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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29

RruNldenSc 0oHT'6sEt. IN 1879, the
cratic State Convention of Michigan pass
ed the following resolution, unanimously
'.Resolucd, That we arc opposed to the
extension OF slavery into The Territories of
10 Uee '1nFs Jjsn and California, believing them
Mexico. and that it's establishment in eth
er of those Territories omght to be pre-
vented
Ia the year Ia47. the Legislature of New
Hampshire. then largely Democratic, re-
solved
That in all territory which shall here
after be added to- or acquired bY the Uni
led States. where slavery does nGt exist at
the time of such addition or requirement.
neitheri slavery nor Involuntary scrvitudc,
except for the punishment of crime, where
of the party haa been duly convicted,
onght ever to exist, but the same should
ever remain free: and we are opposed 10
the extension of slavery over any such
territory. and that we also approve the
vote of our Senators and REPRESENTATIVE
IN Congress in favor of the Wilmot pro-
viso."
In ls4s, the Legislature of that State.
which had an overwhelming Democratic
majority, resolved as follows:
THAT we are in favor of the passage Of
law. by Congress, forever PROHIBITING
slavery ia New Mexico and California, and
in ali other Territories now ACQUIRED. or
hereafter 10 be acquired, by the GIFTED
States, in which slavery does not exist at
the time of such acquisition"
Aud in ls49, the New Hampshire Legis-
lature, still strongly Democratic, unani-
moWsly adopted the following resolutions:
''Leesoi0efl Gy lie Senate and House .e,t, Rep
rSReRtdti"es i" zGeReTnt Court cOnvened, That,
opposed to every form OF oppression. the
people of New Hampshire have ever viewed
with deep regret the existence of slavery
in this Union; that while they have stead
lastly supported all .sections in their con
stitutional rights, they have not only la
inentcd Its existence as great social evil,
but regarded it as trnught with danger to
the peace and welfare of the nation.
RESOLVED, Tint, in our opinion, Congress-
hNsthe constitutional power 10 abolish the
slave trade, and slavery intthc District Of
Columbia; and that our Senators be in.
strncted, and our Representatives he re-
lnested, tOtake llll constitutional measures
tonccomplist, these objects"
The Democratic State Committee of New
Hampshire, in October, ls4T, passed the
following resolution:
"Resoipsd, That we declare It onrsolom
conviction, MS the Democratic party have
heretofore done, that neither slavery nor
involuntary scrTitude should hereafter, ex-
lat in any territory which may be acqnired
ny, or HnneXetl'tO, the United States and
that we approve of the votes Of our dele.
CATION inE0ongress in favor of the Wilmol
proviso,s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29

TnE letter from soutE carolIaa, on our
5hrst page, says limit i believed there Int
Colnmlia9 that q 4 single member Of the
Legislature avows his sentiments 10 be
otherKisetian for dfsualon he wouid be.
.sammarily dealt with which means Iynch-
ed or rallied. What m enyiable people the
.Uolumbfdns are.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29

3 The Albany gpening Jolgnal. noticiae
our remarks abont Brisbin says:
One g srislin, q fool from Penrsylya-5
mia, who volunteered 10 lead ytretnfans
.agAinst sonth QaToiiRa, has rendered a
service ils folly HessT dfeamed Of, IN
g senslple CONS BlftIRe letter from
SfNo. 1lstche9. Assess have brnyedl ana
illens.cac Sled bfittf mn
lions ia fijles 81 a ef9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29

