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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-19
PROBATE.

nIsTRICT of Etchheld, ss.s Probate Court |D May l6. 1864. Estate of MYRoN S. HfNt of Warren fin said District. an assigning debtor.
 The Court of Probate for the district of Litchfeld hath limited and allowed two months from the date hereof, fer the creditors of said estate, represented insolvent, in which to ex. hibit their claims thereto and has appointed Messrs. David Strong of Warren, and George F. Hickox of Litchfeld, Commissioners t o re- ceivs and examine said claims.
 Certified by
 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge. The Subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the dwelling of Myron s. Hine in said Warren, on the 18th day of July, 1864, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, on each of said days |, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment. e1o.e eaoae. s19ofd; E. MaeKox, comm'rs.
 All persons indebted to said Estate are rel quested to make immediate payment to 5m4 E. II. KELLOGG, Trustee. |DURSUANT to an order from the Court od U Probate for the District of Cornwall. ! will be sold st Public Auction, to the hipbestI oldacr. on the Fist day of May, 1864, at twol 10 clock in the afternoon, (unless previously disposed of at private sale,) so much of ths| real estate of EZEKIEL B1RDsrYR, late of Corn- wall in said district, deceased, as will raise the sum of three thousand six hundred dol lars. Sale to take place at the office of the Town Clerk in said Cornwall Terms made known at the time of sale.
 Dated at Cornwall, this 10th day of May,
 1864.
 sILAs c. BEERS,
 btls for the Executor
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-19
2LOAKs! CLOAKs! CLOAKs!

A Room devoted exclusively to the Clodk Trade. Q Drab Cloaks, Brown Cloaks, Gray Cloaks, ui |S Plaid Cloaks, Water Proof Cloaks, Silk H |S Cloaks, Ladies Cloaks, Misses Cl0aks, Ia Children's Cloaks, < Cloaks Ready e |H Made or made to order. S Cloths of all desirable colors. at prices that Twill please you. Buy your Cloth at the Arcade, If you wish Ito make it yourself. We will cut it to it fires |of chorge. Keep cool.
 Umbrellas for rainy days, and Sun Umbrel- Has and Parasols for sunshine.
 We might speak. of the Gloves, Hosiery, land Yankee Notions, COrsets, &e.-Brown and Bleached Cotton, Cottonades. Denims, Stripes, |Tickings, and 6 full line of DOMESTICGO |of all kinds-but have not time or room. Suf- lice it to say, we make 1t for the interest 0f ell Ito give us e call when in the City, and if not |here, to come. Follow the crowd, and you Twill find the Arcade and your fortune ct kx- change Place.
 R. I. TURNER.
 Waterbury, May 4th, 1884. SN
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-19
Collectors Notice.

gNyHE subscriber having received Town II Tax laid on List of 1868. of six mills on the dollar. also a Military Commission Tax and Dog Tax and warrant for col ccting the same would hereby give notice to all peisoRs liable to pay the above taxes, tha will meet them at the store of Henry J. Church in Washs ington, May S0th, from 8 P. NJ. to ( r. NJ. to receive the same. .s
 All persons neglecting to pay their sGxcs at the above time and place may expect to pay the legal fees.
 EDWARD J. POND, Collector. Washington, April 26th, 1864. St2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-19
VESSELS & BUEL,

 VESSELS & BUEL,
 AT TEE CASH DRUG STORE NORTH STREET. Are constantly receiving additi..sps Ito their stock of
 DRUGS AND MEDICINES, and any one wishing Goodsiu our line will please give us call. Prices of everything in our line of goods are enormosly high, but as mon ey is quite plenty, we trust it will not make any difference with the public in their purchases.
 Any one wanting Paints, &c., this spring, will find them at our Store, as low as can be afforded. We have just received an assortment of California
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-19
LOST.

