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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-19
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
AND WHOLESAI Il & ROC Frs.

t. II
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR
lately made great improvements IN
this branch Havorngs put up in pack
ages OF q gallons and requires but the addition
OF Pure Spirit either 4h proof and Liquors such as
Coguac, either pale, Holland and English Gin ia
maica and ST. Crox Rum Bourbon Irish and
Whskev Apple Peach, Cherry and Raspberry Bran
dy Port Madeira Wines will be instantly Produced II
requires sk but addition Of good spirit, say 80
gallons to each gallon of the respective PlayorinG.
The best Cognac OIL yellow and white, warranted
genuine loW as any other Importer in the u g.
Essences OF every Liquor. Extract OF Cognae, h. OF
which produces 200 gallons Of COEnac.
Raw Whisky may by P's age and body preparation
be made smooth with but trihing expense
The price OF PavorinGs extremely moderate, and di
EeetIonS In full supplied by . .,,,,,,.
Chemist and importer Of Drugs Esssntiat 3ts gm% Net
No, l45 HIntden LHnG, New York.
and Gin ap2S-6md&w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE SI0RE
174 MAIN ST, WHEEiLINS1G-

GOLDEN BEE HlV = S I,@ ye-EFl'
174 MAIN ST, WHEELING
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
cToNR & THOMAS take pleasure in announcing pSI ma
they are in receipt of their tull sto'H % az
SlrS q oods, Varieties and Millinery g oodsf
T6ey haye lust received their Second Fan
which, added TO their former stock, VIII enaDe tne ~
sent to the Public more than Is
$40. 600 WORTH OF GOODS, ,
Being by FAR the largest and MOST stoex
embracing the BEST SELECTION OIL cno4ce So0 NY ~
TO their former variety they have added large stock
OarpetinF and Rugs of the latest designs ana pss @
and also beautiful line of choice Furs, SuitaDe Wy
winter Tradeo both of which as well as 70 tnef
generally they invite the attention of the Trade.
Having been the Eastern cities
inc largely with Cash. they have done ior many
wstI as well as directly from the Imporers and manutac
urrs in some Instances heyare able to Der
to ose Cash Buyers either ~ 9S Vest u ~
To aetthe wants of rapidly increasing TRADE, tey
have made and making ample
Public with of the best selected s1oOAS VI S
their line IN the West. ilflt gtt-
In this stock may be found fully
10 600 yds SiEs-embracing some Of the finest imp
4OOO q French Merinoes, Cashlneres', HoulDS
Thibets and Maddomas-of every qnaltS anu SoioL, ~
A fil line Of the Richest Painted, Onbre shaded an
in striped Cashmeres and DeaiRes-imported.
400 Shawls and Cloaks-embracing some OF the q
10000 yds Gnghams Debazes Deaines and PRINTS, ah1
10000 Z" Of Domestics-embracing the largest line OF
American woolens and Cotton goods kept by any Similar
house, II not by any house In the city ...,
They laid in their stock with view TO
trade and pledge Public that effort upon their part
shall be wanting to please ,,.. 80
close cash buyers eceled by house in the West II in
the United States trouble show goodsgoods sent
Cars Hotels and Boats for customers
EaY Always on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers
0OY5
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AYRES CHERRY PECFORAI,,

COUGHS. COLDS, kAOA NV
RT,UENX 4, BERONGHHFGS. WHOOF.
ING CDUGS II, GROUP, ASTHMA,
INCIPIENr CONSUMPTION,
nd for the Of consumptIve patients In advanced
stages ef the diseese.
ont every town. and hamlet Of the American
States OF pulmonary complaints have
made already Nay, few the families IN any
civilized this continent without some personal
experience Of effects and fewer yet the communities any
where which have among them living trophy OF It's
victory dangerous diseases OF throat
and lungs While the most powerful antdote yet known
to man for the formidable and dangerous diseases OF the
pulmonary is also the peasHntest and safest REM
edy that employed for infants ard young persons
in against The insidous enemy
that steals upon them unpreparrd We have abundant
grounds CHERRT PRcToRA saves more lives by
the consumDonS than those 1t cures Keep by
YOU and colds while they cuTabie nor neiect
them human skill can master the ineXorahe canEeF
that fastened ~ the yitas, eats your life away
All dreadful fatality OF lung disorders, Hhd IS
they know too OF this remedy, need not do
more than Is still made the bestit can be- we
spare cost care toll to produce the most perfect
afford those who rely on il the best agent
which our skill furnish for their cure.
Prepared by DIR james G. Ayers.
Practical and Analy tical Chemist,
Lowell. Mass.
PRICE 2S CTS. PER B0X. :.......FIVE BOXES RoK 81.
The genuine article is sold by ~ m
by all Druggists in Wheeling, and neaLersin Medicine
everywhere. Iebzs:om
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DIRECTIONS,


