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ed and shouted for Jef Davis With all
the brszea vigOr of 50 many pirates. 1t
will be the daty of the authorities to make
them feel quite difersnt before they are
through with their jolly serape PubIic
sentiment will demand the eondign and rig-
orous punishment of thesemeu. They are
not prisoners of war bat horse thieTes,Who
were caught in the act, and who ought as
speedily As possible TO be tried by the
courts and given the fall benefit of the
longest possible term in the penitentiary.
If this thing of midnight plotting by re-
bells ::enjoying peace and security in our
midst, and who, up TO the very hour of their
outbreaking, profess 10 be ioyal, is not efee-
tually broken up and stopped in the bad il
will prOduse bitter fruit for the people OF
our interior counties yet. AS matter
of self protection such men ought never to
be taken alive, and We trust that when each
county gets its quota of arms for its loyal
people, they never will be. The plaiusst
dictates Of self defense aud Intelligent hu.
manly. demand that no such thing as secret
Organization and sudden rising be tOlsra-
ted for day.
The patriotic people Who turned out and
hunted down sDdEcaptured these seOundrefs
deserve the greatest credit for 50 doing.
Surely the patience of long suffering PeO-
pie was never SO tried as has been that Of
our West Yirginians in the interior. All
the misfortunes of regular and irregular
war have been theirs. Is is bad enough
to endure the former without suffering the
latter. When it comes 10 destructive or.
gauizations within our very midst it is
time the people organized themselves for
such summary protection as they would
seek from Wild beasts
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FOR SALE.

MYREsIDENCR in Bridgeport, BeInoat County.
vi Ohio There il about ~ acres Of ground,
part Of il planted in fruit, off bsarnE now
good we'll OF water Hnd necessary out buildings on
the place Terms low, and payments easy. II not
disposed Of before the l.; of August VII Law IL
out out in lots and sell them In that Eay ANY per
son wanting good hone, or = god Investment
would do we'll to secure this property.
Wheeling. June q. 1sss-tSai -NAlIsON,
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tue outlaws Of the Interior.

Some twenty or twenty-five of the out
laws who within a few days past undertook
= Wholesale eseapade into Dixie from the
counties of Preston aud MonougaIia, car
gying with them the best horses of their
neighbors. were. brought up to the city last
evening and lodged in prison. We aretold
that the same dsvilish audacity character
ized their conduct on the train as in their
frustrated attempt at horse stealing, and
that when placed aboard the cars they yell
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SheriR's Sale.

HOODS Barnes
james Salisbury and others. Ohio Circuit Court
Mckee 4 Brother 4 Special Term. 1853
sane. In 0A-ns'Fy
y pursuance Of an order Of sale issned from thu
Clerks once Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio COanfy
in the above named eanses, vii On Saturday, July
25th 1853, At the front door q the Court House 81
Ohio County, oder for sale Al pablo suction 10
the highest aad best bidisr the undfVfdsd uiHe-
slKteenths Of lot number one hundred and eighty
one being the interest Of James Salisbury in SD
lot.
Terms OF sale-A credit OF six and eight months.
the purchaser giving bond with good seearity Said
bond bearing interest from day Of sale until pail.
the title beng retained until ali the purchlss m1nsy
4 paid
Sale to commence At 10 O'Clock, A. II.
ALONZO LORING.
Sheriff % Ohio Coanty and Coanbsi0nsE-
jun 23td
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST.

cJoMEFHBRE in the city OF on The road from ny
- house. . black pocket book, oo1tAihiDg papers q
Talne 70 20 one bat the oEDeT. A saitAbls reward
will be paid 70 any enc leaving e Al the store q
&C. 90 4 :. "hsA'' JAooa soRgBRooK.
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SemI-AnnuaI Statement OF wheeling |
savinEs InstIIuIIon, July 1, 1893.
DIVIDEND.

