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were quoted as annexed

Flour was dull and unchanged here yes
terday, and Whisky was firm, with a fair re-
quest. An improved demand was expert
enced for Wheat, but Corn and Ryeremained
dull. Oats declined, and Barley was in
moderate request. Holders of mess Pork
were firm, but the market was dull for city
brands at SIT. A fair demand was had for
Bacon, and a good request for Lard. Bulk
Meat was dull. Groceries were firm.
The following are the Imports and Exports
during the twenty-fOur hours ending yester-
day at noon: 2'. -' t'.
Imports Apples, 5 barrels; Barley, 43O
bushels; Butter, AZ packages; Corn, s,846
bushels; Coffee, 49l bags; Clover-seed, 100
barrels; Flour, 824 barrels Hay, 81 bales I;
Hogs, So head; Lard, 36 barrels and 296
kegs; Molasses, l, ,465 barrels; Malt, 400 bush
els Oats, $50 bushels; Pork and Bacon, 6
hhds., 25O tierces, All barrels, 22O boxes,
and 437, ,206 pounds; Potatoes, 6l3 barrels
Rye, 80 bushels Sugar, 534 hhds.; Salt, 81
barrels; Wheat, l,6A2 bushels; Whisky, l,O7G
barrels.
EzpOyts-Apples, 81 barrels; Barley, l5C
| bushels; Butter, IA packages Candles, 28s
boxes; Corn, 2,4S8 bushels; Cheese, 20.
boxes; Coffee, 239 bags; CloYer-seed, 40S bar.
rels; Flour, 1891 brls.i Hay, so bales; Lard
l27krls.; Molasses, 1886 brls.; Malt 30 bushels
Oats, 2,239 bushels; Pork and Bacon, %!
hhds., 81 tierces, l40 barrels and 420 boxes
Potatoes, 1913 barrels; Rye, 229 bushels
Sugar, 257 hhds.; Salt, 20 barrels; Wheat
$50 bushels; Whisky, el7 barrels.
! Yesterdays Louisville Courier says 9
Tuesdays Provision market;
| The Provision market was very firm
| though the demand was rather small. Por
was quiet, with small demand, and th
sales were limited 20 las bFls. at SIT so 70
city packed, and $l7 % for country packed
The chief cause for the decrease in the dc
Orleans market, 1t being quoted there dull q
SIS. The demand for Bacon Is fair, and q
soon as the Southern roads are repaired ou
dealers look for large orders from that source
I Shoulders sold at 7ze., rib Sides at l0c, an
clear rib Sides are held firm at l01<c. Th
demand for clear Sides is large, with goo
sales at lie. The transactions To- day WeI
i 100 casks at the above quotations TheI
| was a small inquiry for bulk Meats, wit
! sales at 61<c, for Shoulders and 81. for ciea
rib Sides. Lard is quiet at l0c. for t!erce
and lO1zc. for kegs.
In Louisville, Money matters are easie
and there il no trouble In negotiating first
class Paper but no other kind can be don'
Eastern Exchange is in fair demand at
premium. h-
In Chicago, Eastern Exchange continue
steady at cor per cent. premium. Currene!
ia plenty, but the Bankers there are yer
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particular in their accommodations, and
discount only good reliable business Paper.
Cold is quiet. .h
In St. Louis, business is quite dull, with an
easy condition of finances, as the Monetary
demand is light. Eastern Exchange is
steady, at the selling rate of premium.
In New Orleans there was little more
movement in Money, on Wednesday last,
some long Paper going at IL per cent, and
Stocks were in some request. Foreign Ex-
change broke down on that day, and II was
difficult TO sell at large decline. The best
Sterling Bills could not be passed at over
l04, while Sixty-day Bills on New York sold
at 21l@251 dis, and Sight Checks at l<@H
discount.
10 Baltimore there is somewhat more
tghtness in Money, with an increased diff
Guilty in effecting sales. The best-indorsed
Paper goes at 1e@12 and good to fair at
1900 per cent per annum,
In Boston, business is dull, and the Banks
strong in Specie, with few applications for
discount. First. class Paper can be done in
outside quarters without difficulty at 9@lO
per cent. @ "
The Philadelphia Banks are discouuting
neraly or quite all the good, short Bills that
are made. The best Paper can be negotiated
at SOLO per cent, and inferior is refused at
293 per cent. month.
In New York the supply Of Money on call
is abundant at COZ per cent, and the small
parcels of "gilt edged Paper offering go al
7@e per cent. freely. If not strictly "gilt
edged" the range is wide and negotiations
difficult. a. ...
Pork PACKING IN CINoINNAT-The Gin.
cinnati Price Current of this week, has the
| following: .u..
Since our last issue we have obtained the
/ report from each house engaged in the pack
ing business the present season, except two
but we succeeded in obtaining the business
done by these two as nearly accurate as il
necessary. According to these reports, tn,
whole number packed the present season
433, ,799. The average weight is 22l 5-35 pc
Hog, and the average yield of Lard, 2S 81
pounds per Hog. This compares with las
seasons business as follows:
| , No packed, A. psioht. Yield lard
IssSSG 1ssSs 1ss4ss 1ssss !s2 as Ss ssS g sS lSi
The following table shows the whole mum
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THE DAILY PRESS.