Keep the Wines horisondI position, and in cellar
al temperature. s-.- . -.
for three before using at the teul-
Of about IOdegrees that the Wines are well
warmed through. $780,
WINES IL Injuries their and flavor, and d!lutes
Wines destroying their character. The Wines
too sensitive to bear Ice.
~ In offering the above Wines to the notice Of the
American public, desire to assure all per-, who may
purchase them hat they the strictly PuRE cE OF THE
CATGwBA GRAPE free from and every for - aduer-
ation and containing that ch results
from the natural process OF fermentation.
The SPARKLING CATAWBA IS not made to INITIATE any
foreign whatever; tits designed to b. s what
Is represented, an American sparkling Wine, as
Cha'npa gne Is FRENCH Sparkling Wine" :re the
semblance the American Grape is far rich
futy In its davor Il makes delicious vine The
prejudice in favor OF the foreign article be regarded as
prejudice only and inconsistent with taste aud uds
ment.
The STILL WINE IS highly esteemed By Medical
admirable tonic for nyadS, and for SAcRANZSTAL
purposes Ills wholly uneXeep tionable.
The BRANDY made from the CatHv6a Grape differs In
material degree from orbit French Brandy Of course
but at the time possesses all those qualities which
should superior article OF this kind and when
it desired have strictly Brandy for medicinal or
other purposes, is cannot be over estimated.
FoTsAle by I. H. LOGAN CO.,
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va,
apI-daW GESRRAL AGENTS.
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American Wines and Brandy.
Cincinnati brands and Zdne's Island brands.
G PARKING CATAWBA, Quarts and Pnts) The rival
= of French Champagne.
STILL CATAwBA, Corresponding to German Hook
Wines.
CATAwBA BRANDY, Distilled from Catawha Wine
Strictly pure for medical purposes unrivalied.
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MEDICAL.
.VA- a Z BRaS
Cathartic Pills,
LSUGAR kO4TED,)
ARR MADE TO
Cleanse the blood and Cure tI,e sick

