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one Of his last transactions was a cbsct

one Of his last transactions was a check
given 10 q hOtel keeper; he said ,he Was
going the overland route to HALIFAX; an
route;foTs Europe; this was aboutltwo vesks
before naViga tion WAS opened; ESthourht IL
strange he should 90 by the overland ionic.
when by waiting two weak lie could %
by steamer; he was the recognised sasnt
9t.the confederate States; knew ]. Wilkes
Booth; had one or Two transactions with
him; may have seen him in, Canada e. dozen
ttInes; he. has still to his credit in our bank
over 4q0ii this credit arose from deposit,
the memolandnm Of which runs as follows:
Gheek drawn on Merchants Bank by Mr..
DAVE Tor 1856, in ten $50 bills; Davis
MAS Q broker in Montreal; he purchased a
oil OF exchange for 81 said he was 20
ing 70 run the Blockade; he asked, in the
case OF capture, this captors could make
use Of his exchange; / said NO, not unless
endorsed on the back; he than said he
wanted $300 WORTH which he paidsfor in
Az neetiean 9oldi these are tho only two
transaettons he had with Us; witness iden.
tined the bill taken from Booth as oneiof
the billS could not tell whether theidrafts
were intended. for usei in Canada OF we're
,Hortgenerat' disbursements; Booth, bought
on the 4th Of March last 81 900 at,444c,
-toF which paid 1888 In gold; he bought
several sdraftaon New York.
The Judge Advocate stated that there
Yss only one other witness be desired 10
e4anlae'to-dAy WhOWas aver important
one, and Tor some REASONS, as in other
cases. ne desired IL should not be public,
The courtroom was then cleared, The
REMAINDER of the deliberations were in Sc.
crst' alter which the court Sdjourped.
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~ REsoURoRs OF WEST VIRGINIA: IEs

~ RESoURoRs OF WRIST VIRGINIA: Ifs
On AnD HOW TO GIT 1r."-Under this title
g work ofneaTlS three hundred pages on
.fhe paper, neatly and substantially bound
Is being issued from ne pfees By. :: b:
Dodge of the o. 8. Department of Agsicul-
ture.. 1T embraces concise nOtes Of the
original settlement and PFinitiys csstOms
of WeStYfrginia its climate md scenery /;
its organisation a. new States its pro-
er.ssiye Ineasurss end Influx Of population;
its surfaes and soils, and stdtistics of pro-
duction,; and especially its petroleum
lands and oil operations, including e refer.
eacs to the property and doings.of the
principal oil companies.
For the=s sale of this work, Rev. Mr..
Hobbs Is agent in Wheeling. BE iS can
wasting for it. -
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sNEw YoRK, May 2l.-The Herald's COR
respondent gives the particulars of the ar.
rest of JEFF. Davis, fully confirming the
ohciaL accounts already published. When
the guard went to the tent they were met
by Mrs. Davis, en- dishabille, with, "Please
don't disturb the privacy of ladies before
they have time to dress" "An RIGHT
madam" said the corporal, 1--WE will vail
TILL you have on your buds" Presently
there appeared at the tent door an ostensi.
bic old lady, with bucket on her arm. es-
corted BY Mrs. Davis aud her sister. '.Pieass
let my old mother go to the spriDg for
some water to wash with, - said Mrs. Davis
In pleading tone. sit strikes me your
mother Vesrs very big beots," said the
guard, lifting the old lady's dress with his
sabre and discovered a pair of number l3
calt.skin boots, ''Rnd Whiskers, too" said
the sergeant, as he pulled the hood from
her face, aud 10, JEFF. Davis, in all his ht
tlspess, stood before them. OpIy about
900 in specie was with the party,
though several boxes were not opened.
These were brought along, however, and
delivered to the authorities.
There were found upon the person of
the Post Master General, a large amount of
specie, which was to be shipped 10 London,
which will also be delivered to the author
tiles by Col. Pritchard. The latter with
bis prisoners started Immediately for Ma
con. They were all sulien.
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W CRY COavEzT1Ou.-on Saturday the

