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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-16
DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT.

nv IT T -
IN INT BOTTLES Ar ONE DOLLAR CURES,
'lamcncss, cuts. gals collie, sc. Read the follow
iugi
Ros1oN, July 7th lsGO.
Ur ToDAs: We have used for the past year your
Horse LInimnnt for lamGnCss, kicks bruises, COc aud
and cuts, aud in every instance Jound II to be thc
best CItiCle ever tried in THIS circus company -
PlGasc send six dozen, as II is the only lnnCut we
uhe now. We have l0S horses, some very valuable,
aud do not want 10 leave town without IT.
HYATT FROST
Manager Van Amburrh * Cos, Mcnagrrta.
Sold by all druggists Office, 80 Curuaudt ST., New
York.
Aug. l5 l56j--l mo
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review oil an ABOLITION Lecture, ana many |
other articles are awaiting space for pub
lication.
BS3yH Tho blood-houuds of Zion have J
again ceased 10 pray for President John
son. Reason. lie wants the Union re-
stored.
E3y" Con- WM. IL. TELFoRD, Of the
5Olh poun'a Rcg't, a loyol Mief from
Bradford county, has been casbicrcd aud .
fined $500 for stealing horse aud mule
from Uncle Sam
-----s es-----
D1g" We are over.ruu with news.mat- !
ter, concentrations aud advertisements |
Our corrospc udeuls will, we trust, excr-
else little patience. They shall aIl have
a hearing in due time.
Rev Tonnage LANDoN, has been
nominated for State Senator 10y tho shod,
dyit,s, in Bradford, SusquchaDLa and
Wyoming counties
L4g" JoscD4 Z, h,aS4n, who advcrtises
"a Card 10 Inyalds,' dating from Station
D., BIBLE HOUSE,, n. Y. City, is a swim
dler anl iuFoslurc lie is an adept i'll
cheating printers What say you, of the
plous scamp, Mr.. reading Gazette
~ H., rI
49, i'''' a" ~ l." '''"' ,'4' "
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No"o'y' W. '"'' 't''O''0u ~ '''O VIZ
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sss- On. (o,,,t, 1yck,,.--Our Dumo-
cratic Countv Ticlct j.. now comnlete and
j, op,y remain, for the Democrats to cIcst
il bv an uunrrcedeoted majority, We
,hould h,ve said THAT # !, oogd ticket
co,o,osoJ cr ro.,,ct,l,I, mon and cxcat-
Lent Democrats, = fact Loycv,r. know and
read by all men Trot out YOUR "ShoA
dgacs,'
-a~---
E-5- We have do1rns'oI deo"'9" Illus
tra'''na !" our midst Of the workings oI
'Lai abolition political machine, yo'eP''
military trIa'Ss Let Us INSTANCE an'thcr'
,,nn,.u. : r,cr,'y was ,,,r,,od as a
d's.rDcr tried, and sentenced TO siA
.ran,t, hard labor in Fort NllfiJin, aud
r.. II, T. '.,.l.
one gear !" 'h' tvSu'"' 'l''4' '''' "'0"E'
got Capt EiocLway to 0ooE UP tho case.
II. ,y,,,l,,cd.tbr rrrn,ds n \VilIiam,porL
-
and a.. certificate th"t H"i't; d. h0b'
tins urA3c lras ,,oi mo, cycJ hui bce,l on
..a
I"e ''"'' ana a'lc' ""o' ''o"O'0 anu 60
| ,r,., Its r,l,a,p wa, scented
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90 danger it opprcsses ~ weakness. Destructive
only ofdespotsn 1t the sole conscrvator of liberty
labor and property. 1t is tho sentiment of freedom
equal rights, OF equal obhgatious-thu law Of nature
pervadng The aw Of the land ALLEN.
-------.-
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL
COLONEL w. ~. RE. DAYLS
or BUCKS COUNTY.
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL.
HEAJOEs JOUN y. RhNE9lN
OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
For ASSEMBLY,
Williamson II. Jacoby,
OF BLOOMSBURY.
ron III 81 ATTORNEY
Milton M. Traugh,
OF BERWick.
ron TREASURER.
John J. Stiles,
OF BENTON.
tuE COMMISSIONER
John L. EoWicT,
OF PINE rWr.
FOR -UBVENpE
IsaaC 4, Dewitt,
GREENWOOD Iwr.
fOR AUDITOR
Leonar q B Rupert,
OF BLOuMoBURG.
ron CORONER
William J. lkcler,
OF MI PLEASANT.
El,cticn October, loth, 1868.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-05-27
EAsTERN MAIL TRAIN