DIVIDEND
WHEELING SATIsss INsTiTUTTOS.
July 1855.
FINHE Directors Of this Institution have This day
/ declared dividend Of ten (I0l per cent. on the
Capital Stock out Of the earnings Of the last six
months. payable 70 the stockholders, their legal
representatives, on demand. free Of Federal aud
State taxes.
juI3 2t A. G. MCKEE, Trezs'r.
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PUBLIC SALE or A Valuable
STOCK OF WATCHES, JE WEL-
RY, FANCY GOODS, sc.

DY VIRTUE Of . Deed Of Azignment made b
ID william Sbafsr TO the undersiEnsd, - Trustees
fOr the bsIs6t Of the creditors Of Baid " lA Shat
fer, bearing date On the 15th day Of June, ls63,
aud duly Of record in the Clerks once Of Ohio
County, Virginia, We VIII proceed on the 9Th day
Of July, 1858 70 eel ~ public auction ~ the store
room Of said William shAdsr, situate Monroe
Street In ths city OF hsslng, Virginia, the oIlOT-
ing described property, Wit: All sAid william
Skaters stOeA in trade, comprising Watches, Jew
eIry, Fancy Goods Tools and HaterislA FIXTURES and
furniture in the store lately carried by him
Monroe street Aforesaid, also the upexpired terra
Of the lease Of said store ROOM that Il 70 for the
remainder Of the year commencing the hrBs day
ofAPri, 1855, and ending the SIst day Of March,
1854
RTerIns o. Sale a. follows: credit off5ur nonths
from the day Of sale upon AL purehAses amounting
10 the Of so and upwards, and cab fer an pur
chAses amounting 70 les than $50 In cl8e8 OfpuT-
ehAses upon credit Aforesaid the purehassrs CIV
ing negotiable notes payable ~ Of the city Banks
with an approved e1doTBsT.
Said sale viii Be Confined from day % day Until
the whole OF said property i disposed Of
". J. HOUSTON,
jUn2c3td q. ". REESSING-
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DEPOT CONTESTANTS oFFIcR,
BALsIMORE, Mp, June I'D, 1854

bL1IAOAAs Nd June I'd 1863.
CEALED PROPOSALS are respectfully invited by
- the andersigned, until u n KRDNK5pAY
July 18th, 1858, for furnishing
FIR ESH BEEF,
until December SIsL 1868, 70 tie limited Stat
Troops stationed AZ Wheeling Grafton ParkersburZ
ADD New Greek. Va, and Cumberland, Nd.
The beef to be OF E0Od and wholesome quality and
delivered IN quarters, (necks aud shanks exefudsl
Al their Inherent Camps @QnArtera' and Hospfta ~
IN saeh quantities aud At such times the Regi-
nsntal conmissaries aud Surgeons in chargs ar
Hospitals, nPOn consultation with the eoutrIctor-
Proposals. NiIi be received FIR SUPPLYING nr,,- a,
the above mentioned points ssparAtslJ = : -
Blank tornls Tor proPosais eau b. had on nrpliea-
101 a. this ONCE either in person, By nail tsIs-
1he certificate attached 70 the prOposaI uuyt h
signed BY tTo responsIble parties.
The responsibility Of the guarantors must b.
snoNn ~ the oeiAl certificate q the Clerk Of the
Dearest District Court or the United States Distrjet
bidders must Be present TO respond 20 their HID
and be prepared to give bonds for the fudIDeof N
tnsI contrast OF their proposals. viii not be con-
Proposals mus Be endorsed DISTINCTLY tsP-o,,.,,.
Tor furnishing Fresh Beef" I'D addrc-s.d - (l-,f
Inos- .. Sullivan, c. s, BAltimore aFd.
ia Dii IL IN the name OF = hrm, the names Of Al
le member and their postolies addrsas must ap-
pear. or they viii not be Considered.
EAyneats 70 De made monthly Ia such fund a.
IS received. ~ ~
Each person, or every member Of q 6rm. oiFerfnZ =
pfoPos1 mnst aeeeupaEy it BY oath Of alIeEiancs
70 the United States GOTernnssrt IN r. - -, -
ready fled one in thIs once. = -
An proposals not complying strictly With the
ABOVE sPeeineAlions viii PositlTely b rejected.
10 THOS- G. SULLIVAN,
Captain and C. 8. Q. ga
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STRAYED
Sunday School EXCURSION.

