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The New York herald., 1865-04-01

The troops mmenccd ng in transports from Dau
tkir eled Friday 10 tho mainland on Mobile Point
The New York herald., 1865-04-01

Old Eyes Made NV.
pampht directing how 10 speedily restore sight apd gvs
up specacies without aid of doctor medicine Sent "
mail free receipt Of 10 cents. Address
E. n. FOUTh, MD, 1l5j broadway, New ~
The New York herald., 1865-04-01

Rid Yourself Of Hun,ors a.-..
I'm the spring months, bv using HELNBObDs eoNenN
IRATEt EXTRACT SARSAfAHlILA
The New York herald., 1865-04-01
The English Citizen. at Charleston.

TFfOm The RICHMOND Dfspatch, March "
Recent advices from Charleston state that tho British
subjects in Charleston have had the following order
issued 10 them
The New York herald., 1865-04-01

,rn. 1r..t Gerr,pu ErfImItteI VIII
positively cure caisrrh cttah bronchitis thros
sn.suonf ons,,,,on ror sao by bkNAs BANEs
CO. dftirgisis "a fafk row; lIIOENAM ACu. IN W. su
a.. ia ncsa,av Price a. pcr boi,ic. WEEKS POTTER
druggists 10 Washington street. Boston. Mass, wholesale
pcput
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IngofPain---Dyspepsin Curc,I

One OF the worst diseases to which the hui
man family is linble Is dyspepsia. It not only
disquallnes man nom the pursuit OF business
OF pleasure put II mnkess life itself n burden.
Read the following wonderful cure:
"dARRISBuRG, August Is, lS8i.-TO whom
1t may concern: Dyspepsia, in its most malig-
nnnt form, Ind almost reduced me to a living
skeleton, and was one Ofthe most miserable
men thnt walked the streets of Harrisburg.
had used n0 the known remedies MS well
ms prescrtpt ions from the most eminent phyts-
iclnns, without deriving any benefit. Han
pening TO pass the corner OF Fifth and Market
streets, saw DIR. Mcbride, nnd, after listening
to his remarks, ] concluded to give his King
of Pain a fair trlnl. IhaVe done so for the last
twelve days, and L nm now able to work, can
eat anything the appetite Graves, sleep well,
and nIn n new man in every sense of the word,
Every person afflicted with dyspepsia should
give II n tlir trial, for since Il h1S wrought
such n quick Cnre, there Is no question but
that Others will find 1t n "Balm In Gllead,' to
drive away disease.
Up. Son the 18th day of September, 1863,
was exempted by the surgeon OF the Hoard
OF enrolment am now received bS the
any kind OF duty becoming Il soldier.
JoIIN WEAVER"
"CITf OF HARRLSBURG, PA, SS,: Before me,
an Alderman of the city of Harrisburg, Pn.,
personally appeared John Weaver, who, a Tier
being sworn according to law, did deposs md
sny that the matter set forth in the above
statement to which he has subscribed his
signature, Is strictly correct md trueta
HENRY PEFFEH, Alderman.
CITY OF Harrisburg, Pn., August ~"
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A wondCrrul Cure Enectetl.

