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an PERso,s WISHING

ksss~~.-,.=, ALL PERSONS WISHING I
t1> Join Capt. p. I. BAYLY's 'um; any.
q. the n AesIIlGut, now e. route 10 fAlIiIYys,.
can d. 70 by making early aFpii'al' on to X b.
EAT II. TALLEY. kecrn!tIDg sergeant a, la-
Law Office OF tayly " h!;e conner 4 fr4l.
and lItn ssreeis - he EI.i -;erI Tor The a.
mentioned place in a few days. jel'-.'
To-, THE LADIES OF THE Gtlt
80 STREET BAPTIST Gnu stH SD co.
STeg1ti0u are requested 80 meet ~ hEf p4t
Inc Church. to ork for the soldier te l'-N
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par CpHStn. On my safe arrival home l
fully attended TO " riIe You ms tanter, but was
proven ted by the appearance Of those jnps
Into Our town, who just walked III aud look
Us quiet possession as If they had been born
and bred ia IL. Of ali cut lHr0atS, low lived
rascals, think these take the lead. ! knew
/ was bad before, but never once did iu1a-
CINE That hatred, malice and HtU.GeT could
take such complete dominion OF NE, when
/, day after day. witnessed the pollution or
our NirEinia soil by the foot prints Of these
Cloths and tAudAis. oar houses searched
ments from the Internal regions forever
marching under our eyes and, THAI, the
Ftdtrdt nag waving over the public buildings,
whiie Yankee Doodle is being played inces
sanity Ii Is enough 10 drive one crazy.
They've been domiciled AZ DO til Of our coun-
try places, aud each one have they estrOyed
Window. and doors they break out, take the
axe To every piece OF furniture left III the
house, my sewing machine Included they
haye torn up every article 81 clothing, sheets
and counterpancs into shreds, cut up ali our
beautiful plctuTes--so much admired by pa
pa-and thrown the rsnn tnts IN 20 the yard.
The servants they have impressed III their
nee ell as all the hoi sts and carriages.
Gould they have done worse Well We
will have our vengeance some day, / know. -
Mana thought 1t best We girls should leave
n on &c; SO obtaining our passes through the
medium OF IL friend, We left with quite Il party
in al omnibus Tor Col Maryes, at this
place, tOfange Court liouss.J l smagglei
four suits of clothes and pistol under my
hoops. We just escaped the fight al Fairfax
and were detained at Manassas all day and
nigh.. Poor papa cannot get away, although
he is of course very anxious 10 do SO, unless
he will take the oath OF allegiance, aud lie
| says he viii die before he will do thlt-so he
II considered prisoner Of WAT. Mama stays
I with him. sssssssss
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ss--,%2, MEssKs. EEIEDRs:. rec D.
ss~~SeA your PAPER Of Saturday that q 4.r..l
luant II Ompany 'k' *. h. ! B.ues .-ltL.l
tnat morning nader command e 1t. X .as14,
watch ~A, Inisjazr--l presume not Iutou.9..
Oh your part.
Lieut.. Cn4s F. Bigger WAS In commaad If q,
detachment, ana not Lieut.. NaGXAv, 4-yu4 ysat r
ed. Please make the correct %. AUD ob f.,
AN uLp 4. a
Please publish the f,Inw!n. liz; ~ uh.e..
p hefg t. JOHN sIAs
Il csc. W. JARVIS
4th THOs. RI. HENEiT
LIT Corpl K n. MCDOWELL,
II .' K : sAkSAG
sd Gro { BKAY,
Ie lS-ltl lth JOHN CHANDLER.
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WANTS.
WANTED,

