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TRIAL OF MCLEOD.

We have not yet (Monday) received the hha' fe'
snlt of this highly important and interesting triai
The evidence however, had been concluded and
nothing remained 10 he done except the summing up
of tho evidence by the lpwyers and tho charge Of
the Judge before the jury would retire to make up
their verdict. We stated last week that VIC had nc
doubt bu, tho trial would result in tho acquittal o
McLEop. and this opinionjs now very generals in
d,ed,- it ia impossible, we think, from the evi
denee, that the jury can do otherwise than ac9ui
the prisoner. - >
Wo ara grati6od too, TO be able te state, that du
ring the whole trial. which has occupied the cour
an entire week, the utmost order and decorum hal
marked every s,age of the proceedings. Nothing
of the excitement, which we were led to anticipate
has exhibited itself.
Although VIC are not in possession Of the verdict
il may be taken for granted that McLton Is neqnlt
ted. and that an end has been put to this exciting
question. which has. apparently, so osten thrust d.
mos, into war with great Britain.
We may not aatter ourselves, howsver, tnat %
cause this question is settled that therefore tho pros
pect for war with England is materially iessened-
For our cwn part, we havc never anticipated any
other result from the MCLEOD question, than tina
which has just happened. =.
A much more formidable difficulty. to tho mainten
auce Of our amicabo relations is to be found in tn
reckless and insuborilinae character of the fronte
noppa,on on both sides Of the line, Of our Nortl
Eastern boundary: Extensive preparations. it i
sad nro making for renewing, this winter, the scenes
on lnrgrr scale. which has marked the history
the last three years. .us
Oar governments is making every e1ertion to .re'
rain il fiop.isr popu,.iep. Asd ps'yens as a's'''
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From the Albany Iirgus.
Knoxville, Sept. I. ls4l.

THE NEW SEcRETARyAr WAs.-itis ns
we supposed. MIR. John e. Spencer, Sc.
rrelary of State of this State. and the re.
pu,ed " ritter nfthp Gallo loflhe"Whis" STATE
Convention. has been appointed Secretary
nf War, anil has Of course accepted The lIr
pnin,rnpu, lie has returned frnm Wash
ington with the commission in his pockr,
aud will M dnub suon enter UPON thu
discltarrr af thr duties "f The Department
This Is an. atlroii tu4'sea'rHt- # "e'aptai'
TvIpr," The Clav serlim, nr the "Whig'
ms'nbrrs Of Cnngress issues y manif'si"
'dsnonacjng Mr. Tylaras false TO bis Off
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The new Tarifin Nev. Fork.-Thr Ev

= The new Tarifin Nev. fork.-The Ev.
press saws "Tie articles upon which: The
new duties have been laid. having already
risenin the market, in advance of the 1st
nf October, The consumer does moi feel the
progress OF the riss. but what comes in
free ro%,-is. therefore. a PROFIT to the i'm
porter: Nor will the revenue derive any
immp'liate benefits from the new levy Of
dnti' s. as The importers hare anticipated
the time in their importali"ns This TACT
accounts. in great degree. fur the great
importd,inns we have been having since
nlav+ nirnis were 6rsl made in Congress
for IL new Revenue Bill. The amount oI
bonds taken this year at the N~w-Y"rk
Cu.t"urhn,ise, ~ nearly $6,5i0,0l0. wfiil'
during the las, year it was nnIy about 81
$40 co... This fact alsn accounts for tie
snnrwhat large shipments If sprcie lha
have been mae 10 Eurnpe.it b ing tn pay
! farthese very 90 ;ds, inpnrtrd in advance
ufwhtw"uld have been otherwise the pro
per tims; z; q Z =:
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~ :, -. - --sa -: - - = -
: The witpess who fau6d him. called
anothet. man and they went and lifted him
up. ffe groaned again and could hardly
breathe-fell d5wn serrral times. They
took him TO u small tavern. hut the land
lord supp sing him dr,lDk. would not Ie,
lin in. Gave hina gentle shove back
and fr felL,lown. Witness seated him up.
on tie stoop. aud left him 70 6" to his
work. -
The ntxt notice elected Of him was the
acceu'., of his death, a. stated by the first
witness The place where he 'wss found
was about half mile from The tavern last
mentioned.
