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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01

4 SEAT on THE FLooE.- Lady reads legisla.
tive proceedings Son mOrion Of NJ. Smith
the ladies were admitted 20 a scat on the floor
Of the House.' Indignant lady hearer a
seat ON the floor, Indeed. The brnteSl SnonId
think the State hadbetter buy chairs instead Of
treating the Legislature 70 wine parties on
Blackweli's Island. 1 wouldn't sit on tIIe floor
to Oblge the Legislature, nor the Governor him
self know"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01
NUMBER I5I
BEBEfrS


VENTILATED, SELf-ALJISrING SILK HAITI
NE have this lay from Nru Yosk EeLt,'s
~ SEHs ~ =! Hats and TAX, iS.,sEfv
ing ths Improved e v'LstiHF svItigtEt Lais, and
making them soft TO the heat
admitting the air between the ,arT body tie
hat and Iss.rE g t cf
ar through It The !yNtlSr i cpLstTUctgs
. the shape OF tie orrhrzh the put
aheT,hy relieving tie head pressure uupgHzzuI
the SIX Hat tn br piiahle Easy the Set Fet
HAT, an far tnore comfortable it ut i:S utVeutI-
atst exceedingly lst, rIUHiiy cuT.tir
!a ne ordinary Nay t'vgssHs-I IA yt,si 10 call
amino Ljansf : u. uAEPIE Sons.
PROCLNAIATION
NNFE her. hy eouuard Wilde Fru;f the city
Via cling tosct sent isr i i sritsii.rn
q! valentines OF ali grades irul ans 20 tic i4t
f"T the This proclamation Necessary Il
evident from past eNpvTrc tst ulfus ~
ten cnsT aspuTaus imitation tie siTv
these Who have teIu=T tircf'.
oteE, zach viii i visr s,s All such siuT--
aus uissNvs, ti cannot b. relied sli
worthless Tie following asess % tJ rSlis lie
suits att ndinr the resoussI5H ei hsss tender
ti5,'W halrLtiHe= Ecc,liu=- ioTtnv ith.
leu - % same Trsult, say SytGrs.
100 MestiikeIy-p.tLsi, NJ.
o. Doiotfa'--!eads To pleasant as4uais ease
- Eztren,,iy ,ioutt:rl-s.nl sqme ho5.
~ No
Snnai POTATOES
Gail soOu those FIRST purchased are pro1uetIv Of thr
harPitst results
Given my hand this rst Say OF Il buu.rS
fsL2 CUPID Con CT Lovr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01

"Ir Tn 10, at home from the party tonight
at ten o'clock said husband 70 bis better half
''ioht wait for me-
That WON'T said the :ady significantly. 81
wont ait, but I'll come for you''
Il returned "a ten pTeciseIy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01
Music /! Music

Music Music
Isl SEW MUSIC, just received the morning: ThabsIg
II WalEes; Cusar,IiuopIe QuadTilr ouiek. .teI
Spanish Ethiopian pclka QuadrIle- Auvu Clo-
atOrs Hear Sic, Norma; The Days
tone By FREELY SOUNDS Eafraneihs; Gyule Msdsri
Ny New England HoIn-; Our Good Old FTienc-; I'm
Old ateeloi; Old Irsnsdvf: aalas CoJIsgr; We Praise
The, Oh ici- luovzIl PAINE CO
'JNHE attention Of BOOK Ks,Pt.s business gen
tTaiy, OF Ee city, T. invited to ftock Of Flank
Books PaICy Staple statiStfy, vheh is AttLis
large and embracing greater than be-
fore We have st!l hare large % coien
fJits, Oh1re Tsinas, Hoods iadies'snd Gents Winter
Gloves, Gc upon ali OF HhiSh, tie ndvsrers
We will r-dres tl'y price. Lshsl PAYNE co.
SEWING MACHINES.
HAVE the AErney Tor Excelsior seVaF Maenss. pri.
So, orSS,09 Can he rarrhousr. South
Market, in operation Saturday from II TO i o'eIol
uEl GEO WILsoN
IU6ENIA shirts, Opera gloaEs, Se;.xa! Woo! Sila
- Chenille ssarfs Lles faanil-tts. Nsg some beau
fnl Elastic BeltsJ. RncElez, Nee styles drrss
ti-' and Misses IIoss Linen Shirt Fro1is
Opera Tie. Iot~ lie DO Ctrc1lsr Wells, very pesrt
nrT l.u-sI. HElSSEfL 4 SW FAifINGEs
~ IUsT received AZ r. Ssie - =
O' r. d"e1" T. \ JOHNSTON Ia Nsgtst 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01

