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REMARKABLE IlERoisg of a Boy SEVEN
lt'Hs OBJ AGE.-Juder this heading the San
Francisco True Cottorniaa, Of June I4th,
has the following narrative The [. 5. sloop
OF war Decatur, which arrived in this port
Yesterday, has brought intelligence Of one of
the most inhuman atrocities that can be
found in the annals of Indian warfare. On
III" m.rning of tho oth Of October 1855.
while Mr.. Harvey II. Jones. n settler on the
banks Of the White River, in Washington
Territory, was wing sick in his bed, a party
Of Indians commenced firing on bis house.
and killed Mr.. Jones at the first vollev.
Mrs. Jones was eating breakfast at the time
Of the assault, and Immediately returned the
fire Of the Indians with a navy revolver. and
after having succeeded in wounding one of
them in the foot, was herself shot in the side.
and thereby disabled from making anv fur.
her'resistance In msliatelv'uuon her ceasing
t. Gre upon them. thew annroacbed and set
fire to the house.
At this iuncture. a lad named ,Jobn T
King. who is a child of Mrs ZONES bv a for.
mer marriage. and but seven year. 3r AGO
INQUIRED of his mother What he sbonId a.
She directed him To take his hrotber md sis.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-08

AtrRAY,-ln STAFFORD, Vt, an ARRAY took
place between two men named West and
Bacon, in the course Of which West struck
Bacon with the handle OF a pitchforh, where
upon Bacon drew a knife and stabbed West
three or four times. West then struck the
fork tines through Bacon, and held him back,
when Vests wife took hold Of him, and
separated the parties. 1t is the opinion Of
the physician that both will die.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-08

B~REAKwATER APPROPRIATION. The bin
which passed the Senate last week for the
continuation and completion Of the break
water in the harbor Of Burlington. appro-
priated $50, 900 for that purpose. The sub
lcct elected an earnest discu ssion in the
Senate. Mr.. Clay and MIR. Biggs urged that
only SIS, GOO was called for, according to the
estimate Of the engineer. Mr., Foot showed
by a careful presentation Of the facts con-
nected with the several estimates and appro-
P%rlatlons Of former years, that the smaller
sum was needed to complete the work NORTH
wards,-that the plan originally embraced a
more extended work southwards, and that to
carry out that plan according to the estimates
Of the proper officers, as the records show.
$50, 600 more was demanded. The PROPOSE
ton Of Mr., Clay to reduce the appropriation
was lost, and the bill for an appropriation Of
$50 900 was passed, yeas &c, nays IA
A New York correspondent of the Boston
journal says
In eon,eIsation with Col, fremont ,his morning,
| asked him explicitly, that 1 might authoritatiyeiy
deny the story concerning his religion, Colonel, arc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-08
A New York correspondent of the Boston
journal says

In con,eisation with Col, fremont ,his morning,
asked him explicitly, that l might authoritatiyeiy
deny the story concerning his religion, Colonel, ara
you a Roman Catholic To Which he replied, 4
am not, nor have ever been and but twice during
my life do | remember 10 have been ~inside,of a Cath,
ole Church.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-08

-" charge upon them, that, whilo blaming Nj.
Brooks for his attack upon Sumner. thew never
blame Fremont for his attack upon Foote, in both
in the Senate"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-24
ODD FBLLows, DIRECTORY

