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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-09
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We have been permitted to copy. the
su6joined letter. which was addressed to
one of the business firms of this city:
CLEVELAND, o., May 0, 1861.
Gentlemen: Your letter of the Sd inst.
Is received. l was glad 10 read your pat
riottc devotion TO our glorious old flag,
and l assure you that when Western Viz.
ginia refused to follow her trllItor sons
into JEFF. Davis rebel camp, Ohio said,
I'VE will stand BY you, under all circum-
stNuces, III the Union, and protect erery in
tsrest that you enjoyed before your gov
ernment undertook to transfer you into
the arms OF traitors. Ohio alone has tho
men aud tho means TO sustain the Union
men OF Virginia, aud she l0iH do 90. Tho
hrst demonstration on the part of your
Governor to coerce you into rebellion
against the stars aud stripes will fill Yves.
tern Virginia with soldiers, who, instead
OF devastating your country, will respect
all your rights and help you to maintain
them. We know OF no States in the Cen
eral Government. We are all your broth
ers, all American citizens, all countrvmen.
IL you have traitors amongst you, we hope
Uncle Sam will get hold of them. and we
know OF no Virginia Government that can
protect them. My dear fellows, we are
With you; we will stand With you, and
tight side by side to maintain our Govern
ment aud enforce her laws, all of her IdDs,
indiserimiRdtely
SI,,s y.o,,. ,.,,t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-09
BALTIMORE, May Z, 1851,
-Eators ITheeling Inislligeacsr-

6nIloTS TheeLtng IniSktl1eHeeT-
Patriotism demands an open and bold
move for separate State. Such a move
at once may save tho Old Dominion from
ruin. The resources of Western Virginia
are very. great. Divided upon geogrdphl-
cal lines demanded by oneness Of interest,
it would soon become one of the most pop
ulous and powerful States in the Union.
If secession is pushed in Old Virginia, the
General Government is bound to sustain.
the claims of Western Virginia in the right
to divide. Every patriot, aud every civil
lied State on the globe would honor you.
God would favor, and POsterity would
bless you. Ts refuse, in the present pos
ture Of affairs, to pay taxes, is the highest,
noblest loyalty. Should your people ulli-
mately prefer State connection with the
sea-board, it might be secured by nnion
with Maryland or with Pennsylvania.
Depend upon it, subsection to the Gov
eminent CT JET. Davis must be death to
Western Virginia. In the Union you will
be protected in the use of your slave pro-
perry as long as you think proper to keep
It for domestic uses, md when you judge
best TO become u free State, il that time
should come, you will be Unidentified.
have for years been a slave otrner, but il is
for domestic uses, and from humane re-
gard for the colored race, and not for the
purpose of slaUe breeding, which is the only
interest in Old Virginia that attaches it to
the Cotton Confrderacy, into which she
would also draw. the noble West. God.
forbid that abe should make sou her vas
salsl This is written only as an express
sion of sympathy in your noble struggle,
and not for publication, but there-is no
objection to its being put in type il it will
serve any good purpose.
PATRICK HRSaY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-09
DIED.

o. the sth inst, WANNA Sun daughter q 1.aas
Tue iaasEal viii tas plaee from The residsnes Of
ASE lthSs g siasst atFsst. o. IEsaay morning., a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-09
1000 NIlnnIe RIneL

We have the uuspeattble satisfactiou
of ANNOUNCING that 1000 U. S. Minnie ri.
aes, with ammunition and equipments, bav,
arrived for the Union men of the Pan.
handle.
More Fstll'te along shortly, we are told
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-09

The UuiOn men of Western Virginia
cannot be toe. cautious in all their move
ments. They have secret, oath-bouud
traitors among them, who are sleeplessly
visilant, aud only those known to he en-.
tirely reliable, should be trusted with any
duty which it is exredient to guard against
diTulging.
The above Is from the Pittsburg Dispateh,
of yesterday and is good advice, which
cannot be too cautiously observed. Cam.
den who went to Pius6urg to sell oil aud
bay arms "fOr the Union men" of Harrison
county is one of the sort alluded to.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-09

