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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

citizens irsmrcA r..sv. of scu.A c.rotn. r-movss 70
.ns. s.i. ..d ,....aIs saA c.roaa. h. . r'1e e.
soush tbs, fOrper ss,ars-d coan not reasonably csm
b place. on s s ss s.s'.n's . s ~ 90.
iers buried The cod of South Csroass removal 10 Asess
for -o ,s. deprived Of his prv-,. .ad DUNG an.I
hursr-ds Of foreigners votns ground who n,t c
s,si.. was not sh long Ia C.roln
ssy notsins Of the year passed in Alabama
because Il deprived the KnovN 'thnts-as, before str,l
adj. part, IN Charleston of pcpas "cy' which 9TH
srors sympathy prbHc feeling The en-ndmsus wa ds~s
Up BY and intI0auoed SIN asnsos nv '1s S.as .s1
ChsmsD q II. Execgtiy. COurniitee Olsp, q. i:.s
TIE Know SothIss which party hsi Jax namPsss-'oa
An ana, to Constitution ia made In hi, sse BY
vote third, ct each bsneh In tso 'uoesss Lessf.r
.hs proposition hers advertised for SIX months In the iate,
Tb epdment seemed TO met universal approval ans no voice
Of ~; VII. i.sS 1. q Is. q cur ss
and they warmly .poosed the essnse snA ssrse
me they though, 1t would whsI understood be generally a..
would b. pleased koO~ TIA. had received this exiaa
ton. Very respectfully jour OBJ ,cwru,
To oscAs STEPHENSON St. Psnl MINI.
1t doe. seem to US that there 10 much sossl
sense in this letter, though we do not think -
long an interval as two Yeas necessary or proper.
We do not however think the Democratic autAor
far wrsng in stigmatizng the manufacture OF vo-
tiers on the dsy of election, in order to profit BY
their votes in that election, "an indecent habit
and we do not think his party ought to lose any
votes because be frankly says 50. In fast the idea
thst votes may be made for enc party BY clamorlns
against the Massachusetts, amendment, or for tho
other BY stgmatizing that Of South Carolina, pro-
sumes lack of intelligence and Of unselfsh pur-
pose among Adopted Citizens which We are 10th to
credit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

to this lies through Free Trade in Money, &c, &c.
But can be explain why California, which never
had Usury Law-which euforcss the payment OF
any stipulated rate Of interest-xhich has for ten
years been Iotoriously a good market for Inc
money leIder-sbould continue to send US such
bulletins as this, from The San Francisco Sh'Pping
List Of the very last stesmerday Of which We have
any tidiDgsi
There quite brisk demand for money fo ne na seanst
Of Monday rsthe ,ss Of cspita seesns osi
than usual Or the most sAt'fory ooser. II %
Obtain low tsure n per cent PEI uAa
and the rae thence upward TO = PER Cent per mouth
That is to say: After ten years of perfect Free
Trade in Money at San Francisco, the business
men of that city, BY Apositing the most sassfac-
" tory collateral" can borrow money on short time
ct thirty per cent per snnum, and it is with :" dih-
Gully that any is obtained 30 low as twen!y-iodr
per cent. What rates are exa;ted OF the needy
wretches who must borrow nitaOut the most
" satisfactory collateral" every reader will Judge
fer himself.
Will the thinking class ponder the above extract
Bear in mind that San Francisco is now . city Of
Seventy to Eighty Thousand souls-concedng that
those who lend money on the most satisfactory
collateral" at "a to 80 per cent. per annum hare
sous-thst she has her full share Of active capital
and several cold banking houses intimately con-
nected with al the great bankers of Europe and
AmeIca. She has had ten years oflegalized Usury,
and its upshot is money loaned on the most salts
" factory collateral" at "a to 80 per cent Car it
be advisable for US to try the experiment whereof
this is the result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13


The rich mems Democratic Committee has
moved its headquarters from the Everett House to
the Fifth Ward Hotel. This is done prob
ably to turn the cold shoulder on Mr. James
Gordon Bennett, whom the rich Democrats
generally have not treated with the respect
ne deserves from them, although many indi-
yi5uals among them have fawned upon him and
courted him with seryility that must have excited
bis hearty contempt. The majority Of this special
body Of rich men, however, desire to be thought TO
follow their own lead and not Mr.. Benefits; and
hence their willingness to risk the exchange Of his
powerful cooperation for series Of angry and IA
pleasant attacks on them in The Head. We muss
say that We are not surprised st tbii result Vines
they determined to adopt Mr.. DIX as their cana'-
date for Mayor instead Of Mr.. Bennett, VINO WIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