tAS ANAAA6 Vi AAe4AI tle eNluenCes
some three years ago, the smallpox broke
out IN Harrisburg, and for many weeks / was
~, III n,eoISlnnt AttendRnCeu upon patients afflicted
WIN thls most lonthsome disease. Thedutiess
u WIS compelled to perform impaired my
ileillth very seriously. My liver failed in its
USUAL IunCtions; disease ofthe spine followed
anu anu my tSidneyS We're also affected. Add to
tlleSse afEictions n constant constipation Ofthe
DoWeis. attended by severe headache, and the
IeilueE cln lndge OF my situation. With such
Somplte1ttion of diseases l was still COM
Peileu TO work, and was only enabled. to do
sO,oy tle constant use OF putgntlVe medicines
Mnien have steadily taken for fourteen
nonthS, IN the vain hope that they would
eNentnaly bring my system to its normal
Sohuitlon again.. heau of DIR. Mcbride peT-
mdIi Tm9iInlhg mincnlous cures with his King OF
ram but doubted Its efficacy In my case:
sun, as drowning men catch at stTGws,' /
Si,ii SiiiS1 upon him, and a few ntinuteS after a
SSllIgle application my headache disappeared
IN S2pSn,ttl8ed 6y suoh a marvellous cure used
ms King OF Pain internally; and this 10Th
day of August, in the year of our Lord iSlIi /
am again sound man. The lIIdneys bowels
nhu spine are ns sound in every respect MS
tnSy were yearS ago, aud / am able 10 do n
!nll I lays work. and sleep nfteFit as well rs
me me nealthieSt day ever SsTw. I reside m
SSeTslngers Row, North ST., Fifth WaTd HRr-
ilSDutS. jacob ZIEGLER."
,.,SSiTH OF HARRISBURG, Pa, S.: Before me-
Mluinm Kline, an Alderman OF said city per
Sonnlly came Jacob ZIegler, who being duly
sworn, saith that the fnctS set forth above are
jHsI ~ nnd true. Sworn and subscribed August
" ~. WM. KLINE, Alderman.
Witness: u. ]. JONES' fEl-7
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A Complication of Diseases Cured.

The patient who gives tile following testi.
InOnlal was afflicted with n diseased liver
the tountnin-head ofa multitude ofnfiiictions
but did not know what was the matter with
MN. 1t Is presumed that tile physician lind
skill enough to detect the seat or the disease
but hisremeClIeS flIled: -7-s7 = : =
HARRIsBuRG, August Is, lSGI.-This Is Ia
cefuIy thnt for a long time have been sick,
l elnlncinted and enfeebled to such an extent
t 5hAt could neither eat nor sleep, with ViO-
lent pains constantly hacking my entiTs sy,;-
lein. could get no relief from physicians
anu was almost In despair when / ncIIJlenl
taiiy lIIy got hold OF DIR. McIlride's King OF Palm
Mhlch cured me in two days. 1t hhS literally
rescued me from the jaws of death. Instead
OF going down to the grave, as Thought /
was 3olng, hnNe gone down to work, can cat
tuii ana hearty meal, and sleep com fnrtnblY.
believe to-day that DR.. AIcBride'S medIcIne
Is tlle best ever invented, and thnt It Will do
ill ne Chains for II. join RICE, State street,
"PPoSite Hlckok's Machine shop.
The Doctor has in his possession over ono
thOuSAnd certificates nom soldiers iii the tIif-
leTeht camps OF the Northwest and West.
Whom he either permanently cureII or NJ.
ileyed OF pain arising from chronic diseases or
country.
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tFwm me lIadetta Register,


We learn that an oil well was struck,
a few days ago, at the Upper Burning
Springs, West Va, that yielded 22O bar
rels of oil in l2]z hours. This is relia-
BILE. It is some thirty miles south of
MARIETTA.
One "who knows" and who is nei-
ther an Oil Man nor interested in oil,
informs us that there are now seven
paying oil wells within sight of Mucks-
burg, this county.
The "Caruthers Well" on the Fowler
Farm, AS IL Is called, near Macksburg,
was about ready to be pumped, Mt our
last adVlces, and sangpine expectations
were entertained tint II would be q good
well for oil. Another well on the same
place is producing five barrels of oil
per day.
A well was struck short time ago,
and is about rendy for the pump, mt the
mouth of Wolf Run. 1t is little over
500 feet deep.
VIM. L. Royley has we'll in Mus
kingum township, very shallow, TINT,
lie says, has n better show OF oil than
in any well he ever saw except one, and
he has seen many of them.
The "NOble well" on French Creek.
West Va, spoken of last week, belong
ing to the French Creek and NewelfFs
Run Company, we are told, is doing
well, is set down as one hundred bar
rel well. 1t pumped one day last week,
ut the rate of ten bbls per hour, but
could not keep up that rGte on account
of the gearing to pump with. 1t was
not i'll good condition, but they will
have it in good order in n few days,
when the oil interest may expect some
thing worthy of notice from that quar-
ter.
The well on Horse Neck, West Va,
belonging to Horse Neck and French
Creek Company, noticed some weeks
back, we are informed rather improves,
and is n good forty barrel we'll. 1t goes
to prove there is oil in this country,
which the operators nre now determined
to reach, there being a better feeling and
more permanent among that class than
has been for some months, and there is
decidedly more oil in this market now
than ever before, showing u decided
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Southern LoYnIIats-

