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Observation-Disclosures ne.


ID MALLAl2D., NIALLAISD,-
65..s......-. ROYAL STREET. ...........55
1norhs patrons and friends Just arrived sron,
Europe win
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-02

Having removed from their old stand 1868 Broadway
new and more extensive establishment have hand and
manufacturing order every description of Fashionable
rages and light Road and Trotng Wagons from the best
leced materials and workmanship and for beauty design
finish and durability equal not superior to any other
make in this country. fe27 ly&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-02

The editor oftle Defensor de Ia Refor3aa. of the
28th says; We are looking with impotence for
the result Of the campaign against Mexico. We
recommend activity in the military operations, and
hope that the revolution arising there will MAIN
tain itself firm as to-day, and will secure forever
the triumph Of the Constitution, even over the
ruins of the capital.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-02

dth.s pn we same evening the Emperor's place,
Muen-mn- Yuen was taken possession Of. and YES.
terday Messrs, H. S. parkes and Henry Loch were
liberated and returned to the Embassy. 6
sent q letter TO you FROM the camp, six miles
arom Tung chow, on the 4th, which will probably
Teaeh yon with this On the following day tile
allied forces were on the march iii search a the
gariars, VINO were supposed to be In great num-
bers, about fouro five miles Off The front OF the
two armies stretched over aElarge extent of conn
try, but the enemy was not seen, nor any sight Of
az abandoned camp visible. We halted at one
O'Clock r.. M. Accommodating parties were sent
ont at might, and they fell ID with the Tartar
pickets, Blio fired three shots At them. On the
morning oil the 9Th we were again ON the move at
an early honr, but on reaching the ground where
the picketg had been seem AL waa still.
Here are some very high brick kiins, from which
several gates aad other structures within the walls
OF Pekln were distinctly seem about five miles dis
tant. Still ID pursuit Oh the retreating enemy We
marched on through thickfy wooden country.
untsi within halt a mile Of the earthwork, which
eAtepas aEeng the north side OF, and distant one
mile from the capital, where some Tartars were
seen among the houses close to. The Kings Ora
COON Guards went Id at them and they fed leaving
eight dead IF disabled and one Of the dragons
wounded ~ Inc hliFniisA In short time aftefthe
earthw0rk was reached. and d gap Of sixty or
eighty yards opened q straight road of the same
width leading TO she northeast gate of pekin. The
troops entered by this p aud, wheeling 10 the
F5Bat. matted where We now are within the earth.
R0Fs--an emhaukfnent Of ferty to eighty feet
highs which would bea strong defense in The hands
OF e{iieieIss troops Here the greater Part oil the
BrlsssA army A.sampted. Why II did not proceed
20 the s1sfzner Paiaee nj once, as was planned, /
90 nss EnogS. The French and part Of our cavalry,
spIae artillery did so; bat the former did not
on the spot until Two hours after the latter
~ 3 egg waiting fer the remainder Of Cur army
lHs HFeassl somBg mp, the BrigadieF offered 10
crate VIII them They asked him to 20 round
solcNs 81 ahs TaEiars. whilst they attaeked tie
psasee. This tkey did, and found 300 unchs in
: 0slasss ~ HAND forty men who take OF the
sHsqens, emily twenty of whom had gu4.s They
MaueA slight resistance; two eanuchs were killed
atd tlyo French officers wounded, and they then
tgok possession ef the palace.
= = Ss5a iaet the reason our army did not adj
esatees yrs Ahst body Of Tartars were seen to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

