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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-07

presents No other individual is more response
bic for the dire evils that have been pre-
cipitated upon the country which we have
just commenced experiencing than the man
who, representing a victorious party, in
leading organ. told the people of the South that
they could separate from the Union in peace ifthey
desired to 60 So much for the issue of integrity.
We will now briefly discuss the question of stupid
ity The Journal says that it intended to compli
ment the volunteers engaged in the battle of Bulls
Run, by charging the inglorious defeat Of the 22d
of July upon the faults and de6ciencies" of the
volunteer officers. Queer praise this If it meant
So why did il stupdly say just the reversed 1t said
in plain language "that there were faults and de-
fciencies" in that engagement, but those faults
and Deficiencies il attributed solely to our volun-
teers. 1t placed upon the volunteers the entire
responsibility Of that disaster. We showed other
wise, and the Journal can not substantate its
charge. The volunteers did the hard fighting at
Bulls Run, and the cause of the defeat rested
with the regular officers IN command. For hours
the volunteers we're left unsupported and Gen.
Mcdowell, a regular officer, did not even know
the position of his men. But the Journal says it
intended to compliment the volunteers by charg-
ing the cause of the disastrous route to their
faults and Deficiencies And yet, with such a
record this sapient editor charges stupidity upon
others! The brave and gallant volunteers who
have rsked their lives for the honor of their coun-
try, will feel exceedingly hattered by such COM
pliments.
word as to "candor." Is the Journal man hon
est in the views he now processes to entertain in
regard to the duty of every citizen to devote his
property. his services and his life. if need be,
to vindicate the honor of the Government! If
so, why don't he shoulder a musket? Is his life
of any more value than the gallant men who com
pose the army, and as private soldiers present
their breasts to the foe? Is he afraid to risk his
carcase in the cause of his country? We shall
have some confidence in the honest, of the senti-
ments which, Hessan like he now advocates,
when he muSters courage enough to stand with the
brave men who, with 10 such incentives, calamity
respond to the call of the Government Ii the
Journal editor had particle of manliness or self
respect he would never write another article upon
the war, or at least such rs he now pens, until he
had illustrated his patriotism and heroiSIn by pre-
senting his body as target to the foe, and it il
should happen to be perforated with mimic ball
the enemy would find it worse missile than the
"stink pots" used in the Crmean campaign.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-07
Acvkuo,vlcdred SeparateIv.

The treaty of peace between the United States
and Great Britain, dated September Sd, 1883,
Acknowledges the independence of the former
from the latter rs independent States, not as a
united government. We copy in proof thereof,
art of the treaty, as follows:
"His Britannia Majesty acknowledges the said
United States, viz: New Hampshire. Masss-
chusetts Bay, Rhode Island and Providence Plan
tatioDs; Connecticut, New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania. Delaware. Maryland, Virginia.
North Carolina, s 'uth Carolina and Georgia, to
be free. sovereign and independent States; that
he treats with them as such; and for himself, his
heirs and successors, relnqushes all claim to the
government. propriety, and territorial rights of
the same, and every part thereof. Story u.
s. H. 20S3.l
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-07

We shall not attempt the use Of adjectives
with the Journal. for in filth and meanness that
print is unsurpassed and unapproachable. For
three months, commencing in November last.
Immediately after the election of Mr.. LINCOLN,
it advocated disuniOn--a separation from all the
States in peace that desired to lelVe the Union
and denounced civil war far greiter calamity
than the loss of dozen States. 1t justified in
advance the attack of the South Carolinians upon
Fort Sumter, and said il would be trick unwor-
thy of a great nation to inaugurate civil war
by forcing that State to assume the offensive
Such was the position of tho Journal, calmly
and deliberately expressed. It's editor openly
avowed that these were his honest CON
VictiOns, and if the Republican party
did not like them. they might go to
Tophet. The Abolition wing of the Republican
party was opposed to these sentiments and TO Sc
cure the patronage of the party the editor. like
Judas. sold his principles his honest convictions,
for "thirty pieces of silver Filthy lucre was
with him Of higher consideration than manly
adherance to honest convictions. Wecan respect
an honest man, even if he boldly advocates what
NE regard an error. but the most dangerous man
10 the country is he who is governed solely by
soniid considerations. We will not charge This
friends however excuse his inconsistencies upon
that ground) the Journal man with stupidity. bat
il he expressed his true sentiments in November,
December and January last. and he says he did.
we never knew a more fragrant abandonment of
honor not only, but even decency, than his case
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-07
Reiected.

