OF % whole Tickets will S6s. Shares in proper.
zion.
LEEsaUSG LOTTERY Class draws at Alexandria
NAV 9th $50
$50 600. 81 5000. 81 o 600 AMI so each nj sIoeo
Tickets sic Shares IA proportion ,Certif;cac of 9e
"hole Tickets, VIII cost Sl35 Shares in prunoriion
LEHsSVRG. EXTRA 5. draws "a, Richruond va MAY
$4,000 ssooo s is,S; is 500
$1,000, Tickets 81 shares in proror,an ~ '''' ~
STATE LoTTETr :, Draws At Alexandra. NAV re.h
lSiO
$4,000. 10000, 10000 and so e,ch or srrno
md 500. Tickets $40. Quarters s. so aCcr,if;c,s
% whole Jickes' vii cost $40. Shares in propor.
wELIssURc. EXTRA 8, Draw, ot Richmond va MAY
l9th. 7Sio
$4,000 5000, $4,000 and 90 each Of 600 and
$500, Tickets 50, Halves 50 So Quarters 81 S5 n
Certificate Of 25 whole Tickets will COS, Sos. Share.
In proportion.
MoSosGAErA, 'CIsss 5. draws at Alexandria NAV
ed. 1910.
$4,000. $4,000. $4,000. and 30 O, sleoe so
of $500. Tickets $40 Ceriincate Of 90 whole TEX.
cts will cost sli0. Shares IN proportion.
PETERsBURo Glass A. draws ct Alexandria, NAV
18th. 1910
100000. 5000. 10 OF $500. 10 of $3.50. and 10
Of $1,000. Tickets s.. Halves 50 so. Quarters 81 25
a Certificate % whole Tickets will cost s6S Shares
IN proportion
MANAGERS OFFICE.
Wheeling Va April l5,. 1910.
I lottery class T. drawn at Ale, AprilIl
&c 81 IL IS sc 81 4 8 "a o. So SIS 2l %
Lowest prize $40.
Maryland State Lottery, class O. drawn at Baltimore
April 3.
10 40 Al g Is 20 90 10 46 q
Lowest prize S..
Lcosburs Lottery class3. drawn at Alexandria April
4, 1910.
So 9 81 43 66 IL 80 IS 81 50 IL
Lowest prize $40.
80 -. S200, sent to Pittsburgh Pa
Maryland Stale, class s. drawn at Baltimore April l.
81 IL % 50 65 80 % 40 55 IL 50
Lowest prize SIS.
Ncllsburg Lottery class 3. drawn at Alex March rs
} l So ~ 81 5S IS 80 % 10 81
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sc so IL Sc 81 20 So IS 80 63 10 65 a 81
Lowest prze S.
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"IGHLY INPORTANT-Nervousd isenses Iiv-
Ill complaint. dyspepsia, bilious diseases pile.,
rheumatism. consumption. coughs colds. splitting Of
blood pain in the chest and SIDE female weakness all
delicate and mercurial diseases successfully treat
ed. at DR. EVANS Medical Office, Chatham street.
New York.
EVANS CAMOMILE FILLS.
The camomile flower, Tor it is officially led
ANTHEMS vociLIs, ChamGmelurn, frosn the Gnees
words. kanai. the ground and Melon an apple; be
cause il grows on the ground and smells like
pe) is Of a dull white color, Of fragrant odor. and
bitter aromatic taste.
Camorniie n mild ionic n small doses acceptable
md corrcboran The stomach IL is especially sppli
cable that condition Of general debility. with Ian
guild appetite, which often attends convaiescence from
idiopathic fevers.
BEWARE CoUSTERrrrTs--&arC Caution Be
particular in purchasing to that the iabsl Of this
Medicine contains q notice Of lis entry according TO
Act Of Congress. And be likewise particular in OBJ
tanning trcm al ZOE Chatham ST.. New York. or from
the REGULAR AGENTS:
VIII. KING. IS Water ST. Weelng
J. V. RoBISsoS. Portsmouth, q
J. MoRslsos. Columbus, o.
or trhom also may be obtained,
DIR. GooJe = Cee brated Femnle Pills.
The Baron Won Hufchelcr Herb Pills,
DR. Evans Fever aHd Aggo Pills
Dr Hunts Botanic Pills,
DR. Evans Soothing Syrup. for 7ee,hing.
The above inv aluabe Medicines sold Wholesale
and Retail At 100 Chatham St. New York; 2 Soutf
Seventh Street. Philadelphia ~ Wall Street, Louis
ville Kentucky; 80 Cornhill Boston. Mass, and Off
following Agents VS.. IT, KING. Wheeling, Va, T.
..obinson. Portsmouth. o. nov IL
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NEW NOVELS.