M n AVA sJr: have been repeatedly cured Of the
worst headache any SGy cam u stomach which they
Cleanse Al once II they viii others they do me- the
fact Is worth R E5o W. fREBhS Sas Get eans Carton
RVI,ous disorders and Liver Complains:
nave S 81 Your Pills In my general hospital
practice since you made them, ana e"qno
so oB he ioe quick and decided consequently they
admirable rsmedy o o5 cses of 6s eGss SO
obstinate IT did not readily yIeld to then;
fFA'sfnAAs sP1gsicrar Of ne ifarine hospfta'
Dysent4Ey, EeIGx ca AND ,ficE W S1r is. 1855.
DR AYE: Your PMS the perfection Of medcns Ihey
done nay g o oTa so for months Went Oh
tored at great expense, but got no bettet enc
quantities Of dead from her body They
cured her and our tE" children o. o.o0 s
him with doses of your Pills, while DINERS Us
najd from FIVE twenty dollars doctors bills and lost nuSh
time without being entirely then Such Inedi-
cine yours, which is ast1ay seTP an PastI
From Rec j. Y Times PlIstoref Adceat Church Bosto'.
cess in my family among those am called to VISIT IN
distress. regulate the organs Of digestion ana
blood are remedy have ever KNOW" anu
confidently recommend them TO my lrighGs HINES
wARsAw. wToM1So Co., n. Y, Oct d, 1855.
DAAR srR: using Catharte Pls In my practice,
and and them an purgatve to cleanse the system
and purify the fountains OF &c jobs c. MRAcHAM,
Ery"IP'ITs serOf% InS 5 nI%S she ET eF'
,o,. n F,TssCFin0 Merchant Of ST. LoHfs, Feb 4, 1856.
ne ATRR. Your pills Of all that ts great
medicine They cured little daughter OF ulcer
Gus sores upon her and feet that had proved ncura
bic for years mother has been long EreTousy act
ed with botches pmpleS her skin and In her hair
baS,s curaI her ASA MORGRIDGE.
RheHmnIisua, Neuralgia. and tSoHt
From the Rep. Or Hrkes, oft6e NetoatSt hPs CsMica.
PULASKI IiOCsE, SAVANNAH, GA. JAM Q, 1870
HOXoRED should be ungTateful FOR the reteI your
skin has brought me did report case to you
cold settled my limbs and brought circulating neu-
raIgfc palms. chronic rheumatism NotWt-
had The
and worse until advice of excellent agent IN
Baltimore Dr. Mackenzie, tried your Pills. Their effects
were By perseveTinR in the use OF them
q entirely we'll.
SENATE CHAMBER BATOS ROUGE, La, Dec $50
Dr. AYR: have entirely cured by your FiilS OF
Rheumatic painful disease that had ahIcte me IoF
years. f4NCE-Nl 9LiNEi
For DropHy, Plethora, kindred Com
pnInts requiring active purge they are an excellent
remedy. 80
Dinner iIiII, they agreeable and edeetual
Fits, Suppression ParalJst", !nnnmmn-
lion, and even Deafness. and PARTIAL Hind
ness been cured by the Alternative action OF these
Pills
Most Of the pills in market contain Mercury, which, al
though valuable remedy in skl hands, dangerous In
public pill the dreadful consequences that frequently
follow its incauous These contain no mercury or MIN
eral substance whatever
AYRRS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS. COLDS, HOA RSENESS. IN
RG.nFNJE 4. RRONGHITHS. WHOOP
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New Arrangement.

WOULD announce to the subscribers papers, Period
cas &C., whose have been transferred to US from
Mr. Tobins Books that now receiving said Period
to- call III Mutn street ANY wishing to discontinue
their subscripons please advise that
ger their copies We have just received case OF
elegant Family Bibles also late Mrs Hents and
Mrs Southwortts Works. Everything in the Book and
Stationery line had at the Cheap Book Store No
III Main street. [ap1Ol JAS. o. ORR
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puttru.
TO A DEBATED SISTER


swec, sister has thy last "FAnrwrttr 90 been given
Thine ewes closed eyermore on scenes Of earth
Oh has thy spirit, from its clay been rivon,
And ushered to its and heavenly birth
cannot, dear one, stay the scnlding tear.
That falls, uubidden, down my burning check
My sitting sohs wake not thy slumbcring CAR
Thy lips not, cen when kindly speak.
And must those hands, clnspel on that silent breast
That cold and lifeess but endearcd form,-
And those pale cheeks that OF my lips have pressed,
Lie In Che grave and feed the reycliug worm
Zen so those eyes no more on me will beam,
Or round those lips smiles Of affection wrcathe;
And thy loved voice, that pleased ON every theme,
I hear no more my name, with fondness breathe.
Those hours Of peace and JOY flowed smoothly by
No rufning breeze their placid current felt;
And smiled the along the unclouded sky,
As gladly in each others heart we dwct
Thy smiles OF met and welcomed my return,
As honeward from my daily task came
And nom, memory paints the sceno doth burn
Anew, affections bright, undymg flame
No MORE when night hath dropped her curtain round
And countless gems hang twnkling in the sky,
Shall we beside that nightly glass be found,t
Heavens elories searching with enrapturcd eye.
AuN Nnfus tnNi ltll uht music ON ulnc HNis
As Oft new beauties rose upon Thy sight
That voice. so earnest, still seem to hear,
Describing scenes that thrilled thee with delight
Thy heart would e'cr to kindly feelings yield
And AS thine eyes those starry Wonders scanned
Thy lips would bid me- view each brilliant field
Whose smiling gems proclaimed their Author hand
Those days are pas,--those noonlt nights have Town.
And shines that changing orb more for thee.
Nor ,elo nor mountain shade, or shining cone,
or that bright sphere, thine eyes again shall see.
Kind sister nc'er shall that night forget
When, tinidly, thy footsteps walked my Sleep
Aud by my bedside with thine eyes tcar-wet
"FoHonH ME- uombed on thy whispering lip
dwell not loved ono, on Thy hnsiy word
That then panied thy young aud tender heart.
The mutual dss--tho mutual pardon heard,
And the -" Coon sIanrr their soothing balm impaIi.
iy heart doth bleed, and drops the bitter tear,
As words Of niue, not deemed by H,e uudnd,
FOR seldom seemed they harsh TO thy kind earl
On memory page in sloring lines ! find
round my path OF sunshine, clouds and care
Thou lngerest now--ny guardian angel still;
may'si thou hear me humble3 breathe this prayer
That eon'ritc te1ls may meet Hy pu'H,ny miht
nd may all those whose friendship blends with mine,
SEE me stfcv flowers along their path ill death
al that kind bcartt whose ,endrs SO cutwine
My own, Ger feel nom me a hlightng breath
Hest sister art thou chanting now, the song
Kind angels munnured in thy dying earl
'ad dost thou wear midst that rejoicing ihrong,
The crown Of glory seen bat dimly hcfci
iy so keep that pcaccfal realm in view.
That / shall win, like thee. the immortal prize
lad when these earthly scenes ! bid adeu.
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poutb's Department.
LITTLE MATTE.



