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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
Thl,uNIoH LRAauHa

The Union Leagues OF. the United States
are also 70 hold . Gouucil in Baltimore on
or about the 7th ofJuue. They have SCI
cured the new Assembly Rooms for Their
place OF meeting. = Il is said they are by no
means e. agreed 10 their preference for; M.
LLnSoln's successor. Many Of them wersl
Lot L.ncoln last Wtnter, but great changes
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

sfafl is hFt4 PoandlsE, gestlsuSa, bu,
Ne viii 800 Ehe eau pound lspRest, (" said
Wellington ct watslIoe. BE pSopdsS htsa.sstts
that pounds last, in sighting. AllsBistorY
shows that the blows Vhlch tell re those
given altar the bAi.ls is8gon. Wsi6Fe Learns
iue this, at last. Simply to beat the enemy,
Is almost as nothing, if he is allowed to
escape and repair damages. Amer Ante.
tan, seventy thousand tattered and worn.
out rebels 'strGegled away uudisturbed
acsoas the Potomac Ths4heF01oEato.days
fights otherwise and in { bis, restless aud
persistent pressure forward We find tie
suress omen Of.oOmplets success. Though
''fainL Jet pursuing themp sesmsito be his
motto. -. ~; -. %
We areremtnded anew of this BY reading
the story of Joshua, as told BY Mr.. Froth-
ingbam in bis little book, designed for chill.
dren, of "Tales from the Patriarchs.D The
book, however, is of equal interest to chill
Idren Of a larger growth, for surely never
was moral lesson taught In more effective
manner or 10 more exquisite Language than
10 the following passage from. aThs Ar.
rested SunR - -i.7s
"Joshus allows NO moment of rest, no
break'in the onset, no pause In the carnage.
The work must be done-done at once.
done completely and done well. There
muse'he mo- second ight.9 These. hoFrfi
kings must be cong aud slain To- day.,
to-day, today. The ranks oil. the enemy
yield, they must be broken they are broE-,
go, they must be crushed; they are crush.
ed, they must be annihaIated., 40 for y
longer day !" shouted Joshua. "GiTe me
but o few hours before s3ndownl StSy,
thy setting, o. thou Fastening snn,I SHOW.
ne my foeS tilthe iS my foe mo- longer
Moments. have 70 do the work of h6urs.4|
Hours must do the work, of Gays. One
gay must hold the achievements Of seven,
ooEsl IT DOES The moYemeut Of the
Israelites Is like Tightening; their lset ont
Sun time. SWttter than the seconds are the
strokes of their swords when the shadows
fAlt on the hills of Gibeon. The great
battle Of the conquest was ended. The i've
armies had melted away before Joshua, The
man OF faith. The. Eve, hinge, crownlsss,
seepteEless, gashed and bloody, were hid
Ing In cave, awaiting the doom which
overlook them in the. morning..
"a poem was written about this great
battle, and in the poem it was said that
during that night march the moon waited,
and that during the battle the sun stood
sill inithS heavens. have NO doubt of
II. The;moo always stops for those who
go fast, and you may any time make the
sun stand still by filing the hours with
duty. The 500 stands still when It Is dis.
tanced, and it is distanced when you make
one day do the work of two.i The longest
day is the day that has the most purpose
crammed into it. The sun does DOT decide
how long the day shall be-ths will does
And II you can live so actively as to get
days duty into an hour, it is the same
thing as Masking the sun wait, day for
you" -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.

- y N4A4 VAAEALWNe
the Conventions and the Candidates.
Preparations At BaItimore.-The
Clevs1and and PhIladelpnia Move
menIa.l ,l.-.--.....-5... 80 -.
The following gossipy letter about polit-
icai matters We fnd 10 the N. Y. PosG a
paper that fayors the nomination of either
Mr.. Chase or Gen. Fremont to Mr.. Lincoln.
The letter is dated at Baltimore the 22d,
and It's statements must be taken With due
allowance, being written in the interest OF
the anti. Lincoln candidates:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
General sIEcl RelIoTed-Gon. Hunter
Takes his Place - 't''i p


