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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-18

Unless something be done to rein.
state the public exchequer, and re-or-
ganizc the finances of tho country, the
government will be in state of reyo.
luton. Onthc 18th Of March approach
ing,thc Federal government will have
reached the precise age allotted to man,
three score years and ten. Shall the
seventeen anniversary Of this estab.
iishment be the commencement Of its
disorganization 2 Washiagton Union.
Thus speaks the immediate organ of
the President. The Democracy have
long had large majorites in both
branches of Congress, and of course
possessed the power to do whatever
they would aud this power has been
and is most freely exercised. From
the reccsses of the Presidential mans
sion however, we now hear the solemn
notes of long, loud cry, that the Gov.
eminent is at this very instant in a
state of royolu;ion-that having at,
tanned to the age Of three score and
ten, 1t seems about to perish from Of
the face Of the earth. .. ..
TheEditor Of thePhilalelphia Press,
the ablcst and most influential Of ali
the politicians who aided to place the
buchanan Administration in power
explains some ofthe causes of that fear.
/ IL! and appalling condition of the Re.
public which SO startles the men in
the high places Of the Government
lie Indignantly asks when ever before
have the examples Of the founders Of
this Republic been so wantonly disrc
garded By men in power? When be-
fore has the President of the United
! States attempted to intcrpolate despot
&c principles into an American Admin
istration? When before have mcr
been prescribed for adhcriEg to the prin
clples OF the constitution? What 9th
er PRESIDENT but James Buchanan ha.
ever been detected in the encouragement
OF the grossest population and dis
honesty insthe departments of the Gov
ernmcnt; of the guilticst favoritism
and the most unblushing disregard O
laws These are the footsteps to
wards despotism, and if our country i.
on the eve of an overthrow, let those
who have pushed it to tie prccipice b,
held up to the public indignation.
For our own part, We want the gov
eminent to stand, for We believe thai
it will at no distant day pass into bet
ter hands, and be better administered
but when we contemplate the vile, thu
gross, the shocking, the abominablc cor
rupiion pcrvading all the branches O
the government, We can scarcely if a
all, avoid thinking and feeling that, i
thore we're no prospect of reform, i
would not matter how soon rcyolu
ton would take plaec.-LouiswN
! Journal.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-18

Liabilities Of Bookkeepers.-At q
recent trial in the Criminal Court in
Philadelphia, Edwin r. Biles, indicted
for forgery, having dcfraudcd his en-
ployors by crasures AID false adding
up of columns, the Court held that an
errasurc, altering Of a figure, Or other
alterations by bookkeeper in the bu.
siness Journal Of his employers, for the
purpose of deceiving or dcsrauding the
employers, is decided to be forgery in
pennsylvania, and the perpctrator, on
conviction, liable to imprisonment in
the penitentiary,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-18

perdict for Damages.--M tho late
special term Of the Circuit Court Of
Hampshire county, Va, case of in.
terest was decided. Benjamin Smith
vs.. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
for damages plaintiff alleging that no
was injured by falling from tho cars at
New Creek Station, in that county, n
stopping place, in his attempt to get
of the cars while in motion. The jury
brought in a.verdct Of $500 damages.
The case will be taken to the Court of
Appeals.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-18
q ECX's Cunning.

An incident occurred to a friend of
ours n,Wylie strest few days ago,
which serves to illustrate the cstraor'
binary cunning Of the fox. The per-
son to whom he alludc purchased fox
with view ofmaking pet of the "var-
mint" aud chained bin securely in his
cellar, where he was supplied with
much better grub and more Of it than
generally falls to the portion of such
animals when in a wild state. lie
priced the little joker q good deal, al.
though for what we had never been a.
bic to discover, and when, but day
after he came into his possession, he
found "Reynard" defunct in the Gel
lar, his grief may be easier imagined
than described. Unloosing the collar
from his neck, and after soliloouy
something after the manner of Stcrne
over the carcasc of his defunct donkey,
he placed the remains Of his "pct" on
shovel, and with solemn step, CARR.
ell them to the street and there dcpos.
tied them. This done, he returned to
the house, but had not proceel led ma
ny steps when "Reynard' slowly rails
ed his head, and seeing the coast clear
got up and scampered down High
street, to the infinite establishment of
our friend, and the no little amusc.
ment of large crowd of spectators -
The cunning thief had feigned death
so we'll that he deceived his owner com.
pletcly, and thus regained his long.
lost liberty. -PHtsJWy Chronicle.
Nea- That's a right clever foD story
and so it will be with the "coons,"
over whose death there has been so
much jubilation among the Democracy
for the last three or four years. The
way in which they will come to life, and
rally around the "White House will
be caution not to be forgotten in
the next half century!
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-18