rTHE u. &. Sunday Schools of the city win e.I.-
Il brAte the FOURTH OF JULY at the Cam,
Meeting Grove near AonudsViIle.
The train viii leave the B. 4 o. R R Deuot At
o'clock precisely Saturday morning
Tickets for the round trip can be had by auuIvfn1
to the officers Of the SCHOOL, or COMMITTEES 81 A.
rAngements, AZ the following rates:
children under II years Of As.-..........lOc cents
Au VhueE =
Jul2 BIZ oEDEA COMMITTEES OF AaRAsaEHExrs.
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STRAYED COW.

S,TRAYED AWAY from the Subscriber, living On
- M5nroe street, on June 18Th q small Gov, about
I'VE years old, color redish yellow white spot on
her lsfI hip aud Alse between her horns and down
her face; piece Of brown tape tied on her hornG
suitable reward Will be paid for her delivery
IuI3 3,s GKO. MENDEL-
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DIVIDEND.

Wheellng, West Va, July !, is6a.
FNHR Dlrsctors q Ills Bank have thl dav 5..,,,.,
Il Dividend Of lEixl 6 Per cent On tie CapitSi.
Stock, ont Of the prota o. the Iasf IL rouf4s 49,
sels e The Stockholders On dsaaad free OF FEDERAL
ma IN pIckRY. o.,h.
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n RDUCED THIS DAY-S51< cent? Fieare5 -
III reyes 70 IsE esnfa. Ais great mE1y otbe-
0rSsl Goods a. redneed prices.
t1R ". 3. SRNSENEY.
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Upon information
for
ConhseAtion.

n puEsuAnee u an order Of the District Can't n
j. the United States for the Western Di.fTJrt ~
sHSlnias IN the above ease, 70 directsd I sbalI
% " sahes,y, TIE sth q July, expose for pnbIIc
Soehtg lot O. CAs.ing Tobacco q diGsrenr braodS
sAld TOBACCO VIII be open for inspscfiop AZ ~
prior to the Sale ny
Terms Of sale Cab
EDWARD n NORTON,
yuu@' "a Q. 8. Marshal ". D. ofvA
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Business for Sale.

RARE opportunity Z offered for person with
"A a small capital Cash sales 50 900 per annusl,
rent 500 per year, pfoti Sl5O0 per ySAE, located
in popaiOus city Of free State. Price Of stock,
hxtures and goods $500. Apply 70
juI8 TAYLOR, R0LLYsOE 4 co.
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UNION FLAGS