- 81 .lliI = afosii a-.,taat IA Bissirr.t. ~.
y he tiats n h. auu.lrfzssrg ~ ~ r., thaH
t.safy-sas ysar. 4 u ~ n.9fs thAl tsssty-sia
J-ar,: aalthat. afsTs5a. - h.s sgpozfneat i.i,
PhJtieal E.satsi apl ul1fzi 5aAllEasfssat shal b.
iEisiroi lat5 and hIsr.Ily rrp0Tiel utsE b.
tasrd u taya.s,isf, Appointed - that pafFas- b.,
he sssrstafr q tts saw rHt uH8sr -.leh fugula.
ii4al - b. l.4J pfo,tribs
SO j. Ah4 r. IL farther saAftr4, That ths sauH-
a. rzy n asssfA1f "a, alaisrs hal. h - ll5s va
On 41iJ AZ "a ~ The arfi " years aner dAts II
,oAniasl8g. 5gs ghgusAal thf-s LaaIf-i l1iafl A.
ter ave ysafs .flui date u issl1I 0,as th0alI
ore hunfroi tglizrs-
% other 4lty. % the afsi hrs ysals after DAFT VI
euassi .sai. uHs il.gaszad dJ!afs .itsf I've years
from dafs u alnal,si1n one thsa. aai TO uEIlsi
t1lhfa
10 lrsrr u 1bsenas c. sAiiias 0r!srt 81 the hr,t
a,s year, afisr OATS q &C nas,.oa, eight tan4ful
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09
BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FOUNDED, $50
OATED,
Cor. Baltimore aud ChRrIeK-stS"
uAt TfMnuE Nm

SOEt hhu
BALTIMORE, MD.
JNIIIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
prosperous and nOurishing condition. Twice dn
ring the last tWuyrars has 1t been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the in'
ercaslng number Of students, representing nearly
every State In the Union.
II now occupies one Of the most conspicuous anu
desirably located buldings In the city. The room,
are cominodOusy arranged, spacious and elegantly
furnished.
Tho advantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring to qualify Themselves properly Tor tile
various duties Of the Counting Room, or TO obtain
Thorough Practical BuiHJ Eduedti0iI generally, ate
Unsurpassed In any particular, by any similar estab
lllhmont In the United states.
FACULTY.
b. LOSlRR
PrlncpAl-Lecturer on the Science OF Accounts Com
merce, business Customs, etc.
J. NJ PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculations
H. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of Book Keeping.
NC, JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business and ornamental Penmanshlp
ST. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
RIv. y. YEATEs REESE, b. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES
lion. Thos Swami, VIM II. Keighler, Esq,
Jacob Trust Rsq- VIM knAbe' ESlr
The College il provided with Commercial Library
Of Standard Works expressly for the use Of the Stu
dents.
Each student has desk to himself and IL sopA
rateiy Instructed.
There being no vacation during the year, STUDENT,
can enter al any time
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tocomplet the fulcouHe
from to y weeks.
DIPLOMA Il awarded to all Graduates.
large and Beautifully Ornamcntcd Circular CON
tAnng upwards Of EIx SQUARE TEET, representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College, various
characteristic designs, ponmAnshp, &C., sent BY mall
me Of charge accompanied with oatalOgueglyng full
pnrtIeularp Address Elk LOSER
baltimore Nd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

AZ ACT to provide s.f tho payment Of ths militia
and volunteer called lhi0 tbs ssrfice u tbs UHi'
tel stAis,, from the time they WIRE called inio
ssfVics To The thitirth day u Juns eiGhtssu hun.
irei aBi dIiyons.
b. Il siAstsd BY the ssnais and House q Repre-
,sBtAtyga u the United states u America 10 Con-
gfssa assembled, That there be Asd hereby u Appfo
ifalsd. out u any money 10 the Treasury Rot 9TH.
eTWiss appropriated, the sum Of I've millions 'ersh
hundred And siIty thousand dcllars, Or NJ much
thereof a. may be nsessSaTy 70 enable the Govern
nsnt u pay the militia and volunteers called into
service ai tLs Unitsd States, being IN additional
amount required Tor the hseAl year thdiBg June
thlTtitth, 81 Ehtssn hundred and siEty'one.
Approved. Juiy 10, 1901.
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Tho Capacity Of TIL. Rond lie now equal to any In tn
Country.
ThE0o Through Pa longer Trains,