sang sweet, childish voice | looked with
in. The little maid of my adoption was bu-
sy with the brush and the dust pan, her curly
pate bobbing up and down as she went the
rounds Of her daily work. Matte was a
bright-eyed, happy creature, always singing
the pleasant hymns of the olden times and
had boosted to my friends of my treasure.
till they had almost enyied me the possession
of the honest little waiting maid. went up
stairs to my toilet, and thanked God that !
TOO could sing in the language Of faith,
"Ill bid farewell to every fear,
Aud wipe my weeping eyes"
The blinds were all closed to shut out the
hot sun. A soft and agreeable dimness per-
vaded the large, old-iashioned room, and
faint ruby tinge glowed through the heavy
crimson curtains. Seated in an easy chair. /
was reading sloepily, and the words were Just
blending into that prismatic confusion which
precedes Inconsistencies, when / heard a
hight trip by. and, almost without thought,
found myself following a little form up the
stairs.
In my boudoir stood Matte, looking at
nay, handling small diamond brooch. which
had often observed her gaze at with childish
admiration. Evidently some struggle was
going on in her hitherto innocent mind. She
placed 1t down, lifted it again, held it at arm
length, and fnally-Oh, how my heart sank
cast hurried glance about her, concealed
the brooch in her bosom, and then guilty
took up her simple sewing. She had always
sat there 70 sew in the afternoon.
AT hrst felt like confronting her, for my
temper Is quick but better thoughts prevail
cd | returned to the sitting-room, and in a
little time sent for Matte.
She came in slowly; her righteousness was
gone. The viyacious sparkle of her eyes had
failed, and, without intending it, she assumed
sidelong position.
81 am lonely, Matte; bring your sewing
here sit ON this stool and keep me company.
You were singing a sweet hymn when came
down this morning who taught YOU 10 sing,"
my mother, ma am, came in faint. low
voice.
YES, remember your mother, she was a
sweet woman, a good christian and is now am
angel. | don't believe she would willingly
have done wrong deed, do you, Matte -
mo ma am, murmured the child, and her
cheeks crimsonod painfully.
II remember went on, as if to myself
'how very beautiful she looked as she Law
wasting away, and how quiet and happy she
felt when she came To die. An, Matte, YOU
and will have just as sweet and happy
dying II we never do anything wrong--if we
only obey Gods commandments.
saw the flush deepening. the lips begin
ming to culver. The little fingers shook yio-
iently as she passed the tromulous needle
through the little bosom heayed l had
touched the right chord.
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Matte, love to hear you sing. Sing inc
that sweet hymn,
"ilas and did my Saviour bleed"
The poor conscicncc-stricken little creature
beyed my request with a ialtoring voice. She
inquercd the first verse but when she be-
m on the second,
owas 1t for crimes that l.
er voice failed. her Franc ouiyered all ovcr
"a Che brrst into ,,o,s;,,, ~ ,s;,e I,,,,,;,,.'
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DrfrrrrO artirIrs.