Mrs. Loss. the .landlady Of "Nick
Monre's;H House" testified positively that
the deceased. was not the. man wlo'n she
saw at her house with Mary Rogers on
the 26th of July. That man was bath
yuu,g.r and smaller than tn" deceased.
The s.rangesl feature in thistIasic story
is ,hr fact That the hat aud. handkerchief
were perfectly dry When fGu I'd. |, ha
raineI MS we al! know, Yesterday, nearly
I'LL dny, aud rpnch in the night.
F. The Navornf!his City, andjHst'ces Tay
;slnr and Stevens. nre assisting Justice Mer
rit at the examinat on.
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FiRE!-We regret to learn from correspondent at
Taxahaw, L,nc istnr District, that the dwelling
house Of. Mrs. DlcsY CAsros at that place, was en-.
trcIy destroyed by FIRE on Tuesday morning the 5th
instant, about 9 O'Clock. Tie building with ita
contents is total loss. The loss Of Mrs. CAsTos
in money, papers and other property is said to 10
very considerable. XXI -.
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!. ybR. THE JOURNAL.

.r
Mr.. Editor perceived, with much satisfaction.
in your paper of The 9Th last a Communication sign.
ed, "Many voto1s" inviting att6ntiol 10 our next
Congressional election. !.
Anxlously expecting to hear from the ntleman
therein recommended, asa candidate, in tba weeks
paper, any farther communication was Ieons-
But, to my grent Disappointment, not a. syllable
from him. It has been reported that he did
not intend to be candidate until some more dntsnt
day. But surely Mr Bowman cannot disregerd 70
fauering and unanimous a call Of hisz friends and
fellow citizens, especially at time when there Is
so much need for his services. A long, and unrc-
served personal intimacy with ihat gentleman, ena.
blcs me to say, thatin my humble opinion, aniore
appropriate aud judicioua choice could not have been
made. His talents formed for enterprise and usc.,
fulness an education Of the first order; and mind
stored with historical and political information: to-
getlier with his honesty Of Intentions and p0rtY of
principles. give him title, at all times, to uniyer.
sal support. butmo:e particularly 80, attbe present
crisis in the history Of our Government. whnths
security of our interests so loudly calls for Rs
preventative vino is able, in argument ton,cet the
opposers Of our views and interests Inshort, such
qualifications are seldom concentrated IN one psson
If Mr. BowxAs can be induced to accept the ipvita.
ton held forth to him, evidently from numerous
and respectable portion of his fellow citizens thero
can he little doubt of his success. For know that
express the sentiments and opinions Of mfny citi-
zens, botli in Lancaster and Krrshaw, when kay
he will DO unanimously supported whs'eyer hesis.
known. 1t is also firmly bclisyod that when he
once becomes acquainted with tho people throughout
the Congressional District, his q COO npiishmsnts
and fitness for the station will eomn,ar uiiyeisd
regard and support; as his mesist Al aTotfsai on
ly be appreciated by those who know him bes'. -
Itis therefore to be hoped that he will yield to the
call of his friends and fellow citizens, emsnniing.
no doubt, from their personal good will thin.
as we'll as duty to themselves and their country
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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|. :: nPWe call the, attention Of correspon.
dents TO the following extract from our
terms, so that they need notbe surprised
when bills are presented. - -. i a
All Obituary Noticcs exceeding six lines, and
Communications recommending Candidates for pub.
lie Offices of profit Or trus-or putting exhibitions,
will be charged as ad, ertisement.. q ~
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|, p We understand that Arrangements will be
made in day or two, BY which passengers to
Charleston by tho Northern stage will not be de:
tanned day at Columbia. as at present; bnt will
proceed immediately on their arrival, to tho Rail
Road ~
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PERIODICALS.

