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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16


upon the other side. In lhe present move.
.mvnt, therefore, we are mt 10 rttoynize
an intentional str de tow5rd> the emauripa.
lipn otsltvts, but q wPll.tntended move
ment towards emancipation from financial
oppression.
A glance, however. at the table, above
will show thattwo very Important counties
have proportion Of Slnves to whites,
which nssimilates them 10 the seabor,l dis
tricts. We refer to Gredhbricr and Ktna.
villa. Emigration to 4ltssonrl and tho
Northwestern States, with sales 20 the
South, has done much 10 diminish the
number ofsnPgroes everywhere, hut there is
little reason, we eapprehfhd. To suppose thai
either OF thUse two c0dnIies are ripe for
the proposed revo'htiOh. They are botl,
inland, so that 5l,rNe property. is not inse-
cure; mud both hin.cuntRtt With public i'm.
nroYements, rendering profitable murSets
for Save produce arvtSsfhle. But, withont
these donhtEnl. .distFicts,a reference TO the
map Will show that the counties pre- are,l
for secession carry with them the control
OF the Baltimore and 0bi0 Road, Including
both the Wheeliug lilaParkersburg termi.
nation; nndthe control of navigation on
the Great Kunawha, with It's wealth of
minerals, metals, timber aud oil; so TINT
with its industries, its agricultural and pss-
lornl value, and its prolonged stretch along
the Ohio, the section bus every element Of
independence, md every natural ndvnn-
thge Of frontier. The secession of the
Southwestern cOuntiesAn'l of East Tennes-
see To this new Sovereignty, will be u mat
ter of no very long time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16
Fro1n Preston Conn1r.

PREsroXs CO., Va, May 10, 1871.
Eds. LHtcttLysRcfr-=On Monday, the 18th
inst, II boiy Hf Delegates from Northwes-
tern Virginia is TO assemble in yOnr city
to c"nrphre opinions, nnd confer with rnch
other on y subject of grave and high im-
rnrtnce, heing insrparnhlY connected
with all the long list of human rights. rs
heretofore recognized under our Tree in.
stitnti0hs. 1t would he II waste OF time to
repeat and recount the history of our
wrongs, wlifvlI has been so ably and fear.
lessly dune 10y Western men in umr late
Convention nt Richmond, they are radical
and have been persisted in until the Est
has come to regard Tue West AMI North.
west rs "tendnts ut Will" to yi,ld pOsses-
sion (not ut six months notice as our code
prOvides) hutAt some thirty days notice
We are to br marched out of our homes in
the lOnS-lUyed United Suites, and be ten
anted. big and baggage un Ter the arch
anarchist, JET. DASisl Yirgiuihns, will
you have this mia 10 rnl,. over yOu2 IL iss
Irne TINT the 0rdindn1e of secession is to lie
submitted to the people, hut polls ARE to
be opened in the army. under the snrvei-
Nnce OF the sword and returned Gy mill.
thry c1mnanlers1 IN arms tor the defence
Of secession. Iht3 is Changing the usual
right of free sdttrage into mockpry 1t
g NV " inc voice OF the
on, 9saIe WI! pc 4a9st egn circnm stances
9 Hna SO tue 2. seessss2e lanta at islchmond
Eesatu u 2s92tl ss OF which their
'as.s az. OF M"E llfq qFe ediatsly selling
cue loEts Snu 944st otth Unite:
States within the Stgte Is tue clenTest evil
tdence. The sta. law an,l The new tax
regulation, are 0bfi llI, designed as hush
money, OF sugar e ~ for the hitter pill of
sSss.., ssSssstoT' "'I9 etI h toe 80 regarded by
.n9us'Ias' IL, lnlAet, secession mas SO TAR
asInes. si sas y @lIsh Is the
tt spSH.ss % ns infected by
,ss H. w ta3 system that II
g, -, -. lls ne nc y
- A. 'sI I, s.nu t1'e Hsst bnt
H.. .t. pl'eatIons'
w SohEenaO9 10
W;r,.;s;. . 3 NJ sn1il N!rglniai toyat
,W ts'', ',', lrgl9i1 Is meant
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[Frnm the Western YfrEiniau.1
Tow Taxation was RquaIIzsa.