CITY COHVENTIoH.-0n Saturday the
Convention called for the purpose of nom-
mating candidate for Judge of the NUM-
cipal Court, met at the court House and
organized by callisg Mr.. Henry Orangle to
the Chair, and appointing Mr.. J. A. Met.
calf as Secretary. The Wards were called
and the following delegates found to be
present:
Sd Ward. O. Orr, ]. A. MstcaIf, Henry
Crangle, James Bodley.
4Ih Ward-JosePh Britt, John Clsytor,
oh ward-MOSeS Ford, B. N. List, M.
B. Reed.
Tin. Ward-Wm. Hastings, M. VI. Echols.
9th Ward-JOhn FreW, Robert Camp,
bell Jas. F. SnoWden.
The lst and I'd Wards we're not repre-
scented.
On motion, Messrs. Britt and Bodley
were appointed a committee to report q
basis for the vote Of the Convention. These
gentlemen reported the last vote Of the city
for members of the fret branch Of the City
Council, as the basis on which the vote
should be cast. The report was adopted
aud the Convention proceeded to the selec-
ton of candidate.
Mr.. Frew nominated G. L. Oraumer, ESQ:
Mr.. CraugIe nominated a. B. Caldwell, Esq.
Mr.. Clayton put in nomination James 8.
Wheat, Esq. The convention was informs
ed that Mr.. Wheat declined. Mr.. Camp
bell and Mr.. Frew spoke in favor of Mr.
Oranmer, and Mr.. Britt in favor of Mr.
Caldwell. The speakers were willing to
vote for either of the gentlemen, believing
them both to be sound Union men and
fully qualified to discharge the duties of
the position, but differed as to the most
available man. The vote was then taken
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3 Gadah fnRronnn

: NEW EYoRK, May 2O.-The New Orleans
TrueDelta Of thei13thinst has the follow.
ing: real t'sl-f4 IS 90 F5F3FF "
A gentleman Rhohas recent iy arrived in
this city from Havana, informs US that he
met Senator GRyn, at that plaee, and
was shown indubitabIs, evidence that So.
nora has been ceded TO France By Maxi.
milan Nj. 9wgn also showed our in
tormant, Internationally is beyond iaquts.
ton, his patent Of nobility as duke of
the Fsneh province OF Sonora, signed by
the Emperor of France and bearing the
seal Of France. 49,
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To Invalid soldiers !!
Artificial Legs; Arms, and
Crntches. -
Observation-Disclosures
MAHUFRCTURE
n q. 5. aEuKRA1. HosPrrA1,


WHITING, W. Va, April 25th, 1855.
I TAKE pleasure in stating to yon that I have
i carefully examined the Artificial Legs manu- fac.
tured by LEONARD LEaRAN, and for which You
are agent. For simplicity Of construction. Is vel
a. durability and convenience, have never seen
anything to equal them, and therefore cheerfnlly
recommend them to any who are unfortunate enough
to need artificial limbs.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOHN KIRKER,
A.A.surgeon, o. 8. A., in charge.
WREulHG, VIVA, April 9th, 1856.
have carefully examined the Artificial Legs Of
LEONARD LEGRAN, and ind them simple in their
construction, Of good workmanship, liRh / and yerV
substantially made. FheyWi1 be quite a. service.
able a. any artificial use, and ON account Of
their simplicity and strength less liable to need re-
paira. eheerfnlIy reeomnaend them to anyivihb
may need artificial Hmb8.Td - eaIfA 0 &
90 o. % isas i5Elz Q D. J0HNsRRIRSELIt
-E4gY y5ays IN g.eftA.A.sgrgeon US.
WhKEIiNa, ". Va, April 26th 1865
! The Artificial 1Ggh offered Tor saisi By CHARLES
BBHLER, Agent. lean recommend for the following
advantages: Gmphcity In struetuI Q, strength Of
material and economy In prize. q q
Lao HpE'a Surgeon Board Of Enf6llment.
u Affords me pleasure to- state that LEONARD
LE9RANs corner OF East Commons, Allegheny, has
tuEn1shed me with artificial leg lthas can use
mend toAll who are unfortunate toned one to give
him call "a LEWIS RAMALEYI 4
l5slsg cG- dspEingdales Allegheny county, Pa.
g For further particulars eArI on or address "a
.,sos CHARLES BEHLER, Agent :
70 Z - ue5.a sssa Monroe Street,
3 iapE29-1y 45. b6tWsen ,MarlZSt and Fourth
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FFom Albany

D ALBANY, Nay 2O.IGoy. Febt6u has sent
+ the Secretary Of State, without his sig
nature, the following Bills; .at.is -
= The Bill for closlng the uuetooftpOrated
Banks; The Second and Third Avenue
Railroad Bill; The Metropolitan Railroad
Bill. under round Tbs Pneumatic Rail-
way and Express Company Bill; The Man !.
haitian Gas Bill; The KnickerboCker Gas
Company Bill, and the General 45yalizing
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sabsoriptions % the ESQ Lnan

WAsHINsFOH, May 2o.-The recent fall
ing off in the. subscriptions to the 1880
loan is attributable to the fact that fears
ere entertained thatithefs might be a;tifht
money Market but of this there need he
no apprehension, as there will be no de-
mand on the national banks for some DAYS
to come, there now being sufficient, funds
In the hands of the Assistant Treasurer to
pay all the present wants of the govern.
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Ahnnt ToR NJ.

