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liminary investigation Of his made BY Of
the coroners yesterday and Frederick Rohde proprietor
Of tho dance house. and four others were arrested but
the person who fred tho pistol Is believed 70 be sin at
large.
A named Charles Smith was yesterday under OF.
animation IN the Fourth District Police Court on charge
Of forging the ccrtAcatIon 10 check on the ghth
National Bank for hundred and ten dollars and
passing said check Third broker In payment
for government honda The case was not concluded
0ne OF reportcn yesterday visited Tho prisoners
Gonzales and Peicer under sentence Of death for
tho murder OF joss Garcia 0tero, ct the Kings County
JAIL In Raymond street. Brooklyn and the interesting
results Of hts visit detailed In another column.
lecture delivered last evening 1t the Cooper In
ssute by General Howard Commissioner OF the Freed
mons Buresu. under the auspices Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, the progress q fccdmen's ar
faiS There was but mail attendance. but the report
Of tho General the Of the buresu such
10 call forth frequent applause from the audience
Tho Wills Of the following persons have been admitted
10 probate BY the Surrogate: Thomas p. 0uione WILL
liam Webb Lawrence, - Lunon Ebeuexeg Secicy
John Bell Ann BurrsI Cssnarne Belts Ann B. GrIswold
Euphemia Ogden and ". ". DE- Forest. The only one
Of those willis containing anything Of pablo Interest
that Of Mr. Dc Forest In which the following bsquesss
are made:-New York MAsdaisn Benevolent Society,
Port Society ss.ooo American Bible Society, $4,000
Yale College, $4,000
The Fsntans Of this CITY and Brooklyn have deter
mined 10 take pa In the procession the spprcschins
g. Pstsicks Day, and expected shas u leas twenty
thousand Of them will b In line.
Tho report By Albany correspondent Of The rccsns
sxcuoa Of The Poushksspss loo boat nsss V AIbsny
forms description Of novel and exciting style Of yacht
Ing me squadron oossswsd Of three yachss drvsa BY
the wind but running Inc 10y surface Of The vs ana
thsIs trip was very s1eosful osA II shs matter Of
spssd ssaA bsan oemparisoa v them, portion Of
Ne Tine sbsy Travelled eve mile minutA sad the
entire runaing une froa POsshksspsis 70 Abaay We
les shaa swe esA hAlf hssm sA9
Fan rsneiso sdvsess give ialsr sssssnss - Ne
New zsalasd bs>wssa Ne BussA ssps and We Masrs,
which ~ smi bsIss asd ~ vtsh mseh srpsity. Ths
natives nsghs 6sspsvsssly, tus soAtinus1 y 49, sss1
having rsesatv ma wish llNsasoue 6sfbak fnsy ha4
nHss svss~svs ~ psse& vh>a vsss rs)ssss1 n ~
A sspssY .sssaew - sssss6 n = Lssls ysuass.
az - psetAss sssAain,as fsvsy sAsssaad ael,ars
| TINS SOCK 'nartss - ssvcas yssssr6Av. 0Svsnasss
were doll Cold ciesed ~ issx
bss'nss We wssasssuny Dali yesterday. We con.
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gramme. And now Mr.. Sumner, resting on IL,
tells US, "our whole duty now centres In the
performance OF those sacred promises which
arc coeval with the national liie.n But how
sol Because tho founders OF the republic
made In their platform an extravagant state
ment, does that impose on us an insane attempt
to carry II out! Is the Declaration Of Independ-
cnce lawi
It's the fault Of men Of Mr.. Summers stamp that
they do not properly distinguish between facts
and fancies-between the laws that nation must
live and die by-and those vague theories only
proper 10 amuse the elegant retirement Of the
scholar. Mr.. Sumner practically tells us that
the preamble TO the Declaration Of Independ-
ence--a revolutionary programme, puro and
simple--is of equal or even higher authority
than the constitution Of the United States. He
tells us that be IL going TO quote the fathers,
and he hands N an exploded theory. Mr.. Sum-
ner can appreciate fact too He utters The
wholesome scorn Of common sense against
men who disregard the obvious position In
which the war has left the South, ana waste
time In the discussion Of constitutional subtle
Ties hat are metaphysical At bsst Such dis.
eussions, he says, are aof form, mot substance
Of words only, and not Of hotA" And he
speaks truly. But why then does he initiate
this conduct Why does no give the world
The opportunity 10 echo against Sumner the
scorn that Sumner uttsrs against othersf He
applies the same prcGtles species Of discussion
70 another subject Others employed u on Ne
position Of The States; ~ on the position Of
ne negro. Il there anything mors than form
and words In The argument that the negroes
srs dsspoilsd BY society Of thsir natural On
dowmensf Has society or ne law - matter
or LET deprived ~ negro u sny rghtf Il ne
ASSERTION that all nsn srs bern equal true IN
say othss thaa nsoaphysleal ssnssi Can
~ essler psstsnA ~ y ever Va, = hos
- h ssss w -, hsts n shs
~ = ~ \ ~ ssvssunsst
; : 49, - tDh ~ tssa takn ~ -
nsgr, - nsss@s saa I'll = wksa - sssrslssd
n tt shsn = a. or ethsrwiss lssvs I'll
~ nooashlss sss Of thslr sonssituassal
asxuksaA n b ~ sane VITA NJ srcniss
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OFFICIAL.
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century, when all the negroes were slaves; and
therefore the fathers assented that aristocracies
might be sufficiently republican TO satisfy tho
requirement Of the law, or they could not have
acknowledged those communities. Southern
States, IL this objection be good, have always
been open to It The fathers In their lives did
not urge II, and now Mr.. Sumner trumps II mp
out Of their literary remains. Perhaps IL was
the aristocratic nature Of Southern institutions
that guarded 90 well the phraseology Of the
constitution on this point The instrument
only calls for governments republican ain
FORM" Apparently they may be anything In
spirit-it Is the form that h stipulated for-the
Legislators giving the law only grasp on their
outward shape. Ths words arc that we "shsll
guarantee republican form Of government"
We must suppose the constitution 70 be an In
telligibls document II II means what Mr.
Sumner says Il does there b no republic In the
community Of States for which Il was made,
and II ID Tissue Of nonsense. And this sum-
GENTLY proves hat that b not Ii meaning, and
that the fAthsrs, in their reference 10 republI-
can form Of government had quite different
concspscns from thoss NE Senator would force
upon M New meanings cannot be foissed upon
old words In sxpoundins Tho organic law Of
people. Some men have done this In The In
terprstatioa Of Shakzpers, and 70 support thso-
riss elsa. II wss MOI considered honest then.
when onlys poor lissis theory was ct stake.
What should be said Of Il when such means are
employed 10 ovsrsss States thst were originsl
parts u thls nation and parties 70 that very
compact % wish u b at&snptsd 70 arrus
thsa eutof existeecsf VI
Even n thb Aegsnsas W - Mr.. ssnnsr's
liability 70 oonhns hnsslf y poslsivs rssllHss
y rs)ssb ~ bread ana ung.sslisssd fAos hat
u hshsm accepted thsss Dsssss - su1loisutly
rspublissa, aad ilvsd Win thsa under Ne
sane oessS1s~slsa, elsss certain misty phrases
fon ths htAsn V show thAs ssah States cannot
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-13
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

