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Butte record., 1856-08-16

ATLANTIC PAPERs-Mr. Watson furn-
uished us with a large number of Atlantic
papers. Thanks.
Butte record., 1856-08-16

A man came into our Office yesterday,
and wished to change his gold dust for coin.
Where is the fool killer?
Butte record., 1856-08-16

We have an extensive Saddle and Harness
shop, whe,e full assortment is kept and
made to order.
Butte record., 1856-08-16

The claims on the hill and fat, have done
better, so far as We are advised, last week
than any time since the discovery Of gold in
that locality.
Butte record., 1856-08-16

B-Wells, Fargo & Co., have our thanks
for Marysyille and San Francisco papers.
Butte record., 1856-08-16

BANK ExcHANGE.-Oyster scdp served
up at this popular house at 8 O'clock every
evening.
Butte record., 1856-08-16

H. B. Garnham, Esq, has or thanks for Mary.vius
and San Francisco papers.
Butte record., 1856-08-16

FIGHr, FIGHr-A game of tumbler lue,
was played in one of the hotels yesterday
man it seems, was intoxicated and become
somewhat insolent, when the bar keeper
threw a tumbler and hit him in the face.
and cut him badly. Tumblers are danger
Gus instruments to throw into a mans face,
andlwe incline to the belief that this should
netbe resorted to, except in extreme cases.
Butte record., 1856-08-16

s The Lodge of l. o. of o f, No. SO,
was instituted at Masonic Hall, Oroville, by
Grand Master Huston and District Grand
Master P. Freer, assisted by j. Coleman, n
G j. J. Kleine, V G., J. NJ Clark Sec, c.
A. Smith, 7. This Lodge has started under
the most favorable auspices, and we learn
will soon be provided with spacious Hall
in one eff our fire proof buildings.
Butte record., 1856-08-16

CHARLrY DUANE.-Duanei is still at PAN
ANA He rendered the Mail Company the
money for his passage to San Francisco,
but it was declined He gays that he is in
pocent of crime-did not receive a trial at
the hands of the mob-and that he intends
to return to California and sue the Mail
Steamship Co.
Butte record., 1856-08-16

The Banking houses of this town must
have done land Office business yesterday.
They were full from morning till night.
Butte record., 1856-08-16

INDIAN FIGHr.-A fight camc OF last
Tuesday about two miles down the river on
the opposite side. 1t was between n tribe
who have their rancherie dewn the river,
and tribe ifom the West Branch. The or
gin of the fight we did not learn. 1t was
witnessed by several white men, who say
they sent the arrows into each others ranks
with savage earnestness. As far could
be ascertaned, there we're two killed and
several wounded.
THE RoBBER FREEMAS-Daputy Sheriff
Mclaughlin, who went to arrest this thief
was met at Marysyille by Marshall Nightn
gall, who had the prisoner in charge, and
refused to give him up to Mclaughlin, as
several charges of larceny had been prefer
ed against Freeman by the authorities of
Yuba Co.
Freeman, it will be remembered, was en-
gagged in the robbery of the men, ct or near
Buffalo Ranch, in Butte Co.
Butte record., 1856-08-16

