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READ THE PAMPHLETS.
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Elk Only Real Purifier Of the Blood in existence Fo
Il Weakly Females Young Children who ara -
= aslcai Every person knows that his blood is pur,
ne must oe Wen NOW an this professrs to do is to
PURIFY THE BLOOD
dyspepsia Liver Complaint No Mercury Ma Grser;.
bmEles n the Face ~ 'Vai1e'
Kidney Disease. scroflla 10 snlRhate Soda,
Eyrsipelas. Jaundce No hon No Mineral
IT Is WARRANTED. Of any ki,d Or n.,,.,.,,,, =.
20 Newspaper puts or fciitioas nqrlesi Every ,r
on rom whom certificate is given theft names ani ,
aLs Puhishe ANY person address thaIi IS Isii
psfs IN VINO tries the Syrup will soon discover IL
ses ana fecoinic nd 1t highly. IL only inst inti
o N q single case has il failed yet Weakly ners
y ~ IN and You will not regret Us cost On soin %
quFes FIVE six bottles - "''h "tHef. re
- ~ Genersi Depot s. Washington Avenue Albanv
sale az II state street. baHy aud by one Dr. -
s tue principal villages aud towns Of this t11s %
as and BY 9. +. lIADLEY, Chester II f anu 'aaa-
York "io John street. New
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON r. r..

RUTLAND & BURLINGTON r. II.
ON and after Monday, January Il, 1859, Trains win
~ Run Follows
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Burlington, $40 4. ~ and 7 % PM
ArFiSe at Rutland, II 30 " g i03Q &
Leave Rutland, 1t-5a g 800 A. NJ
arrive at Bellows Falls, >225PM. g obs
MOVING wEsTAND NORTH,
Leave Bellows Falls 1900 A Nj. and u a y VI
Arrive at Ruti nd 10 80 =. 265
Leave Rutland eco 81 305
Arrive at Burlington 0I5 8 6 zoe
At Burlington, Trainsconnects it'll Lake Champlan steam
ers and Trains Of Vermont Central Road. At Rutland with
Trains for Troy, Albany and New York Saratoga Springs
Schenectady, and the West. At Bellows Falls with Trains ~
the Cheshire Road for Fitchurg Worcester Lowell nd I,s
ton With VT Valley Road for rateboro Hart
ford New Haven, and New York. And With Sullivan ROAD
Tor Windsor White River Junction and the White Mountains
Freight Train with Passenger Car -"
~ Passengers going West, will find this the cheapestand
most direct route Tickets and all secessarynformatiop
be had u the Beliqws Falls Ticket oHce.
RUrLASo Jan, y, 1859. 99 mr.
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD

0N AND AFTER MONDAY, APR Is. $50 mn.
~ will run AS follows: w. IRAN
@S GID T XII Mua
The Morning Train willleave Windsorat70o cr,,..
at I2Q, aud Charestown at Al, A. NJ eoppeet,s
lows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston - l
Worcester aud with Vermont Valley Rairoadfo, S,
arriving al New York, 5,00P NJ 'P''ita''
The Mail Train willleaye Windsor at 90 CI,,s,.-
l5O' and Chariestown ali a. ~; eonncctnr !, N.Y.
Fsllswith ch9shireqna Vernon Valley RaIlroa1.
r~AT GID HG -m> nH.
The Mail Train will ileaye Bellows Fails ,.49ao
town at Y 80 Claremontat Loo NJ eonusetins nv
sor with St Central Railroad for Montpelier Rs,1,
Rouse Point Montreal ,ogdensbnrgh, &c anaat NM
Nfer Junction with PaSsumpsic Railroad for We'll. ~
Lntieton, st. Johnsbury, Barton Sc E
ihe Evening Train willleave bellows Fallsat; 90 rh
town AZ 10, and Claremont at 6.l3. r. NJ for Wips
atcharlestown forS gfefdapSp
Vile atclaremon tfor Newport and al Windsor 4, WI
stock. EDWARD THOMPSON, sur
Oharlestowu N H., Apr. is, 1879 ii
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itAiah sfhJP in all eases Of Sexual irean.of, - /,
et'ses o. the Spine and Kidneys mariral r., az"
y r. uADLE1, Chester
blood All t changes the whole condition Of I'M.
eea F,r - inc poison WIN feeds the frest islo
Z T. IADLEl. Chester
NM iRyP-GeneraI Depot Is IS Washington A.
" i"'A' Jos. CLARK
-. slRUP is all Vegetable and no AJirer.I -
s r = what the human blood needs a. anu
C. D. HADLEY, Chester.
LINKS SYRUP, For sore throat i. u,-i.-,
T. ?, HApLEf, Chester
Pun s sisDP For Weakly Delicate Females st
ss C. F. HADLEY, Chester.
viii be , Ss ~ az Roots aud no Mineral: $500
fqr sale bT 7" chd m ~
- - = CT IADLEY, Chester.
erni "a - has nepc q deaths LEST friend MI,
= p HAbLEY chester
uous sii CURES any weakness in females ~ .,,o.
Chester. vermont NY. torsa'chy c. p nADLEY
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DAINTs AND oils
WHITE LEAD GROUND IN OIL;
WHITE LEAD, DRY
PURE ZINC AND LEAD;
PURE FRENCH ZINC
PURE NEW JERSEY ZINC;
RAW LINSEED OIL;
BOILED LINSEED 0IL;tExtraG
COACH vARNISu;
FURNITURE VARNISII;
BEST DRYING JAPAN;
SPIRITS TURPENTlNE;
For sale in large small quantities. by
JOSEPH CLARK.
Brattlcboro, April IA, 1859. 10
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DrrTFP LT. 2o BAGS, REST IN TOWN WAR
20 ARMS & WILSON.
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n - y !
regard Mr.. lily of the most eapsele a ~,
eessfu practitioners with whom have had Official i
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'SH5 r I1ESISe FLrfD. s.r..l. $780,
f-z<.st,-e "a < 1E0EE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-04