When the Clrksburg lesolntiOns, call
ing the Wheeling Convention, reached
Richmond, the Convention was in secret
session, and II delegate 1rIose constituents
lrsre Interested IN s1id revolutions took them
into the Convention aud read Them. to-
Rethrr with the other proceedings Of the
meeting. The sensatioR produced was he.
yond description. and tnxarion wa equal
iZrd almost INSTANTLY. With secession and
Southern .COnfrderHcy. sugar coated with
eqlal taxes. as n bri6e TO the West wr will
have nuthing togdo. If we can't have our
rights as sHrh. we won't have them rs a
hribe. And we warn our rrientls that if
they go for secession they will moi lie after.
wards permitted to say whether rhey wish
to he attached TO Southern Cpnfrdrricy
or not; & tile ordnance of sale to JEFF.
Davis is To be- crammetl down our Ihrunts
triih the secession and r1r ordinanre, itltllnugh
kept out of sight IN the schednle uF cleo.
ton. Even if the Sovereign Convention
has granted US the privilege of voting on
the propositionto to equtlize taxes. wIn do
not tnten'l to vote for It with its inrum-
nrAnres. for we have no Interest in the
Constitution of Virginia after. she is AT
tarhcd TO Southern CODfpdcrnry. She
could not frame IL Constitution with which
we would be willing for the West to go
with her.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16

CUE froai the ola,l..barg anarl.l
SECESSION ogrrlko AGAnnrn.


Some of the most distinguished seces-
siOnists inthis community are becoming
alarmed, One says he "Ifdn't bring any
muskets or rifles to town. another saws lie
is "ruincd mani" james Jnckson saws he
will give several guns TO the secession rife
company, Aaron Criss will give so mnny
suits Of clothes, Adams so mnny suits OF
clothes, and n few others ditto, who must
be allowed to rrmninat home 6ecause Of
their generosity, thus leaving little squad
of delnded poor devils to answerto- Letch-
er's scall fol troops from this plare, who
have been gulle:i 10y some of the tansle-
foot whiskey-d drinking trlitOrs to stop hull
lets from hitting their own Indies. Ynri-
Gus expressions of a feeling tlnt.cannnt be
conceded by the traitors NAV now he
heard. If some of their necks don't he
gin TO itch, we are no judge of mems nc
tiUns.
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Ehe EssIlng IN yvsstern vIrgInla.
ErrOnl the pittsbaFgii Chronicle.

FROM the Pittsburgh Chronicle
twill be seen from the letters of our re-
porter nt Wheeling, tEut he rather mis-
trusts the extent aud Intensity of the Union
feeling in Western Virginia. and inclincs
TO the Opininn fiat not much besides mix.
ing will be done in the Convention. I'VE
must.n1t, therefore, place too high homes
ON whit the disHffeUted of Virginia will do.
'Tis strhnge, thar. considering their geo.
graphical position, their dearest interests.
and the social relations which bind them
to their ueighhors pf;he Free States, there
can be any hesitation us to assuming a
proper position. What few slaves they
have will either esc8pe. or Cn sontIi before
three months, Hn'l then all their Interests
will be directly and violently anLnEnnisti,;
to those Of Eastern Virginia. 'Twerc
worth II glorinus struggle to prevent them.
selves from being h0und to the dead car
chss of sluverY, bIt when II mHgu fceut
lnture Aud IL cordial association with free.
dom is now within tlleir grasp, piihout ann
Effort or any damage, 'twoull be passing
strdngc shnuld they not make themselves
masters OF their fate Virginia, which has
just lHtdiy stnked hes all .. the false prin-
clple Of the right OF secession, would surely.
even for cUHsisteuFI3 sakc. never dare to
Interfere with tlie3eccession OF Western
Virginih. 0ne.thipEis is sure, ii that pnrt
OF the State f'ienlhpa her fortunes with
the Southern COAfelcrhcy. her doom is
sealed, and Elt9 tlhNllllG would he at
once ptsnpis4l By laited 8 tates Armies.
~ 4 Iliutu ttt a., tte,.-
part. Npw Is just tlla VeFt time 10 fnovs
ifprIl divorce. United with the sil t.l5s.
federa,y, she has Il brilliant and prosper-
Gus future bef"rn hes, Int united with the
bastard G"ntederary, all her lite viii be
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Totnl..............2O7 O65

