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isignedl = ,','. - j. MAGiONI, 81 81 Z. 4
i . -- - President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl s. P. DEIABARRE,
-.-.~-sz - President pro tem Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March s. 1862. ..5.=zs = ~,
- : - (signedj JOINT. MONROE, Mayor.
A true copy: q RI - ..s-
4 ml4 81 80 1 THEo MARKS. Secretary,
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John II. LEWIS.
Hea,dqeliairters aLouurslana Troops.

E. +. LAviLLEBEuvRE. Aid. . 's' VI 4't ml32p
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For incidental expenses Of the quArtsrmnJtar's
department. three hundred dxty.aY0 thousand and
thirteen dollEFBAnd eighty eenf1
Eor transportation Of the army and ne supplies,
two million two hundred aud y.f5ur thousand one
se1f5.
Tor transportation Of ohlesrs' baggage, dfteen
sand three hundred and Gixty-ssvOn dollars.
koE purchase Of Dragon horses, two hundred and
9 9 seven thousand three hundred and thirty
1er clothing, camp and garrison Squipage, one
mhiloa, three hundred ans hfty thousand one hum
dESa anu MY one dollars and thiTty-eight cents.
Tor current expenses Of ordnance service, twenty
EoT ordnance, ordnance stores and supplies, lnelu-
hoE1s equipments for all mounted trOops, four
hundred thousand dollars.
Eor manufSeture Of arms sixty thousand dollars.
Tor tnereadns the manufacturing capacity ofth0
national aEmOry, my thousand dollars!
E9f purchase Of gunpoUier and lead, forty thou
SIND dollars.
For purchase ofarttnory horses twenty i've thou
| sand dollars.
FOR hire Of quarters for troops Of store homes for
the safe keeping OF military stores of grounds for
summer cantonments, and for temporary huts, one
hundred and hny-eight thousand two hundred and
eighty-thTee doll1rs and eighty-on0 cents.
see- J. And be II further enacted, That all apprO-
pratons and all provisions OF law herein contained
applicable to three yeHra volunteers shall apply to
Two yeArs Tolunteerss and al other volunteers Whu
have heen or may be received into the service Of the
United States for period exceeding three months
Approved, July IL, 1851.
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Approved, July 10, 1861.
TPulIlc.-No. QI

An ACT to provide for tho payment Of the militia
ted States from the time they were called into
service 70 the thrtieth day Of june eighteen hun.
dred and siXty-One.
BE It enacted by the Senate and HOUSE Of Repre-
sentatNeu Of the United States Of America in Con
gTess assembled, That there be and hereby e Rppro
riated, out Of any money in the Treasury not 9th
eFWise appropriated. the Of i've millions seven
hundred and sixty thousand dollars, or 50 much
thereof as may be neceaaary, to enable the Govern.
Inent 70 pay the militia and volunteers called into
service Of the United States, being an additional
amount required for the hscRl year ending June
thiTtieth, eighteen hundred and siXty-o
Approved, July l3, 1861.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
0uADEp' CHARTEAED, 1875
LooAT TED,
Cor. Baltimore and Chnrles-Sts.,

GATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Chnrles-StS.,
BALTIMORE, ND.
THIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
ring the last years has It been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the In.
ereasipg number OF students, representing nearly
every State in the Union.
It now occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
oesirnbly located buildings In the city. Tho rooms
furnished.
The advantages and facilities here offered to Young
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for tho
various duties Of the Counting Room or to obtain
1aoT0ugh PRACTICAL B1ttneFl Education generally are
in any particular By any similar Sstab-
ttahment in the United States.
FACULTY1
Elk. LOSER,
Pr1nSpal-LectureE on the Science Of Accounts Com
merce, Business Customs, etc.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor OF the Theory and Practice Of OsDfnR
and Commercial Calculations.
II. u. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of bookkeeping.
Professor Of Buaness and ornamental Penmanshi1
S.T.WILLLAAis, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law
REV. E. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon HOB me: z; Kennedy, Hon Joshua Yansant,
Jacob Trust, ESq5 VIM. KnAbe, ESQ.
The o5lleEe 70 provided with Commercial Librarv
q ard Works expressly for the of the Stu
rately instructed ~
There being NO vacation during the year, sudontu
required tocomple full course
A DrPLoHA Il awarded to all Graduates.
A large and Beautifully Ornamental Circular, con-
tanning upwards Of SIX SQUARE REER The
Exterior and Interior View Of the College yaTiouI
designs, peumanRhip, &c sent BY mail
lTee 9 charge, accompanied with full
particulars. Address Il X L6sIPR
Baltimore Nd
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1851, % air tie sane can may be an.
ple % The prqEiliAns Of this net and not fnoalsis-
hs1t theESetfai are hereby revived or Fa-snssted
80 u. And BE- i farther enacted That TO deffay
gu the GEpGn1 that may attend the execution Of
tll9 act the sam Of two nrl thousand iOiIars or
0amSh hereby GPpIopEiated 10 - iiid ont 81 any
money IN the Ire1su! not otherwise appropriated.
approved, July Il, 1851.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITKD STATES
Fat1ed ct rs Fra SelrSoa N De T6iyfp-s s,.-sI
RU1IlC-No.n