Oh janet ]. really can not bear that odiou' Mr.
with hls s'i imoestschc and sandy hair, indeed he's
His sicVss $on sii Though ol he tries to dfess in
He can oS5f p5t tay Compliment IN en- attractive way.
They sag his incomes large at least three thousand
He oWns vast Sstdte in Wales and rents mansisn
But, F1seisus ifthat hOfrid man Ownd all thowOrd
would refuse tOs share his wealth Il could not be
his bride.
know Miss Price tries art thu beauty to en-
She compliments his taste in dress, and raves at
But WI" Eea,d plsy the worldly part to sacrifice
No, must give loving heart when become 3
wife.
What now, letter come for me-what can 1t be
Dear jane it locks like betdor, just let me read
'Tis a proposal, declare, from Mr.. White How
He Offers ali his wealth to me, my hand the sole ex-
change.
We'll really, now come to think, the is not SO
Hes not What one calls very old although not quite
There's sSnetbins pleasing in his lOOk-h' smile is
Oh Jage, what diamonds should have If became
his bridel
OF course would not wed for gold I think it quite
He seems as il he really loved oh what state I'm
I'd better mention it to ma she'll view II with de-
Dear Jane, will you my bridemaid be if wed Mr..
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Especially Reported for the Daily PreSs.I
~, Cincinnati Horse Market.

The Horse Market for the week ending last
evening, was duler ths during the week previous,
and few sales Of conseqtence were made, the supr
ply and demand being light Owners of aud deaIers
In Stock are in better spirits, however, and look
for very fair trade by the beginning of next
month, though it is thought the number of buyers
from the South will be much less than It has been
in past seasons, in consequence of the political
II oubles there. The sales of the week were 100 or
l4O head, at prices averaging S65 to S75 Very few
good Horses were in the market, but there will be
a number in q short time. '. N
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IBy TelegrADh.l
New Ysrk stock HImrkeE,

: NEW YoRK, Febrnary l3.-StOcks gener-
ally pnehapged but dull Chicago and Rock Island,
571s Cieyelsnd ens folsdSI sSi GaIena and Chi.
Central Script, ~ Michigan Central, $50 Harlem
gIeierred, 4oS Erie szS New York Central, IN,
Bonds. 81; Virginia sixes, 1s9s; Tonnesses sixes,
l2A Treasury Twelve Per Cents, 1918 Treasury
Ten Per Cents. 100 .'7|T'-. =
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Hanks's Bell and Brass Foundry.

