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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-30
BY r THEI UNION LIME.
IL DAILY LNCRR.
ofF1cE. doRNEER5WEEATEKi AND MONROE sFRpprs.

q,
HARTFORD, Oct: % 4 letter has been re-
eelYedS here from Lieut. Tglsr, Of the Oregon
army dated ashingtoa Terrific Sept 18th,
giving intelligence 15 days later than previous
adyices, which states that, the Spokan and Pelas
Indians had been defeated after two days fight
ing. an Indian chief of the Spokan tribe has
been captured byithaiU United States forces. as
well as nine hundred horses belonging to- that
tribe. All the plunder-taken ut the time Col.
Steptoeswas defeated has beensrecovered. Col.
Steptoe' s pistol was found on the bodysof
dead indian. The army lost not'a single man. 8
The Indians were begging for peace and com
plying Withsatl the demands of the officers, so :
that the war was considered ended. The letter.
containing the facts was addressed. by Lieut.
Tyler to his father, residing here, and. having
been expressed to Fort Taylor by Indian run
ners tits probably the only letter from the seat
of war received by the last California steamer.
g.4-- LIZ &
,WAsHlNGToN, Oct. 20A-The State Department
having reason to suppose that some firresponsi-
blepersons in England and others there, who are
writing under assumed names, have induced
parties in this country TO forward remittances.
there for the recovery of estates to which they
are ledato believe they are entitled cautions
persons to whom Misrepresentation are made
to be satisfied as to the identity and character
of their correspondents
Emery ID. Potter has been appointed Collec-
tor of Customs for the district Of Miami, Ohio,
in the place of Mr.. Cochin, removed
The Navy Department invites proposals for
the steam machinery of the screw propeller
sloops of.@ar, building at Gosports Virginia. -
NEW York, Octa29@A dispatch recceiyedjto.
day from Washington, ut the Isuse8lofice, says
that the government has received dispatches
trom.Gen'l Lamar, announcing the intelligence
that Costa Rica promptly retracts the offensive
language made use of and says that if Monsieur
Belly had been as well known at the time us he
used -
The Lake boats had proceeded up theriYer
without interference.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-Gen. Paez, accom-
panied bySen5r P. j. Rojas, and two other
members of the Venezuela, and, also by Gen
Herran, The New Granadan Minister, and NJ:
sBombo, Sec'y proceeded to the executive man
sion to-day, and were there introduced to the
President by Sec'ys Cass, in Pursuanceof previous
arrangements. Gen. Paez said he came to bid
farewell to this nation through its President
He considered the United States his second
home, and expressed the hope that the sympa-
thics bestowed upon him in his exile, would be
extended.to Venezuela.
The high respect and gratitude he felt for'the
United States would daily increase at his fire
side, and when justice or the good name of the
United States required it. his friendship would
be abundantly manifest us n tribute which he
owed to this people whose illustrions chief now
received. his aden. ilS -fs5
The President in reply said he was happy to
see the man who 5wonxso great'a name IN the
Columbian war of Independence, and who had z
made so many sacrifices for his country, Gen'l
Paez being known as the defender Of con
sdtutional liberty; it was gratifying to the
President that he had received the nation'sE
sympathy, with all his heart he wished him
triumphant success on his return, and that
5Venezuelaj may olidatel her liberties under
such nm eminent leader; cyincing the warncst
feeling for the prosperity of Yenezeula, he hops
ed theitwo countries would maintain tliesrnost
friendly lations, and if any difficulty should
arise between them, he entertained no doubtiit
could be amicabIy adjusted. Theinterview; us
Gen. Pace subsequently remarked, was of
highly gratifying character. Gem Paez will
dine with the president and also with Secretary
Cass, before his departure, and astfnrttler eyi-
dence of the friendship for the gov he re-
turn TO Yeneznela in about three weeks, in
a'national vessel rendered for that purpose
THE MARKETS
Ptu3A Oct. %. Flour rathsf more
active;ssales extrasat s., good eSirh family
at S5,75; snpeIfne held at 81, I23 hout sales.
Rye Flour steady at s.. and Corn Meal at
S4,25ts SuppiiesRof Wheat are light but de-
mand limited; sales 8, COO bus. at 81 is 3or good
Tennessee white aud 8 90 for red. ranges
from 40 to 70. Corn is better; sales / 500 tJis
old yellow s0aS1 and new at So Oats dun.
sales q 800 bus. good Delaw are at Ale Whisky
has declined; sales Ohio and Penna btls ut goa
322c
& 4 BaITiMoRs, Oct % Flour dali bnt mn
changed. Wheat steady, reds$ sa1 %, and
white Corn sales old white al 10
ACC, and new at 65a67 Whisky dull and
heavy. Provisions steady.
NEw YoIsS, Oct. q 20 FIonri heavy !: saless
5000 bbls 81 0a4 for tate 50 85ab.85 for
Ohio and 81, 00an So for Southern. M6eat dIlI.
yPptsp nsilsng Corn tiFri Sgaiess2
at 67a6s for mixed. Pork heavy at S 1870 for
mess;slla Sg SOf9l ard 8poyant at
l0al03 tllslSy firm ct %
Gfscfs lct 90 l0tiTi unchhHse a -
Y hisk deelInell 1. al Pho.
visions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-30

