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The weekly union record., 1865-01-28

JOIN 81. GARDNER kILLED.-On Wedues-
day last, this gentleman was suddenly killed
By the caving of bank, in his mining claim,
at Thompso. Flat. He was working alone,
near the public road, and some one passing
discovered the caving Of the bank. and his
boots laying upon the bank and gave notice
to the miners who Immediately run to the spot
and commenced shoyeling of the dirt The
bank was about eight feet high, and of soft
crumblng nature, and although the body was
entirely covered up, his head was found less
than - inches under loose dirt. II is suppo-
sed be remained undiscovered some three hours
none Of his limbs were broken, nor any no
ticeable bruises upon his body. but life extinct
Mr.. Gardner was from Hogsnberg, New Y ork,
and settled at Thompson Flat in 1858, and
was - years old, was single and it is not
known if he has relatives in this State. He
was 40 honest. intelligent and public-spirted
man and miner, and highly respected in the
community where knowu.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-28
DIED.

Near Miners Ranch. January 18th, Charles ".
E. only Son Of ". H. n. and N. NJ. Jones.
In Chico, January 18th, of Spasms, Kitty, only
child of E. B. and Sarah Pond, aged one year and
nine months.
She was bright and beautiful cherub, admired
and beloved by all who knew her; and her untime-
ly exit, has brought gloom to the countenances of
many. MRs.J. c.. NJ.
Near Hamilton. jan ls. IS, of Consumption
Mrs. Elizabeth B., wife OF John Beall, Esq, aged
forty years.
A remarkable circumstance in the history Of the
deceased was that her birth and death occurred the
same hour of the day, the same day of the month,
and the same month of the year. thus completing,
almost to a minute, 40 years. She was the second
daughter of Gen. R. B. Moore, of Hamilton, and
was married to her now bereaved husband, in Cam
bridge. Ohio, in the year ls4i, subsequently the
family removed to Missouri, and in March 1856,
landed in California, joining other members of her
fathers family, that had made California their
home. The deceased possessed many excellencies
OF character-ofa modest, gentle and afectionste
disposition, she an atectionate wife and loving
mother; 4 neighbor and friend, she will long be
remembered for her gentle kindness and acts Of be
nevolence. She was long sufferer, but bore all
with patient resignation manifesting her faith in
the goodness and mercy of God. When convinced
that her departure was at hand, she called around
her the members of her family, her aged father,
brothers and sister, and after assuring them that
death had terrors for her, and that she was go
ing TO meet the loved ones that had gone before,
where all tears should be wiped away, she exhorted
them all to meet her in that bright world. 1t was
scene of deep interest and was like the chamber
where the good meet their fate, privileged beyond
the common walks, quite in the verge OF Heaven.
She leaves husband and six children to mourn
their loss, yet not without hopeassured that their
loss is her infinite gain.
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notice.!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL THOSE
~ holding County Indebtedness, that the call
for the surrender Of the given December 10th
A. r.. 1854, stands open for proposals until the
sixth day Of February A. n. lS65, as required by
law. And further, that il consequence Of the He
gal course pursued in opening the proposals placed
IN the hands Of the Treasurer subsequent to the
above call, before the time required by law, such
proposals and warrants are left 10 the viii Of the
owners, to remain in the hands of the Treasurer till
legally opened or wIthdrew-changed or otherwise
as they see proper before the time required by law
for the opening Of the same.
Qroville. January 2lst 1855. nls
The weekly union record., 1865-01-28