CuTTISG \ SxELI--A sturdy 20 ,l,ii;. man in
Cleveland, short tine since, while busiIy en-
gased ~ COW Eiding . dandy, who hail iuSuited
Us daughter. when asked what he Was doiug,
replied --=------
-.C1aff,g q s1sel, and eontianed; his agitfse-
rnsnt without further interruption.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01

of Main and Quincy streets
-Entrance from Quincy st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01
NATIONAL HOTEL. 7
BETHANY. VA.
R. L. JONES, Proprietor.

Is house has isen Teceatiy rehtted gTsEty SnlnrEsd
4 anu aoT oGrrs % the travelling cssrI
eo lHoa'iois Tie stahlnr = u tl t,st Character
TIE Hotel has recently i INTO tht aI
sit pToPrlefur Efu viii -ia Iiaius
ihs DysI - ss'sri.ii' i'iasit iEst i:sH,-d,t-US
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01

I'IIE firm Of Doane tbs d4y a. solved b,
mutual consent Tie husiaess TIE Grut aAI Lc lei
ii'the hands OF A : DsEBs, fiy SriI-, -
Tie ian.s VI ,h= hTHi IN sst;iI,s y. IT, afsHs.-
-. s. UOASE
. Wheeling IAN sth, is'-s bM. CoNs5ILL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-01
Co-Partnership.

'INIE anderslELsl have say iarrEsd co. pa TusrsiE
ti.e 0f b0aHe Ataus-, for the fert o..
- acting EeieTai Conis-oH, flvr ard Fg jioI
business at the pars oIse, corner Main Oufhs
iUru -tly occupied BY hoe CGzxp.
Wn,SsiHF' .l,.Ss jan . is's- no4NE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28

RIURDER.-We End the following particulars in
the Pulaski Citizen Of tbe'24th, Of murder which
YES rsrpetrated in that place on the 18Th:
personal renconlre occurred at the steam mill
3D. this plaes, on Saturday morning last, between
John Michel and Frank Kirk, 10 which Kirk was
shot and killed by NiOhol Il was well known through
out the entire community that 3 difficulty existed
between the parties named, and the death Of one or
more Of them had been daily expected for several
weeks. NiohOl Immediately gave himself up into
the hands Of an officer and gave bond Of $1,000
Tor his appearance on Monday. Circuit Court be-
ing in session, the trial before the magistrate was
continued frem day TO day, awaiting the action Of
The Grand Jury, until Wednesday evening, when
that body found bill Of murder In the second
degree, and n gave security for his appearance at
Court in a bond Of $4,000
There are two stories afOst concerning the dith-
eulty On the one side it is alleged that NichO was
attacked By KIRK and FGlsom, aad on the other that
Kirk vas attacked by Michel in Fulsoms absence.
As there we're 70 Witnesses the whole Thing, as re-
gsrded in law, is difficult TO understand, and as it
will be speedily Investigated We withhold any eI~
preston OF opinion Frank Kirk the deceased, was
3 brother to Lewis Kirk, who is now in the Column
bia jail awaiting his trial for The murder Of Thos A
Westmoreland in LaWrenceburg last month
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
pnoffie RalIroad convention.