yirSiRins Lodge No. 3.-Neets every Thursday
evening the Han, corner OF Market Monroe streets
WV. ZlxE, " c.; B. u Cur, Secretary.
franklin Lodge No. I3-Steets IS aboree every
Monday evening z BEArTT, n. g.; S =. Fdrf seere-
YIN. Tell Lodge No. 33.-seets as above eve.
~ "wednesday evening. H. BuSoExsIOCx, \. g.; Fl "
HtEtsy, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. 80 Meets every Monday
evening At te Han Market and Quincy streets D.
y. HrrLEr, n G.; Hpe. u. iRerrRsia, Secretary.
Friday evening. q. X c1R41 srs1r4 \. a.; ~ ". BfaR
cEsrrS', Secretary.
Abrnus's EacamPmeut No. 1.=-ALssts at the
Hail. corner Market and Monroe streets, the t and tsird
Tuesday eveninss Of each month WV. BLANCHARD, c. p
IS n. PtGygoa, Scribe.
above sseoHd and arth Tuesday evenings Of each
month. JoEx 6. HoTFxAx, q p; Wa. Fetsgdr6er,
s.rIhn
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THE RESULT.
=. = .s.-.4,l tt,,s etacfiOtt on IhurSdHV

as We anticipated, the elecnoal On 4huls41SS
ssuitsd in the election Of llr. Irwin, the Know
Sotlaiinz candidate for Sheriff. 1t was found
inpossiblc to llarrnouise the claims Of the two
tlier candidates. The result is that large
ianber oftheir respective friends foreseeing
Efbeir defeat, did not even go TO the polls In
adiition to this, we learn that Mr. Irwin is not
sneuiLeT Of. their order, and l,eing a man vel
saswn and Of unexccptiOnabIc character, it is
81 to presume that his vote is considerably
bore the strength Of the party which endorsed
Nd adopted him as its nominee. Taking the
Sisole vote together, 1t shows that his party
iiays allen OF yzonderfully in this county Not
.oFe than tvo-thirls Of Mr.. Twins vote can be
.iaitmei IS the party vote. The vote of Sir.
irwin VAS but l,2es, while the vote of last
fTiins IN the whole county, was about 800.
me whole vote on Thursday for Sheriff was q
s7s, while Sfr. Irwin received only 1868 show
ing a majority against him of 152, while by far
the greater part of the ''stay athomc" votes are,
Nc apprehcnd, opposed to the party adopting
him. Thus. it appears that the party is down
in this county-far less numerous than its oppo-
nents even supposed. Either Mr.. shallerOss or
AZ. Bedilion could have been elected by a large
majority.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-24

Rights OF MARRIED WOVEN IN ExaLASD.-
An ovation was given to Lord Brougham at the
Mansion House, London, on Tuesday the both of
April, IN honor of the active part taken by the
veteran reformer for the amendment of the COM
mon law Of England, us it affects the property of
married women.
This subject of the rights of married women
over property acquired by them previous or sub
sequent to marriage is attracting considerable
attention at this moment in England. In the
House of Commons, SirE. Perry has framed a
series ofresolutinns embracing the whole qucs-
tiou, which the long debate on the Kars surren-
der has hitherto prevented him from taking up.
They ask the House to agree to the following
propositions
i. That the, rule of the common law, which
gives on marriage all the personal property of a
woman and all her subsequently acquired prop
erty to her husband, is unjust in principle and
injurious in It's operation.
2. Tht the principles Of the Courts of Eaui-
ty, which recognize separate property in a mar
ricd woman, and give her all the rights Of own
ership IN such property, are much more just
3. That, in the opinion Of the House, the prin
cipIes Of equity ought to be adopted rs the basis
Of . general law of property with regard to mar.
ried women
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-24
ONE HUNDRND DoLLARS,