EASTERN MAIL TRAIN
Leaves ST. Louis at 6:15 A. n, daily, except
Sunday, through to Cincinnati without change
of cars, stopping at the principal stations, and
arriving at Cincinnati at 1000 P. NJ
NEW YORK EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves ST. Louis at AIS P NJ, daily through
to Cincinnati without change of cars, stopping
only at Lebanon, Collins, Sandoval, Odin, OF
ney, Vincennes, and crossings of connecting
roads, and arriving at Cincinnati at $3.50 a. n.
A Train leaves at 6:3O P NJ, daily, except
Sunday, stopping at the regular stations, and ar
irving at Chicago at $50 A. N and Cairo at 4:l0
A N. This train connects closely for all points
in the North Northwest and South.
Sleeping Cars on ali Night Trains
Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad and con.
nections. Baggage checked to the principal
cities. Free transfer Of passengers and bag gage
from private residences, hotels, steamboats,, and
railroad depots, to the cars Of the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Railroad.
For through tickets and correct information
apply az Company's Office, directly on the corner
of Fourth and Chestnut streets, st. Louis, under
the Planters House, No. %.
MENDES COHEN,
Vice President and Superintendent W.D
". j. MCALPINE,
Wee Pr sident and Superintendent z D.
E. f. FULLER, General Ticket Agent. 1851
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KAN sAs CITY
BOOK BIN Derry

FENHE undersigned has established, in connec-
4 ton with the Journal of Commerce Office
at Kansas City. Missouri,
a FIRST GLASS BINDERY- AND BLANK
BOOK MANUFACTORY.
Especial attention will be devoted to the maR-
ufacture of Blank Books for Counties, Records
Registers, District Court Books, Tax Books,
County Treasurers' Books,-and all kinds of
Books of Public Record, Manufactured from the
best of stock, and in the highest style of the art.
MERCANTILE BOOKS.
We invite the attention of Merchants, Bank
ers, Manufacturers, Hotel Keepers, &c, to IA
eilities for the manufacture of the best kind of
Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Invoice Books,
Shipping Receipts, Sales Books, Hotel Registers,
Lawyers Dockets, etc, etc, etc.
MAGAZINE BINDING.
Harper's, The Atlantic Cooley, Peterson, Frank
Leslie, Harper's Weekly, Pictorial History of the
War, and all other Magazines, bound in Plain or
Fancy Binding, at the lowest figures
Binding of all kinds and styles-Paper, Sheep,
Calf, Law Style, Morocco, Turkey Morocco, and
Morocco Antique, done upon the shortest notice.
RULING OF ALL KINDS PROMPTLY DONE
n. B.-We employ none but first-class work
men, and are prepared to guarantee every job of
work sent out out. Orders respectfully solicited.
Address 7. DWIGHT THATCHER,
janl6l Kansas City, Mo.
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Fast Time to the East
Broad uage
n a I I r Q "a y

TFNRAIRS are now running on the Fast Sehe-
4 dule, leaving the Ticket Office, corner Of
Fourth and Chestnut streets, st. Louis, as fol-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-05-27

Through Tickets
For sale at the Office Of the Hannibal & ST. Joe
R. R. Co.. and at the Company's Office, at Quincy.
This is the only route that runs sleeping cara
from Quincy.
Fare as Low as the Lowest.
Baggage checked through to all important cities
and handled free of charge.
G. W. MEAD. Asst Sup't,
J. T. 7. BALL, Quincy, III
Western Agent, Leavenworth.
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JAMRs MEANs,

stens MasOns Bricklayer and Piasterer,
FSresdy to take contracts for any work in his
d line. BUILDING STONE and PLASTER
ING HAIR for sale.
EnPoia, Kansas, August e5l.. 0O2
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J. E. JEWELL. J.B. uovEY.
J. e. JEW ELG & co.
RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND COENISSIVN
A1ERCHANTS.
GENERAL PRODUCE DEALERS.
Soc warohease. near the Bridgs.