NEa OsLEAHs, Dec. 2T-The Paeide Rsiiroad
ConYeBtion after Elk sessions adjourned Friday eve
ming 10 reeouvsne at Marshall on the 18Th Of Janus
uary It's sessions we're sometimes stormy and
sgsin calm, bat lis faal result vas all IT'S friends
could wish CT it's enemies depl0Ee
Information gathered from The reports Of the
committees aud President, and from responses to
resolutions chow the Cempsny's indebtedness shout
1927 600 Of pressing liabilities iBclEded in The deed
Of trust under which the road sold 10 the creG'
itors v ho compose the new Compsny and nov have
nossession Pert Of these claims will ne disalowed
The payment Of these claims viii releaee The assets
Of the ComTany sufficient 70 meet the ertre habiii-
tee which do not exceed half q million, in
cludipg the deed OF trust debts, 10 meet which
$685. coo cash in the hands Of FoWkes and agents
collected from the fifty cent loans and unpaid stock
Fowlkes has also closed contract for "A 000 shares
of forfeited and donated stock, realizing $4,000
more in cash or its equivalent, making total Of
S245, 600 whereNi'h 10 meet the trust deed debt
leaving $50 coo to be provided By the New Orleans
and other stockholders throughout the country in
FIFTY cent loans snd unpaid instslImsnis
The Company lock confidently to these 10 furnish
the balance, with every assurance that it will be
done FoEkes holds besides 40 900 shares forfeited
and DEBATED stock for which offers are now made by
responsible parties that win entirely relieve The
Company. The payment Of the trust deed debts Is
therefore q fixed fact. FOWlkss and tie delegates
from abroad in high spirits at the success OF the
enterprise,
Nothing now remains but 10 get Texas 20 relin>
ouish the suit for the forfeiture Of the charter Ct
which FOWlkss and the Texas gentlemen entertain
no doubt Texas is disposed 10 dismiss the suit as
soon as the debts are paid and the work is progress
irg with disposition to complete the road,
Most OF the delegates left Saturday. FOWlkes and
the collecting agents remain TIL about the tenth,
and will theu 90 20 Msrsball.
better feeling eEis here than has been known
for some time BurkhsEdt, of Kentucky, isapPOint-
ed 10 receive The New Orleans collections The
Stockholders are making loans literally and paying
calls stock not fully paid. Col Gorin is appoint
ed assstsnt counsel for the oompany.
The Convention resolved not to gOinto the election
of President at present
Cornwell, Of Cineinuah addressed the eOnVen-
ton, urging cautious management.
Kings longaddress viii be published in full
A resolution Of thsnks 10 Ae President was
passed
Mr. Morton congratulated the Convention upon
the successful issue and bright prospects for The fu
ture,
The Convention adjourned to meet at Marshall, q
above mentioned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28

NEw YcBK, Dec. 27.-The meeting Of the Legjs-
lature is postponed till February.
Monia emberts appeal will be heard on the 24th
of December.
rbe Bank of France gained 26OOO,0OO francs
specie during the month
Numerous arrests have been made rear Cork OF
parties connected with the hllibuyeriGg invasion
from America
1t is said that the French Commission recommends
tbescontinuauce Of the African emigration scheme.
The India and China mails were telegraphed.
News unimportant.
It is reported that French vessel engaged IN the
negro emancipation trade has been Oycrhauled by q
British cruleer on The African coast ard compelled
to discharge her cargo Of Africans, although the
shipment was made in a perfectly regular manner.
The Spanish expedition against Mexico is to be
largely augmented.
SHANGHAI Lord Elgin's negotiations are pro-
ceeding satisfactorily.
The Emperor Of Japan is dead.
Canton is quiet and trade resumed.
| The Australian mail steamer had 10000 pounds
| Of gold for London.
Large shipments to England are being made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28
Mexico.

WAsn1xaroS, Dec 27.-It is believed that the
Liberals Of Mexico will oonsenttO the establishment
of military posts in chihuahua and Sonora, and
thus avoid the fOrcible possession recommended by
the President
Forsyth has no intention Of surrendering the
Ministership OF Mexico.
The overland mail officer at Fort Buchanan, re-
ports rich deposits Of gold for 100 miles on both
sides of the Gi;a river. $50 men are at work and
500 more are on their way from California.
Richer specimens OF silver have also been dis"
covered.
The prices of Mexican titles to Sonora lands have
Increased.
Other parties have anticipated our Government
and obtained the right construct Railroad from
Gusymos to tho American line.
Lieut. MOwry asks Of the Government the esso-
lishment Of military post ct the PeiROs villages To
protect emigranis.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28
SRLLINGOFF!