Impending Crisis Helper, in a Fourth
OF July speech at Buenos Ayres, had
this to say about Southern loyalists:
Virginia, he said, bns given ne
twelve Generals [applausel, whose
names are as follows: Thomas. Ter
Gell, Cooke, Reno, PFentiss, Newton
davidson, Stevenson, Denver, AmInen'
Hays, Graham.
Mary land, my Maryland, has Civ
en- us ten Generals, namely: Ord,
Cooper, Benton, Emory, French. Ken!
ly, Yandever, Sykes, Judah, Ianman.
Delware has given us three Generals,
namely: Lockwood, Torbet, Thomas
hentucky-the birthplace of Presi-
dent Lincoln, the murtyred and i'm
mortal ,patriot-stands in great mea-
sure redeemed in the number and efIici.
sney OF the soldiers whom she has sent
Int0 Inc held for the defence of the
Union. She has given us twenty-eight
Senerhlsy whose names are: Candy.
Anderson, Rousseau, REYNOLDS. NeII
son, Hobson, Harrow, Oglesby. Blnir
Loyle, Crittenden, NIcClernnnd, McNiiIl
ian, Clay, Clay Smith, Morris, Palmer.
rope, Burbridge, Fry, Shacklesford,
Ward, and two BuIords.
tennessee has given us five Generals
namely; Carter, Harney, Campbell,
Abercrombie, Spears.
me District of Columbia has given
US five Generals, namely: Hunter,
OEme, Pleasanton, Brannan, Getty.
Alabama has given us three Gener-
SGis, nus, namely: two Birneys and one
North Carolina has given us two
Generals: Meredith and johnson.
South Carolina has given us two
Generals Lgreat applauseJ: Hurlbut
ana Fremont.
missouri has given us Reno /, I,orlis-
lana, Westi and Georgia, NIeigs. TCon-
slant applause.l o.
Here we have list of seyentv-tbrae
southern Generals of land forces, many,
OF whom have already, with their vnI6r.
anu blood, intermingled with the ynior
ana blood of their compatriots from
other sections OF the country. nddcI
strength and indissoluhiIitT- To thc
Union. CCheers.
III we turn to the navy we shnll find
from the South ;our names at least
which will be famous in history SO lone.
as floattng batteries or men-oE-Ivnr shalt
be found upon the water. You know
10 whom / allude: Farragut. of Ten
nessee, [grent applause;I Porter. of
Louisiana, [applnusel; G0ldsborongh.
of the District of Columbia, (applausei.
and Winslow, of North Carolina-that
brave and dauntless Old Coon who
captured the pirate Alabama" IDeaf-
ehlnS applause and cries of "Hurrah
lor the brave Old CoonI'l
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AUGUST 81, lS65.-AIy daughter could not
walk or do anything at all, with the pains in
all the patent medicines l heard Of without
receiving any benefit, until bought a abottie
OF Dr. McBrtde's King of Pain, and by using
the slightest PUN. May God bless hIm-may
ne DO Others the same good. THOMAS
burgh.
AUGUST q, lSGj.-This is to certify that my
wife hns not been able TO work or get about
lOr one year, with the rheumatism and liver
everything could hear of, and a great many
doctors, without receiving any benefit until
l heard Of Or. MCBTide's King of Pnin and nv
following the directions three days, my wife
Is IKE new person. She can now attend TO
neF Work, and Is improving rnpldly every
Ii1HE. I ;FDAA SHIII.F;S, No. IL, Liberty street.
. Dr. Mcbride can he found at his rooms nt
the Mcclure House, Wheeling.
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fiuanfiaI.
The Merchants National
Bank of West Virginia,
AT WlIEEIING.

oFFICE Of EHE CosIrrIll eE mn cuRRE.sslc, m q.