The Preston County RESOLUTIONS.
We invite atteutiUu to the resolutions Of
tho Preston county meeting, in tO.day's
issfsF. They are amOng the best We have
seen ret.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-09
Who Is Camdeni

The Richmond Eramnsr wants to know
who Camden is, that was elected lby Eph.
Halls vOte) over c. W. R., the other day.
All that we can learn of him, says the
Examiner, is, that he was ia very micro
scopic but very venOmous aubmissiOnist,
some time ago"
We expect this is true-and it must
have been about the time he went to Pitts.
burgh to sell his oil,und to 'buy arms for
the UutOn men"
Will the Eaassia,r please have him in
terFogated about his oil, when he get. to
R'ehuOud2 Don't buy his oil, however,
for as sure as fate, be will use the money
to "buy arms for the Union men,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-09
Union Meeting. at TVheelInR-WeGtern
VirELnie Oppoaed TO seeeaaIon.

WnEIirS0, Nay Gan Immense Union meeting
was held here tonight. The FpeAkerB all urged re
sistRuee to secession, and favored division Of the
State. Thirty-fouT delegates were appointed to
convention OF the Western eountitB TO be held on
the 1Sth Inst.
A sImilhr meeting ueS AlHo held here yesterday,
and the feeling predOHinhtes Throughout the MeS-
tsEn eoanIles.Ss Dispatch to Bait. paPeEs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-09
DISSOLmTION
AMERICAN FIAGS |

A LOT JUST RECEIVED ny EXPRESS IN
IA time fnr tho Union meeting to-day. Cali and
get one, at the Variety Store Of
my4 D. NIC0LL BRO, 100 Main Street.
nRUNIS AND FLIES FOR MILF
- TART COMPANIES, on hand and supplied to
order, BY D. NICOLL & BRO,
my& loo Main street.
HOOPsSKIRTS FOR LADIES AND
IL CHILDREN. At the Variety Store OF
mS4 D. SlCOLL BRO. 100 MHin Street.
CHAILER HOODS, CANE HOOPS,
N SoEesS Gotten D'e5y Drab' Blue mixed aud
myi D. NICOLL BRO. 100 Main Street
MASON CITY SALT.-lOO bbls best com.
WI mon, 90 bbls Dairy, just received per steamer
L'oeFty' aud for sale by Lmy4l M.KEILLY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-09
Special Notice to Farmers.
Spring & Harvest Implements.

/ JOHNSON FROST CALL THE ATTENTIONS OP
~ EaE@GE5 H1d GREtisneE! e their own make Of
itSoA BLE sGoYEL PL0UGIIs, with the pat.
from being thrown upon the young corn: t6eSs
FlouEhs with their ground and p0lIGed steel Sl,CIS
and peculiar ST Of hhoTelg are the BEST IdPLF-
MENT IN THE WORLD for working Corn and p
tatoes AlAo superior Single and Double Wooden
Shovel Pl6lghB RSdde eEpFEEStV for ne IA TINT
RATED Steel teeth expanding CnltiTnfoFs eithsr
wooden or irOn stocked with the patekt rs1ertsbs
AIso The largest stock Of nay A,Sb SfaSy1,Rv
FORKS with the neW soLlD SRRAP ,PERutR PoSF
together with Garden and Field Hoes Of N kih5s
particular attention to the net that We me ~
GsSsEaI 4eeatS and the distributing honSs for
WOODS IMPROVED MOVING alIACHISES IN
dx counties In Ohio, six counties 10 PsnnsyirSGfa
ana twelve eoantt0s IN Virginia. BTsr1 ISebIne.
tally Tarta1f0ds 10HSsoA s EkOST. -
I na alnaInEt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-09

CITY TREAsURERiS NOTICE.
II AN NOW READY TO RECEIVE TUE AMOUNT
! OF City Licenses for the ensuing year.
'my6 z. ". HARDING, Treasurer
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-09

We have been permitted to copy. the
suhjoined letter. which was addressed to
one of the business firms of this CITY:
, 1861-07-18
Testimonials Of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeons.