A peace proposition was offered in the House
last Monday. by Mr. Cox, of Ohio. 20 which no
reasonable person could object who seriously de-
sires the perpetuity of the Union and the termina
ton Of the unnatural civil war between the North
and the South They were rejected, however, by
a vote Of forty-fve against thirty-five. Messrs.
CRAvESs, HOLMAN, Law and VOORHEES,, of the
Indiana delegation, voted for peace and reunion
and Messrs CoLFAx, JULIAN, PORTER, SHANKs
and WHITE voted for war and disuniOn. MesSrs.
DUN and Mitchell were absent or not voting
We ask the attention of the people of Indiana to
the vote of their Representatives.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-07
For the Daily State sentil


Mr.. EDITOR: | have been asked whether
Stephens of Georgia was right in saying, in his
speech, that the States were severally named in
the acknowledgements of our independence by
Great Britain. have not the treaty in full by
me, but Mr.. Botta. in his history of the revolu-
ton, vol. ., p 449, says: " The most important
conditions of this treaty were that the King of
England acknowledged the liberty, sovereignty,
aud independence of the Thirteen United States
of America--whch were all named successively.''
Yours, &C, p
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-07
MIR. stephens, speech,

By request we publish the main portions OF the
speech of Hon. A. II. STEPHENS, ut Atlanta,
Georgia. on the 18th of July, as an exposition of
the views of ore of the ablest men of the South,
and representative Of the prevailing sentiment
in the Confederate States. 1t also furnishes in
formation in regard to the manner in which the
DAVIS Government is raising means to carry on
the war. 1t is good policy not only to know our
selves, but the strength, resources and objects of
the enemy. and the speech of Mr.. SrEPHESs
gives US valuable information as 70 the latter.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-07

A thirteenth amendment was thus proposed in
1911. but vas not ratified By the States.
The great change that time has wrought in the
relative situations of the North and South. has
rendered further amendments just and necessary
TO the latter, but thoy are persistently refused.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-07

companies took it, the mater appears to be be
tween those of Captains DobbS, Sales and Kirk
patrick. / care but very little about this matter,
only that love to see justice done, and nothing
else. One thing Is certain, the boys all did we'll
and are an honor to their State-may others do
as we'll as the HOoser troops at Rich Mountain
When Gen. Reynolds shall remove from here am
not advised at present; we may remain here some
tme-say two or three weeks. Larz Anderson,
ESQ, of Cincinnati, brother of Major Robert An
derson is here Two of his sons are connected
with the 9th Ohio regiment, one as Lieut.. Colo
mel and the other Sergeant Major They at
Beverly Larz Anderson Is not connected with
the service, but working outside Tor the cause II
a most excellent man. think.
| will here remark that very melancholy cir
cumstance occurred near this place, the facts re
garling which are as follows: Some days ago a
very excellent Young man, privatein Col. Wag
ners regiment (the l5th) received letter from
friend in Indiana, informing him that his betruth
ed, a Young lady in Indiana. had been thrown
from horse and killed. Upon receiving this in
tellgence he became partially insane, and finally
missing. After some search he was found dead
in the woods near this camp, with bullet hole
through his body and revolver IN one hand; he
nav have been killed by some enemy scout, but
it is not likely. His comrades buried him de
Gently, on Cheat Mountain, where hls remains
now sleep in peace. He was from Fountain
county, Indiana learn these facts from mess
mate of the of the deceased. / decline giving
any names. Poor fellow, he left his home after
bidding dear one long farewell, to fight the
battles of his country. He could brave the toll
some march, the hardShips of camp life, listen
with pleasure to the wstling bullets of the enemy
and fight side by side with his brave comrades,
but the news of the death of one, so suddenly, so
dear to his young faithful and patriotic heart was
more than his reason could stand. The sequel
his remains now lie smOuldering on Cheat Noun
tain, far, far from loved ones in Indiana will
now close this letter. by saying that all we ask is
that every man in the noble State of Indiana,
with a warm American heart, NAV do their whole
duty in the great cause Of the Union and laws.
More anon ViAroR.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College !
FoCSpEp -
LOCA TED.
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristics,