10 go" want somethiny 10 strengthen pou
10 20" 'canf good appetite,
10 20" 'ea"t 10 build up your constitutional
10 go" 17ant 10 teel wtil?
10 go" ~ant 10 get rid Of nervousness,
DO you tcant snergys
DO you tsant TO sleep psl7
10 you ron' brisk and vigorous feeling.
IL you do, nse HooAands German Bitters. pre,
pared by DR.. c. M. Jackson, 4l8 Arch STREE,
fh'iado'phia' Pa, and sold by druggists and
s'orekeepers throughout theUnited States. Can
adas West Indies and South America, at IS cts
Der bottle.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-18

A Tragedy IN Wilmingtoa.-A cold
blooded murder was perpctrstcd in tho
city of Wilmington. Dolewaae, lately,
upon the person of David Bryant, by
Thomas Mccoy, a constable. Bryant,
it seems, was sailor, and DUNG his
absence from home at sea, Mccoy Sc.
duced his wife, and hence the difficulty.
Bryant was shot by Mccoy, and his
oody kicked out of doors. - Erciaage.
BsJ' Don't call that ga cold blood.
cd murder! Why tho man whose
blood does not boil at the sight Of tho
seducer of his bosom companion, i, not
worthy Of wife!
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-18

AN HONEST CoNFEssIoN.--Senator
Toombs, with all his errors, is a bold
man, and sometimes says what is not
agreeable to his political associates
In his late speech on the revenue aues.
ton, he thus spoke Of the wastefulness
Of The National Administration
"Yoar appropriations for navy yards
have gone to the building of houses
Tor officers and the making Of flower.
pots and all that sort Of thing, at q
cost Of $2,000,000; and it will DO no
less as long as you will pay it, but will
gou to $4,000, 900, if you do'nos stop
it. There are 100000 that YOU
have no need for at all. You have
5000 sailors to man your navy. You
have not increased them Of late years,
and you now have 5000 men in your
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-18

Judge Mcclure, Of Pittsburg, has
announced that he shall refuse atpli-
cations for divorce made to him, in
every case whore possible excuse can
be found for doing so. His reason for
this declaration is, that by the multi,
plicity of applications which have of
late como before him, he is led to be-
licvo that an absolute disregard for the
marriage relation is spreading RAPID
~ am ong the lower Glasses in that
vicinity.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-18
ADVERTIZING AGENCIES,

The following gentlemen are authorised to re-
ec'vo Advertisements, sc. FOR this paper, viz.
New Works.. NJ. Pcttengill 4 Co. No. ll9
Nassau street.
Visscher, Owen & Co., $40 and 3iS Broadway
II. 8. scheli's Advertising agency, No. 335,
Broadway. We have good deal or confidence
IN this concern. ~
Philadciphia-E. w. Cam, Northwest cor
n,r Of Third and Walnut streets, opposite the
Merchants Exchange.
Pittsb7rS. Samuel Mcdonald, Cisco Of the
hon City newspaper.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-18

The London Times says that since
the broachinc of the thirty million nro
position, the Spanish Government bo,
Increased its effective force to eighty
lonr thousand men, with the upparen,
view OF throwing a Sufficient defensive
force into Cuba.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-18

depend upon the mercy of the Presi.
dent In reference to an extra session,
why should he be embarrassed upon
that score, when the party has done
him nothing but mischief, and can do
him no good, and schen it has ceased to
Dc r0rth the trouble Of any further eff.
forts to SAGE Il.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-18

navy yards to help them ivilians.--
You have eight navy yards. England
has $50 ships, and she has two navy
yards. You have eight conveniently
located all about the country, and it is
a cause of reproach to good Democrats
tor the enemy to say zoe Keep people
there to cheat them az elections and,
as God IS my Judge, I am afraid there
IS something in It."
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-18

VIC have at last accomplished our de.
slres, and that our literature has such
as ornament as the Atlantic Monthly
Boston Erening Gazette.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-18
A Dog Eeat--Fast Trapellina. :.