Senator Lott, or Charley
Lott, rs his friends call him, has returned
to his home in Bidwell. He did as he said
he would, bring out an accomplished young
bride lie has a host Of friends.
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A PEEyrxen DEEATH.-whatIady or gentleman would
main under the Of dfsaEreeGbe breath when by
Ing the "BALa TAoCsAND RLoWEEs deUtifies would
not oniy render sweet but leave the teeth white sahaS
teri Many P+Fsons do know their breat! is bad
the subject Is delicate, their friends will
IT, Pour sing drop Of the Balm" your tooth brush
and wash the teeth and morning. 50 bottle VII
last year.
BEArnIcL coNPLExIoS be easily acquired by usnE
Pies and fres from the tkn, leaving il OF soft
ate hue Vets IoE P9pr on two or three DROPS and wash
the face night and morning.
SuAyIso MADs RAsY.-Wet your TbHyngbrush in either
cold EatsT pour three drops lain OF
Thousand Flowers" rub tte beard veil and will make
beautiful soft atber much facilitating the operation
ing Price only City cents.
v. r FEFMDGE CO.,
70, .,, no r. n 1nnAx 20. fats seT ut oEk
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Tnr HIsroRY or Hzasegr.-rbe .Ssn Fran
cisco Bulletin, edited t,y the brother Of the la
tnented James King, ofTIllian, furnishes the
antecedents of P. r. Herbert, who shot the I'M
fortunate Keating, the Irish waiter, at Wash
ington. That paper says:
His previous history is very much like most
Of our public characters-onc of infarpy and
shame. lie is well kaoHn under the title ofthe
"Mariposa gambler" He is gambler BY pro-
fesSion, and flrm2riy dealt monte" somewhere
in Maiposa county. and is without the slightest
qualification for the responsible position lie now
occupies. We are much of the opinion that if
justice be not done on him in Washington he
NAV be fit subject for our friends the ysilants
in Manposa, should he ever disgrace that place
with his presence again. We are not surprised
lin the least to see JnO. B. Weller the Senator
from this State, the friend aud supporter of the
gambler McDuffie, volunteer his services 70 pro-
cure Herbcrt's release. even from preliminary
examination. on account ofhis position as the
Representatives of sovereign State. We arein.
clined to think they are mistaken in the materi-
al of whichjurors are composed in Washington :"
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Ak SIAYEs AssE,sy fqglt 1Eegai Co
eisi6s N net ef (7ongT learn from
the Charleston papers that, In the case Of the
United Statesiys. the steaEaer Thomas Swan,
ffftiglt boat plying bstUesl Baltimore and that
CIity tired In the United Stntes District Court,
Judge Alagrath has dsgii for tie iibie lants--
The StEllSlaFlE saysc--
The holnas Swan bn0ngh negroes to Charles
TN from Baltimore, belonging TO Capt Thomas
Petigru. Upon her arrival she was boarded by
an inspector and was found not to have on board
tie several things eqlIired by the act fGungTess
Tor tie security Of passengers. a libel WIS tlied
against her on this account and the matter was
brought for adjndicatiou lnto the District Court
of the United States. Il WIS there eontenied
that. though transporting slaves, she U.as not
passenger boat in the sense contemplated by the
act of Congress, and it was further contended
that slaves, though property, were not p2ssen-
gers In contemplation Of the net But bis Hon.
or ruled that the act Of carrying passengers Is
sufficient 70 bring any Tessel Prppesied by steam
within the reqnistOns of the law and that as 1t
vas human Liz. that was intended 70 be preserT-
ed. the slave, though property, Is JET 4 passen-
gar, within the object and purpose Of the act
fhis IL the first time since it was Adopted that
the act has been before the Court for its eonstrc
q N. Il was accordingly ordered that the re-
s3oDde1t pay to the libellants the penalty of five
hundred dollars, provided in the act of Congress
of the goth august 1852, with the costs of these
proceedings
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLsAlts.