The Pien0 came 10 hand and In nst nate order Nis
beautiful instrdneLt.-lEE WALKER, PhiladslphiA.
John Hewitt Of carthssr, New Y"Ik. who has had
one Of the Ilotsc, Waters Piau writes as io.Ows"A
friend Of niue wishs Tue To purchase piano fnE her.
She likes tie ne ycn sod me 10 pvccmbtT, Isis Ny
piano Is becoming Eiular in this place, end think
can ntrdnee one or two oTe-they will be more poyn-
lar 'hIn any other make"
We hSve two Of water' Pianos in use In onr seminary
Que of which has bten severely tested for three years
and testify IN their goOd quality aud duraLiys-
WUOD 4 Or LGORY, Mount Carroll, I'll.
II. WATERS, Esq-Drsr Sir: Having used one Of your
PlanOf RES Er two years pnst have found q very
ierim instrument -ALOazO GRAY, Principal Brookkn
Heights SEMINARY.
N. Y. July 2Sth. lSSS. Mn. WATERs-D Dear Sir: re-
c'Std the heOde'n safe and In good order; an we'll
pleased with the external appearance and the tone also.
the present season.
Toga. N. Y. July ?Sih 1858. HoRLcE wArERs. Esq.
Sir: The NJ, lOdeOh you srut me ony received u
good order. ! an now fully prrpard 10 ssy that the
my unks for the very liberal terms on which you fur
nished II, aud for the very hOm Tablc manner which
yu have iuh!ed aud more than flhed, oil that yOa
promised. Very respectfully yours, DC, L. SINH.
The Piano received from you continues to give sais-
faction. reaad IL Oi the hest Instruments In The
place.-JAALs l.. CLAEKg, Charleston, Va.
The MrIodeon has safly arrived ! feel Obliged toyou
btral dSrcun.- viii d. ell eau inr you 10 these
paTts-kev J. M. McCOKAIcK, lhrquesvile, D. q.
Tie Piano was duly received. II csme In excellent
condition, and is very much Admr,d hy ny Numerous
family. Accept my thanks for your pTOmpthvBs-Ro1-
ERT COOPLR, WarfHnham, Bradford 40, Ia.
Your Piano pleSses rs WELL II Is the best one In our
county --TnOMAs A. LATHAM, CsmpbletOn, Ga.
We are very much obliged 20 you for havine sent such
ne iustIuh ebt for $50, and shall take rains 70
recommend it -BRANK, HELD & Co. Buffalo Democrat.
The Horace Waters Pianos are known as among the
very best We are enabled to speak Of these uumeh4
viii conldeuce from ptonal knowledge Of their exceh
lent tone and duralle qualty.-NeW York Evangelist
We can speak Of the merits Of the Horace Wstts
Pianos fom personal khOwltdle, being Of the very
lest qualI,y.-Ghristian Intslligtncer.
Nothing at the State Fair displayed greater txcele1ee
in any department than the Horace Waters D ianoss-
Churchmsn.
waters Pienos and Melode0ns challenge compar1or,
With the fineSt made anywhere 10 the c0untry-Home
Journal.
Horace Waters Planet rss are Of fulI rieh and even
tone and powerful. New York usical Review.
Our friends will hud OF Mr.. waerS store he very best
assortment Of Music and Of Pianos to be found IN The
United States, and we urge southern and we.teFn
friends 70 give them call whenever they 60 10 Nss
YoTk.-GFaham's hatszinc.
warrrooms No. 333 broadway, New York.
, 1861-07-18
The Action Of The Heart. lrupsy.