BAITrHORl. May 20.z-A letter from on
board the Tusoarora to the Baltimore
American says: 5 ~
The party we have consists of Jefferson
Davis, his wife, a. small son and, two
daughters, together with Alexander d.
Stevens, O. Q, Clay, Col. Vim. Regain, Gen.
Wheeler, the rebel raider, and ffteen or
sixteen Others whose names l have not as
certained. ry,,,---,.-, - ~ ~
fhei letter soacludtslby saying: We
leave for'the Potoma6 In q few hours. 81
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HaTCOHMTTED.-Wslearnth that Smith, who
was arrested on Saturday for the murder of
his wife, had hearing yesterday at the
court House before AldermanJohnsou. His
counsel sstup the plea of insanity. The
evidence was substantially the same as
that before the cOrOuers jury. Smith was
committed to jail, and will probably be
tried at the October term of the circuit
oourt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-22

DBTH1asrY pilgrims win find an elegant
place to refresh themselves at the Bridge
Corner Drug Store of Logan, List + Co.,,
Soda water. cold as ice can make it and
favored with the richest syrups, at peace
prices, cents per glass.
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REORGANIZATION 81 the oid state

NEw YoRK, May 2O.-A special to The
Commercial from Washington, says:
f, Gov. Vance, of North Carolina, has. ar
rived there and has been lodged il. the
Uld Capitol Prison. Fhe deitgati6h Of
loyal North Carolina arrived and had q
consultation With the President To-day on
the subject of the. reorganization of the
Old State. The amnesty proclamation has
been determined upon by thsaPresidenf.
and will be issued inmedfatelK. u q p =
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FOREIGN Arrival.

The Steamer HAnsa arrived. from SouthA
ampton at 10.o,clOcE.
The zines Of Wales opened theGubliu
InteFnatio1aT Exhibition on the 9Th. Ten
thousand people we're present.
sIn.th6i House of Commobs on the 9th.
the debate on the Boreux franchise Bill
was resdmed.
Gregory thought If 1t were passed it
Wo1ldlead directly to universal saffrage.
D4sraelt warned the House aRainst sane
lonlPg anything like Democracy, calling
Upon mem 70 reject the Bill by large
q The House divided on the previous onss,
ton, ayes Ala, nays 2ss-maiority "a The
Bill was therefore lost.
= The Times says:
eve hope johnson will treat the enemy
once at his mercy, with greater leniencv
than he affects. Now that Lee has sur
rendered and Mobile fallen, the North can
afford TO be maguanimous. We do not be-
lisVee they will snlly their victory with
deeds of cruelty. Booths end was too
good for snch miscreant. The most hon
est men. must feel, In common with
Americans, that justice has been cheated
3. oo1s0Is- sOi9sos. Confederate loan
.,i A4A' AE4EO0h may SIuS GVenln&s-Cotton
'btoyant and hatt:penny to Id higher.
Manchester market firmer,
Flour duh but steady. 49,
Wheat quiet and steady.
Corn dull and 3@4d lower.
Beef firm.
Pork steady.
Bacon quiet and steady.
Lard steady.
Ashes, quiet. -
Sugar inactive.
Coffee steady.
20 Rice quiet, aud steady.
FRANCE.-The Empress presided At a
State Council on the 9th, and afterwards
received the American Ambassador and
addressed5a private letter OF sympathy TO
Mrs. Lincoln.
The Emperor Issued proclamation to
the Inhabitants of Algeria, urging them to
become attached to the soil, treating the
Arabs as fellow countrymeu. The Empes
.ror was received everywhere en:husiasti-
oslly' he issued a proclamation to the
Arabs, calling on them TO recognize The
DEGREES of Providence. Two millions of
Arabs cannot resist forty millions of
FrenChmen.
u CHIHA.-A Confederate cruiser was re-.
ported of Manila.
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An Order from Gen. .Forrest.