IlrVo IuEOuBu ~ SVA6OA 4AnAubi
BETWEEN PiTTsBuRGh PHILADELPHIA.
h,Ssn,S rtsin" ram iii Westrrn Cities for pbn,
iS.s ~ nv ,rSr.noS,
~ t.,rrS,soJ IN ahead NnJ ru,.
@Eiey any ether route 2IS. r,n ,,,,ous pAt.1,D,,
IPs M M go y, ccndncInrs
WnUSI y 10 each traini woodruff.
u,ssnIss NJ M ESrress Ana Psst Trdina THE
Sp,ws ~ r,,Ws Dniiy. Mail And Fast line SIM.
5sSIssSsn,st Tbtte baiiy TrninSeonnee direct fo,
w w s,,1s"' mi N, Iinss connect IN IisI
sI'No, All IA wS,bInstep.
u p, IN, Snn Tsstso ts1,.ar pbiaIsnhla and Mac
ys SiA U Two psliy Train. between New York and
Hsston through Tick cts IAN RAlIlaru goodon either
of Az above Trains and transfers through New York
fee.
'R0AT TICKETS to FoSton are good via Norwich,
ysI fIySr AZ sionlnSton Lines. Baggage transferred
ma 80 ~
sTsioKETs may be obtained a, any Of tho important
Railfcad Oees In the wcstAlso, on bOanl any Cithc
regular Line Ofsteamers on the Ml'slsslpplcr Ohio
tSeFs
tIsFare always rs low and time as
nulaR aa nv any other Route.
49, ~, ,,,,S,, ,,1,s a, p,rrer,,po,,
N'3l ASH luH nv A %, - i'D
The completion q the Western connections OF tue
Pennsylvania Rail Road makes ihlsIho
Direct Line BetWeemthe East ana the
Great west.
The connecting pi trNeksb tho Kail Road BridsO
a pl,t'hnrsh, wedding Az drnysS; OF isIrisSe OF
Frelght together with the saving OF tlme, are adVa'
lages readily appreciated BY shipper Of Freight Anl
lhS Travelling Public.
For Freight Contracts OF Shlpplhg directions Apply
10 or address either Of the following Agcnta o. tue
Company, ,. ,,..,y f
n. 6. ptIAoE 1 Co., zane.yllls, on j ]. Johnston,
RiniSy o. II. McNIELY MRysVillc, kyS ORASBT 4
9oGcPPIH, Ivrtsmouth, o. PAbpecE %, Jefferson
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09
OFFICIAL
LAEs ~ THE UNITED sIAIEE
Igt,,a a. "A, Pirs iSir,sa n W TAirg iSrssi
G6ngras

tPuFuc-S9 T.
As AGT h fufah4 And fsniii the dHt.ss % ana IN
parted b. st.iss
BE- Il snacis4 b. he -sBAig an3 h0ass u Repre-
ssntstiVss n The GHirsd states q Amsfisa IN Con
srt1s Assembled That ths sscfstAfy 4 the tfeAsgfy
b th1 b. il hsfsty .sih7rilsd and flEftsd - 70
hiad aAd remit ihs 4Eiles ami iagssis ga Al aIms
latart.i lais tie Uait,d state silrs the hrt fay
Il Nav isst v ahlch u.Ay y lM4F1rtei hst'ry The
hrs, ~ Il IAHaAIJ EsIt, ~ o. ~ The Ass"eni u
tny HtILs, Pf1Taad, ih- ssefvtAry q The rIetaaIy
tslj b. sattasd that the sAd arms are inisldul 10
s1od Attn, i0f the Use q lhs f0eps u Any stAis
lgidcb ls " MAJ b. Engaged IN aiding . spppFsi1
N, lp,affsstlsn nos sISiiRs against the Gated
Approved, jay 70, 1871.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

.i.,ifa 49, ff0g..11s = iiIs ~ ani h9t alsls-
IL tb.r,uiih. are hrrrby frYtrut % n-rileifl
- ID. AL b 8 fssglss saslt-L TlAf, q dsffaJ
! H. sIyease' tlai H.ay Aslsa4 IL sHr-Etilz Z
/, ~ ths sgHi q ts1 EzE.ifee 'haEsAn4 13.lFs, "a
3 u-u.a t1sfrdf - mas h nrcraary, h kld tlg
u.s . krrrty afFfglfiztul. u b PAL at u tzy
.rfry ID tts Treasury n3f dthrFul-e sqFs g1lAtul
Approved, Ju;l Il. ls6l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