There are hundreds who viii testify thew Uer.
cured after all other remedies had failed. ScrofuIA
bronchitis. Pain in the Breast, Side and Back Gen
erai Weakness. with all Diseases OF Women ami
Children are cured by it Talk own citizens:
they Will tell sou of themselves and friends
by this great Restorative and lHvigoTatOr.
Sold by REID KRAFT. at the Centre Wheeling
Drug Store. oc:5l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29

state limits, we deny the power of any
citizen 10 extend The area of bondage
beyond its present domiuion; nor do We
consider 1t a psrt of the compromise of the
constitution, that slavery should forever
travel with the advancing columns of our
~ ff ieFbia 9lHRSBEegg s4fs
iature of the State of New York, in 1913.
in a series Of resolutions, included the
following:
4 Resolced, That while the Democracy of
New York will faithfully adhere 10 adj The
compromises of the constitution, and main
tain all the reserved rights of the States.
they declare-sinee tue crisis has arrived
when that question must be mct-thefr
nnco1npromising hostility TO the extension
Of slavery into territory now free, which
las been or may be heretofore acquired,
hy any action of the government Of the
(. United States
Similar resolutions were adopted the
same year in Ctico, in which Hon. John
Van Buren, snd Hon. John Cochrane par
ticipsted.
At State Convention of the Democrat
ic party of Ohio, in the year ls48, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
''hesotred, That the people of Ohio, noyy
as they haze always done, looking upon
the institution of slavery as an evil, un-
favorable to the full development of our
institutions and that, entertaining these
sentiments, they will feel it to be their
duty TO use all the powers consistent witt,
the national compact, to prevent its in
crease, to mitigate. and finally eradicate. y
The above is but n small portion of the
proof we could adduce in support of the Il
orthodoxy of the principles Of tile Repub-
lican party. Ne can take the record of
nearly every public man here in our State
of Yirginia-the essays of three-fourths of
our divines-Hnd from them show how
entirely compatible are the principles of
the Republicans with the experience of
them all. What is the use or the sense.
then, of talking about their principles being
new and uutried? Why not rather talk
about the danger of reversing the well
settled moral sentiment of the country
and trying to inWugurats a crusade for the
propagation of :tn iustitution which cx-
pertencc has taught us is u great evil.
4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29

into any TERRITORY
l as an indemnity
. in Pennsylvania,
ai,tsbargh, offered
which was adop-
Democrats party
has done. TO the
nUy. us letter
her weaken nor
are that slavery
fon OF the south,
alone, and with
uent has MOTH
State law ex-
oca' institution
sieemjnC IL n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29
Boots & Shoes. CheaD,.

A TIEi. T4sISE,ET " L Na!ILsII-,-ttlE rs?
II Es:A tSoe'is So reaort3 jq5rzs- 3r--F..,.y -
N5szf = tsssE ''4s s4ssFzl.3 ave ls.A
=" : have zisr S;Fsar Ztse- rs re E5t-zs. $50
~flt.l can ''= ai;ts: -a - my siss- cd $50
buI Esiss sllss-
Custom Eo-k .as5s - eg,ieT- e. Z, , ,4ll
b B->T1A. I ~.
fHH2s Td-.rIe 81 - i5.,s--s-..,s. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29

Children dying right and Iefsl
Mothers not as yet beref
Know that worms more infants Isiil
Than each other mortal iii;
But the vERn1FUcE viii ave
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-29
THE wORLD,s OPINION
HamptOn'S Vegetable Tincture!

Must have its due and proper course in It's endorz,
melLt OF le Wonlertnl virtues of the celebrated
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26
S. B. SHOTWELL,
Attorney at Law and solicitor i'm

@ CADIZ, OHIO.
CONTINUES to practice in Harrison aad ad.
~ joining countes,nnd gives especini and proinp,
attention to Collecting, business OF Executors Ad.
Ilinistrators, Guardiens Wards, Partitions. Sales
Of LAM ., settlement of Estates, Titles, to Real
Estates, Cenyeyancing. Suite at Law and in Chan
Gerry, loaning and investment OF money, and oil
olher professional business placed in his charge.
qIHe Is Agent for the State Bank Of Ohio and
Others, for ioaning money, &c., &c.
pTOffice in kilgeres Corner on Market street.
January q, 1860.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26
MASONIC NOVICE.
Ta1lor1ElEs

TINE subscriber has again commenced the above
i business In FreepoFt Harrison county, Ohio
shere he 10 prepared TO make clothing ut differ
Give me call, and you will have your clothing
made neat and good ~ s. se JOSEPH ALLEN.
Ereep0ft. A ug. 10, M A 1'#5 II e aSa Pa
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26
BOOTS AND SHOES.