Stone Warehouse, near the Bridge.
LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
We pay cash for HIDES, Cotton. Wool, Hemp
and Tobacco. Or if parties prefer it, will re
ceive and skip direct to any of the Eastern
markets Oh their account, charging them sinai
commission, and make liberal advances on
Consignments.
REFERENCES.
Hon S. J. Crawford, Gov Of Kan, Topeka.
Capt j. R. Mcclure. A. Q. NJ Fort Rilev
Messrs Robbins 6 Collier, Council Grove
Messrs. Waskey & Hurst, Emporia
Mcdonald & Bres., Fort Scott
Carney Stevens, Leavenworth
W. L Aaustin Co. St Louis
Northup & Chick, New York,
w. H Chick & o., Kansas Oitv,
W. H. Moore & Co., Fort Union, n b.
P. s., Freight now be shipped through
from Lawrence to all points East, and nice oeTss
Lawrence, Kans., March IA. 1865. 377-Sm
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EMPORIA HOUSE.

N. S. STORRSs PRoPRIEToR.
gTNHE travelling public can be well cared for AZ
A this House. on the most reasonable terms.
Coed StablBg connected with the House. ia
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O'BRIRN & DIEFBNDORI

give exclusive attention to collecting
BACK PAY, BOUNTEES. PENSIONS, Etc
And all other demands against the Government
including the adjustment of business entrusted to
their charge for action at Headq uariers, Depart
ment of Kansas. VIII use diligence IN the col
lection of vouchers and demands against the Pay
Department, and attend generally to the interests
of officers and soldiers IN the field desiring the
services Of Military Attorneys. Bankers and
dezlers IN vouchers, residing at distance, Viii
fad il advantageous to confer with She under
signed O'BRIEH & DIEFEND0RF.
March II 1854
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-11
K4ing6f rain.-.5Sspeipsia cured.

W. 90
+ One of the worst diseases to which the hti-
man family Is linble Is dyspepsia. Itnot only
dtSln0lifies man from the pursuit of business
or pleasure, but It makes HE itself a buTien,
Itend the following wOndorfEd cure:
"ItARRISBunG, August 10, 1sA.-TO whom
1t may concern: Dyspepsia, In its most mnllg-
Ilhnt form, had almost reduced me to living
skeleton, and / was ono ofthe most miserable
men that walked the streets OF Harrisburg.
i had used all the known remedies, as well
MS prescriptions from the most eminent phys
lctnns, without deriving any benefit. Hap
peninR to pass the corner of Fifth and Market
streets, saw DIR. Mcbride, and, after listening
TO his remarks, / concluded TO give his King
Of Pain q fair trial. IhHVe done so for the last
twelve days, and j am now able to work, can
eat anything the appetite Graves, sleep we'll
and nm new man in every sense OF the word.
Every person afflicted with dyspepsia should
give It q fnir trial, for since It has wrought
such n quick cure, Ghpra Is no question but
that others VIII find Il n "BaIn in Gl1ead,' to
drive away disease. +fsi.5f.
"P. Son the 18th day of September, 1868,
was exempted by the surgeon OF the Board
OF Knrollment am now received by the
surgeon ms in perfect itton, aful able to do
any kind OF duty becoming soldier.
sn fh.f' 4.is JOHN WEAVER"
,"CITY OF HARRISBURG, PA, SIS: Before me,
dn Alderman of the city of Harrisburg Pa,
personally appeared John Weaver, who, after
being sworn according to Inv, did depose and
say that the matter set forth In the above
statement, to which he has Subscribed his
signature, Is strictly correct and true
Il HENRY PEFFERt Alderman.
City OF Harrisburg, Pa, August 2i."
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1
THE Washington correspondent of
the Cincinnati Gazette mikes some rev.
elntions about the pardon brokerage
business at Washington, the recent ex-
posure of which caused IA temporary
suspension. of pardOns by the Presi-
dent. 1t appears that Mr.. Conway, of
Richmond, formerly of Kansas, had
prepared and sent in petitions for par
don from thirty-fve Virginians. Get
ting impatient for answers, several of
the petitioners went to .washingto on and
obtained their pardons, one of them
paying Tom Corwin $500 for his inter
position, and the others also succeeding
by the liberal use of money. All the
thirty-tive succeeded by the same
means, and Mr.. Conway, on learning
the facts, went TO Washington, and in
dignantly reported them to the Presl-
dent. He stated it to be the common
understanding in Richmond that par
dons could not be promptly secured ex-
cept through the aid of "the ringp of
pardon brokers. A brother of the par
don clerk in the attorney generals of
flee, Mr.. Peasants, and person of the
Same name with the attorney general,
and representing himself to be his cou-
sin, were popularity understood to be in
"the ring" and 1t was intimated for
them, IL not by them, to the principal
citizens of Virginia, that cases entrust-
ed to their care could be greatly expe-
dited, in consequence of their relations
to the office of the attorney general.
The consequence of these revelations
was an explosion at the White House,
claim and pardon brokers were warned
of, and the business of Pardoning came
70 standstill forawhile. The pardon
brokers deserve some punishment more
severe than exposure for this discredit-
able business. .r.Isr %
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RhcnlI,,ntisn,I ! lnr.e.l. 3 ,I,l,l