flor other Wants," see First Pags
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XNANrED.-Capt. Thp7. PULLtth oi 80
complete his company for the htid Ia 'f-.
ed an Office ut Tho state Armory IN E.c3n. -t'
where Ar JAMES A. CAraIk ia De F!"--'t 80
ees,tlY Information. |. terra! r"IuIao:a. d =
lie rsJd 10 any one Offering himself, si yL..'
"a -
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w PLiFYapd SHEET ihON " Os NJ
army 'ff' c. D YALE sc
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CAIRO, June IA steamer with two Fed
eral companies and q squad OF artillery was
cruising, when IL ~ miles below Columbus,
by, toe machinery Of the boat broke and she
driitei ashore Three persons went ashore
and cut the secession flag down.
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WANTED Two exPeIleacrn "fLhA F.
w pu Wheeler i wilson sewing N.e-.-
Steady employ Inent given
Also, to hire coiored BOY, Nyea7' :. a,s
run eTraRds. Slave preferred .-,.
Apply At ~ A>DH >
shirt Mandatory, $50 Man '.f7'l'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-10

WAsHrXGrox. July 9.-The Washington
SiJr states That Taylor, who came hitler
under IL flag of truce yesterday, says his bu
siness was disposed of ut the White House
in very few minutes, for in that time he
was sent back to Gen. Scott with one let
ter less than he bore on his person on en-
tering the Union lines, the President not
dee.ning the communication he brought
such as required him to enter iuto any cor
rcspondeuce whatever with Mr.. jeff. Davis.
TAYLOR was Immediately ia I'd in the direc-
lion from which he came aud marched hnck
to Gen. MrDuwell's headquarters, where.
though cour,cously and kindly treated, he
was kept under strict guard until an early
hour this morning, when he was escorted
back to the Confederate lines and turned
loose to find his way bncl; 10 Benuregard
without having accomplished whatwns ev-
identity main point to be attained by his
mission, viz: to communicate with trnitors
in our midst, who had doubtless been pre-
pared to send to I}eaurcgnrd through him
important information concerning alleged
contemplated movements of Gen. Mellow
ellis army upon the Confederate lines.
The Star furthe- says, that although
the President has communicated the exact
contents Of the le:t.r fran Davis, brought
IIy TAYLOR. to no one besides his constitu-
tionnl ndvisers and Gen. Scott, from GER
tain signs we nre able to assure the public
that it amounted to nothing of any earthly
Importance in the present crisis.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Read the Following It is Truel

Read the Following. It is True!
PARkEAssuRo, April 10.
t. II. LOGAN, ESQ, DeaT SD:
1 wrote TO you time since for Bottle of
Brentiugers Fluid Extract OF sarsap"rilla and Dau
delon, aud must say that it has acted upon like
a charm. / have been afflicted for near years
with Dyspepsia; two-thirds of the tins vomited
FROM oue to three times day. lad given up the
idea of ever getting we'll aud iuder4 my friends had
given up all hopes OF roy getting we'll again.
Added to this, suffered with the ScrVfIIa very
much. Since last September one side of my neck
was one entire sore, composed of running
sores. The use of one Iiottic has much improved
the. My stomach is relieved and my neck las iul-
proved beyond nay most sHnEuine expectations.
feel much encouraged and think by the OF
two bottles more shall be relieved entirely. You
Will please seni mt two bottles by The Boat.
Yours respectfully. ". HOMER.
The above medicine is prepared by =. a. BRENT
LINGEE & CO. No. l4l MARKET street. Wheeling,
aud sold by most vi the Druggists of the city ape
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Hendacheand DebIIlty.

Mr.. LiscUmb, of Birmingham, says:
IL have found in BGrhave's Holland
Bitters remedy for headache and debili-
~. Ny wife has also used it with the
greatest benefit
Mr.. a. 5. Nicholson also remarks that
he has experienced much relief from its
use for headache.
Take haIfn tcaspoonfnl three times day
an hour before meals Eat moderately,
aud then of wholesome food, and you will
find this is really remedy tor sick and
nervous headache, weakness of any kind,
custlvcness and piles. Being perfectly
simple in composition, it may he taken
without fear by the invalid. Possessing a
fine aromatic flavor. is is very grateful to
the debilitated stomach.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-10