"ABRAHAN. '-Sambo. Cufee Cesar, Pom
pey, and the names of other ancient WORTHLESS
and unworthies, are played out as negro appel
Iatives Abraham is the popular name now,
as will be seen by the following experience Of
lady visitor at Norfolk AT the contraba1d
camp she became surrounded by number of
mothers with their haaes, and, placing her
hand upon little wooly head, said, What a
fne little boy-what is bis name = Abraham,
replied the sable mother, emphatically And
what Is this bright eyed little fellow named p
Abraham, was the proud response. Taking
the hand OF another, who was trying to walk,
she put the same query. and again the favorite
Abraham burst upon ber ear; and in going
around the circle, she found no less than nine
ebony A brahams."
The weekly union record., 1865-01-28
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF CARL THOMAS HANCKE, De
II ceased--Notice Is hereby given by the under ?
signed. aSmlniSiratriX Of the above named estate
to the creditors Of. and all persons having claims
against said deceased. 10 exhibit the same with the
necessary vouchers. within ten months from the
first publication OF this notice, TO the undersigned
at her residence. Monte Pc 0ro' Mining Claims
Oregon Township. Butte County.
D0RETTE LOUISA HANCKE.
AdministratriX Of said Estate
!. N. BURT. Attorney for the Estate.
Dated 0roTille, January 18th 1855. 5w-ls
The weekly union record., 1865-01-28

SAN FRANoIsco dispatch says the French
Consul iO that city disclaims any official knowl
edge of the eesSion Of the northwestern Mexican
States to France. and of DR.. Gwin's appoint
ment as Governor General.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-28

RoBBERY.-During last week, two robbers
entered the house of Mr. Hawkins, near the
Table Mountain. while the occupants were
sleeping and carried out the safe, which con-
tained some two hundred dollars in coin and
jewelry. The safe was carried some two hun
dred yards below the house, and broken open
by pounding it with large stones.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-28

lxFoRrANr--Pariies appealing from the
Judgment Of justices Courts should remember
that the County Court Of Butte holds, that IN
order 10 be perfect, an appeal must contain a
Federal revenue stamp as required by law.
Parties litigani should be careful. or their ap-
pesls may be dismissed for want Of the neces-
Sary stamp.
WHERE TO Cove frequently hear Of men
begging for triie 10 get something 10 eat or
for work to earn living. All who are in such
a condition should apply 10 the Central Pacific
Railroad Company. That Institution is fur
pishing employment to all who apply for it, and
will give employment all Spring and Summer.
so says the Bee.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-28

JUSrIcE WITHOUT LAwYERS.-We dropped
into Justice Coughey's court, the other day,
and found a Jury of six Of our good citizens
trying John Doe for petit larceny without the
intervention of lawyers on either side. The
court and the jury asked the questions to the
witnesses Defendant found guilty The jury
upon being discharged, expressed great salts
faction tbst their valuable time had not been
consumed by loug speeches.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-28

II OCULAR TRAINS LEAVE MARYSVILLE
H for Oroville daily-conneoing at Oroville
with Stages of the California Stage Company for
Shasta and the Northern Mines.
NJ, and 8 P. NJ.
Leaving Oroyille Sunday excepted) at A. NJ.
and P. NJ.
sundays-Leave Marysville at P. N. Leave
Orovie at P. N.
Freight reaching Marysville by steamboat con
signed TO Care OF Railroad" will be received on
the cars at the Steamboat Landing, and forwarded
to Orovlle without cost for forwarding commission
or drayage. -,
At Oroville, merchandise for CUP country will
be stored in the Railroad Depot, and delivered to
order Of owners free of charge.
ANDREW J. BINNEY, supt.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-28
BIRTH

On Sunday. January 22d. the wife of Henry S.
Leamsn, of a daughter.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-28

OPENING BAIL.-Bird i Hopkins, OF the
Union Hotel, will give grand opening ball
on Friday, February Sd. Mr.. Hopkins having
but recently became interested in this estab-
lishment, proposes, TO his numerous friends, 10
give them an opportunity to enjoy few social
hours in the mazy dance. See advertisement.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-28

IF You want good liquor, wines, cigars or any
article kept in number ONE saloons, so TO Lee
and Evaus, on Montgomery street. See the
advertisement headed-~strategy, my boy
The weekly union record., 1865-01-28

AFFoINIsp.-W. s. Green has been ap
pointed postmaster a, Magslia.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-28

Near Miners Ranch. January 18th, Charles ".
E. only Son OF ". II. \. and N. NJ. Jones.
In Chico, January 18th. of Spasms, Kitty, only
child of E. B. and Sarah Pond, aged one year and
nine months
The weekly union record., 1865-01-28

For SALE.-W. E. Deamer offers for sale
his saloon and fixtures at low rate Apply
soon or you will lose bargain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-08
CITY ITEMS.