: aAUGUSr q, 1s65.-NIy daughter could not
walk or do Anythingnt all, with the pains in
her hips and knees tried the doctors and
ali the patent medicines heard of, without
receiving amy benefit, until j bought a bottle
OF Dr. McBrides King of Pain, md by using
the slightest pain. May God bless him-may
he do others the same good. THOMAS
WRIGHT, Eighth street, Filth Ward, Pitts
buTgh. d II = -.rtl Hs.lI y
AUGUST 81, lSG5.-This Is to certify that my
Wife hns not been able to work or get about
Tor one year, with the rheumatism and liver
complaint, and shOrtnesS Of breath. tried
everything could hear Of, and n great many
doctOlG, without receiving my bShefit, until
hearl of nT. AIcBrideE X ing OF Pain, and by
following the directions three days, my wife
- IKE n now person. She cnIi31low attend To
her work, and Is improving rapidly every
h0ur. ADAM sSlIIrI.A:H, No. II, Iiibcrty street,
Dr. McIfrtdc can Ike found at his rooms, at
the McInre House, Wheeling.
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The patient who gives the following testi.
Inonlal was AFFLICTED with a diseased liveT-
the 1ountain- head of "a multitude ofaffiiotions
L,Dnt Ild not know what was the matter with
nun. II Is PRESUMED that the physician Ind
SiiilI enough to detect the seat OF the Ciissasfs
but hlsrcmedles Eailed: = >'''' S''ao
hAkklsBURG, August 10, lSGi.-This is to
cerllIy that for II long time i hnVe been EIcIS
eIiiiaGiated and enfeebled to such an extent
!nnt could neither eat nor sleep, with Vi0-
.sshL sshL pains constantly rHcking my entire syIS-
l Letl. l couia get no relief from physicians.
nhu was almost in despair, wlIen nccil,inl
tally got hold OF Dr. NIcf8ride's King or Pain.
Mhlclt cured me in two days. II has literally
rescued me frOm the Jaws OF death, Instead
0l S,i gong 9L down to the gulve, as thought /
WIS uQlnE4 have gone down to work can eat
4 4 i iuI and hearty meal, and sleep com fnrthbly,
DeileSe to-day that DIR. McBrfdes medicine
Is the pest ever Invented, and that Il Will IIO
ttii Lii ne claims for II, JOHN RICE State street
oI1oslIe HiclLoh's Machine shop.
Inc Doctor has In his possession over one
thoaS'lph certificates frpin soldiers in the ,iIf-
IsLeht camps OF the Northwest and West
Mhom lie either permanently cured or re-
IneSed Il OF pain nrising nom chronic diseases or
country, = y
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A HIssIssIPPI L,OyaIist's spcech.-The
Delegate from Jones speaking HIS