No family without these invaluable curAtVes
They only remedies perfectly adapted for domestic
private with them the parent armed and
the first approach OF disease and meet it
ut the threshold at bay. tribe OF medicine
rightly the rst hours OF desease perfectly
that which bv DELAY only he relieved by long and tell
Gus suffering II at all. With these at hand
obliged the coming OF that often Distant
As we'll a. expeneive luxury doctor: be drugTed
poisoned bIistcred bed but yourself administer
the simple specific the rudy Of life
again to health There only injury arise
n any from the general influence upon
the constitution, bevond all question: Is most beneficial
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire an active. efficient agent for
remedies every community in the United States
Address, DR.. F. HUMPHREYS, 4 Co,
No. 069 Broadway, New York.
EE-So!d by ths DrugsIts In wheeling mh14-ly.
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THE INTELLIGENCER
TIE WIND FROM TIE EAST
BY Il. CLAY PRuRss.

Twas clear night in June,
On the full of the moon,
And nature seemed attired for feast,
But tho the night was fair,
There was danger in the air,
For the wind was blowing cold IRON Tue Eas''
/ met her in hall,
Where pleasure held its thrall,
Mid n crowded mass OF beauty on that hlSu"
And her nngel-preSence there
Seemed to ill the atmosphere,
;Till the crowd around had faded from my sight
While others qnaffed their wine,
So Twas ouaffing mine
The Heov'n. distilled rectar Of her eyes;
Whose quiet magic stole
Like an opiate DER my soul,
And earth wore a halo of the skies!
In my deep, delicious trance,
All! the music and the dance
Pike unon nv ear with harsh, discordant jars
And lOnged to hold commune,
On that lovely night in June,
With her spirit meath the canopy OF stars.
Ere the revery expired,
To the garden we retired,
With sacred Joy no crowd should gaze upon;
The sweetest relic given
A fallen child of Heaven
The blending of two spirits into one
Oh, roses! blush bright,
Oh, breeze! whisper light,
And all your sweetest melody unfold;
All! time can never harden ,,,
The thrill that in that garden SCUM
Woke the angel that had siunoereu III my
Her eyes cleaning bright,
Giving ,,splendOr to the nlght,
With a beauty that the world TOO early uia'S'
| deemed she had her birth -,
On n brighter sphere shan earth, stars
S,d cbristoncd her. Gan Orphan from the
Long. long did we commune
On that chilly night in june,
Nor rocked we of the rcv'Iers or the least
But all! there came breath
With 4 GOODNESS as of death Easn
For the wind was blowing damp from the
So placid, and so sweet,
Meath her snowy winding sheet,
Tn slumber no rude wak'ning ever marSi
When gazed upon her, dead,
In my soul merely Said -,
.'Poor orphan! she has gone back to the staFs'
= loved her with lovo
That the angels know above
For her beauty and her rare, angelic worth;
Twas not tine love for woman,
But passion superhu:nan,
Which in its nature bore no talnt oil esfth.
Oh. roses! in your prime,
Ye mind me of the time
\ lovely night in June long ago;
On, roscs cease your bloom
NV love is in her tomb;
Your memories can only mock my woeI
Ali the East-Wind and the moon,
They make di>cordant tune
Mid the revelry of iife's uncertain feast;
We revcl in delight,
While the Moon is shining bright,
Bur the wind is blowing deIth from the East
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FIRST SPRING STOCK!
AZ Extremely low price,, now Opening NJ
ISAAC EDHAGE EI'S.