50 II. N. HOFFMAN,, - T
ONE door North Of Barret's Jewslry Store, and ep.
poste Brown and Bro 70 Store. keeps the best stock
ofBoofs aud Shoes ever offered in Cadiz. lie has
lnstieceiyed new and complete stoc.f from the
esstwhch he will sell Chesp. Custom work made
hocder. Give him q call II you wish to secure
bargains. ae4as +. b HOFFMAN. 4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26
8usiasss Garhs.
D. CUNNINGHAM.
,siasa, SEssE m. HHcDEATEa, .s
ATT 0RNGY AT LAW,

OrFIcE, MARKEr STREET, CApiz, Ono.
4 WlLL attend TO all business IN bis profession
w entrusted 10 hs care in the Counties Of Eiar.
fison, Tuscsrawsa, Jefferson, Cafroll and Belmont.
nov. 30, ls59,--ly svIfp a .alae 81 lIlI--g
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ss.Ir- schooner sF EUGENN Capt Achcm, having go
portion 1' her cargo engaged and grg board viii have l-c
Js patch For balance % freight Apply TO -
malo 10 W OOhNif-
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BRADY'S PUBLISHING HOUSE.
NEW BOOKS JUST ISSUED,

NEW bUUhN JINI IooUEU'
LyTHEL TREVOR; or, The Dukes Victim. By G W. NJ
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u-no.o q e Tho Cons or Malta y
The ChevaIicr D'Harmc ntaI. By A DrN's
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Jennings Every Mothers Book: Do BOT let your
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paper fTwkSrY Five CES1s YEAR Send
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
SIEREOSC0PIC EMPORIUM,
+. ANTHONY.
30s Broadway, New York,
AMER May lst, 1850, at Sol BROADWAY. Tv, L.

i L. -
from 81. Nicholas Hotel
THE sTEREoscoPE Is the most ir,f,Ilfr, ,s,,-,,..
Il sfng and D-citiEg Of modern nyrutous u l b.
None are to yOaHg, l.O DID, none ~, b., ,D.,.,
HnsoncHeG to aeknoSledse is worth aud Lrauty '
No hone Is complete without It, and 1t must aIJ vii nal, .
presents to Jour view every part Of the World q,
hi boidHe"A, Ps'@Pecfirs and elIae ~ dst,V ..f $50
photographers are everywhere exploring Esr-,. Al A.,
anu AsnSA IN search Of the Ersnd aud tn besu' a. ~
Fosn'b yNe"' NAiH dJe c"HsiIhhy eafhiHg 0t.r n.
We have an immense variety II view, ~ -. T.
don, England, Scotland Ireland Wales Franc. nj Lol
Switzerland. Spaia Tie Rhine versatile. N O., & A'4i
Iperes Italy, Turkey Egypt Athens the Holy land It, ~
Ola, crystal Palace-a!so Groups Historical sulu,11
sa Pc mes sta'gs.y &C. &C. 7a.
thedras OF France Italy, Sc &C. The eject Of these
| views j. most Remarkable
Every gentleman Of wealth and refined 49,
drawing room some OF our eSll~e risjr, on ala. win ~
ing stsreosope showing 2 % 20 100 seems Nor s,r
NOR 1'Shtng and one can ofr greater tsAi . A.
iond OF The picturesque ana The beautiful
Anu9nyS t9't"nheoN Ster-oscoric Views are he h,,, p
togfaple wonder They are tai 10 the .yts'l oyqaf
and eyeryt thing Ddaer Aoio g'glfdIys yg,t , u
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ms gives additional value for "a the beaut, q r
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E sa az, ARG orders FOR Anihonys Inantaheoss Vssi
Among other things have just published sareosopre n
uohs oi he scene Of The FCLroS STEsET PRaYEs Ng Ia
many hesrs feel an interest The particulars Of h win be
our Catalogue Of subjects and prices will be forwarded uy
auuEess on receipt OF astamp.
Parties at distance sending g. S. 30 as $40 Or t "a.
sent by Express NV --' '''-'
Views alone, without instrument can be sent bv ,ql
VINO wish TO be advised Of anything really yauab
tne me that comes out send their names place on
ana We VIII keep them posted at our own expense
nn lesure will ind Photography fascinating snd r.
nsnuui amusement We are prepared to n IN
everything necessary for their success together with nrue
" How 10 take Microscopic Pictures
E. ANTHONY
oopes and stereoscopic Views
~ MerehAns from every section Of the country rssr
~ invited 70 maze an examination Of STOCK Hseo
wanted.
eehd oy mall print unmounted, with price Of Negative
lCut this out for future reference fe!i-lln
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10