BoLD RoBBERY.--T store Of l.. James. in
this village, was broken open on Monday
night last, and goods TO the value of $1,000
taken away. The entrance to the building
was effected by means of false keys, and the
goods stolen seemed to have been taken out
by the front door, which rendered the bold
ness of the robbor or robbers little remark
able, it being clear, starlight night, and OPP
erations of the kind liable to detection by the
corners and goors, which would render a sim
ma. ~, extremely hazardous ana one
10y W NC uiuoI'aNoh Out ny inc most
w IIobUOS'
'',. Da'o' nus no' nau any one 10 steep III
i"y' Plou1o'y wen known 10 inc
49,. '1'''' uo"ior IN uiy goous' ana VINO OK
.'-I 0oiIeot NnoWieuge oil inc premises
1l'''i'S "hloh nc couiu aHoiu 10
~ ',uo nus as yet peen oo'alheu Oh
M uopo'' o"' we sn'li thihh H. strange M
- - - nu VI ,"oy escape ue'eouVh' Otner
1,i'''''o ".e" no caution 10 look 90 uen
,s'' go; anu 10 "'o'o' " poSSloio' IKE VISIT
NJ NJ pieuu'os'
s'o'ety 'l''o Oh Nr' 'oqu'S was "So
ei 80. NV, ou. ,' 'ouO',S n'', pencnon'
'o' ny to'Us' an" icl' -,'r '"qooS STORE WIN
o"S making inuch Oh a maui
O'uoI villages negu 70 ne on the lookout
aoi '1'u''.,y some Oh tno lhlo'es are abroad,
hold of am unusual number ohont f6eso' Ja,.s
Work is rottin,y An bo amt If H. c,.l,io,, ,,d
tbcrc are SO ,papv e,st mon and rst ,.,,.,c,,
too. chat they mnsf moods i've op thunder If
some sort to obtain n li,clibood ,oor D,c,,,r-
nor of the dav.
Mr.. Janos has offered q reward or ono b,,,,d.
red dollnrs for tho arrost of tho tbiof or
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- BUY ME AND I'LL DO YOU GOODr'
~ Nov Is the time TO use the great Spring and

Il'' LANGLEf'S ROOT AND HERD BITrERs.
m "N1o.ea " Sarsgparia, leii0io Dock Ilild Charm
jG9foN3hT9u, i'ncfg isi, Rhubar5, Mandrake Dal-
as',on nia IiHfe,greaso combined as toact Directly
upOn le cause OF disease and forming one of the best
'mgues n the world for Jaundce and Liver Complaint
~ " lh'f ofms, Dyspepsia, C0stiyouess, Humors Of the
i'oa and skin Piles, indigestion Headache Dizziness
heartburn or Acid stomach, Langour, Weakness Loss
w Appeute, Debility, Bilious Diseases Mercuria Afec
TONS and an Impurities Of the blood mo matter MIN,
ihe cause may be- Fever and Ague, Coughs and Colds
broken up and cured at once
lhcy are pleasant 10 take useful at an times and sure
90 do good. They cleanse the bowels purih do blooJ
Deal strengthen REGULATE build up and keep in order Tho
Nholc system Everybody should use them Nearly
popular medicine ever known ~ ''o''
nee only y and 81 = cents per bottle Depot. 90
everywhere. % p e h'N'O'no
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