SELLING OFF!
AT COST!
SELLING OFF ~!
AT COSTII!!
TO CLOSE BUSINESS
OF CL1rTog, ALBRIGHT & Co.'S No. 10 Cedar S"est
Call and examine for yourselves, the greatest in
ducemsnts ever offered to cash purchasers. We are
fully determined close Out Ourentire stock at prime
Eastsrn cost prior to the first day Of January next
Merchants wishing to replenish their stock will
End ii greatly to their advantage to examine eur
prices. TO those wishing to embark IN the Ctona"9
Business, we will dispose Of the entire stock good
will and fixtures, the most favorable and satstae
tory terms.
All persons knowing themselves indebted, vii
confer favor by making carly payments. ThOs'
having claims will present them for settlement.
ko725dtJanl'59.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 27-The Jefferson City E1amin-
er says that on the night of The fifteenth, Fort
Scott was attacked by Montgomery, at the head OF
200 men. The town was taken and or killed.
1t is presumed that the object Of the attack was to
release one of MontgOmerys men. Il is feared that
the town will be entirely destroyed.
The Hannibal, Missouri, Democrat Of the 20 h Gays
baud Of thieves from the territory, entered Vernon
county and killed David Cruise, and stole lot Of
cattle, twenty horses, and il negroes Simultane-
ously. two parties under Brown and Montgomery,
entered Missouri, on the Little 0jsge, and stole q
necress, and took Larne prisoner but released him
An express was sent TO the Governor Of Missouri
for aSslsi auce
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28
Arrival of the Kangaroo.

New YoRK, Dec. 27.-Tbe steamer Kangaroo has
arrived Her dates are anticipated.
Baron Hupboldt is seriously id,
Hicks Gadsden, American merchants at LONDON
have suspended with liabilities amounting TO fifty
thousand pounds.
Lord Olydes proclamation commencing the cam
psign in Dude threatens the burning Of houses and
pluuderiog of villages if single shot Is tired
Funds ere dull and heavy. There is renewed ease
al.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28
southern Pacific railroad.

New OaLEANL, Dec. 27.-Col VIM T. Scott, ore
of the new company, now in possession Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, just from Texas, says
the only hing the old company havs 10 do is to pay
off the debts aud take possession. Other members
of the new company are here and say the same
thing. The New Orleans stockholders, in accord
ance with the resolution adopted by the Convention
are paying rapidly to day DR.. FoWlkes says the
road is now out Of the woods aud is much elsed at
its success 1t is reported here that those who pay
the loan will be projected, and those who do not
help will be cat of, in case a sale should be forced
No doubt however, exists among the we'll informed,
of the success of the enterprise.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28
Arrival Of she snnta Fe wall.

IxpEpENDExoE, Dec. 27.-The Santa Fe mail Of
the 9th has arrived The suOW is three feet deep.
The Legislature convened at Fort Defiance on the
Dist
Col. Miles pursued the Indians to the mountain
Businesses.
Major Baehus returned on the 18th from skirm'
ishes with the Indians.
Cant. VaIdes eompany's spies were badly wounded
Col Bobnvile and Lieut. Collins 60 to Fort De-
fauce to make peace or war with the NsVojoes.
Judge Born takes the District vacated by Bene
Jiat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28

The st. Louis Rpublieqn Of The 22d says;
6 Themes Gsving, a tobacco dealer, arrived here
yssssrday morning from Memphis, and asked nap
On she Bevee to show him to hotel The person
asked ook him out Walnut street to secluded por-
lion Of the city, and in an alley, and in open day
liebs. knocked him down and robbed him q $3.50.
fla.lnr vas Of course intoxicated"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28