MOZART HALL ASSEMBLY CoSvEsrIoN-rHIR-
TErsrH DISTRICT, -D,legates from this distrct met
In Convention last evening, at the corner OF Forty
second street and Ninth avenue, to nominate csn'
dda.e for Assembly. No nomination, ho~ever, was
made. vote was taken, in which Tnomss Cushing
received 6 balots lssac Lawrence Peter Msstersou
9, sid the balance scattering, when tie Convention
nj vrned till Friday evening next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

The telegrsphic reporter of the Associated Press
at Baltimore does not seem to understand that he
is employed 10 collect and transmit facts, not make
orations. His dspatch concerning yesterdays
Charter Election in that city i' model Of mis-
placed psrtsanship. We pay him to send u the
news, not bis own partisan spechaticns or CLOSES
thereon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

EXECUTIVE APPoisTsEsr.-The Governor has ap-
,o,rted Horace Rosrdman Smith Of Einra to be
County Judge Of the County of Chemung, in place of
a. eodore North, deceased. The Republican CouO.y
tocver,iOn has just n0mnsted MI s tor election 70
=, ss-s ctGes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

Iowa has probably renewed her pledges Of de-
votion to the Republican faith, though our returns
are very measer as yet The vote for Governor,
10 the Counties We have heard from, compares
with that of two years since as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

INDIANA, so far as heard from, shows Republican
gains, even on last years vote, but there were no
Offices to fill Of political consequence, and the vote
is light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13
Nstp9lurk daily @ribnam
THURSDAY. OCTOBER I3. 1859.
TO cORREspOYDESrs.

No notice taken Of Anonymous Communications What
ever In intended for insertion b. authenticated b. the
name and address d the writernot necessarily fss pusHcs
kop, bat a. guaranty for hn GOOD faith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

Gov Lowe had 2,15l majority We believe
Kirkwood (Repub.) is elected to succeed him, but
do not consider the result free from doubt, in spite
of our sweeping Davenport Dispatch
Our Special Dispstcb SAWS 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

PENNSYLVANIA polled very light vote on Tues
day, there being no Governor, Members OF Con-
gress nor important State Officers chosen at this
election. Apathy and local or personal feuds would
have thrown the State back into the hands of the
Federal Cfiice.hoders had not the National Admin
istraton been so generally odous as to overbear the
traditional devotion of the misses to whatever is
duly labeled Democratic. We presume the Oppo-
stion have elected their candidates for the only
two State Offices to be flled-namely:
Auditor General-THoMAs Z COCHRAN ef York,
SwteyOy Gsneral-WLLIAM II. kim OF BeIks;
though we do not consider this result absolutely
certain. If Grows District and the North West
have done as little as some others, the majOrities
for the above-named must be small.
The Legislature was the chief stake, and here
the Opposition were not able to beat themselves.
They have carried the Senate Qast year against
tbem) BY not less than 20 to 10; indeed The Bat-
htin THINKS the Opposition have carried erery one
of the eleven Senators chosen this year. We do
not credit this, but they have every one of the
seven or eight defDitively heard from.
The House is certainly OppositiOn-say GO to 40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13
TWO YEARS. PROBATION.

The State Of Massachusetts last Spring voted
that az adopted citizen must be nsturAiized two
years before be shall be entitled 10 vote in her
elections We deemed this probation an unreason
ably long ons and did our best to oduce the voters
of Massachusetts to defeat the amendment; but
they took their own counsel and approved i. on q
light vote BY fair majority ThereupOn desper-
ate attempt was made By our Democrats polite
ans to win votes smoog adopted citizens BY raising
a deafening clamor against this provision. This was
tsrried by charges tbst South Carolina, our most
intensely Democratic State, had, some years since,
adopted just such & proviso without causing any
nyidious comment or exciting any clamor against
the Democratic party The charge was well
founded as lie admitted by tie Attorney General Of
South Carolibs, i a response to the inquiry OF a
Democratic politician of Minnesota. The follow
ing il the South Carolina amendment as Transcribed
by him:
Amendment R1,:6ed 2h December, 1856.
That the amendment Of the fourth section Of the first article OF
the Consu Of this State rsihed 1871 December 1870 BE-
ard amended 10 read .oos Every free white
and private sdi@ # the army Of the Usie sses
copied who hath beer citizen resident In this ss@ two
fy oflsrd. o, ~hch hath been essy
zd and pssaed a. ess. sig months before such election or
election disict il och he ofers ve 'nths
fore s sd election sh' have nsh 70 vote for member or
suben IL either bsDch Of the Legislature for the elsc
lion district In sheh lie hods such properly or resident
The Attorney General proceeds to give the fol-
loving account Of the amendment, with the reasons
for it, adoption:
OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GEsEtALt !
x lax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13
OFFICE or ATTORNEY GENERAL,
CgARfyxToS 4 r. lnx N 1889