EBES AZ EEt'S.
TAVING Just returned from New York WIN ven
III .ctd aud very cheap stock Dry and Fancy S5oous'
I 4onagt the puhico examine IL before puTchAsln3
I,-r Nv stock OF Goods will be iound 10 con
S;S ~ th latest STYLES and guarantee that my
Iover than those any other house Wouid can
,ISr sttsr+oa to Figured BriiantS worm
isst nt only toc; Plaid Duca worth 22c at ~ Len
oISd ChItz.s 25c at lc and other EnoCS III PL
Dorton Musls irish Linen-I will sell MG5ian worm
TS IOc and Irish Linen worth - at doc S'O
onrsinv the latest styles and which being PuIchIseu
rt from the manufacturer will sell cheaper man ever
Str I mes Bonnet Ribbons; loo Ruches; Flowers ana
Ssrythng apDgrtaning the Millinery line ana 10 %hIc
Sc AN he particular attention OF the Trade anu Will
"e r1RSI0ERIES you wish to Gnd the largest peSt
ami cheapest stock give call and promise 10 sen
CiT. setS Of sleeves Collars Bands ms ertnS ana
SSsngs AZ less figures any other "sta6Nshnet
ono mr. Kid Gloves only soc, %orth ST. oou pr As az
loo worth Csc; Linen Ha dSerehitiS a. ~
iSSI. 100 do at iS5< worth 25c 125 leusch
re worth GE; 80 do at SOC worth % % superior 90
- s5i<. worth 81; 1000 white Br!ants at lZ5Sc' HCr
az J PuT do at IS worth 25;; as well as any 9thsF
III, such as Sansooks both plain Pad ana slPeu
Go-ionstely low. 5000 Dollars worth CT Piece S0ous
nanr for Merchant Tailoring Trade and oil when IN
sonSient have the stock in Wheeling VIII De
20 tbe TralO than any other hoHse IN Mie'ins
80 ali them at and ask Is examination anu S
convinced OF my ability to SELL can ana e6tPNe Ava
your reifs1' 1913 Main St.
mh2l
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THE
LIVER INVIGORATOR !
rKEPAKEp q De. sANF0ED,

Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
Is ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIVE AND LIVER Ne
easier uilder and eertnal than other medicine
Se.nE @ on the LfrEr 20 sjsc: il. morbid matter tn
the stomach and bowels to carry OF that matter thus ae
painful feelings experienced in the operations OF most Ca
Grcs CITIZENS the a. the time tbs
it purCeSt; and when daily in moderate doEeS will
strengthen and build w with unusualrIpidity.
Tn. LIVER is one OF she principal regulators Of the
human body; and when performs functions well
tn nrr Of tb- Syztr1 are fuI!v-v-lorel stomach
Iis.r for the proper perform sncc offs
Etomachis fault the bowels at fault and the T1oe
system in sequence .nf orgau-the LIVER
having ceased to do Eduy the diseases Of that or
practice of twenty Oyear', to ind remedy
WhereWhto counterfeit the many deTanEe-I' to which
s rfRsS
has hut to try bottle, ami scoEyIction il certain
These Gums remove al!-norhi bad matter from
the system, supplying thsiT place healthy aoW OF BILE
PuKfFTISG TIE BLooD--givIng tone and health the
whole machinery, remoTing~the Of the disease
BILIOUS ATTGGKi are, cured. AND. WHAT Is
BETTER, PREVENTED, blythe occasional use OF the
On. dose relieve ste
and prevent the food frou-ristnE AMI sour'nE. $1,000
Only one dosetaken before retiring prevents NIGHT
onIv one dose taken at might. Ioo.eus the bowels
gently, and COS--TITESESS.
One dose taken after each neal I'll cure PYSPEPsIA
SIX & 24s o. q S0 viii '" 's''s''
One bottle taken for male removeIthe
'n9s Siv OF 'Ss dga.s sq gTs: sFf
dose often repeated isJCa sure for CHOLER6
AORBUS, and preventive Of CHDLE}fA'
" Only bottle is-needed to throw out of the
system the medicine after sickness.
~ One bottle for-sJATSDICE all sal
IoWness or unnatural color-frum the skin
One taken shOTt~tine before Eating giTeB Wig
or to the appetite, and nakes~food digest well.
One dose repeated--. CHRONIC Ola r
RIGA in its forms, while S UAMER and
BO WEI complaints yfeldZ almost the rst
doses at. tacks caused by WORMS in
ChIdren there IL Epeedier remedy In
the world AS itHeCGTNI iLS.
~ few bottles curesODROPSY, by exciting the
absorbents-
Wetake pleasure recon- mendine this medicine
preventive FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL FEVER,
! an all FEVERS OF = Bill LIOCS TYPE. It operates
with certainty thousands willing testify to its
wonderful virtues.
AL VITO USE TT ARE GYTTNG THEIR UNA NJ
Mo Us TESTIMONY IN ITS IA FOR.
~ Mfs ,oGter in eHsoVt1 With the EHEigorEfsr and
GtGIIEOto both together.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
Is A sc. ENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is daily
working almost great believe. b
gic ere the first dose giUi12 5sHgf and seldom
than bottle is required any kind LIVER
Complaint. from the worst JTUHdics DyspeDsid
common BeGdGche, all of which the result DIS
EASED LIVER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, SIS Broadway, New York.
myl4-ly T H LOGAN CO.. Wheeling. Va
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GOLD e n b r Il II " Il ST q RE.
NO. 174 MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA
NEW FALL A D WI L r X u y y DS!
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH TRADE.


