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The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08

BLACK AND WHrrE-The Mountain
Democrat is Mortified and disgusted that
seventy-two white females were married
to negroes last year in the State of Mas
sachusetts. We verify believe the
seventy-two are guilty of a crime against
nature. AT any rate their taste is not
to be admired. But the publication of
the fact by the Mountain Democrat is
doubtless for the purpose of casting
odium upon the people of the glorious
old commonw ealth of Massachusetts,
Before parading such evidences against
State and her people. we would advise
our cotemporary to prove satisfactorily
that the million of mulattoes at the South
are the actual product of black and
'ohite ourang- outangs, legitimately pro-
duced, as simon pure niggers are of the
black.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08

CoBDEN's VISIT. - The object of
Richard Cobdeu's visit to the q. S. is
said to be. to look after his interest in
the Illinois Central Rail- Road, in which
he is a stockholder.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08

SATLED.-The steamers Golden Age
and Uncle Sam sailed April 9Th, the for
mer having 720 and the latter 800 pas
sengers. The Age took ss,o79,544 in
treasure,
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08

ITALIAN NEwsPAPER.-An organ for
the Italians has made its appearance at
San Francisco. There are enough of
that sort of people in the State to sup
port newspaper of the kind if they
wouid
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08
TO Capitalists and Owners of Real
Estate who contemplate making
permanent Improvement.
PHOENIX WORFs
kITTRIDGE 4 FRAZER.
Proprietors of the
Phoenix Iron Works, San Frsncisco

EsihE to call you particular attention to tho
Iact mat they are extensively and successful
engaged in manufacturing Fire-Proof Doors and
shutters Bank Vaults, Prison Cells, etc. at greatly
'eduCed Prices.
Vur practical knowledge of the business has
Seen renaered complete by ten years experience in
our best reference is our work which can be seen
~ ~ nearly every city and town in this State and
1rsson. Particular attention paid to orders from
the country.
4ss large assortment of second hand Doors
ana shutters constantly on hand, and for sale a,
very low rates.
LIZ Battery street near Pacific, San Francisco.
A. B. HALLQCk, at Portland, is our Agent fot
'r'gon. apis 6mi2
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08

% Gen. Scott declined the recep-
tion rendered him by tie Legislature of
Louisiana, alleging as reasons, indispo-
sition and sympathy with the public for
the loss of valuable citizens, by the ex-
plosion of the Princess.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08
Notice of Dissolution.

TNHE Co-partnership heretofore existing between
L z. P. RoussIN aud f. T. MANN is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. z. P. Roussin will
settle all demands against the late firm
All those indebted to the late firm are requested
to make payment. Precisely"
2. P. R0UsSIN,
+. T. MANN.
April 4th, Is59-3w
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08

~ Jerry Sullivan, of San Francisco,
has placed us again under obligations to
him for files of Atlantic papers. May
he live many days to confer similar
favors on the press of California.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08

81 VIM. H. Parker, a Californian,
committed suicide in Washington City
OF the 22d Of Feb.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08

A Washington paper publishes let
ter from German, "a years old, who, it
says, is perhaps "the only individual
living in either hemisphere, who enjoyed
the pleasure of the table, seated on the
right hand of Washington.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08
Friday Morning, April s. 1859.

DEMocRATIC STATE CONVENTION
The Democratic Lecompton Central
Committee of the State assembled at
Sacramento on the Cd inst, in pursuance
of a call of the chairman. and resolved
that the State Convention should be
he'd on the 22d of June, for the nomi-
nation of candidates 10 be voted for at
the election in September. The CON-
mittee established the basis Of repre-
sentation in the convention at one dele
gate for every 200 votes, and one dele
gate for fraction Of 100 votes cast at
the last election for Baldwin and Me-
loney. The committee also recommend
test Of qualiic cation to govern primary
meetings, which shall be that a person
shall declare that he voted for the Le-
compton nominees last fall, or that he
indorses that stripe of democracy. I'm
der the apportionmcnt made Nevada is
among the highest on the list - San
Francisco exceeding her Two votes
Nevada, Tuolumne, Ell Dorado, and
Sacramento have IA delegates EACH
The whole number of delegates allowed
In Convention is 269.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08