DEAR STA: Yours Of tie IL: Ausus directed 70 Co umoA
reached few days since inco.e copy Of the
stce the Constitution sbou, which you tn are. - noe
under arnencmeut of ls krwise copy OF the
pied in 1910 You VII p-rc-ve that the
been resident and eii-en" for TWO Year,
the Of TIE election The amendment Intended 70 put
Sop Indecent habit Of making citizens tnnedrty
c,dsg ard ne edg Of se1a Court Ia this city being a.
w.ys De-. LAT tlne L. hoas pied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

ONO has again proclaimed her devotion to the
principle of the immortal Ordinance which conse
Grated her soil to Free Labor. The contest has
been animated; the rival candidates for Governor
both able and personally worthy men-have ad-
dressed assembled thousands from the same stump;
Mr. Douglas has spread his popular Sovereignty
net in several of the chief cities and fraternized
fully with the Lecomptontes in their efforts to re-
elect Pugh but all to no purpose. WILLIAM
DENNIsON, jr., of Columbus, fully-armed and
thorougbgoing champion Of Republcanism, is
chosen Governor, with the entire State Ticket
and the new Legislature is Republican in both
branches, as the la,t (chosen in '57) was Demo
cratic. Mr. Pugh retires from the U. S Senate
in March, 1861, and it is generally supposed that
SALMON P. CHASE will succeed him Gov,
Chase gave way to Pugh four years ago. Harri
son G. Blake (Repub.) is chosen to Congress from
the XIvth (wayne) District, to fill vacancy
caused by the death of Cyrus Spinck. Politically,
no change. The Republican m.jorihes reported
stsnd-State Ticket $4,000; Senate 9; House II
10 Is.
Mr.. Chase has held the post Of Governor through
two terms of two years each, having been first
chosen 10 1856 and reelected in 1857. The people
Of Ohio we're never served more ably, wisely and
upriphtly We rejoice in the faith that his services
are not TO be lost to the country, and wish that
men Of similar character and csliber could oftener
be chosen to stations of like eminence and respon-
sibility.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13
Business Notices.

T.. MOUNTAINS late psrilous balloon adventures
have psds hero but vhs, 90 bio reer exploits smsant
& ,l,ssnt fashionable ans coftsbe FALL HAS for sas
sSs ,,ss hunan head Call ka az BosdwsJ and
- =. the little beauty"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

Our Special Dispatch says 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

rnpssan TASTE three times the strength Of the
CAiciped Maenssis
hsv, beer awarded being the bos, il the nAte' For sale
kurrr Thomas J. HUSBAND, PhilAiephi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26
R.oALDwxLL. GRAHAM
CALDWELL g. GRAHAM,
(sUCcEsSoRs TO E. VARNEY.)
MAN FAGTUIs RRs Or

MI N u e A CT U Ie e Il OF
Copper, Tin & Sheet Iron Ware,
NO. g MAIN STREET.
Will keep constantly on hand complete assortment
w OF all the in line Also, Cooking and
Ing Stoves Of the most approved patterns, all Of which
offer as low be had at establishment the
We would respectfully solicit the patronage of the public
which We hope to merit by strict attention
and executing work in neat and wOTkmRnlike
We would call particular attention to facilities
Ing all kinds OF Copper work. such Brew and Dye Kettles
stills and Copper piping of every description sill
Copper and Brass Kettles kept constantly hand.
Guttering, Roofing and Job work Of all kinds will be
promptly attended to. jy11-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26
THE TNTELLI 6 4 GER.
TRE TALE OIL DOC
B z P. n. B.