The Memphis avalanche Ct the oath says; I'VE
are indebted 10 afrend fer thspartiCalars Of most
foul murder rsrpeirated at Augusta Ark, on Tues
asy. The pa INST, by two men named William and
yobp Ralney. The Rsineys had had a difficulty
with a Young man named Daniel Eible., and pur-
sued him mo the house Of Mr.. Richmond stOker,
whose premises the Raineys had.previOusly been
warned never to invade. John Rainey had seized
the Young man and pulled him from the house, when
Mr. stoker iutsrferred to save young Niblst from
the rv Of his assailants. Mr. Stoker had no sooner
interferred than the two Rsiney's turned upon him
with their knives and cut him terribly as to cause
his death in a few minutes. Mr.. StOker, however,
in the melee, inflicted such injury upon one Of the
murderers, Vim. Rainey, that be was unable to e.
cape. and is now In custody. John Raiuey fed and
has net yet been taken. The Grant murderer is
nearly six feet high, of dark complexion, is about
twenty ODe years Of age and has coarse black hair,
which is closely cut behind. large reward will
be paid by the citizens of Memphis, as well as resi-
dents Of Augusta, his apprehension. Mr.. Sioker,
the deceased, was an estimable man, and emigrated
from jackson, Tenn. The murderers are men Of
VIGOROUSLY bad character They we're from the
vicinity Of Collieryille, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28

M Just received per Express, magnificent
assortment Of Moscow and TrieO Beaver Overcoais,
Dress, Frock and Business Goats; Pants aud Vests,
in every variety and style, at
CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT & cos
Dso 16tf No Is Cedar Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28

poArs IrAv1Eo THIS DAY


BOATS LEAvrEo THIS DAY.
For Louisville. John Gauli, at 4 P N.
Pittsburgh, ArgOnaat, At Y m
8 New Orleans, Passport, ii 10 8 m
ARKvsD.
John Bell, from Louisville.
y John Gault
COBswego, from Cincinnati.
La Crosse, from Pittsburg.
sallio West, from Padueah.
Euo
charter, from Porte above.
DEPART YESTERDAY.
John Bell, for Louisville.
Rinbetonka for Psdueah.
Conawego. for Cincinnati.
The river is falling, with eight feet large on
Harpsth Shoals.
The weather yesterday was cloudy and warm, With
Indications Of rain.
Frsights for all points ara exceedingly scarce and
at low rates.
John Gault leaves this afternoon e. o'clock ior
Louisville This is popular craft, regular as to
time and unsurpassed for Accommodations:
The Areonaut will leave for Pittsburg direct this
day at u O'Clock. This is a COmmOdiOus boat, un-
der the command of popular officers, and travellers
will find her safe and pleasant boat
The Eastport leaves this morning st 10 O'clock fer
New Orleans. Parties visiting the Crescent City
will find this very pleasant boat to travel upon.
The Hudson was advertised to leave Cincinnati on
the 25th for this port snd tie Quaker City and Dun
leith we're to leave early this week.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28

Het HOIIandsch BitterS.--We have received an
other certificate out Rapids Michigan, dated sh june
1853 Peter Dane HoIsnder, desires publish in the
ETe,,5ofs that the Holland entirely cured him OF In
Digestion Fever and Debility, with which he suffered all the
spring Peter Dane grateful the propretos Of this great
remedy aud takes way recommending it to his country
men. J. QUiNFUS'
E1 SleJOgga7 T5eo1ss5ode, SAebaggdH, Bts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28

Double Guns aud Single Guns at prices that will
please any one. We are selling them fully $50 per
per cent lower than they were ever offered IN this
place before, JOHN WILLIAMS
Dee7 "a Public Square,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28
NO. 6, UNION STREET.
HAGAN,S PERIODICAL DEPARTMENT.
Special Notice,
mount VERNON PAPERS"