SALEoF SILVER PLATED WHARF.-THE
sale of silver plated ware by auction
commenced at Bishops jewelry store
Yesterday afternoon, and such a crowded
room we never saw. Some Of the finest
silver plated ware ever brought to this
CITY was sold at and below cost. The
sale will be continued this afternoon and
evening, and all who wish to secure sill
YER ware at cheaper prices than it was
ever sold in Wheeling for will do well to
attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-08
nIrv AND STATE NEWS.
.,d md Other Markets. an"
: sn1. @s I'M. Matter to be ''""' on

The river was falling last
Il" ;,, with between twenty-five ana
feet water in the channel, Inc
'''' ,ng presented all unusually hVeiy
nd brisk appearance ,oa
ri The steamer Potomac, Capt flns' is.'
r;nciunati. with u good trip oil pas
o,,rs and freight. o
~r w.. steamer Wild Wagner Capt.,
arrived from Cincinnati, fuii OIL
.,ht and people. She leaves TINS
,;no At nine o'clock for Cincinnati
,,. steamer Kate Putnam, Capt, Ana
r;n leave tomorrow morning Tor
a.. Lower Ohio.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-08

,..,, ND FATAL DIsEASE.-An eX-
',,.. SAYS. "a disease which appears TO
= n, skill of the doctors has broken
"a the vicinity of New Philadelphia
The victim is attacked first by
I.n, pains in the stomach. accompan-
W., vomiting. 1t has so far, we be-
moved fatal in nearly every case.
,,,rtem examinations have been
4. but it appears that the physicians
.Ilunable to tell anything about it.
number of persons have been
Ihv if in Tuscarawas county"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-08

.r edition of the New Testament III
everything is made to conform
t to Baptist principles. has at
been issued. 1t reads after this
.Ju those days came John the
m..,rr preaching in the wilderness OF
Ira Let III hope that no one will be
.,,J 70 issue another edition which
rr read: In those days came John
srrpLcr" etc. The great body "t
p,rti,t~ i'm this country have N"
,,1othy with this movement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-08

PosToFFICE AFFAIRS. The Postmaster
,rurra has ordered the following
aIugrS in this State:
The office at Cabell Court House, Ca
orIl county, is re-established, and b. L.
Curry appointed postmaster AT Mason,
Mason county, c. H. Bumgarner is APP
polntcdpostmaster in place of Low Adj
.uS. declined
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-08

The recent freshct has considerably
,uterfered with some of the railroads
leading to this city. The Central Ohio
and Pittsburg and Cleveland alone es-
capped injury, and trains are still running
regularly on their routes The damage
sustained 10y the Baltimore and Ohio
road is being rapidly repaired, and in a
lay OF two trains will be running as
l>ual
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-08

rE Western Virginia Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church will
",,,t in this city to-day A large mum
rrl ot IT'S members had reached the city
Iu>t evening
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-08

AMrMoRIAL from the Legislature of
ais State, asking Congress to enable
Western Virginia to manumit her slaves,
vas a few days ago presented to the Sen
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-08

ADDITIONAL TAXoN RAILROAD hon
Tue smendatory tariff bill passed 10y
congress imposes an additional duty of
jhrce dollars per ton on railroad iron
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-08

We are now under nightly obligations
10 Mr. Mckclvey, OF the Nows Depot, for
Cincinnati papers on the evening of the
lay on which they are published
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-08

Inr CITY was unusually quiet yester
day Business in police and military
rIIcles was dull
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-08

FRESH AND CHEAP.-Oysters, eggs but
ter meat. aud everything pertaining to first
class grocery establishment for sale cheap 10y
Booth Battelle & Co, at the Boat Store corner
Monroe aud Water straots CtIl IA s1a.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-08