IINElIl-@-.lvs u
Az ACT torsfund Gndro1It the duties on AIMS i'm.
ported by States
Be Il enacted by the sanats aud IIouSs Of RsDr,.
sentatiVes Of the United States OF America IN Con.
gre assembled, That the Secretary Of the Treasury
le and he e hereby authorized and directed TO re-
EP0rted into the United States since the frst dny
of Nay last or Which may be imported before the
hTst day Of January next, by for the account OF
any State; Provided the SecretG+y Of the TreaFuTy
shall BE Etisasd that tho said are Intended In
good aith, for the use Of the troops Of any state
Which is OF may be engaged in aiding suppress
the inaurEection now existing against the United
q. Approves, July 10, 1851.
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aAEAAsNs Antu n ILllg 1901
ON and amer the 14th Of April, 1861, the passen-
" ger Trains will be folloWu viz:
The Expires Train leaves Wheeling daQy except
Sundays At 10 A. H., BenWo0d at 1850 A. NJ aTriy.
ing In Baltimore At $40 AZ b., connecting With tile
E1preaa train for PhiIadebhis, New York, Boston.
and all The Eastern cities, leaving at B=lB A. n ar
riVen At Warrington At $50 A NJ making cloAe con-
nection with the Southern lines for all paFts of ts
s1uth. Thi8 train stops At the principal Itatinpg
nom Wheeling to Cumberland.
Returning, leaves baltimore at 3:I5 p, M and
Washington City At 245 P. NJ, arriving at BenvooI
AZ A -. and Wheeling at 6s2I A. NJ. making direct
Connection with the EXpIealtrain for all parts Of The
MSt, Southwest and Northwest. This train stons
onlI Tor meals and wood and water.
lle Mail Train leaves daily including Sundyas At
9;Si p. NJ, BenWood at T:25 p ~, and arrives In
baltimore at 3:l5 y. b., connecting with the Mail
tEhin leaving for Philadelphia, New York BoEtoI,
and II Eastern cities At 4:i5 r. H. arrives at Wasi
ingt1t City at $40 r ~ connecting with tie South
sFn lin for all parts Of the South This sto,
on the vest end the road At MoundHVille Cntner,
Ammunition, Water Station FaTmont and Grafton
Returning, leaves baltimore at $3.50 A NJ WHsIi.
IsESG SiiY At 4:25 A. 81 and arrives at BenEoOd at
1eIo Z. ~ and Wheeling at 1922 P. ~, connecting
WIN the train for all parts OF the southesi
Meat and Northwest. This train stops at the prin.
The Piedmont I'd wheeling Accommodation run1
eAiy except sunday, leaving Piedmont at 6slO A. III
and arrives At RhseiSy at s:IOPM
W.P. sHTH Master Of yranSport on '6S"''
Z. " CoLE, GEM Ticket gent. ap2o
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/ ee;; = Ana pc it further enacted, That eVeryr,r
son Uhos bail be appointed assistant Iayrna
tWunty-ons yOara Of 10 foT lIof5 tbSr
ySefgi ella maj pEeHtOus 70 hs appoIntmenf m
Pnyliee mental 9nd moral ssi4 -
board Of pointed foF that pnTF,os IN,
the SscretaFy Of tie navy, and under rileb ,s+I:
tlons e he nay prUscrib6.
Sec 5. And b Il further onaotsd Thai IN. .,1,,.
4ayoL shall b a. follovs III !.
on duty e - for the aT!s ve asr s.e Of
one thousand thFeS hundred dollarI: AZ.
i've hundred dolIars. - '.s' ~,
o. other duty for tho INIT tire yeaz amer date Of
S = one tnous4nd dollnrOi after five ysars
Il l Gle OF commission, one thousand two hundred
On leave OF absence OF waiting orisrl f,r the firt
nfe years amer date Of commission eight bundled
dollars; after i've Year, from date or connI,Ii1 nm
tnousand dolAIa; and when attached 20 vessels foF
to one rltion per day.
Sec: I. Aud be it further enacted That from, and
after the pasS9gs OF this act commanding oficer
o. any vessel In the navy shall be required to per.
form the duties Of paymnster or assistant TVrnSE.
teri and when such ofdee shall become vacant by
ath OF othsrFtse, IN ships at IoreIen stS,
ttons, or on the Pacific coast Of the United sfates
tne senior olheer present may make an acting an.
pointment Of any At person to perform ne ,Ititi
until smother faymsster or nssista1t
shall report for dnty. Any person PERFORMING mo
lties o. pay matter or assistant paymaster in aec1r.
uAnee With this section (but not otherEise) ahaI B
entitled to receive the pay Of such grade ElIat "a
acting. .''s y
=. EHH - !, l, lIftheF enacted, That each as
into bonds in the amount o. ten thousand iioIIGrT
with &C least two good and sufficient securities for
the faithful performance OF his duties and that q.
ststant paymasters shall have rank and precedence
with assistant surgeons not passed, that ali a.
PointmentS TO MI vacancies in the corps Of paymRs-
teLs ehall 10 made by regular promotion from the
list Of assistant pAymaFteTa.
kec O. And be 1t further enacted That within sig
onfha after the expntiJn OF the present insnFrec-
ton the corps Of paymnsters and assistant symss.
terS shall be reduced to the number Of geyanfy-ive
Approved. July IL, 1851.
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HEO. v. J0HNsOH. W.n youv-oI-
G. w. JOHNSON q SON