This last named dlsease ID commonly preceded BY ir
regular action Of the heart and difficult rspiraii
TO worse unless proper means res0ed To In HoO-
ways unrvaed Ointment and Pills the dropsra patient
will ever hnd succOur The present relief derived from
the use 0f these remedies Is marveOuSy quick and pre-
severance In the steady application OF this amous On
meut, invariably results In They act with such
energy on the circulation and absorbent SYSTEM that the
dropsca fluid vanshes, and the sufferer finds all the Op.
pressiVe symptoms daily decline, ill natural health re-
tufna.
, 1861-07-18
POPULAR FAMILY JOURNALS.

ENOWLER AND WELLS, NEW YORK, pm.
Il lish the following Popular and Scientific
Serials. whl;h sfrd excellent opportunity for bring
ing before the puic all subjects "f general interest,"
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first class Weekly Pictorial Newspaper devoted 10
News, Literature, Science and the Arts; To Entertain
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original Essays historical biographical and
Sketches Of travel and adventure, pnctiy bai,tino
music sculpture, etc articles On science arricnlInrr
horticulture physiology. education and every tonic which
Il Of importance interest all crmininG to render Il
one 0f the hest Fam Newspapers In the world Pub
lished weekly, at two dollsn u year, In advance.
"The Water-Cure Journal and Herald Of
Reforms"
Devoted TO hydropathy, IT'S sphiosophy ard practice;
to pbysol"gy and anatomy with illu-tr tive
to detetics exercOe clothing. occupations cnts
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Repository Of science literature and general intel
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For Three Dollars. copy Of each Of the
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, 1861-07-18
Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, SerOiulOus Sores and
ClandulaP SVellingS,

rapidty that resembles magic. II should be rubbed Int,
the parts effected, after they have been ormened will
lukewarm water. The purifying and curative powers
this marvellous unguent have never failed. Any sore
Of bad breasts, milk ievers its action u wonderful
Gandular swelngs may soon be reduced BY following
the printed directions.
, 1861-07-18
Cont and Rheumatism.

May be cured with the greatest certainty u large gum
titles Of the Ointment he well worked into the complain
Ing parts. and this psrsevereingy done for some time
II Is no use to smear IL the skin nnly t must be got
into the system Take % mIuy Pills nightly rs will act
two or three times during the % hours eschew the use
OF ce. and all stimnants When these complsints are
leaving the system, the vrulence Of the complaint f-
uuentll neems 10 increase
, 1861-07-18
CURE Is AT HAND!
MOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
ScOrbulie EruptOnS, Us Sore Heads and SerofHlOuS
SWellingS

II this powerful Ointment be we'll rubbed into the
parts Ec'ed, all skin disease will he speedily
II acts not by repression, hut pul,ipn, Il enters the
system ~ salt enters meat and operates not locally only
but constitutionaly purifying the whole system ncan
trazinR all depraved umours, and eff citing radical
and complete cure. The Pills should be taken as an
to act in unn with it 70 ,ilitating aud COLI ming the
cnnnnesf of the disease
, 1861-07-18

THE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical igrirEl'urr,

By HESKY sTsrHrNS, = -, "r Ed,nhhrlh. and the
late D. =. Merton. Professor If Scientific Agruiluie
In Yale Colt Ge. New Haven. . vols R,ydl octave,
lGWO pages and numProu~ Enginvnps.
This Is c"niesSrdly the complete ik on Acri-
culture pu lishrd AID in md,r to give il u Wider
circulation, the publishers have resolved to reduce tie
DFce 10
, 1861-07-18
SECOND HAND PIANOS
Atsreat bargains alwNs in s,"r: prices nom
SIC.