an Arrest and Escape.-It is well known that
recently there have been large quantities of
counterfeit gold coin in circulation here. A few
evenings since two men entered tho bar Of the
sprigg House, and purchasing some liquors,
offered to pay for them in counterfeit money!
Officer Lancaster being present, followed the
men when they went out, and traced them to a
jewelry shop on Main street, where they again
tried to put off some bogus coin in exchange
for jewelry. They came out of the jewelry
store, and were followed to a house in "Paper
Mil Alley" Centre Wheeling. The officer not.
being aware at this time that the men had made
two attempts to pass the coin, concluded to let
them rest until the following day. Nothing
more was seen of the men until yesterday
morning, when Deputy o. S. Marshall Jordon
encountered one of them near the house to
which they were traced by officer Lancaster
Mr.. Jordon attempted 10 arrest the man without
calling assistance but did not succeed. The
fellow, upon being seized, broke away and ran
out of sight SO fast that he could not be over
taken. If the proper course had been taken
there isnO doubt but the rascal could have been
secured. AS it was, the escape is attributable
to hasty proceeding and two much confidence
on the part of the official
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Circuit Court. Yesterday in, the Circuit
Court, the case of Myers against 6. E. Wick
ham, damages for assault and battery, was tried.
1t appeared from the testimony that the com
plainant owed defendant sum of money, for
which he had been frequently dunned. Defen-.
dant finally went to compliments barber shop
and asked him if he intended to payst the mon
ey. Complainant said he didn't know, where
upon defendant struck him. The damages for
injuriesreceiyedwa was laid at 5000 The. jury re-
turned verdict of $40 damages for plaintiff"
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CAPE IslAss, Oct. 29.-Ihe bark Carlo
Mouran, from New York for Aspinwall has
been. sunk 90 miles sonth east of Five Fathom
Bank. The crew escaped in the boats, and with
the exception Of one man, who was. lost by the
They encountered great suerins While in The
boats. Thecook died after reaching the light
house.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
SATURDAY. MORNING, OCTOBER 80, '6s.

Largest Circulation of any Paperlin West.
ern Virginia.
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CiLpTHss CAsshfERES YESTINGs OF ths dnest o5al.
W ities made mp 10 oldhr the shortest notice Is ne
newest STYLE and In the best by III, aHG9Es
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BRAGG g,Sf a RgpIC8 lIjIIlrFr rIIgrr

II m u n & Y II
mos the gre4
oSts 2
ulsesi bur lds andalI
M ding prep
ttS The encqpE of
she OF the Won
Ger
the IL session
snslf, publication OF
so 80 w SS,,s,5 re.., ,,s- -
II NJ4s a. ~ lnl11ItAanmG! ~
suffrrs, SSS Louis, having
49, tHtsS Years Win III ism, tiled many
tie Of hftcentboi
teS. ~ = = & si..i sstelti.
lays, Iiouis, who says he was
n1ontbs WdthS n euraIGa,
cured py three or four applications of the
q gee..lssa s4gai
AlIttie daisii9s 6f NJ lie re sAs zig a5drsh
oLi. 81 Eesdiht OH Lake street
Of boiIiD OF kettle
ing to the iirectiona S1 m accor-
and in n fs1 We eHtTacteGs
7.t,s fISe1tSPS ~ ~ s. $500 80 sl
Mrs. George K yryIers TYS,ss s+.s.t =.
fered from painf,l and SUI
and by the use on t'e t&ce
restored to her scnrst,an
Enoens NSs nav ~ n a1Ls! Ml9a or
horrible tnn,or ~ ~ Victim OF
he tried the Essslsd All remedies
- w. !, g.. = -, .tE
~ - = = HfsFe tfsa
confined 10 her for three
allure Of AL other cre6By s afStic Linz
- - tsti5 ySs = .s:fi
-, 4 4FA ~ ~ Eto4hlOns
TIarab,, EREN Nov! eSth, 1857.
scalde.t " the 81 Steam anu
me to BT1ggS Ijliif6hnt -
ly ted from the scais
the pain was gone from the br - an
~eli'an@ a6Ie to rssnnl envy bpsnesa tfas fiIf
On ~ -! y9eR sons street.
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vALUABLE HORSE SAVED,
Mt. s. Inca, Hyde Park, VT, writes :-stThat the
morse considered tless (hi8 case was SPAWN
since the free of Mustang Lniment Ilaye
sold him for $3.50 cash. Your Lnimen has been doing
wonders up here.l' "a 51E7S
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AIR TRS BpoEcE would do well to bring that
horse OF his home Beaten again-thisa time in
a contest for the Caesarwith Handicap. "Prior-
ess" is played ont-quite. Ifshe is put on The
course again, please don't call heran American
horse.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-30

