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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

Il RAJ from g Horse. An old gentleman COM
ing down Market street last night, on horse
back, wasthfo@n the ground by the stumb-
ling Of his horse and quite seriously Injured.
-E----iz-7 &c. --=sr--F
lYatea' From tie Paakers5urg lttineraz Wells.
To be had by the barre, shalt barrel and bot
tie at S. Fundenburgs, agent for Wheeling.
BUSINESS NOTICES..
Baltimore Clothing House Stein Bros. Of
the Baltimore Clothing House -No.s18 Monroe
street, opposite the North Western Bank are
daily receiving the latest fashions and styles, as
well as the most durable goods in the line Of
Ready made Clothing. They have now on
hands very complete stock of coats, pants,
vests, as well as very fine and superior stock
.of.overcoats, consisting of Seal Skin, Dregoes
Black Broad Cloth, Beaver Cloths, and of every
kind and description, made up in all styles,
Raglan, Erock and Sack, and Box; and Riding
eyeF5eoats: Also q very nice assortment Of
Boys and Youths Clothing all of which and ma.
ny other things can be 5haddor cash.
- N. b. Country merchants will please give us
a call before purchasing elsewhere, as We have
a very large and complete stock Of clothing for
t t anu Will guarantee to sell
at Eastern terms. STEIN BIO.
No. IS, Monroe Street.
Sg-s5 .sf5si
Anot1er letter The Captain of the steam
boat Creole writes as follows: a 80
Dr.. A. S. ToDD. Dear Sir: I have for
number. of years, used in my family, your Anti
bilious or Liver Pills, and have found them tru-
ly valuable. use but little other medicine in
my family. I find them safe, easy in their one
rationan they cleanse the stomach and bowles,
better than any other physic that have any
have also used them for many years on my
boat, on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. 4 have
found them to snit the bilious diseases Of the
South, better than any other medicine 1 have
ever used. Yours very respectfully, fIe
Oct. 16, 1858. JosEPn- RIcnARDsoN.
I, II. Logan 8 Co, General Agents.
SEE advertisement of DR.. snnfords Liver In
vigoratorin another column. 2s5HJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

tDRLRyYAIaE ETECTIoN. .
WILMINGTON, Nov. 2.-I'he Fifth Ward of
this city gives 6moj. for Peoples ticket
First Ward, Wm. Burton, Dem, for Governar
has SO maj., and w. q. Whitley, Dem. for
Congress-, 7omaj, g ssE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

F.! - erh Virginia.
Suicide by Dro,oaing. 10y yesterday some boys
discovered the body of a man floating uponsthe
surface of the water, in Wheeling Greek, near
the Hempfeld Railroad bridge, east5of town.
The alarm was given, number Of persons pro-
ceeded to the place in the rain, and got the
body out of the water by most fatiguing and
difficult process. The body was that of Jacob
Smokey, cigar maker, who lived not far from
where the remains were discovered Coroner
Day held an inquest on the body. No marks of
violence we're found, and from all the attending
circumstances the jury came to the conclusion
that the man had committed suicide. On Sun.
day evening he shook hands with his daughter,
sand7told her that he did not expect to see her
again. He was not seen from that time until
tlIeiBody was found, and tits supposedsho put
an end to his life Iateion Sunday night Mr..
Smokey was about fifty years old, and had a
family of mOtherleSs sons and daughters. No
cause is assigned for the act He selected a.
spot very difficult Of access, where the water
was barely deep enough to drown him, even
when assisted by his own efforts. In recover
ing the body the men were compelled to wade
into the water u Considerable distance, after
whick they took their stations on the steep de-
cliyity, and managed TO getthe body up by
handing it from one to another.
d Female Horse Idiet:-O One day last week
a woman from Belmont. county, Ohio, brought
u horse to this city and sold him to one Of our
citizens for seventy-fve dollars On Monday of
this week, man named Grim came over and
demanded the horse, stating it belonged to him.
OF course the citizen refused to give up the
horse until Mr.. Grim should thoroughly cstab-
fish the ownership claimed. Accordingly, yes
terday afternoon Mr.s5G. and two other parties
held consultation with the purchaser of the
horse, withaviewof convincing. him of the fol-
" of going to law about the matter 1t appears
that the woman who sold the horse, is a sister
of Grim, and that they are having difficulty
in relation to some property which has never
been satisfactorily divided. The husband of
the woman being present, agreed to refund the
seventy-tivc dollars, take the horse and settle
the affair, rather than have his wife arrested for
theft, which was threatened by tho citizen in
case the parties refused to make restitution.
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Dgs9 8Rs1A,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LINER COMPLIANCE,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND

s.ss5ss z4-.16NtHsE& kAt&6S4 fA&AO6s
And Che yar,o,a afrectnI,,
- sSs 4teiis uPOn = U4A0kasteN
9IOmACG OK IIXERS
Such as digestion ciditv Sio1, p.n.
Heartburn, Loss of Annete IesISSy.eSc2
Blind and IsIeedinp In an 4i
NeuFalgic it ms in az
highly benedca and in GesteT
Thisfs purely Sn St;5ct
y scientific principles, aer tlt manner celebrated
IL
United intend moro stS
mighty country Meeting ith great SncceEs
InOw Olerit ~
virtues 1,inst Iie lISd
e1tis particularly 20 tIiose r1; ybof.
constitutions been M *
ofsardent spif ;or other forms q
ally instantaneous eject Il
thrilling and every
the dropping spirit, ia jt,
vfgorin the SYSTEM! 2s5 A
NOTTCEV expects hnd this a
disnppnnted but to the viii
aromatic cordial, possessed of singular
Fsmealal PFSpeEitts si;I 5nx1 11yic NJ
The great delightful sI,;dnced
chasing Be not buy
given. sHtffrs
bottle vii c0nTincs You how infinitely superior to
these limitations 3sH -. ~ ,t es sfsis -
Sold e. bottle. sLx bottleg for blythe
Henufs I,s Sil.s Cos,
- - G = f.sI s55T S
IAuGHLINSs& BDsHPTELD gent f6F SSisee,j1ss = Ve
Sold also by r. H. Logan Zoo ri
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THE INTFLLIGENCER.
WEDNESDAY MORNINGS NDM78, 1853 q

Largest Circulationo of any Paper in West
= e 80 erh Virginia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

autumn LedUes.-5Y esterd1y dismal wind
P%oaned sorFoYflly thFQnghsthe boughs of the
the,trees> and about the cor1ersAsuch d, dole!
full, lonesome wall as we oil liked to hear in
our 'boyisR days, when ssfel enscohced UNDER
meath warm,coverlets incur coy cribs Occa-
sionally q {, dead leaf, f., was whisked-up by the
wind andsseHt glisteniug and >Hutteri6g away,
remndings1s of,Longf fellows four pretty lines
about autumn leaves: -
In Leaves, that the nght;wtnd bsars 5anoz
The types of our uiortaiItS ,.52
'7s-a - And Of, our fading Years. 9i{s .siS y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

North Western Va. Agricultural society.
MEETING of the Stockholders Of the North Western
~ Virginia Agricultural Society VIII be held on Saturday
November 2Ot 1855, Mt the COURT House. between the
hours of and O'Clock p NJ for the election OF officers
to serve the ensuing Purchasers of Family Tickets
ut the late Fair members and entitled privilege
Of voting at this election. z, sals
+ By order OF the Executive Committee. srs
oct2s-d&wtd w. r. PETERSON. Cor Sec !.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

INKS. INKS!
EQpTLERis IMPROVED AIERCANTILE RECORD ana
~, ~ Copying 4GELSIOR FLUID INKS, Manufactured
ames j. Butler, Agent, 50 Vine St. 2E squares
south OF Burnet House, Cincinnati, D. -
To TIE WRlTISo CoMHUNITFIS GENERAL AND IooK. KEEP
ERS PARrIcuLA RLY.A CARD.44enttenen: Every bottle
OF Arnold Fluid that you consume costs
ent per cent than ~ Buffers Excelsior Record
anu 10 no betterl as good
0nsIt Bottle DIS holds twenty per cent less Ink
ret He'd cent higher than mines which
WORTH saving, particularly whenIthe quality is warranted
All our leading statoners supply you abottle
me same terms BY so doing you HOME
MANUFACTURES, ana be wiser il not better citiTens.
least greater lovers country
II you thus act, the times distant when
me shall not hottie of Aruod's
WE'LL LANES II RIiTT. nj "A rIEyt
For sale by Payne Go. anI2J. O. Orr, Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS &c.
4eys WHOLESALE tS;ERFTAII,. Is
b. SHEPPARD, No. 1871 Main ST. corner of Union viii
continue to keep on hand large and complete as!
sortmen Of all articles in his line consisting Ladies' and
sntlemen's Saddles Fine and Coarse Harkess Trunks
Carpet Bags satcEels, Collars, Hames, Whips &C.
Of the public patronage. u 4 N $500
All kinds of repairing promptly DONE and in proper
mahheS. n .ls5sE5t fsfs III. j.. .iSHEPPARD,
sePEu 1871 Mein st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