IOES DOZEN UNION FLAGS, assorted Eizss. re-
~ ceived to-day, wholesale and retail, At the Va
rtety store Of D. HICOLL 4 BRU.
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THE 4th of July-to morroW-was to
have been celebrated with great eclat in
Philadelphia, and We presume it will be
sven yet, as Henry Winter Davis is to de-
liver the Grafton. But We should think
tbaltbe tardy, if not to say eOEardly. con-
ducs of the PhiladelphiAns recently, would
take away good deal Of the point from
their enjoyment of the eIercises- 1t is not
the people who cry Lord! LOrd!" the
loudest, that will find special favor on the
day of judgment, but those who have
done certsin things; neither is it, so it
would seem, those Who make the biggest
parade of words and FIRE works that are to
be relied on when their State is invaded.
If the Philadelpbians would adjourn their
meeting down to the vicinity of Chambers
burg, and there attend en- mssse, the
country would be much more interested in
its proceedings.
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Sound Words from Senator COnness.
The newly elected Senator from Califor-
MIA, Holm. John CONFESS, made speech at
Savannah, California, not long since, from
which We take the following extract:
"We have g noble President. There is
President at the head of the Government.
[Applause.l Abraham Lincoln may not
DE the greatest man in the United States
but tell you, fellow citizens, that our
country is blessed of God in having so good
and so great man in the Presidency in this
great cricis. The cunning william who,
pending this great struggle, seeks the graft
fcatiou of personal Interests alone may nov
and then have imposed upon that great
and good man, but in the main his meas
ures have been wise; at all times his cDu-
duct has beenju just Throughout this great
trial and struggle his patriotism has been
of the same character aud stamp as that
Of the great and immortal WashinRtou.-
ICbeers. But, say these directors, the
supporters of ibis Administration are Alb
olitiouists. Beauregard adVises'his South.
ern friends To denominate the soldiers of
the Government AbolstioRists, and craven.
dirt-eatiLg, false sons Of the North echo
and follow the advice. Why, fellow citi-
| Eeus, If an Abolitionist we're the basest
creature that Ver.heretotore disgraced the
earth, he would yet be perfection cOmpar-
with the miserable Hretches who
set up such pretenses while their
countty's life Is ct stake. Applause. l.
| What is il to be an Abolitionist? II Is that
the person. whoever be may be, is in favor
of a6oiishing something These men
would DOT abolish slavery; they would not
blot out or abolish slavery, though il stood
81 the nations throat, taking the nations
life. -Bnt they would stand by while their
country was being abolished and being
stricken from the map of the world
Shame upon suck AboIitionists. 1Cheers. /
Shame upon the Abolitionists who are in
favor of, or who stand quietly by while
the attempt Is being made to abolish a
country, TO abolish 8 Government so ben
efcial, so wise, 80 grandpa the scope of its
great work of giving civil liberty to the
earth
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DIVIDEND.

oEEIa FmE 1 n. liza. Co. OF WarErNs.
TUE President and Directors q this Coupanv
Il have declared dividend % per cent. froul ~
r91ts OF the last six months psyGbls 70 the stock
holders on and after the 10Th inst free Of Pe5e-SI
- state tax. R W HARDING, sacsT.
Wishing JHly 1Sa, 1858. ri
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WANTED

CIXTY LABoRBRs to cleanse tie Ba.in At water
y Works on Aoutay next Two dollars and a half
per day will be given to good hands Apply to ST.
Perintendent Of Water Works on or before Saturday
next JOHN CUMNINs
Juiz u Superintendent.
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savIngs Bank 90 VVheelIng.

WHEELIEo, ". ", July 3, 1888.
THE Board Of Directors Of this Bank have this
1 day declared dividend Of ten lOl per cent. ont
Of the profits for the Last six months; payable 70
stockholders demand, free from all taxes
iul2 SIP HILDRETH, Trsas'r.
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TTIHE Proprietor Of the sGLADRs HOTEL a,
4 Oakland, having a fall supply Of Provisions on
hand, would be pleased 70 entertain Any Of the cit
izeps OF wheeling who desire 70 spend the hot term
in the mountains jnl2 ore
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% COMBINED
.ReaperS & MCWerS.

DRYOR FRosT, n aaass SIsin E.-set. vs.; ,s e
il inform the farmers q this E5=tnity IL -
have limited number f5r this $1,000 q
WOODS New COmbtned Nae ;. >,
Weighing Gbolt 700 pounds TsEy hht q e. N =
Reaper; steel cutter baf, ana eaally 49, -; -
machines gave the most ulquatfsd - =
ssascn, and every machine 4 nv fully 81 !,
They are perfaeily adapeed 70 car hIs e 49,
the Level bott01aa- Also, olr eeleorstsa $500
aled I've h0rIe NOwers the Hghtes5 an 49, to
horss Mogilg Assht1s- -, /. Vzosf-
tun3 PkAOA
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IAN loyal paperI in West Virginia copy above
twice and ss6d hin 70 Executive Dspartnent-l
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SEALED PROPOSALS are respectfully tuyi,.d bv
- the andersgued- until II II. KKDNK5pAT
July 18th, 1853, for furnishing
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PRIZE PACKAGES!
PRIZE PACKAGES

