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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
THE RULING CLASSES.

Judge s. ID. Morris, independent Democratic
candidate for District-Attorney of Kings County
has published letter, in which be gives the names
and specifies the crimes of large number of the
active and prominent Ward politicians who run the
Democratic machine and manufacture the regular
nominations in Kings County. Que of those
so ventilated is now under bail for brutal assault
on a wOman-aIother for iorgery-a third for an
assault with a slung Shota fourth for burglary--a
fifth for breaking heads-a sixth for mansaughter-
a seventh for forgery-an eighth for highway rob-
bery-a ninth for perjury-a tenth for burgary-an
eleventh for receiving stolen goods-and so on.
Most of these were delegates 10 the regular Demo-
cratic Nominating Convention; all were active and
prominent in securing the triumph of the ruling
faction therein Judge Morris concludes:
"Felowc1en. there exists confederation Of the
chafaci, his conmuni have given you the OF
n told however by consistent paper me Eage that
made personal abuse on viii einooer nat
agsin so1 Of ms very parties. But deny fellow citizens
hal have abused any one have simply stated c' that can
call hin thief when he breaks open your house ca. MIN
cali him ieon when be knocks you down and takes your
poc.etbook cal him highway robberi when he takes lie
rhou, lust cause call him an insult, you
twill .noc. you pleasure. and disturbs the peace Of
the muly call him runsn and such are the chEl'
spoken. Aud through the fundamentally
hat Mr. >ehunar and Nj sPnOs got their nine
ton, through thin influence they seek an election
do not working with desperation TO slect
y poneu they have found ample protection in Ms
a. the records he them and
the Prison the has lost their services and tue
muny continued be cursed with their presence The ~
mari the Though possessed Of but
classical is indicative Of their tselng--he said
>c4t mailer l. elected, will get hell
-o~citi1-us, have only TO sdd in conclusion
thz. you think worthy Of support vote against
ne think worthy solicit your a-.,tanc. against he
rudsn- threaten and have Attempted personal violence
And eeei.d shall the power OF the ohc- 10 partly the
erin stuo.ph-- aud relieve the oonmuni OF thi. mia
nous gang. iour ooedien' servant ,,o,,,s,
II seems 10 Us that such statements must have
weight with those who are not Yet prepared to see
elons virtually trying their own cases and settling
the judicial penalty of their own crimes. The vote
will decide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03

The trial Of Coppic was resumed at Charlestown
Yesterday. No witnesses for the defense were ex-
amned. Mr. Harding, for the prosecution, ad-
dressed the Jury. and he was followed by Mr.. Girls
void on behalf of the prisoner. The Jury then
retired, when Old Brown was brought into Court
to hear the decision Of the Court on the motion TO
arrest Judgment in his case. The motion was DE-
MED, and Brown was sentenced Ia be hung on Fri
day, he I'd of December. The Jury then came into
Court with q verdict convicting Coppic on all the
counts of the indictment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

Special Dispatch to 1 he y. L. Tribune
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1859.
The bids for the contract for carrying the
Through Mail TO New-Orleans were not opened to-
day in consequence of Mr.. Hot's intended depar-
ture tomorrow. with his wife, for South Carolina.
He will return in a week. and then a decision Will
be made. Seven proposals have been presented.
There was disposition the part of several roads
to refuse the carrying OF the mails at al, unless the
propositions of certain companies were accepted.
Mr.. Holt emphatcally refused to entertain such
bids and denounced the purpose, resisted every aP-
parent combination which caused the withdrawal
of the threats and satisfactory explanations were
made. The contract under these offers will extend
ever four years from the lst of January next.
| have good reason to believe Old Browns sem
tence will not be- committed though that course Is
urged by many conservative men. Gov. Wise
spok. of him as an old Roman" but he was I'M
able TO resist the pressure of public opinion.
The summing up of the retrenchment in mail
contracts agents, and the like, since the failure OF
the Appropriation bill, shows an aggregate saving
of about 81, 100000. President Buchanan pro-
fessrs to favor the nomination of Southern can
didate at Charleston, and seemingly indicates Mr.
Ftzpatrick but his friends look to the contingency
of his being himself selected. Most officials act on
that idea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
Ie WA.