WA given any artist Virginia Who viii exhibit
twelve pictures vz alS and SIX Da9sernpss
Of egnal ertO twelve which Ar. Adams win select from
his collection Hehss opened Gallery FOrba Jew
elry Store 1ss Main it stylit Arranged the most
approved principles, which be equaed anlsSs sm
larry sitaated fronting With essy Of
coss large aud vel arranged with every convenience for
making arst class pictures Of style and size He is
happyto that he viii assisted by Mr. JAXEs eADT
the artist o made the pictures that awarded tbs high
est premium, cod Nedi fair Amerfeats
htssisEse Castle Garden, New York. also the only premium
atgardsd for Dsguerreotypes atthe Words Fur at ds
slr a. has received ne aedat' and et0t diplomas the
best aguerreotrprs exhibited different United
States Ea attest tasir superiority and having been
hOuored large proportion of the bu.fness in Wheeling
the year he expects With Increased facilities only
retain enlarge the number of his patrons espeeln
IL asv relies on productions
er than display Of furniture. Ant1rogpes eheron n0ls
or osIte glaze DasuerOypes plain eolored equal
painting Ivory. Photographs from lowest prices
FRY dollars. Oar light being made Of French Plate Glass
and being l1obstraesed by other brdinrs pictures
from sgaefse to snRset Pictures orehdren
s.anaHeo,,egv from A. NJ to3PM Tetthe Hight Is sO
aud mill shat persons With EYES can sit by with per
feet ease. ooady days good any by this light Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
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EEsThs following letter Of our correspondent
has travelled sOme,n but as it contains some
goa thoughts, We publish il, outof date assome
Of the msttsr IS
WAsHISGTON err.
The weather Is too hot for writing even
Members Of Congress, IS they lounge up the
walks Of the capitol grounds to their seats at II
H., look 'as though they had already performed
the duties Of theday and. worn down with their
lab0rs, were vending their way hOmeward, rath.
er than but just commencing their labors for the
day.. The House Of Representatives have been
discussing the Brooks resolutions for the week;
speech upon speech has been made, recrimina.
ton upon recrinination have been the order Of
the day, and doubt whether single member
Of the House has changed his mind.
The BACK Republican vote viii be castforex
pplsion, Gliiothers against it There will be
probably, majority vote for expulsion, butn
two-thirds which is the requisite number. The
samexote win likely pass strong condemnatory
resolutions. The Senate Is responsible for this
ststeof things They represented to the House
that there had been violation Of the privileges
Of the Senate, when such was not the fact No
precedent can be found for Furnishing one who
assaults member OF parliamentary body, not
iSssSgioa. other thaa the legal process to which
all citizens arr alike subject
AsSenator Of the United States out Of the SEES
sions of sths Senate II private citizen only, no
grestet aud no less and he must take his chance
with the hdmblest citizen. We have never
thought thstthe constitutional clause respect
ing the freedom Of debate WAS intended to pro-
tsct tlsRdet and ealumny, and it may well be
dop6tea whether It was intended to have more
enlarged meaning than simply to protect the
speaker fr0in peeuniaFy or legal liability because
Of tie words spoken. At sll events the Senate
showed 4 degree Of haste in their decision,
whichnay viell lead usg to question the correct
neSs % its decision. Mr.. Bocock, of Va, made
q vcr9 able argnrnenE on Friday and was listen.
ed to With unusual attention. Such disorder as
TIE Hoass keeps was never Witnessed, even in
country chatting society. Everybody walks
and tSllss csts and drinks and appears to be at
tentiys q sSefy thing but the person speaking,
II SIS : sSuFce5 ofs much compliant here that un-
derthS ching Of the Black Republican door
keeper, Esho S 8 meEe tool Of Mr. Speaker
Bank hlrn MON 5ers eanshow their friends
mona i5f the usual eivitities upon their visit to
the House 81 4 -sis.:55z
ne rules ne strictly enforced a. to.them,
willie Hack Rspu5 can members may bring
with Dick TON or Harry, within the
Tzll, ana Z. F fcd % ne q cor s. 4 y and
sasSy 4 & ID S.ii5 lclt s the small
pr. Hisek Eepublea1 adnin Tic
nqs.a kol4s-silsl eloely
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~, 'TgS,,S-- r.,-,,-igilTy Iladi mot
~ ~. Egt;g t5l,te C,onren.
- :. ,.i,.s i ,,,,l,isi,e5I bis artic,e
). = $500, Z. T1,e g.rv t,sst. In
=. -. q a.,so,.es b that Con-
= ~. :. z -.
-
r. r. - ~. p,..;1.e -
7,.,y. y, ,rs,, snT roinir.atioT. Of
* on. de wings Of Virginia are len free to
sslsst he candidates aIfeaay before me
~ ~. 800 ;,,,,y "a
- ;s - 4s,se 4ssasIyes In thsf party
= 1919 they nay taopt but they win
on y 9cclsiops raatntaip and Press.Fge their
1a eis.lnss ~ - ~, ~.
49,, -, = 4 - = -, - ',,ssssS
& .sa.,ss,- ,rt,s4 va have advocated.
s....z - - ~. VIII psrtv.
49, ~ q ts;,o, -, ,a IN tic many
49, 5. 80. .,,5 a IN f.vor Of the
.sI... 4 !. 49,, f;,,7,srtiop "a a r,lerence 70
~ ~ -. &C., ,.iyI readily shog. We
- ,,orzs,,;o Il .elee..es. ,,ppledeed to
r.. r.,,s,oSs ~ ,ls,s- nm and would have
.1 81; - ~ sct;sr ~ : convention 90 formed
b,,t tbe r,ess 81 ste STATE. as : very general
49,, - 80 t;u,e y;Iere oppossd 70 the Con.
80 - ~, Il in the event Of dele.
,-.fee beisT -, an % Richmond pledged to
tT,r6,v tbesS t,,8enes IN favor of the American
md ,to.e tol,;sq this sitter ground
t,..I,,. .s,e.s,,,,i n eallinp and holding con.
80, ~ - v.illiDg % scltnowledee It asa
1vtss ,(,,,-v.rrt;o,. not knowing any thing to
~. ,S.,,y,,,r ard also the. It had q night TO
- II VII, ,,,4v Of the sta4e. though
-, o =, ,,5sr-s eouni,es were not represent.
',sS ~, r,,.oDo,aend the Wings
y ~ s.,,. - ,,,nr,ort Mr. Fillmore not IS
.. RI u IL arseri.., nsrt, hut a. Wings
T5ss /. IS sss,,;on u t,,ese persons following
~. 49, :. - ,,,;,I. ~, .o,rss me nroneT
- = ts.r 4 nr,y.,,s. Int ths convention
- -. -. H.. ,,t,sr or The old Line
l W. 100 - a., ,.,a ,eonll ~ s,,,c,y 4 and was
: :. .,,.;a..; s,a rr..s,v,. t,c;r lime.
49, 20 ,..:o,, 80. ,,l;,;,.s and hence
49, =. ', 5..,o, ,te raSd,,;,n .l,oye
=. .,!- s,,.,, e III. -onver,;on 20 f,r !, The
81 & ~ -. :; 5000 he wbigs an
80 . 10 s,,d;,,.,s l. the ,nT,.c
/, -, Go, ,,ci,o snbiect.
g. -, - - ts,;.r zone ove, to the
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0DD FT.T.SlI57si DIRECTORY