A LADY'S GOLD WATCH, in Chased "A HUNTING CASE. It was lost on the 'oad to Goshen. The finder will receive a lib 'ral reward on leaving it with the Postmaster
 Litchaeld, May 18th, 1864. 5t2
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-05-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
pr. Terrel's Healing Ointment.

yE HE pleasantest to use. The Cheapest and II the Best.
 For Sore Lips or Nose, Charped Hands Frosted Feet, Burns Scalds, Corns, Pimples or the Face Salt Rheum, Piles, (either Itching o1 |External,) Sores on Children, Scald Head |Chafng of Infants, Infamed or Broken Breast |Inflamatory Rheumatism, Sc. No family
 should be without a box of this valuable Ont-
 ment, to apply immediately in case of a Burn
 Price 25 cents. 1y30
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
The morganto,vn weekly Port.

We have received the first number OF q
weekly paper with the above title publish
ed at Morgantown, Monong ALA county, by
Henry NJ. Morgan. 1t takes the place of
the MOrgantown Monitor, whose timely
death we ohronicled some weeks ago.
Unlike the Monitor the Post bids fair to be
40 earnest supporter of all the efforts of
the Government to suppress the rebellion,
and supplies a desideratum which has long
been felt by the truly loyal people OF Mon
Ongalia. The Pc st is not content to leave
its position vaguely and loosely defined
but takes its stand upon the great Nation
al platform; the country aud the Coustitu.
ton. The following extract from the
POsfs salutatory will Sufficiently define it's
position on the war question:
"Men may cry peace peace but there
is no peace" Tbisl Is a war for tho preser-
walton of our nations honor: for our liber-
ties, and our position among the nations of
the earth. Then let it rage though our
whole country should be converted into a
theatre of desOlRting war; let it rage till
the clashing of steel and the booming of
cannon shall be echoed from every hill top
and valley throughout the land; till the
vail of the widow and the cry OF the or
Phan shall have pierced the very clouds;
till the tread of sOldiery shall have hard.
ened every foot of American soil; till the
smoke of battle shall envelope the country
In one continual gloom; and human blood
shall have polluted every stream on the
face of the continent; until we have seeur.
ed our honor aud saved our conutry, we
shall only cry, tVdT! wAR!I WAR!!!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
FrlghtfuI railroad Accident.

The Toledo Blade, received yesterday,
contains the particulars of most horrible
accident which occurred to a passenger
train on the Cleveland and Toledo railroad
last Tuesday. The tram, consisting of
ten cars, was thrown from the track by
misplaced switch at Bellevue Station. The
front portion of the passenger train was
thrown upon coal train aud the whole
caught fire. As 5000 as possible the pas
SenReTs in the rear csrs went forward to
ascertain who was injured, and found
William Allen, the bage4gemau, almost
roasting alive; one OF his legs had been
caught in the baggage and the FIRE was
burning fearfully all around him. They
tried to e1triCate him, but their efforts
were fruitless, and be begged those present
to chop off his leg and take him away
An aye aOas procured, t,OO or three 6Lows
severed the limb, and he was removed, but
died shortly after. Joseph Allen, brake
man, it is supposed, was buried in the
wreck and consumed, as no traces of him
could be discovered. The engineer was
uDipjured. The fireman was badly bruised
and was picked out of the ditch. A child
in the aFmS of a lady passenger was dis.
covered to Oe dead, in its mothers arms,
as the latter was taken from the RUNS, but
there were no marks of injury on its body, |
and it isssuppOsed to have been sutfocated.
Conductor Ames was considerably bruised
and his face badly burned, but his injuries
will not prove serious.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
Circular Saw Mills.