GS" CRY CoUNcIL.-A regular monthly
meeting of the City Council was held ut
the Chamber last evening The Committee
on Accounts reported in favor of paying
the usual number Of biIls which were or
dered to be paid.
The Street Commissioners report called
attention 10 the bad condition of the floor
ing of the little wire suspension bridge,
the repair. of which lie recommended
Also of the board walk leading to the Fe-
male Seminary. The matter was referred
TO the Committee on Streets and Alleys.
with power to act.
A petition was read from certain parties
in Centre Wheeling asking that John Vail
be relieved from duty as police officer for
that Ward, owing to the inct that he is in
the habit ofdrinking whisky. The petition
was laid on the table.
a petition was read from J. c. Ache<on,
on behalf IF the Hcmptirld Railroad, pray
ing that the city refrain from forcing the
company to pnve their property in accord
ance with an ordinance recently passed.
Tue petition set IoIlu Tue InAOllllS Oh tue
company to do the required work.
Mr.. Wilkinson srntei that all the coffee
houses in the city, but three. were selling
liquor, without having paid their licenses
as required by the ordnance. lie moved
that ;he Sergeant he ordered forthwith to
enforce the collection of these Licenses,
without fear or favor.
DR.. Logan said there was no use in such
an order, for 1t WAS already the duty OF the
Sergeant, if he complies with the ordin-
ance, to see that the licenses were paid.
It WAS ordered that the Sergeant be in-
structed to proceed promptly "gtinst the
defmltcrs, and to close up, in accordance
with law, all such houses as do not pay,
within one week from this date.
Thirty dollars were appropriated to the
Young America Fire Company.
Notwithstanding the weather was cool
out doors, it was excessively hot in the
Chamber-so- hot, ia fact. that the mem
bcrs didn't vote, and frequently it required
all those cool enough to vote, in order to
have majority, there being but two in
that felicitols condition.
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Correspondence of tile Intelligencer.J
WEBSTER, n. ". Va. RArLKoAD,
.InlY lth 1861


On Sunday morning the force under
Gen. Morris ut Philippe between six and
seven thousand men, got orders to march
in the direction of Laurel Hill, distance
of thirteen miles, and the place where the
enemy is, or was only short time before
eucamped, with force estimated at from
seven to ten thousand strong. Col Hub
bad, with Two companies, were left in
Phillippi, but have since been ordered for
ward, their place having been filled by fresh
arrivals from Ohio.
The widest kind of rumors prevail Que
time firing is beard distinctly in n Laurel
direction, and the next moment you hear
that tue enemy have surrendered. Nothing
certain is yet known. tear, however, that
the fcetness of foot may save them.
Col. Irwin has received large reinforce
ments at Cheat river, and is fully prepared
for anything that may turn up in thatquur-
ter.
We are anxiuusly looking for messengers
from Laurel Hill via Phillippi for Grafton.
who will he able to give Us information of
reliable character One thing may be
relied upon 10y all, that Major Gen. Ne
CIrllan will never leave Virginia until tie
has give armed rebellion its death stroke
IN the West.
There are three companies of the First
VIRGINIA Il giment now at Grafton. They
were TO have gone intu camp on the hill,
last evening. Two of these companies
nave been for the last FIVE weeks prnt up
in small, badly ventilated houses in Graf
ton. 1t i, no doubt, It great relief for the
poor fellows TO get on the hill. where the
air is fresh and pure. Capt. Stephens, of
The Iron Guaris, as senior {, plain, COM
maniel tue Virgin hns at this point, and
is descrver ~ popular. In c,mp, h. with
Captains Britt aud Trimulc, will 9e uIdcr
Col. Thns. Norton, of the ONO Twentieth,
who. haze reason 10 be.iev' is nH-expc-
rienved aud gcntlemu:.ly commaudcr.-
Ohio may well he proud of such men as
Norton ami Irwin They are much loved
aud respected by the YirginiI boys.
leave for Grafton. Wi e Oh the way
from Webster 10 here learned froma per-
son who is fully posted that Ihe { e ny is
comp ell, surrounded. a surrender OF
saug Ter ia inevirrhe. Pellmps ut this
writing the bloody work is going on. Ali
is uctivity III and about Grafton. General
Hill, am informed, bad his men go to rest
last night fully armed and equipped. The
grea est excitement of that stern subdued
soldier ike mind is every where observ-
able. Several pie, es of cannon are well
planted on tie hill overlooking the town
and commanding It's various approaches,
supported 10y Col Norton with large force
Of infantry. Everything is in the most
perfect working order and our boys most
anxious for an opportunity to Lave hand
in brushing armed treason before the three
months are up. hear there is consider
able feeling among the boys OF the first
Virgins Regiment on account OF not get
ting paid, they are now in service two
months and not one dollar yet. 1t is /"
be hoped the Government at Wheeling,
it has any thing TO with this mnttcr, will
give it its early attention. HAIRY.
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nl5g-rHp RIvEn.-The river is sill Slow
Is receding. There are now only thirty
one iuche. water in the channel. The ou-
Is boats running to aud from this point
are the Leviaa Logan, aud Eunice to Par
kcrsbnrg, aud the Cat boat None Such
TO Steubenville. The bouts ut the land
ing, are the IL. u. Ha ilton, Sammy South,
AlOcmarle, woodside, Euniee, j. d. Ford,
Aitamont, Courier, the tow boat Hercules
and the new hoa, which is being built By
Capt. Boo,h, for the suntsh trade.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-10