One Of the largest and best ca'alorres Of Music now
Enh.hed. All the mu'ic AID mIsc l-sk. pui lished 10
the United StatnsfOr S,lt at til, esthsi M nj Martina
celebrated Guitars all KINDS OF Musical Instruments
aud music M rchaDdIse at the lowest prizes Music ssnt
WHENEVER OIdeTed p'~t paid. Catalogues sent by nail.
literal discount to dealers, Teachers stmnIries and
'lergymen.
, 1861-07-18
Diptheria. liberated Sore ThrOut and Ouinsy,

The abnve complaints have for txetty years been
treated with HJlOways Ointment and Pills with prfect
success. The cures have teen 10 remarkable, speedy,
and numerous that these oen fatal diseases are more
easy cured BY these medicines than even the common
sore throat, " taken In time
, 1861-07-18

CHAPPED HASDs.-Chapped hands are
usually the result Of cold, and though not
so serious rs chilblains, are very detrimental
to delicate hands. They leave the true skin,
which is acutely sensitive, bare, raw and
sore, and thus cause irritation and inhamma.
ton. For the cnre Of chapped hands, take
three drachns Of bole ammoniac, three
drachms Of myrrh, and q drachm of white
lead. Incorporate these with sufficient
quantity Of goose grease; with this anOint
the parts affected, and wear worsted gloves !;
or take myrrh, OF litaarage, one drachm !;
honey, o.; yellow wax, 2 OF. oil of
roses, 9 OF. Mix the whole in one we'll
blended mass for use. When the hands are
chapped, avoid putting them in water. To
whiten the hands and preserve them being
chapped, rub them with tallow candle be.
fore retiring, and wear pair Of soft gloves
through the night.
Verbenas may be grown from the seed
without the least difficulty. II we cannot
always be sure of so brilliant colors as we
obtain from choice cuttings, they are more
fragrant With proper culture the seed.
lings will give bloom as perfect as any.
They seed very freely, and II the bed where
they grew is well covered with litter through,
the winter, they will come up abundantly
when il is removed in the spring.
, 1861-07-18
The KidnryS, Stone and Grsyel.

In these complaints, the Ointment also acts Ike q
cha m, providing 1t Is very tctualy rubbed over the
regions Of the kidneys, which will penetrate and give
almost immediate relief while the Pills should be taken
according 10 the printed drrct0ns when the most ex-
traordlDary cures may be aifScted BY this means.
, 1861-07-18

ClnbhiHg.
discount ftwen'yfv cent from the above price will
he allowed To ci', ordering copies any
more OF the above works THUS four copies acAwoud or
o. one Revtw will be sent to address for 81 copics
o the four Reviews and BlacASood for 80; on
Postage.
In a the principal and towns these works will be
delivered FREE Of POSTAGE. When sent by u,aii the
PnsrAGs to any part Of III" Unite States he but ~ cents
a year tor Gack~oOd," and but IA cents a year for
each Of the Reviews.
N.B-7he price in Great Britain er ne. .fre
Periodicals dJOtc.Hdmed is $3i eranauAa.
, 1861-07-18
Cure Of Bone SPAWN.

Levi Reynolds, in the New England Far.
ner, thus states how he effected a cure Of a
bone SPAWN :-"l have fine mare. which.
| three wears ago, became very lame from a
bone SPAWN cn the left hind leg. Afcr a
pretty hard driving for several days. she be.
came So lame that she was unfit for use
The SPAWN was very tender, and she rested
the foot constantly on the shoe when she
stood. ! took her to the blacksmith and
directed him 10 put on shoe without any
toe cork, and with blum: heel curks two in.
ches long. She Immediately travelled much
better. and when she stood, rested the foot
on the too and heel corks, thus relieving the
conti acted cord from the strain to which it
had been constantly subjected. In a short
time the inflammation and tenderness subsided.
The swelling abated, and she travelled very
well. She wore off the inside cork faster
than the outside one when she began TO be
lame aPain. then had the shoe reset and
the corks made Of the same length. and she
soon became well. Aiter few weeks | had
the corGs shortened little, and the next time
she was shod, little more, but still have
her wear heel corks an inch or more in
length. There is slight enlargement Of
the bone where the SPAWN is seated, but she
performs hard service, and is not at all lame.
Several of my neighbors have applied the
same remedy, with equally good results,
and think that little thought and observ.
alton will satisfy any one that this is the ap.
propriate remedy. The cords attached to the
part where the enlargement is seated become
inhamed and contracted, and raise up the heel
from the ground. When the horse brings
the heel to the ground, the cords are strained,
and become inhamed. The long corks keep
the heel raised permanently, and thus prevent
the cords from being strained, and allow the
Inflammation to get well. Some enlargement
and slight degree Of stiffness may remain,
but seldom enough to affect the calf.
, 1861-07-18
Conclusive Evidence Of teir LnQnaIied SnprriOrity