NILES WORKS, (formerly George L. Hanks1 No
12O East Second street, OinoinnaH. pr
NpELLS KEPT CONST ANTLY ON HAND
or psds 70 oEdsI q sny & siss up 70 Sg I9pRncS
Work and Brass and oompesitton Qastings made .
order. Also, on hand, babRitt Metal aHd sReltes
IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS.
such as Wrought iron Piping, and Fittings put mi
Steam and Water Gauges, Metallic Packing histle1
All ether varieties always on hand,
He2o-H THOMAS FIRTH, Superintendent
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tBy Telegraph
Nav Karlr rnatla RIarlraf.

and prices shrds lower; demand light: quotations
81 6S61c. 20 S14@sh and lO61lle for PREMIUM CAt-
VI. Average y all sales. 7eD7Ac- Receiptl 800
celpIs $500. sSiDe dull and lower sales at $40
sNe receipts t,tc0.
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The following table shows the whole num-
ber of Hogs packed in this city, each season,
twenty. nine years

Had we received the usual number from
Kentucky the present season, there would
have been packed here this season fully 475,-
600 head.
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q Il RIX EDl
Fistula In Ano Treated

II Knife or Ligature, by new, simple and pecus
liar method Of treatment, discovered by himself
about eight years ago, and which has been A.
tended with complete guccess In every case. nE.
OWENS has been a citizen Of Cincinnati for the
last twenty i've years. and assures the aicted that
the above Il no huInbug. For further informa.
ton apply at his Office and residence. No. so West
Soyenfh st., Cincinnati, oc90-6
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Ruled Bill-head Paper.

OnO REAAIS 2, 4, 9 AND 8 TO:
AOO sheet-a hns quality Of Paper,
low price. 100, ,,,, o,,ons
no2l ~ and 10 Walnut-Bt
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nJ'A6serti as IA fke DIIIX PRRs3, and Soa ssllI
rave buyers u abundance The Ppks6 hos kha
sTEest Cl-cglatieni , she city
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-10
JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President.
FIR. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. iel2
Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road
% e.: 60 -

W liEEllNG. l.Slu pElls lSVls
I'M and AMER tho lith Ui April, 1861. the pessen-
" ger Trains will be as follows, viz:
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily except
SUNDAYS Mt 10 A. NJ. HenwoOd ut 1880 a. NJ HrriY-
ing In Baltimore at 4i0 A. NJ, connecting with the
Express train for Philadelphia. New York, Boston.
and all the Eastern cities. leaving at 6:l5 NJ ar
ryeS at Washington 81 $3.50 A. NJ. making close com
nccton with the Southern line for all parts Of The
South. This train Stops at the principal stations
from Wheeling To Cumberland.
Returning. leaves baltimore at 3:+5 p. NJ. and
Washington City at 2:;5 T. NJ. arriving At BenMocd
at A. VI. and Wheeling at e:2T a. NJ. making direct
correction it'll the ENpreSsirain r all parts OF the
West. Southwest and Northwest. This train stops
only for meals aud wood and water.
The Mail Train leaves daily including SuudtaT NJ
e5I r. NJ, EvnUrrd at I:26 j. NJ, and arrives ~
baltimore at 3:l5 T. NJ. connecting with tile Mail
train. leaving tor Philadelphia New York. Boston,
an. all Eastern cities SIS +. NJ arrives ut WnslI-
nEion City at $50 =. NJ connecting with the South
er lines for all parts Of the South This train stops
I'm the west end OF the road MuunSville Cameron.
Warrington, Water Station Eairmont and Grafton.
Returning. leaves Baltimore at $50 A. NJ, Wash
nGton City At +25 A. NJ. and arrives at Benwood at
1910 p. 81 and Wheeling at 1922 Y. NJ, connecting
with tho Express train for allparts Of the Southwest
West and Northwest. This train stops Mt the pTn-
cipal stations only.
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation rms
daily except Sundays. leaving Piedmont 1T $40 A NJ.
and arrives at Wheeling at $40 p. ".
J.R. FORD, Agent.
w.P. SyuTH. Master Of Transportation.
l.. NJ COLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent. apo
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TRANSPORTATION.
Pittsburg and Wheel
inc Rail Road.

