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Fsusr and AgHe, Dyspepsia, L1d;osstten, Red6Ge1s,
Loss Of APgttite, DeIiltty, GostfUe'lsss,

Many of our most worthy citizens testify TO its wonderful
efficacy IN all affections of the STOMACH and Liver. As
Tonic has been eqnaled relief it affords In
all cases debility Of any kind IL almost In
In Nervous, Rheumatic and Seuragtc Ahee
tions has in Instances proved highly beneficial
and in others effected decided cure.
When eminent physicians prescribe, and their patieRtsSo
unhes.tinsly recommend, surely we cease to doubt
and eagerly test its virtues for ourselves.
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go -.
RmnroRD GppINGS
New "A rrangoment.
80. THE WHEELING AND PAaEEEspuRGE
49,. Z. - MAIL PACKET

COURIER,
James Ia. REODerIH, TinSteFt
VIII Rave Wheeling every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
1t 10 oese, \. 81. Parkersrs connecting as Maret-
T. viii TN STEAMER BCCK, running from Harist 10 Laues-
VILE; and Pask-rs5uTs @ the steamer FASHION rum
ming. from pdrEersIuTStu West Columbia, Va.
Retisnug gllrave Farers6uyC every Mon!Ay, Wednes-
iay and FrtllJ, 4 5I- o'G!ockr a. ii.
Freight v be reseivelfcr point on the NasEitetn
ltHe. Marietta and anssvie. Aul FOR point Un the
Ohio bstVseH Wheeling and IVES: Colanbia.
a,,aH
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RAI.TDTORE MARKET

Aro. s-Flour heavy, sales 100 at 90
Wheat declined fully cts, sales of red at ,5a
/, 90, white ,50al 80. Sales of corn at 5sa65c
for white, and 68a64c for yellow.
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9,eErr Horse-Prol De Grath,

- y n ARkLF TOtss-- - TOE Dc q '1-'1i
- ,.,rre "a the citizens early this morn
~ - ls. merits of his Electric Oil, and will
Z e :. On such OF the afflicted as may be
Ne viii give an amusing speech The
F''5D- i. Browns, the Blacks and the Blues
sal, , - ,,,.5ed OH by the speaker. Go and
~ s Il s. wo.,derfll remcdj, at Market House
!. Se!oek 4. N.
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DIR. z. q. WINoHEhh,

DENTIST,
IYAstaken suit splendid rooms in HornbrookS new
II block, 1lS Main directly @. p Browns Jew
elry store, he hops establish himself
BIZ close attention business, reasonable charges good
and faithful always warranted he hopes TO secure
share OF patronage.
Dr. w is familiar with all the modes Of inserting
Teeth, including the Continuous Gum" work Filling,
cleaning extracting, in the hes: and most faithful
No charge for advice For further particulars inquire
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PROFESSOR WOOD
]. X. BRAGG.
ia Market street, ST. LOurs, |
z

ia Market street. ST. LOUIS
March 3 1855.
DEAR SIR-I doing extensive travel in the West
Southwestern States, general agent Tor Adams Amer
LinIsnt, would he glad would favor with
consignment f PROFESSOR WOODS RESTORATIVE, as
Introduce IL many places where Il IS not
my head is living testimony Of It's invGeabe
properties in restoring the hair to its natural color am
forty years DID, and my hair almost white; but afser
using half pint bottles hair Is beautiful auburn
sixteen, and nuch improved in appearance and
would without battle hand for the price Of ten
I should be glad 70 hear from you soon.
TSzy respectfully.
WN b. BROOME.
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HAVING sold out te sadlo Harness, and Trunk Mann;
IL featuring ny business shall devote nSseli
(iIr pr ir SAtGrJ, Hardware aud
Coaeh Trimming business having by s chsnES ulen more
and greater facilities, and beiu the only one in s
city, exclusively this bsinessI and from long expert
eIce in connection wthie Saddliag
hope able render entire satisfaction TO all 10 E
ftver ne With Very thankful for i hbeTsl
heretofore bestowed upon solicit
81 IN. -ETc= JOHN KS0TE-
ea-Su Old Stand. 153 Main Street.
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DR.. MORSE'S
INVIG ORATIN Or CORDIAL l..