Y-GLAp TO HEAR tr.-A country pa
per. descnntirg ON the times as they affect
business, says that turner's will have no
hard times. Crops are good, and prices
will be good for everything executing hay
the righteousness of which all over will
make it very cheap While the farmers
viii be getting good prices for their pro-
duce the price of everything they con-
sumo, clothing, dry goods, groceries, all
will he Cheap. This pleasant prospect
ought to induce all who know anything
about farming to turn their industry il
that direction Other branches of bust
ness certaiuIy do not present anything SC
ttttcrtng.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-10

TherullOwingis nnextrlct rom nlctterwritten by
the Pastor of Baptist Church to tho journal and
Messenger, Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks volumes ia
favor of that world-renowned meLtcine-3lEs. WINS
LOWS SoornINd SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TgETurxa:
.:We see an advertisement In your columns of Mrs
winslow's Soothing syrup. No" We never said a
word in favor OF patent medicine before in ourlife
bat We feel compelled to say To your readers. that
thieis no Ilumbug-wEHAvE TRIED IT, AXD KNOwIT 70
BE ALL IT CLAIMS. II is, probably, of the most
successful meicnes Of tile day because II is one OF
the best Anu those OF yonr readers VIII" have ba
Ecan't do better than to lay in supply"
OctI6-I y-d&W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-10

ESy- y WrNDiNc wAy.-The U. s.
Cavalry companies, which have recently
pissed towards Washington, from Fort
Smith, Arkansas, have had an awful time
getting to the seat of government. After
the secession OF TIE State and the surren-
der or treachery of the Government forces
in Texas and Arkansas. these companies
were withdrawn. The customary route,
from Fort Smith to the Mississippi by the
Arkansas river, bad becn closed by the ac-
ton of the State authorities, and in order
to reach the seat of Government the troops
were marched across from Fort Smith to
Fort Leavenwor,l, on the Missouri, hun
dreds of miles through 81 Wilderness
They halted short time at Leavenworth,
and subsequently ut ST. Joseph, whence
they crossed by rail to Hannibal, on the
Mississippi. The journey is an extremely
severe one on both man and beast, but all
seemed to have completely reempCFated.-
They were hurried through with as little
delay as possible.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-10

p NorIcE EXTRA ITO the members
of the LrgisInturcof Virginia, now assem-
bled ia Wheeling and all other persons
desiring Fashionable Suit of Clothes
made upt order or ready made, call nt
No. Sc, Water street, where always may he
found, Gentlemans Furnishing Goods of
every description and not Secession spot
on them or any person abont my store.
ivs-2m a. NJ. ADAMS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-10