Cleveland, PittSburg ana w heeA'
ing Rail Road.
Ia a - - 1870
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. June 10Th 1851, Pes
scngcr Trains will leave bridgeport As foi'o" =
(sundAys exccpted)
HOO A. NJ Mail Train. stopping Mt AL way "a
arrives at Pittsburgh at S'4u T. Ny """
Cleveland at G:5n T. NJ.
I:aO T. NJ Express Train, stopping at az WY s, =,
tiOns arrives at Pittsburgh at $40 4: NJ
SOS p NJ Fast Express Train. stoPpins only NJ Sn
bcnyilIe, Yellow Creek WellsvllIe anu ne ,I
chester ON the River Division and AZ hI'
siatious on Main lines, arrives at El i
burGh at lI:SS p. NJ and At Cleveland At
1920 4. VI.
T2ErTURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at s:l6 a. 81. aud $50 T. ''' or
rive al bridgeport nj $50 7. VI. and $50. a. d.
Leave Pittsburgh 81 1885 A. NJ: 6:O5 A. =. ana
l21OP NJ arrive at BEidsepsrt at 3Vi y. S'' go
a. 81. sut i:2O P Al
Connections arc made IA FolloEssI
a. pittsburgh With Pennsylvania r.. R. for uarTis-
burg, Baltimore. Washington, Phila'
dciphia New York ard Boston.
AZ Cleveland with Cleveland Toled Il. r. for San:
- ~ dusky. Toledo, Detroit, Chicago ami
ill points tn the NORTH WEST. Win
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackso
Chicago and the NoRrH WEST. with
Cleveland & Erie II. Il. for Erie, Dun,
kirk Buffalo and Niagara Falls. With
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati for
Crestlinc Delaware, Columbus ami
A. Hudson with the c. T. C. r. II. for cuyahOga
Falls, Akron. MillcrSUurgh and Woos-
4, Alliance with r. Fl. W. & C. II. II. for Canton
Massiilon, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co
luInbus, &C.
A. steubenyille with r q. ( c. Limo and BEILAin
with G. q. o. R.R forZanesville. New.
AK. Columbus, Nenia. Dayton. Indi
annapolis. Cairo. Cincinnati, Louisville
St Louis st. Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1870
Fare always as low, and time much quicker than
any other rUmte.
through Tickets to all points 10 the West, Sorth
and Fast can he procured at the office No. 5. Water
street next door, to SpFiEg House. Wheeling hh, bI'd
at Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts Will be made at lowest rates 70
any point accessible by this rond and It's connections
20 The Enst, North, West and NOrth-west, al office
No. 81 Water street OF with Freight Agent st Bridge
Tsrt station H. HAMILTON. Agent.
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent.
Bridgeport, @.
IN NcCrTInrGU. President.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FouSDED, 49,
LOCAT

FoUSDED, .CItETEREp, 1851
LOCA TED,
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-Sts..
BALTIMORE, MD.
TINIIS INSTITUTION is NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous AMI nOurishing condition. Twice hu-
ring the last has It been necessary obtain
lsrger apartments for the accommodation Of the in
cTe3sinE number Of students, representing nearly
every state in the Union.
II nov occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
desirably located buildings In the city The ROOMS
are commcdIously arranged, spacious and elegantly
furnished
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring qualify themselves properly for the
various duties Of the Counting Room, to obtain
thorough Practical BusiHsss EiDcdtiOa generally,
unsurpassed in any particular, by any similar esab
iiAhinent in the United States.
FACULTYs
z. X. LOSER,
sipai-Lectur-r the Science Of Accounts, Com
ineFce, BusErsy Customs, etc.
j. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice of Book Keeping
and Commercial Calculations.
fl. Ii. DAVIES,
Associate Professor az Bookkeeping.
Y. Z. JOHNSON.
Professor Of Business and ornamental Penmanship
:. T. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer ofI Mercantile Law.
REV. Z. YEATES REESE, n. n,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. r. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vansAn;,
Hon. ThOs Swami, VIM. II. Keighler, Esl.,
Jacob Trust, Esq, Vim. knSbe, Esd
The College ia provided with Commercial LiLrary
Of standard Work. expressly Tor RE use OF the STU
dents.
Each Student hasa desk to himself, and i, sera-
rAtely instructed.
There being no vacation durins the year, Students
cun enter at any time.
required the full coursr,
from TO L. WEEKS.
A DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates.
A large and beautifully Ornamented Circular, con-
tanning upwards of sQUARE TEET, representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College, various
designs, renuanshp, &C. sent by mail
free Of charge, accompanied with cRtalogueEvi full
particulars. Address L. X. LOSER
baltimore M.
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SIN: have used your pills in my general AMI hos
pitnl practice ever since You made them and cannot
hesitate 10 say they the hest cathnrtic employ
Their regulating action nn the liver Is quick and
cided cons Iuently they aro au admirable remedy
for arrangements of that organ. Indeed, have
seldom fnuad Of LinioHs disedsS 80 obstinate
that i; dill unt readily yicldtO them.
ITaternnlIy yonrs. ALONZO BALL. NJ. h.
physician of Ito NIArinc IInsnitIl.
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BIrIous DIsorders-Liver Complaint