CtIDNEY CLIFTON, Adventures of an Attorney in
y Search Of Practice. Althea Vernon. Two Flirs
Charles TyrreI Hugenoi Wife Hunter. Stanley Only
Daughter. Chevcrly. Ethel Churchill, Nick of the
Woods The squire Idlsr IN Italy the MILDLY. Morion'
Hope Ellen Clsnyle, Henry of Guise. Her Of Sch
wuod. Mary Rsyuond. Nan Darrell. The Robber. Eas'
sna West; Pcricss and Asphssia. British senate Lie
in London, Sc, SC. just received and for sale ny
ao25 STEPHENSON a. GARWOOD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
G,T EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND A.
II ,-tfr ptTIG IT,, nils an admirably adau.

.,T. EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND A.
IL CUE PiLJS.-Thcse pills 30 admirably adaP-
ted 70 afford uniform rclefn the different modification
of these distressing aadies, particularly rccoms
nendod 10 public notice On the accession Of the cold
stage when the fsco and limbs Of the Sufferer become
ale snd the sensation Of cold and anguor - felt per-
g, ting The Whole system, their administration Is ao-
couoa,od with astonishing sucocss-they soon lesson
Inc sbe., ueni distressing shverinZ snd violent shs.
L,g aud ~ continuing their lse' las diree'ed) vii
l,i,,.l, ,tre he roost obstinate sgue These pills
are or signal utility 'ho~e ds'rrs''pg osses where
there !. sallowness oi ro7plesion ps'n ~ me region
"a he live, tension and d,ress N the epgnsno 70.
gon srA other symptoms mo gazing the existence %
morbid ae,ion o. ehronis disease N lhe hVsf
bowels rcscntsry ofsplesn. which eonseqoe,'.o- =
generally supcrvene from pfoiracied hts'm'"ehs
They permanently o~ercono thesc ds'oaseS' ~ w,
same tine give TINE 70 the stomach, cleanse enI
sroesfAen M bowels md rspasi beath' vigor' nh'
energy ~ tbe system.
| Beso~s # Cosafe,feits- -CGurroS, BE parucula
IN purchasing " that ire label n ms Medicin'
oonisins nssice q iis entry gocoriing % az n Cos
grsss And - likewise psriiculsr N sb<aining then
| a; 100 Chatham 81 New.York. o. from the reg1la
agents wM II King, IS Wiser 81 Wheeling
n0y 2G v ROBiNsyH. Pori Iih
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-30
4 SEVERE CASE OF TEErIuNG, WITH

A SEVERE CASE OF TEErIIING, WITH
~ SUMMER COMPLAINT, curcd by the inia
liblc American Soothing Syrup Of DR. w. Evans
Mrs McPherson, residing at No. 8, Madison street,
called NJ the Medical Office Of DE- w. Evans, No. 100
Chatham street. ", Y. and purchased hottie of the
Syrup Er her child, who was suffering exctucIating
pain during the process Of deniiton. being momenta
rily threatened with commissions IFS bewels too were
exceedingly loose. and no food could be retained on
the stomach Almost immediately after It's aPplica-
tion the alarming symptoms entirely ceased and be-
came quite natural. As tribute Ofgratiudo for the
benefit afforded the child the mother oh own
accord. and freely sanctioned publicity to the above
Be particular in applying at 100. Chatham streei's
here are several oounterieits advertised No other
place in the city has the genuine for sale.
Beuarc Of Ccaaierfsits--CAUrioS BE particular
in purchasing see that The label Of this Medicine
contains notice of its" entry according TO Actof Con
greSs md be likewise particular IN obtaining them
at 100 Chaihum street, New York, OF from the regu-
u Agent
nov 10 W. H. KING. IS Water si Wheeling