WASHINGTON, July 1t may be proper
to state that the visit of Hon. Henry May
to Richmond, was not superinduced by
the Government, and it, at least, probable
that the dispatches brought under the flag
of truce to-day are from him. Their char
acier has not yet transpired.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-10

pF AN TO solDrERs.-capt. Bags
company of "SSAHg HuSrkRs,p desire 10
return their thanks to the New Martiusvillc
and sardis Union people for u lot of quilts
and other substantial comforts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-10
B4rO ONO UvlyEnslrY.-Wc have re

B9r ONO UNlvERslrY.-Wc have re-
ceived Il copy of the catalogue OF the Of
ficers and students of this institution, at
Athens, Ohio. We observe that Rev. Rich
ard a. Arthor, formerly of Triadelpha, is
Professor of Mathematics. Judging from
the catalogue the institution seems to be
in a prosperous condition.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-10

BALrraoRE. July a.-Provost Marsha
Kpmly having learned that suspicious
schooner, supposed to be 10 the employ of
the piraricnl party who seized the St. Mich
oins. some of whom were captured yester-
day is now in the bay probably ;. awaiting Eani
the steamer Chester just as she was about
leaving on her regular trip for Eastern
Shore Passengers were put OF and n
SQUAD OF police and soldiers took their
place. and she proceeded down the bay to
make the captnre. Thomas and his party
came from Fredericksburg in this schooner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-10


LOUISVILLE. July ga recruiting office
for the Southern CuntederHcy is just OPEN
ed here.
a letter in the journal, from Franklin,
saws boxes OF merchandise, one whereof
marked pubic arms, for camp Troused"le,
Tenn, were put of here aud three boxes
muskrts were on the train, from Bowling
Green TO GAINESVILLE. 1t is reported that
large quantities OF goods nre passing by
the turnpike srom BurdStown to Franklin,
on tue southern frontier of Kentucky. The
Surveyor OF this port is taking active meas
ures to intercept them.
Tue Courier publishes letter from Jas.
Guthrie, President of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, incorporating letter
from Coy. Harris of Tenn, saying that
when the President of the road places per-
mnncntly in Tennessee, Al fair proportion
of the rolling stock of the road, the RUM
ing of tue road shall not be distracted
Guthrie replies that he cannot consent to
the seizure and detention OF trains aud
that the conjont operation of the road by
direction OF the Tennessee authorities
would result in insurfcrablc difficulties.
Guv Harris on the 9th issued IL procla.
nation for 5000 troops for tue Confederate
army.
The Southern papers have been received.
There is no news.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-10


WAsHNGroN, July GAS the right Sec
ton OF the 2nd Rhode Island battery was
drilling on the ground near the emcamP-
mcnt of tue Mozart regiment of n. Y, early
this morning. the cartridges in the lumber
chest of gun No 2, exploded, killing Cor
poral N. G. Morse, Jr., aud Private Vim.
b. Bomru. Seriously wounding private f.
r. Freeman. Slightly wounding privates
Richard Thornley, and Edward Weeks.
The remains of the dead will be sent 10
Providence this afternoon.
The cause of the ignition of the cartridg-
es is unknown. A report prevails that ii
was in consequence of the explosion of Il
shell, but this is disproved by the exami-
nation of several gentlemen acquainted
with pyrUiechnics and no fragments being
found there. The theory is that the ex-
plosion was caused Ivy the friction matches
thrown into the lumber chest by some
enemy or dropped into or near it by care
[ IesSness,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-10