She allowed as only woman loves,
AS only woman can
Such deep devotion never moves
The wayward heart Of man.
The hours went YEARLY by
Save when his form was near,
And when her souls idolatry
Could pour into his ear.
But, ah! to one she gave her love
who'll deserved her care,
Who i'll deserved the homage Of
A soul SO bright and fair.
She lavished all the Tenderness
In woman's heart that lies
Upon little poodle dog
With horrible led eyes.
Though many puppies came-their tales
0ffervent love to tell
One puppy's tail alone she priced,
Twas his she loved SO we'll.
Her ardent passion made her still
To all his faults incline,
And 80, from doting on his voice,
She took to liking 1o(h)ine.
DOg's-ears defaced her choicest books;
Dogged she grew at times;
She scorncd the dogmas of the church,
But worshipped ttoggrel rhymes.
Till logged by sickness she became
(Bereft Of youthful bloom)
A setter at the gates of death
A pointer to the tomb.
etnought but dogwo0a-barL she took
To chain LIES lingering spark;
Nor cared she ought for lullaby,
Save when the dog fOOuld bark.
at length, ono day, the puppy died,
And passed from earth away
Alas! like all life's fairest things,
Do poodle dogs decay.
Some fell disease cur-taiLed his life
And dog-days then were done
The dog Stars reign was at an end,
Aud Rover's race was run.
Perchance hedwels in ne,O- found-Lauds,
Secure from wind and weather,
Where spirit dogs, unclaimed and free,
Roam lovingly together.
Long time the lady mourned his loss,
And many a sigh she gave,
1t seemed that all her earthly hopes
Were in that poodle's grave.
And long, in token of her grief,
1t was her wont to wear
Upon her breast a snow white lock
OfRover's curling hair.
At length, when many months had passed,
A soldier came TO court.
With bristling beard, and fierce moustache,
And nose upturned and short.
Then memories of the lost one came,
Her bosom stealing over
She loved that soldiers hairy face
He looked so much liks ROGER.
So time assuages grief-at last
Grown tired of single life,
To Colonel Terrier of tho Guards
She made a.bnpnv wife.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26
jelly Glassesl

w have just made article putting up JsllIes
The shape Is taperins with indented rim around
Tor tying the paper It is very article and
VIC 'sa All VINO intend putting Jees to call
Fruit Jars! RruiI JnrsI
have also every kind Of Fruit JarFnt Glass Green
1iass ana the nelebrat d .BARTHENHAREn JARS. The
maseral OF which these Jars made being vreous
stone BODY, aud the glaze Pure Ft Glass thew are war
Tanted not to absorb contents OF the
Just received from the manufacturer abiding 10 the
mat they were poisonous, says that Is as dic
Hotts as IL is dbsurd We hund reds in this
with perfect satisfaction. '
Fly TrapsI Mesquite Traps.
we have the Agency for Gberts Patent Ply and Mos
very useful and desirable this sea-
son OF the year Warranted to kill dies in ueI0i
oorhood without creating dirt annoyance They are
also as de true i've TO mosquitoes who wish to enjoy
comparable sleep, undlsnrhed, come and buy.
we have also just received Childrens Toilet Sett-some
new and nce White China White Stone, Lusre and
ana decorated SpittoonS Also hne assortment Of Rus
seiptly Ivory and CocoashandIed Out cry.
the time taking an account OF stock
gains may be had from HOBBS BARNES,
HA" 1l5 Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26
j AS. M. DILLON
1o2 MARKET STREET,
Plumber and Gas Fitta1

Plumber and Gas Filter.
U EEPs constantly on hand, Gas fixtures, Lead and
~ Wrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead All kinds
Brass Cocks and Valves Steam Whistles and Steam and
Mater Guages and Force Pumps Sinks Bathing Tubs
OF all Thicknesses AntfrIcon Metal, Banca, Tin,
Zinc and Anthony, the Celebrated best
Crucibellsin the country.
~ Also, Polly's Improved and patent Chain Pump,
which decidedly the greatest pump Of the age the right
to putup which In Towns Western Virginia
will be sold fair termi.
"a Galvanized Iron Tubing, Incorrosve and for con-
Quoting, pipe for hot cold water espe
caly for deepwes preferable and cheaperthan Lead
y AqqeductPlpe constantly onhand, any size or guam
Il which can be furnished short notice.
-. yS4 paid TOR old Copper, BrGssMnd Lsnd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26
OUR REMEDIES RY MAIT,

Look over the list, mike up case Of what kind Won
and enclose the amount in current note stamps
ny mail to our No 662 Broadway York and
the medicine will be duly returned by mail express free
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26
PRICES.