The FRUIT CRoP.-The Alta says
that advices from San Jose, Stockton,
Suscol and Napa give assurance that
the peach and apricot crop is badly H.
jured by frost. The San Jose Tribune
states that the crop of that valley is al
most entirely ruined.
The Marysville Express says the crop
of peaches, nectarines and apricots is
destroyed at Chico, on Butte creek
and most of the orchards near Marys-
vile, but that Mr.. Beach has so acres
uninjured, owing to ar elevated position
and nature of the soil.
1fno late frosts intervene, we have the
promise of large crop in this vicinity
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08

u Among the acts Of Congress of
the late session we find one for the re-
lief Of Robt. A. Davidge. Probably on
account Of his defalcations in the Post
Office here. He's protege Of Dir.
Gwin and relation of the Costume
obligatory" lady.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08
MARRIED..

AT the Pacific House, on the 4th inst, by Rev.
D. A. Dryden, Mr.. W. e. WHEAT and Mrs. SUSAN
SWEENEY of the house aforesaid.
friend suggests the bride ought never more
to want for BREAD.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08

Mr.. VERNoN.-Mrs. Judge Buckner
and Mrs. Judge Caswell, vicu regents
for this city, are on their rounds collect
ing funds to complete the payments for
the home and tomb of Washington.-
We trust they will meet with the re-
wards their disinterested services richly
merit. ct not Nevada be behind in
the patriotic cause.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08

CONVENTION TO REVISE THE CoNsTI
TUTIoN.-A motion towards constitu-
tional convention has been made in the
Legislature. 1t is just in time. The
people can vote upon the question at
the next election, and the Legislature
of next wintermake provision for calling
the convention in 1860. AS the census
of the State is to be taken next year by
the general government, and as the elec
ton of 1860, comes off in November,
there is time to get the census returns
for the basis of an apportionment before
the assembling of convention, which
can complete its labors in ample time to
elect officers under the new constitution
at the general election of 1850. Should
a new constitution be formed the reform
government can commence one year
from the first Of January next and much
expense be saved the State.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08

WIN. WALKER.-It is rumored that
the fillibuster General has returned to
this State for the purpose of founding a
monastery in which to hide himself from
q society whose moral sense he has
abused, and to do penance for the re-
lnainder of his life for the murders, rob-
berries. and ether crimes he has been in
strumental in committing on the innocent
and unoffending members of his own
Holy Mother Church. It's sensible
move for him, anyhow
CrRREACY.-Itis is a fact that the tick
cts to C. W. Young's gift entertainment
have passed for currency at par within
the last few days. They are better than
Bolivian dollars in the market and scar
GER Nearly all Of the 5000 tickass are
disposed Of
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08

BEETs.-We observed at the Variety
Market, q day or two since, q beet which
weighed III pounds
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08

The S25O,OOO BILL. - The Bill of
Senator Burton, appropriating the above
named sum to pay the outstanding debt
of the State not passed upon by the
people, has been defeated in the Senate,
as might have been expected.
The present Legislature has no idea
of paying the honest debt of the State.
The money is all wanted for other OBJ
jects. Those bummers are to be paid,
Nougues to get slice, Estell bite,
Wagon Road to be built, State Prisons
and Insane Asylums and Capitols con-
structed, "the law to be maintained at
all hazards" and the Democratic party
fed out of the public purse. Of coulse
the debt of the State is of trihing ac-
count aside these other just and reason
able measures-of course it is.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08
BORN.