Tbs Raj" and tie Riosr.4Toithe ,mindsSof
experienced river men, q most extraordinary
phenomenon has been developed this SEASON.
We have had heavy and continued .rains recent
", all along tho Ohio, above its source and
along its tributaries and that uncertain. stream
remains unchanged, except to fall little faster
after the rains are over. There is less water in
the channel now than there was after the first
good rain of the fall, and preceding rapidly,Si
is still the report { Il "a
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u By THE UNION LINE.
Z TO THE DAILY lNTEhIsEGE NGER
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SEE advertisement ofIDr. sanford's Liver In
in another column. . 52i5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

oFF1oE. CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

accident to he Liberty e The steamer Liberi
ty, which left this city on Saturday night,
knocked hole in. her bottom at the head of
Blnnnerhassets Island, early or, snndv morning.
The Incident was not discovered until She had
made about eighteeu5inches water. AT last ac-
counts She had been pumped out, and.coRtinusd
on her trip, but it was thought she could NOT
get over.the foot,of the'Island There was no
freight damaged. &C.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

Flour heavy; 9,50obblsI
Ohio $5,SOa5, 40; South
firm; 10000 bus. sold;l
70. Corn quiet; 10, 600
Pork-mess SIG, Gal g.
Beef heavy at 10a11 i
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ALKIRK SCOTCH ALE, conStantIy on hand and ioi
Y. sale by Loct16l DOANE-& ADAMs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

New ORLEANS; Nov DeatRs from from
fever 90. Frost tile suburbs this
morning gss .4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

6 BBLs Phoenix Mills Extra Plonf a choice article
--octl6 tDOANE a ADAMS
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For sale by n. H. LOGAN g co, In Wheeling.
B!L. Fahnestock Co., Wholesale Agents, Pittsburg:
Purcell, Ladd Co., gents forVa Rich
mond: 80 z.--l - - q. ~. =. ~ ap2s-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

NEw YoRI, Nov. The steamer Fulton,
dates from Liverpool and sIondonsto the goth
1lt Her hss was heiip atsd. 81 the Indian,
at Quebec. Il stfli.z IS e :.
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NV YoRK, NoY. THE steamer Fnltor's
adVices contain the Tep6rt, of the Hlvre market
on 0ct52 0th. Cotton was dull and If lower
Sales of the week amounted to 2, 500 bales =
Strict middling Orleans quoted lat 105fal0 5f.6c.
The market was tending doWnwaTdsi 80
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sLAuGHL1NS q BUsHPTELD Agent for Wheeling Va
Sold also eyE ~ Logan Zoos and Drug.
stess eensFalS: - is-j u nh2- "a y
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,-i,A lfistaEen Impression. The stien whose
name was mentioned by us yesterday morning,
insconnection with tho Lettuce larceny case,
does moi belong to the firm Of Stien & Bro,
Monroe street, as55seems to be the general i'm
p?essioA, x d s5ea 81
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The great popula
many the pur-
have given BoerhaYes Holland one
VIII yonhoH infinitely superior an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-18