OFFICE OF THE CoNIISr'lt OF THE CURRENCY
Washington, June 25th, 1865,
WHEREAS BY SATISFACTORY FSVf-
w dence presented to the undersigned, II
has been made to appear that sVrhe RTeE.-
chants National nRnk of West VIF-
Einia, at wheeling" IN the city OF Wheel
Ing, IN the County of Ohio and State of West
Virginia, has been duly organiZed under and
accounting to the requirements of the act or
Congress, entitled an act TO provide n Nation.
al Currency, secured by n pledge OF United
States Bonds, and to provide for the clrcula-
tion and redemption thereof, approved June
Sd, 1856, and has compiled with All the proViS-
Ions OF said act, required To he complied with
under said net
Now, therefore, I, Freeman Clark, Comp
tT0ller of the Currency, do hereby certify that
THE MERCHANTS' NATIONAL HANK
OF WEST VIRGINIA, AT WHEELING" :"
IN the City of Wheeling, in the County OF
Ohio and State OF West Virginia Is nulhor-
lied TO commence the business Of Ranking
under the act aforesaid.
III testimony ywhereofwitneSs my hand and
seal OF Office, this 26th day of June iSii5
FREEMAN CLARK.
jnlT-0O1 Comptr OF the CnrrencY.
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THE Riclnond Republic has the fol.
lowing sketch of Judah p. Benian,in
sit is said that Mr.. j. p. BENJAMIN. late
Secretary of State in the government OF
Mr.. Davis, is still in Havana. No one
ever doubted, we presume, that Mr..
Benjamin would effect safe and even
comfortable withdrawal from the ruins
Oh me thllen cditice. He is one of those
silgacious statesmen who never forget,
IN their solicitude for the public inter.
ests, the paramount claims of Number
One. II was predicted of the tribe of
benjamin that in the morning he shall
ueNonr the prey and at night divide the
spoil. This has been literally fulfilled
by the late Minister of Foreign Affairs.
lie was the master spirit of the devour-
ers ny day, and if he did not divide the
spoil at night he has been greviousIy
neiled. "A good-natured, unctnous, pla-
CID little man, no one would ever have
taken him for n conspirator. He grew
sleek and amiable on the troubles of
nanklnd. He was never more cool and
placid than when the rest of the world
was in hot water. Seeing very clearly
what was coming after the Old Point.
commission, he made one of his finest
oratorlcal displays mt the African
Church, and having set fire to the un-
suspicious country gentlemen " und
him, and stirred them up to a bihze of
patriotic pyrotechnics, he nrncefnIIy-
disappeared from the scene, and LETT
them to bearlwith such composure as
they might the startling explosion that
he knew was Mt hand. we are not
aware by what means he withdrew from
the evils he had done so much to nc
eomPlish, but have no doubt it was eff
iected with deltberatiOn and dignity.
He IS now regaling himself pleasantiy
IN the saloons of Havana"
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CBy authority of the Legislature.
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of the State of
Wast TT;,.o.;,,;o
west Virpinia

d EsoLYED, BY THE LEGIsLATuRE
III OF West Virginia, The following Is pro-
posed ns an amendment TO the Constitution of
Ihla state, TO be added at the end OF tile first
section OF the third article thereof TO become
aecordlng to the provisions thereof namely:
NO person who, since the first day OF June.
assistance to the rebellion AGAINST tile TJnitefi
States shall be citizen OF this State or he nj
lowed toNote 0t any election held therein.
unless he has volunteered into the military
or naval service Of the United Ethtes and ilas
from" Il75-l- = - t''SAS
Adopted, March /, 1856 ju20
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MeCABE. KRAFT GC
DIR. T. ]. KISNER