Sunday, April Sd, the wife of D. s: Tallman, Of
q daughter.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08

OkEERED.-Dlnce ihe W -Opposl-
ton movement in Virginia the loco-focos
feel "skeered." The leading Demo
cratic organ of Virginia tells its readers
that it is no childs'-play movement anu
advises the party to be up and doing.
This seems to be the more necessary,
since Wise has advised his friends to
take no part in the canvass. Wise is a
host in himself and is bound to carry
with him thousands of others, as true
friends as ever adhered to the fortunes
of a man.
In this state it has been deemed nee
essary to get up letters purporting to
come from Wings, beseeching their old
party associates to remain dormant
The Sacramento STANDARD starts out
with one of these delectable documents,
Dan. .Gelwicks follows suit, and others
will doubtless follow. What old and
true Whig but will regard these sense
less emanations of renegades who are
hugging their old enemies, having sold
to them their birthright for mess of
pottage, with utter scorn and contempt
It's safe bet that these letter-wliters
are locofocos, or renegade Wings who
are either in office or seeking for one.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08
DIED..

N Sacramento, on the 31st of March, SARAH,
wife of J. P. Van Hagan, aged 66 years.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08
Notice to Lien JIAIderS.

Rough 4 Ready, April 6, 1Sj0-4w
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THE
LIVER INVIGORATOR
PREPARED ri DR. SANFORD,
Compounded Ent1rely from GUNS,

COmDCuUUGU duLITgIY
rs ONE or THE BEST PURdATIvE AND LIVER NJ
DICINES before The public, that acts a C't:rtie
sser laer and NOR sI ai nan any I' iIa
actng Liver eject it. morbid matter then Oh
i,I mi ,rc IN thu. oTrrations 81 most
tIGrsI 1t Strengthens the .vs'- the time Ehat
it purgr' IL and Thsn 'HS 81, IN a0'e' VII
human body; sud wien performs i;s functions vel
the powers % system fuliydsTropsd The ,''!Hsh
almost enrely dependent the hcit'v action % tie
.tansaR ss s 5oTei; at fsa ADD Ii.
system suffers in conseuenee 81 one oTsan-the ttN
gan one 9 we PrGpr ,n find . remedy
cuUntcraCt the lerarS-rlerSi 90 which
~; ] - Ig aT
has Int try bo''ic, and. .r'uys;.on 'yr5..'.:
the system, suPP.ins in ;hsi' place healthy flow Of 3
PURIFYING TIE HLooD,--gfviE heal, TO the
whole marhue-y re1"Tins~the cause OF The disease-
aEST gyF%T6 S s.s ASD w WI Of rs.
LIVER INvIG0RAT0R.
and Tr-vsrt tfs tool fror1-r.-fne ani ,o,riss
ONLY losetaker nefor- retiring, prevents NIGHT
6"Iy one dose taken a5--esht. !oo.sns the bo-ela
gently, and cnres COS II z-sh>>. -
r-One dose OF Two viii always relieve
one bottle taken male trurtion reunovesthe
cause Of the disease, aTd-n1kes PgE;sst sure;
JfORRC-S, .aI a preventive OF CHOLERA.
eFY- Only one bott.- usrIr! 20 t.r1v of the
system the % madeleine long
e. bottle taken 'Or-SJATSpICE removes ali sal
iowncss unnatural Coi0T-iTOT1 TIE skin.
one dose taken shocu~time before Eating gives EIE-
or TO ;he appetite, and makes-fOoG digest Veil.
dose often rrpcatsi.-.rurrs tHeOSL'- DLAR-
RIGA in ts worst forms while ) 4 " " z Il and
30 WEI complaint yI=ltZa almost "a the hrst lose
doses At tarks caused by WORMS in
ChildreI there Is afr secd!er remedy in
/ the world, AS u nsrsG.EEiL+-
~ \ few bottles cures'-DRDPSE. by exciting the
; absoTb-nts.
pleasurein recon- rleclinC tAS medicine A.
preventive ror FEVER AID AGJE, CHILL FEEEs'
all PEyERS Of a Bill LlOCS TTPE. It operates
ithc-rtaujy thousands willing testify 20 is
won lerful virtues.
All WYO USE IT ARE GIVING THEIR IVAN
ITOES TESTLHOYYTN ITS F1 FLIi
~ M- tie JAOIEtt JciL tie IsEiyorEtor, ard
slstLlIO'1 both together.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
Is A sCIESTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is daily
working almost too great TO -iieye cures by
tgc tie first DAs giriHg bSHSft and seldom
than bottle requr- 20 cure any kind q LITER
RsTiEcte all % which the result Of DIS
! EASl:!D LIVER.
PRICE OSE DOLLAR PER ROTFIE.
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor. BIS Broadway, New York.
nJ1I-1y T H. LOGAN Z Co, wh-eIirE. Va.
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@ O L d e n = Z e II Y = ST q i +
NO. TIA MAIN STREET, WHEELING va
NEW FALL A n D WIN L r r u . . DIS!
eREAr INDUCEMENTS TO CASH TRADE