De'aiae3- The express train which left this
city on Thursday evening, broke down from
some cause at Warrington, and did not arrive in
Baltimore until last evening at O'clock.
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LouIsvII1E, Oct 2g.-Thel New ALBANY. ex-
petition returned yesterday, having been paci-
fed by assurances Of Observation-Disclosures, that
Horace Bell would be released on bail.
NEw AIBASY-E Evening Horace Bell has
.beensreleased on bail, and has just arrived
He5was received at the theatre with tremendous
applause.
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The Sons Of Malta have established an Order
here. and some thirty or forty members have
already been initiated They meet ut 8felodeon
IJ,Il.o,, ,.,,.s.1, SO, 49,;
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Stealing a Piece Of 4Silt.-A day or two ago
hessrs. Marsh and Taylor missed from their
store on Main street a valuable piece of silk
After the silk was found to have been stolen,
the proprietors remembered that couple Of
suspicious characters with whom he had traded,
disappeared simultaneously with the missing
article. Not enough was known however, to
warrant an arrest, and nice little transaction
in the shop lifting line has thus far been per-
mitted to go undiscovered and unpunishtd
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RHEUslEEsHYES.N9

9fyears standing, has been totally cured. Piles,
Ulcers, Iumours, Running Sores, Scrofula, Stiff
Joints, Felons. Swellings, Burns, Bites. Boils.
Chaps, Neuralgia. SaltRheum, and ali aches
and pains upon man, and kindred complaints
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-30

AARON JoSrs, the English pugilist who made
trip to this country to train the Benicia Boy,
was shocked to find the fancy" of this coun-
try-the New York crowd particularly -such a
horde Of assasSins. The terrible display of
reYolyeFs aud bowie knives made while on the
pic MI" astonished him. He is bound for
England at once.
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PIrrsRuRGn, Oct. 520.-Rivers Q feet III inches
by lnetal mark, falling. Weather damp and
cloudy, rain last night and this morning. Mer-
eusy go.
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hABh0l have nov on hand q
large and varied OF ~
ess Of Hands fionnsihes
EdBtngss and French Work Sstfs
Vaien6 e5oiee
selection OF French Work CSlIsrS.
0etlu uEISE Kill a SVeH4RTNClFSy
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NOTICF,.

T. n LOGAN. & co. !, and 1AUaHL1Ns BusHFtEbD.
agents Tor sNeeltngi je9w1y9 d1twak9
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INKSl

EpUTLER'S I5IPROyEDi NERO
2 u Copying EH0ELSEOR III ~
by James ]. Butler, Agent, No. s
South Of Bdrnet House, Cincinnati
10 FHB WAITING CnllAfpSIFY IS g!
hrs PGRTTCULAREY.--A OARD.-E
of Arnold's English Fluid that you
enty per cent. more than J. !. 81
and Is no better, e as good. ExPLA
Quart Bottle OF Arno DIS holds h
and Is ret lied fifty per cent. tiEl
worth saving, paTtiCularly when /
equal, All our leading Stationers
on The same terms. By SO doing
MAHUPACEuRES, and be WISER,
least greater 10v erS Of your county,
TUTEoHs. 1f you thus act, the time
the American Flag sliall not 9aye
English fluid I'M oaf 6eloved unIS
az well. JAM
For sale hYs Payne 3 Go. and n
ocEq6 -8nl - = Y ~ ~ - :,
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Is Yours respeeffulIY, D. n THOMAS, MD.
$50 Mo- e4 Vine street.
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"01d Tirginia Ne5er Tire. The Cincinnati
Gazette Of last night says that a fnmily of emf
grants from Virginia, en- route for the Westpas.
sed through that city, day before yesterday,
consisting offather, mother and ttirkesn cdit-
dren. The eldestof the latter is only nineteen
years of nge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-30