Takes his Place a''
Special odrresponasnee Of the n. 7. Tribune,
HEAD0'T'Rs, CANp MAI CEDAR CREEK, !
- - 4 ~ - . 80 Aay az, 1854. 20
The arrival last evening Of Major Gssfn.
Hunter and STAFF at the headquarters of
Gen. Sigel, created Considerable excite.
ment throughout the different camps, aud
the greatest anxiety was displayed by both
officers aud men 70 learn the object of his
unexpected visit. lsss. - -
Gen. Sigel was absent from hesdouar.
tiers when Gen. Hunter arrived, but tsoou
returned and found Gen. Hunter sitting on
the porch of the ''Height MaDsiou," aEait-
ing his return. They shook hands cordi.
ally, and Immediately retired 70 Gen. SiHePs
private apartments. apss -
Early this morning the following orders
were promulgated to the command:
HEADQUARTERS DRP'T. WEST Va, \
t=1t.i CEDAR CREBK, Va, May 81, 1868 Z
= General Orders No. 27.-By an order OF
the President Of the United States 1 am
relieved from the command of this Depart
meut. Maj. Gen! Hunter, q. s. Vols, il
my successor. 10 leaving the troops un.
der my immediate command 1 feel it nv.
duty 70 give my most sincere thanks 10
the officers and men who have assisted me
~ IA4Anluly uaElng tneelast campaign.
Having no other wishes or aspirations but
to serve aod promote the great cause which
We are all bound to defend, hope that
fuai success may crown the indefAtieable
zeal and good will Of this army,
r. SIGEL, Major General.
HEApoUARTERs DEP'T. MRsT Va,
MARIIasluRss W. Va, May 2I. *
General Orders, No. 2s.-ARTeea6ly 70
the order Of the President OF the Untted
States, the undersigned assumes command
OF the Department Of West Virginia. AN.
reports and returns will be made 10 head .
quarters OF the Department, az at present
directed; and all Communications for he
Commanding General of the Department
viii be promptly forwarded to him 10 the
field: In addition to the present Depart-
mentistaff, Lieut.. Col. Charles @. Halpin IL
announced as Assistant Adjutant General,
and Msjor Samuel W. StoekliD as Aitle.de.
Camp And these officers will be respected
aud obeyed accordingly.
D. HUHTER, Msjor Gen. Com.
Gen. Sigel has been appointed BY Cen.
hunter 70 the command of the Reserve Di.
vision, which will comprise all Of The troops
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
Trustees Sale.

RYIirtue Of : dsed Of trus. executed By Hugh
- Etcho9 90 the 17th day Of March, 1859, Of 70.
cord 10, Ohio oounty, State Of WeAt VIrEinfa, in
bo0k VI folio ia and By other eed Of trust dated
me go day Of April, 1859. aud OF record in nd
door o. the Court HoHSo, in the city Of Wheeling.
on US DAYs JULY the sth, the following prop.
east side OF Market Square, aud haif 81 Iot HS ia
on The west side Of Market SQUARE In The Second
Mard'-And also, the MartinsTiIlo Ferry Right and
any of the above property viii be sold a. private
nyzs-.d ISAAC corrs. Trp..eo.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

WAsHs0EoS, AEEn a liza
WHRREAs, Sy satisfaetory svidsoee pro4epl.a
w to the underlined. Il hAS been made 10 -
pear That the First National Bank Of WhsehnR 4
been duly Organized under add AaeoFdInT "a ~
requirements OF the act Of Co0GEO1I entitled 1An
Aef % provide National ouFFOney, secured b.
pledge Of United States itoekS, and % provide 10
ne circulation and redemption thorooG5 Approved
Heorn1ry 26thS 1855 aud has compiled With an ne
PFoVnAonS Of aid oct required 70 b complied With
boI6FS eoDmeDeinE the 611n0os q banklnR. -.
- aSSHt tSeEe5eGes eamuelF. Howard, ptroIIsF
NattonAl Bank Of WheoliaS. County al ohIo sSS
STATE o. West Virginia, b authorized - e0nmS1cS
ne o1ans&s Of banking under the 6et af6rS1aTd
Of once th4s second day OF ApFil, 1854. - - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

FOR SALE. 5g- \.
tHB east half Of Lot No. q climate IN nsntrS
1Itsseot, hs41saa sixth RsSa nh StTSStS IN
ssla - large and eommodIons brick dwelling
70. ouse ylth hall e not sold IT private Aie bsioFs
the $50 Of Nay, 1854. Il will 81 oEered n n1hIfo
sale u The front door Of the Court HoRSS n Ia
., JOHN n. DOWNS,
HsJs-tu AdmIniltFAtor.
,.HThO above sale has been poZtpon.s nn.,,
MONDAY, JUNE 9Th, 1861, N.Y. ss1'A
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
GEO. w. SMITHS
.Farnn for Sale.