Nearly every county of Iowa has been heard
from, and the Republican majority for Governor Is
just about 5000. QastGoyernor'selcction, 2,15l.
On the rest of the Suite ticket, think il will De-
rather les. The Hon. Elijah Sells, Secretary OF
State, writes from the new capital (Des Moines) on
the 22d Oct. as follows:
The Senate will stand 26 Republican to Il Demo
cratic The House stands, 40 far ~ heard from, AZ
Republican, TO 81 Democratic leaving eight districts to
hear from all of which gave Republican majorities at
the State election in 1853"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
Ronsrp y. srnvAsr Grnls.-Mary and Margars

RoBBrD nv SERVANT GiRLs.-Mary and Margaret
Cursn brought before Justice Fox yesterday Margaret
charge Of roebins MIR Edward Daily in South second street.
Brcolyn. = D. and Mary on charge Of fo6bins M A o.
Phip~ OF Southsixth street with they have been ivn
~ Mary boarded house of Archer in
Grand street New ORA At beth Of these places xcrs have
b~eu missed from time TO ttn~ aud Monday Margaret
detected In the sc, Of stealing breast pin Belonging MR.
Daily Thi. led 70 h- and her sisters rest upon search
=. ks horsc Mrs Archer wrrr found belong
ins 20 the sris Another trunk IVES found by tho
tss a., Sixteenth This searched over hon
80 As,~ worth Of stolen property found
r ,o found i've six Other trunks helnsins
-.,.niry ysrous articles. supposed to have stolen
~. s,ls have evidesy bee engaged tn system o. petty
49, -. scu,e tae, They we're committed e1 rs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03

THOMAS CoRwIy speaks This Erening for the
Republican cause at Cooper Institute. Other emf
nent speakers have been invited, some Of whom
will doubtless be present; but il is enough to crowd
the hail that it be known that ex-GOv. COrwin of
Oho--ihe demolisher of /" the late Mr.. Crazy" the
scathing cOntemucr Of the Mexican War; the most
elective of the many able canyassers Of isi0 who
has held almost every position under the Govern
ment up 10 = seat in the Cabinet is TO speak TO us
this evening Mr. Corwin. We believe never spoke
at length in our City, and cannot speak again. as he
has engagements for each remaining day of this
week. Let us be on hand early to hear him. He
comes TO US bearing the greeting of the entire
North West-the magnificent area consecrated to
Free Labor by the Ordinance of'07-et New-York
respond with voice and heart at the meeting to-
night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03

FRoVIDLNck " ednesday, Nov. = I'SJ.
The bark Dragon, Capt. Mcfarland, Of and for
Salem, which sailed from Zanzibar, Aug. 81, got
Ashore reef about 40 miles south OF that place and
remained three days humping heavily. She was got
OF ard towed back Zanzibar Sept 4, by the British
shiI -oi-war Chre. Her keel was broken stern post
started, and she otherwise badly damaged that
rle nas condemned. The Clire was awarded % 900
aalyave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03

b. collision between the steamer Champion
and propeller Albatross, on the route between this
city and New-Hayen. early wednesday morning
the former vessel was sunk; and it il supposed
four lives are lost. 4 large amount Of freight was
lost and four horses drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03

A Characteristic piece of treachery Is now being
executed by the Know-Nothing managers IN TINS
State. They are engaged in secret endea'or 10
defeat one of the candidates on their own state
Ticket, nominated at Utica. This candidate IL
PHILIP DoRsBEIMER, and the private reason alleged
against him il that he is believed TO De friendly 10
Gov. Seward The plan sto circulate ballots bear
ing tho name of Isaac " Vandsrpcel. the Demo-
cratic candidate for State Treasurer, instead oil
that of Mr. Dorsheimer. Packages OF these tickets
have already been carried into the southern ter OF
counties, and money in considerable sums he's been
paid there TO secure their distribution at the polls
James r. Thompson, George 0. Jones and T. d.
Brigham. who. We believe, is attache OF The Er-
Press, are the active agents in this plot
What shall be thought of party which cheats
even its own candidates ; Is this thu whole mean
Ing of - smashing the machines :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03

The returns Of the names of voters registered
in this City foot up 1903, i50-33,74- more votes
than were cast at the last State Election, and about
900 more than were given at the Municipal
Election of 1857, which was the highest vote ever
cast in this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
The Kansas Election.