NHE undsr'tgned is now manufacturing at Clarke
L burg, West Va, Improved Circular Saw MilIA
many features of which of his own ipveEtion
aud offers them for sale as reasonable terms a.
the times will admit.
See the following Testimony Of those using them:
NEAR HAKRIsoNvILLE, W. Va Sept. 1868
MR. IRA uART.-Sh: We have been using the Mill
you made for Us, for the last months and lis one
ration has been entirely sAtisEActOry,
Your new Friction Head Books are sjugularlv CON.
venient and efficient and absolutely free from all
liability to get out Of repair Yours T.uly.
Park hR IRELAND.
GREENWOOD. ~, ". Va, X. r.
l have been using of Ira IIart's Improved
o. X II. Co. ''' '"' - :"
Its operation is all that could be desired
The Head Blocks are novel a 4 remark 1blv COM
Veuient. EUGENIITS HkSRV
WEBSTER, W. Va, MAR CLARION
am using one of ira IArt's improved Circular
The least that eau say Is, that advise every per-
son wishing a Mil, to buy one them.
J y. MARKER
will guarantee these Mills 10 cut 1000 feet more
lumber per day than any other Mill with the same
hands aud power. IRA HART
Steam Engines both Portable and Stationary. on
hand, suitable for running the above Mills
Engin of my own or other manufacture fur
"'9he" 70 Greer mrl+* IRA HART,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
PUBLIC SALE.

I WILL sell at Public Sale GU Thur sdAy, the SIS,
i day of March, 1864 to the highest bidder, tn
farm known as the James Q. Sanders farm The
said farm is located Ia Liberty Township, M4r,ta ali
county, West Va, containing thirty acres about u
acres cleared, with II small orchard of good run
aud a dwelling hOuse; the balance of said faru Il,
we'll tinb red. The farm is about ~ miles from
the town Of Cameron and about the same its,Aa,,
from the village Of Glen Easton.
The conditions are rs follow: One.fOuTth 10 hhnd
one fourth in nine months, fsuIth in eighteen
months and Ouc-tourth iu tWenty-iOur months witt
interest from date. The purchaser giving boad
with approved security. The title will be ,e,A.ne:
till the money Ia all paid. GEORGES HuBBS,
mr12 2td&2tw& Executnf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
WhsslinR Omo.rsR.I.....,

Among the prisoners released from,
Rtcbmsnd prisons upon the late exchange.
We notice the names of Cant. Weston.
ROwand, of the lst West Virginia Cavalry
Capt. Thomas Reed, LIST West y a. Infant
~ and Col. F. a. Bartlesou, of the Tooth
Illinois lnfautry, native of this city.
mere were six hundred and sixty prison.
ers arrived at Annapolis on Wednesday,
and the above officers were of the number.
They left Richmond last Monday. The
prisoners report that the widest excite
ment existed in Richmond on Sunday last
in relation to the raid of General Kilpat-
rick. The firing of guns could be distinctly
heard by our men on Belle Isle, the dis
lance of the skirmishing from the city
being, they state, not more than a mile
and half or TWO miles. The rebels said
that they bad mined Libby Prison, aud if
the city fell into the hands of the Union
troops they intended to blow the building
to atoms, with all the officers contained
therein. The prisoners captured during
the late raid are most inhumanly treated;
and any of our men wearing the uniform
OF a cavalrymau is certain to be Knocked
down wherever found, aud beaten by rebel
soldiers. Threats are made 10 hang all
theprisouers taken during the raid.
There are large number of "citizeus Of
the South" and natives ITO the mano,
born" included in this arrival. One Of
our soldiers has between one hundred and
fifty and two hundred, well preserved in
whisky in vial bout an Inch long in his
Oare-they are lice as large as grain OF
wheat. The filth of Belle Isle is described
as unutterabIe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
TRuSTEE'S sALE
{ Real Eateteln Martinavllle. Ohln.

or Real Estate Ina MRrtinSvIlle, OHIO.
10y virtue of u deed of trust executed by Johu X
on the 18th day OF February, 1868, and now on ru
cora in the kecorder's Office, OF Belmont county,
Ohio, in volume 6, page 2N3 will sell on THURSDAY
the Slst day OF March next, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ ~
the premises in the rOwh Of MartiusvilIe tue fol
towing property, To wit: Lots Numbered one hun.
bred aud thirty and hundred and Ihirty-one,
(lSO and 1871 situated in WAlAces addition 10 his
town of MartinsviIs; on the lots is erected con-,
Portable dwelling hCH Q.
Terms OF sale: $3.50 in cash, aud the baIarce IL
six and twelve months, with interest from date, the
purchaser giving boni aud approved security asd
the title to be retained utl purchase money i. paid
in full AC MCKEE
fel2O.td Trns go
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
P OLLACk'S NOTION HOUSE.
SPRING TRADE, 1864,