TN oousequsocs Of the removal Of part Of ny hra-
private and family nature, I Wish 70 contrast my
aMaIrs and eo1Ano my attention 70 NY old oltA6.
liEhed Brewing and Mailing b1slnoss u Whsett1E,
and 70 accomplish this o6aF for sale BY pEi1aES
contract till the 3lSt DAY OF MAY, 1884. and 4
not then sold b PHhlie auction, the MAdNI1I-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
ed oHAsl eosvEAEloN.

The Sstrongs Band" a secret military
Organization hYorsble TO the election 81
Ar. Chase to the Presidency. will hold "A
convention, am Informed, In cPhiladel.
Phta, on the 9Th Of June. What 'their
course will be, will, suppose, be .eontin.
gent upon events. y = - =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
SPRuULATIoRa

y is predicted BY the knowing ones, or
those who ptetend 10. know. That ne III
OF June Oonvention will Organize, aud after
comparing NOTES, viii adjourn 70 the month
OF September. Some Of The friends y, m.
Lincoln here regard such . movement n
tstAl 70 his reuomin6tion-others do Iot. Q
"a the other hand, am informed 81 nor,
friends o.. Me- Lideoln who preSezhint bat
are hostile 70 bis Cabinet, that lis nonf.
9stton ts . sure thing but that Il win ;be
49, 5SSo% PANIED % sleonditioos which IL lbe
SLganIs Ston OF an entirely new Cabinet.
Eesn hts second term CON mences. Il sisSt.
T.. VI course, the Cabinet friends ofiMr.,I
s I'nSSsn scout the acceptance Of aoy such
s19I Slsi5s are settling their plans for
dooS de ess. ,.Ss supremacy in Maryland,
ticket for President. They Want "a ss,.n
pc State Convention, so as't 81 g, III ~,
Athsr uponithe ticket Al large. ~ WIS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
The SteenrOd House

tBls place 4 undergoing alterations which Win
II. capt % . dFst class Boarding House Hofel,
lLn me drives and walks and fishing grounds or
.!9aa % converted Into Seminary, shich may b
aAae 70 accommodate from 100 10 200 studSnta :
apply TO hRs.JUDaE THOMPsoN, mySI.i4i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
THE oLEyELlxD coxvIHTIlon..

Great efforts, I-learn, are on foot to dis.
courage a nomination by the Oieyeland
Convention, and to induce that body Ia
adjourn to Baltimore and join forces With
the Institute one.term men; but il Is un-
derstood here that these efforts viii mot
prevail. A nomination by the Cleveland
Convention is eonsldeted, By those Who
aheet to know, a foregone conclusion and
II the Judgment of those in Maryland Who
symRathiEe with this movement IL 10 be
taken astan indication Of thu result; Gen.
Fremont will certainly be the nominee.laf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
OoUNTRY MERCHANTS.

Wsnaxe ai.Oelstsd with Us In the ba,tp.,; Nor.
hnonas Beans and n. augsenhelmor, Vh6s Tiii
~ tne 51ssness here in Az its braSehsa nj
nyaI.tt - El-s .-a.krE1r nrnrnrps
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

(uILl SAMUEL T. HOWARD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
TREASURY DEPARTNRHF.

o11Ioa o. oon1Teoll1a o 716 oUaalso1,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11
TO WHOM ASSESSED.

by . line 70 strike the
line Of Delaware avenue
ct right angleses 10l 100
feet 10 the said line Of.
said avenue, ct . point.
l42 feet 0 inches from
the southwest corner Of
said lot and squhre;i
thence with the line OF
said Delaware avenue
southwestuardly ice
feet Q inches, to the DO.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

Beginning on ed street
west IS feet north Of the
southeast corner OF said
lot and running thence
north 10 feet inches,
thence west 105 feet.
thence south IA feet 0
inches, thence east 30 feet
thence south 9 feet
thence east rs feet TO the
haoi pnIn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28
TO RESTORE TIE SICK TO HEALTH

The blood must be purified and all medicines.
are useless which do not possess the quality Of
stimulating the blood to discharge its impurities
into the bowels, BRASDRErn's PILLS posses. this
quality in high degree, and should be in every
family They are equally useful for children. and
adults; adapted to both sexes, and are as limo.
cent - bread. yet MOST EFFECTIVE As A MEDICINE
The Hon. Jacob Boyer. of sprineville. Ind.
wrote ,ns to Dr. Brandsth, under date Of Nav nth.
! have used your invaluable Vegetable Uni.
versal Pills in my family since 1855; thew have
always cured, even when other medicines var. ~
no avail. lhave been the means Of nv neigh.
bora using hundreds Of dollars worth and I am
satisfied they have received thousand per cent
In blessed health through their use. Thev are
used in this region for Bilious and. Liver
Diseases, Fever and Ague, and in Ill rheumatic
cases with the most perfect success. In faot they
ars the great reliance in sickness. and / trust
your venerable life may be long spared TO prepare
20 excellent . medine for the use of man.
Please send me your lowest price by the Rroes %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28