A Dog Feat--Fast Travelling. -
a young gentleman connected with
the express office in this city, says the
Saltwater (Minn.,) Messenger, had oc.
casion to go to Arcola, few days since
on business requiring speed, whereup.
on he harnessed fire Newfoundland
dog to light hand.sled and made the
Journey in twonty.scyen minutes =
The distance is seven milcs--being an
average Of ono mile in n little less
than four minutes. The dog is about
four years old, but large and powerful.
We would like to see the dog that can
excel this feat.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-18

The present Senate OF the y. States
consists of 81 Democrats, 26 Opposi-
ton, and three vacancies.
The House consists of IS Democrats
and 107 Opposition, and 35 members
to be elected, which in the late Con.
grcss were divided as follows: 65 dem.
ocrats, and 20 opposition.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-18

pa For interesting matters crowd.
cd out this week; see next paper,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-18
Death Of the Third Assistant Post
master General,

Tho Washington Estates" of the
18th instant says: This morning tho
announcement was made that John
Marion, Esq. Bird Assistant Postmaster
General, had died last night from neu-
ralgia of the heart. SO sudden was
itthat al of his most intimate acouaint.
ances were shocked at the report
Last Monday he appeared in as good
health as lie ever enjoyed, and, and in
the evening was full Of life, at the sup.
portable of his friend, Mr.. Edward c..
Dyer. Shortly after returning home,
he felt symptoms Of the disease, which
had troubledhm for number Of years.
He retired EARLY, became worse, and
he was relieved Of his bodily misery by
tho hand of death. Ills age was 80
years, and leaves behind him to mourn
his loss large family and many warm
friends.
To-day the Post Office Department
is draped in mourning, as a mark of
respect to the memory of the dead.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-07
THE
LIVER INVIGORATOR |!


Compounded Entirely nom GUMS.
rs ONE OF THE BESr PCRGATIVE AND LIVER NE
DICINEs before the public, that sets trf'rtie
easier, miller Alt more snsgsi han aay Gter i-eine
acting arst on Ia. Lirsr eject orbbi matter,
completing purposes -etaaiIy, without any OF the
panfuIfeelngs eTpeTeaee in The operations Of most Ct
fTTrtcs Il system
il purzesit; and hen tassii lty IN madera doses, will
strengthen and bald IL up with aaasuaIrap.Iisy.
The LIVER Is Of h= principal re-ui4tors Of the
tbs , az OF a., n .y ave firi rle s ssEei
en;ir-iy dependent the healthy aston ofthe
Licsr prayer perform. Anee the
stomach is At bowels At flalt, aud the E1ols
system suffers n eonssanee .nf one oTsaH-the LIVER
having c~7 % 10 te ,i-sstsss % lt or
gan one ~ 81 ne s =. a, 49, y N
EhsTsEIh 90 eonn'er"e' she many to Eea
To .tIast f,ni hyperion trou-
has hut to bottle AMI. seolIvetIonfs certain
system, Supplying in ,heflas heahy aou OF bic,
PGkTTTTSs TE 1 tSoa p s ' 10 ~:
whole machinery re-aoviag~the cause Of ths disease
BILIOUS ATEiozs are. cured. AID. WHAT Is
DETER, PREVENTED, SyS>the occasional use Of the
oae dose 5. ,t ,si to relieve stomach
and proven, the fool froan-ri.inE and sourIas.
oaiy one dose'Aken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
onIy dose taken a. -nlght, Iaoseas the bowels
gently, and cures C0S-l II EyESS.
One dose taken after each meal vii DYSPEPSIA.
~ o2s dose q sEO teaspOOnfals Ein always relIev,
oae batie TAKEN for rsOve,the
eaSss OF the disease; a1t-eaAkes = T:erfssi eare-
Only one dose Immediately relieves CLOLIC, ghne
KORBUS, Rad preventive OF CHOLERA
~ Only bottle is>>uee3ei 20 throw OF the
system effects Of melIleine after long Sickness
Il bottle taken foEszJAINDICE
toWness unnatural eclor--sroua the skin
One dose taken shartotius before -ailns gives Wig
or 70 the appetite, and mates~food digest veil.
One dose often repeatedly. cures CHRONIC DIAR
RRlEA In its worst forms. while S UMHER and
BOWEL complaints yeidZ almost 20 the hrEf dose.
One ortwO doses cures at taeks caused b. WORMS in
Children: there is speeier remedy
the UnTid, ls Is EaersrSEfEa-
~ feE bottles euresNDROPSy, By exciting the
Absorbeuts.
takepIeasgrsln recon- rnen4lae this medicine As
preventive FEVER AND AGILE, CHILL, FETER.
aud all FEVERS OF = Bill LIOUs TYPE Il op-ra+.s
With certainty and Thousands are wiling 70 testify 70 it.
Won leFfui virtues
ALE- VITO ESE IT ARE GFVYY9 TQgTP IVA NJ
HOES TESTIMONY KyETsS - FOR.
~ Mr. toHter n ~ trt1 tSs I4sEtorator aal
sIrdEEosr bOtA foJettsr.
TIE LIVER INVIGORATOR
IS 4 SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY. ard Is daiiy
working cures anost too believe II cures n -
agie, sUen - nrff oae gfrfaJ bsasf and Weldon or
than bottle Is required any kind % LTFEP
Complaint from the 1aaflcs CT DvspeBsLf 70 a
,oIna1n helaleae all Of which .he o. DIS
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER HoTTLE
I Dr. SASPORi, ProPrietsr, SIS Bsaaduav Nsr Tart
And Ietltled By al DrugEtsts. iSeff ssIsa ~
| myi+-y T. " LOGAN Co., Wheeling, "a.
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GOLDEN BEE HI II ST O II f.
NO TIA MAIN STREET, WHEELING VA
NEW FALL AND WHIT FIR GOO ID
oeEAr 1MnlloEMEMIs TO CASH TRADE:
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO Cash TRE