Full set 40 large walls In morocco case Is m
Full set go large vials In plain and book,
Case OF Is numbered boxes and book ......... 90
Case of any numbered boxes anil book
Single numbered boxes, with directions, .......... 25
single lettered boxes with directions, 80
Large plantation physicians case yias Is 90
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26
New T'aIl and Winter Gooss

o hc heunt ton part
or Prnn y lar male
q u0LWl
o s a St spf e
theme thuunl sel hap
tGLrrmao fast color uo sor
- ia
htq
K
tyryrs
I uInS torh.E
ALEX. HEXNTAN
,wlsIa:
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26
PILES.

clergyman Baptist Church. we'll known in Illinois
writing to saws; 81 have been for time seriously
aseyere time indeed, hopeless have used
your medicine (Plle Specifc), and cured 1 have
obligation"
gentleman anyyears, we'll favorably known at
Oelh Delaware county, NcR-YorI had been marty the
piles for twenty years Sometimes from hemur-
rHge pain and suffering he reduced to the Of
tencc confirmed invalid, disqualified for any
Pnd life almost burden It Is needless that
tiled all sorts of remedies from all sorts DOCTORS little
purpose He consulted two and recommend
ed our Pile Specific, with, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
From this he began to improve and since has had
serious turn OF Piles From the first month up year
past had occasionally symptoms his complaint;
but few doses Of the Pile pills would dsperset ALL and
than past has entirely well the piles
more brilliant sscarcey to be found In the
medicine,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26
WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS.
BLACK TEAS. Sc.

d TIERNAN son, No. 10 North Charles st. baltimore
offer for sale the following artclkS their own i'm.
pnrtatton, particularly for family use: @
SHERRY wINES-Pemartine's Rnest male gold and
brown SherrCs, in wood and in glass.
PORT. WINES-Sandcman's competition red and Whit.
Port, in wood md in glass. 1850
MADEIRA WISE-John Howard March,s fine afo5air,
in wool and In glass; also, Crane Juice -
HOOK VINES stenberScr HIarcobrun.
ner. Cabinet, Lieb-frau milch. Dronneberg. OF 1895
quarts and pintS. '' y"
and fine old pale and dark
RUMs-old aud Hne Jamaica, Antigua. Grenada and
from the Islands. imported direct from London.
no mixture OF aromatic poison in It..
goo half chests otthe finest soUoHoNG TEA ml5-1y
SARDINEs, Said OIL, French aud American Mustard
misc W. A. EDWARDS BRO.
NT0RCESTER and Yankee Snuce, Just received and for
w sale by CmhsoI w. A. EDWARDS & BRO
ERLIN Wire Belt Clasps 3iIk and Rubber Betting nj
~ nSA ,. &I0oLL / RIOS Variety StGrs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26
FRBIGBTS WESTWARD

BY this Route REeghts Of all descriptions
ed from Philadelphia New York, Ioson Baltimore to
points the Rail Roads of Ohio, Kentucky Indiana
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa. Missouri Rail direct
The Pennsylvania Rail Road connects ut Pittsburgh
with Steamboats, by which Goods be to any
port on the Ohio, Muskinsum Kentucky, Tennessee
berland Illinois, Mississippi Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas
Arkansas, and Red Rivers; and ut Clevc Sandusky and
Chicago with Steamers to all ports the Norh-Western
Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers "ntrustin transportation of
their Freight to this Company rely confidence on
its SPEEDY transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point in the West nv
the Pennsylvania Rail Road at al times uordble
as are charged by other u. e. Companies.
~ BE particular to mark packages ''yIA PRSNA r. R''
Merchants In the West ordering goods East will
10 wei 70 1reet them 70 De shipped by Ibis Route
will find 1t to their to call Agents Of this
Company the following places shipping or letters
addressed to either OF them the subject eights will
meet with prompt attention.
Ed. SSEEDER, Philadelphia.
MAGR 4 y " I K9oSs, so North Street, Baltimore.
LIE OH CO., No 2 Aston House s. VIM. st. NY
LEIGH Co., No. 81 Kilby Street, Boston,
H. H. HOUSTON, Gsn'I Freight A IT. Philadelphia.
i. i. HOUpT Cent Ticket 4 OF. Philad slphia
THOs. "A. SCOTT, CAM Supt Altoona Pa. jun1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-26
GASES AND CURES.
pYsPRpsrA.

young lady OF 90 had for
several months, render necessary
selection Of her food After eating, the stomach became
acid food rising in her mouth with water, AMI unpeas
ant heavy oadke sensation In her stomach, continuing
for hours frequent headaches, bowels consnae and
depressed mental condition See commenced taking tile
Dyspepsia Pills, morning and night and
week almost symptom of her disease had VANISHED
and she felt like a new being.
gentleman somewhat advanced in years strong robust
constitution, had lately been GOOD deal with
geston stomach tongue bad taste the mouth
and attended with peculiar vertigo and whrnG nthe
head, much render his riding carriage
mounting cmInence quite dangerous After trying
several things Intellectually he fell upon the Dyspepsia Pills.
which afforded prompt relief pill every night morn.
ing works like charm relieving nil his vertigo and other