L. s s; WI iFlgs Sc IF oE IS. sd Rsse il
Drug Store. JulS
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IDoetrp.
New England's Dead.


oh chant requiem for the brave the brave who are no
more
y.w En- yland's dead in honored rest they sleep on hill
and shore,
From where the Mississippi nSw in freedom, proudly
To waves that Sigh on Georgias isles deah-hymn for
their souls.
Oh arss Of ALL thy noble blood by raO rOus hand was
shed
1t dyed the streets Baltimore.New Engands heroes
bled
And still the mystic number three will live for aye
While history tells with glowing pen OF Putnam, Shaw
and Strong,
Immortal names Oh, noble three" nations heart
will throb
Forge who fell in manly prime, for Freedom and for
And women's eyes grow dim with tears, and manhood
bows its head
Before thy deeds OF vaor DONE New Engands honored
dead.
But alone for those who die soldiers death glory
many brave, heroic soul has sighed its mournfu
Down the sultry swamps and plains where fevers sub
Has drained the life blood from their hearts and laid
them low in death,
memory is yours, oh ye who murmared no
complaint,
Who Hopes vision da by day in distinct and
faint
Who far from home and loving hearts, from all held
most dear,
Have died. Oh noble, unknown dead ye leave record
here
New England thy spotess shield, inscrbe thine hon
ored dead,
Oh keep their memory fresh and whom turf blooms
o'er their head
And coming nations yet unborn will read with glowing
pride,
OF those who thy conquering arms, and suffering,
fought and died
Who foremost the gallant van, aid life and honor
down
Oh deck with fadess bays their names, whove won the
martyrs
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WHO FIRED AT THE NEGRo's DEAD BODY p

Who FIRED AT THE NEGRo'S DEAD BODY p
According to Portland cotemporary, none of the
Maine batteries are very much inclined to father
the following transaction:
1t seems that day or two after one of the reb-
ell raids nesr Washington, regiment of infantry
with battery of light artillery, was sent out to
hunt up the raiders; as they advarced they es-
pied what they took to be company of rebel in
fantry throwing up entertainments near wood
about half a mile off, across valley that inter-
vened. No sooner were they esped than the
pieces were unIimbered, and round of canister
given, which, striking in their midst and wound
ing several, sent the rest at double quick to the
rear and out of sight On advancing to the sup
posed breastworks it was found that it was after
all the funeral of poor contraband whom his
sable brethren were committing to bis last home,
and that the shot had not only knocked over the
corpse, but wouned several of the mourners.
The soldiers had to complete the services
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MlisGcllallD.
COur War Correspondenoe.)
a Soldiers Letter.-No. 40.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Sept. u, 1868.

POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y, Sept. II, 1868
EDITOR FREEMAN.-The past few weeks have
found our brigade more scattered than perhaps
at any time before since it was created. The
4th regiment remains at New York, the Sd is at
Newark, n. j., and the 5th and 9th are at X ings-
ton, some seventeen or eighteen miles from this
place. There were vague reports of a little dis
turbance there yesterday, but they need contirma-
ton. believe it is generally allowed that we
have kept pretty good order here in New York
since we have been made the instrument OF ex-
ecutve authority here Hitherto our regiment
has seen nothing but peace and good will, and it
seems not unlikely that we shall go back to the
war without having chance to show the New
York copperheads our remarkable prowess. 1t
will be Just as they see fit to have IL; it ls mat
ter of perfec. Indifference to us.
We came here week ago tonight little al
ter midnight. There was no opposition shown as
we quietly took possession of the town, and no
attempt has yet been made to dislodge US.
don't know whether it was especially intended
that we should land at that unreasonable hour,
day sooner than we were expected, but it was
very convenient for our friends, and enemies too /;
it saved them the trouble of reception There
was no demonstration of any kind. Not drum
was beat nor brickbat thrown. We marched
quietly by the barracks built for the l50th N. Y.
", Just east Of the city, and appropriated them
for our comfort The daily Eagte said next
morning that we marched through the city in d
very soldery manner, our closed ranks and quiet
behavior giving evidence Of the discipline we had
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-19
K. r. RIKER
DRAPER AND TAILOR,