Yfr-tnFns F.1Sse No. ss--lEeefs eSez4 Thursday
"a ne s1art ana ktonroe streeE
ions g. wsizar. 81 g. & n, Cace. seeretsi5-
Franklin 1.odae Mes tsss-afeets g shoreeFsgg
iaIo1dsy evening. yuzE BA4HAs X G. ZIP cas'ss,
yEns. Tell Isoase Mes --aIeets e al'oss 1Ess
~ W<apssaaE eTenins. J. G. IIdSTl:1x5s h g.; jobs
1Saleze Secretary
TYbe-sinE Lodge So 8 2 s-sfee:s every Monday
eysr IAN eorr Moist and Qaney streess- a.
Fz1u1 8. G.; .7Sllls tseeEaial1. IS
EaaoIa Ledge Ne sa--Alsetz as afpre eyeEy
Friday egeuias Il B. eieIs1x. X. g., =. p BtaeoheiFe,
Abrnr1ss 1snen,spaient Ne. s.-aeeta AZ me
Han Garner 1fsrses aud Monroe streets, and i
Tuesday s4eninss az each npash- h. Iru1las. O p s "
PsSrNoa. serfte.
VIA Ten H:ne.itnpuilent Ne. 3 {.--heets as
above ihe sscssd ana Ssr Tuesday evenings Of each
month. wx Ktlsk-Es, c p VIZ HsegasSer, Scribe
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w-Mr. Gadsien, our Minister to Mexico, al
though he has not succeeded in concluding u
commercial treaty with that country, as report
cd, has procured such alterations in the Mex.
can tariff as is greatly beneficial TO commerce
with the United States The abolition of the to-
baecO monopoly, and substitution of dnty of
20 per cslt mas gssttly ilsreISsl the Imports
ton of tobacco from the U.litel States, and con-
tribnted also to the revenues Of Mexico. Tfls
tobacco rent received by the G3rerln.ot under
the monopoly was sl,2l1O0O yer, AMI the
revenue promises to amount to several millions
yearly
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SCANDAL ARouT RAcaEL-If the gossips tel
the ruth, the secret of Rachefs sudden sickness
and abandonment Of the American enterprise is
now out 1t Is said she has retired to secluded
spot In the Pyrenees for her health. or in other
words, TO give her attention to an expected in
crease of family 1t is said-and one of her re-
turned company is responsible for the on dit
that Rachel met ut New York, among the dis
tiaguished French refugees in that city friend
Of younger days, and the complainant asserts
that this gentleman is responsible for the ship
wreck Of the Rachel company aud all the evils
which followed it Who Is he that has such
weighty sin upon his shoulders? This explains
the remark constantly made by Mademoiselle
Rachel, that her malady was not dangerous
that her American tour WAS only Interrupted,
and that she yet hoped to return and finish it.
It explains also, why she gets no worse under
the effects of the violent cough which has bar
la<sed her necessarily since her return, and ex-
plains also VII. she hes remained concealed in
her country house. The admirers Of the TRACE
dienne are il ecstacies to learn that her rnalady
Is one from which she has frequently recovered
before, for now they have hopes that ia given
time they may expect 10 see their farorite on
the boards again.
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Written for he wheeling IutellIgepeer.
BEAUTY'S EVE.

