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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-04-03

= 'Hh oHN ia N ETA 4 "a I' Oo'
On the opening of navigation, the CENTRAL Elk
PRESS COMPANY will extend its line to Saint Paul,
and all points on the Mississippi River and be
prepared to transact an Express business between
Saint Paul and all the Eastern and Southern cities
The CENTRAL EXPRESS COMPANY own and
operate
The Commercial Dispatch,
AN ALL
Express Freight lime.
NEW YORK, BOSTON, CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE,, ST. PAUL,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-09

IGrFRoNTIER CAVALRY SERVICE. -
Lieut.. Rufus w. Howard is recruiting mer
in this county for cavalry service in the
Rocky Mountains. Tho Battalion with
which he is connected is designed to keer
open communication with California. 1t
headquarters will be at Fort Laramie, il
the healthiest and most beautiful part Of
North America. This is splendid chanc'
for live young men, who want to see thu
world. Lieut.. Howard has seen service il
the 18th Ohio, and is very clever young
man. He has only short time to re
cruit. Go in, boys, out of the draft.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-09

ReTTRoUBLE AT LOUISVILLE "A dit
ficulty, which came very nearly resulting
seriously, took place OF Loydsville on last
Thursday. The difficulty was between some
Union lnen in Loydsville and Bus load Of
Morristown Copperheads, who had been al
the meeting at this place. Firearms were
freely displayed. A man by the name oI
Frank Simpson, from Morristnwn, was shot
in the arm in the melee, but was not serious
ly injured. There was no other damage
done. We forbear to say anything mor'
about the affair at this time, as it will hav'
an investigation in the courts, when all thu
facts will be bIonght OUT
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-09
CHICAGO JUDICIAL ELECTION.
Complete Triumph of the Union
Ticket--Majority in the City e52.

[From the Chicago Tribune, July istl
The Judicial election yesterday resulted
in splendid triumph for the Republican
ticket, Mr., Williams going out of the city
with 652 majority. Only a few of the coun-
try towns have as yet been heard from ;
these few swelling the majority for. vii.
lisms to 1,O56. Ho will probably be elected
by nearly 1000 majority in the circuit.
The vote was remarkably light in the city
At the Spring election, the total vote was
20, BAT; yesterday the vote was l0,506, OF
nearly half as large. Then, Sherman with
the aid Of outrageous frauds, got l57 ma
joIity; Williams has swept the city by thu
handsome majority of 652. Mr.. Williams
may we'll feel proud of this splendid vote
especially as hundreds of lukewarm Repub
licans did not vote at all. In the Democratic
strongholds he made fearful onslaught int,
the Copperhead majorities, and in the l3tl
Ward, which last Spring went Democratic
he turns the tables, and the Republican
ticket wins. Bridgeport shared in the panic
and its usual majority fell off one. half. A
the Spring election, the Seventh Ward CAV
Sherman $40 majority, out of q vote O
,45O; yesterday, with . vote of 603, thi
same Ward could only give Aver majorit
of So 1t is moreover splendid tribut
to the young Republicans of the city, wh
worked energetically aud faithfully for thei
candidate. -.ts sl
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-09

sH-THE FooT RoT.-There has been
some pretty warm discussion between rival
dealers in Vermont sheep about the foot.rot,
which has produced some bad feeling among
sheep men, Mr.. JOS II. Close, dealer in
Vermont sheep, has left in our possession
for the inspection Of the public, certificates
from several of the largest shoep-breeders
in Addison county, Vermont, which state
that they have never had the hoofrot ii
their focks, that it can be easily cured, &c
We will show these certificates to any ont
calling on US.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-09
Vicksburg Surrendered
Official.

lFrom the Wheeling Intelligencer, Of this morning
Admiral ID. d. Porter telepraphs Secre.
tary Welles on July 4th, officially announ.
cing the surrender Of Vicksburg to the Uni.
ted States forces on that memorable day.
1.-The dispatch referred to was taken of
the wires, but of course could not be formal.
ly sent to the papers for publication until
handed over by the Secretary OF the Navy.
We say this to assure our readers that there
is no doubt about tho news. 1t is genuine
and reliable. Wo had copy of the dis
patch in our Office yesterday evening
IRON the Wheeling In,ellgonerr of,his mor'insl
The following dispatch was received ia
this city by Mr.. Henry k. List:
PITTSBURGH, July Tho news Of the
surrender Of Vicksburg to Admiral Porter i.
fully confirmed. Twenty four thousand pris
oners have been taken. He who now doubts
the perpetuty of our Government woulc
not believe though one rose irom the dead
JOHN LIST.
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Business Notites.
SINGER & CO.'S
Letter "A"
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,