nHnufnctuFers OF Copper, Tin ana
Sheet Iron Ware.
HAVING AYAILRD OURSELVES oP All. rr,u
improved facilities, We better PREPARED NOV
tAn ever 20 NIL All orders for any article or yorI IL
me ABOVE line Of business. vGllies aud Condnsf1[
maze 70 order Steamboat work done In s1fSfS-
particular attention to this branch Of tSs ~
IN gnaEantee sattSactioni In every particular ~
y holes1le DEALERS NO can offer inducemenfS tFof
SAnn1t pc found elsewhere. Our stock 81 Tgsrs e
and the assortment isfull at SIlfimsS We
STOCK Of thelhtegt and most Approved -
"a N041 Ana WOOD stoves on hand at all times.
9. ". JOHNSON 9 Son.
TO az. ho.17o Market Square,
S5SEAssNtA Wheeling. Va
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Pu10-NoA


Be e enacted By TIE Senate ana Hons. a. J.,-,
SentAttTeS o the United States o. America n d.
Eroaa aslembleds That tie Eraae q Rlstanf ~.
master IN the navy q TIE United StatSl - Rr3
BY Z 0stGhh6d, and that tom ana 9aIier ~
sage q TIL! ct the PFedent q tie UuftOd GiSfSS
~ and with th9 odHieo u16 oOllln4 Of thS GSl6fSt
~ aPfelne pa ftoEn time Is flFss
g ing ln4ll DoOO IN active SlCVfoo n - -
w not o1ooadEnE Ah6tysltG q nlIlh1r.l
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missouri mining COmDanY75.

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL STOCR............. 100000
IHIs COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PIR
IL pose Of advancing tho great mining Interests Of
purely phiIanthropic motives in Initiating this an
terprise. We believe thar the stock can he made tn
ny sLge oEdlsnds, and at the same time moro real
COCA accomplished and greater progress made in de-
and making known tho Astonishing mineral
Hetn o. missouri, than by the uss Of i've times the
amount OF our capital Invested In any other busineS
We shall mako the office OF our Company 4 tSm.
Riete mnng bureau of the mineral resources 81 the
State. We have power under Our charter TO uur-
chase and sell mineral lands wherever I,rf,sj Il,
AlssouE Great Inducements will be offered 10 can,
ttaltsts and mining adventures, who desre to nuF
Company. y N''--''s "''" ltls
We respectfully soloit tho attention of all who
nave mineral lands for sale to send US statement
OF the same describing the kind OF minerals On their
lands the number OF acres the location and the low
esq CASH price they arc willing take for said Innz
We shall work only such mines as nay isrCeIy hnt
Iha open and prove most Of the lands We SELL Tbs
Soohs ior SUBSCRIPTION to the stock now open At
tne once Of the Company, Main street, purthwest
corner Of Locust, over Merchants BANK, entrsnr
NO. - Locust street All who .eel an interest IN ti
DIsineSs and have money, will do well TO cali and
subscribe. Those wishing stock living out NJ th
city, can secure IL by enclosing ten per cenf NJ Az
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer.
Henry D. Bacon, Esq Matthew BntI.- Pc,
:1oss1i, IStII,,i Es4s II: HarWood, ESQ,
Nv. BOgy, Esq, Joseph en- hlPfa aS6,s EFsq g.
Henry D. Bacon, L, " po,,,-
II. BUTLER, Treas. ALPRED ora pfS 49,,
The above prospectus has up to this date b.o,
published In only one OF our leading papers for tan
no extra efforts to get stock taken have bSsn
made; Jet tho public so well apprecst tt gSeu
nes q the enterprise, that over two hundred thoDo
, gSiaEs OF she stock as already been taken. Ne
~ iull without further liability; transierabi ~ AZ
livery; regateFed only when dividends arc recsivs
Any peLson having money to spare, can Ijy the NM
chSe o. shart,9 IN the Missouri Mining CSTSTas,S
iSe an that viii pay largely and bSfa
so9G6 Iat u converted into cash without io
answered. ,tSlsS promptly
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J. HINES