ID ECEIVlNG aud. opening for sale the Spring
IL Stock OF Notions and Raucy Goods, which for
eXtensv" assortment and careful selection cannot
well be excelled III any House in the western mar
ket $500
With recent arrangements in Europe for direct
importation Of leading foreign Goods and by early
aud large purchases in domestic manufacturers
awaiting the ldie fVnnce in price, SHALL for the
attraction OF increased aud permanent trade to this
city, divide literally with my customers, advantages
secured against competition The prices will range
uniform with Baltimore and Philadelphia and the
buyer FAVE freight aud delay attending shipment
from those markets. Particular attention devoted
to suffers stores the stock Of which will be CON
300 Reams Note Paper.
200 ReaUIs Letter Paper.
$50 '' Cap I"
100000 Envelopes assorted.
100 Gross Pencils.
1000 - Steel Pens.
$40 Black and Red Ink
5000 doz Chadwicks Spool Cotton.
zoo lbs Linen Thread.
100000 Needles.
20 dOZ Carpet Bags
100 Trunks, assorted.
500 doZ Shoe Brushes.
60j Shakers
20 Ladies' Hats, trimmed,
300 skirt Braids.
1903 Is Cotton "a Hose.
500 Ladies and ChildCens Hose
800 GAUntlets
80 I" TOuvins best Kind jIOVea
1OO Gross Matches.
So cz Military Hat Cords
so - Wallets.
so - POrtemonnaies.
300 's PerFumeEy
500 Pipes
1000 Combs.
10000 Z" Prize Packages.
I'd Il Cases assorted, to arrive
patronage OF Merchants and SuttIerg ra,oacFF,II,,
sonCttea, mi wv AUGUSTUS POL,LACK
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
TruStee'S Sale of Real ESta1e,

fbf virtue Of deed Of trust made by MaTus Fur.
ID geson and David W. Gibson, dated ,he gan
Recorder for Ohio county, in deed book number
forty. twO-2-IOIiO four hundred aud three-403-.
will. on SATURDAY, the 5Ih day of March, 1904
at 10 O'Clock A. M, ut the front door the Cuurl
House OF Ohio cou nty, proceed to sell lots number
nine and ten, in square number tWenty-eight, Ia
that part of the city of Wheeling called Buena Vista
addition to tho city Of Wheeling. laid out by
Emma Churchills trustee
On the above described property Is frame cottage
with two rooms, good well of water, &c.
Selling as trustee snail convey such title 10
vested in me by said deed Of trust.
Terms of sAle-Casl.
feA3-td H. COTS, Trustee.
P. S.-The above sale is postponed until MON.
DAY, the 4th day of APRIL, 1864.
mar4-Id uENRY C. COTS, Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
"a, Aa,so, q, es, eI,3O CSC.

Will our friends, in sending subscrip-
ttons to the Intsltigsneer, please remember
that the price of the Daily for one month
is 65 cents. for two months $3.50, for
three months Sl,95. for six mouths $3.50!
and for one year 81! That the price o.
the Tri Weekly for one year is 81, for six
months 50, and for three months S1,25.-
That the price of the Weekly is So year,
or 81 for six months. These terms we dc
not depart from, aud request that our pat
rous will make note of them, and thus
save themselves and US much trouble.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

We call attention to the notice of the
Mayor ordering all drinking saloons to be
closed. We understand from him that it is
his intention to recommend to the Council
that pro rata of the license money be
refunded for the number of days such
places are closed. This course will re-
move all cause of complaint by the sa-
loon keepers against the Mayor, but
whether it does or does not. is matter of
little moment compared with the preser-
walton of good order in the city, and the
protection of life and property. Whisky
alone is responsible for all the rowdyism
which has kept the city in ferment of
excitement during the week that has past.
We are well aware that the Secessionists
are secretly gloatiug over the riotous con-
duct of the soldiers. They roll it as a
sweet mOrsel under their tongues, for it
gives them somewhat of an excuse for the
opprobrious epithets.. which they delight at
all times to apply to the men who have so
often risked their lives for the preserva-
ton OF the government.
We believe it is the duty of the Mayor
as the chief officer of the city not only to
issue such an order but to gee that it is
rigidly enforced, and we have no doubt he
will be sustained by all good citizens in
the application of whatever means he may
deem necessary to insure the effectual
closing up of these establishments.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
ALIENS LUNG BALNAM