A MIssIssIPPI LOyaIist's spcech.-TIIe
DeIegate from Jones speaking III,
Il Mind. fsr -
.o ono sturdy loyal man in the NIissis.
sippi State Conventions delegate
named Crawford, from Jones county
made bis mark us nm originul taIIser.
one ol ms speeches was as follows;
"Nir. President-Sir, ! have come up
here TO express the feelings of my con-
stituents on the great stiijec. come
up hero sir to represent my constituents
where i come from. People hoot and
| wink up the streets, and say, there
goes mossy-bnck from Jones; but, sir, /
nave no preiudfces; am disposed to
treat my enemies inn moro Christian, a
more missionary spirit than they treat
cd me. am n mossy-back, sir, and /
stand mere today to represent the coun-
" OF Jones, otherwise known as the
free Stnte of JONES' But let not DeoDle
thinkto insult me with impunity. 1
loye n dog for his faithfuIness. hui the
yelping of puppies despise. People
SAID that the county OF Jones, the free
state OF ones, seeded from NIississin-
pi. Yes, sir, we did secede from Tie
Confederacy, and, sir, we fought them
like dogs, we killed them like devils.we
buried them like nSses-yen, like ASSES.
sir! MypeOple down there in tho conn
ty Of Jones did, in their sovereign ca
pacity, did secede, and did become, mos
sy-bncks, sir. We did fight them like
dogs and Kill them like helIions-Iike
hellions, 1 say, sir. But didn't come
up here to gas, sir, and surrender my
rights to the floor, sir, expressing only
the one sentiment, that stand nm fo,.
the county of Jones in general: yes. sir
l am for Jones allth tfme.''
Atanother time referring 10 the oppo-
sition to the Constitutional Amendment
because it did not provide for compen-
sating slave owners, Mr.. Crawford
said: ld
"The principle of the opposition TO
the section introduced in the reDort of
the committee seems to be remunern-
ton. agree to thnt amendment. were.
it broad enough, butin the essential an
the proVisos fall short. These have ONLY
aimed at the remuneration to. certain
classes who have heretofore been own
ers of African slaves, while /, Mr..
president, represent women and chill
dren OF the Caucasian race, whose cries
are now ascending in my ydowr-trodden
county for brend. Yes; sir in my suf- |
iering county of Jones to-day, the wnils |
of three hundred and eighty widowed |
women and shirt-tail children arc MS |
cending before the God of right, and an
pealing in tears to the powers appoint |
ed for relief; yet in the midst Of these |
facts 1T appears that the entire SymDa-
thies of this body Hre directed to that |
class who are presumptively suffering |
from the passage of the section under
consideration. / appeal in honesty to |
this convention to remember the white |
race, and not to be wholly absorbed in .
the African'' l .isI.t fl EIlu
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Is Beaufy cheap

Fr,V
Ihere IS an error, common with those
who are not oyer-well acquainted with
the particular difficulties of a given ART;
they often say that beautiful object
can be manufactured rs cheaply as an
ugly one. A moments reflection should
suffice to undeceive them. The beauti-
full object will be dearer than one Der-
fcctly bare and bald; not because utiIi-
ty is curtailed or compromised for the
sake of beauty, but because there may
be more manual labor, and there must
be more Thought, in the original design.
Therefore the manufactures, whose dali
ly Thought il must and ought to be to
cheaper his productions, cndetiyoring
to dispense with all that can be spared,
is under much temptation to decline
letting beauty stand as nm item in the
account of the costs of production. So
the pressure of economical laws tells
severely upon the finer clements of
trade. And yet it may he argued that.
in this rs in other cases, in the case foI.
example of durability and soliditv OF
articles, that which appears cheapest
at first amay not appear cheapest in
the long rum. And this for two reasons.
In the first place, because in the long
run, mankind are willing to pay a price
for beauty. l will seek for n proof of
this proposition in an illuStriOus neiph-
boring nation. France is the second
commercial country of the world: and
her commnnd of foreign markets seems
clearly referable, in d great degree to
the real elegance Of her prod1ctions-
and to establish, in the most intkiIiUi,
bic form, the principle that taste has an
eXchangeable value, and that It fetches
aprice in the markets Of the world.
But, Furthermore, there seems TO he
another way by which the law of nature
urrives Mt its revenge upon the short
sighted lust for cheapness. We begin.
say, by finding beauty expensive. we
accordingly decline to pay a class of ar
lists for producing it. Their employ-
ment ceases, and the class itself disan-
pears. Presently we find bv experi-
enee that works reduced to utter bald
ness do not long satisfy. We have To
meet n demand for embelIishment OF
some kind. But we have now starved
out tho race who knew the laws and
modes of its production. Somethinr.
however, must be done. So we substi,
thte strength for flavor, quantity for
quantity; and we end by producing in
congruous eXcresences, or even llitleous
maltormations at II greater cost than
would have sufficed for the nourish-
ment among us, without a break. of
chaste and virgin art.-Neip PdtE.
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q lEByi authority Of the IegisatuFe:.l
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution Of the State of
Tpoot US,,o.;,,;o