VhLBoTf BROTHER, Proprietor. o, a.
l. are now building PORTABLE sTRAK we above gOpr,
.pass. loi CIeSsr 81 s.a all nine 1. from
purposes which they natter thenseiyes Ar, ehe abd 80
oeror any Engines built here or aJ equal ,si
They will also furnish STATIONARY sTy. NJ
ten Worse any required psuer liam tHGNEs .
and Of various sizes. sPP'oVed eoar.-,..
PUMPS and WHEELS ior WATER woRKs. po,,.
RAILROAD WORK Of every deseription T
TOBACCO PREssES, ELATTESING MIIIs
R0n , TOO dSsshsT s sa
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Dyspepsia. Impurity or the BLOOD.

from E.rL D. Hines, Pastor fAdreat church, Boston.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10

SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY THE 22d AU- -.
" gust the passenger Trains, will run as follows: X8
PROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCH9URG.
Mall Train starts daily at $3.50 NJ reaches Lynchburg 1885
Pm.
Passenger Train daily, except Sunday, at AS M
reaches Lynohburg 1880 A. NJ.
PROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Mail Train daily at IL A. NJ reaches Petersburg at NJ
Passenger Trains starts daily except Sundays at 1880 NJ
reaches Petersburg at $50 A. NJ
with two daily trains to the Spring. Knox
Vile Nashville, Memphis, &C. TO New Orleans.
nv This the shortest and most expeditions route TO all parts
Of Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Texas
City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays
NJ and IL Noon, and City Point at $50 A. NJ and 1880 p NJ
10 and from all the packets when
H. D. BIRD,
Auq4 General Superintendent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10
RICHMOND PIANO FORTE MANDATORY,
AND GENERAL DEPOT OF
Foreign and American Music and Musical
Instruments.