THE BEST PREPARATION in the world for
a Cough or Cold is DR.. Tanners Cough Mixture
Try it, For sale by Chas. Graham, Main street
Cantre Wheeling, and druggists generally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-08

STAMP Connected WITH SETTLEMENT
LOOP ESTATES BY decision Of the Commits
,.onrr of Internal Revenue. the presenta-
ton of will for probate, application
hl the appointment of administrations
aud guardians, do not require stamps
The plOhate of wills, letters of admins
.rarion, and bonds of execution, admin
,,tlato.s, guardians and trustees, are
subject to stamp duty, as is also the ap-
pralsal Of inventory of the estate, being
an appraisal OF value But all other pro
,eedIngs such as petitions, orders,
notices. certificates and atfidavits used in
tho settlement of the estate, are exempt
TuE guuboat Manayunk, built at Pitts
burg, passed down the river yesterday
morning iii tow OF TWO steamers She is
on hcr way 10 Cairo A large number
OF oar people were attracted to the river
shore, 10 SEE the iromclad monster
Speaking Of this gunboat the Pitts
burg Commercial says:
The "Manayunk" is not yet finished,
bat II has been thought best to take adj
,autage of the present rise To hoat her
Town She will DO finished AT Cairo, and
thence descend the Mississippi river to
hu Gulf of Mexico, but whether she
sill he sent across it to look after Maxi
milan or not, we are unable to say
}ut 20 where she may she will render a
GOOD account of herself"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-08

THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST, and fol- this
reason persons afflicted with Catarrh OF Cold in
the Head should buy DIR. ID, II. Seelye's Liquid
Catarrh Remedy Retail price, Two Dollars per
bottle. A bottle WILL LAST ONE MONTH,
used three times day. This medicine contains
no injurious drugs Sure to cure if directions
are followed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-08

FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS game and
venison, served up i'll the best style at The
Office" saloon under Washington Hall. choice
lot Of wines, liquors, ales so, always on hand.
If GAUS & WARNAFELDT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-08

IT Is A FACT admitted by every man who
has succeeded in business that to 10 business
You must
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
bosToS, Mass, Jan. 20, 1868.

n , IL S... r,, BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 70, 1909.
DEAR SIR; wish to add to your st Of certificate. NJ p
name may nduce some suftsrrs to tgy your seaweea
Tome and Mandrake Pills have been for several wear.
planning "th dul heavy languid feeling not sick enous
y ~ aud yet hardly abe 10 attend my hcusrho duties
had pans all over me, sick headache low spirits bowelo
GsSs An yellow no appetite belchng mp wind and throw.
s on oe continually Nothing would dse,t but lay my
irving me pam and hlng uil wind wa. oil
h tne taxing medicine but nohins seemed 10 reach my
case un.i commenced with your Seawe.d Tome snd Man
lake fs have taken hvr bottle tho Tonic ard thres
pDAe, oi ths fl', aud feel like being live at No ~
Boston aud If any viii take the trouble
0An on me VIII explain more explicitly. ,,,,>,,rvp
s,0R DR SCHENCK WILL Re AT MS ROOMS, PROBES
SlONALLY, As FOLLOWS viz:
NJ UNTIL
No n, 50 susNFR ST, Bosros EVERY "WEDNESDAY 'A'
DAY; ..,
AND At MS PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. 10 Nosr xsEy s,T.
con OF tonnsRcE ST.. PHILADELPHIA, fLSS
VRDAf, FR0M y A N UNTIL y NJ.
ALL ADVICE FREE. .v TrSes WIFE
buf FOR A TH0RoUOH EXAMINATION or
rHE kEsPIROaETER RE CHARGES rHRsh S. nv plRECTEp
LETTERS FoH ADVICE, sc, SHOULD sLF s s',ru ar PHILA
TO ms PRINCIPAL OTPCE, No - MORT" ''N
DFLPHIA . ~ .,t rlnys
fuLL SUPPLY OF MEDICINES cAs pS ~
AT HOONs D..,,,.
Also ron SALE BY AL pRuGGrsrs AND lhAnh lhvn ToSc.
PRCE THE PtLxoNIC SYRuP AND ..,o,.s
ZACH, 81 81 PTR BoTTLE. ~ ~ 1hh hNNf w.
MASDRAKs tILLs IS eEsJsPx Boz
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
SARAH w. FOSS
THE GREAT CURE OF PETER STRIKER gEEr
NA+i+N