When Hsiigat Attsta ssrene, 1stdO'1 n0s Otars."
Hast thou not marked the evening sky,
Serene in msllovsd light;
Ere Eaudy day, slow gIdlag by.
Nelts into sober night
when gorgeous eloud., thatsend the San,
Arefsdlng Into grey;
And he, his race Of triumph run,
slpkS, in tbs IVES. away.
Hast thou not deemed that Ky mere fair.
It's radiant lnssre gomez
Than when that sun, reSplendEnt there,
ROBBED II in light alSnsi
inliEht that hid the varied hpes
HIS sinking hour ruyssls,
~ sehsaing shades DER heaven dlaase
: ehara his Siase ooueSal1:
- Eaus Beauty, WHEN her pallHg sun
withdraw LIS ssSslIag rsSsi
usrday o. pridesand conquest dsues--
Atsl5shs sEass. Displays.
& Hi, hesEsl seEs 'sye--;s TespsF hgHF; a.
- Which lovely tints array,
That y that sanss meridian power
Areisst - viyld as5
W. D. n
Tat feeeipls Of tie American eol0nizat iui
iociels l0r tte past month amount to 81 $50.
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masonic pIRRoToRY.

0hIo Ledge Ns. aoIs-Nss.s Al Masonic IIali
corner fares ana the Js and third Mon
dar evsnsnrs Of each tsonta g. ". slaH1s, v. NJ AEep
anGer LanghEfn, Secretary
1VheeIbox Esodg &c No. 13S.-afests Is above OF
She r and Ssfs Thursday evenings Of each month F. A.
BEssr1lssEa. v. n; s. y. PsGrssa. SECRETARY.
WheeItaE UnIon t'hapter Ne. 19.-Meeta rs
above tbs sso5nd Monday evening Of eaehmouth- W G.
seOrr, H. n; S y. Psarson, Secretary.
WheeITaz RacamRiaeat Ne. 1.-Neets As
above on the srts aIonaay evening Of each month WI
BkTEs. G. C.. a. Le-fas. .Reeuryier.
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DALLE4fs MAGICAL PAIN Elk
TRACTOR.


IDALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN Elk
TRACTOR.
There hes been discovery made in nterta Aedea
vere pain can be quickly srred, and where parts in
high state 81 Inflammation be rapidly reduced TO
Ayir naarai state, gr where wounds and be 50
,oreasIy end rapidly healed aud deeayed parts restored
zithout either scar OF defect than with DALLEIs MAGI-
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
Cats wopnds rsins and Brusrscasualties to which
children constantly subiee-e action Of the genuine
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR, is ever the saRe! How
much paa and suffering may not thus b. prerented!-
Moreover Life itself is often dependent having at
hand the GENUINE DALEY PAiS EXTRACTOR. and
for the particulars of which respectfully refer to ny
printed pamphlets tae truth Of which held myself re-
sponsbie.
No case of AMI ssaa, matter how severe has
yct any Instance resisted the alPoUerful pain
ubuing andheanS qualities of the DALLEY's PAIN IH-
TRACTOR.
No PA,s ExrRAc1oa unless The box has upon
Steel Plate Engraved Label with the signature Of O. v
CLICKENgR & CO., proprietOrs, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer. Pdcs % cts. per. box.
~ All orders should be addressed TO C V. cickener
Co., 81 Barclay st. New York.
THLooAN Co.
yc27:n wAeeling,ya
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AYERS cATaARTIc PILLS.
PILLS b at are P1lla