:
exp ~ 80
wiiweE~u
u Ni Z
o.
to rt:C Ct ,C <
N " - . best
uCaptng Fl
na tl 5 p v
nrirlG~
uy
Remember The Code"
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THE TN PELLIGENCER
TINE.
- lae whselLng IntellIgenaer.l

who, looking backward from his nanh"9ds rrne'
sees not the spectre Ct hs misspen' time"
Time is the least needed. the most valuable
of our possessions What may not be gained
in time well used; what priceless treasures eS'
cape our grasp by ncglecting the passing min
uteS2 In every spare inmate we may lehri.
truth whether natural or spiritual; may, by
ench small Accommodations as the passing mo-
,nents Offer, learr-a foreign language, an ART,
a science. and thus become more useful mem
hers of Society. Had bat the silent Phantom
n voice: could it but whisper or shout In the
the. ea,, of mrn-"soingi gnnci going! gone!
take heed bewarc"--how would the race OF
,Dr,, start and trcnbe! and, as tho to supply
this lack of voice men have given tongues 10
their clocks, the measures OF time.
1.-THE bell strikes one. W. take no nc'e 81 time
.3at from is loss. 70 gave it then tongns
"a wise IN man rs II an Ang- sPoke,
s'iti the knel OF my departed hours; a., a.,
.sIy!,are they? With the years bsyond the no'u
"It!s the signal that demands despatch;
.'IIo1r 1r.scs Il to Ls doNss'
All great men haze treasured and placed an
infinite valne on time! Hours wei! used sup
ply the want Of genius: genius becomes curse
to its possesSor, unless it use Alright the time
at its disposal. How much Is to he done! =
to be done for the present, aud all for the tuiufe'
THAI solemn future where lime Is noI.
ON! on! our moments tucrg nyi
Like shadows If passing cloud
tn general darkness Sraps he sly,
lie sports, he tribe time eaayJ
It'll time IS Ms 10 waste nc m"rci
Needless he hears the =ir-as g!syi
A9t; t.cn is iasn'l upon tis sh''e
He has Nc thought Of cornineda-S,
Tho tleY much deserve his "a uc1''
And so the needless wauderer stra.'~r
Nrl5 treasures r".-.stt and -'t'I-rs l=Lt
Tn0u-h vision slesk-t'se ear Is ao..i
i ltoS Gun Of T@risty is f1l;
A.L al besides fJG gole-f'rgot"
MorxDsvIELE.
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No family should he without these invaluac" curatvcs.-
only remedies perfectly adapted for domestic
ar private With hem the parent is armed and
par the first approach Of disease and meet II
threshold and keen it Mt hay. trie or medicine
rightly directed in the first hours Of sseasc perfectly cre
that which DELAY only be relieved b. long and ed
hours OF suffering. II At all. With these at hand You
Obliged await the coming OF that often distant,
we'll cNpnnrye luxury doctor; 10 be diuCCed or
poisoned bstcrcd be hut y6urself administer
stumble specific AMI restore the ruddy current uf life
again health and i"v Thcrn only injury arise
from their but the General Influence
constitutions beyond all question, s most beneficial
AGENTS WANTED
dssire active. efficient agent for the sale Of
remedies every the United States.
Address, DR.. p. HUMPHREYS. & CO.,
No. SO Rroah~av Nav York.
S1-Sad hy ;l= Druggist. in WhsvIisG. rb1l-ly.
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PILES.