From which it appeirs, that eleven
years ago, the slaves constituted but ono
twenty eighth part ofthe whole population;
and assuming rule admitted in the NnrthL
ern Border States for ascertniuing the
number of tlaVes held by each owu-
er, we may be authorized to believe that
only one man in hundred held slaves.
This proportion has been steadily declining
during the derMde just closed, SO that the
number OF White inhahitants, peculiarly
interested in servile Institution, is greatly
but indifference or h6stiTtv to Slavery
is not the only motive which urges
the Wheeling movement. The Slaves Of
Western Virginia ARE, us in all districts
where such labor is passing into disuse,
ge1Srally mature in yeHrs-the offspring
finding a more profitable market on East
ern and Southern planintinns. Whnt las
OutrHged like the tTPsh0lders aud sIaSe-'
holder OF Of the Western Counties is the
unequal impOsts laid upon them by the
Richmond Legislation intlie exemption from
ta xaiiou of all slaves an,ltt twelve years
of age. BY this strOke Of partiality, Que
eighth of the enormous taxation of the
Commouwealth is iggeninusly h0Estsd
from the easteru slope of the Blue Ridge,
where 1t belongs 'Drer to its western de-
.dyrliviIS:@and. While the pnhlic improve
rnenIs Shirh have rendered these intnIer.
able burdens necessary nre on theseAboartl,
full onS-half the harden ot payment falis
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heanea upon many Western Representative
OF Frecmrn. in the late Convention NJ
Richmond, might be difficult. If not i'm
possible TO forget, but a brave and mag
nanimoas people. under proper circum.
stances might JoFgius.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16
REcRuIrINo roR REnELs.

Mai. B"ykin, recruiting oTfrer. passed
through here to Weston tile other day,
bunting up Southern soldiers. The Gr0os
leaders of the honstfuI company of States
Right nOtoricty, that lie expected to iind in
readiness here, were like Pats fiea-not to
be found. He will rally his PTrgini1 iri,oDs
at GrrEton, perhaps. according To orders,
Roll up the traitors ind villains, 10 suIju-
gate free and honest people, ut Grafton,
Mounisvillp. Wheeling. aud Pnrkrrshurg
Il yau whnt,thrm slaughtered Offby srures.
The people here do moi intend to bmit to
evCryand any indigniiy aud outrage. Roll
em up; the sooner we get rid of, them tue
better.
WHAT We TERS VIRGINIA SAYS.
Governor LctclIer calls ON Western yirf
Einia TO, defend hilha and Lis-rolleaguc
rrhrls. ~
Western Virginia sars, COY. Lstel.cr be
damned 1-.---.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16

- SPEriAL NoIIrES Double the above rates
~ Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms Rccor.
dlhg to the space occupied and tile
All from trandent persons or Itraug
er2 to be paid far IN adrdRee. = 80,
CUISINES Cards not exceellpg hyP Inea SO peryear,
% 81 tpr SIX months but fUr shorter period nothing
VIII be counted less than 4 sanare t-s=f 30
The privilege Of Annual Adverffsfnr n limited IN
we AdTttttSers own Immediate business; and ali
Tor the benefit OF other prEons n.
yell a. All legal advertisements. AMI; advertisements
9I auction sales and real eS:ate, sent In by them sI
be paid for at the usual rates =
Advertisements not accountant led With v,Titfap
directions will be inserted until forbid and eiRrTsd
accordingly. s'''f ~
caSeR at full FntCs . 80
Marriages, Notices Of Funerals, and announcements
OF erInuns, 50 cents each. noy11.'so
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16
Missouri Mining Company.
Incorporated .Feb. 22d. laRI.