T first the properties attributed to MoRsEs INyTGo-
coHt be9isee the simple and sublime
the sc0veEer. Bet facts undeniab!e
facts, ateste b. witnesses OF the highest class and chrae
ter, now triurph:nS over ali doubts lNCREDULEF1
Is OVERTHROWS.
The Cordial remedies, in all cases, de?lorabe evils
arising from misuse abuse of the vnrious organs II
full vigOr delicate function connected with
that mysterious compound OF matter and mind ne
cessaE the reproduction OF hndH iie To persons of
feeble muscular frame, deficient In vital power isFe
commended the only OF communicating that eF-
which necessary the proper enjoyment OF al the
appetes, well the higher mental attributes
It's beneficial effects confined to either sex or to any
youth. the OF business the victim OF nervous
epresun the individual suffering from general debility or
from the weakness OF single orn viii all bnd
aud relief from the Of this Incompatible re-
To those who pTespos!tton to paralysis,
will prove complete and unfailinS safeguard against
that terrible HIalay There many, perhaPs VINO nave
ond the reach OF laelene Let not even these de-
spair The Cordial deals with dssdse ds crisis without
reference and viii not ony remove the Disorder
itself, but
REBUILD THE BROKEN CONSTITUTION.
The arrangements OF the system, leading TO nervous as
the forms Of disease itself go uuner
dies for which this preparation is specific few hoeY
be elnInera viz :nsurngia, tic dolOFeu icaPi-
eRt paralysis headache, hystera, Palitas"n OF tIe hseF
spinal affections, nusculor debility, tTeEnoTsS natlelce
prckng OF the deSh, numbness, toTptdy OF the
liver, mental depression, Of the will intsposton
move, faintnesJ after exercise broken sieep and
provocative organs sexual tncompetencyJ n
Anchoy, nGnonanIa, Rlbus, sIhkus; stemaehs Ie-
male irregularities, chronic tendency to .rGse enla-
cIaton and all complaints growing out Of indulgence
OF the passions, and all Garreness that dISs not proceed
from organic causes be yond reach OF medicine.
PERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXION,
cohEumptiYe habE restored By the OF battle or
to bloom and vEor, changing the skin from pale gel
low, SICILY color, to beautiful dorid complexion
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Notice! Notices,

Having purchased the stock Drugs, Medicines os
owned by B. Vowel, viii continue the business a5here
toGOTe, Vowel acting our util further notice
auys LAUGHLfSs' ( nCsHEIELD.
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The undersigned Rev J. X. Bragg minister IN regr-
lar Standing Pastor the Orthodox Church. at Brook
rld Massachusetts He is gentleman Of great influence,
WA. DYER.
BRonxTIELD, January IL, 1855.
PROFESSOR WOOD
DEAR SIx Having made trial Of your HAIR
RESTORATIVE, gives pleasure say. that its effect
has removing Inflammation, dandTui and
constant tendency itching, which been trou
hled nay childhood up; and has also restored my hair
which becoming graz its original color. have used
no either article anything like Tie pleasure
profit. Yours, truly,
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o. j. WOOD CO., Proprietor sle Broadway, n. Y. and
III Market ST., St. Louis.
E8'- For sale in Wheeling BY
t. II LOGAN CO.,
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MEDICAL.
Observation-Disclosures
Echt Holzandsch Kruiden Bitters.