IAN and amer the lith " April, 1861, the passen.
ger Trains Will be run ~ follows via;
The EIprtA Train leaves Wheeling daily except
sundays al 10 A. NJ, IcnWood vt 1880 A, NJ, ATry.
lnN IN Baltimore ~ $40 A, st. connecting with tile
Express train for Philadelphia, Now York, Boston,
and all the EAAteTn cities leaving vi 6b a. NJ, ar
FtysS al Washington NJ bsU a. NJ, making close con
melton with the southern lines fof all parts " The
sOulh This train stops At the principal atailona
if6m Wheeling 10 Cumberland
Returning, lehvts baltimore ut $40 p. ~, ard
WaIhlnElon CITY at $40 =. ~, arriving at benWOod
AlBA. Il. and Wheeling nj G:g7 4, NJ, making dlrCct
connection with the EIpTcmtfan for all parts Of the
West, Southwest and Northwest. This train stops
only Tor meAla and wood and water
The MAll Train leaves daily lUoludlng Sundays hi
Bb7 p. NJ IbnN00d At 1875 7. NJ, and arrives In
baltimore Al $40 =. ~. connecting with the Mall
train, leaving for Philadelphia New York, Boston,
and all Eastern cllEh At NibP NJ, arrives At Wash
InEtOh City Al b20 \. 81, connecting With The bOuth
eFh lines for all parts Of The South, Thsttan stops
on the west end Of the road At MOnndsIille, Cameron
Warrington Water Station fATmont and uraii0n
Returning, leAyea baltimore At bi00 A. ~, wash
InftOn City NJ 4,26 A, ~, and RTriVesM BHnWOod nj
i6lOP. ii. and Wheeling Al 1882 +, 81, connecting
with the Express train for all parthOi the So1thWet
West and Northwest. This traln 6topsAt the pTln'
tpal stations only,
The Piedmont and wheeling Accommodation runs
daily, except Sunday, leaving Piedmont At $40 AM
and arrives At Wheeling nj $50 =. ".
Up. AMIfu, Master Of transportation.
b. CnII. 0ep'l Ticket Agent apo
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IPunus-No.I


An Aof 10 prvdas M the appJiAtuen' Of AplA
taat PAyHsasFs IN lhs HAg
BSN tnaeled b. The gsnAiA and Route o. Repre-.
stbtAtYts ot The GAlltA State Of America 10 Con,
gttli A,Aembled That tie grade o. assistant pay,
master h thausyy o. he United stAtll b and here.
W 4 establilhtd md that ifum and amer the pa
l6gt Of tha 81 he PTtIeent n The United elateI,
" ard With The adViee and egusans Of The eeuate,
nay appellt assistant ptymagtefs tOm time 10 tine
q they AAll ~ AAa1ta f Aetiyu eaFTiea n ~ NJ
", 90 oItosalag thlIty.siH 10 uambW.
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TRANsPoRTATIoN.
loveland, PittS6uFg andWheeI !.
~ Ing Ban Road.