CA1Ros Nay 2O.-Geu.a Forrest issued an
address 90 bis troops on the eth, snpoune-
ing the surrender of Dick TsyIoF, q nd ear
nesayIady lsi1g them folay aside all feel
ing of animosity and revenge, to cheerfdIly
submit to thepoWers 3tHas 81 90 .hdniie, be
good citizens, aud use heit bebt sxertions
to restore peace aud. order .S
~ The Memphis Bulletin denies the story.
of Forresps death $500 ...iii...l..l 8.
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"a BoUHD ROB R1oHnoHD.-Quite a
number of our citizens left on the ten
o'clock train last night. They are bound
for Richmond, and expect to witness the
restoration of civil government under Gov
ernor PierpOint, They also expect to. be
present at the grand review Of the army !,
Washington City.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-22

D~Rr7GR.-The Echo, EdinBure and
BOstous, arrived from below. The BostOua
left again for Cincinnati on Saturday even
ing. The river is again rising with 10 feet
in the channel at o'clock yesterday even.
ing. The weather was warm and cloudy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-22

~PiO Ere.-The teachers aud pupils
Of the 50 Ward Public School, have de-
Cided to hold their annual Spring Pic Mic,
on the lst day of June. The beautiful
grove on the lauds of Mr.. 0resup, few
milsS below MOundsville, has been selected
As the place where it ia to be held. A
steamboat has been chartered to convey the
party there aud back, aud ell the arrange.
meOts perfected to make the occasion a.
happy and agreeable as possible, to all who
may participate. The round trip ticket
will cost forty cents, and can be procured
AG'hS Litsrkry Depot of Mr.. Vim. P. Nickel.
W. corner of Market aud Quincy Street,.
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49, ARhyaIoI6 IcsiE View cfnTar.
1877 EiSgesi gfneaEIy 800 pages
and 1S0 hnO Plates and IA lf&Vtng8 Ofthe ANTONY
Of the iHnman Organs In RsstlES of Health md
Disease, with Tfe2ttss on Early ErroFa its Deplo-
Lable CONSCIOUSNESS upon the Mind and Body, With
the AuthoEII Plan OF TFoAsmonk-th only rational
and successful mode Of epI as shown by the rerort
Of cases treated. truthful adVijer % the married
nd those contemplating marriage, who entSrtain
doabtsoof their phylleal condition. Sent freel OF
postage to any address, on receipt ,6f IS cents in
gtlmP1 OF poItal o1fIeney, by addroglinK .ts.ll
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B@CnOU1T CeUa4.-on Saturday the
Court was occupied in the trial of civil
suits. Several Cases were finally disposed
Of This morning the trial of Charles Wells
will be commenced.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-22

BOOT RrOOvrRED.-Ths body OF the
BOY who was dsowoed some weeks since,
by falling into the river from raft in
North wheeling was recovered on satur.
day n0Fnipg, The waves created by pass
ing steamer washed it oat from the wreck
OF the oilGi'y.. where it had lodged. An in.
Qusst was held, and the remains trSnsfsrsd
tea comm aad latored.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-22

The result was announced and the nomi-
nation of Mr.. Caldwell was made unani.
nous.
On motion, Messrs. Orr, Bodley and Reed
we're appointed q committee to inform Mr..
Caldwell of his nomination.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-22

MEw YoRK, May 2O.-The Herald's Vir.
GINA Correspondent says:
There is great chance for Northern emil
grants TO theSoutheru States. Land that
could not be purchased for less than $3.50
per acre, is now selling at So and 81, so per
acre. Already there Is plan, with the aid
of Northern capital, 10 course of prepara-
ton, where large estates 10 Virginia will be
cut up in small tracts, with view to their
cultivation by the Northern farmers.
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NsW YORK 1Ione1 lLarket.

NBW KoRKs Nay 10
MoNRY-Easy at per cent FOR can loans.
STERLING EX0HANaE-oaietand aEn at 1o9%
Clio for gold.
eOLD-DuII, without decided change opening At
1s1, declining % 1907, and closing ct 1s699S ~
NEw YoRE, Nay 81 Gold closed tonight 'at leo.
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Resignation and Appointment 3

4sol1ts L1lltI0H anu APPOINTMENT; !,
% SitAsH1naToa, Nay 20.-C. T. Dana has
resigned disposition as Assistant Secretary
OF War, and MsjOr Eekerts pointed his
speeeesot yoq bga sIfnsyub
Msjor oEckept has, during the war, filed
the ardpous positio11of lChisf of the Tele-
EtAph BtFssa Of ths Tar Department . .,
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zoo . ,izNo. 81 Maiden Lane, AIbSny.N.Y.
Tho author may be consulted upon any.of the diS
eases upon which his book treats either pSFSORdUv
or BY RGGt4 and medicines semitic any part Of The
world sa7';= s9as=tQ mhlS-8mdSW Sm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-22