FroIl Or. Throdore Bell Of NeIu FORK City.
Not only are yonr pills admirably adapted To their
purpose aperient. hut find their beneficial e.
fccts upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have IN my practice proved moro eflectunl for tho
cure Of billions complaints than any one remedy |
can mention. sincerely rejoice that We have at
length pnrEative which is worthy the confidence OF
the profession AMI the people.
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RoBsrt. Dlol.. Ps4g E. Y Z !, or CT
10 his ARent and Attorney,


John }. ERineS, London, ENGLAND.
~ To "LEX," who In ;he Wa7fr.dl GaEette Of lst
February, 1890, PFonounees the 'idea" Of Keeping
accounts current '.In type" ''Ervss absurdity'
thanks are hereby rendered and the assurance given.
that this gross RGsurdty Is all that Sir. Dick has
patented In the domain Of keeping accounts. HIS
claims hinder operation therein into which this
Rruss absurdgty Is not practically smuEgled in any
insnner: neither bodily nor partially; neither di-
rectly or indirectly; neither explicitly symbolic
cnlly: this ground his claims cover, and nothing
more; the absolute monopoly Of this absurty and
nothing else s all he asks HE clniS, nationally
Tsad .ffeSt ga septT
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DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
AnISPATCH PATENT.

me hrrsH.Or's C7aiai askHO,ulgod and pr0teet'd
by me Gor,raH.ss,fs n C,,aaSd, ne UHitcd SJ'c',
ord Gre1t Bfii. : all Ipl,on It may concern.
{ATHAT CLAIM As NY INVENTION Is, TIE
w coH,riyaneo Of keeping accounts current, o.
whatever kind, description or variety, III printer
OrUl. w keepi.g Tie statements Of the several ae
counts standing printer type. or their equivalents
the type being 40 arranged In form AS In 1omit OF
eIDs readily and quickly readusted III any parteu-
lar part, where an account may have underENne =
change by the lapse Of time or the current Of ouai-
pess transactions; that, when TeAdlustei IN All
such parts Up In any given date, an impression then
taken from the type -hall exhibit In printed ioTin
tie stats q all The accounts so kept aeeuTatey
rpprsssntfnK al the balances copCusionE, In Ec-
tcr1Anes Bi; tho end sncs contemplated IN Keep
Ing the TSc5fd rendering it, 10 eHtnaieIciI huslnt2s
q balance sheet q the most eompaet and perfect
rIsrtcfer tlp tietnls Of auaSemc1t teIng snbstan
isaIly rseitsd 10 specification, wherein II SHOWN
that TIE sft i3Cts 10 be recorded, may ne repre-
eented by lgurrs, symbols, dates or numbers. used
either separately u 10 combination by whatever
else will indicate the fact or faets as desired: ami
Furthermore, based on his primary invention aiso
clairn the device or eoutHvance Of rendering or
trauSriiftinE accounts In partial or full stAteErts
when the abatement statements 20 cent are thus,
or substantially thus kept In type by the contri-
Tances OF my Invention. be the uetum Of transmits
sion what u may; but the particular mode OF rem
derng accounts by the use Of the Dispatch Machine
constituted Of Apron Increment. Reel, and Cutter
Stanp claim Ia the broadcast and fullest sense; and
also the machine itseli embracing all ts fornsand
modes Of operating, "a Indicated In describing II;
either simple hand Instrument. or NJ propelled
BY uIschineFy. And In connection with these specl-
nc Claims and based upon them, also claim all
other means and appliances substantially the same
A. thOEs herein claimed or intended to be claimed
With these claims fully Acknowledged and protected
above, this invention has already spread itseli
over Canada eighteen States OF the American Union,
and Into Great Britain and f. nov used In more than
threc hundred Newspaper Offices tsimmenHe value
70 banking ard similar institutions will be shown IN
\ circular which will make Its appearance soon:
Meanwhile applications for Information. Deeds OF
Right" or Dispatch Machines" Will receive due Rt-
tsntIOn, when addressed either 70
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ron, Eor4rardinq Merchant or ST. Lod,,
~ Nc=r