THEY ARE MADE WITH GREAT CARE
AND FROM THE
= Y r - S II NJ Al IA! r. ItAsI3.
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5t4A7iS, ~ lgs YEA ~ az N
AVE- tsoAls Slest stjrasslss aaI
s sting Of il6lI ma AIedls
Ffenchi 5deFih6 ii O. SSs
eelll F6fns
f1tkEa AND TABIe GOV .bs ~
stan9l and nj ~ - Sii 5loE SSsf
pet28 q ~ re af "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-28

supposed that he was breaker Of heads from the
Barracks, or n breaker Of laws on this side, and
the officers intended 10 hand him over 70 the police.
As soon ~ the boat touched tho shors, however.
the man jumped upon tho landing. aud ssising
couple of bowlders declared no would knock out
the brains Of any man who, attempted TO arrest
hin. He walked If a short distance, and then run
away with telegraph speed, and descaped. - cncis-
uufi (;uzeff. 10
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XNEKD~ pATKNT .k WING MAIMiNE..


w This is the most reliable SEWING MACHINE eve
offered In this Market both the quality Of in work. Its du
than that Of an other Machine while works with
the finest sk Tho heaviest cloth or leather on either o.
evcuy laid much finer than ordinary hand work whlo
both do. Of cloth are ST, he'd alike r:"s Iva In In ssany
der requires repairing and simple that an operate, ran
nr.s ady.u,sr". over other Machines We ssi conaens
Hod. Psri srinS MaeAines will best meet the wants Of
Makrrsor any requiring in their work
Harness Msnufartursr~ viii And TIL. Machine
much nicer than ordinary way Famils. who require
much sewing VIII And this Machine rsftieuarly adapted to
besides saving labor enough In few Months to
pay fort T.lo WIN and great ..vlns BY using ,l Ssr,
does NIT rip oasly aud Tia. nis, lss
and work Boo and shoe nufac'urers can save Thou
doue rater by this Machine, is better than
lone in any other way ,o,->, ,v,.
purchased your Hseds Sealing MaeAas We intend
wholly for family but As rscommenped 70 30.
leather Harness and Carriage Trimmngsand
many nsshbors testify to the supsrori,y OF
% ss n
Dor snesgh 10 pay Its cost One Of our VINO ss
hand. u the time saves In m,king clothes for Ev
Machine you have sold In this vicinity has the great
est satisfaction and several intend 10 oFder Aaen ITO"
Extract from letter written by gentleman owning
nS In almost constant use since oouehs
them and with the bes. of paetcs result. IN ss @
operators them finished compisS suu ot
each Of my hurdrtd and ten pane""a nss
and hnd tho tae saved In using them one seA'on mas
Another Planter says employ three fasr head
WeGs Pa;esi Serns Machine hand does The sew is
the III s a~y ny Il.
for se.f every three m9nns "a s,. .. 49,. =. 49,
are the sImpes. for Family Pas.s.ss
9th where stitch Is rsquired Price Of Rssas Psst
'''"' ' WHITNEY LYON, rrsedss.. "a
II Sold by A. 9. EN0LEDovE, dsalsr q Fssry Qseds.
Bonnets, &c, Lynchburg, Va mar J1ts
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a g L O c. X S. -

II VI. JONEn, Practical Repsirer OF cL0Cks III
II . PIrcKs, Musfe BSxes, &c. having sakee npen
up stairs door Merchants Bank, NAN aercee
l.ynchbur6, b prepared, at short notice, aau =
terma 70 execute line, warrzntng the eaa ne
will b. prepared also to repair SEWING
MACHINES Locks ht Keys 20 psrsoss hi seWh - seea
try will do we'll call he detsrptned - spefs
pains please reasonable cusiomers . Y. :
In his ap.ence jrbs orders le at the 6oes 81 0ea
vsIrHrIEE 3 HEHlS6 viii bs promptly stundsd -
TsRNS-Cash delivery Of work a~gt~
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A MAN RESCUED FROM THE RIVER, AND THEN RUNS
AwAY-On Wednesday nights as the steamer Glen
wood, from Maysville. was passing the water
works, they discovered man in an almost drow-
ming condition in the river, who was making an
effort to reach the shore. A yawl was. sent out
for him, and he was taken on board the steamer.
As he was in his shirt sleeves, and would give no
account Of himself except that he attempted to
GROSS in q email boat which sunk under him, il was
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II o..EK'. coNCkNTRATED s..ENcs