EwS YEARS elapsed since the Introduction OF this
i valuable medicine into the United s;stes During this
time has gained aniE<rsGl popularity as Remedy
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PIrTsnrRcn, Aug. s.-River go inches by
the metal mark, and falling. Weather clear
and pleasant
GiScryxRI, Aug. s-Riyer falling slowly
Weather clear and pleasant
CNrTSNATT MARKET.
AUGUsT s.--Flour G, 90 nothing demo Wheat
/ ,25a1 ,2G for white. Whisky better, %. No
leases d. Coffee, Al 116f1l prdSitions dull
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A PHENOMENON N MEDICINE.
LIenIth Rcatored and Life LenEthenod I!
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NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This changeable weather is likely produce great deal
OF sickness To persons with rheunat
ic affections wond recommend Boerhaves Holland Bit
On referring to will find certificates
from Of hrst Grrnan and EnsiTsh ctzens.-PG
THE WoRST FORM OF PILES can BE CURED.
liberty refer several well known gentle-
men, who have usej, thoroughly tested, and
mend BOerhaHe's Holland Btters u remedy Piles
liberty publish their names, bu: will take
pleasure referring person to them who denies this
statement
For this Affections prescribed should
taken-say oonfli-norning night,
hour before meals.
CAUTION!
popularity this delightful
many limitations which the public should guard against pur
chasing. persuaded buy anything until you
have given Boerhaves Holland Berp trial.
tie will conAlnce you how Infinitely superior ls all these
limitations.
u 81 per bottle, bottle. s5 by sole
prOprtetors,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. 4 Co,
Manufacturing Pharlnat eutiss and Chemists,
cor SInthfSld Third SITS, Pittsburgh.
LnuZhlIns a. RnshfeId.
mh26daw1y Wholesale DruGgiSts, Wheeling, Vas
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CRIs {IgAiHJR=2 9S}ISfy l55AsINRE 3.jD DYE

oFIs .gI1AHIR29 2Ea3fGi55l9Eaa11N1E8yD 3E
" ros matchless reyitn1ng Dye, and those produ.
ced by application Of the burning aads ordinarily sod a.
Dyes you that the color il natural In one
case other, and the simple reason Il that
CrIstador0s Is the preparation which BY It's exact che
mcnl ombination operates natural and inutabe pEn
eplee Made, and applied In psyase reesna ~
CTtstadoro'S Aston House, Broadway, n. Y Also for
sale BY the Principal Druggists and PeIuaers throughout
Ssy YorS Agents. WIZ. CORY e CO.
WARD, CLOSE CO.
wheeling AGENTS, TIL. LOGAN Z CO.,
feH1ydaw Bridge Corner DrugEats.
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nURIN6 ns late tsar a Europe. ob;Siaed several
u InstEumsntk, and emrsA Of value IN
speciality. ThGTe nothing Rato the faculty IN e.
ther hemisphere, With ~hch am NOT Cen.
hined With extensive PrAetiey for 20 years ~ the city Of
New York enables TO restpre SIGHT and HEARING IN
hitherto deemed hopeless otaruct positively
enred BY ren without pat also squntinS Or Cfoaa
Eyes Efer ESeons. AulAErosis cured In the majority 81
Granulations, UlesTS Fms or Spees, and Waesy
chsrrr 6v an entirely new process Ny sTfeatse The
Eye prtcs ets ARTIFICIAL ElKS which and
exactly like the ard inseFtsd tt4ont
an operation aud al remedies forFnrs by mai. CesHt-
tdtfoHS BY mail Eecefc6 espseiui dtteati0a.
JAMES W. POWELL. 81. D.,
Iculist, Aartat. dce.
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JAMES W. POWELL. II. D.,
Oculist, Aariat. &c.
- HAZLETON & BROTHERS,
PIA n o FOR TIE
n MA N U F a CT URH AS,