WAasAw, Wyoming Co., X. Y, Oct. q, I5ss
DE2R a: am using your CathaTtie Pili Il q
practice and hnd them an excellent puTgItiu 4
Gieanhe ne system and purify he ToRHtGiu q =
oto0a- JOHN G. GIEACH4M, ND
Oors patton, COstIyeness, suPPrtr
aI0nS Rreum Rtism, GOut, EeuTalEtI
Oropsy, Paralysis, Fits. etc.
From Or. j. p. Yaughn, Montreal, CGs'hI
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o. eosttueneaR II others Of our fraternity have -
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snler from that complaint, which, although a
enough in itself Is the proEenitOr Of Others thai
wore. believe eoEioeHefS to originate in the i'
DIT your Pills affect that organ and cure the d,'
iran Mrs.. z. Stuart, PiySieiaa and Ridlsift EssH
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From the Req. Or. HdNEss. Of The AttLs5ai
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kpiaeopaL GhMreh.
PULAsK1 HougE. saynnnab m I'M.

aULAsKI HouE, Savannah, Ga Jane, ISL
hoSoEEp SIR: i ahould be ungratsful tor The re-
your SKI has brought meiE did not report n! 9
g you: cold eettled In my limbs and bIcueie
uctattnS HetfTaIgie paiRI, which ended 10 er
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the advice Of your excellent agent in BAltisL1
y ackenRte, tried your Pills. Their sfeei q
oW hut sure: by PerseTerinG in the use Of ths@''
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sESATr cHAlt11a, Baton Rouge, La Dee. iI'A
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Eliis o. tfteltgiGtie G0i- apainfuI dseass that -
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Aiost Of the Pills In market contain AtItlE
which, although valuable remedy In skiiliul -
y aanBerou1 In apublie pill, from the dreadful -
49enees that frequently follow its ineant0us ~
49,! 14s.o contain no mercury or mineral substD
Price 90 cts. perBox, or Bo1esfOr "
Lowell, Mass.
For sale By GOOD co, and by Al DIS s.'
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TBANsPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road.

Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI-
ing Rail Road.
l@Ezs3EEIi.zs939sI77
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, January 2Oth. ise7
" Pa1Sengsr Trains WIN leave Bridgeport q fol-
lows, (sundayu sxesptsd.J
41:1S A. u. Man Train stopping at an stations, ar
Gyes at PittsSarEh a i;Io P. n, and
1000 P u. Express Train, stopping ht All stations,
except Knah Bun aud BeAEsr, arrives at
Eitls -Is q; AZ 2oS A, NJ aud Cleveland
RETURNING TRAINS.
Lsayo Cleveland AZ ess5 A NJ and 400 p, n. Ar.
Eiys AZ BEids<Post At ts2n ?. N, and as A. N.
Leave RILsburEh At Lao A. H., aud I:+0 p II
GsrtVo AZ REiAEePeFt AZ 6.SS A n, and 6.e0 p NJ
Connections are made as FolIoyys,
A PiftsbuEEh with Pennsylvania II. R. for HaTri.
6urK. Baltimore, Washington PbIi1.
deIPhiA. New York and Boston.
CSEEElA0d with Cleveland 4 Toled B. r. for San.
dgsky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
All points in the Norm WEST With
Detroit steamer for Detroit jackson.
Chicago and the SoETH WEsT with
Cleveland Krie H H. for Rrie, Dnn-
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. With
Cleveland Columbus 4 Cincinnati Tor
STesIItne. Delaware colunbuB aud
AZ HGd,ou with the c z. C. R.R. for cuyahor.
Fall, Akron, AlIlsrEburgh and WotIa.
At Alliance With P Fl wa C. R.R. for Canton.
AASsillon. Wooster Salem, Enon, Co
AtSt1ab0uVflls with r C. @. Line and Az BFIItIR
with co o. R-R- TOR Evansville Nevr.
ark Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, mil.
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville
g. Louis, st. Joseph and ali points
Wtst and South West
EXeurgiou Tickets to Pittsburgh and return $S,T5.
FARE always As low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to All points IN the West, North
and East can be procured At the ONCE No 81 Water
street next door TO sprigg House, Wheeling Va and
At Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will bs made At lowest rates to
any point accessible BY this road and Its connections
% the East, North, West and Northwest At 1f3ee
Ro.3T WatOr street, with Freight gent Il Bridge
port Station R.HAMILTON, Al gent,
Wheeling, Va,
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent
IN MCCULLOUGH, President.
Pr. MYERS, Gent Ticket AE't move
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Bridal Presents