Z A D.
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-Sts"
ALTIHORE, ND.
TTlITIs INSTITUTION Is NON IN THE MOST
uTosperUu5 and ficurfshirg e.,ndIIicu- Twice tG-
ring the last Two years l been Hccessz=y 20 obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation % the ill
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every STATE n the Union.
Il nov oczupiss one OF the me-: conspicuous and
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are eou!nodoGsly arranged. -Tac;ouE and elrsant!!
The advantage ard facilities here offered to youue
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unsurpassed n any particular hy ary similar eStai~
lishrlsrt IL the United Stnter.
FACULTYi
pr.nsipNt-LsetuFsf On ifa esnre Of Accounts cslz-
fue-ce. Business Customs, etc
!. NJ PHILLIPS,
Professor Of thu Thsurr and PrIcticP Of Book Keeping
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
AEsoctNts Professor Of Bcok-EeepinS.
JOHNSON,
Professor OF Business and ornamental PenmAnEhii.
:. 7. WILLIAMS, Es2-,
lecturer Mercantile Law.
ETv. +. YEATEs REESE u. D.,
Lecturer Commercial E;hios.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jnu. p. kvlnsdy, Hon. Joshua Nanssat,
Jacob Trust. Esq. VIM. knRbe Esq
The College il provided with Commercial Library
Of Standard work expressly for the use of the Stu
dents
Each Student has deck TO himself. SAT! Is scPs-
There being no vacation during the yenr. Students
can enter ~ aay time.
lifetime equirss' complete the ulieourse
from 5 90 l. weeks.
4 DIPLoNA IL awarded to ali Graduates.
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nn1Ions nlsorders-Liver CenlpIaLn.s.

fr777 Hr- Tt-odors 8sii- q Nesc Igri. Eity.
Not only are your Ps TiluiT,,bly adapted thcir
purpose nrerieni- but find thsT usnsiictal c.
sscts upon the Liver very marked indeed They
haze IN Inv practice proved Efiec;usl for the
cure Of tiilf5as cg-PlHint' than my one remedy
can mentfali I sincerely rrjoicr that We have II
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the llsosessiell and sle I.snrla.
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DFPafElisNT o. TnF Isl EEIoE, !

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Their ro!s Ing action the livet isquick AID dc
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:,- arrangement NJ that organ. Hideet. have
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F.-nfs-faiI- ,-yT,rr AB1N21 RAIL ". n.
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New York Paper Warehouse

NSE PRICE ONLY. WHERE PAPER DEALERS
rurehNserp generally from IL TO 20 Fer cent
by purchasing from Erst hsnds.
Having Increased cur Manufacturing Facilities, we
offer great Inducements 70 parties In want Of Ps-
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Ledger aud Flat Papers Fooiscap Letter. Note and
Billet, Poii8, Packet Commercial. and all EIades OF
French Pa7ers- Colored Papers. Tissue. Binders',
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Il -! 5: sss:.-.l.:..: EE.s.s.:.:.5z5