~ Z MA N u Pa cTURHRs.
No. 400 Centre Sc. Now !YOek.
1TRERE may be found superior assortment q pt.Ee
w ForteS Plain and Ornamental CSska, fro 6to *
octaves the best materials, and pyunouneed By dsta
Eufshed to VIII be sold the most
reasonable warranted stand in any climate
Orders from s coRfrg promptly attended TO- and zach
Piano give perfect sattsGeOn II notS0 the
Piano be returned to we refandins The and
freight
1855 Prize Medal awarded 70 HAuEpoN RRoTHEas,
for tho superior quality of their Piano fores which yeta
and placed in the highest grade. By The following D-
TuiShed APfiSts-WlLLIAAI NORRIS, CSdirEsda Aatt-
cal InstruWents; JULIEN, MAX MARETZER, VI. i.
FRY. 4. 8; WILLIS T. q NJ
F. BRlsTOw, SscreGryon Fhs.Sal lSstrH"isHts.
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AT MODERATE RATE5.
located the eentES Of s city, opposite he ssa
pension Bridge and only few from the RATohd
Depots and Steamboat Landing.
EXCELLENT STABLISG
Is attached House Travellers and boarders TEst
pains viii be spared to add 70 their
fort, ApS0-tfdaW
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THIS we'll known Hotel has been newly renovated, and
arnlAhes the best OF accommodations 10 travellers
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IJTE notify that accounts are
w nov made out ready settlement. We trnat
That suit an te Is 2 can
Should this VII reader al
bills fnmediutsy AfterS Tie slSt OF Julys
persons late dFun Of HeskGh CO. VII
make pa lnrIt without delay 49,, = ~ $50
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" Piano PoTtes which any other
brought market an the Hind
bargain,
We respectfully can thole who want an inEerpnent
stock, ready sAle - No. So UEion
,'i 5sss >. arllos.
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MONROE HOUSE

VIM. ARR BrT, PTopIietoE.
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For this Affection one half Ose should be
taken-ssy oonfat-nornng, and night,
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FOREIGN NEMS.
ARRIVAL OF TILE ASIA.

NEw Yonx, Aug. THE Asia has just beer
signalled of Sandy Hook.
Six p. m.-The steamship Asia has just ar
rived. bringing adyices from LiserpooI 70 Satur.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-12
ACCIDENT TO GEN. cAss.

In ascending the steps of the Patent Of
fee at Washington. about 1 O'Clock on
Friday last, Gen. Cass slipped and fell
down four steps. He received severe cut
on the forehead near the temple. The blood
streamed profusely from his mouth. He
was taken up insensible and remained in
sensible for half an hour. In the evening
he recovered consciousness and recognized
some of his friends. His frame was much
Jared by the fall and there is some danger
of inflammation of the brain, considering his
advanced age. His wife and daughters and
several friends attend on him. The gene
raj impression is favorable to his recovery.
On Saturday, Gen. Cass was better, and
supposed to be out of danger.
Mr.. Forney, late Clerk of the House of
Representatives, is dangerously i'll, i'll Wash
ingtOn.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-12
THE CHARLOTTE TRAGEDY.

In our last paper, we stated that free
negro named Mice Taylor, was killed the
day before by receiving three stabs with
knife, in an afray with white man named
James Donehoe, and that the difficulty had
its origin in a demand made by Donehoe
for money due him for lumber sold to the
negro. We have since learned that the ne
gro had purchased and paid Donehoe for
some lumber, which he failed to deliver, but
re-sold it to another person, and that the
demand Oft negro for the lumber or a re-
turn of his money led to the affray and the
loss of his life. 1t is uncertain, too, we
learn, who made the assault. The fight was
progressing when the attention of witnesses
was first called to it. We make this cor
rection, in order to do justice to the dead
as will as to the living.
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stuck to Fuller, when their votes for Mr..
Aiken would have defeated Banks, are res
sponsible for the result.
And what is the result to the American
party! 1t is definite Congressional diyi-
sion of it, into two hostile sectional factions.
Not a solitary Northern Know Nothing
voted for Aiken-not one. Thus the vote
which elected the Speaker, discloses to the
ssSouth Americans so called, the lamenta-
bic truth, that in Congress, at least, their
nationality as party is limited to the south
side Of Mason and DixOn's line and the Ohio
river; and that their Northern brethren,
ccen Of a national type, incline to tratern1ze
rather ,cith Giddings Of Ohio, than tcith the
NarshdIlS Of Kentucky.
The question which next recurs is, how
is this condition of things to be mended at
the Philadelphia National Councils of the
18th and 22d of February The work
there to be done is the practical re-Organi-
zation of the American party throughout
the Union, or its formal dissolution among
the sectional and local factions and loose
materials of the country. The result Of the
late struggle at Washington ddmoniShes us
to prepare for the latter alternative. They
may, perhaps, do better. They cannot do
worse. We shall see.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-12