ToRoNFo,iO @. W., May 22.-Dr. Black
burn ofyellOw fever notorlety, was to day
bailed in the sum of So, 900, ana the case
a5jOurned to enable the prosecution TO pro-
cure further evidence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-22

INV YoRE, May IA Herald,s Wash-
ington special ssyE9T
Gen, Sheridan has been assigned to the
Command of aII4the troop ais9est F6f the
Mississippi and will shortly leave for that
part Of the country ImmediSteIY sfter the
review this weeks Siforce IfIbbe sent to
the TO towns EFs g e.. Mississippi.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-22

D~ JosEPu GRAvls. No. 80, Monroe
Street, has just received his light stock Of
Wall Papers.
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aaog IRON ng-lJ
REV. D. W, CLARK,
(Bil1op Nsf1odiat 0,reh, o1io.l

There /. no kind Of household labor 80 wearing to
the SyStea, and at the same time 90 ever present
and % inexorabIe in itS demands e. ths eyerlaut.
ing stitch, stitch, stitch" The patient wife and
mother has been compelled 70 tell on from morning
to AtS In the night ct her ever recurring tax from
which, very often, even money could not purchase
exemption. Nov, relief has 'eome-reIief more Is-
climate and practical than 'svonanS rights" con.
ventiOnS ever dreamed OF The 'tstitch," Gths sv.
sElastlng stitch may be made to the asonE Of the
mashine" The aborS Of long veaIy hours may be re-
du6ed 70 brief and tripping mfnntsS Into tens Of
Thousands Of families the WhsalH I wilson Sewing
Machine would, at this very moment carry immense
nSlieG We can not envy the head Of q family Who
would deny such boon to his toIling wife; nor the
wife who win not take the little pains and exercise
the little dilOiplins necessary to make her proficient
IN IT. manaEemenk. ~ ale-ss-a ..aEs.. 8 -
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t.isasaf.a Fr0m NeW York
s-shHR 4oRE, Msy2 8.-TW 20 Thousand bSIes
OF oyernment cotton, c6nsigned to Simon
Draper, arrived here from ChaFleston
70 day. lslssltez4 sss ssrnsa5ad fisssan
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!. .The Gold Marke.t!..-

=. y Z VlHAI my aV-UUIu uutI 8nu With
no apparent tendency to ny.immediate
ehangs in Quotations. The sspeculaiiTel
dealers Ilhe premium 40 difficult TO-
mango that they hGye Gim0st abandoned
efforts Of that character. IN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-22

EpIIGptfe FITS can he Cured Z
-DR LoGERoH having become eminentIy
gueeela1 In curing this terrible m6lAdy, invites an
dmtiafiy Aleted TO can Tor Sand for circulars a
references and nuni6FGun eSe1 cured
Of from one to twenty fur years standing, ne de-
votes his attention especially to "a Of the
CeIebros Spinal Axis, oF NeEeo1BE and Boliclts
an Investigation Of his claim to public oonfdeuce
Address all letters to g DR.V. B. LOOKROW,
I GSTS q 20, z; 9. Bog DIG. New York.
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THE GREAT 'RNGIISH REMEDY.

xAG UNHAI HN6Ul6H hEMEUI,
ssFe. SIR JAMES O1AR1kB'sk
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLsI
Thiainyaiuable nedicinoe Is unfaiIing in the oure
Of AL those painful and dangerous diseases incident
70 the female consultation. = f'l'EsG I'ls :
It moderates al exee1Sss and removes all OBJ
stFuetton1 nom Whatever cause, and . speedy cure
maybe relied on. "a - . = n
80. TO MARRIED LADIES
T z peculiarly suited. It Vim, in abort time,
bring On the monthly period with regularity.
- ~ CAUTION..&
These Pills should not be taken by females thatare
pregnant during the FIRST THRER MONTH";, e
they are sure g bring Miscarriage hut 81 every
Other ttmeS and In every other case, they 1To PEI.
Il III cases OfnSrvous and sSisSl Affections Pain.
In the Back and Limba HeaVtneS8 Fatigue on flight
exertton, Papitation Of the Heart LoWness of Bpfr.
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painful diseases BY q fiGOedered 6yStem
these Pulls will effect cure when all other means
have fRSied.s s-sF r5e sg4fd $50 80 -
RUll direction. In Tie pamphlet around each pack.
ages which should be preserved, Il hIi
Sod by an Druggists. PFiee One Dollar per
sois United e.s.s. Agent ,-.''i'a' 'ls @sF-
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any authorized agent VIII insure bottle eontaininE
over hfty Pills By return mail. ? auE1O
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sJoIz ssiz4 sitszSF si4zzz{ s-s7h-zR S4aarXN
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