CAPITAL STOCK..................S $500 .00o,l
fINlIIS COMPANY Is FORMED POR THE PItR.
i pose Of Atvancing the great mining Interests Oi
O"E IlIe. We DO not profess to be EsUYeEiiel BY
Pnrriy phianthrUpic motives IN iuitintnE tlis Ell.
teFPElSe We believe Tint the stock can ls randS to
Ply large dividends, aud At the same time pUre nal
I'D HcrOmpts tshei ami greater progress ni1i. In de
VenplpE and making known the ustonlsliiny mineral
Ns" ~ OF MiSsourL than by the use Of i've times fv
" OF our capital invested In any other business
Me s!al' make the office Of our Company a CCin-
PIele mining burcau OF the mineral resources of The
I' Seue' We have power untler our ShRIttr to pur.
SHtse ana sci mineral lRntts EerUreE lucutel In
Missouri. Great inducements will he ,fTrre 10 can
iihllstS aud mining adrentuFeEs Who desire to ruT.
SSss and work paying mines, BY dealing withthS
We rsspeetfaly solicit the attention Of all who
nave mineral tatilS for sale to send ~ abatement
i me came descrlnR the kin Of minerals ON their
Ltus the number OracreA the location ana, the IJv.
eat cash price they ARE Willing to take for said ia
sInIlI work only such mines pay large v luf
enll OlWn AMI prove muat uf the lands We ell The
h'k4 for subscription the stock are now 0reu at
sne oitire S 81 the Company Main STREET nOTilFeSi
So u toiusl street All who feel interest lat tIE
business aud have mnhey. will do we'll to call and
enl'sSrthe. Those Wishing stock living ont IL the
city, can secure Il by enclosing teu per cent Of the
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer
DIREcroEs:
Henry .. Bacon, Esq Matthew RntIsr, EsI
4!trs,I Carp. Esq: I. Is.ilsrwood Esq =, :
I5osIsp,, LINT LathTor, Esqs u. NJ. Lynch. Esq,
l. v Ho'Sy' E'I.' Joseph Payne, Isl.
Henry D. Rac6n, 6h0sfRhS' Ly#Rarvs
". BUTLER, Treas ALFRED cL LaTF, Prcs.t.
The above prospectus has mp to thfS date Il, eu
published in "ply enc or lsndug IriIers i1r ten
days No extra efforts to get OK taken have been
ma e; yet the public 80 well appreciate The sunn,I.
ness .t tile Itrrprise that huiulrel tiu4-
"hd dollars of tn Il Ick has Rlrsty been taken We
W1ld briefly state tlItt the III are are 2j each paid
~ tull without further lthilitv: transferable hS lie.
livery; Registered only when divideuis received
Any person having III Iuey to 50 Irs CI b tue nllr
elGSr OF sh Ires In tile Missouri Mining C1mrtny y
MAKE an Investment I'll It Will PIy ltreIy an ltn L
Sleek that Is reality =JuveTtr Into IslI l,,,
All communications to the President prompt i
"nsaere'I: c mh3O-d6H1m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16

JUST RECElvEn. LANDRETlrs NEW CRop.
~ HHren Seetls which Will sell at tile growcr'
lowest rates. and warrIut them fresh AMI genuine
notwithstanding all statements to the runtrIlry
Hartlemcrd prcir ring tn have their bills direct
from LHndr"tli'H ie Hccmin0dptr.I I,y leaving
thsir or'i"rs with u.s. Our triens nIRI eIyUn It's as
heretofore, for fresh anil genuine Hrtitle
Jan5J SMITH / uJRRELT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16

Upw"rds OF 9Is,OoO,OoO
~ LOHses have been paid by tho ERtna Insurance Co.
In the past II yearS.
PIRR AND INLAND NAVIGATION
RitkB accepted at terms consistent with suIVency aud
GGir profit.
gIpFn 70 fRShTuHca Of IHELLLNCS
and C0ateHtI for tcrSts Of Cous q. Ace years.
The progress OF this Corporation has been stable
anil uninterrupted through OF financial sun
ahine aud storm pcrOlseventful In exempt from
IWeePlng ennlaGTattOnS anil maritime disaster. lie
Ing lang cItahslol.ona c3Sl bRSts the Troubles Of
the credit aystC affect In material particular.
Daring ''haT times' tile secnrity Of reliable Iusu.
rance is an Imperative iluty-ths ability or property
holders to sustain los being then much lesse1ed.
Policies ttsHsd without delay, aud all business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity. by
". @. ARTHUR. Agent,
OAco over the Bank Of Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16
SaltlleS, Harness, ,TFunksl sc.