Tns em5ch
n buying a
rrtaIby
fv
W. OAK
Gaze .Csyn T Ian
non 0 bets Y
oftl We
THE lB
RnsFEh Golden
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HUMPHREYS
DC NOTWITHSTANDING REMEDIES

0F GOA 10 HO4AAN4ISk n @@A0 -
Stand confesedy the head ofremedA for the use
of the people They alike removed from the poisonous
dangerous repusVe doses nj quackery old schoI
practice Of Eater-cure or the intricate
medicines Consisting of simple SPECIFICS for the ya
diseases which they related put up in the
of simple sugar pellets and prepared ingredients neith
err dangerous disgusting, they form at the ready
of the parent nurse and are the comfort OF
complaining or invalid. -
They possess these positive advantages which we're
before combined any popular remedies They are HARM
no injury arise from their use They are
Won always know what to take aud how to take it. they
are coxvESEST; you give the Sugar Pill at
moments warming without hesitation or delay They are
kFFfczSr Of cases disease arrested az
1.-THE moment what the pound could ho'
aftcrRardS have relieved.
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WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
RLACK TEAS &c.

ID TIERNAN 4 son, No. 10 North Charles ST., baltimore,
sale the following articles, Of their
pOrtation, particularly for family
SHERRY WINES-Pemartine's finest pale gold and
brown SFIerries, in wood and in glass
PORT wINES-Sandeu4a's competition red and white
Port in " God and in glass.
MADEIRA wINE-John Howard Msrch's hne Madeira,
n wood aad in glass; also, Grape Juice.
HOOK VINES hannesberge Seinberger, MATcobrun.
ner Cabinet, Lieb-frau mich, Bronueberg, Of 1916.
CHAMPAGNE WISES-Moet and Chandon's finest, In
quarts and pints.
BRANDIEs-otard and HenneSsys hne old pale and dark
Brandies.
RUMs-oh and hne, JamAiea, Antigua, Grenada and
from the Islands imported direct from London.
HOLL and GIN-Thr best quaIty-TernRn brand-aud
mixture Of dr0nt1tic poison in it.
2bO half chests Of the finest SOUCHOEG TEA nh5-1y
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PRICES.
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look over the list make up case Of what kind you
choose and enclose the amount In current note stamps
by mail address No 562 Broadway New York, and
will be duly returned by mail express free
Of charge
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PILES.