Instruments
DoRR & RADE, 800 & 28I, BROAD STREET,
IIAyING associated themselves in the above bus
Il mess, respectfully invite public attention to 7RFssf4
their large assortment Of Pianos and other Musical
Instruments on hand, and offer such guarantees as
will satisfy the most adouS purchaser hey ao keep on manu-
largest choicest Of Music Summaries, Academies
Institutions Of Learning will find To their advantage to deal
with prepared TO sell Music &C. az Northern prices
Pianos Of make warranted for FIVE years ana KEPT 10
twelve months and exchanged within six months uey IAN
assortment Pianos the best Northern manufacones
Particular attention paid orders from the country and per
safely rely upon the faithful execution Of theiF orders
Tuning promptly attended to
oe9 ''""O' '"A'D - D0RR RGDE, Richmond.
NTULEs, MULES AND HORSES.-I have ~.
IN just received direct from Kentucky very choice 80
spd superior lot Of Stock have MULts wen suited 70 70
ZION masters railroad purposes street and plantation USE all OF
heh will sell exchange break and devsT in TIE city Oh
% sni ne1u'' ''0 '''''A EDWIN WALKER
NIB hall be in receipt Of fesh Stock from Kentucky,
very month. Enquire as above W.
VANLEW, TAYLOR & CO., No 74MAin street, have
Y In store large stock Of
Spear and Jacksona Hand. Zip, and Grain Saws
Baldwins bench and moulding Planes ,,.
Hunts and Simmons chop and shingle hatohes
Hagdoles Adse eye, nail and oraa h ami p,,
Witherby, Beatty Bradey's Drawing knives
Turning Lathes, chseS and Gong9 S-,,.
Boreing Machines tire and breast Drills
r,rt1.i customers ao30
MITCHELL d FRY
OFFER Cheap 20 the rade-
~ 1000 bxs. Manufactured Tobacco, assorted brands
100 " NJ LanghOrne A Sons best brands
1,G00 packages Kilickinick Smoking Tobacco
1900 Mohlcan Smoking Tobacco Qn 3 ana pound
drums
100 bbis Layvel's RocEbrldge Rye Whisky
% casks Cogpac and Rochel Brandes
8 \ pipes Hennesy London Dock Brandy vintage
1919
so \ casks sherry Madeira, Port and Malaga Wines
5Puncheons Imperial Nolet Gin - 49,
$50 cases Champagne Caret and Hook wines
% bbls surry Apple and Peach Brandies.
In anv market MITCHELL Fay,
No. 16 Pearl street,
anQtf Richmond, Va
Ri oAPRoN RICH'D. BAYLOR,
Essex Co., Va
RI CAPRON a. CO.,
Commission Merchants,
81 BOygIy's Wharf,
.r '. - BALTIMORE. -. -.
r J. Cspron 10 the active member Of the Arm mhxs-du
TAoKs0N,s CANDLEs.-9OObe E, for sa iy Y d
81 ap2e 100 &c, hpAFENrohr
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10
ROOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS,
uGHTE 4 RRlnBrRRY,S PIANOS

WE CALL the attention Of the citizens OF kch- es-ux
w mond, and Virginia, 10 Piano fortes which
have placed with Mr. Carus, that their qualities, FYTM
IN every respect may tested by the side Of theI ~
famed Chickering'S
We warrant All our Pianos and show high and
any factory the country All OF which can
be Mr.. Caruss Broad Street 30 door from YIN
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10
ALLFN,SPArENr STEAM GUACES.

~ ~ 4 y =
RrGI,TER WEBB'S STEtM WHISTLES, CUlhS, SCv
TDUBBFR AND LEATHER BETTING. Pscsilg, Baboet Metal
IN D-. ZEN. saw Gerue-s and NacHsts goods generally
~ 5-.rl raltv f.r sab. ..s WILLIAMS s LllIuIl,
aha e. Main ss-ee. nearly opposite ST. Charles Hotel
CIR GUAR
vvF .e u.asar- m rf1-r.r customers and ths public
Nv .rs- chat added -l tstioiatEn an extern
syt and complete
EOOk BGNDERT,
ana have employee, -SrersucI U1rsm-u. our foreman
6enga yr,aa- e. one Of Che best appointed Book hni.r To
london Ne are prepared Manufacture il the best style
BLANK BOOKS,
fr Banks County CLERKS, se-, Insurance and Railroad Com
lan-s Merchants, school, .... -.- .
Mus. Nselre, pa-rh...s. ans Books e., BOUND '1 .r
best manner ar U undertake ty Binding 90 New WORKS boz
any quantities 90
90 .1v rerIrsd pattern Particular attention paid to rHg 1877
H,TIe
W.s.ep on hand 40 all times O.. largest and Hr lgcsn stock
Of Law NecI school. theological Agricultural, Scientific. DO
.re tai Classical BOOKS to be found u auy Bookstore n r
country American and Foreign >IAIl NLtl law trd li.-slg
tT. BLANKS PAPER WHITING DESKS, MI Sic DOORS MUSIC
ENyELOPEs GLOBES. GOLD PENS 81.
Subscriptions received f0. al che r.ru.Lr NlglzIrs-
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- d. IIr.s..I o.. NtSr q JOHNSTON.
p...sN.-s. U...s.. ..rs and -tafI.r.rF.
Music Dealers and Eo1sl.a..-s
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10
sOUTHERN uANUFACTORY