WHOLESALE RETAIL.
y. B.sIIEpPARD. NO.l3l AISiH street. cUTnrT
Oss Union, gill continue to keep ON hand laFgeand
complete assoFtnlept of all articles in llsllt consist
IlaEsAA EEunA valiesS Carpet taSs, Satehels. Col,
UoNd respectfully call attention 10 my atdct and
trust hy strict attention and pTOnptncas 10 merit
eYt.ltntlauoe az the fnbIir patronage -s,.5
All kinds "f EcIairing promptly lone. and In pro
per muhneT. y. ~ SliEPltAEH. = 9 =
bepAl'69 1Sl.NlaIu StrpFt.
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aailp glrteIlialF.lltIrrl 4. !
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING

rwElyt sOIip LINES o. NoSPARr11. lon on. On
LESS, NAKE A SnuAlE. IL - q
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT POM,
IA AUES, Hair OH, Perfunisry. at resinredi prices
=. BDOKINC, Agent.
mh4 Odd Fellows HALL Drug Store.
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- : b 3e 90 5!sgs.bs 3t'i
haE -fats HsHi sHT
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iFFEPHALIC PILLS--cRPHAIIc Pulls
" tEst rsesivel. y. DOCKING, Agent, Odd FsI.
oHs' llal pEns stoSa. 8 dee;ie:
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III D d IhLs --------|
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL STILL CONTTSugJi
furnish Seeds- IRE and bImptsHsRt5 Of the hQ
9nIity Thankful for past n,vOra, he Wostd rFapprs
tIlIy Holiet eo1tnu1Hee pf the pttrOnage exte,e,
TO the old hFm Of Smtth G0rrelI. :
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-, CAR3A9ERN BALM.
X LStSNrSO P1R GU IIS coins sts
n, 1SSsltSI. g. 0lCNIN4. AE't,
on FHll9,FS' llall UrIts store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-16

Henry D. BACON, L. V. Bugv.zr s
". BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED CLAPF, PrcS't
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-09
Constipation or Costiveness

No one Of the mnny ills that flesh Is heir to- ia SO
prevalent little understood AMI so much neected
as CoatiVcness OtCn originating in carelessness or
sedennry habits; it Is regarded Us slight disorder
OF ZOO little consequence to excite anxiety, willie in
reality 1t Is the precursor aud companion IL many
the most fatal aud dangerous diseases aud unless
early eradcated It will bring the sufferer 10 Nh nm
timely grave. Among the lighter evils Of which
costtveness is the usual attendant arc Headache
Collie, rheumatism Foul Breath. piles and others Of
like nature, while long train of frightful diseases
sucl' as Malignant feVcrS, Absctsses Dysentcry D-
1Frhtet, Dyspepsia. Apoplcxy, Epilepsy, Paralysis,
first Indicate their presence In the system liz Ills
alarming symptom. Not unfreIuentiy the diseases
named originate in Constipation, hut take ON MI In.
dependent existence unless the cause Il rradicatet in
an early stage. From all these considerations 1t fol-
lows that tho disorder should receive immediate ot
neglect to get box Of CGplaC pills on tho tiSt nm
eNrInce Of the complaint, as their timely use will
eXle the insdouEupprONChcs Of disease and destroy
this dangerous foe to human life.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-09