writing ia, ~ have been for line seriously
with bleeding piles; and have regarded my case a.:
severe one-at time indeed hOpeless but Ihave used
your medicine (Ple Spechc), and cured. have no
doubt are laying the world under great and lasting
obligation"
gentleman Of fty years, well and favorably known at
Cehi Delaware county SewYork had been marty to the
piles years. Sometimes from excessive henoT
rhagr main suffering he reduced to the verge Of
the grave Por years he dragged miserable
tence confirmed invalid disqualified for any business,
life almost burden 1t IL needle to add that he had
from Nl sorts of doctors, to little
purpose. He consulted and rrcommend
ed our Pile Specific with, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
this began improve: and since has never had
serious turn Of piles From the first month up to
past he occasionally symptoms Of his old complaint
but Pile Pills EoulI dispense it all and for
more than past been entirely well Of the piles
brilliant sscarcey to be found in the annals OF
medicine.
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Fde=L!y:
Xxx LoSIER,
Prn cipaI-I,ectuTer the Science 90 Acc"GOth ''S
Business Csst"rsa Ia
NJ =. Z
Professor Of the Theory And PTz-ts~ ~ Beck AteI1s
Commercial CaI-llLt0rs
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of Rock heeP'2T-
y. c. OH SON
Professor of Business and Ornamental PENN -IiA.'
$ 7. WILL. - sis- EsS
Lecturer Mercantile Law
RIVE FATE : e =, -
Lecturer ouul-rcial EthicE
TRUSTEES:
yJ,, Inn p Kennedy Hon Joshua yausNut,
Ron Tbonassvanz Wr1. II, KeishlsT, EsI.'
Jacob Trust, ESQ william hnA3~. rs,
The CoIIe-e j. provided with CouIrlerctA- Li5fA''
Standard Works, expressly for the use Of students
Each STUDENT has desk 20 himself aEdI s-r7Eas"
structed- ,-.,-, ri .z
ter a. any time 80, -, .,-r,,
from o - weeks.
A DrProhA is awarded Q all Graduate t-s-,
Alar-- and Beautifully Ornar-snted Circular con
upwards Of =eUARE FIST, representing me ELteT.
Interior View ofthe College, various charaeieFis'e
penmanship. &c. Eentby maf-Se 81 charge, Aeeol'1
With catalogue giving full particulars Acres M
Z X LnSTER- R.Ifi'a'T'' 49,
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+. II. SCOTT.
No. 157 Main street, Wheeling, va
Wholesale and Retail

watches. Clocks. Iewesry- watch q S'O'"
Materials. Tools. GSlnsHeH, D.
OLIVER Plated and Britannia Ware, Gold Pens - -.
- ellis Cola and Silver SPectacleS- Port Sionnas' -
Card Cases Cabas, Work Boxes, Brushes Combs
~ PancV SCANS Pocket Knives, Scissors, Ra-ors re-
Pistols Ger ST. Plated Specks, spoons and FoTts'
srJ general assoTnent OF useful and fsaey articles
Having Ia.eIv added very largely nv stock be' -
the wholesale and Retail departments. enables II
offer TO ,,,.
and the public generaIIy very complete Assortment
the lowest prices ,--,,,et
Watches and Clocks carefully repaired and WAIT
app
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road,
~ E
Ls&ES-ESgSz LS---4-A1@
SUMMER ADVANCEMENT.
M and after Monday the 18th April 1882 the Passense

ON and after Monday the 18th APRIL 1882 the passenger
I J Trains will be daily rs follows: ,., n.
First-The Southwestern, ST. Louis 70
I,+,bns Whaeng B.nwood, Baltimore and Washington
CITY Express leaves Wheeling daily at 1:l0 A NJ arriving
Ia baltimore A NJ connecting with trains LOT ts
Eastern ReturnnS leaves ba
at C5 p M arriving BenWOOd at SIG ana Mheens ~
$50 A. NJ with the great Western
and EXpress This train only stops Tor means
and supplying engine with fuel and water.
Second-The Northwestern, Cleveland Chicago st Louis
Indiana polls. Dayton, Cincinnati Columbus, "heeilnE
BenWood Baltimore Washington CITY Express departs
daily except :45 P. NJ and arrives AZ BA
p NJ connecting with the trains 'or the III
and Southern Returning, leaves Baltimore AT
A NJ arriving Benwood at l:aO and wheeling aIIV
A. NJ stops all regular strtons Eas OF Cum
berland.
wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train leaves
Wbrelng day SUNDAYS rxcert-d Mt 1888 A NJ arriving
in nd a. 6S5 r NJ Returning leaves Cumberland
At s:1O A. NJ and arrives at Wheeling at $50 p NJ rms
train stops At all stations. J. b. FoiSO' Agent
w. p. Smith, Master Of Transportation. =.
L, NJ COLI, Gen1 Ticket Agent. apr
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CASES AND CURES.
DYSPEPSIA.

Young lady OF troubled with indigestion for
months render great necessary in the
selecon OF her food. After eating, the stomach became
acid rising in her mouth with water an an unPeas
ant heavy loqdEe sensation in her stomach, continuing
for hours frequent headaches bowels constituted and
depressed mental condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia Pills morning and night and in less than
week almost cry symptom OF her disease had vanished
and she felt like a new being.
gentleman somewhat advanced in years strong robust
had lately good deal affected with nd
sson weak tongue bad taste in the mouth
and attended with peculiar vertigo and whrnS in the
head so much so as TO render his riding carriage
even mounting emnence, quite dangerous After irving
several things Intellectually he upon the Dyspepsia Pills.
which Afforded prompt relief pill every night and morn
ing works charm, relieving all his vertigo and other
r,lap Mt syn ms
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