ONE HUNDRED lOOL5I4ARS,
VIII be given to any artist iu VIrgnla who VIII exhibit
twelve pictures viz six and six agnerrogpeA
OF equal nteito which Mr. Adams will select from
his collection. Iehas opened Gallery orbs Jew
eiry Store 1855 Main ST. skyiigt arranged the most
approved principles, which be equaed unless sm
larry situated fronting the river With easy of
coss large well arranged with every convenience for
making FIRST class pictures every style AMI size lie is
happy that he VIII assisted Mr. JAMES cADY
made the pictures that awarded the high
est premium Cold % the last fair of tire american
Eatus Castle Garden New the premium
awarded for Daguerrsotypes atthe Worlds Fair
Mr. A. has received rs nedGLs and eight diplomas for the
best Dagerreoypes exhibited different fairs in The United
States which fails their superiority aud having been
houored large proportion of the business In Wheeling
the past year he expects with increased facilities not only to
retain but enlarge of his patrons, especial
Is as he relies on the iat,c merits his productions rat
er than display of furniture Anbrotgpcs either single
or douI glass DaguerrotYpes plain coOred equal to
painting Ivory Photographs the lowest prices upto
fifty dollars Oar light being made Of French Plate Glass
and being nobstructed by other buildings pictures can be
made from sWHrso suas Pictures children taken in
eotiy from A. 81 to P.aI light soft
and mild that persons viii eyes sit by 1t with per-
feet ease. COudy days good by this light. Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere
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A MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO
GREAT VIRTUES OF
4 jEPTONFS VEGETABLE TLNCTLRE!!
nA111nnnr. Mnrcl pa IL

BALTIMORE, March %, 1856
tackled with pain in my right ankle. We sent for plysi-
can who ordered 1t he poulticeh AS It much
to the Height Of my knee suffered very severely with pain
to The number Of tEs1tyye formed between nnEs
Of which particles Of bone to the number Of 3D.
and one of FRIRs c6uNT ES's HI long
then taken Hartford county Of this State; the physi
GERS but could live afterwards THIS physician work
ed with me for weeks using the knife re%lsny TAX
giving reliesOme Of the applications we're very
eopi not stand h. and St me suffer thought at this time
for from knee TO ankle waSIot
freely white pls win no sign 81 blood and at times when
would scratch fingers white us would issue herefrom
'hAe' wan "'N'si BALTIMORE MY HoAIEl
then returned Baltimore, my old home expecting
d. the advice ofmy friends, various remedies,
worse swelling came my hip, and after pain
formed. from which piece Of bone. Anoh
and wished at the same time to cut OF my right leg as
only OF saving my life Alter this yet another form
other parts my body vict, and size Astonh
ed those who saw them. reduced skeleton
DEATH A Relief
felt death would have been reiIefto Thai tried ply.
ssaps and all .s rsHs sd, e2T hear Of ghsn IS4a
advised try It, AT this time had been afflicted full
a aSss SfaFs commenced 'asas 1''P'0"s 'S'F'
tile urSt DOtie OF which Nv
time had taken bottles felt Improved tat
had the condolences to believe that it wnuiI
tinued ts usesi improving Ay ulcers healed, and new
strength to weak aud shattered system, and with
ami general renovation III health has taken place. and
consider Inysef cured BY this wonderful medicine
alone. given hut faint idea of my suerings, but
friends who read this will bear testimony to all that
have said in favor Of
MiG,BtoN's TsashIJte 7Tncture,"
Will all who afflicted have been, to
It with the utmost confidence.
EDWIN NJ. SpRANKLTN.
No. % Register street,
3dOoTs north OF Pratt st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-24

TuE Loss OF L1rB BY THE NoRTHEuNER.-
The Detroit Tribune of Friday last stated, on
good authority, that thirteen lives were lost by
the sinking Of the Northcrner in Lake Huron.
some days since. The Tribune adds:
20 jury. Of la men and 6 magistrates have ex-
amincd al the facts concerning this matter, and
have rendered an award Of $4,000 damages
AGAINST Capt. F. B. Ward, I'd owner of the For
rest Queen, for the loss of the NoTtherner and
the goods on board. We do not understand
this alSard 10 have been sought by both parties
or to be aequicseedin By them, and presume It
% be eB 7s1Ete.i
The Falne paper Of Monday is informed that
propositions have been made to Capt Ward to
4settie iot $1,000. The safe containing valuable
books papers and money was raised from the
wreck On Tnesday week Tie upper part Of.
tie Wteei. 4 50 completely washed away that
Isolhink can be seen out Of the WateF, The
lreizif s bsine Walbtd ashore, and much Of Il
isseizsd 81 WatekeEg who have no bnsines
NJ ree,fbf d com 1t EogsoJl. on N6a-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-24
MASONIC DIREcTORY.

