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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-12
tTroz Ii. PAnaasiPhi. Pre..-I

THE REELECTION OF SESGToR DorGLAS-
There was poetic propriety in the fact that
at the moment the splendid ovation to Senator
Douglas, on the part Of the people Of this great
city, was about to close, the Legislature Of Iii
nois should be performing the grateful task Of
re-electing him to the Senate of the United
States. and that the news Of this event should
reach him while surrounded with enthusiastic
crowds, in the Southern city Of Baltimore.
Aud this very evening at o'clock Senator
Douglas makes his triumphant entry into the
City of Washington. What man in our day, or
in any day has ever achieyed n more sueS-SiiEe
anu complete Seii-YindicauOn: He comes back
to his troop Of friends welcome leader, and
his foes to those who have assailed him as man
never was asSailed before in this republic, be
may say with direct application to the Execu-
tive himself in the words OF Mazeppa:
They little thought, that the day az pain,
Whsa launched the lightningis eAsh.
They bate TO distraction dash,
That ocs day should cone AEaia
Via tEice Eve thousand horse, 70 thank
The count Tor his uneoar-eoas ride
Th-y PLAYED then bitter prank,
Nh=a Ufh The Eiid hoTse foF NJ guide,
They bound 70 his foasainE fRak-
A. length played fheEa frank,
FOR tia1e a. last sets AL tAin-s eTe1.
And II sc 90 bag HaIeh the hour,
There never Jet human paE=F
Which could rEade L unfoTEiTea,
The patient search and vigil long.
OF hin Tho treasures Grons-"
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TaE exercise Of the Epiphany At Trinity
Church, on Thursday evening, according to the
n. Y. Times, were of very Interesting chaTac-
ter. It was the first evening service that ever
took place there The ediiee WAS brilliantly
lighted and filed with people Bishop Potter
and many clergynen were present, and the Rev.
DR.. Higbee preached the sermon. The New
EUrz GSaTssf aayl, me Eeens---rls Gh-n~~l
was fGll of clergymen in their SUPPLIES, and
pyramids of candles, ranged in rows through
the body of the church, and Drummond light,
placed high above the organ, in the vault Of the
nave, lighted up the whole scene with soft haze
OF light, resembling somewhat that Of an Indi-
IN summers eve.
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Foz an interesting account Of the proceedings
up At Washington on the s;h, see first page
This letter should have been in Mondays paper.
Our civic friend, MISUNDERSTANDING man
of pesee-h.s been writ down live Colonel by
orr correspondent
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ForlrIcrAS at the West claims the support
of the Catholics on the ground that he burnt
Roman candles on the 4th of July evening.
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MEssHs EnETOzs VII please Ganounes In The .Tn-
telhgeneeE that JAHEs 8. WHEGT. Es7, supported
as candidate for CLEAK cTTT, aPp-oselar
charter elsetion, b uanIsl MANY fOTERs.
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S once q etreef oE1issionsr. ensuing
eleetoz- II eieeted oee % tie al
vantage Of the pablo ijauTs1 THOs. J. POWKLL-
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Ens INTEIIieEscEE unnounee uysef sEhz to ny sel-
lev citizens CANDIDATE oaee wharf N-stsr
JAMIE KOBT. HAMILTON.
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For SAC or Rent

NIAT dess-aAls proFr+T a. t< q, Hampton street
- surrzr > la--- sd AL en-T-ui-nces necsstary
~ yATd q AbSas ~ e ErS=-d vel ETlis
Al.s FE-l fer rrzs. Ebgz- ~ ziss .soE- EAss-=E
e. river botts=- ErEsirs q A P aools,
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AIssHs EpTToRs-I beg leave 70 anaoa.ee myself a.
eEaddAts for re-eieeoa OF CITY e<rEeant Al
the ensuing sleeti0a- Uanii'l SMITH MCDONALD.
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MEIaEs- EDIro1s.-I uyself eaniffate for n.
Ses Sf stEes coi.soner - ts snIainE charter sIee-
to1 re-eeetud VA e1deGEor 70 d!lehlrEe du1rs
e ne eoeS a. ssfores % ths bslt e NJ ahitisI-
fA1S' RENRV SHARE
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MEssES EB1oRs.-Pieass aunoasee Mr VIZ. Z MATsER-
II a. eaf dldate for she once Of Street Ceslssoner
the coming Charter LECTION, and obtEe
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NEssE5- EBrToEs-You vii please aanouree our mach
resbeeted friend Nj GLoEsE BUIsEH, candidate
Alderman Of the FouTth WAR; he elected he vi
doaht discharge the duties The once faithfully and
imPArtiAuy. uAnIfsl MANY VOTES
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KS ISIELII5ESclH--PIeass annoaEee JoEEPH MALES
- eana33ate for WhaEfhAster the eusg elee5on
taniS' NAST VOTERS.
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Rns IE4EtIIsEzcEz-PTease annouree the sarae OF A. q
H1IIoUELL candidate City Sergeant, obiiss
jAniU' MANY VOTES.
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Frs IETEILl6Escn-YS Eii please announce tie name
q JoHH C. PoHIIG, Presnt Cty CLERK, eAndI1ate for
The Ofee, Al the approaching election, oblise
iAalvS MANY CITIZENS.
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NEssHs. EprFoEs--I beg leave anneunee nyseif a.
candidate for Reelection 70 e oee superintendent q
janis' JAMES n HALL
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AMMO UNOENI Z M s.