FUNERAL OF THE LATE HENRY EARL-On
Saturday last, the funeral Of our fellow towns.
man, Henry Earl, was attended at the Universal.
list Church large concourse of people filled
the church to OVERLOOKING. The services we're
conducted BY the pastor, Rev ]. G. Adams.
The choir sung. at the opening of the service,
very appropriate hymn, after which the pastor
read from the first of Corinthians, fifteenth chap.
ter Then was offered up an earnest prayer, after
which another hymn sung.
Next came one of the most appropriate. ear.
nest, consolng, hopeful sermons we have listen.
ed to, from the words found in Revelations, "a
chapter, 4th verse-"And God shall wipe away all
tears from their eyes and there shall be no more
death. neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall
there be any more pain; for the former things
are passed away"
The preacher spoke of the meaning of the text,
the accomplishment and extent of the gospel, its
power, &c This world was vele.of tears and tri-
als,but the future full of hope and consolation
to the beliesing, trusting soul All evil shall be
overcome by greater good-God is love, and
works here to subdue all things to himself.
Right views Of death were essential This world
and its trials are to discipline us for the higher
life to come, as well as to pour consolation and
comfort into the afflicted soul here. With this
faith we are prepared for the duties of tfe and to
meet death without terror and fear. The Chris.
tisn has nothing to fear but moral death.
The subject was applied to the present affective
dispensation that had so recently taken from
our midst much loved fellow citizens. To us
all it presents lesson.
just tribute was paid by the speaker to the
deceased He spoken of as a man
OF integrity, man that had honored the places
that had been unsigned him by his fellow citi-
Gems, The City Government had lost man who
had been true to its interests, In all his public
life he had been an exemplary man. His public
character had been like his private characterize
had aimed to do his duty faithfully. The church
Of whieh be was member had lost true friend
and counsellor. The tive orders represented here
&c Which he vas srdsntly attached, had lost val
liable member. Ths family circle had lost a eoun-
ssliez, latasT. and helper, Much that related
% his Aass moments vas spoken Of BY the speak.
sr, Eaisa Vas Interesting. saaw1ax thar bis faith
aa3 heRs g alls<sal Immortality were blight
ana g.sssaqs,
Tbs ssmAias wsrs then carried to their final
ressiag Place n the Rural Cemetery. They we're
escorted IN sAs Aassas Tsnplars. Masons, ana
0da FslAaws. ~Ae sagnea sas IN large numbers,
asasse ~ EasSs's SCsSast Band. The solemn
mass 6 he saaa served to deepen The selemnity
q sAs occasion.
AZ rs grave sse services were AFTER she Ms,
seaSS szasr II AaFiAl The CAAplAsn S.p,asa
Kelley, teed eee q the @est Impressive services
sAAs Ne ever hateeeA y, seA Few were the hearts
seAs wNFe eet seeshsa y sAsr seleaalsy. gAaa
AAs hSsa Aea aisA 0es 0ieaF Sess et,lseas, Peace
sAAis AsAes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-18

New York. AT a special meeting Friday
evening of the American Institute, it was
decided to apply for lease of the site of the
late Crystal Palace, for the purpose of erect
ing new building for the exhibitors, also
held that evening, a resolution pledging the
meeting to support of the movement Tor
National Institute, was carried.
The Irib~ne's Washington correspondent
says Gen. Cass on Friday wrote letter to
Jerez the Nicaraguan minister. declaring his
mission closed, and recapitulating the gTiev-
ances suffered from Nicaragua.
Stephen M. Allen, late President of the
Coehituate Bank of Boston, was on Friday
indicted for perjury in the matter of the
niagara Hydraulic Company.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-18

Martha Morgan, a handsome young
widow, residing in Johnson county, North
Carolina, was tried few days age on a charge
of having murdered Alexander Allen, con.
stable, who had levied on her furniture, and
applied asgrevatng language to her. She
was acquitted.
Death has at last divided the oldest
pair in the United States. Mrs. Ludwick
Snyder died few days since in Burnside
township, Clearheld county, Pennsylvania,
at the age of one hundred and eight Her
husband, who is one hundred and twelve
years old, survives her.
On Sunday night last, a crazy woman.
daughter OF Mr.. Hamilton of Johnson, Trun-
bull county, Ohio, killed her father Nth an
aSe. She had been in the Lunate Asylum.
but came home cured. Her insanity was
caused by an attack of typhoid fever.
Rev Mr.. Evans, a Presbyterian of
Lane, aourishing town in Oge county, ILL.,,
seventy. five miles from Chicago, was killed
by lightning on Thursday morning of last
week. He was at the time out in search of a
COW.
The family of Mr.. Andrew Gale of
Augusta, Me-, ate heartily of Holsters short
time since, and soon after were taken violent
y sick, the result their physician said, of
eating the lobster. Mr.. Gale died after a
sickness OF eighteen hours, but the others re-
covered.
Mr.. Suydam, a New York detective,
while disguised and in search Of murderer
IN Toronto, q. W., few days ago, was ar.
rested by the police Of that city, aud detained
until he produced satisfactory proofs of his
identity.
There was a decrease in the taxable
property Of San Francisco for the pres
ent fiscal year, as compared with the past. of
considerably more than four millions and a
half Of dollara.
Snow fell on the mountains around
North Adams last week thursday, and few
flakes came down in the village.
A number of persons were shot, and
more or less severely wounded during the re-.
cent election at Baltimore.
Arthur Tappan is very dangerously
i'll at his residence at New Haven.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-18

GRAPES FROM New MExIoo.-The Patent
Office is in receipt of letter from Major Il.
Z. Williams, reporting his progress from
Santa Fe to FL Paso, in search of cuttings
from grape vines indigenous to that part of
the country. A species of blue grape which
he found is described as unrivaled by all the
varieties of the United States. The white
grape is also large and luscious, and for the
table is esteemed above the Isabella, though
not SO good for Wine AS this kind was 60
ing out OF season, Major Williams thought he
would not be able to obtain any seed, but of
the blue grape, which is the most hardy and
prolific, he expected to collect the seed to
send home.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-18
S. @. PAINE,
Sutton, Oct. Is. 1853.