THr LaplE's conrakfos for 0ctobef has BEEN on
our table nearly week: rs Iiissssy sconten., .s
usual exhibit the highest order and its en-
bellishJnents are beautiful. Ths stsel plas acatd
,Deil" Lake George isa splendid specimen Of the
arts The fshion plate contaiis four figures Ting
present number closes the ffteentI, volufns and s
accompanied with title page and index. Tho en-.
,,erprising publsher, MIR. WLLnM ", ssownsx
promises in the forthcoming volume to- incrcaseiiss
beauty of tho Companion by giving in each numbsf-
"two engravings steel, executed By Me mos ami.
nent artists from the deagas Of the frst mastcp.'
Success 10 the work. e q
TaE MAGNOLIA for September is also sep onr tdbls.s
This periodical is winning, for itself; IN enyiabls
character in the republic Of letien. Atthough,its
boasts of no pctnria,cmbs ssfnents, YET The ehasfS
eegancs beauty and fotcenf its literature has nsisj
than compensated for their absence. Tho naIales.
before .ntnucsthe "Kn ghta Of tha Golden Horso
shoe,"' a story: of thrilling interest, and which
would do credit tn any periodical in the coantry.2
The Pacolette papers are also continued in Ills nun.
her. and is grnccd with an excellent article "Tts
discoveries of the Mortimer" FROM tho pom Of our
popular novelist W. g. ssiahs besides seyafai otsr
interesting pieces from. anonymous contributors. .
g.st y TE
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HWe are aulhonzel,anlf request ed
10 state that ,he1u'nor; 10 Which aur ;cor-
respondent, over: the signature of "Many
voters," week before lasl referred, thai
the Hon. T. D.. SUMTER would decline: .
reelection to. Congress has no foundation
in fact. ...s.f' -
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We do moi b. lirve. notwithstanding the
Wing Congressional add rrss, that If an
rlrcli"n were n,w cnni"g ON. the party
would dare /" RI .cr the issue upon The bank
question. A large portion ofihe wings ev-
cry where are Hppo:e'I Ia national hank,
and we have reason to believe Mat among
commercial men, the feeling "l the oppnsi.
li"n has spread extensively y since last year.
In our Slate, i, is probable. that majority
of those who have acted witt, the party are
bank men; but there ar not II few wh" he.
Iirve it unconstitutional, and are therefor"
opp"sed ,r il, The two gentlemen who
have had the dislinrti"n If heimg regarded
~ the leaders "fthe Wings in South C"a".
lima, differ on this question. Col. Preston
p.,t.,d for t,oIh@ihp bank bills recently pas.
sed. Gen Thnl6psnn, we UNDERSTAND,
d-siarsx iris ns,ini"n that a tatio-.ai-han
is unconstitutional, ara that ne would not
have voted GSs' i,>--Psadlatun Messenger.
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ton syfsneuaaf 61fsns siysa ii1sc.
shaweser,fh wiz bedaR if Isl snt;sssy impos-
sbleto accomplish il, when Sidered that 20
great q number restless ana spir;ts 1is
seeming de.eminsd at ait hh4ari so5bafy ihSs
two countries into hss.iiiiies. Whit innuspcs An
Presidents proclamation. which :Ss published as
.llort time since haye ID resttaihiBg there IsM.
les' pefsOns:is not VT apparent, but f was IN OPP
l'potttpns document giving stiaieiy hifornstfoa KS
nose concerned, abat they need moi look 10 Hid
government tof protsctioni should thay
while engaged n their pifatics aaifafs Cd nsaisu
With which this goyernncn 81 nfps
Ir SINCE: the foregoing wa fSps W Srsia
Pqssossien of authentic information ss1stys.to dc
conclusion af the ,rialof yMcLfoD.1 Jury .tssss
llearing thfargumcnt' fe6nnsef and tIe charge of
the Judge, wero only twenty minutes in making NM
their verdict of not guiltyl On iii
Of this verdict tbers was no msniis ta,ioa Of fseap
BY the Immense .erowfin a,tcndance: tu, III. ssn.
good order !ha. been preserved Throughout Tbu1;
has happiytenrinasa this harraasing and exciting
question. - = ~ q -
TnE ELrcftosa-, elections HI taeoisiss md;
Maryland are over and complete rstuna haxs bse,i /
receivede The Democratic triumph i completed.