One Of the greatest cure. of Pulmonary Cousumpon .,
record by Dr. Scheneks Medicines. This il cure g
several years N''No
ship Of Hill shorough County of Somerset and st,s "h h
jersey do hereby testify TO the following facts: Ahoo, 80
years ago was attacked by pain In my rgh side ana an
iug 90 my TIht shoulder, with other bad syt,ro'
made me very SICK and which my physician pr6nonocJ %
liver complaint After being under his care ony Viii IL
roiou,c-d my case incurabls and ceased at.nd,, ~
uo"Id oces'ensly seI better AID work Ate b.t wod
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
DAVID CONRAD, N. d.
JESSE DUkFlELD.

IEst'-Ia DN ut IITt
- Justice of the Peace.
CHARLES HINCLE,
Captain OF Steamboat Trenton.
ANDREW HEATH, ia.
Captain Of Steanbca, Warrington.
JOSEPH HEAD, JR.
JESSE WATSON.
STEVEN LUCkENS.
ROBERT ALLYN.
MATTHEW TODFN.
JAMES TORBERT.
JOHN BLOOMSBURY.
ALLEN VAN EGRIFF.
Bucks County, Penn.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

and more distressing. The pulse Is generally very
frequent being seldom under 20 In minute In the early
pat OF the day the face usually pale but deep flush Of one
Doth cheeks o7mmOnly obtTved toward the evening
The tongue cea. and many instances assumes
aar appearance and is redder than in health There
are generally proue and exba1sng night a this ad
stage Of the disease and unless relief IL fouud swell
ing Of the snces and dsrIhea follow and death closes the
scene. -.
In many the Pulmonic Syrup alone will cure this
form Of Consumption bat when the bowels are cosiye te
liver torpid and OF exists the digestive organs
tie Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Ills nocessarytho for
stimulate and invigorae the of digestion, ahd
the latter 10 inyigorate the liver aud bowels.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

my vital powers too much prorated 10 rally and
yet be seemed TO think cosd live TO get enough Pulmonc
syrup trough my system to eIpecoraton there were
lungs enough len Tor me to tie wished me to try ns
Pumone syrup and Seaweed Tonic saying II would
do no harm, 1t did good that night commenced
taking table spooniul three times day each.
lhe hrst week seemed to give strength, that on
sunday arer sat In bed and hearty for sick woman
10 give me any more medicine. But The doctor had warned
hin OF tD that when the medicine caring cut the
system made them feel sometimes rsrs but TO perseyere
and be insisted taking and e- the benefit Of
A. Tor alter eight days began TO gam ngth and with
The exception OF cold that put ba se, have been
gaining strength OF body my cough going away aud oil my
pans are gone no soreness the body my bowels are
regular and br. sh is sweet and thank God that
nov going about aud sew and read well ever could
have taken sixteen bottles Of the medicine eight Of each
now have good appetite sud rest wen at night my cough
does not trouble IN getting or lying down. would
here 10 the afflicted with consumption liver complaint
that Dr: schenck ia no humbug You rely what he
says Delay no Il Is dangerous 10 tre with the disease
II you wo1d be- cured a. and any wishing 10
know the fscts herein stated call my residence No
" '''''' ''' Mr.. MARY F. FAETow.
We the underned resident. Of Newly are acquainted
with Mrs Farow. and know her statement to be true. We
also know that she used Dr. SchencH. Pumonc Syrup and
SesweeI Tonic and have believe that this med
cine she owes her preservation from premature grave.
b. fARLOW, No M Wcs, Houstonst
EUGENE UNDERhILL, No. GO Greenwich.st.
Mn hUGENE UNDERHlLL, No. 90 Greenwiehs.
AUGUST uNDERhlLL, No. GO Greenwich'st.
A. I. HARRIS No. ll1 West llouston.st.
EMILY GLOVER, No III West Houston.st-
J. l.. COLE, No. 80 Cottage pace.
NJ. 4. LEIGHTON No. ls3 Broadway
Mrs BENZ. CLAPP. No. - hmity.piaee.
EN- well acquainted with Mrs. Mary f. Farow, and with
her husband Mr. B. Farow they having for few months
past attended at my church and convinced that any
JOHN DOWNING. d. d.,
Pastor Of Bediorl.st. Baptist Church, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
l. BRONCHIAL CONSUMPTION.