ohio Lodge No. Io1.-Meets at Masonic Ian,
corner Market and Monroe Streets the m and i Mon
day evenings of each month. O. VI. stolTs, ". Nj f. ":
Bassett, Secretary.
Wheeling Lo. ge No. 12s.-Stsets as above on
thecst third Saturday evenings Of each month j. H.
wILLIiHs, W. NJ; s. ". Pearson, Secretary
Wheeling Union Chapter No. 19.-Meets as
above the second Monday evening OF eaehm MONTH W O.
SCOTT, H. Pr y. A. Clarke, Secretary.
Wheeling RncnmPment No. I.-ateets as
above on Monday evening OF each month W. j.
BATES, q. c., 4. Loriag, Recorder.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-24
ALFRED HUGHES, NJ. ID.
Emnnnntl,in Phrrninian

domUOpdLuIC FuysICIaIIi
HAS removed his office and residence, permanently
located himself Quincy streets,
below the First Presbyterian Church.
OFFICE lIovRs:-NIornIns, from Z to 9
Noon, "8
Evenings, "9
BILL OF PRICEs.-For single visit, 10 cents; medicine,
25 cents. For tao more day, 80 cents nedIcIde,
70 cents. Advice office, medicine, from 20 to so cts,
and upwards, as the may be.
Obstetrc cases from s. $40.
Visits to The country, according to distance.
The above Prlccs given It is said my
charges are much higher. my 3=1yd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-24

Mr.. FILLMORE TO BE HERE IL JrSE.-we
learn says the New York Express, that Mr. Fill
more will be homo carly in June,-snd that he
is now probably in England, OIL his return from
Russia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-24

SONG.
When uIght her sable curtain droops
Der hut and mealoWy dale;
And the night bird from Heaven stoops
To rest in some moonllt vale -
It's then, as nlghtsyIstons vary,
Isee thy fond itnaEe-NIary
When the bright tWtnkllug stars LOOK down
Prom their high homes in Heaven:
AudpoIatto that place, dearly known,
Where fondhsarts ns'cr are riven:-
This sad snul, With eartf's glory weary,
Would tsln be with tiiee there-Mary. rs
in n n
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y t. Ii. LOGAN & co.
READ THIS 7,
4 n0LLANDER's TEsTlMoNYlt

A n0LLANDER's TEsrIMoNYlt
Jacob Rinskes, living in the Holland settlement of She
bOygan, Wisconsin, says AMER suffering for time
the misery attending utter prostraon Of mind and body
have been restored by using Brrddre's holland Elders
to perfect health"
The remedy being in such very high rcrutc
among Hoianders Wisconsin, Michigan, New York, In
fact in every Holland in the United States, argues
much in its favor.
TryI-fOr Chronic or Nervous Debility. or any Nervous
Rheumatic, or Neuraigfc affection.
eR-sOld at 81 per bottle, bottles for s., ty the
rroprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, in. & Co. !.
Manufacturing PhnrrnnceutIss and Chemists, Smith.
field and Third streets, Pittsburgh, and by
LAUGHLLSS ee BUSHFZELD,
my2t Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-24
Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AZ ASTOUNDING CURE /!

THIS young gentleman living In mldsttosG
him will bear testimony that his suerings and
curc are no exaggrratOn OF the pieces OF bone
he seen y calling 24D Baltimore strertohers in his
sse4son Let the sceptcal h'm-hc will testify that
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-24
THE BRITISH DISPATCHES
AND MINISTER.