THE BLIND Tom SwINDLE.-IheS win'
oilers, Ellis g. SANFORD, who came moro
last week and advertised Blind ION, t A'c
great musical prodigy, to appear here
ON Wednesday night last, and who
eloped after selling in this city, about
seven hundred tickets and near that
number of people, had not been heard
from or of up to late hour last night.
1t is estimated that they took away with
them about six hundred and fifty dol.
lars. aa 80. ~
The swindle is one of the boldest ever
perpetrated in this or any other city, and
now, that the men have left with their
booty, thore is scarcely a man in Wheel
ing that cannot "see it," The mon were
here four or FIVE days, in one Of our
most prominent stores, selling tickets
for prize, gift concert, with Blind Tom
at its head, and no person happened to
remember that the aforesaid sightless
African was in Europe. The rogues
played their game well however, and
succeed in making an aristocratic and
fashionable sell in this city which will
not soon be forgotten. .- l.5,,. 81.
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WAR" UPON THE Docs We under
stand that the proper authorities will
soon issue a proclamation against dogs
running at large in Wheeling. There
are several thousand worthless ours liv-
iup in the city which ought to be killed;
but we verify believe that, notwith-
standing dog laws, dog ordinances, and
dog proclamations, the canine race is
steadily on the increase, and thousands
Of mon would rather part with their
wives than their dogs If they are in
prosperity they will keep dog or two
inst because they can" if they are too
poor to support" dog, they will have
one anyhow, and let it hunt for itself
in the back yards and cellars OF the
neiphborbood. Come veal or woe, they
must and will have dog. Thus the
tribe of bankers, snappers and blters IS
constantly on the increase, and for every
ten killed under proclamations twenty
"purps" rise up and take their places.
The dog proclamation business IS a
farce" afording excellent summer
amusement, and we hope that, inasmuc u
as it forms a part of the programme, the
Mayor will see that it is not omieted
from the bills. To so through the DOG
DAYS" without dog proclamation
would be like the play of GAS you IKE
it" with the character of "Dogberry' lei
out BY all means let us have the proc
lamation. Itwon't hurt the dogs,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-13