clergyman OF the Baptist Church. well known in Illinois
81 have been for lin" seriously
afflicted with bleeding piles and haze REGARDED my a." as
time indeed, hop-less hat IhHva used
Your medicine (pc Spccfc), and am cured. have no
doubt YOU laying the world under great and lasting
Obligation
ccntlemnn fifty years, well and favorably known at
Celh Delaware cnuntT S-wYork had been marty to the
piles Sometimes from excessive hem'r
rage, pain and suffering he was reduced t" the verge OF
the grave. he had dragged miserable eNis
.erca confirmed invalid disqualified for any business
burden 1t Is needless to add that he had
OF lies, from all sorts Of doctors, to little
purpose. He consulted two and r"commend
Specific. with. occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
From This he began TO improve, and since has never had
serious Piles. From the first month mp t" year
pa occasionally symptoms Of his old complaint
but the Pile pills you'll dispense It all, and for
past he has been entirely well Of the piles
brilliant is scarcely to b. found in the annals Of
.lrla-
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+. IT. SCOTT,
No. l57 Main street, Wheeling. Va
Wholesale q I'D Retail

DEALER ~ =,
Wutchcs- Clocks. Jewcsry- WfrCh q tiO
IIuperiaIz. Fools, tsinsseH' D.
lyILVFR PLATED and Britannia Wa, Geld Pens - -,
- chs Cold and SILVER SpectacIcs, Port Sonnai' t4
Gard Case Cahas. ToTE B"xrs. f-s'-S Io--'i rv-rs
r. Fancy Soaps. -i-SErS Fts=sr- n
1istoIs. Si Plated Sp =cSs spoons fi ~
SIX Guards S.eeI KEYS. Steel Pens. Jet ana ia.
anil general ,ssor; OF Useful and faucE 81
Having lately sE1ei very la-reiy 10 nv So, . 70
the Wboies.le ana Retail Departments. enables 80 "
Offer ,,,,,rz
watchuaizers, Merchants. Fediafs. =,
and .b- naIc rsnsrAIiy v~ry complete assortment -
IN. lowest prices - ,-.-.-e.i.
watches and Clocks carefully repaired an!
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ANSPORTATION.
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road.
pss Es5E5:4s:5g9 - 6 -
N and after Monday the nth April 1882 the Passenger

ON and Monday the 18th April 1882 the fassenSe
- Trains will he daily as follows: - -, -
Firs-The Southwestern, St Louis, W
lumbus Wheeling, Benwood, Baltimore and Washington
CITY Express Wheeling daily AT lllu A NJ arriving
in baltimore at A connecting with trains Tor tr
Eastern and Southern cities Returning, leaves Baltimore
lbs p NJ arriving At Bsuwcod s6 and Wheeling al
S5I NJ CONNECTING with the great Western Southwestern
and Northwestern Express This train only soP' Tor meals
and supplying engine with fuel and water
Secoui-Thc Cleveland Chicago 81 LOUIS
indianapolis Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus "heehhs'
Benvooi Baltimore Washington City Express departs
daily except Saturdays 45 p 81. and arrives at Bait
more p NJ connecting with the trains for the E
and southern ces: Returning, leaves baltimore at .I
A. NJ and arriving $50 and Wheeling ~ 2o
A. NJ stops all regular strtions East OF Gum
berland. 49,.
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train leaves
wheeling iily sundays except- at 1855 A. NJ, arriving
in Cumberland az 615 2 NJ. Returning leaves Cumberiaid
at S:lO A. NJ. and Wheeling at 6in 2 NJ rms
train stops at all stations J b. FOHDr Agent
w p SuITm, Master Of TransPortat on.
L. NJ. COLR, GENT Ticket Agent. arl2
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FIRST SPRING STOCK!
Z-,rr,,,cIy low Prices, NOW Opening n