In both ststes demDcta,ie governors have been elect
ed, and a majority Of the menbeis Of the Sists Is.
gslsturc. .sfs.afi-ii::.; =. 3; - z
In every: .tass where elections ais1s BEEN fsta,
since the true policy fthewhig party Bas exhibited.
ITSELF the strength Of tho party has been grsatlY
impaired, cuspring 10 ths democracy, IN short p.
rod, the, entira ascendancy of their principle. -
JOHN c. srssczs, Eq, of New york,S has been
appointed, and has accepted. the Office ef Ssenta.
Of War. <: 10. IS ~
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|ApNER Observation-Disclosures
!. |.nt:. : nv

We give the following advertisement
an insertion gratis; and pIae. i. Am 'ng
our editorials that il may be- more ex'en.
fsively noticed We are somewhat &C.
quainlah with The quality "f the articles
advertised, and can safely recommend
them tn thuse who wish L" purchase.
Knorpille argus.
For SALE.-~AND .PEtI5ESIfON CIV
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Directors JOr 1911.
Thos Hughes, Morgan Nelson, Jos Morrison
John r. Clarke. John NJ, Clarke, John M'Mullen,
R,bt. -ungle. Jos. Pollock, Thos. J. q. P%entoney.
THos. HUGuEs, President.
r. III. GREER, Treasurer.
Discount day Thursday Of each week
fire a. MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY or
WHEELING.
CAPITAL Srocx s5OO.OO0-Sl00O00 PAID IN.
Directors for I5ll elected Jan. 4.
John Fawcett, Samuel Sprigg. Samuel Necl, e
II KpoS. John Goshoru. r. w. Harding. ) S. Shn
yer. S. Brady, VIM Paxton.
JOHN FAWCETT. President
u. LAVE. Secretary g. Agent.
WESTERN INSURANCE co. or WHEELING
c,grraL STOCK. s500OO0. $4,000 FAiO ~.
Directors for 1871, elected Jan. 6.
Thomas Hughes, Morgan Nelson, VIM ?. Peter
,on 4 Paxton, A.. N. Johnston, james ~. Forsyth
Pit Cnnxle. John MMullen. Daniel Laub.
THOMAS HUGHES, Prssidsnt
r.. m. GsEER, Secretary.
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
HARrFoRD. COvy.
SAML ATKINSON, Agent.
Al, "a Main 81, Wheeling, Va.
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VINE II q.
CIT OPTIC F. r S.

CITY OFFICE S.
MIyor-George Dnlty-ofiiee on Main street.
CZerk-James y. Wheat-ofico on Main srtcet.
CITY Sergerni-J. l.. Sangston-odice Nam Street.
Street C0mmissioner-John Moore
Flour Inspector-GeoTge Baird. Office Market
Space.
Superintendent and ". Works-JosIAH POWELL
Wharf Master J. c.. Wiley.
The CLERK ofhs MGrket-Wm Hall.
Curator Of tie C1y HdH|N Warden.
AIIermen-lst Ward J. Mu&y. 2nd Ward Jas
Mcconnell. 81 Ward r. Sims. 4th Ward z. Bier. 9Th
Assessors, ons for zach Ward-lst, 7. Campbclli
81. A. PAXTON; 81. J. w. Robb; 4th, J. Robinson, 5th,
WIN Tenpleton.
Sanitary CommiVee-M' Naughten and Irwin, for
.ae Ist Ward ~ M'Ginnis g. Laughlin; Sd Har-
ding and {. l. Strong 4Ih, Richardson& Richards
5lh. Pratt aud Quarter.
CoII aud Lumber Measurer-J.C c. Wiley.
STANDING COMMITS FOR I'll COUNCIL
Oa OnIiaaaceS-Mlyor. Caldwell and Wheat.
GA Finaace.-Brady, Hughes and Selby.
Ga AccozaL.-Yick ham, Noel and Morrison.
On Streets and AHeys.-Selby, Dunbar. ScaIterday,
Caldwell and Lambdin.