wHEIiI,a. 1S:lg April. 1851.
as aud after The liia u april. lsil: the pH-'er-
] z-r Iralns Egill be rylE IS Z, low. VIZ;
The EGyTc-z TEE!a leaves Wheeling daily EXCEPT
Sundays a. 10 A. NJ lcHzui at leu \ 81. .Fs'-
:a H. FaItiE--Te $40 4 NJ c1rreHtinc VT! the
Fxrres. train for Philadelphia. New I7Ik. Eqs;s2
a-d All tic Eastern cities leaving NJ t:fS \ NJ a.
.fvrs ~ WazIft Et,I - $50 4 u making close O. n
sct'ca with tie SlpiEsr lines oT al i7It- %! the
Su1';l Thi- train =fcr7 ~ the pE:EeiP4i stations
;.rsa Wherlir. 10 Cumberland.
iiet.rn.uc. leaves Esl'irgC-- At s:i5 ?. VI and
Washington CITY ~ Id +. u. arriving ii Benwooa
81 = -. anil N i.-ltru 1t G:2T 4 Il u'kins direct
connection. with III. il restrain ar III paris ~ size
Wet. Southwest ami Northwest. This IEaIE stuTs
rrsfv f55- r,esie aud y-no.i and . stcT.
TNr yfaIl TON 'r-vt- f'-li, including SuEdg as ~
IS T. a. lgrrwsr.t IT .=-5 T. ~. end arIirts is
i;alrirarTe II i:ii e. ". connecting Mi'h the VA!
train iravinE f,F Fti'aie'ih ia Sew York. Bu-tou,
a !. Ea-tcr- ellie. st 80 T. ". arTvrs ~ wn,l-
st-rbu Ci;y SO T. NJ Connect win 'Ee Il
.ia lines al! lasts Of tie S"utl. Iht-iTatn - p
IN ths1sest emf OF TIC Is,d At \Icursye Carie!oii
Manu!n=tul, Water station Fairmout and tiraitgtl
Returning leaves baltimore nj $50 \. NJ ~s'!l-
ingior City AZ 4.25 A. NJ. and arrives ~ BeuwocG nj
IG:lO +. II and hselinC ~ ic:3s p NJ connecting
with the Express train for all part Of the Southwest
Wr-f ard Northwest. This train stops at the priil-
cir1l stations only.
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation rurs
av except Sundays. lsa-iRE Piedmont - G:iO a II.
and arrives at Wheeling Mt $40 +. ".
wP sum. Master Of Transportation
l.. NJ CoLE. Gen'l Ticket Agent. apsN
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TRANSPORTATION.


CIeveland. Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.
FzsHa E5s.s.7:SE - ...:.za. .:s.:s
1NgTn AFTER MONDAY, June 10Th. lsSi ni PAs'
} .aas.r Trims viii leave Bridgeport - i''0"'
80. VI Mar rain stCprinE a; ali WY tors
=rri,s- q: Pittsburgh at a;ie A. ~ as.
Cics elari a. $50 T. " -, - 80.
i.oo !, II Txrrr-s Train. topping at MI way 10
''-9 T. ' ,iel. ar[.ves al Pittsburgh A. ':io z "
S.ns p ~ fztt EN,yass Train stopl;nE o. y 81
i-nyile. YELLOW Creek Wei ~ t!le NV ~. j. II
chester on II, River livis'0i' aa' =! ~
stations On 1lsFn Lines arrives a. iiits-
LurgN 3. li:i5 ? " and II C.eSeland a.
1851 4. V.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Is-vs Cleveland Gt SIS a ". and s.y" = NJ az
-, Ertiget-Tt II $50 T. N. $40 t.5I a NJ
80 II':s;,gr.i 81 1875 /. NJ: 6:oo A. Nant
1910 p. NJ strive ~ brtfgsport AZ p'o' a SO -
\. II. and 40 T. VI
\, PITTSBURGH with Pennsylvania r. r fog iatris
a. LuTz Baltimore. Washington, Fhii1-
dei1llil New York and Boston
a, ,,,-r.lsrd With Cleveland Tuled r.. T. for san.
A. 4usky. Toledo. Detroit. ChieaEo Sn 1
all points in the NOETH NFSI. Win
Detroit steamers for Detroit jackson
Chicago and the NORTH Wet VIA
Cleveland / Erie i. Il. for Erie, Dun
Kirk buffalo and Niagara FAILS VAN
Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati for
Crestlne. Delaware. Columbus ana
Cincinnati.
A, Hudson with the G. z. c. r. r. FOR Cuyshosa
TaIls. Akron. MiersburEh and Woes
1, Alliance With p. st. ". & c. r. Il. for Canton,
NIaSsiIIon. Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co
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wi,h c. q. o. R.R frr ZnucsViile. New
srk. Columbus. SeEit. Dayton. inti-
annapolis. Cairo. Cincinnati. Louisville.
St Louis. St. Joseph and all points
Wist and SDnih West.
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Far= always IS loV, and time much quicker tl'n
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All Eas; can h f'y0curet at the otce u' >. "H'e,
street. mex. !cor - SFsigg House, Wheeling a. AMI
Z at i:ridssI-l:t Station
I Freight contracts will he made ~ lowest mates u
any r6int accessible BY this road and rs connect GS
No. - water s- With Freight Agen; nj bridge
! rr,r. station r. HAMILTON. Agent,
! Wheeling, Va
/ join CHAPMAN. Agent
bridgeport, o.
! JS. MCCULLOUGH. PRECEDENT.
! MYERS. Gem Ticket aE'f- t~tH
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Br0adcaSt Seed SOMer!