WITH ALL THE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS,
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Sewing Machines. This Machine will sew anything.
from the running Of tuck in Turiean to themsking OF
All Overcoai- anything from Pio, Beaver Cloth down
The soitea Gauzc Oossnmer Tissue. aud is ever
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gather tuck quilt and has capacity for great variety
OF ornamental work. THIS IL not ibe only Machine that
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than any other Machine. The Lcner A" Family Sew
ing Machine may be had in a grea, variety of cabinet
cases. The Folding Case, which is now becoming so
popular, is, its implies, one that can lie folded
into box case, which, when opened, makes beau
u substantial and spacious table for the work to rest
upon The ases are Of every imaginable design-plan
as the grew in its native forest, or as esboratey
6nisheda art can make them.
The 81 nch Offices well supplied'wiih silk twist
thread, edles, oil, etc, OF the very.best quality
Send for copy Of "siSsER Co.'S GAzsrrx"
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Obituary.

Died, of typhoid fever, in military hos.
pital Louisville, KY, March 9Th, 1868, Jos.
Spencer, aged % years. The deceased was
member OF Co. B, 9Sth U. V. l., in
which he enlisted in August Of '62, bid
adieu to home and friends, and went forth
to do battle in defence Of the flag Of hi:
country. Young, valiant, and brave, itwai
his ambition to live to see the happy set
Element of our present difficulties but
alas although shielded in the hour of bat
tie, it was but to tall the victim of disease
thus adding another name to the already
long list OF honored dead who have fallen
in this mighty struggle for civil and religious
liberty. From early youth he displayed re
markable earnestness in the work of pre-
pairing himself for the duties Of life; anG
was making that progress which can only
be the result of Iersevering energy anC
untiring zeal. In this work be did no
overlook the importance of religion, bu
early gave it his serious attention, and j.
the fall of 81 united himself to the NJ. Il
Church, where he remained faithful AM
consistent member to the day of his death
| When it was announced to him by hi
physician that death was approaching, h
calmly replied, swell, am ready to go,
| auu hiuiiy iCiyiuS up"u tha' NJ. "hiSn ""'
always sustained him, he closed his eyes +
earth aud earthly things, and his happ
spirit was waited beyond the skies to bask
in the sunshine of eternal day. His bod
was conveyed home by his brother, VIII
had the consolation OF ministering to hi
final wants, and now rests peacefullyin tn
silent ahurchyard by the side of dea
father and beloved brother who had JUS
gone before.
As soldier he nobly did his duty and
the hour of greatest trial it was not his
shrink but with an unwavering faith,
courage that never faltered, and a hear. ",
true to ITSELF it's country, and its God,
bravely pushed forward. ~
In his death his country has lost faitl
full and worthy defender, his family a dui
| full and affectionate son and brother, ar
society one Of its most worthy members
f Yet while we mourn his loss, we are =
: joiced in believing that he has 'passs
' through the golden gates of God 6. viii
4 city--seen the shining throngs-bathed
0 the living waters--and now bears the pain
= Of life. }. NJ.
TRruNE TENN, Juue 18th, Isea
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Democratic Doctrine in 18l2..What
Hon. Felix Grundy said.

Being in Central Kentucky few weeks
ago. in the parlor of private house saw
suspended, picture of Hon. Felix Grundy,
Attorney General of the United States dur.
ing the war of 1872 Under the picture
were the following words, which were ut
tered by him in that trying period of our
national life /:
They who discourage enlistments or
use their influence to prevent loans to the
Government are in my judgment guilty Of
moral treason. By such conduct they are
weakening the arm of the Government and
strengthening that of the enemy more effec.
tually, than if they were to pass over and
place themselves in the ranks of the latter
and fight against their countrymen. 1t is
true, the Constitution and laws will not pun
sh them, but they merit aud will receive the
decided condemnation of every Patriot"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-09

seS-TnE 18TH OHIo.-We have very
meager reports from our 18th Regiment
since Gen. Rosecrans left Murfreesboro' -
Capt. Danford, Of Co. Il, was slightly
wounded in the side. We have not heard
anything more from Company Il, and have
nothing at all from Company X. We pre-.
sumo they are all right. We print letter,
in another column, from Capt. Glover to
Judge Welsh, from which it appears thai
his gallant company suffered severely.
Capt. Danford is in hospital at Murfrees
boro'. His Surgeon thinks he will soon bt
able to rejoin his company.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-09