Among the undout,ei advantages of these machines
are-lst. Elegance ami simplicity of construction and
consequent frtejOm IRON derir cement and med u re-
pairs. ID Durability. Sd. Unex IMPLIED ease and apid.
ny Of operation IL Comparatively nOiSeltsS move
nent. 5th Beanty of stitch and rmnrss Of scam. 9Th
Economy Of Thread. 1th. Applicability to variety Of
purposes and materials.
Thev are applicable IN every variety Of Sewing for
Family wear, from the liGhtt msls 10 the hes West
cloths. 1t works equally well npOa SILK, linen, wpIeu
and cotton g nd se"m'ng, quilting hemmng. gather
ing aud Telling. peri"rmins every species Of sewing
except making button holes, stitching buttons shL
the like Various appliances furnished for regulating
the width Of hens. TGe hemmer il au appenla2a by
which the edge OF the fabric. IL passes through T.
turned down and Handsomely stitched. Thousands U
these machines used by families senstrrsses Tess
maker, aiOrs, manufacturers n kiIts coaks m
clothing hats, caps, crsets, ladies' gaers umbrellas
parasols, silk and linen goods, with complete success
sone' ines from one " two hundred are used In single
m'nnfa tory"
Read what the Scientific American saws :-"w are
having great many inquiries for Sewing Mschin,s from
various parts OF the country, and Clsut COW nj
emily Reply TO them all by mail we have thnu2ht Il
proper q state our Opinnn in regard tn them in this
public manner. We have Usd wilson's patent mann
facturtd ~ the Wheeler Wils0a Manufctdr g C"Il-
pany, No sos Broadway. and can saw IN regard 10
H. that Is without rival i is simple, no, easily p"
out Of order, and In point n effectiveness aud nsh
no other machine stands ahead Of II. We state this
much In regard 10 tue excellent machine upon our own
responsibility
An ample supply of these first premium machines will
be received BY every steamer from New York by II, c.
Hay den, Agent in San Fr ,ncisGo.
CHARLES PROSCH,
Puget Sound HeroM Odicc.
Agent in SteiiacoDpn,
, 1861-07-18
a. STEILACOOM -y
dG LIVERY STABLE. GH

UNIIE uNDERsIGNED,H HAVING ESTAB-
hshed himself In the above business In place VII
devote his attention exclusively 10 eondueng proper
aud satisfactory manner.
Coed saadle hoes v Be Kept In readiness r the aeeo.
mOlliion ef The publc.
pleasant ri1e through The country.
Lily CHARLES srEwAKf
, 1861-07-18
asttuI Qubliatiuus.
Leonard Ssrit e. ec.'s
REPRINT Op TIE
BRITISH REVIEWS
AND
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE,

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, 1861-07-18
kyaaGGANCaa GHeAMas

Five stops, in rosewood cass SlG0: stops TO- d.,
$3.50; stls, with l"r Gssi' $?li; IL stops do do.
$3.50; !? Stops dn size IalcF $500; rs si0Is d. A.
fIi Each instrument WRrI to give az
Iurt hase lBpney ItfnnJ,d
, 1861-07-18
IndiscreiiOn Of Youth.

Sores, ulcers, and swellings, can with certainty be
cured this Ointment be thoroughly rubbed all ar0nnd
the complaining parts twice or thrice day. keeping
them covered with linen rag spread with the same.
The Pills must be taken accorn2 the printed d.
recti0as The blood being In an impure state, pene
Verance e teSsary. From humane motives letters Ol
advice will be answered gratuitOusy To ave carriage
the Pills and Ointment should he obtained in the neigh
borhOod Of ihe sufferer and not from HOOways Estab
lishment