Will BREAK UP EVEN THE MOTT HARKSSTNc
COUGH
IN A FEW HOURS TIME.
II 1t is only perSevered in. Oh what is tn. ynlna
OF money compared with health
USE THIS ALBUQUERQUE BUT HARMLESS
REMEDY IN TIME!
Call Upon the Agents and Retap,m-
phIeL,
And lead the treaties upon Consumption (which il.
worth more alone than the price OF medicIne|
incurable W. 'On''ueEeu
For sale by the proprietorS,
j. N. HARRIS T. co.
To whom address all orders. O'O'
Gold BY Medicine dealers generally wbo,...,.
by LAUGHL1N'S u BUSuPIELD, 4. BOOKING A
Q GOUD 4 co. LOGAN, LIST / 90, T II LOGAN
w., wheeling, Va, and by all Pittsburgh Drug.
SS''' mrl4 2mdGw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
Arrival OF First Virginia Boys at AM
nHpOlIs, from Richmond.
COLLEGE GREEN BARRACKS
ANNAPOLIS March 10 1894 7


Editors Intelligencer:
Thinking you would like to hear of the
safe arrival of some OF the 1st Virginia
Infantry, here send you the names of
those who came down on the last boat
from Richmoud:
Capt. Thos. Reed. Co. H; Scrp't VIM. s
Tippett, Co. l; Corpl Alfred BaltzGiI Go
l; Drummer John Reese, Co. E: PGy.tcs
John Shepard. Co. F; Georgs Pratber Co
b Michael Conley, Co. E, and Thos. Craw-
ford, Co. G. 49, - .
There were some five men of the Upsbur
county militia, who were captured last Sep
temher, came down with us
also enclose you the Richmond Dis
to see it.
Those of the LIST Va. who ure yet on
Belle Isle are in pretty good health. The
q. 5. are sending prisoners to Georgia
very fast, aud fear that our bows will he
sent there in few days
Yours in haste, WM. S. TIppErr,
Serg't Co. !, lst Va. Infantry.
The Richmond paper sent us by our cor
respondent is Dispatch of the 7tb. 1t is
but half sheet and mostly filled With
advertisements, there being only four COL
umns of reading matter, relating almost
entirely to the late raid Of Gen. Fitzpatrick.
copied from Northern paners. We make
the following clips from its local column ::
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-Abont 10 O'Clock
on Friday night last most destructive fre
occurred at the Government Stables. near
Bacon's Quarter Branch One of the lone
wooden buildings within the enclosure in
which were some thirty-tive of the best
horses owned by the Government, (sucb ms
are generally ridden by Quartermasters,
&c.,l was entirely consumed, and seventeen
OF the animals burnt 10 death. The loss
on the building is estimated ut about 500
OOO, while 1t is supposed that the horses
'each would bring about 81 500. The or.
igin of the contlagration wits that there NJ,
oelng sufficient accommodations for the
negroes employed by the Government NJ
the Branch, some of them had been per
United 10 occupy two of the stalls in this
stable, opposite each other, aud having
quit hre IN the centre of the passage be-
tween the stalls they fell asleep, when. a
snort time after, chunk of wood rolled
down and set fire to the building.
Before tue extinguishment of the above
hre, q large light was observed in direc.
ton east OF the city, which proved tn he
the burning Of a stable on the farm of Mr.
J. W. Randolph, about two miles from
Richmond. Mr.. R lost, in addition to the
stable, four horses, two COWS, one carriage,
two 0uggtes, harness, &C., valued at Sl5,'
900 The fire was the work of an incep.
diary.
Tbs CAUSE OF IT.-The firing of
of their muskels by the guards on Belle
lsle' on Saturday last, about IL o'clock, as
ls usually the case after damp nights
guard duty, gave rise to the rumor which
was currently circulated in the city, that
Ihere had been revolt among the Yankee
prisoners on the Island, and that our can
non overlooking their camp had been cred
upon them' killing some three or four hum
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