SOLID SILVER wARn
Usr RECEIVED PRR ADAMS ExPREss
y superior stock Of Silver Ware, consistfnl al pa
SAs, zee cream, Jelly, Toast and Fish Rnfves. siS
~ spoons and 11fter6, Silver tOsiI0T4nT5 EsSo,
y Eish Knives and Fork "a nStg Indf1f5I,oI
CO. spkin hingg Pickle KNIVES and Forks Silver
iStS- = ~ foFt 49g11nhieS, Spoons Cups, Cob
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JQHN III LAKTM

tsuocessor to Wheeler & Lakin1
MILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED Fop
inspection on Thursday, March 29tII. a nsV,
and we'll seleeted assortment OF 4S"
Cloths, Cassimeres and VestinpsI
N1SIING GOODS, ~ 2 Z Ote-
The patrons OF the cid firm, and the public In gem
stock before making their purchases a I intend All
5ng y s1ail pSonts to cash and prompt pnrchssers
4hAnHluI i9E the patronage bestowed upon the oid
nLL Solicit continuance Of the same for the new
esta5lShment. JOHN 4. LlAKIE, Merchant gTsIioT
mh2s-Awd No. lO2 Main st., Wheeiina. "a
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From Forpdrding Merchant Of s.. l

roo II 1000.
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YER' s.
CATHARTIC PILLS

RE YOU SICK. FEEBLE AND COMPLAINS.
~ Arc yOu out Of order, with your system dsFi..
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cold settles somewhere in the body, and obst,ls,
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Statements from leading physicians In sous q 4,
principal cities, and from other well known EllE
Perscns.
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=. DEPARTNEST O THI INTFEIol, |

Washington, D. c., It'll Feb, 1860
SIN; have used your Pills In my general All >
Pttal practice ever since you made them and caist
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that II did nos readily yield to them.
FraternAlly yours. ALOHZO BALL. " D
Physician of the Marine II0Irsll
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Baltimore 8 Ohio Rail Road

IN MCCULLOUGH. President. =.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-05
BilliOus Disorders-Liver Complain

Not only are your Pills admirably adapted 70 Iz
purpose as an aperisnt, but lind their bensfeilt
!ects upon tho Liver very marked indeed n.
have In my practice proved more efIectual ~ n
cure OF 6fllt0ils cOHlpldiRtS than any one rers!
can mention. sincerely rejoice that we klItt
length purEAtiTe which IL worthy the eOnfGs5f
the profession and the TleoplO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-05
Dyscntery, Diarrhoea, relax, worn

Prom DT. y. G.. Green Of Caieaeo.
Your Pills have had long Trial in my pTaetesu
hold them in esteem ~ GnS OF the best Gps.isshl
have yer found. Their Alternative eject upon b
tver makes them an excellent remedy, when ~
IN small doses for bilious dsEs1strTy and diarr1
Eheir So gar-eOAting makes them very aeeeptahsE
convenient for the use Of women and children
Dyspepsia Impurity OF the Blood
From Req. y. ". HImeS, Pastor of .4drs
Church, Boston.
Dr. AYR: I have used your Pills with extras
nary success in my family and among those Z
called to visit In Distress To regulate the orEIs
digestion and purify the blood, they arc the VtI
commend them to my friends.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-05
As a Family PhySic,

Ff0n5 DR.. E W. Curti1right. htI0 GTl0a4L
Your PILLS are the prince Of pnrEcs. Their erSf
lent qualities gurpass any cAthartie we posses ~
are mild, but very certain and efectual in their !,
ton on the bowels, which makes them inTAluslls
us In the daily treatment OF disease.
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul St,
mach.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-05

The Capacity Of this Road L. now sEuhl IN ~,
Country. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-05
THE GENERAL 1850
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
900 MILES DOUBLE TR,oK $50

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