@-THE RAIS.-Everybody was rejoiced
yesterday by the copious showers of rain
with which we were visited. The air was
cool and pleasant, everything was refresh
cd and invigorated. In the evening a
beautiful rainbow spnnned the horizon.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-10

BuckHANSoS. Va, July "a courier
from Weston reports that Col. Tyler, of
theITth Ohio, succeeded in throwing one
company of his regiment into Glenville,
last night, with provisions for the nine
companies of the 18th and 18th Ohio, and
was only awaiting the arrival of the 10th
Ohio. TO more on and attack Wise's COM
maud.
Gen. Mcclellan left Middle Fork bridge,
where he was encamped, u point 90 miles
east of here. where the rebels are repre-
sented to be in large force and strongly en-
trenrbed.
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TIM following is II sample of the numcr-
Gus letters constantly receiving for Hostet-
trr's Storlnch Bitters.

ter s StOclich bltteTS.
C1xAxDAGuA, July 10, 1859.
Ncssrs. Hostsfter g Smith, Pittshurg Pa:
-Gent~:-As we are strangers, herewith
enclose you twenty-eight dollars for four
dozen Hostetter's Stomach B;tters, which
please forward via Michigan Southern
Railroad, Toledo, Ohio. aud Clayton Sta
ton. have purchased several dozen bot
tics vt TuleIo this summer, bat the sale is
on the increase so much that / wish to
omen !, direct trade with you. ! WAS in
,lucrd l" try ynur Bitters by my PhisiciNn,
for the liver complaint, and received such
material aid that have recommended it TO
Others aud have sold about two dozen per
week for some time. lave all kinds Of
medicine in my store, but there is none
that can 60 cheerFully and trnt6fnlly re-
commend as your Bitters, for know they
have helped me beyond my exeectatioh.
Yours respectfully.
PHILo WILSON.
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Ry-A COPPER CoLuaED ArFArR.-Two
women, about the lolpr of uonkeen, who
live in the vicinity Of the oil Jail, have for
some time been in tue habi, of abusing an
Irish neighbor woman. Last night the
two Camanches, as they are called, were
taken before AID. Robertson and fined
They p,id up. aud were requested TO go
and sin no more.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-10

B8-THE Wheat HAEvEsT,-The wheat
harvest has now fairly commenced, andthe
golden fields are falling before the sturdy
Graders. The crop Is generally irst-rate,
slough in some fields the wev'i and the
cheat have done little damage. The
corn anl potatoes are also doing we'll.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-10

ny tho nse of these Pills the periodic ati
Nervous or Sick Headache may lie prevented
taken at the commencement of an attack i'm.
relief from pain and sickness will be Obtsinet
They seldom fail In removing the Nam
Hodzehs to which femslCsar So subject.
They act gently upon the nOwSi-,-rraov!
ffireaeGs
For Literary 4en, .Sudsnts, Delicate Frr,al
all rsOns Of ,dsNtuJy habits, they are valu.
a LGzatirs, improving the dPpetitr. giving "a
RICO, to the digestive organs, and restoring
The CEPHALIC PILLS arc thr result of !,
vestigation and carefully conducted export
having been In use many years. during Nhle
they have prevented and I"iiete,i vast arle
pain and suffering from Headache. whether Z.
ring in tue nervous system or from derengv,i
Of the :tomoeh.
They ara entirely vegetable In their coupe
and may be taken at all t1;nSs with perfect
without making any change Of dict, and sac
81 any 5fsa0rreabis TASTE rsaders it eesy oSNt
them to eIildrsN.
DEwARE OF coUNTERFEITsl
The genuine have Eve pisDItuEss Of Henry c. /
ing on each Y.
Sold by Dr.. lists and al! other Dealcrsin Mex
A Box viii DE sent by mail prepared on reee
PRICE oo CENTS.
AllOrders should be Nddrss<edto
HENRY G SPALDINc,
4s Cedar ST., New Yol