We copy the annexed important paragraphs
says the National IuteIigenccr, from the letter
VI the intelligent and generally guarded Wash
ington correspondent of the Philadelphia Ga
zette. The letter was written on Sunday last,
and, from the circumstantiility and posidveness
Of its statements it is to be presumed that the
writer received his information at the Depart
'nent of state, and, as such, we must regard it
ms authentic.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-24
DR.. j. Hedges
FEWER e. .AGUE ANNIHILATOR

FEVER ami Asue, ChlIs and Fever, Dnmb Asue, any
form of Intermittent Fever, whether of long
ing IS speedily safely, and eectually cured by the Of
DR.. ]. Hedges Annihfhthr. s-
This preparation entirely free from all metallic poison,
such as Arsenic Mercury, but Is compounded from
tracts purely vegetable certain, safe and ecncOus
remedy and can he taken in all kinds weather. The Pro-
pretor has used the private practice for
several years. and in no failed perfect
cure when directions have been followed. In post
way nure the system, but adapted all ages,
sexes and constitutions given the infant of
month old with much safety the adult, and be
Kept any climate 1t Cncomum, no long array
of testimony, herald efficacy. It's merit lies within it
seland the invalid will prove of value than
octave volume Of certificates.
Prepared only by the Proprietor at stanhope, n J and
never genuine without Ills signature.
For sale wholesale and retail by a c. GOOD Co.. Drug
gists Wheeling, Va, and b. Druggists merchants gene
rally throughout the United States.
w. II. DECANiP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
myT:6m IS CORTLAND ST., New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-24

a I.AGeI While the bsrque Alton,
Capt. Archer, Of New Bedford, was cruising on
the African e0aat he WAS offered tho enormous
sun q $4,000 Tor his vessel, to be converted
iSf6 elayeF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-24
GAuTIOM

DIR. Morses InVigorang Cordial has been coun.er.rted
be some nuprIn1ipled persons.
In future all genuine Cordial will have the urorors
fac-simile pasted the cork of each bottle and the soi-
lowing words blown in the glass:
''Dr Morse's Invigoratfng Cordial
c. II. RING, PROPRIETOR, NY.
~ The Coralis Put UP, highly Concentrated In pint
bottles Price 50 per bette, tO for So six for $l9.
For sale by LAUtiIILINS & BLSIFIELp,
mh2Gi3m Wholesale Druggists, Is Monroe st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-24

~ marriage took place short time since
in New.Orleans, at6 o'clock in the evening, but
the bride, taking suddenly III, was dead at 8,
and the same paper that chronicled hernuptials
also published her decease.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-24

TIE u. y. MILITARY COMMISSION AT PARIS.
The Journal of Commerce makes the alleged
rtltieness of Marshal valiant to Colonel Nc
CIeIlan and Majors Dclafeld and Mordecai, of
the United States Army, the subject of COM
ment:-
.'lf tho story is true, Gays the Journal,)
French Marshal, chief of tho War Department.,
one Of the highest officers of the Empire, rudely
refused to officers of the United States Army,
honored with Especial commission from thegoy-
crnment civilitics aud faYors connected with the
object of their mission which he had previously
invited them to receive. Such conduct isscarce-
liz credible and is of piece with that sort of
barbarism which private gentlemen are wont to
regard with silent contempt, and from whose in
lnence they protect themselves by leaving the
vicinity OF its perpetratOr. Admitting the facts
alleged. it is charitable to suppose that the mar
shal was not master Of his own actions.
The New York Express says:
'sPhere has been, we repeat, gross exaggcra-
ton in all this. No insult was given and moth
ing done to which official exception could be Ia
ken. Our authority for saying this Is one OF the
Commissioners. The conduct of Marshal Vail
liant was certainly not very courteous, but the
request made by the Commission was neither
invited nor refused by the Marshal.
The Journal adds:
eff the opprobrious language was really used,
there exists no case upon which our Govern
Inent can demand either explanation or apology.
Under the circumstances the offence can be re.
gartled in no other light than as an infraction of
good manners by an exalted parsonage. If it
had been perpetrated upon m Ambassador OF
this Government, while in the discharge Of the
duties incidental to his position, it might then
be Justly subject of complaint; and ifapology
were refused, there would exist sufficient ground
for declining further intercourse not with tho
Government OF France, but with the individual
who had 50 far fogotten the proPrieties and dig
nifty Of his station
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-24
PROHu3ITION