- James Parsons, Jr., whose case ex-
cited so much interest in the Legislature of
Virginia, has been tried at Hollidaysburg,
Pa.) charged with kidnapping, &C., and
triumphantly acquitted. The Judge, the
bar, and large crowd of attentive specta-
tors, are said to have testified their concur
renee in the most marked manner. The
bill reported in the House of Delegates, of
Virginia, in relation to the case of Parsons,
was lost, in consequence of the Senate max
ing amendments in which the House would
not concur. Gov. Wise selected counsel
(Chas. j. Faulkner and j. r. Tucker) TO
attend the trial. Parsons had arrested run
away slaves belonging to his uncle.
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NEW NORTHERN ROUTE.

The North Carolina Central Railroad has
been completed, and last week passengers
came through from Goldsboro on the Will
mington and Raleigh Railroad to Columbia.
The Directors of the Wilmington and Man
chester Road must bestir themselves, or this
new route will soon become a formidable
rival for Southern and Western travel for
the North. The Central Road is said to be
one of the best ever constructed in the
South. In this connection we add, that it is
the imperative duty of the stockholders of
the Charlotte Railroad to relay their entire
road with heavy iron, so as to render it fit
for the increased amount of travel which
the Central Road is sure to bring to it.
Columbia Examiner
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A MAJESTIC SIGHT.

On Friday afternoon, Feb. l, the first
freight train from the West, on the North
Carolina Rail Road, came down; and long
train it was. There were, we believe, at
tached to the engine when it arrived here,
Is freight cars and 1 passenger car. The
freight cars all heavily laden with the rich
products of the Yadkin country. The sight
of this soul-inspiring scene, as the train,
hundreds of yards in length, moved forward
in its majestic strength, was well calculated
to make all who had in any way contributed
to the building of this road, feel prouder than
they ever did before.
With the blessings of Providence, the
richness of the soil through which this Road
passes, will insure to it an amount of freight
hardly excelled by any Road in the Southern
country Grccnsb0rO Patriot.
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CHARLOTTE & s. c. RAILROAD.

At meeting of the Stockholders of the
Charlotte and South Carolina RAILROAD, at
Chester, on Wednesday last, VIM. NJ.
Johnston, Esq, of Charlotte, was elected
President of the Road, in place of Mr..
Palmer, who declined reelection. a more
judicious selection. for the responsible
duties of the Presidency, it is believed,
could not have been made. Mr.. Johnston
possesses abilities, knowledge of the
duties of the office, and business habits,
rarely met with. The following gentlemen
were elected Directors for the ensuing year:
North Caroljad.-Wm. NJ. Johnston, A.
Il. Davidson, II. White, r. L. Young.
Chestcr.-S. McAliley, II. \. Brawlcy.
York.-A. b. Springs.
F0irfcid.--Theo. 5. DuBosc, W. 3.
Robertson.
Coiumbja.--J. S. Boatwright, a. R.
TAYLOR
Cbdrlcsion-Jno. Caldwell.
Among the most important resolutions
passed was one requiring the Board of
Directors to petition the Legislatures of
North and South Carolina for an amend
mcnt % the charter, so that the President
of the road shall hereafter be elected by
the stockholders, instead of the Board of
Directors.
Another important resolution was offered
by Hon. ID. NJ. Barringcr, which was that
the Board of Directors consider the expe-
diemcy of connecting Their road with the
Wilmington q Manchester Road at Man
chester, and running a road from thence to
Murray's Ferry, on the North Eastern Road.
If this project is carried out, it will give a
road to Charleston shorter than the South
Carolina Railroad, and also another route
to the seaboard by way of Wilmington. 1t
was passed unanimously, and. we learn,
there seemed to be great deal of enthusi-
asm upon the subject.
a resolution was offered by Mr. Springs,
and adopted by one majority, that the an
nual meetings of the stockholders should be
permanently held in Columbia.
\ resolution Of thanks to Mr.. Palmer, 70
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l.. PERRY CHILDS,
ftzPastor of Baptist Church, Troy, Ohio.
SALTWATER, Minnesota Territory.