BRONCHIAL .AFFEorloNs.-A knowl.doa
OF the manner in which varions articlsS
are combined to form Browne Bronchial
TrOches," and the beneficial effects resnit.
ing from the use of them, has induced me-
to use them IN my practice, believing them
of great benefit in affections of the Rron-
chial organs.-J. F. W. Lane, NJ. D.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
Daily Report of Enl,stments.
OFFICE A. A. P. NJ. GEN'L, I
WHEELING, March II, 1864. +

LIST ". va. CAVALRY.
RE-ENLIsTED.
Co c, Samuel Wheeler, Ma,amoras
Washington county, Ohio.
ElmOre Hartman, Wheeling, 4th Ward,
LIST Dis. S. D. 9.
lsT W. VA INFANTRY.
NEW RECRUITS
VIM Lytle, VIM H Clatterback, not mus
tered or credited.
TIN W. VA. CAVALRY.
county.
James X Bias, PeytODa, Boone county.
lsT VI. VA. CAVALRY.
Parkhurst Chase, East Fiulay Township,
Washington county, Pa.
Hart, Cameron, Marshal county.
9TH w. VA. CAVALRY.
Chas Riser. Cameron, Marshall county.
Henry c Powell, West Union, Doddridge
Amody Griffin, Harrisville, Richie
county.
William Cooper, Greenwood, Doddridge
Hugh Phelps, parkersburgh, Wood
county.
Benton Myers, Greenwood, Doadridgo
county.
9Th W. va. INFANTRY.
David Brenard, Taylor county.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

ARE you aware that a simple cough ter
inmates in consumption Why not be wise
!n .I 1me and use Aliens Lung Balsam which
cousequenOes2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14

God guard our nag, AID keep each star
Each stripe e. bright as new they wave,
Still make It lead our ranks in war,
stu float above each patriots grave,
Death TO the traitor that would dare
To trail it through the dust of shame,
All honest hearts Its lot will share
And follow 1t to Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
DIED.

DIED.
At his residence in Moandsville, on the 9th pst
Mr. JOHN W. sHRoDEs, in the Sc year OF his age.
Sunday, March 18th, 1884, at sk O'CLOCK p. NJ
JOSEPHINE, wife of Luciau Muhon, aged 90 years
The Funeral will take place Tuesday afternoon at
2o'clock, from her late residence on ChlpIiue st.
between First and Second, Centre Wheeling The
friends Of the family respectfully invited to att
end.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-14
3 3 9 = 3 2 3 3
STOP THAT COUGH !!

kNRlEND Are you aware that you are ri,kin,,
II your life by neglecting that CoIGH! What II Il
!. only cold and it will soon '.w.ar itself away
you continue to neglect yourself the result will
OF tigtuess across the :chest, attended with DAT
rug pain. hen the cough will become dry and that
WnIGh you raise Will be thick and yellow or white
soon you will find that you HAYS hectic lever cold
Chile, night SWeAts. The matter and phlegm will
increase with great srOstrGtiOR! lfJou still neglect
yourself short time vi | see you conveyed to the
grave. Hare you not c1WSe to be GIarnIedP Tie
thoHs"ndS whom this great deNtrnyer has gathered
10 me grave every single bGGdn Nth slmDle
eofa. II this had been attended time, all might
nave bee well bnt being neglected under the ia.
ieTred its deadly action to the oubstancc of az
Lungs, exciting there a IoRMA7IoN OF TUpERoI "a
Another and another cold added fuel to the flau,e
until these tubercl began to soften and seuArate:
leaving by those alterations GREAT C.vIrIEs in the
LUNGS AT this crisis the disease yer, difficult to
cure, and often sets at defiance all human nkilI