TINE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE PURCHASED TIE
right for AANk'S SEED SOWEI, which COWS
All kind. Of GTAi- and Ores Seeds In the most per-
feet manner IL simple IN its construction and
aoWS with great accuracy and Tapdity, distributing
the ssel evenly uTon the surAee Nyithcu; the waste
Ant labor peculiar TO hand sowing. Orders for
SOWsrs will receive prompt attention.
mhlD SMITH GORRELL.
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LIST. MORRISON & Co.,

WHOLESALE CiROCERS AND PRODUCE pE'
W LERS. Nos. IS and 60 Main street. 0asE
saleaf lowest Taies-
$50 bids. fair to choice y .. Sugar
80 Hbls. prime MolazSss. leak eoopcTaSel
100 half h7rrelE DO do
I5d bags Iiia Coffee
70 DO JAVA DO
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II. J. c. AyFr. Sir: have been repeatedly rUrrA
* tie vrr-; isri1rts anybody have by ic=s or
two II yaur Pills u to arise from Uul sto-
n sI which they cleanse Al oncr.
Yours with SEs't re=I-act Id W PRABLh.
CIar,- Of SflIltcr Clarion.
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No Disunion!

TS VIEW OF TIE PRESERVATION oP THE
Union. have received large lot OF Prints, Nu4-
Inns, Checks, and many other gOOds, At disuniou
PTiess. AL those buying Geo5s for ealh are respect
JAMS So. "a Main ST., Centre Wheeling.
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F,s.s = Forr-arHaq !Hs-rta=a u 81. Lo,is,
r. ;S=E

m syn: Tour Pills arH fie paragon n Ill iha' "a
rt,t; In rru3'rlc T-vv lavr cursh my htle d7'-ii-
- ~ T,lrrr7r.- sa:-s tfau Lee bsEt- AM feet that
tra --ty.i inrt;r,hi,. r. yeats. Her mother has
ls icr- -ric, lv afflicted with Lic'ele- aHi PIN,
ne On her skin mi m he= hair After car eaiit
- p asa NORCRII-JE
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a YER'
CATHARTIC PILLSlh