Tho steamer u sa5e4l l. elt A.o ~
rived mere from =, iol#i, wticn pss,,
she ictE Yesterday III .sn,n. ao'l b~nuta'
up the Sh Oaio Ipi.niry, ca,l.na 9;i =,
Maj. N,psiow, snoss ittul q! ,.ty.., Ia
expired. TO e,.ilDen, uaannci+ lo. ~
Hcers and rcD.
Toere Las been ~ very heavy ii i,ifs
within the past it" days, cat sh;rmiste.
are kept up Al along sbe hne, AMI -.
csnno eaii.4 81 fiusta is la,avy.
Cr,ny was heard about 5 o'cioch tween
~ mites IRON Be,nn.a uauured On : Z.
urday, wherr Gen. Butter Is ent,e ,ei i5,...
Tue se3sl- Dad. az aatacs op,u Hats.r.
entrsucnmeuts, but did M. succeed il
sfsctins any hing, sbd they wr.. DRIVEN
Of.
On Saturday the rebels attacked Shcri.
dsn's rear at :, ..cJA'- Ltrdrg, enc esp.
tured ie" 1t biz m.r. Il b.sade of IN
iAntry was at once dispatched to protect
6ber,dsn's rear, sni ia. r.be.s were kcp.
back "a Sneri!au mais tpr tho james
River, crossing II succ ssiuiy with his en-.
tire tran
The railroad is advsncei five miles FROM
City Point wards Petersburg.
Aes'eiuay ussfy uflbs "ah ue2fu IN tue
direction OF Petersburg.
Saturday night the rebels made sn at
tack on our piekets about che center of our
lines, and were rcpuistd with ituic or nc
loss 80 W..
q On tho heights beyond Petersburg, In,
rebels have An Is gan oa't.ry etsi NJ upon
the centre oil our Inc. IN front o. tuat
place. thus bat'ery las been very trouble.
come, aud SO isr 80 proved too heavy for
any artillery We have thought ss.in4t il.
Gen. Wilson has gnfc On another cavalry
expedition, and good news may De expect
Cd from him soon.
Two hundred rebel prisoners were at
City Point yvsteGd.y morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28


The headquarters correspondent u the
ComMs vctal .fdrsitfser, under date ii Jua,
Is, Gays the portion .. the 10th corps un.
der Gen. Foster, which went across Jam.s
river, is now operating en- the west bank
Of that stres,n IN conjunction With tie gun.
boats. AT last Accuuet> Foster had work
cd bic way past A,ken's Landing, which
place will bo remembered as having been
declared tue ground Tor the exchange OF
prisoners, aud before this reaches you b.
will probably have attacked. and We hone.
captured Chafiins B utf II Con. Poster
oucceeds In h,s mission ard carries this
formidable rebel stronghold, We eau thss
reduce Fl. Darling BY erecting a conuter-
work. A hesvy line Of cntrenchmenss, as
sisted by several mortar bosts, co1centra-
ting . sweeping fire. on Dsury's Bluff. is
the evident design VI Grant IN his opera.
sious. Tire capture Fl. Darling virtually
plsoes Richmond In cur hands. IL wilt then
b very easy mattel to destroy the rvbel
Iron Glade Or keep item at Richmond
Nothing .nen eau 0s,scer our batteries from
ohsllirg the rebel capital.
The msuoeuvers Of Grant Of the psst
Week have not been 70 bring on Z gener.
ol engagement, neither have We fought
any considerable battle. The main 90.
}ecs ~. to give relief to Gen. Hunter-
Oue main endeavors are TO obtain full
ond permanent possession Of the Peters.
bag ! Weldon Railroad, which cute the
4obsl Oonfedersoy 10 twin.
TIE Commercial says Of the accidsut on
~ eeie RAilrcsd, that Il We lees serious
ohao ae arst reported. The accident oc.
eussod q 8 o'oIockssn Sunday morn,nv
- Wee caused ~ oollissoo between :
ltslghs end gravel train. The only person
1all0h Vas lahofee % the gravel train.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28
Tho Singer Sewing Machines

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It's absolutely necessary to see the Family
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Inc Branch Offices are we'll supplied with silk
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28

Report that Lees Throat u I'm
Grants Clutches.
\rw YORK. June 2S.