Cleveland, PittSbuFg RndWheel.
Boo Ing Ran Road.
GW
OHAND AETKg BOHDAY. sa,snisf zsik, 1851
PlasssTsT TfEnr will lsays BrisspoFi q 81
Lg1s (EsH4IJs sEssptsdJ
IT'S An Hsl Train. siopplng Il Az sGHsns ar,
hIss ~ PiilstafEh Al 40 ?. n, Asi
Garland II $40 Pm.
afriYss Al pltisbargh Al tO3l1 y. n aud
ClH5sisr1 ii US A. y.
lg0y p ~ EtDfps Tfain. stopping Al al piaiisA1,
ArriIss 81 PiiibafEh At 2oi A. y. shl
Clsttiabd a. ~ A. w.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Lssv, Cleveland a. ~ a " GHd sloP ~. a.
rVs Il BhAgsg0rt At e2s Pm, oas A. ". and 1910
Is.,. Pittsburgh al ~ A. ". 50 AN ADD
l,I0P.M n, aITivs II Bridgeport ct s.a5 H. lJD1
A. ~ GnA On p "
Connections are made a. FolIOWsi
Al Pi.,sbIrEh uiib PtnhiylyabiA r. T. 5f Harris
burg Baltimore, Washington Phila
dsiphiA, New York and Bolf0n.
Cleveland viii cisItsnd 4 Tolst R. h. .bT ssB'
eafhy, Toledo, Detroit, ChieAgo and
~ popis In the SoEfu WIsr With
Doifuii steamers iof Dsifgii, Jackson
Chieag1 Abd tbs NoEn VIM with
Cltreland Efie u. X ipI hfie, Duus
kift, buffalo sbd NiagaTA Fails. With
Cleveland. Oolu mbns I Cincinnati ior
CfsstHs, Delaware, Columbus aud
CincinnAti.
Al ttud.os vim tbs {. q. EC.MR. for cuyaLogA
Fliis, Akron, MiilsfsbnfEb sBd Woe
ter.
Al AIIanes Win y. r. VAC. q. N. Br Canton,
MAssillpn, WolsisT, salsm, Eson, Co
lumbua, Ae
AtltsobsuyIIlS with r c. &c Lins and A. BkIILit
with Z. o. o. RR. fot Lapegviilp, SsS.
ark CplamIbuu, denla, Dayton, Indi.
Aaapolls Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville,
n Louis, A., joseph and eli polhis
Wlst hni soutl West
Excursion Tickets ~ Pittsburgh and return taIb
Fare slWhJs % low and time much quicker than
any other route
fhIouEh Tickets to all points In the West, North
and kast can b procured At the Once No, 81 WAtei
ItTos neat dooT 10 spHEg House, Wheeling, Va and
At bridgeport station.
Freight contracts will BE- made a. lowest rates 10
any point accessible BY this road and ~ connections
10 t6o Vast, Sofih, West and North-Wsit, At once
No, gT Water tttust OF with freight Agent At Bridge
port station H. HAMILTON, agent
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent
DHdgspoH,O
in. MCCULLOUGH, President,
RR. MYERS, Don't Ticket Agt n0SG
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MRS. wINSLOw,
Nursn and Female Physician presents
tathr attention OF m0thtts, her
SYR UP

FOR CHILDREN TEETHlNG
which greatly facilitates the process Of esthing BY
soflenluE the guns, reducing all innammAtion--vill
allAy All PAIN and spaStn9iic action, Andi'
sure TO Regulate the Bowels.
Depsnduponit motherst will give rect yourselves
aud RELIEF and health TO your Infants.
We have put up and cold this article for over ten
years, and fiH ilg IN 1EdsH0 - truth OF II, what
We have never been able 10 say Ola hcr meiiehei
NtVTR uAy u FMLEb, ~ aNOtT iN.sANcI % ETIIct
A CURE, when timely used, Never did We KNOW All
Instance u dissatisfaction by any one Who used Il.
On the contrary, all are delighted with IT, opera
touf and speak In terms u comnleudoiion 81 ~
magical effects aud medical virtues, We spsAE In
mi. matter "WIIAT WE DO KNOW" amer ten
Year, experience and plsj3s oar rrpHiaii'H t0r h'
hl6imeai NJ ,rLat 10, hIt declare In almost every
instance where the infant Is suffering tfum pain and
exhaustion, relief will DO found In ticon or twenty
minutes Nftertbe syrup administered,
Thisyauhble preparation Is the prescription VI one
II the most EXPERIENCED and 'sKIIFuL NURs.
rs In New England and has been used will nsyr
failing Jnoc,J In
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
Itnot unlyreleycs the child nom pain, hutinvlgor-
AtCs and bowels cOHcctS acdlty aud gives
tone aud energy to the whole system II willrcllcNc
almost Instantly
Gripping Ia the Bowels, 4 Wind Collie
nnduvercomeco which, ifnotspoedllyrome
died end In death. We beloyei the BEI and sukEsi
REMEbI in the WORLD, In all cases OF DYSENTkRi
AM DIAllllldA IN CHILDREN, whether II ari'es
from tcething, " from other cause. WcWouldmyto
every mother who mas child suffering from any Of
the foregoing complaints Il q not let your pre-
JUDGES, nor the prcJudleca Of others,
stand between you aud yonf suffering child, and the
rcliuiihAt will be suRE--yes, ABSOLUTELY SURE
TO follow the Of this medicine, n timely used
Full directions will accompany each bottle. None
genuine unless the facsimile " CURTIS PER
KINS, Now York, Il on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughoutthe world.
Principal Office, 10 Cedar ST., N. ".
PRICE ONLY 20 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
OctlG-iy.d1w
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DEPARTNTNr Or InE tSTEmoR,
Wnai,Inpt1D. u a. fin Peb. 1890.