MEssHs. ED'ronI-I respectfully announce myself can
ddAt= Tor the once Of City TreasuTeT
election. Ijanlsl R. v. HARDING.
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TWO Hoses O. 5ohn street. Eoass HKzpdsz A.
II .-V-rzi - czisey street a1s dueI1E hose ar
,eore r5..l Il CEz=re vk==sE, he Eafz O.
ri lTarEe. AIey. Ea9zrr A. Jaesb Hzs tas
ar oFJaea AID 81 B-r-efs, e
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For Rent.

THAT desiTHtIs p-sP<Tsy 1sar NJ Wed ce=tis'y
troEu - tx kfaE pTaPzrly- ne eEeiiilE eca-art
Gascssaf aeeozzssztiS1E Ger large fAz1y- - u
--f.f.1 to acrea ukick eouid be Eade E0cd Ears-f
.rSes Ala roed oTeAlrt &e az1 AL iAisly sarosss
"a a e1eeIs1ff=zes- Ter tsEEtaPPly -
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BLANK BOOKS
M u = I O.
For Rent.

r.ToRE ICONS OFFIcES. DIX ElLIS6s Frz=s B-i-t,
- go II ~ seeasd AID ard ttsEy Fsaz hzsl.-si
- - szau HaIl2 = f-- Llso BzlilE Lets ssr
80 mos HOENEKOOE
~ OR. We IIs5S, Nain street e-tSsau Nslrss A.
Uasou-UP stairs 1-s-lJ
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sln0 BUeHELe e NsssanosS P-,...
OOrV 80 - 'A''h Dee ~ 49, ssa 5iSs5y''
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HardWare at Auction.

WILL A1esson Saturday. s.h. and Wed1esdAy.
i 12tl, A. oeiock eHtre sio-t q TsE.-
biz Hardware Counters. She1VnE. &c Iru1 safe
% sale-AE i1der Tueafy D5iErs.
Ca-a; Tsecty and an4eT ma. - days Al Eszld
heir advantage aEtea, he ESo4s vi BE
sold = ioW 6Elre-
sEaS-til 1s-h- sANL MEL
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g-d-N "a ~ 4 81 4 AL-E ~ ~
TUE rea4y for s=t-iezez= aad
~ pfcas= =sos-
se=ti=d The Isl. PreseEt-i lztis tereAsse--
Those INDEBTED The late g J. X Da-hAa Co. III
prepare tz=zs=iErs tk= hzsiz-ss GEsf -
Chased IJAzEl HOBBS 4 BAENES-
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,LosIHG OCT-Ws have large 81 sIlks asd saii-s
~ ana Fs,e nreas Sec y. EtEeh h1re 1atc - 81
id1 70 sei4 Aso, SlsaI lot q R-laaass e Eh SD
that ssf - and- Aso Wafsr Eezr-'
deeB SToSE THOMAS
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W. desire g state % fe ie1dE e Er. as1 -
w the trade ge1eraI, hat e tas
zcst azPle tzeillties f3r the trarszet55n ca
WHOLESALE GROCERY AND PK0DCcE BUsTSEsS-
We deteE1rd 70 AL orders ez.rasted - Ger
eart- uth fae-y AID ard aver
Ahis terms LIsT, MORRISoS 4 90
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The Campbells are Coming.
Is TALENTED PERFORMERS
WASHINGTON HALL

Two NIGHTS. COMMENCING FRIDAY
January IA
MAT PEEL's oririnaI CAMPBELL MISSTREL5 Ead
vi Brass Rand. tr0E = - Br01dEay. NsH Iork, lave
heaor that they vi aboTe, Uith
nv SonEa Caoruses Onerztr Bariesqa-s DE8ees A. e.
Bzr1iraiars bnS OF hs d1y- Tiekess 30 eez-s
Deors oPea At S51 70 eOHDsses a - o'eieek
janio D.. =. A JONES, AEesf-
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NOEIn WEsIEEN ~ b vIRsINIA.