Dissolved, BY THE LEGiSIIATURE
III OF West Virginia, Tho following Is pro
'POsed as un amendment to the Constitution oE
TINS State, 10 be added at the end OF the first
section q the third ts tlcie theFeof, to become
according to the provisions thereof namely:
IN o person who, Einc6 tile fiIst day OF June.
1851, has given or ShnIl give voluntary MD or
assistance to the rebellion against the United
States, shnl be citizen OF this State or be l-
lowed TO vote of any election held therein,
unless be hns volunteered into the military
or lltvnl service Of the United States and Inns
been 9rshall be honorIbly discharged Chere-
Adopted. March !, 1866. ineG
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w6ndorruI Cure Erected.
BY the King of Pain. Read the evidene


Some three years ngo, the smallpox broke
out IN Harrisburg, and for many weeks was
IN nconstant attendance unon patients nfliicted
with this most loathsome disease, TbeIlntit.S
was compelled to perform Impaired my
health very seriously. Niy liver f,iIIeA in III
usual functions; disease ofthe spine foIlnISt,i'
ana my kidneys were also affected, Add ia
these nttltCtIonS a constant ConSti ipation ofthp
bowels, attended by severe headache mud ihe
felller eau Judge OF my situations. With sIIcIl
q SomnlICatiOn of diseases ] WINS still conn
peeled 70 work, null wps only enabled 10 do
80 by The constant use of purgntiVe medicines.
which have steadily taken for fourteen
months, In tho vain hope tlint they would
eventually bring my system TO ITS normal
condition htslln. i heaCTu OF Dr. Mcbride I1erI
FORMING miraculous cures with his King OF
ram, but doubted Its efficacy In nv ease:
'StuI' rs 'drpwinug men catch nt EtTawS,' /
c5lIlSu4 upon him, and n few minutes uftor1
sinSie application my headache disappeared.
1ilconTngetl by such u marvellous cure used
ms King of Pain internally; and this iOiI
OltS OF August In tho ycir OF our InTIl lSii II
am ngain n sound man. The kidneys, bowels
nhu spine are IS sound in every reSnct,t MS
LhSy were years ago, and / am able to do n
inll ElilNs work md sleep ufler Il ms wei MS
me healtllleS day ] ever saw. II reside in
rtSburg. JACOB ZIEGLEIE" I''S'1-''5-
- 'lIN OF HARRISBURG. PA, 81: Before mo
Mlulnm Kline, IN Alderman OF said city. per-
snhiilly came Jacob Zegler, who bpinE duIv
Sworn saith TINT the filC'tS set forth li0yts Te
lnsi and true. Sworn and subscribed August
~, 1861. WM. KLINE, Aldermni,' '9'
"Witness: U. J.JONRs." ''''''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-11
Ana stiII AnotheF wonderrnl Cure

BY nsing the King Of Pain: - ~ y
10 THE PUBLIC; My wife has been unable
to do amy kind of work for over three yeals.
Her greatest trouble was chronic tliaTfhea
and liver complaint, She was reduced to
seyenty-sl pounds In weight, when I heard
ot Dr. McBrideii and, by following his !llrec-
tionsi for the past two weeks my. wife has
gained thirty eight pounds. She now weighs
one hundred md fourteen pounds, She says
that she feels Better and stronger than she
has been for threeyears =
p. S.-I1Rve tried nearly everything, yyith-
out receiving any benefit heretofope. James
Wilson, No. 50 Ledlie street, Allegheny. p