WAsnISGTox, Jan SIT is understood
that prominent members ct the Diplomatic
corps have addressed the Government in
reference to the commercial interests OF
their respective counties in view of the
present political troubles, aud what dcgro e
of protection may unexpected, or some
thing 10 this effect. The government how
ever has not replied.
Returns are daily received at the proper
office from the South Carolina Postmastcrs,
showing that the business is progressing
as heretofore, including the honoring "r
contractors, orders for pay, aud the pur-
chase of postage stamps.
Statutes were fired here to day in honor
of The battle of New Orleans.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ClSclSNAT1, jan. s.-Pl0ur unchanged and dull,
and not much doing but holders are firm At $4Tb for
snpOrtns. Grain Is unchanged, except oats, which
nave advanced to %. Whisky advanced to lie.
logs rather dull at S02S@ $50, but generally
asked but Snlea ofheaVy were made at the close at
SG5, to arrive this week. The Price Current gives
the receipts OF the week ut 600 and for the season
at 3ST 100. Mess pork dull AT $lG Lard 9ISt5o3<.
Bulk meats case. Green meats 5%97J4, aud In
moderate demand only. Groceries unchanged aud In
moderate demand Moderation In exchange.
NV YoRK, Jan. S.-Flonr-4,OOO bills sold; State
S525F5,3O; Ohio $5,IOGl5,S5; Southern firm at SS76
95,S0. Wheat heavy: $4,000 bus. sold; white $3.50
red 81 Corn declining; $4,000 bus. sold at 65B7O
for new white and Yellow southern g5lI. Pork arm;
ln2s. Whisky firm Mt ~. Sugar Hrm; Orleans Co
IA; MuscovNlO 5 3Tl6 Coffee firm; Rio 12II. No
laSses firm; Orleans ;Ijll3I.
PnILADELPIIIA, Jan. S.-Elnur very firm: sales 10
the trade ut $5,2jGp j,O2I Tor common nIld extra;
So,11G6I6 for extra family AMI fancy. Wheat
steady; sales 3OOU bus. ut $l3OqI.G3 for red, aud
Sl,45 for white Corn selling slowly. Provisions
quiet; mess pork Nt $l65OGI $50. Whisky firm at
lS1S9l9.
BALTIMORE, Jan. s.-Flour dull; Howard Street and
Ohio $780, City Mills S.. Wheat firm; red 81 :sOG1
30; white 81 400 90 Corn firm; old white GSCr52
new 5000. Provisions frner; mess pork si7.-
LAIRD l0A. Coffee ACTIVE at l21S913 for Rio. WhIs.
Ky dull AT 1sGDl3.
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W HEADACHE is the favOrite sign by which ma
tute makes known any deviation whatever from the
natural state Of the brain and VisMS In this liyLt
tnny be l00ksd "n ns safeguard intended to give
notice Of disease which might Otherwise Oscapr ar.
tsnttOI, till tUO laie to he renvdleI and tie ndica
tion5 should never be neglected. Headaches NAV he
classified under two Haies, Wig: Syui1tou,RtIc aud
ldtoEAIhie. SymptOnRtiC Headache is exceedingly
common and Is the precursor VI great variety u
diseaseS, among which 0re ApopleAy, uOut Kheuiua
sm and all tebrile diseases In its nervous form II
e syluthetic NJ disease OF the stomach constitut
Ing seE he1dGchE, OF hepatic disease constituting
SfLGlIs heu4aste Of worms, constipation und other
disorders OF the bow es, well renal and uterine
affections Diseases Of the heart very frequently
attended with Headaches AnRtnia ana plethora are
also anrStiGnS which frequently occasion heutlaCl,x
ldiopathtG neadaclie also very common, being
usually distinguished by the name Of nervous Rtati.
aotG, sometimes coming suddenly ia state Of up-
Purently sound health and prostrRting at once the
mental aud physical energies aud In other instances
II comes on slowly, heraded by depression Of spirits
Or acerbty Of temper. In most instances the pain
Is IN the trout OF the head Overcome both eyes and
sometimes provoking vOmItiuE under this ciasS may
also be named NetTul0iu.
For the treatment VI either class Of Headache tt
CepLnltc Pills have been found sure and safe RENE.
dy, relieving the most ncute palms in fw minulgs,
and by its subtle power Graduating the disease d
which Headache ia the unerring tndG1.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-09
Reduced by Dyspepsia to n mere
SkelekOn,1

Cured by '-Boerhave's Holland Bitters.'
MIR. "A. Matchett, trader probably as
well known MS any man in Western Penn
sylvania, states as following: II met with
u farmer in Armstrong county who was re.
ducsd Gy Dy4PePSia TO mere skeleton.
pursnaded him to buy II bottle of Boerlave's
Holland Bitters, believing it would cure
him. Meeting him some months after. what
was my establishment at finding him a hale,
hearty man; he told me he now ,ceiqhei
200 ponds and that this wonderful change
had been produced by BOcrhaves Holland
Bitters to which he attributed solely his
restoration. jan I'll IN.