frnE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have BONN t,f
their utmost % pnaiuce this best. most perfect nlf ,.
ihcse ritis have virtues which sufiasi rtrrlenO. Coo
~ medicines, ans that thfy WIN uuHnceicnei ufou OBJ .
m ail men, They safe aud pleasant go tsko ut fIr
OF he ioy. remove the distinctions 81 be- organs rarf
b, and oyrel dlsease Thes pure ont Zoe fii hul. ah
breed and guW 5isiempef stimulate sluggish described .f
Into their natural aciilu aud mrtrt hoih1 M
strength 70 the whole system NOT only ta they
day campfius Of cycry ioy bot also fruiil1a sad r.
they produce powerful Effects. they fia fH.
mnhei ioses the safest and ts lhyss that lc .nl
fr children. Being suetrclaici, rr peaarnt fa-t
and being purely vefetalle, arc ifee ftu any r.t r
Cure hate len made vlirh suuas tiff ver fHa pool. .-
stluHsd hv OF su.h exalted position nHd cafra...
i.f0ii the fu.i iH OF unNuih Many eminent crrtn
nys.ins htve iout their names ta eeffiN ia tho iHu
utinIfy % my fone-s while others have a..
alee . Wrlr clnti Hgn Shat mI lr'rlli.1ns eaui- .1
urny g. the relief uf my a8Igtri suffering aIiau.aa
The Agent below n4ael flsi o. furnish gratis uf
ian Almanac. containing directions or choir u sHU srn
Costvonos. Bilious Complaints luheumaf-n nartg H..t
hurn. Headache arising from foul stomach Naut lr'..
~. iNiiii inA.l.u % w o.. efis quo yam aiiria 't'
iAinl'nei l"ss 90 ArlfNe hl Aeergns afa lu'lnHs Dr.
tsfs which require cfauant Medicine -rUfuls hr-t
tNL They alan g pufip ng DE- blood gnl siuuiagg f
teul cure many complaints Hni0 N0ud uIt be- supposed
oud reach. such loaiu-s-. Partial blindness
Nervous lf0aiiy, ueranrnfnrs NJ thr tifcr ani
Govt nf1 othrr kindred complaints arising from boa state q
Che body or Obstruction ai les Functions.
D9 nthe got on By unpnris lisrs With some other rH
ey aore rratt Ash or Aarns rris aud ltenu
ug r Noohfr h'y can give yan compares vish th. TO- s
mil, value or curative powers The ses want iie t' nl
ulafr s ilr ih.m, aud they shouii have h.
Prepared by DIR. j. &. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass
raicr % cIs. Pa Box Hvs Bosn 'as o..
SOLD BY
FRED. 2. SMITH, b. %. TYLER. s. l. j.. pfEHC
Montpelier and hy Drl4cisia and Merchants 4tutral
uic0ply.
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-nn LOCAL AND TRAVELLING
.NWJ AGENTS WANTED
business paying from $50, to 800. per month-No
.nbue or chance business Permanent employment
ven and mo- capital required For further particulars
close postage stamps and Address,
"a 3m A. SIMPSON, Exeter. n. II.
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Mtsf MANCHESTER Pa Feh. I. 1850
Nou CufnnN PICTORIAL Is performing mHrVoi0us rss
th section. ID has relieved several from alarming lt
consumption. and is curing whu hts lair an
ma Affection of the lungs flr the last forty years.
HENRY H. rAHks, Mrrifat
s. A. RAMSEY. NJ D.. Atnos, novnoz o.. Iowa, vrIt..
sept 1865 During my price Of many years have iuo
nothing equal tn your Charnf pE0Rti fr Swing r
lei 30 consHnpu'c raeuis or curing such are clua7
We might add volumes Of evidence but The cn,u-ns
proof ct the virtues Of this remedy uud ia IT, uaa
trial
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HoWARD ASSOCIATION, PHIIA-

ONWARD ASSOCIATION, PHlLA-
IL DELPhlA. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENI
10 a persons afflicted with sexual disease, such as
Syphilis, &C., Sc.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Of Philadelphia, IN
view OF the awful destruction Of human life and hcalln'
caused by sexual Diseases and the receptions which a,
Paeuoel upon the unfortunate victims Of such dsens''
Y Queeks have directed their Consulting Surgeon as
CuAhlIAB ACT worthy Of their name, TO g't
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, 20 all persons thus Az
hcted (dale or femae,) who apply by letter, with ae
Serpuons OF THEN condition, (age, occupation, habits
el Nc, and IN ease Of extreme poverty and suheinb'
TO fuhNl6H MEDICINES FREE OF CHARbh'
Inc Howard Association is a benevolent nsutuuogn,
established by special endowment, for the ltn,,
oil the suck and distressed, afflicted with "Nrnlvl.
and Epidemic Diseases" aud its funds can be nseq IN
no other purpose II has surplus Of means Nh'n
me Directors have voted TO advertise the above notice
~ needless 70 add that the Association commands KY
mBheat Medical skill Of the age and will furnish i
most approved modern treatment Valuable advice alo
gwen 10 sick and nervous females, afflicted with abd9
nal weakness, Womb Complaint, Costiyeness, Aueh0'
rhoe sc.
Address, (post paid) DR.. GEO. r. CALHOUN, con,
ssaltng surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 hou"
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
by order Of the Directors,
EZRA d. HARTWELL, Presideh"
GEO fAIhcHILp, Secretary. W'l3