From Dr. Z II: Ctrtt7riai;, Stto Orleans.
Your Pills are the prince OF purses. Thor exctl.
lent qualities suTpass any cathnTtic We possess. Tbs!
are mild but very certain and eilcctual in their
tinn on the bowels, which makes them invaluable TO
as in the daily treatment Of disease.
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul sto-
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Jus. Published, in SeaIed EarelQPe,
on TIE NATURE. TREATMENT, AND SDICNL
CURE OF SPERMATORRHUA. or Seminal Weak
ness Sexual Debility. Nervousness and Involuntary
emissions, Inducing impOtency, and Mental aud
PhyIieaI Iueapaeity.
BY RoBT. j. CULvERwELL, ". D..
4iufhOr Of the "GrceIl Boak, dc.
woTld.renowne author, In this admirable Lee
turs clearly proves fromhs own experience that the
awful consequences Of Selfabuse may h" efectunlly
removed without medicine and without dangerous
surgical operations bougies, Instruments, rings or
eordInis. pointing ont mode Of cure at once certain
and etfectuai. by which every sufferer, matter
what his condition NAV be, may himself cic1g'y
J,rirdfSfy and radically. This lecture Will prove
boon IL thousands and thnnsands.
sent under seal TO any address, p9gt paid, on the
receipt cf two postage stamps, hy addressing Dir.
CI.i. q. KLINE, l2T Bowery, :ieT York. P'stOiice
box 1856. ian@b
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AYERS
GATHARTIC PILLS.

n Are Won out Of order, with your system rFahs.
81 md y,iur feelings uncomfortable These symp-
foins arr; often the prelude to serious illness So-
1T of sickness Is creeping upon ynu, and should h
over;cd by a timely use OF the right remedy. Take
Ayers pills and cleanse out the disorderel humurs-
purify the blood. mud let the fluids on uuoF.
strurted In health again. They stimulate tile frn..
lions OF the body into vigorous activity. purify Tia
system FINN the DISTINCTIONS which mike dlscass
4 cold settles somewhere In the body. and DISTRICT,
lis natural functions These, II not relieved. react
upan themselves aud the surrounding orEaBE PRE-
IncIug general aggravation, suffering. and diseas-
While Ia this condition, oppressed by the deranye.
rnents take Ayers Pills, and hGH directly thtg
restore she natural action Of the system. and With
tho buoyant feeling Of health again. What Is true
and so apparent in this trivial and common con-
plaint l. also true In many Of the decp-scRted ani
dangerous distemIJerP. The same Inreativs eftSt
cxpels them. Caused by similar distractions an
arrangements Of the Iaturnl functions Of the bolI,
they are rapidly, and many Of them surely cured by
these Pills will neglect to employ them when suffer
Ing from the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians in some Of The
principal cities, and from otllGr well known publ.
pers' rs.
From, q Foy4rarding Merchant ar 81. Lom,,
III. !. 1856.
DR. Arm: Your Pills arc tie paragon Of al Thistle
great In nedicins. They have cured my little dauEl
Ter OF ulceruuE sores Mpon her hands and feet ths,
had proved incurablc for year,. Her mother has
been long EIIevously afflicted with blotrhes and PIN
Iles OF her skin and In her hair. After cur chiii
WAS cured she also tried your Pills and they haIs
cured her. ASA MORGRlDGE
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