On Water ~Works-Hughes, Dunbar and Graham.
On Market House. -Wickham. Graham aud Tanner
On CoaL B1aks.-Graham. Adams and Scatierday.
On WtarUes-M'Lure, Brady, M'Gaughey, Wick
ham and r..
On Fire DeoartmcaL-Selby. MLure, Morrison
Hubbard and Tanner.
On Petitions aud Rem0HSirdnceS- NeeI, LamOdin
and Dunbar.
o. SaLaries-VIckham, M'Gaughey, Tanner. Dun
bar and Graham.
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PLEASURE r%auExcrRsIox,

The Steamboat CLEVELAND. Capt a T. HART
me low-gressure steamboat CLEvELAND wdl
leave Buffalo on Tuesday tho 10Th OF August. at 2
oclocF. Z NJ. for Sault ~ Marie. Mackinaw. Green
bay. Nlanitou Islands. This Trip will occupy about
lO days. and is designed expressly FOR one Of plea.
sure and will afford an opportunity for any who NAV
wish to visit the pure air and unriyalled scenery OF
the Upper Lakes.
The ieambuat Cleaveland is already 50 well
known that At is deemed unnecessary to state any.
thing respecting her arrangements, Sc, sc, suffice il
10 say that fer convenience she is not surpassed. and
Tor speed not equalled By any boat on the Lakes
THE FARE rs FIXED As FOLLOWS.
from Bntialo TO Sault ST Marie. hackinaw. Green
Bay and Manitou Islands aud back, S2I Oh
From Cleveland. do do do 90 OO
From Detroit, do do do Is OC
Leave Buffalo ri above stated on the 10Th at 81 II
do Cleveland, Ilth at 3. p Al
DO Detroit. 18th at q A.
\ Band Of Music will be furnished. and every en-.
deaVor used TO make the trip what it is intended
TO be, one of recreation and pleasure.
For passage apply In the Captain on board or 10
COIT, KIMBERLY Il Co, Bufalo.
STANDARD, GRIFFITH d Co, Cleveland.
~ 22 w y PEASE. Dcirit.
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PATENT RUssIA IRON MANTLE CRATES.
NULBERrSON &GREERs. arc now munuiao-
tr ing At their Establishments Main a Union
stS-ots a new and beautiful auicle Of CRATES from
Rossia lrons according 20 a style generally adopted
A. al the large cities, both east and west of The
n,untsins Persons who are building g. wish 10
.t,ro H,sir apartments with handsome Ere places
arc respectfully requested iocall and examine some
~ arc now making 70 order for a gentleman Of this
Ito dec ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-17

n ARlS' SOOTHING SYRUP-How many
thousands Of little children die annually frCm
the effects Of PROTRACTED DENTITION II
requires 40 argument TO convince YOU that all
hule children sufer sooner or later from the et-
fects Of tcethiug, which their kind protectors may
easily perceive, from the following symutoms-
re~stlGssnesa, sndden 90 Of crying, frCtful. fever
ish. and sleeps bat little, thusis It's fingers into
its mouth and bites, thereby seeming 10 obtiin
relief. frequently attended with cough, difficulty
Of breathing, bowel complaint, Inflammation Of
&C. Those who have tho care Of these little
ones should never be without DR. Parl,. Cele-
bratcd American Soothing Syrup, Tor Children
Cutting Teeth. by which they can prevent many
alarming symptoms, which often prove fatal.
Thousands OfmOthors and nurses can testify
to the immediate effects OF this invaluable syrup
when applied 10 the gums. II a child wakes
with pain In iis Rums, the syrup, when applied,
gives ID. mediate ease, by opening the pores and
hsaiiag the gums, thus preventing convulslqns,
&c, 20 the happiness and enjoyment % Their
kind protectors.
Catered tu an act Of Congress"-all the gen.
uinc express Ibis on the label.
EFThis Medicine he sold ONLY AZ No 70
NORTH Observation-Disclosures
and By CURTISS g. co. GENERAL AGENTS
ST CLAIR STREET. OPPOSITE THE tx
CHANGE HOTEL. PITTSBURGH, PA.