INENDEFtS HIS THANKS To ALI, THOSE
4 VINO nave favored him with their cOnfl-
3snce qs ana patronage, and would inform his
iEIenus iI anu the people generally, that he Will
t Lie Coillllg Year. occupy his old Office on ri
SIfIeets near Reed a RT11I's Drug Store Centre
v, " M,nIeeihg, W. Va, where lie may be cOnSult-
~ III reference to their diseRSe tile natuTJs and
ciIilLacter OF which the Doctor Is able nj MI
UNITS, ana under all circumstances 10 desT,rihe
anu % assure of the probable result and titIra-
uon OF treaiment- He practices tht. EcieciI
SysteiIn OF Medicine, using mild but efftctiye
LSInelieSS supporting instead of IepneSsinT q
the vial PoWerS. The medicines med In:
MN are prepared and put up IN his own
ONCE. Besides the treatment of AcTto ne
cases, DT. ktsner will give his attention. t, ti,o
treatment Of all varieties OF C'hroTjc ,Jisoosn
That scourRe Of the human Tnce S;croF,Iio 4;
all It's varied forms viz: PuTulent Discin r,tGl
nom the Ear so prevalent ninonE Cbii5rsSI
Pnrulent Opihalmfn, OZCna, Enl1rgrIi SiioI,5is'
Ulcemtions, Cancers and all Varitfes NJ q, IL
Diseases, VIII receive his special attention, =
Diseases OF the Throat, Lung and Heart TiZ.
SrComplnints, DiaIThoea, ,DysenteTy and PIIa.l
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs Syphilis ~
nervous and Spinal Affections, Epilensy
hnsu4nntism md Paralysis Diseases OF iFtAi
males DyemenOTlea, Leucofrhea ProlRCsny
UterlS and all Painful Irregularities and EeT.
Eous Diseases TO which they nre subject ht
Ire1Is 1IsSuceesSfully. The treatment OF Chill
DhE.N Will receive the same Intention rls here
toloFe.l All consultations and ctIDmunicn
uons str1ctly confidential, and will reC5eiyI
prompt attention. Night calls cheerf1illy an
sWeTed. once hours from to 70 A. NJ. / n
4!!I y ~ y =. 11sl-- EH. j. iUT2
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Ana stnl Anolhes. 1Yonderrn1 onre

by using tne KING OF Pain:
To THE Public: Ny wife has been unable
10 do my kind of Work for over three years.
Her greatest trouble was chronic dI1rrfea
and liver complaint. She wns reduced 10
seyelty-slx pounds in weight, when heard
uonS for the past two weeks. nv wife hns
gained thirty-eight pounds. SHE now weighs
one hundred and fourteen pounds. She says
that she feels better and stronger thnn she
has been for three years. fif,IF =
ST. have tried nearly everything, with
ont ont receiving nny beneflt heTetofore. James
wilson, No. 81 Ledlie street, Allegheny.
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Artemus Ward, in the prospectus Of
his Irving Hall entertainment in New
York, tempts the public to come and
see him with the following induce
ments: 20
The festivities will be commenced b,,
the pianist. gentleman, Who used 10
board in the same street with Cots.
chalk. The man who kept the boarfIing
house remembers it distinctly. The
overture will consist of a MEDLEY az
airs, including the touching new hal
lads, Dear Sister, is there any ME in
the house2 My gentle Father. have
you any fine cut about You ~ stAioth-
er is the battle DER, and is it safe for me
to come home from Canadn 2" And iby
request OF several families who hayen;t Il
heard it, } Tramp Tramp, Tromp the
Boys are Munching." While the e5ron-
tured ear drinks in this sweet music,
lwe. pay our pianist nine dollars n wee2
and find hiln'9 the eye will be en-
chained by the magnificent green haiza
covering of the Panorama. This green
6aize cost forty cents Il yard aG Mir.
Stewards store. 1t wns bought in defer
ence aI to the.Present popularity of "I'he
Wearing o. the Green.h We shall keep
up with the times il we spend the last
dollar our friends have got.
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AUGUST q, 1851 have been troubled wifi,
the liver complaint and chronic tliarrhCe! /
have tried everything could think of with
out reeelving any benefit, until heard OF DR..
Mcl3rlde-7 j am happy to say that / um Inn
proving rapidly under his treatment. Nav
other persons who are suffering go mt once and
give him trial. ALON2O BILLINGs.
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MOURNING GOODS.