Fin; hAs= used your pills In my general and hos
piml practice ever since you made them and cannot
hesitate to say they ctho hes, caihAFli6 employ
Their regulating action un the liver II quick and de-
eIdcd, consequently they ate an admirable remedy
for arrangements VI That organ Indeed, have
seldom fouhd case VI bfiiouJ diIedR ~ obstinate
that II did not readily yield % them.
Prhtemally youts. ALDNIp HALL VI. y.
PhNaIclah Of tie Mnrina ilOsnllAl
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nLnlons pl.order.-LIver conlrIalnls.

It0,A DR.. ThrCdort BsR, VI Nsv lori CIiy,
Not only ARE your Pills admirably adapted 10 their
purpose an AIcrlent but hnd their beneficial Of
fectr upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have In my practice proved more Cneciual for tho
cure Of LiiilGn p,PiaiRti than any ont remedy
can mention. ! sincerely rejoice that W. have al
length punAtiyo which Il worthy the confidence Of
the profession and tho people.
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THE "w EEKLY EX PRESS.

THE WEEKLY EXPRESS,
slnsls cqplsa..r,.e...a.".tg % yer annam.
E H.. s esg.',,g,",a" g
Ten 0oblt.r.,..,,,..,.,,,,,,,f4po
fveHiy o5tisA % GRO address, go o., Gsa 90 ~,
IN cory H. me sstttf Mp q the club Twenty Co.
pie. ~ uTe' ,s ne addFs5s n tseh subssbsr u n
Specimens sehi itSa, mon application, to arg ad'
atesi, ana ~ many a may be waited,
p OeFEynsH ms Weekly viii BE- ssot f3r 0ne
DollaT pei AbBuu,
., 4 Y. BROOKS,
NEW YORK,
~ gubsetbeH are IA III ehtei requested 10 tend
their HonOy "a the Omes dlIe1t WshaYO nOAFtn,s,
and anne ahsuA Ne waited ~ IL eait Rhat
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

If0m m. 4 W. GUtt7righ Nv Or'sdHi
Your Pills arr thr prince Of purgts Thoir cAccl
lent qualities gnTpasl any cathattic w pUsots They
are mild but very certain and oCcuNl In thclf ho-
tlon on the bowels which makes them Invaluable TO
" In the daily treatment u disease,
Headache, sick Headache, Foul $50
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pysentery, pIarrha.a, IleIA1, Wornla

From DR.. j. q. Green Of Chie0Vo
Your Pills have had Long trial In my practice and
hold them IN esteem " one oi the beet apetlCnis
have yer found. Their alternative effect upon the
liver makes them an excellent remedy, when given
In small doses for bdiiouI dyisNiery aud diaTThGa
Their sugAreoRlihg makes them very acceptable aud
convenient for the use Of women and children.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

From Dr, Edlndrd Boyd, baltimore.
DEAR mo. Ann I cannot answer You nhai
plants have oHoi with your Pills better than 10
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