4 ne yen SICK. FEEBLE AND c09IPLAiNlNHl
= Are yol ont OF order, with y9rr stem dernns-
81 ami vS1r feelings uncomfortable! Tlesn sytnp
IONS are olten the prelude TO serious Anr.S- ssnu
~ Of sickness Is creeping upon you aud .1ud be
avsrteI is q timely use Of the r!rht remedy Iake
AYERS riils and cleanse cnt thrise7dsFed hainois
rrify tbe blood s,,ij let the fluids afore On uu9l'-
structcd in health again ThsJ s,nuiite tha f-ne-
ticns nf the body iItn vigorous activity pTriy tie
system frou the obsttrctblS SlSsi lsk9 dsssass
eli settips soicEh here IL. the bdS, N.l ofs'ree'1
lis natnrni .inr:!ous 1h-so. II rot stiisrri react
u1cs, thenselve- and the surrounding oTranS; Pre-
IicTrg general agrsSatEcTl- sIJdei iTs she ul-esN-
VALE 10 ;ii. eoritiC,i- Oppressed h the e,IanE
n,pis take Ayers Pills. An see Low tire;'ly tiieS
store tl,r natural action - tho s-s.tia as1 with II
HE irovant feeling ct health again Whit Il true
AND 50 apparent IN This trivial and common CON.
r!aint /. slso true il many fthe deep,esita AMI
dangerous disfpmpCTs. The ssg,I" purEstiEe eLeeE
rxrF!S ffrra CHti--i by similar tn-trretHn. ~
t,stenye1ruts 1f the I7tnra! functions Of ire h5dy
they ~. rapidly ,r ,lanr of Them sErciy crret by
tiie SINE mean. Mons who lnus ;is virtue Ct
fkesa PiI;S will neglect - employ ;ie[zi when ssF-
inc fr.5iii ths disorders ihry cur
Statements fral Iez,iuE physicians "a some OF ths
min sraI ei,icr, aad from other =eil known pubic
Ters- ~
From u Forr-ariirg .Es,et1=i u 81. Loiis,
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Raltimore Il Ohio Rail Road

-. MCCULLOUGH. President.
IN MYERS. G-n': Ticket hr't- J-l-
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,-,,,I,DNrN,-. 'T,T2 AINC

Is-ra Cleveland s5 s:l5 a. ". sad So" N -
rive Al BrtdgeEoEt 1t 4:20 r. ~ aa9 -! a N.
isavs PIt:s6arSh ST t2s:5 \. ": g:v9 = So
lc.io p Nj sr-iTs ~ DridgsPor; AZ t;UI A. NJ, ~
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CorA IpNfion- Costiyeness, Suppress
sion. rheumatism, SsDut, Neuralgia,
DrOE,Ay. PnraI y.sIs, FIts. etc.


From Lr. j. 2. Fgugb1. NcEi5sql, CaadiI.
To, lnusS came: lie aid n your PiIis for the euIe
81 c2trEasF IL GthrEs q our fraternity have found
them cff:caeinHs have. they shrIIii join N
p=ac!iniTs il EJr the benefit Of tlr tnr'ftudes vn
suffer fnsa that complaint, Ahieh. although hssi
cp0 n in itst IS The prageaitor Of others that are
wore believe tisfSses 10 originate In The 'tvcT'
hut your Pills affect THAI organ and cure the ds9a-e
FioH Va. E S1rt I'ssiieiaa and ,Ifd,gife Bas.on.
fIrl one or two large dnsesof your Ffils taken
the proper time excellent promoifTes Of tho IE
and Aso very efectaai 10 eieaRse the 5RiasA AMI
Esf traTrls. They - much the best pllysic we
have that recommend no other TO my patients
From the RsF DR.. KdlSkss, Of the 3sla0G5tt
Episcopal CaurcA
PuLAsEi lIorsE- savannah Ga. Jans6- 1855.
HcScEEB SIE: should lie uugrateflii the RELIEF
your skill has brought eif lid not report my Gao
70 JON. A cold =ettlef in uy limbs and brpuEbtel
cxcrucatin HeisTn7ic paiis which endn-f In cfrsniS
physicians, the disease grew worse and Worse uutil
- Fs-aAs------
Dr. Mackenss, tried your ri Is. Their ELECTS were
sow. but By peFsnyeTinE in the use Of them
am now entirely we'll.
sESGTE cHEZrEE, Baton Rouge, Ia, Dec. s. IsSs.
pills. Of RhtHzadiie out-a INiufn disease that had
afflicted me for years VINCENT SLlDELt-
S5-NIost Of the Pills in market contain Mercury.
which. although valuable remedy in ski.lfnl hams
serarls in public pin. the dreadful eons'
Guences that frequently flloN Its ineantIous rse
These contain no mercury OF mineral subsistence
'shAfeTer.
Price s5 cts. per Box, or Boxes fOrsl
Lowell. Mass.
Por sale by A. c GOOD y co, and by all DING.
gists. aucii-ly-Sn
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