A%A BEAUTIFUL SET OF CHAPS
When the difficulty commenced at Loyds-
vile, last Thursday, it was discovered that
the entire Copperhead fraternity from Nor
ristown were armed-some even had pistol
in each hand. These beauties were in the
convention at St. Clairsville that day, with
their pockets full of pistols, making nomi
nations for the Democracy. Amt they Q
set of beauties
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-09
REJOICING IN CINCINNATI OVER THE CAP
TURE OF yICKSBUHa

CINCINNATI, July 7--Business is sus-
pended this afternoon, owing to the excite
n,ent over the Vcksburg news. The an
nouncement Of the capture was read on
Change about noon, aud the rejoicings wei .
great aud universal. Flags fOat from oil
the public and many private buildings, and
the firing of cannon was kept up all the at-
ternoon. To. night the streets blaze with
fireworks, and are crowded with an excited
people. Gen. Burnside has ordered ss-
lutte of loo guns to be fired at noon to-mor-
| row.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-09
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

1 WILL offer for sale. at public auction. on FRIDAY,
l. THE lUIH DAY OF JULY. ie6j, Mt O'clock P.
~ upon the premises, the following described real es-
The farm owned and occupied by John SUIT late of
the county aforesaid deceHsed and situate in the county
oi Belmont aud State oi OHIO. being The southwest
quarter OF Section 10 81, Township No g. and Range
No :i-excepng II acres roods. aud perches, ad-
Joining the North boundary line. sold aud conveyed
from said quarter secton by the said John suit 10 Mary
Misunderstanding said farm to contain about one hn-
drcd and lory-eigi acres. Appraised at $1,000 Terms
one.Ihird in Two years from the day Of sale, with inter
est. The payments to be secured by mortgage OIL Tie
| premises sold -
There is no dover the premises. The improvements
are cood-fam well wGtrred-over 100 acres oi CLEARED
lnn,-wel accommodated with timber and public roads.
and lies only miles North OF Olencoe Station on the
| Central OHIO Railroad JOHN WELSH
| Executor OF John Slit, deceased.
| Inne 4. 1863.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-09

B@-THE Fairmont West Va.) National
is out in favor Of A. w. Campbell, Esq,
the gallant and fearless editor of the Wheel
ing Intellgencer, for one Of the United
States Senators from that State. We have
long believed that Mr.. Campbell has done
more to keep West Virginia in the Unior
than other man in the State, and he is on'
of the most talented men in the State
We hope he will be elected.
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rsy-THE 4TH passed off very pleasa ntl

nyTHE 4TH passed off very pleasantly
in our town. Owing to the rain in the
morning, the Sabbath Schools convened at
the Court House, instead of the grove,
where addresses were made by Rev. Mr..
Taylor, of Beaver, Pa, and Revs. Moffat
Carr, and Campbell. In the afternoon 0
great many persons went to the Fai'
Grounds, and spent the balance Of the day
in various ways.
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YrSssfee'4 &Nfp.

DY VIRTUE Of deed Of trust executed BY Hugh
- Nichols the l7ii day Of March. Is5g. and now
u record Ohio county State Of Nirgina in took A.
page 552 will sell IL tie city Of Wheeling tie front
door Of the Court House, The first Monday Of July.
i.bJ tue following properly. VIZ: Lots No % lU3 n.
lO. III aud ~ feet OF LOT No iG9 pnri. Of Lots No
and 3 and inlf Of ol No ", ali in tue First Ward Of
the city OF Wheeling.
Also. at the place and time, piece of ground
with the Improvements thereon, located st the West eud
Of Union Street on the wharf, formerly known the
Ferry House.
Aso OF the same time and place the following pro-
perry in GrahHms addition to the city Of Wheeling. on
Quincy street Lot No. 81 lot No %. lot - LOT No
~. Also. in East Wheeling, North Oi io No. ~ lot
No 80, and lot No. ,
Also hi the time hnd. place 10 shnrcs Of stock
ia tie belmont Bridge Company, and 10 shares Of stoc
IA the Nortwe5ern Bank Of Virginia
viii also sell under deed OF tru.t the second
Monday IN July l-OJ. la thr Of Aonndsvile. Mar.
shall county. State OF Virginia, isrIn known a. the
waters of fsh Creek Containing go acres more less
said farm s1 miles from Glen Easlon md e. miles
from Cameron.
Also, will sell, under said deed Of ras, on the third
Monday Of July lst3, in the town OF Mornsvi.le state
of Ohio BE e.mOnt comfy. the Marmsyile Ferry rgh
and Loaf, The Cottage Hotel with two lots No IS and rs
together with two pieces. nnd Of ground all 10
cot d ~ the said town Of AlardusyIlie
Terms Of SaeOIr-lhird in cash. the balance In 8, /;
and months with approved security and r r-iaine,
I unil the money Is laid. ISAAC COTIS, Trustee.
May u. l-DJ
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AuctiOnCer'S Notice.