A Cnrd.-The officers and members of Niagara
Engine Go. No, B. of Worcester take this meth Of re.
turning thanks to the following parie fayors received
from them late excursion to Oh copee; To the
Engineers Of the Chcopee Fire Department for the
efficient manner in which the arrangements we're made
for the trial, ard for courtesies exten ed To Purifier
Engine Co. No. and Atlantic Engine Ne q of Ohjcopee
for and avors shown while we were in that place
and il either of you start for excursion come to "a or
ster We have booked your at the best house. To
Mechanics Engine Co. No. 2, o. HolyoSe, for the use Of
hose and assistance rendered The afternoon OF the
14thwe duly appreciate your Kindness and wait only
the Opportunity to give you uhsantia proof Of
our gratitude than words to Eagle Engine Co. No
J. Of Greenfield for assistance rendered on the brakes if
we get chance shall try and re pr1cate II Cata
ract Engine Co No. 2, and Ocean Eng ne Co No. 3 of
Springfield, for fevofs shown the Company while we we're
10 your place last Thursday evening; rest assured we
shall not forget it, To Lyman Bags, Bsq. OF the Che
opee House. for the kind reception and gentlemauty
treatment we received from him ami all connected wi n
hisshouse il to Chieopee again. we shall stav
with To conductors Parker and Crane of the West
ern Ralroadj you did all you could for our cmfor and
please accept thanks To Superintendent Brimple
COMB, OF the Connecticut River Railroad for favors
shown. 70 Engineers Hudson and Watkins OF the Wor
eeser Eirs Department, who accompanied the Companv
to Oh copee, owe you much. To Col. G. Dowtar far
the loan Of trumpet To Homer Sawtell, su honorary
member Of our company you are kindly remembered
tt volunteers from Nos and 6 of Worcester who went
To Chcopee with US, would say whenever YOU 20 10 a
Flremen's Muster, will return the compliment To
&c rye Coggshal ESQ, who assisted the CLERK NJ onr
company in engaging quarters for the Company and far
many iavors shown you may assured il was
and highly appreciated by the Company And n ali
others VINO contributed in any way maxi our Al r
pleasant and entertaining, ae humbly h4nk them,
Per order Of the Company
G BIZ VIZ ALDsN Clerk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-18

1NcENDIARY ATTEMPT AT CoNooRD.-Our
correspondent at Concord, Mass, writes, un.
der date of Oct. 10th, that on the previous
night ''some person or persons got into the
second story Of Mr.. Masses Hobsons carpen-
Ter shop IN thst ~town and kindIed a fire by
plhhs some Shingles and pieces Of boards to-
8esntssrlss@and then setting the pile on fire. In
order to prevent the fire being seen until it
got under way, they placed a large box up
near the fire, between it and the door. The
hre went out after burning the pile, doing no
other damage. The floor is nearly burned
through, and the wonder to every one who
has seen it day is why did it not burn
Traveller.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-18

These pills nothing new but have been used by the
doctors for many years both in France and America with
unparalleled success ia case and be ia urged by
many thousand ladies' who have used Them to make
the Pills public for the alienation Of those suefngs from
any Irregularities whatever well to prevent an in
crease Of faulty where heath will permit It. Females
peculiarly situated, those supposng themselves So
are cautioned against using these Pills whle ID that
diticn the the proprietor no responsibility af
ter tha above admoniti5n, although their mhdaess would
prevent any mischief health; otnerwise the Pills are
recommended, Fail and explicit directions accompany
each box Price 81
Bold wholesale and retail by DAVID SCOTT, Drug
gist 26l Main street, Of Mechanic street. Wor
cester Mass. and by JAMES GRgEN, liz Main street.
Worcester, Mass Ladies, by enclosing them 81 can
have the Golden Pills sent to any part the country
Confidently, by return mail Sold also by A. A. Brr lett,
ChRtoni James B. Lane Rchburg; Cantrell & Son Dan
esonvie, A. Houghton Athol Depot; Balch Son, Prov
dece Weeks Potter Boston, and by one Druggist in
every toGn in the UnioH
N. B,Laiies, b. particular in asking Tor "Dr Dupon
eos Golden Pills. and that the signature is on the
box you will then obtain a medicine you may tally rely
upon The agent will tell You they are no secret com
pound, but are msde known to all concerned
pp6 div