TT tVTNTI iusr returned from New h"rE Fi WSI So
- led ADD very cheap stock Dry Huf FANCY LOCUS
en-, request the public examine II before pur cf4sS
l,ars 81 stock GooCs will be- found 10 con-
~ h. Era.t styss ana guhrautr= that ny Pscts ar
lower Than ;I.os- otler house would can ptt!S
nIsr attention to some Figured briaEts, worm rchy
ISL: at only 3c Plaid Ducas %oTth 23c az l'aei L-hE
coli - Cls .rt! 25c ~ i!c, and ot.er 9y's IN pro-
norton siu5lus and irish Lineni viii .rii nss oE''
I9. AZ To-. ami aGt q n loo. 90 s",st-,
c5IDr-s.r- the styles ani Eh!ce being Fc'tet
da from tie r:luufa sill sell che yer tA" ever
h.5ra lou -cs Ribbons: loo REchesi Flowers an.
cYery thing to hr Millinery LHg anu - '.";c,t
-4r cali tie D.r.rcu!nr stsD:lOE u the IF:A-I 1i Will
b. offered a ttte lowest cures. ~. -.
r;TIITT,sTFS Wish 70 find IL" lt"-rsi hes;
and .ir.,s, s,,, rive cgf ai' jrgH'.se to s-it
set, Of Sl-ev=s and Collars HANDS, i0+tr'E' an"
Iirnzz at lass figures than any ot
omar XIII gloves "'v 51,. nr 81 % ~ NILS AZ
lac, worth - ia G6er .!~., ~ rs, V9r
7s1, Inr 10 al ls< @j5; '2j II t1stir ianHEercilS
= W. rtl -lf; do At lc, worth - '" 1'fer!'ru 10
az. -rt! VINE Briii.IrtS a i=h.c' 'or
I. Il. i RAJ 10 a. Is7t worth -; vii = 1iY "ter
.sc - na. it7 Mai ami 80 islt'
tona--y % Do lars w"rtI Of Pi.Ge zoos,
t1it,1p or Merchant Tailoring Trade, ;na o. "fic an
-r Int hare lTs stock tr " lrtiiH- VII" Ne u'u
t, til Trtle than any oth~r holSs IN Nhe ing
II then. a.; all ask IS au rNn.nation ann hl
nn,incS5 OF my ability sell Gail and eX mine for
SpursCiTe5. 30 NJ, :,
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Dur REMEDIES HY MAIL.

Look over the list, make ur OF what kind you
and enclose the amount in current note stamps
Nv mail to address 5j2 Broadway, New York and
the viii be duly returned b. mail express, free
Of charge
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HUMPHREYS,
IFIc HoM0oPArh1c RHMnpIEs


stand confesedy head ofremedal for the use
OF the neope They alike from the poisonous
dangerous repuve doses Of quackery old schoo
practice Inconvenience Of Waterc1re, or the intricate
medicines Consisting of simple specifics for the yar
dseases Which they related put in the form
Of simple sugar pellets and prepared OF ingredients Meth
r dangerous or disgusting, they form the ready
of the nurse, and are the comfort ol te
complaining invalid. -, .-
They these positive advantages which were never
before combined In any popular remedies They HARM
injury arise from their use They are sTHPLE
always what TO take, and how to take ~ lhy
are CONVENIENT; you give the proper sugar Pl AT
moments warming without hesitation or delay. They are
EFFICzST; thousands OF cases disease arrested at
1.-THE moment what the pound could not
afterwards have relieved.
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CASES AND CURES.


young lady 26 had been troubled with indigestion for
several months render great necessary in tn"
selection her food. After eating the stomach became
acid food rising mouth with water, an an unpleLs
ant heavy lna-lk her stomach, continuing
for hours frequent headaches bowels Constructed and
Icpr-sse mental condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia Pills. ns and nist, and in less an a
week almost symptom of her disease had vanished
and she :y Ike a new being.
gentleman somewhat advanced in Years strong robust
constitution had lately ood deal affected with nd
gesto weak stomach, bad taste In the mouth
and with peculiar vertigo and whr ing IN the
head so Ter his riding in carriage or
even cmlnence, quite dangerou5 After trYinS
wlh Afforded prompt relief pill every might and morn
like charm, relieving all his vertigo anu other
IlILll IL