THEREBY TENDER NY SERVICES to the public
ms Auctioneer, trusting by due attention to bush ess
to merit share Of public patronage, having applied for
license ms Auctioneer under the Excise Law o! the U.
s. ANY person requiring my services procure the
same hy addressing me ut Hunter Belmont Co. Ohio.
jai JOSEPH ID MAYS, Airhonerr
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-09
"Rally Round the Flag, Boys

s6-CoprrRBEAD COUNTY CONVENTION
Tire TlcKET-BuLLY FOR st. Clatrs-
viue!-The Copperhead convention for
this county met at st. Clairsvilie on
last Thursday. The crowd in attendance,
it is conceded on all hands, was little the
hardest that was ever scraped together in
the county. Whisky suffered outrageously.
We think we can safely assert that one,
third the crowd were "half seas over" y
Curses we're heard on the streets all day,
and one drunken brute, who had lady in
acarriage, as the crowd was leaving, made
the air vocal with his drunken curses, and
frightened his companion so badly that some
gentlemen were induced by ber tears and
entreaties to take her out and put her in
another carriage. This was most disgust
ing sight.
The following ticket was nominated:
Representatiue--R. E. Chambers, OF ST.
CIairsville.
Probate Judge Isaac Neiswanger, of St.
CIairsville.
Treasnrer-Isaac Fl. Patterson, Of ST.
CIairsville.
Prosecuting At,orney-John A. Work, Of
st. Clalrsvllle.
Con,D,,ssioner- Patterson, OF Go
shen Township.
Co,Dner-David Waggener, Of Pultney
Lyfrm,ary Director-Nathaniel Taylor, oil
Wheeling.
After the first four had been nominated
some person from the rural districts got up
and asked if any delegate knew of"a suita
Bile gentleman in St. Clairsvlle for Com
missioner This was pretty savage joke
and was even better than the one gotten OF
by Mead Township Democrat, some year
ago. The st. Clairsville loafers then, a
now, got nearly all the fat Offices, when tn
Mead Township man turned around to ar
other gentleman from the rural districts an
said, with grim smile, |"St. ClairsuiL
gets all the b'iled eggs"
Every body expected that A. w. Andel
son, Esq, of Bellaire, would be nominate
for Probate Judge. He is conceded to be
strong mana great deal the strongest th'
was offered to the convention; but he vi
slaughtered because he was suspected
not being Traitor. The men who did
do not try to conceal it, either. They d
clare he was beaten because he was su
pected Of being little fshy." Esquire A
derson has been Democrat all his life, b
lust because he will not be Traitor to
country be is slaughtered in the house
his friends.
The ticket is weak one. Chambers
behind bis ticket last Fah more than hu
dred votes, and will run behind farther Il
Fall. Neiswanger has been standing ca
didate for Office for many years, and "
badly beaten in go. Patterson, for Ire
urer, is purse proud aristocrat, who v
elected by only SO majority in 81, VII
several hundred Union voters were abst
in tho army. Work wore Copperhe
breastpin on his shirt-bosom for &c
while, and we presume is full grown B
ternut. He is not very great man. WI
gener is a thorough Copperhead--as bit
as gall aud wormwood; and we presu
Taylor is of the same stripe. "t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-09

p@-NEw SuRsoRIBERs.-We got quite
, number Of new subscribers within the past
week, aud we hope our friends will keep the
ball rolling. Now is the timo to circulate
the right kind Of documents.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-09
/ AM CIRED.

az have taken six doses Of Railways Pills, OF thres
pills cach m SIX day, they cured me Of Constipation,
Indigestion, and dyspepsia. ! have taken B--th's.
A---', and many other pills for years, and could
these pills for a week my old complaint would appear.
SIX doses OF RadWay's Pills cured me.
SiEPHES BENNETT, q. 6 c. g"
''I have suffered with Dyspepsia and Liver Cjm-
laint for seven ycars-have used all sorts OF pills
they would give temporary comfort, but was com
pelied to take them all the time have used one boz
Of Dr. Radwsy's Pills ; am cured. have not taken
q particle OF medicine in six months.
NJ GIN rs. Roxbury Mass.
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- - - - = -
Marriea

sANpRocK -IIENDERsHoT--o On The 10Th Of June
Ly Elder J. Hendersho,, Air. Nm. n. Ssndrock oi
Monroe County, to Miss sarah f. HendefsnOb Oi Bel
mont County.
Kt.MP-rHORNBERRY. .-in Besllsve, on tho 9th
OF June, by Ihv. L.. Dooliu-, DIR. George II. Kemp
aud Miss Minerva Thornberry.
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BATTLE NEAR MERoERsBURa.