SAoKyILLE, \. b., "Wednesday, NOV. = IaJ9.
There were no signs of the steamship America at
Halifax when the line closed at o'clock this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03

The steamer Bavaria, from Southampton Oct.
18th, arrived last e.cping Hex news has been an
ticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
Fire,
ppoyrnxSrx Wa1p,

Providence, "Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1859.
The lumber of Asa Pike, in this city, together with
three or four anal buildings, were destroyed by tire
this evening Loss abou, $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
TO CORRESPONDENTS

Ne no.le cen be Of AnoaJ Conmrucs;ior What
intended insertion 10 authenticated bT the
and address Of the wernot necessarily for paoEcs
zion. but Yuarsn.y for his good faith
We undertake TO return rejected Ccnnunlcsor'
TIE TEBryy should In al u sd
dressed 10 HoElcE CkEELE1 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03

There we're no aigns Of the steamer America at
Halifax last night at the time Of closing the line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
To the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON Wednesday, Nov. >, 1852


WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nov. ? 1852
Mr. Conner United States Consul at Mazatlan, Is
now here He has obtained from the Constitutional
Government several concessions of commercial char
cter one of which is permission to run steamer on
he Mexican Pacific coast under the American flag
He Las PARTIALLY made arrangements with one Of the
Steamship Companies 10 connect with It's line at
Acapulco, thereby aifordng direct steam commune
eaten on that entire coast twice a month.
The dispatches from Consul Black to the State De-
rarl ment show that Ormond Chase most afro
cously murdered in Mexico by officers belonging TO
the Church party. All that was in the Presidents
uoxer TO do VII be or has been done IN view of that
crime II than this is necessary 10 protect the
lives and property of American citizens IN that country,
Congress must provide further means. There If no
doubt but that the President viii prominently present
thu subject in his annual message.
The friends ofthe Constitutional Government think II
j. highly essential that Senior Lerdo should immediate
v return Vera Cruz IN order 10 exert his influence
toward the cousummation Of the pending treaty.
Gen. Heran, Minister from New-Granada, II in the
city, The prospect il that the Republic will
r,tlfy the treaty amended by the United States
Senate The Congress OF that country will not, how
ever meet I'LL next February.
The Po.tma-ter-General left here to-day on brief
witt to Charle-town; therefore, definite action on
the bids for carrying the mails between Portland aud
New Orleans will be made until bin return.
Judge Blacks rejoinder to Senator Douglass last,
will appear in The Constitution OF Tomorrow morn
Ing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
For Ju-tlce, of the suprcme Court.

DL.r.c. I....ISAkC DAYTON o. Sew-Yort-
U....GEORGE g. REYNOLDS Of Kings
U....IRA HARRIS of Albany.
W...AUGUSTUs BOChBs Of Ssrstcss-
VIE ROY MORGAN Of Onondasl
VI...JOHE NJ PARKER Of Tioga
yU...ADDIsOS 7. KNOX Of SENECA
VII. .MARTR, GROVER Of Allesssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
Aem1lork Daily Iibm,re
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1850.
REPUBLICAN STATE NOMINATIONS.

see'y0 Sta,s.....HLIAs w. LHAvRSWORTH.
Ce,f,c!i,r. .hODlRT DENSIsTON, Uraese.
ARR General. .CHARLESG g.. MYERS, =. Lsvrraee.
STATE Eagir<er .ORVILLE w. STOREY, An-gaay.
Treo.rr,y. DORsHEIMER, Erie.
Canal Ccsar... OGDEN y. CHAPLIN, Albany.
Jsdge Of lprsals. HENRY L. DAVIES, Eew-Yorh-
State Pris0n imp. DAVID p. FORREST, Schenectady.
C1evk At -4ppsals. CHARLES Hughes, Wssh.assoa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
Hrsn.Nn,s CNCINrn MAGNEsIA Is free trnn

unplraari and thrse time, the strength q ae common
Calcined Magr-.ia =,
o.ld's Medal and Forr First Premium Silver Medals
have arded H. being tie best in he neko For .lo
bv The Druggist. county torekscpc and ny the snuis
t.r,r 1AOsAs :. hi sBANp. Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
Cov. CoRy,y will sneak 10 the People

At SescJvyqh Orange Co., tomorrow lPnlsyj eVeniay
At Pousske<p.is, 81 Up. m On Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
hoiIoM AS OINTMENT AND PILLs.-Scrof

ADD pou i contended ncurAble, but The the
sanAs OF actual cures effected by Hooway medicines in
prs Of the civilized world universal reGts;ion o; such TAI
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
STOp TnAr LEAK.
RRowN's BRsNCHl.L TRoCHES.-From tn

II your roof leaks the bHiDexwArEs FAINT his ~
,l, y.shIe tifle in market II iss guarantee again
min hail sleS OF snow. Depot Ne. y Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
BEAUTIFUL,
ELYSASr.


pkL'eRTrrr-
A Nav Discovery.
SON kEKScu IAgLOv
foe p~su,fyng Putting Curling Sof-uns. Slcoins CLOSING
LAYING Setting the HAIR. impsr sII gloss aud soii
the tin~ stiffness. AZ the isi 1. dr- ed
90 il rrmains the bssndes OF the toiot yeriec,
Chdfes IRE; class Article 10; hrsilAss
tns and should used in every family the best PePs
ration for haif in the world
Mrs lssBXL SciprS
Depot Ne 20 Ann~, ~ y. Price, ~ cents PEI box 70. sale
N,G a Hrnad
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C,yIT-ry's INDICATED PAPER.