ershnev
TYF
or''k
RdD
a
lred h
think
ron1 9 Is
the sign Of The Golden
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,
No. 3I5 CHESTNUT STREET,
PbTGodaInhIu Pm.


THE uuI hereby announces 70 the patrons Of the
s.FrarkiI1r aud the plhl; generally, that he has be-
NJ the Sole Proprietor of above named Hotel having
pnrelas IL en;jr ~ former partner, James
H. Ltirl, ed the whoe Int 90 the House,
by Mr. a. Chlisey litt OF the Und states
Hotel Of this city
TnlS H2u- In excellent ori-r h4ylas been thoroughly
within the past season, AMI exersSns will he
spared or. bl- and pleasant home for the
guess shall favor HIN With tI=r patronage.
fIIly acC9mmpia;e the merchants
An men, the Gil has been arranged
o'clocS p. NJ introducing the small tables,
which been very fletory carried out by many of
popular Hotesi different stions OF the country
The hours for N als as follows, viz:
Grsn!Cfs-t r. oua 10 ~ o'clock 4 VI.
Dinner from TO O'Clock e. VI,
Tea from q - o'clock -. n.
supper from o 10 o'clock p vi.
Itist- aol OF the Proprietor that tls Prank
linz Tu ines Hotel ~ the Union, AMI
bv close attention and iIr regard for the ttOn
guests, he hopes liberal share OF
trena~e.
E Coaches will be IN ate1 lance ~ all Of the lines -
convey passengers The Hnus=. Pare 21 for each
and tTuak and more viii be alloT-dto be
5!i-s II Boara BIZ, 1..s. re iuesd Oas DoAIr GHa
f"'y 'S''' Oliver II p. PARxER,
rnh26-1al PROPRIETOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-07

No family shoaidbe without these Invaluable euratVes
They the only remedies perfectly adapted Tor domestic
and private With them the parent Is armed and pre-
against the rt approach OF disease aud meet Il
rightly directed 10 the rst hours OF esease perfectly eu,es
which hv delay only be TeirTel by long and ed
hours oLsuneTinE n at all. With th-se at hand,
Obliged 20 await the coming Of that oen distant,
veil expensive luxury doctor; TO b dragged
poisoned bstered OF ble but yourself administer
simple gpeefe, the rudy OF life
again heGlh and There only injury ArIse
from their but the general Influence upon
the eeustituton, beVond al question, is beneheia
AGENTS WANTED.
We d..rv an active, efficient agent for the sale our
remedies every eezunv In the United
Address, Dr.. r. HUMPHREYS. Co.
No 56a RroAiEay, NsE YORK.
ssy-soli hy the Drsg.'.,s in Wheeling. mh1I-Iy.
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sseaIIr n uaPItnI ProdnetIen!

NIE sslebrty Of Gavety's MelicateI Paper for the
tsrellset Is rapidly being extended throughout the
Uated II the best articles before
the public II obvates the OF cheie
white paper, and paper stained with pile producing priu
and OF piles. This
may be relied 1t Is as fac and isht as bsnknote pa-
and stout Nothing Of value
before offered the pabe. 1909 sheets
only o.. 500 sheets 81 Zach sheet OF
the Of J. c. Gayetg, Hatsf-marked.-
the woaderfel article frl % the druzgists or from
the proprietor, No. 81 Ann y. y. Itts
from that place any Of the United sta.es- Try IT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-07
HUMPHREYS
g HOMnoPATHIC REMEDIES

Stand eonfesedy at the ofremedal for the
OF the people They alike removed from the
anesEous and repusve quaekery, old school
practice the OF Water-egTe or the intricate
and perpexng ohscures the usual Homeopathic books
and medicines Consisting Of simple specifics for the Tar
which they related put up in the form
simple pellets and prepared OF ingredients neh
er dangerous disgusting, they form at once the ready
source parent nurse and the comfort OF the
complaints. invalid.
They possess these positive advantages, which were never
before combined Ia any popular remedies They
LESS no injury can arise their They SIMPLE
you always what take, and how to take it they
are FSET you can give the proper Sugar Pill at
moments warIng- without hesitation or delay. They arc
and me mite cures what the pound could not
-. Il. -. ~ IL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-07
PILES.