~ or BAY LEAvES.-Preparaors afthe Bay Leafhave
extensively used ghout the worl or centuries past
Nervous Headyche and for affections OF the
head generally and for diseases Of the Scalp and Hair Bay
Rum particularly occupied prominent position in the
estimation Of many and still eagerly sought after by its thou
sands Of admirers Its equivalent however ofhe active prn
pe of the Bay minute that real or permanent bene
6 be effected and Ia therefore simply palliative and
too feeble for OF the diseases for which this valuable
edv is well adapted
RoSSERS CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
EAFES prepared only by the inventor has been effect
bedy series of chemical experiments and has last been
brought 4" that state OF concentration which makes reme
y unequaed in arrestng the decay of tile hair the
fdandruf and OF relieving by few appca that dsfr
ing itching which most generally precedes the falling Of the
hair II was originally prepared for member of his family
havng confidence In the usually sod who had
most Distressing ccay Of the hail and such wonder
curative eRees that Its reputation
ted and hundreds Of calls were very made for without
system Of ing whatever TIA intrinsic virtues
have pushed into public favor aud demand for
this truly remedy that the inventor
upon extensive scale, and offers Ii
with the fullest condolences to the entire public.
Prepared nv Thos H. Rosser at his Chemical Laborator
Petersburg, Va. and for sale by Druggists generally
sept 3ts
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ONE! DO! !. AR

On VW.Li!n.1!!l1 AK
nNE or THE nest p' RoATiNE AND LIVER NE
l".d'. Imvixorn,or, or Liver K-"rd, ,,hai act.
Cafhartir under and more ehe, a than any oe
medicine known 1t Is not only 'a'iar'ir, bn L"o
remedy, a"ring lrst the L.rer elr Us m'ri'd
ter, then "n ti' stomach "w"l' '"carrs OIL that ma"
thus mI,sn.ng purposes ef.ctualy, without
f mast ys'ha,T 8 !, s,rengthens q s,.,.n at lie
same mc Ila, purge. II and when taken daily in nod
crate doses viii strengthen and bnili up with unusual
Dr. sanford'- l"vixornior is COM o"ndel
- iIely from nrw articles "t d"n', namely, Gums
- when is know that on" bottle OF tic Inviforaor con
much strength hundred dos"s Of Caiomcl
. without "t lis ceieritns effects
- Though possessing rare medicinal powers th's" Gums
been tn, little h, slcians and used
in their prescriptions unit! used in the form Of the inri9o
which with such unprecedented urc"'s to
~ and known in its effects It rarely failed To
Lirer Complaints in their forms
andi.. s'ion being cause" by deran ed L'reris cur
- ed when the Liver is ex tied 10 action
J"n"dicr Is caused by an i'm roper action f'he Liz
and proof that the IsVIGoRAToE relieves iis dis
let any troubled with J"unicr take III" invgo
Co-,i,."e-- can4e permanently curcd by the Invir-.
- orator Take small doses retiring and it assists
mature in her operations ny gradually diminishing tao
DOSE the bowel, left in health, and active stat" and
work as regularly AS clock work
~ ssck Headache is very soon relieved by taking
double desc If the iarigoraor which corrrcs all acidiy
and soreness OF the stomach
loaded stomach has equal as it relieves
all rsf ali .o in hs
= highest terms
- DR.. san(erd'- inviGsrater came 10 us recon-
nendei a a for LAYER Complaints. and all diseases
arising from n Diseased Liver. The testimonials Of
ny its favur iudu ell try IT, and
convclon certain thai q" the greatest bes
sings given u, .epiis for 1t made complete
before the first bottle taken. aud
m thing edible with trouble while before nothing but
w the ghtrst food would digest and often that pain
Now what all readers IL, If Lirrr
CGmpiaafs Dysppsia trouble do not fail to Try tia
- the creates st remedy n the world -Stdis Fdcf.
We take infinite pleasure in recommending this mod
- \ cine preventive Fever md gar, Chill Fe.
- and all Fever- ot a Bilious Type. topper
with certainty, and thousands willing to testify to
its wonderful virtues.
= There has never been tried in family remedy
whiC has with such unboundrd success ia the
z of diseases incident children DR. sanfovds In.
vig0rator; alone for diseases oi children that
- e / for 1t n Caharte mildly and gently
~ the system thoroughly that
think doing service To all in advising them when
- they need medicine tins remedy There
received in diseases Of the Liver Stomach and Bow
" els where all other remedies filed give relief 1t has
become useful family that will not be with
out it.-Jachsonriis, Ala, Republican.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PfK BOTTLE
SANFORD co, PrOpr.ctors, a45 broadway, New York
aug l2 26m
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BY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
Terms

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