This disease il generally the result OF neglected cod OF
oa,arrh "somemes" says Dr. W. Beech OF Ne"i ORR ana
Iva Warren Of Boston IL the consequence Of meesles or
diordrs Of the liver digestive organs A. remarked
under the head Of coughs and cod', while the stomach
and liver are IN healthy condition there Il but little liability
IN take cod and II no cold ID taken there be 40 acute
oeIs and Of course Of its successots-bronchhi
Corpnpton Therefor preventive the Seaweed onc
M anfrssr Pills may be used with entire confidence when
nios OF nisrsfi jn end liver complaint have sppeAeI
30 one who iudlciously these two medicines o ehe
r them a. circuIns auces require need aprhehd an
t N bronchial C0usumpon but II the nee Of these pre-
lss cct.d, and th FORM O consumption mas
Cm.pcel viii be nrcessary 10 use the fumOhc syrup
In add ton 20 the other remedies
" H. Of Bronchial Consumption is indicated
~. ,i.,,at. and troublesome cough, attended win CO.
- e,peetor.tiou OF yscid aud pumen': OF "hilsh
E,v matter Al hrt the symptoms resemble those oI IN
isry cold 0r chfarfh, the expectation peug "1s tcA
,t o.,u, bat not yellow, containing small sfbyFb Jumps
- ,o o. ter the disease advances the cough Ia
and I'D. topeh mnc1s pheyu becomes more ana
I @ 6 ,sly .ifeALed wtn blood AZ hrs the puhe oe
fy ,cceler ted aud tense toward evening ape thh
IN. f,ce Of Ir body yarcs IA the c0uise ~ ho
'a' a. o,retifnes above aud sOncmes below ne naufa
usy p,ria twe-ts occur IN tle head ana DiriSt at
sline .t.. 4. generally considerably increased the
bI9t t, coofed aud depos-s col'pls Ieadi'h sedl
uih. se of soreness in the chest. win On 9'ea'l'nh
i., .tirh In the side, ocHnrs IL the hHJ'J o. sr
pa. 49, 4. y.,y rarely h1ed pam lh t"e cHt,
o'' f,,IIy severe parculary GA ffhs 't OF p'p ~
~ ...rio, al which tine tio Dreaming - % t a.
hr 80 attended with feeling Oi ugnticss III th"
c"e M ,,.e continues unchecked IN rs course the rh
- "a -. L.c,'...e t.ruent did extremely coV'H. W
'GI ,,,,tio, l1cf.nse .aDdly the bhcnity p Dfeah
ug and seLse o. ~ egh aud u4l'he"so'V'' wv ''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

my then seeming dcules The esecond time thst you
finding still gaining you gave me enconrasehel Ut so
my symptoms improving; the Pumonic oyluP A. A..
weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills had acted hke cner
circulation. my cough, my appetite all began 70
could walk about my little. You visited me neafy
every Tuesday and found improving and told me no
20 my until the hrst day OF May ltoos no oV
while under your treatment my appetite became hrstrae
and YOU told me to eat everything wished OF nutritious
nature and to exercise about the much as possible
followed your advice and to surprise OF my old P yscsn
and friends ,ee much better than have for several years
and breathe better than expected person eond WIN
lung, the LETT being completely dled up eel VIZ
valuable. Yours truly, l. . SHEbD"4''