New YORK, June %.
The steamer City Of London, with dates
Of the 9th inst, arrived early this morn
ing.
The steamer Alabama arrived at Cher
bourg OH the 18th, and was admitted and
landed 40 prisoners, crews OF captured
Federal vessels
Their names are not mentioned.
The Alabama was 10 be permitted TO
make extensive repairs at thcrbourg.
Parliamentary proceedings are unlmpor
tant.
The Daily Neus believes that the oppo-
stion to the plot for overth1owng Palmer
ston's ministry is troken down snd aban-
doned
The interesting resolution being craftlly
worded and not direct, il failed to receive
the vote Of large number of the conserya-
tives.
II is rumored that England viii propose
a new line of demarcation for the confer
ence. but Denmark still adheres to the line
Dannewerke.
The Duty -Ne'es says the prospects for
peace are as remote as ever.
The Germans continue to hald out.
Palmerston says in House of Commons
that the prolongation Of the armlstice was
| not final
The conference can be again extended, il
desired
The continental news is meagrc.
Some excitements under the latest new,
from Peru
| Lyerp Joi, June ] 18th The cotton mar
let firm and advancing. particularly iol
American which is I'd higher than at th,
departure Of the Africa.
The ship Al Tycoon, from New York fo
| San Francisco, was another vessel destroyed
by the pirate Alabama.
Scmmes publishc, III the Tins length,
justification of his destruction of prizes, tbs
| British government having refused TO le
| them into ports for adjudication.
The conference, which was postponed I'll
o-uay, has been further postponed to tn
| 18th
The Herald's Fl. Monroe letter, 24th
says that.news from Palmer expedition Il
destroy the Wilmington RI, represent
unlocked for euccess.
They DESTROYED the road and an lmmens
qua titv Of Government stores
A large number Of prisoners were cap
tured
The country is stripped of its white NAL
| Inhabitants
The Heralds City Point correspondent
26th, says fierce assault was made nigh
before on part of the 9TH and atn Corps
| but was repulsed
The rebel loss severe.
The Tribune's special SAYS that Mr.. Da
ma, Asst. Secy Of War. reports that Lee
| force is not more than two thirds as stron.
| as Grants
| Our losses in the movements on the VI 4
| don road is unirrportant
| Mr.. Dana says that Grant has Lee by the
throat and will not let 60 till strahsled u
death
h. is confident Of final aud conclusive
| success.
We have 81 900 prisoners yet in our
hands.
The Times special says the movements
of the rebels lately is mysterious
There appears to be general movement
to our lett and portions OF the 9th and 9th
! corps have moved 10 counteract any sudden
demonstration.
The 9th Corps is skirmishng on the
Weldon road
The road has not been used by the rebels
for several days.
The Petersburg papers state that tie
Danville road was cut by Hunter. who is
now ut Salem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28
Chicago d Rock Island Raj lrOad
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

nN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 18th, 1854,
~ and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily. Sundays excepted as follows ::
lst Mad train al .-...s % A. NJ
- cA pico ~ r n.
Arrive al Davenport daily, Sundays excepted
as follows
Isl Night express at ............5 60 A N.
I'd Daiiy express and mail train - 8 o. r. "
All trains over this route in direct connect
ton al Chicago with trains over both the Michi--
gan Southern, Michigan Central, Pttsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroads to and from De-
trot. Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati
Pittsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba
ny, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Washington
Passengers are reminded of the necessity
of giving distinct directions as 10 the destination
of their baggage, also to procure tickets before
taking their seats IN the cars, as the conductors
Chicago ana Rock Island Railroad
mv1s "a. j. +. TRACY Sup't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-28

these ftitrrs ere PREPARED IN pure hourhon
Nhl-KN Rom ~ con hlnai9an ~ over ~ d,tterant
flod9 otroote. tarks and teths which At - 80
i"rt concert one with te othet ,ircpared from ,h
II sihal icrmnia given ~ the great chief Rod
J"eket. - I,r Chapin. Who used item successfully
al ai@ practice ier many wears and bv their use
gained so great apopuaflts IN the cure Of tlysnen
"a, Liver Compliant Constipation, sick and xer.
Nou> headache Fever and A9ue and aid isea.es
artsng from torpid liver or indigestion Persona
suffering nom either Il these loaths ONE diseases
Will Ind q snie cure by the use OF these Bi,,ers
which are perfectly pure and free from all those
dfHss ana 4oisona Usually put up in such prepar.
atoms, alf tfncd 81 On an unslisp ect nc public
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