BY the Hon. Edward Everett.
The New Ledger Of January st 1852 which will be IS
ued about the al day December Instant will contain the first
NJ the Mount Vernon Papers, by the Hon. Edward Everett
It will also contain beginning Of story by Syyanu
Cobb J and many other features Of surprising attracvenss
The year 1859 promises brilliant for hireat Family Pa
per Those wishing regular supplies make the necessary ar
ngement with at the lowest subscription prices. have
made special arrangements by which will receive at an extra
ordinary early date
One Thousand Copies Weekly.
Now the time to the year 1859 for this Of
the Newspaper or Magazines. Those who have subscribed with me
for the years will testify that the place to get periodical
regular and promptly delivered is at lAGANs,
No o. mon street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28

Manager Crisp has set spnTt this evening for a
complimentary benefit to the Firemen Of Nashville
This announcement WILL we have no doubt, insure
full house. Our gallant Firemen deserve this COM
plimeur from cur citizens, and we trust it will DO
bearded With unspsring liberality
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28
Stock on 1st Dec, 1859, IN 500 1885 5ls5

LIVERPOOL Dec The sales Of Tobacco in Liverpool during
the month"; at about 1900 hhds OF all Sorts affair
amount numerically, but made for me most part OF
comparatively small dealings upon heavy, eess market
Although further been made in prices it is OBJ
you that buyers do not themselves secure
in yip stocks that holders have but very limited means
realizing tobacco, whilst the other hand sales OF
competing groWths the increase. The demand Tor
ireland materially ntered with by some direct ipor-
taons sales expectation, mainly Of Low quaes
for the Europe there having been scarcely any de-
mand for he coast Of Africa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28
NASHVILLE.


LIZ 40 victims has taken charge Of the hierary
and news department Of the shslbyvine eOnsiiia-
tio.alist. He win contribute much to tho interest
Of The paper.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28
Per steamer Kangaroo.
Foreign per steamer g Asia.''

HAvnE. De- Cotton, dull, ISLES Of week, 4,
700 bales, Orleans Strict Midding 994l0O.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28

RHOWNLOW AND PRXNE.
DEBATE Tie subject = saEssy-hsid a Fhlalipas
sepsslnssr. isss. Fer sale By JOIN YCEK 3 Co
New Books.
1ust resolved b JOHN YORK Co, Ne . Blisa Hgsst
The Fear ss,srs--5y RrsiarEs Breasr.
IN Dad Secretly W1tc Csilias.
judge HaKbuFton's Tsnksa stories-
Francsgell's Noasru Cookery. ffzR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28

A card TO the Ladies--Dr. DuPOncO's Pee
riOF fcal Pills for Femaless--Are inalhble Tor re
moving Stoppages or Irregularities Of the Menses.
The pills are nothing new have been used by the Doctor IN
his practice for many years. both in France and America with an
pgrse success in every case and he arged by many thou
sand ladies who have them make the Pills public Tor the
alienation suffering from irregularities whatever
yrtvs TO ladies whose health will not permit an increase OF
mily.
toned against using pills while in that condition, a. the propr
tor assumes responsibility after the above sdmonon athouh
their dness prevent any injury to health otherwise
nils are recommended, Directions accompanying each box fee
- FWIN, PRNDLETON & CO.,
wholesale Druggists, Nashville, Tenn.
To whom all orders addressed They will supply the
trade At Propeors prices and furnish show cards and CIRCULARS
/ Sold a. Retail in Nashville, by
/ DENOYILLE & BELL, No 26 Cherry street
CIV. HENDEEsHOTT, cor. Cedar St. and Public So uaTe
BEACH & GOODLET. Market ST., opposite Union street
/ J. STRETCH, corner Of Broad and Market streets
Ladies' by enclosing either Of the above agents. can nav
the above Pills conGdenay) by mail to any part OF TIT
/ city country. ,,-
T. B-The ingredients composing these Pills are made know
10 every agent selling They will tell that they are 81
fbev are representedt ASK for Dr. DuPOuc0s sEol
den pills signature each box you will then Sc
medicine you may depend upon, yet perfectly harmless
| MANSFIELD & CO., Agents for Memphis
WILSON & sTARBIRDl Agents for Louisville
sy2-eed&wly