Has just returned from New York with good stock Of
BR0ADCh0THS, CASSIIERES AND VEyTfNGS
Of Late Patterns and Styles,
German BroadcIoths, Black Doeskns, French
Fancy DOeskins for Gentlemen's Pants.
RICH SILK AND MARsEILLES vESTINGS,s SATIN
and silk Vestings, Of the best qusiities..
Al Gsrrnents made st his Shops will be done in the
most work kuanke and fashionable manner
Garments cut for others to make, and warranted To ft
Gentlemen wishing for good and fashionable Coat
get IL by calling at Riker's Shop, ''8+-
Nay H., 1864
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nations welfare. 1t is the most natural thing in
the world that he should do so, and we will have
all charity possible for him.
ANTI REBEL.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-09

The following is an extract from q
a letter from Eli II. Dukes, company
A, 2lst regiment, in relation to the
late battle ....
"Lieut. Col. Stoughton commanded
the regiment until he was wounded,
when he reluctantly left the field Mai.
NeMann then took command. He
led the regiment in two bayonet charg-
es with empty guns, but was finally
compelled to surrender a portion OF
the regiment.
Capt Alban fought brayely all day,
but was finally taken prisoner. Capt.
Cusac, although wounded, fought till
the last, when he was also taken pris-
oner. Capt. Allen, Lieuts. Richards
and Keller were wounded early in the
engagement. Lieuts. Vance, ,Dilworth
and Lamb, escaped being taken pris-
ers by making good use of their legs
Lieut.. Wilson Brown also attempted
to escape, but was wounded and TAX.
en- prisoner. ag "
We only have one Captain and five
Lieutenants left. Capt. vantine at
present commands the regiment
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-10-09
WYNKOoP' ICELAND tBCToRA1

Diseases of tho Throat. Chest and Pulmpna
ry organs, are ever prevalent, inside us An
dangerous. The pro ,ierties Of q medicine u
leviato, cure and uprnot these complaints
must be EypectOr'tiit, Aundyu" and hlvigOra
ting, luoscnirg the rucHs uf the threat. ana
tmpartiug tun- w. ite entire system. NJ dis.
Icuvery in medical science ever mastered this
class NJ diseases like DR.. Wyukoop's Icelud
PeCtcral II is used with the most astonish
ng result in al cases OF Bronchitis. Influenza
lWhooIing Cough. Dipthsria or Pujrid Sure
rhtoat, Asthma. Group, Coughs, Colds, Ner
ynuS lrriHb.litv. nc.
The kcv J.J. Potter, ccrtifles, "that have
used nr. WynSOhp's PICTORIAL for several
wears, myself ana In my family. for severe
Pulmonary Conn lIuls, and have recummel d.
ed IT to- many Others, and have never secu It's
equal"
Rev. ]. ! Potter, Brooklyn. Ny
Hurd.cdS and thousands OF important inst
imnnial, cpuld be produced, showing its re
lmarkahle cures An That II never fuis
II Is cumpu>cd ut pure Iceland Moss. Balm q
iGilead. pcruSiHn Balsam, ElecHmpane. Com
frey Burduck, aud ether Invaluable expect,
rant and tonic ingredicnis. II Is harmless,
prompt and lasting. lnyidds and sufferers
cannot afford to neg loct a trial. Every family
should have It. 1t Is remarkable Tor Cr,uT
Full descriptions, accommodation, aud H.
Ircctiurs. accompany each bottle.
Sold IN FIndlay, hy all the Druggists.
Prepared by Dr.. II. u. Wynknop, aud so
Ibv u. : Birnes X Co.,. New York.