The recent decision Of Tie people alost every state, in
reference to The sale liquors. Pre.sn 10 interfere
With medicinal compounds containing stimulus, ilsa
all that without stimulating principles
of extreme debility could reached and the
many other of our valuable compounds could be made
without IT. For instance. J. osteer Stomach Btcrs,
nov, SO celebrated Indispensable in every family
medicine Thousands persons suffering from Dyspepsia
indigestion, generally speak volumes in favor of this
great curative agent.
ezE-For sale by Druggists and hotels generally.
LAUGILIHs BUslIPIELD.
my1s 7. II. LOGAN & co. Agents
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NFw ADVRRTIsRMRNTs

w a s HI @ TON II Al u : !:
M1sss D. s; DREAyis
GRAND RkssTIS4AL o. WI
FLO WEIR GU ElEEEI ]
ss 4ffassD @ %sRSs
wheeling KnsfraluentaI Music Society
have volunteered their services.
Ater the conclusion Of tie Festival nIh,. DREw.vtl
GRAND CONCERT,
assisted by . number of her pupils.
Prof Dietrich will preside at the Piano. az ,,,s
"poots open at /. To commencement S.slost
- Tickets for sale ut D. wOodrOWs store and at the
- For particulars see programmes. ,,ases
WHEAT WANTED.
highest narset price win be paid for COED merchant
= a0le "he''a' No IS Nam area.
my2t - : - aEo.sw ANDERSON.
DR.. E. C. WINCHELL,
DRNTISr,
ID block i1SI; Main St. directly over O. p Browne jew.
er store where he hopes to establish himself
and faithful work always warranted he hopes to secure
DE-. w is familiar with all the new modes oflnscrtIng
Teeth, including the "Continnons Gum work. Filling,
cleaning and extracting, done in the best and most faithful
charge for advice ro further INQUIRE at
the office. ny4
GREAT 5P1fSH
-, "a : ~, ~ -
50, noNNETsi
S9S q $i5S. T5c
I0O blk Gup's $t,I5...:........ 25c
100 NennnlItan MIA in and fancy, ehean In nro-
I,ortfnm
ROSSET HInBOSSi
1SO Wis nonnst T,I,oIS worth oS. AT II.
INN Sic 1Sase
AN Nc
MACK SILKS
oAO l,lncr SIZE worth - ~ nt187H
on :. ' 7' %. F = ~ = = ' 81
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esoporrorx. Kr., Nor.17, 1915.

GsOROETOWS, KT., Nov. j., ISIS.
Some two years since purchased of Dr. Hampton bot
Tie of his Tincturc after taking short time, my
general health greatly improved have since purchased
hotties for the my faulty and have
no hestancy in saying that each member used It,
vas materially benefited by the same. pleasant
take mud does not interfere with persons the
least. j. TAYLOR PRATT.
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a CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO's GOLDEN FENIAPE FILLS infal
removing stoppsScs irregularities of the
These Pills nothing new, but have been used By the Doc
for many years. beth in France and America, with
paralelel every ande urged by many
thousand ladies who them the Pills pub
lie, for alienation suffering any IRREGULAR
Whatever well preventive to those lncs whose
health will not permit increase of family. Pregnant fe
males, those surprising themselves So cautioned
against using these Pills, the proprietor
sponsibty after the above admonOn although their mild
would prevent any injury hcahi otherwise these
Pills recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81.
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JeHny Lind'a Letter Connierfeit Note.
How al Tejoieed 10 read Kind Jenny 3 note
AGOinahA sSmpafhetc sob 10 every line!
Ala1l that Barnnm thoull be forced % .quoten
That peie ~ forged the sohs NOT JINSY.EHrH.