SOUTHERN MANDATORY.
v SUNDBUkG Co, tase pleasure 70 Inform Their rends
- public they have established mandatory IN
city making Plain and Ornamental GILT and Rosewo'
Mouldugs Of every description Mirror Portrait ard Picture
Frames made Of the latest and the fashionable Styles
fully anything that Is gotten up In the N.rhern cities
which will sell whoesals retail AZ the most liberal prices
hand very large and select assortment Of
plain coored Eugrsvns and Autographs fresh supply Of
Artists the vel known manufactures Of Minsor
Newton and Rowney Co. london.
Picture Loonggs Plates Of All sizes kept constantly IN
hand etc
OH Frames regi and old Paintings renovated al as low
prices he done auywhere.
Orders punctually aiteutylto
Merchants the country will 30 WI 10 cal as they can buy
goods line low prices ia any Of te Northern cities
J. v SUNDBURG CO.,
anI0-l9m Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10

NOTICE OF CO-PAR rNERSIIIP. LUTHER
~ LIBBY, Richmond, and ABRAHAM BURTON OF Peters
burg Va have formed coparnerp under the style OF LIBBY
BURTON the purpose Of conducting GrOccrys SHIP
CbandI,ry and Commission Business, at the old
stand OF Luther Libby corner goth and Cary streets XII hmond
LUTHER LIBBY,
ABRAHAM BURTON.
IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10

DEESE,S PHOSPHO-PERUVIAN, Or MANI
Ii PULATED GUANO. composed ercllsiUeyT Psurfdn and
BHrero Gudno hair edCThs fertilizer has used In
Virginia the past four years. for Tobacco and Wheat with re-
equal Peruvian Guano Its sntages conye
nlence permanency eject and economy It's cost being
per less Peruvian Price $50 ton Of 20O lbs
Por sale by STOKES 4 klNks,
fel6-4m Corner Cary and 10Th SITS. Richmond va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul Stomach

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PTr-rSBURG, Pa, May I, 1Si5.
pE.J. G. AVER. Sir; have bSen repeatedly cured OIL
the worst hs1d1rtc any body can nave 10y uo>. OF
of vour Pills 10 10 arise from louI stohi'ch
which thcv cleanse no once - - ,,,,,,,,, =,
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its natural functions. These, IL not rcueNtu'
themselves and the surrounding organs prodnclng
cral a.grayatou, suffering, and disease N he a. '
condition, oppressed by the arrangements IN. .1 q.
pills anal ~, hnv, directly thew restore the natural &C
t0n Of the system, and with 10 the buoyalt ~
health again, What is true and So apparent u ~ -
and common complaint l. also true m many on IN.
seated and dangerous distcmpCrs. The San, p!1l-'Di
elect cNpcls them. Caused by similar ,1
arrangements Of the natural functions oil tlS JOY! ny
ar rapidly, and Of them surely, cured uH s
means None who know the virtues OF tnese llls, WI
neglect 90 employ them when suffering lrOiu 'i' 'O'
ders they cure. - r. a.,
Statements from leading physicians IN sonS oi s,e
sons
From a F0r-cr3ipg Merchant Of S. LOUIS fto. = iN'o'
DE. AVER Your Pills are the paragon OF an lnI, i
great medicine They have cured my ilttly , W -i
of ucernuS upon her hand, and feet t'l 1 ploNU
incurlhlC for years Her mother has been lunF "a
OusIy afflicted with hOtches and pImples ON u'l AN
In her hair. Amer child cured sue "i'O '''N
your Pills, and they have cured her. ,r,cprncr