II OLIDAT sALES-We Tfl ccr-1.re- e this 6ay ts
IL ree1ee Ne FT1ee upou ezilre seek q v1-
oo.s e sis- trreA NsT-1oss and cAsh9srss, I'LL
DeA4. foi1ecl=1Irns NarneszH, kskcs. Eake o. =
latnsr Pl.ds Ae Oar Etock thrse goods 81 Tery
Ars esi1s laEeh the d-srabe hrssFhi
Eoed seek Of SAWS - desah5s ssyIes, uAA - ~
sel veg cheap S0E = Ne tf1ac fer barEaias-
derlS sTOSE 4 THoNAs
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-08-25
VIRGINIA-HER DECLINE.

We have been so much accustomed to listen
to high-sounding eulogies upon the pristine
greatness of the "Old Dominion" and the an
Gent fame of her world-renowned sons, that we
are too prone to believe that the genius Of her
ancient glory still fingers around the sacred
precincts of her political fame, as tutelary
deity, and that her Briarean arms of material
greatness, reaching from the Atlantic to her far
Western boundary beyond the Mississippi, are
still as gigantic in their vast proportions, over
shadowing world of grandeur and magni6-
cence unparalleled in the worlds history.
Eamentable as it may appear, it is nevertheless
true, that her material prowess has been vast
ing, and the influence she once exerted upon
the commercial interests of the country has
passed to those sister States that drew their
nourishment from her own breast, and gathered
strength from her own weakness. A single
glance at the statistics of the population Of
Virginia, Ohio, and Illinois, will afford saffi-
cient evidence of the decline Of our own State
in one of the most important elements of mate
rial greatness. We do not recur to this subect
as one peculiarly pleasant to us, neither do we
resort to invidious comparisons for the purpose
of gratifying any feeling of malignity that we
may entertain towards this "good old mother
of US ALL" but it is purely with the hope that
the delusion which the syren song of the poll
tician and the demagogue has thrown around
the decaying energies of our people may be
broken, and that we may no longer look as
through glass darkly, but that, as face to face
a friend talketh to a friend, we may be led to
look upon the tremor which has seized her once
Herculean limbs, that we may gaze upon the
PROSTATE form of ancient power dragging out
miserable existence, with degeneracy stamped
upon every element of ancient renown. This
should not be so.
Virginia possesses now every element OF
greatness lexcept territory which she ever pos
sessed, with better knowledge Of the extent
and capacity of these elements for making her
material greatness second to no State IN the
Union. We have al the natural advantages
of water, climate, productive sol, vast deposits
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Vol. XIII.
NOW is THE TIME 70 CIRCULAR
DOCUMENTS.


THE REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION OF WAC,
Il INGToN having prepared and publsbssh
series of Political Tracts, under the supervIson ~
Congressional Republican Executive Commree -. -
Is earnestly hoped the friends OF the Republican a
will take immediate steps 10 have put in general efs
ton. aA
They are furnished at The cheap rate of Is esu,.
hundred copies, ffee of postage. ~
The following Tracts have alec ady been pubb,bsd.
Tract No. 4. HOW WE ARE GOVERNED
expose Of the Frauds ana Expenditures OF The prss
Administration for party purposes
Tract No. .. LANDS FOR THE LANDIFSs
complete analysis OF the votes the Hopls,saf E
Tract No. B. THE ATTITUDE OF NATIONAL. p,D
TIES IN RESPECT TO A PACIFIC RAILROAD
Tract No. 1. THE SLAVE TRADE.-showing ,bs,,
proceedings and debates during the Ia ST session NJ
late Congress indicate most marked de,.Tiors,.,u
moral sentiment at the South in respect 10 The Ar
slave trade, and fearfuly omnous OF the ps.,.-
proseb OF the lime when, any rate IN the GulfS,
that hitherto universally repIobated trsric will h. -
heartily susained as is the institution Of saver, ,,.
Tract No 5. OVERLAND ROUTES TO THE o.
CIFIC-TIIE BUTTERFIELD CONTRACT
Tract No. 6. OPPOSITION OF THE SOUTH 10 rur
DEVELOPMENT OF OREGON AND OF Wash
INGTON TERRITORY - THE INTERESTS or
THE WEST
In the German Language.
Tract No . LANDS FOR THE LaNbLESS Pho.
81 SO per hundred copies.
All orders should be addressed to
LEWIS CLEPHANF.
Secretary National Republican Assoclst,o,
Washington ID. C.
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of mineral treasures, awaiting but the touch of
vital energy to come forth from natures prison
house, and contribute to the upbuilding of that
vast system of commercial enterprise which can
alone redeem our State from her fallen condi-
ton. What energy and enterprise has done for
other States, the same and greater results would
flow from the same causes in Virginia. The
same causes that have given wealth, prosperity,
and population, to Ohio and Illinois, would soon
convert the barren rocks that now lie beneath
the rushing tide of our waterfalls into so many
foundations upon which manufactures would
spring by your riverside, as if by the hand of
enchantment; your cities would be populated,
and the hills and valleys of the Old Dominion
would be made fruitful beneath the hand of an
intelligent, prosperous, and happy rural popu-
lation. This same spirit of enterprise has given
to the State of Ohio, which but few years ago
was county of Virginia, an electoral vote of
400,000-to Illinois, which was another slip
from her colossal body an electoral vote of
100000; whilst Virginia in very animated
contest for Governor, polled about 100000
votes. Figures do not lie, and we should heed
the truths they reyeal.-Richmond Morning
NeicS.
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AYERS AGUE CURE,
FoR THE SPEEDY CURE on