5E.I AND q BLACK BUPINs. DE
" e LANES. Rich, Black ClalHes and AT
very wide Black NtohRir, Grenadine, Biack
Grape Maretz and Tamarftnes, ali SILK Grena-
and plain Organdtes and Gingh0ms.
mayu -1u J& RHODES.
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THE SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
they generally appear are al first very
slight; Persons md they have n cold, that
they nave frequent attacks, md are more
sensitive 10 the changes Of temperature. In
hlscOnditlon, the nose may he dry. or slight
ing thick and adhesive. As the disease be-
comes chronic, the discharges are increased in
thick and heavy, and are hnWked or coughcd
on. The secretions are offensive, causing n had
breath; the voice Is thick and nasal, the eyes
are weak the sense of the smell Is leSSened or
destroyed5 deafness frequently takes place.
AnotheT common and important symtom OF
SntaTrh is that the person Is obliged TO clear
his throat In the morning of n thick or sliIny
mucus, which has fallen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place the
person may be sure that his disease is ON lis
way 70 the lungs, and should lose no time In
arrestlng 1t.
The above are but few ofthe many Catnrrh
Symptoms.
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The Merchants National
Bank of West Virginia,
ATT wTETTTRCr -.. :,
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES, !
DIVISION OF NATIONAL BANKS,
Washington lime Gith lSif5

ALE-AsAAAi VI lIth UNITED sSTAIES,
DIVISION OF NATIONAL. BANKS,
Washington, June 25th, 1865.
RI IS HEREBY CERTIFIED THAT 1.-THE
i Merchants National RnnII of West
Virginia. at Wheeling, w. Vn.. a bank
ing association organized under the act ETC
4ruVide IA National Currency, secured by a
pledge OF U. $. Bonds and to provide for The
circulation and redemption thereof" npprov-
ed June 3, 1864. having compiled with the re-
qutrementS OF Section 10 OF said net and with
the regulations of this department made ~
pursuance thereof hnS thiStlay been deSignnt-
ed ms depository OF Public moneys except
receipts nom Customs, and by virtue Of such
designation Will also he employed ms ia FinNn-
cinl Agent Of the Government.
lSiEned,l +. F. SPINNER,
1ul'-tOd o.. Treasurer u. s.
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DO Not FniI to fDu

Cures Neuralgia In five minutes Can Ike Ind
OF McLaln Bros, Washington Hall. OuposIte
Mcclure House, Wheeling.
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THE following anecdole is told by the
Louisville Journal of the great Ken
lucky orator: "a few years since.
Tom Marshall wns delivering an ad-
dress before large audience in BnfTa-
10, whom some one in the hall eve,-,, e.,
moments shouted tEouderl lonls,.I !,
Tom stood this for a while, but at ISst
turning grayely to the presiding 6ffiees
il!i,oss NE sag: tq Mr.; Chairman,7 ut the dsy
trumpet, proclaim that time shalf fs :, !
more, Ldoubt not, sir, that there 1yiII IN
9e IN that vast crowd, as now. soma
druniSen fool from Buffalo. sboStirS
sLouderl loudsrl' The house roaTeFt.
ION Tom Went on with his speech, but thefa
was no more cries OF louderiI' -Ste
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The King OF Pain.

WHEELING, Sept. s, IS85.-BIcIain Bros,
nave made arTnngements wIlh Dr. NIcRIide
Ior MS celebrated King of Pain, where the
trade e5In be supplied. DTuggiSis everywhere
Will please take notice. J.J. Mcbride.
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The KIM. nrnnin

WHEELING, Sept. :, lS65.-McLAin Bros
nave made arrangements with DIR. Mcbride
iOr ms celebrated King OF Pain, where the
trade can be supplied. Druggists everywhere
VIII please take notice. ]. j. Mcbride.
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heart; also purifieR tile blood and regulates
the kidneys. Keep 1t in your families, Sick
ness comes when least expected