BEDFORD, Pa, June 6.-There has been
battle near Mercersburg this 2. NJ. be.
tween the rebels under Ftzhugh Lee and
Pierce's forces. The firing continued up to
9 o'clock tonight. can't send you details
before to morrow. Our forces still maintain
their ground and Pleasanton will be up to-
morrow and head the battle at Mercersburg.
BALTIMORE, July THE Baltimore
American of yesterday says every available
man in Baltimore and Washington is being
hurried forward to intercept Lees flying
and demoralized troops.
A great battle will probably be fought to
morrow, which will doubtless be final, as
Gen. Meade's forces, reinforced by Gener-
ais Couch, Schenck and Heintzeman, viii
nearly double Lees army.
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ssgDEATH OF WILMErH JONES, Est

s@-DEATH OF WILMETH JONES, ESQ -
Wilmeth Jones, Esq, one of the oldest citi-
gems of St. Clairsville, died on Monday
morning, of dysentery. Mr.. Jones had
been sick but few days, and sank very
rapidly. He was good man, and leaves
no enemies behind him. His funeral took
place at 10 o'clock on Wednesday morning.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-09

TuE peculiar ,Aint or
infection which We call
ScRoruLA Iurks in
the constitutions Of
pultitudcs Of men. It
either produces or is
produced BY an en-
fccbled, viifaied stnte
Of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent to sustain
1.-THE vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system TO
fall into disorder and
Ia.av I'ha a,eaf,is.aa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-09

D@REMEMBER tho Union Convention,
at Belmont, next Saturday. The people
should turn out in mighty numbers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-09

sGrLIEUT s. L. BRIcE, of the SD Ohio
Regiment, will accept our hearty thanks
for late Nashville papers.
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Teachers of Belmont county,

There will be meeting of the Teachers
Of Belmont county at Belmont on Saturday,
July IL, 1868, to form new company to
gil the 9th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry, now in
the field. Let us not wait to be drafted.
MANY TEACHERS.
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Sale of Real Estate.

WE will sell at public vendue, on the 25ih OF
w 9th month, (Iunel 1861 on the premises, sundry
Lots In the Town OF Marinsvie, Belmont county Ohio
Also an out lot OF land containing about four acres
said properly belongs jointly 10 the estate oil beamln
w I.add, deceased. and Collier II. Minge.
Nartinsvle is situated on the Ohio River nearly op-
posi,r the city OF Wheeling. Va. II s hourshing
iown and from many advantages it has for rnanuac-
turing and other purposes offers very desirable oppor
tunity ior investments Terms, which will be easy
made known the day oi sale. Sale positive, and
the ile indisputable Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock
NJ WM. $ BATES.
THOMAS WOOD,
Executors Of h. W. Iadd, deceased.
SAMUEL WOOD,
Agent Of Collier H. Mmge.
June g. tS63--d
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PIES srRArNINti AND rFNEsNUs,


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Are the results OF Inflammation irritation of the mu
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pl-hese imperfect pills, instead Of being dissolved
by the chile are carried to the lower bowel-, and m
duce a perls'atc movement or evacuation by their
irritation - hsRcs the ytrrining cramps wrerchinf
pdins pills and ts>snlus, aud The reqen false calls
10 The dter eose hat patients tderg' pho take th,s
Imperfect pills
Ii you would avoid these annoyances, whenever .
purgatiye medicine IA required, take dose OF
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons afflicted with PILES, may rely positive
cure by their
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Dr. Railways Pills are elegantly Gated with Gum.
arc free from taste or SMELL can be taken at all mrs
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II exposed TO wet damp weather alter taking these
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Have secured vigorous evacuation In severe cases
OF Inflammation OF the Bowels, Paralysis, &C., aiter
Croton Oil Harlem Oil, injections and other means com.
petey failed. dose Of Railways Pills will remove all
distractions, and secure free passage Directions for
inside each hex. Price per box, 70 cents Sold
by Druggists, Medicine Dealers, and store Keepers
N R-Every Agent has been furnished with Jresh
and new made Pills. As each box Is enclosed with
Asteel Engraved Label, take none others. f
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81 Maiden lane, New York.