EOh 4hE ofEED1 IbhE W
intermittent Fever, Fever and Ague Remtent Fcvs
Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache or B..
lious Headache, and Bilious Fevers indeed for Ia.
whole class of Diseases originating hillary Deranss.
ment, caused by the Malaria OF Missmaiic Countries
MI remedy is louder called for by the necessies
IN of the American people than sure and safe
Fever and Agua. Such we enabled To offer with
perfect certainty that il will eradicate the disease ana
with assurance, founded on proof that no harm
from its use IN any quantity.
That which protects from prevents this disorder ms.
be OF immense service in the communities where il PIE
walls Prevention is better than cure, for the patient
eapes the risk which he must violent attacks
this baleul dstempeT This Cure expels the miasmse
poison of Fever and Ague from the stem prevents
the development of the disease, if taken the first sp
besi remedy ever discovered tins clsss CON.
plants. but also the cheapest The large quAnuy We
supply for dollar brings Il Wi hin the reach OF every
body and IN bilious districts, where Fever and Agus
prevails every body should have and use il freely m
for and protection. is hoped this price will pss
IL within the reach of aIhe poor well the rich
great superiority of this remedy any other
covered Tor the speedy and certain OF Intermittent.
Isl that II contains no Clunlnr mineral consequently
produces no qunlsm other injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Those cured by n are leh =,
healthy ne II they had never bad the disease
Fever and Ague II not alO. the nsequfnce OF the
mIasmaic poison. A Prest variety disorders arse
from It's irritation, among which Neuralgia Rheums
tsm, GOut, Headache, blindness, TOothache Earache
Catsrrh, Asthma, Papltatlon, Painful Affection in the
Spleen HIS sierics, Pam in the Bowels COle Paralysis
and arrangement OF the Stomach, all Of which when
organising IN this cause, the Intermittent type
become periodical. This Cure e1pelS the poison IRON
the blood, and consequently cures Them all alike. Ii
Invaluable protection 10 emigrauts and persons ay.
eIIg or temporarily residing an the maarous disnci
IfiaEen occasionally daily while exposed nf5
on, that will eXcreed from The SYSTEM and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quBnliy 10 Ipen into disease
Hence s even more valuable for protect than
and lew will suffer from lnieTnenIs they avail
themselves OF the protection this remedy affords
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

New Arrangement with Greatly Improved ScheJu..
From Washington Direct 10 all PaTIs OF the South AM
Southwest, via Potomac Steamers, and Richmond srj
Potomac Railroad Line.
1NWO fast daily lines from Washington for the Souis
and Southwest Boats leave their berlhs foot Of Srr
street, al CT a. M. and "a p. Nj
The Great Southern Mail is conveyed this Toni.
il being "A miles shorter and 100 miles less rarosJ
than by any other route
Making certain connections to Frederic sburgS RIrn
mond, and Petersburg, Va, Weldon, and Wilmineto-
N G. Charleston :. C., Augusta, Georgia Mongomer,
and Mobile, Ala Direct 10 New Orleans, and all Soui.
eTn Cities and Towns
Also connect at Richmond with the Dsnvile Soua.
side Virginia, Tennessee, and East Tennessee Raroa
for the Southwest, to
Danville, Bristol, Dalton
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis
LyBchbuTg, Knoxville, Atlanta
Nashville, Grand Junction
Montgomery, and New Orleans.
For through tickets and further information Of the route
inquire at the Southern Ticket Once, No. 72 Penny.
vana avenue, one door east Of Browns Hotel, or On
board the boats, foot Of sixth street.
633 GEORGE Il. MATrINGLY, Ticket Agent
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AYERS sARsAPARII.IA