ONNEIIt II ''f''
Until resen,ly cryhody compelled - use pop'o
duesg poisonous paper the sierolVet OAtErhs Mss
oAr,p fAPhs i. new used universally IL Il great CON
fot and the medication HARMLESS 70 the healthy cures aud pre-
VENT iies Depots No al AuGsi. and No 49, broadEsy
BATCnELOR'S HAIR DYE WIGS, and IoUfEiss
ere unAed 1h-y light easy. durable and NJ TO charm
turning behiud bArCnELoss hAik pfs
chr best IN ia. world tie only hsIin, aud reliable ,o "
Appied the Factory No 2s broadway opposite the frt
RUPTURE CURED BY MARSH N Co. - RADICAL
CrRK TsUs Also ELAsTiC STOCKINGS 20. vaoo~o voin
SvfroklKks and SHOULDER BKACks Instrument io eiot
So msde to ories No Nesey-st, Assor House n l. La
die priS end female aenaHt- A-c MARSH, CON
Iss s Co. No. sN est nh-si.. Cincinnati. Ohio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03

BROWNS DhSNttitL tVth thc
r., usSkY WAND BKKCHEs. n y" BkowS's BRoScEiaL
xorpRs ycA~ stree hs; ccisenilsy entered
xo., .erc for come so preparation for tioasen-sshe
frochss which entirely Sns"riei ihr psposN
whirA had in view. Since then. IL al my rciGEts tours
not TKocuxs in NV bag regularly do ectlres
linen changed mind ropons them nom
except 10 Of that hich began by
thinking well Of sold by al Druggists
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-11
THE IN TELLIGENCER
TIE cHEss-Bo1RD.
BY OWEN MEREDITH

Ny little dove, do you remember
Ere e were grown so sadly wise,
Those evenings in the bleak December,
Contained .yarn from the snowy weather.
When Won and PLAYED chess together,
Checkmatel by each others eyes
All, still see your soft white hand
lowering warm Der Queen and Knight:
Brave P.,wns in valient battle stand:
The double Castles guard the wings;
The Bishop bent on distant things,
Moves siding through the fight.
Our fingers touch; our glaures meet,
And falter; falls your golden hair
Against my check; yonr bosom sweet
Is heaving. Down the field yonr Queen
Rides slow her Soldiery all between,
And chicks the unaware.
All me the-little battle done,
niSperst is all its chivalry
Full many n moyc since then have we
Mid TCe's pernlexing chequers made,
And many Il game with Fortune played
What is L wa have wnn?
This, this at least--if this alone:
That never, never, never more,
As in those old still nights of wore,
(F3re we were grown ST sadly wiSc)
Can you and shnt out the skies,
Shut out the world and wintry weather,
AID, eyes exchanging warmth with eyes,
Play chess as then We played together!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-11

No family should be without these invaluable curatves.-
They only remedies perfectly adapted for domestic
and prvate with them the parent is armed and
against the first approach Of disease and meet It
threshold aud keen II ut blv. tribe of medicine
rightly directed In the first hours of eSense perfectly
that which only he relieved Ivy long and tcd
hours of suffering II at all. With these at hand
Obliged await the coming Of that often distant,
well expensive LUXURY doctor; h. druCycd
poisoned hstcre bed but Yourself administer
simple specific, and the rudy Of life
again health AMI iov There only injury arise
their but the general influence upon
constitution, bevor' all question, is beneficial
AGENTS WANTED
We desire active, efficient agent for the NJ
remedies every community in the United
Address, DIR. +. HUMPHREYS, & Co,
No. 562 Bro1lway, New York.
E1rSOld by the Dtug:!sts in Wheeling. uhI4-Iy.
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@ OLD e n b e Il II Y Il = II Q X f.
NO 174 MAIN STREET. WHEELING, va.
n EW Ill n D WIN L F. r q . . DIS
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH TRADE.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS !

THE scribe shave
fr " "a .
,aIy9tl- latu-. -r Iant
they r- IA 80 - r u m
ulw suru da few
INC s.PneRt Forcs ohsas,w e.h wee
from . Pc So.
BI
lMox. e"TuGa BTr =
Of sS IT" " '' R="tn'Ts s@f rAsoa
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TEE
LIVER INVIGORATOR I!
PREPARED ~ nj. sANgoEn,
Compromises Entirely trom eUnis


Compounded Entirely from Guns,
Ts ONE OF THE BEST PURGATiYE AID LIVER MI
ersier miller and more rf.sc1i sisn any other netcir,
known Il il rot only '''.'r+'S, but Ai-r'' i1c'
nT , S,ii to IS t.,, snv Of :ft
pairnl feelings cpe'ieuce tho operations o. most Ca
hHrirs. 1t strengthens tc the time :;
strengthen ana build Up With municipality.
The LIVER PRINCIPAL regulators Of :he
hs nare g, q ' sre fa,Sr-i:i
i almost entirely dependent OF ihe i' action Of tt
At the bowels fault and the lot
suffers IN conssqu III one orEaUtAe LIVER
having easel TO DO Tiny - OF t.s sea o. ma Or
wercwh - counteTact the y ieT"s=ie.i' to which
70 prorct.,,fs --rar,lfs atlas rora .r7.rsontros-
blcI with LTVER CIjE> pLl ~ an. fits forms,
has T s@: to Cur n.y. - 19,; sSsr ~ b. natter from
the system, suPuviu in tlelrra~~ "a;iy o" Of "s
PURisYISG T5iE fL603-stvl, t,,.- and .cs:h to the
whole mac'nery r"r1ovin.>the OF she disease
Bilious HSf$GKS are. cred. AND. WHAT Is
BETTER, PREVENTED, blythe occasional use Of the
LIVER ISvIi0RATuR. =
an prsTsn. ' tie l fooi .carins
only one dosetsken before .Eetrns, prevents MIGHT
6@ly s dose sAN:2 2s:;a' the bowels
one dose taken after each. meal vim DYSPEPSIA
q One dose Of tFo teaspo0nils vii always reliev,
bottle taken Cor fe male obstruction rcraovesthe
cause OF the disease, Gni-na%es perfect cure.
Only lose Immediately relieves tNOLIt. vhns
One Iose repeated isca cu-e Tor CHOLERA
IIORBL,S, and preventive. of CHOLERA
Only bottle is%ncedSI
effects Of rnedi--cinr after sickness.
~ One bottle taken fOr-sJAISDICE ali sal
loRnrSs or unnatural COloT-!Tnu the skin
One dose shp-t-time before Eating gives Wig
the appetite. and rnakes~food digest welt
One dose often repeated CHROETr' TpTA r
RHLE4 its fpruE, white Is L II WER n
BO VEL complaints yir IZalEnOst to the
One doses at by WORMS in
Chiltren there Is Sp-eieT remedy
the world las itHeTerETiis. n
~ few bottles cures'-DROPSI, by exciting the
Rbanrbents.
We take pleasure iuTecoEl nending this medicine
. preventive FEVER AND AGCE, CHILL FEVER,
and all FEVERS bf Bill LIOUs TYPE. operates
willing to testify to Its
I won lerful virtues.
| An WyyO ESE 1T ARE CITING THEYR INA NJ
AOT.S TESTIMONY ~ ITS FL TDP
MIR 7rTfeF IN the mouth Icikh ne
! StnaEloLr both tOIsthsT.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Is daily
great believe. as II by
the first dpse gfriUg bsRcHt seldom
than bottle lie required to kind LIVER
Complaint from the JStsEdics DgsYSJSid TO
common RsGRTcAe all OF which the DIS
E4SED LIVER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, G45 Broadway, New York.
And Tetaed by all Druggists. Sid also IN
myl%-1y T. H. LOGAN CO. Wheeling. Va.
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CASES AND CURES.


young lady had troubled With indigestion for
months render great necessary in the
fool. After eating the stomach became
ac food rising in her mouth with water an an unpra'
ant heavy, ln7ds in her stomach, continuing
hours, frequent headaches bowels Constituted and
mental condition. See commenced taking the
pills. morAing and night, and in less than
week almost cry symptom Of her disease had vanished
and she felt like n being.
antenpn sor"what advanced in years strong robust
contribution had lately GOOD deal affected with ind
estio tongue bad tlst" in the mouth
with peculiar vrtigo and whrus in the
head 90 much so his riding in carriage:
mountin: quit dangerous After irving
several things -Iectlay. he l upon the Dyspepsia Pills.
which afforded prOmp. relief. pill every night all morn
in. like charm, relieving all M vertigo aud other
,.I.asa