Alec by John FISHER, Wheeling. Va. ap 20
GOELICK,Es MATCULEsssANATIV
NOR the cure Of Colds. Coughs. Consumption
Emaciaion. Indigestion, Sc &c. a modi6ins
he reputation 81 Vhich has extended fr and wide
over he United States and Europe. fr sole BY
q. g. WHARTON. Corner Union 4 Water sts
Jnn 70
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". ". " >. 10
WHOLESALE e. RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
N CAPS
Wcsi side Of Main street, Wheeling, Va.
TTAVE on hand and are constantly manufacture.
ing a general assortment Of superior Pur and
Silk hats. They have received the latest spring
fashions from New York and a re now prepared
e, supply TO order all sizes and gu alIties, IN the
resent or past style, as may suit customers,
Black and Drab Beavlr and Castor, Plain
White Russia aud Napt Hats.
They also keep on hard an assortment o fplain
and fancy mems and boys fur and cloth caps,
all Of which they offer 20 their customers and the
public on he most pleasing terms.
All orders from country merchants and deal
es promptly filled on the mos. favorable terms.
Thankful for the liberal patronage they have
heretofore received, they solicit a share Of pub.
lie patronage which they are determined to de-
serve by prompt attention., personal application
to business and cheap aud favors bic rules.
NAV ~
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HATS inst received direct from N.
York. the latest Fall aud Winter fashions for
Hats and Caps. alsoa general assortment Of Men a.
Youths Cloth and Fur Caps. Persons wanting the
article will please call and examine for themselves
at 1903 Main street Wheeling.
nov s. AVERY e. co
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ID HEUMATISM entirely cured by the use Of
DR. o p Harlich's Compound Strengthening
nd German Aperient Pills.
Mr. Solomon Wilson, Of Chester County, Pa,
Alicted for two years with the above distressing
isease Of which he had TO use his clutches for
ghtecn months, his sJm2tOms Wei eGJ..ivla-
ng pain in all his joints, especially in his hips.
lOulders and ankles, pain increasing towards
Il vening, attended with heat. Mr. Wilson, was
a one time unable TO move his limbs on account
Of the pain being so great; he beng advised by a
friend Of his TO procu.e DR. Harich's pulls, for
which he semitic the agentin West Chester, and
procured some; or using the medicine the third
day, the pain disappeared and his strength increa-
sing fast, and in three weeks was able TO attend
70 his business, which he had not done for eigh.
teen months for the benefit Of others afflicted,
he Wishes theIe lines pnblished that lhey ma
thy life.
Pnncp pal Office, No 10 North Eighth Street
Philadelphia.
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DR LERoY'S FEMALE P1LLS-The &C.
Iebriiy which these invaluable Pills have sit
tanned throughout Europe and The United States
could never have been secured. unless the article
WIS all that was claimed for it, az n Medicine
peculiarly adapted TO the cure ofdiseases incident
TO the Female sex. The inventor ofthe Sc Pills
a French Physician Of considerable eminence,
spent thirty years oil his life 10 the discovery Of a
medicine that would effectually remove most, If
not all, Of the diseases to which females are il
able; and in the unparalleled success of these
Pills, in the permanet cure or positive relief gilmore
than Five Hundred Thousand Females, is the
best evidence that his labor was not in vain.
These Pills, when taken according TO he dIrec-
tons, remove those morbid secretiOns which, when
retained, soon induce a number of diseasCs, which
o, tentimes render females unhappy and miserable
all their lives. They Immediately create a new
and healthy action throughout the whole system
by Purifying the Blood, and giving strength 20 the
stomach and bowels. at I e same time removing
pam iu the side, back aud loIns, and giving APP
petite, and invigOTatiug and restoring the sys-
tenn TO its proper, unc stony, and inducing tran
,uil repose.
This Medicine is sold only at Nc 10, North
Eisth street, Philadelphia. and by Curtiss e. Co
General Agents. St CLAIR Street opposite the
Exchange Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Also by JOHN FISHER.
ap % Wheeling. Va.