A COMPOUND remedy, IA which we have lsbored
"A 10 produce the most tcma Alternative that can le
made IL s concentrated extract OF Para Sarsapanis,
combined with other substances OF sl greater alters
1--WE power as 10 att I'd an elective antdOie for The
diseases Sarsapana Is TepuIed cure II is believed
that such remedy IS wan. ed by those who suffer from
Sugmous complaints and that one which will accom-
large class of our afflicted fellow. citizens How com
petey this compound will do It has been proven By e.
pertinent on many OF the worst eases 10 be found OF tie
following complaints
scrofnla and Scrotulous Complaints EruptiOns and
Eruptive Diseases Ulcers, Pmples, Blolches Tumors
Sail Rheum, Scald Head, syphilis and Syphitic Alice
lions, MercuIlal Disease, Dropsy, Neuralgia or Tic
DouoursuI, Debility, Dyspepsia aud indigestea, Erl
class Of complaints arising from Impuniy the Blood
This compound will be oun great promoter OF he lh
when taken IN the spring 10 eKpe the iou humors wnch
tester ia the blood that essOn OF the year BY
timely expulsion OF them, many ranking disorders are
remedy, spare themselves from the endurance OF foul
erupuous and ulcerous Sores through which the system
will strive 10 rid itself of connpIions il do
this through the natural channels of the body by al
teraIve medicine. Cleanse The viilsed blood when
you fnd lis impurities bursting through the skn
pmples, erupuons or sores cleanse when you Ind
is Distracted and sluggish The veins cleanse when
ever II is foul, and feelings will tell you whoa
better health, and live longer for cleansing the blood
Keep the blood healthy, and all Is well bat with this
palladium of life disordeIed, there can be no lasting hra
Sooner or later something must wrong and the gree"
machinery of life is disordereo overlhrown.
Sarsaparlla has and deserves much the reputation Of
accomplishing these ends But the world has been
egregousy deceived by preparations Of partly BE-
the drug alone has not all the virtue iha Is claimed
for it, but because many preparations pretending
TO be concentrated extract OF H. contain but lr 0i the
virtue OF Ssrsspsrills, or any thing else
During late years the public have been msled BY large
bottles, pretending To give quart Of Extract e SsTs
para for dollar. Most of these have been frauds
upon the sick, for they not only contain e il any'
Ssrsaparlls but oen curative properties whsieyef
Hence, bitter and painful disappointment has oowei
tho OF the various extracts % Ssrssp sfla whieh
food the Market until the Itself Justly desplsed
and has become synonymous with imposition and cheat
sui we call this compond ssrsaparis, and intend 70
supply such remedy shall the from INC
load OF obioqay which rests upon it, And think VIC
have ground for believing has virtues which are "
fesstbe by The ordinary ofhe diseases IL Interae
10 cure In order 10 secure their complete eradlcauoA
from The system the remedy should be judciOusY isheA
according 70 directions the bottle
Prepared by
DIR. J. G. AVER d CO.,
. Losoel, Massachusetts,.
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AYERS cATHARTIC PILLS,
For all the Purposes of Family Physic.

composed that disease within the range of their
ton can rarely Withstand or evade them Their penr-
tTang properties search, and cleanse, and invgosle
every portion OF the hnman organism CORRECTING dis
eased action, and restoring s healthy valah les As
consequence OF these properties the invalid who bowel
down with PAIN or physical debility is asIonished nd
his health energy restored by remedy al once so sim.
pie and inviting.
Not only do they the every day complaints Of
everybody but alse many formidable and dangerous
diseases The agent below named is pleased furnish
gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates
Their cures and directions for their the following
complaints CostirenesS, Heartburn Headache ari,iag
from DiSordersd Stomach Ndssa, Indigestion, Pam IN ana
hofbd iaeon Of The Boloets Ffaitscy Loss Of ApD,fs
Jdu'ndies, and other kindred complaints arising IRON
low state Of The body distinction of functions They
are an excellent Alternative for the OF the blood
and The restoration OF tone aid strength TO the system
bilitaied by disease
Prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER x CO. Lowell Mass.
Sold by all dealers IN medicine everywhere 6G
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WASHINGTON, d. C..
TRACT NO. vi.

Puelished by the Republican Association Of Washington
under the direction Of The Congressional Republican
ecufive Committee.