clergyman baptist Church. well in Illinois
uS, II have been for Time serOu5ly
afflicted with bleeding piles and have regarded my
nne-at time, ndeed, hopcess but Ihve used
your melicine (Pls Speciael and am cured have no
doubt laying the world under great and lasting
Obligation"
gentleman hftv yeNrs, well and favorabIy known At
Cehi Delaware county, Ssw-York had been marty the
piles years. Sometimes from excessive hem1r
hags, pain and suffering he reduced TO the verge Of
crlyr FOR he had dragged out miserable eEis
tenee invalid disqualified for any business,
almost burden II IS needle to add that he had
lies from AL sorts Of doctors, to little
purpose. committed and recommend
Pile Specific, with, lay, Dyspepsia Pill
this he began to Improve, and since has never had
serious OF Piles. From the INST month to
mast he had symptoms OF his old c1npaint
hut Pile pills wOnlI disperse Il all, and for
past he has been entirely well of the piles
brilliant cure sseareey to be found In the annals Of
med
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-07
THE TN TELLIGENCER

L. b. DAnNED, of the Louisville Courier, says
tllatthe modest young lady who tainted on beinR
told the naked truth, has had drawers made for
the legs of her piano, and refuses TO go to be
when the moon Is shining, on account of the ma ?
in 1.-THE moon.
U. i. must needs give Prentice severe dig
in the ribs, IN passing:
Mr.. j. 5. Fan, a Mississippi editor, asks whe'
We shall get wise. Undoubtedly before FaH ..
ever.-tf. D. P.'sdaLf ieitiy column.
Mr. z. \ Winter, Kansas Nebraska editor
says he don't care d--n whether school keep
or not" Rather hard Winter that.
This wag Of the blasphemous cognomen trit
his hand at poetry:
a GEH-We have the pleasure of giving q
our readers new and original poem npoH tina
inexhanstitlc theinc-vOm Al. II IS one oil on
own productions though It will be published
under some other uame. Il is sweet and love
w. and charming, and heavenly, and several
other things which modssty ior5ids our meh'
tioning:
woMhS.
Won IN, woman, what g b!ss'las.-la2H.
When lovely woman reaches forty,
And finds Of late her hair gray,
What charm can so1thc her melancholy,
Aud tears-ihat wash her paint away!
The only way her loss to cover,
And hide her grief from every eye;
To stand a chance To get loSer,
Aud win his bosom, is-to Eye.
JrLrETrE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-07
COUGHS AND COLDS.

gentleman, public lecturer, took cold the
last month"; while travelling and eeturing In
northern Pennsylvania though pnbe AUDIENCES
every evening; yet days by the aid OF the Specific
entirely recovered, and enabled pursue his call
ing without Inconvenience. No public speaker should be
without them.
married lady Of Chad taken violent cold which set
tied luug causing cough pain in the side and
considerable fever and Such colds usual
very lasting troublesome but by taking the Specific
Cough ri Is four times per day, in three days she
tireIv well.
youngman OF % had cough and hoarseness FOR fifteen
months Daring cold weather ls voice lost only
speak whipers PlIn induced coughing, cold dry
raising morning. quite feeble and enact
ated. Had taken several medicines with but little
benefit He commenced with the Cough Plson- pI three
per day-and found himself improving, his
ner and softer hoarseness passed or Strength and
appetite Improved. aud in few weeks entirely well
having taken other medicine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-07
GASES And CURES.


young lady OF 26had been troubled with Indigestion for
render great necessary In the
selection food Afer eating, the stomach became
acid rising her mouth with water, an unpeas-
ant heavy oadke sensation in her stomach continuing
hours, frequent headaches, bowels consnated and
mental condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia Pills one mornng 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
constitution had lately been good deal affected with ndi
geton tongue bad taste in the mouth
attended with peculiar vertigo and Thiriing in the
head much render his riding In carriage,
mounting emnenee quite dangerous After trying
several things Intellectually he fell the Dyspepsia Pills.
which prompt relief pill every night and morn
works like charm relieving all his vertigo and other
,,riaa ant nnfnF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-07
PRICES.
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look over the list, make up of what kind you
mail address. No 5i2 BrnAlWay New York, aad
the medicine viii duly returned BY mall express free
Of charge