PROF HAYEs State Chemist Of Massachusetts, says they
IRE tie hes. all Ps. and annexed the men who certify
that Doot. Hays. knows, viz:
LENuBL SHAW, calsf Justice of the slprse Court OF
Massachusetts.
EMORY wAsuBURN. Gov. of Mass.
". O. PLUSKErr. lieut.. Gov. of Mas.
EDWARD EVERETT Ey-sec of STATE and Senator of the
: sosSkr .. wrsrnRop. Es-spsaasr nsp.. of Reps,
ABBOTT LAWRENCE Minister Plenlpotentiary TO etea.
Britain.
tJ0HN i. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop of Boston.
Men thuI are Hen.
Among diseases this PHI has curod with astonishing
pIdliy, we may mention
Costigeresl, Bilious Complaints, RheumstIsm, DroPsy.
Heartburn eadache arising from EOu Stomach, Nausea.
InaiSestlIn, Morbid naeton Of the Bowels and pain arising
herefrom Faie1ey, Loss Of Appetite all Ulcerous and
euaneous Diseases, which require eTacuant Medicine,
scroIaa or Kings Evil They also, BY purifying the blood
stimulating the Systsm complaints Whrh It
supposed they could reach such DenfDess,
Partial Bllniucss NeuraIya and Nervous Irrsbty,
rangemsu1s Kidneys Govt, and other
dreI complaints arisipy low Of The bedv
sruetlors % ils unetiSns Purgative
dieine discovered, and you VIII but need them
once know it.
Prepared by DIR. ]. c. AyEE Practical Chemist, Lowell
sold BY all Druggists and dealersin Med
lcue throughout this section.
A. c. GOOD CO., Wheeling,
ie3 Wholesale and Retail Agents
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~ rhe Havana correspondent Of the n. Y.
Journal Of Commerce, under date Junel0, says
that "a cargo of 750 negroes was landed at,
and distributed from, the Bay of Cabanas. ten
days since. The lanliig was effected without
discovery, by an American clipper built ship,
built down-east, and fitted ont in New York;
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LAUGHLIN.S g BU.SHFIELU,
GESERAL AGExTs FOR wssTERs YiEetxtA.
DR.. j. hedges
FEVER s. AGUE ANNIHILAToIs!

FEWER &c AGUE ANN1Ed1IJAIOtS!
FEVER and Asue, chlls and Fever Dumb AEue, or any
Interruent Fever, Leer of long stand
ing, speedily safely, and eeetualy cured by The of
Or. j. Hedges Annihiasor.
This preparation entirely free from oil metallic poison,
such as Arsenic Mercury, butts compounded from
tracts purely vegetable IiSaeerain safe and ecaeious
remedy and can taken all Of weather. ThePro
years. and in hes failed TO effect perfect
cure when directions been followed posi-
Bile way can lnure the system butts adapted to all
sexes constitutions 1t be given the infant Of
month with much safety the adult and he
kept any climate enconium, long array
Of testimony, eraldits ecaey 1 merit lies within IT
seifand the invalid 1t will prove Of value than
octave volume Of certihcates.
Prepared on BY the Proprietor at sanhope, n j. and
never genuine without his signature.
Per sale, Wholesale and RETAIL By a. GOOD Co.. Drug
ga Wheeling. Va, and by Drygists and merchants gene
rally throughout the Unitsd States.
W. II. DECAsiP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western states,
nav7.sm Is Conrtland ST., New YnrE;