SALTWATER, Minnesota Territory.
Sir:-I deem it a duty owe TO society,
pccally to the afflicted, TO offer this testimonial
in favor Of that estimable medicine, "Perry
Davis's Pain Killer"
When passing through Gulcna, some Two
woe.Is ago, purcha scd OF your gency TWEEN
ty-five cent bottle. was then suffering from
a severely bruised hand. / applied it in the
store, and was astounded at the almost instan.
taneous relief. Before / left the store, the in
hamation was removed, and in less than
hour the pain ceased. In two days my hand
well ever. Finding il TO be really
remedy, determined to try its effects a
curative for the Files, TO which had been a
martyr for years. ! had not. | confess, much
confidence, because | had already tried num-
berless nostrums, without deriving any sub
stantal benefit; but rejYiced 10 say that
my doubts were soon removed. After FIVE
dressings, my piles we're amongst the things
that had been. / am now entirely free from
them. and in al good health as ever I was IN
my life.
/ have recommended the Pain Killer 10 9TH
ers similarly afflicted, and always with good
effect.
Several of the captains of the Upper River
boats carry with them a constant supply, and
consider it one Of the most valuable medicines
ever discovered.
am, dear sir, respectfully yours,
JOSEPH o. MARTIN.
Gy The Pain Killer is sold by II. M Prit CHI
ard, Charlotte, n. c.: also by Sill x Sill, Sails
bury; Boatright s. Barkuloo. Columbia and
by Duggist, Groccrs end Medicine Dealers
generally.
Fob. II. 1856,
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N AVIS'S PAIN KILLER.-A lGtter from
~ Rev. Charles Hibbard Missionary in
Burmah, to his father, Joseph Robinson, ESQ.,
of this City, has been handed to us for publica-
ton, from which we make the following cx-
tgacts.-Proridcnce Journal.
NEWTON, Maulmain June L, 1855.
Twill you kindly say to Mr.. Davis that Mrs.
HIbbard and myself and inde' ! might add,
all wi came out with us, feel very grateful
for the box of Pain Killer which he gave u.s.
when we left our native land for Burmah. l
have used it for Coughs, Colds, violent internal
Pains, Summer Complaints, Burns, Bruises,
and for the Sting of Scorpions-and with uni
form success. The only severe spasm Of tho
stomach which Mrs. Hubbard has had in Bur-
NAH, was instantly relieved by the Pain Killer.
We always keep it whcrc we can put our
hands on il in the d irk. if need be.
Although l took Mr.. Nisbers box in adGi-
ton to my own, when he returned to America,
still it is II gone but three four bottles, and
that would have been gone long ago, had
not refused 10 part with it.
The Karens also, are beginning 10 learn i's
value, and call for its use, but l have 20 deny
them except in doses, for we could not think
of being without il. With the Pain Killer, |
feel myself well armed against discuse-thns
is, in ali ordinary cases. 1t is indispensable,
and l seldom NEEDLE with any other medicines.
Rev. CHARLES HIBBARD."