ARRESTED Yesterday six young men
we're brought to this city on the steamer
Leni Leoti, and handed over to the po-
lice. They had been arrested by citizens
of Sardis, Ohio, who captured them on
Paton's Island, about thirty miles below
this city One of the young men was q
fnoitiye from Justice in Ritchietown,
where he shot a boy q short time
ago, and the other FIVE were
Charged with having been engaged
in the outrageous rape case on Sunday
last. Miss Burkett appeared in Court in
the afternoon, and recognized four OF the
fellows, Joseph Cline, Jacob Henry
Townsend Adams and Frank B. Miller,
as men who had ravished her, and they
were sent to jsiite await hearing
before Court.
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BOARD OF EDUCATIoN.-An adjourned
meeting of the City Board of Education
was held at the Court House last night.
Present-Messrs. Mcclure, President
Bodley, Bickel, Brown, Clohan, Craw
ford, Hastings, Hutchinson, Mooth, Pratt
and Phillips.
The Finance Committee reported the
resources for the year S32,710 10, end the
expenditures at about an eqnal amount.
The claims of teachers for salaries OF
1864, were ordered to be paid
The Committee on Salaries reported
the following as the salaries for the en-
suing year: uperintendent, l,35O ;
Principals of Grammar Schools, 81, LOO :
Principals of Seventh Ward, S72o; Full
ton, S605; Assistants, $il0. $3.50,
1862 so. Clerk of Board, $685.; Board OF
Examiners, $50 each.
Repairs to school buildings were order
ed in Madison, ed Ward Union, Cen
ire and Webster Townships, at cost OF
$3.50.
The committee on Buildings were in.
structed to receive proposals for placing
a new roof on Clay Township Third
Ward School House.
The special order of the evening being
the election of City Superintendent of
Free Schools, was then taken up.
Mr.. f. s. Williams and Mr.. s. G, Stew.
ems were placed in nomination. Mr
Williams was elected on the first ballot:
Rev. j. T. MLure and DR.. A. S. Todd
we're elected members of the Board or
Examiners for the ensuing year.
Adjourned until Thursday eye ming
next
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CHAMBER OF CoMsfERcF.-There was
a most encouraging attendance on
change yesterday afternoon. We are
pleased to see that the exertions to es-
tabhsh daily exchange is meeting with
so much success. After the Geographic
reports of the markets were read, com
mupication from the Cincinnati Chamber
of Commerce, In relation to the .ouisville
and Portland Canal was brought before
the meeting, when the following commit.
tee were appointed to report upon the
same at today's meeting Augustus
Pollack, w G. Battelle and j. d. Dubois
We expect to see large meeting this
AFTERNOON, as the above subject is one Of
interest to our steamboatmen and all
shippers of goods below Cincinnati
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-13

SUPREME CoURr. THE Supreme Court
of Appeals for this State mst 81 the Court
House in this city yesterday morning.
Judges Berkshire and Brown presiding
Owing to the indisposition Of Judge ~.
A. Harrison, that gentleman did id not not
reach this city, and of course QUO T Mos
take take his place upon the bench. - Inc =
Court organized and then a sV5Out;fti or
s al .1, ~ the lawyers test oath will be
aroysd by Hon. Andrew Hunter. Wv as
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-13

FOURTH STREET NJ. E. CHURcH-A
ready the work of demolition has begun,
and soon the old Fourth Street NJ, Z.
Church building will be among the
things that were. Yesterday, Brown
and Lose took their photographing ap
paratus to commanding point and OBJ
tanned an admirable picture OF the oid
house of worship. The congregaIlon
viii hold services in Washington Hall
until the new Church is ready for occu
pancy. II is estimated that the new
edihce will cost about forty thousand
dollars. --------
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po11cE.-The only case tried before
the Police Court yesterday morning was
that of Jacob Ferran, who was fined
twenty dollars and costs for disorderly
conduct. asdss eF .ssfa afsRs 81
In the afternoon four of the men,
Joseph Cline, Jacob Henry, Townsend
Adams and F. B. Miller, engaged in the
outrage or rape case of Sunday, last
were committed to Jail for a hearing be-
fore the Circuit Court. Esb eos
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-13

THESTREET RAnwAY.-The rdinance
relating to the city railway came up be-
fore the Second Branch Of Council last
night, when it was laid on the table and
ordered to be printed in the newspapers
Of the city, and in bill form for use OF
members of Council IH7p9' ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-13
Or. Larookah's
rnprAN vEGETABLR
Pulmonic Syrup!
-aVs COUGSas, COLDS, WHO

~uaRs COCGMs, COnins c.,sus
~ PIN. "In in tho Side, Might sve.ts
Bronchitis, 4. Itch public spsakers and slns
Hoarseness, 20 w. zion, In - eeriy s'ss''
ers are liable Consun.. -nst and Lungs.
and all diseases Of the Tn. -edlce sass' -.
eIergymsn Of every denomination.
tors professors Ia our yarioas coliex. y 49,
many Of oar noot eminent public men. & y
Containing no cYsem, it 10 sdsptsd 70 every
gerous results which follow the uss Of many Of
the Cough preparations Of which opium and
ipecse are the base. Give 10 TRIAL Price 50
cents and 81 Per Bottls. DR.. n r. KHI0HI6.
Proprietor, Helress, Nsas. = u 81
LIST & CO., LAUGHLISs 4 BUSHylELD
and at Retail by Merchants and Druggssts sv.
erywhere, fss1s .lov'eom
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-13

THE SUMMER SEAsoN--Has its perils
as we'll as its pleasures At home o.
abroad you should have . friend at hand
in "Logaa's Essence Of Jamaica, Ginger y
1t is an elegant tonic, and corrective
of evils, resulting from errors in aiet
Price IS cents, sold by dealers. BsE
T. q. LOGAN e. CO.
LOGAN LIST & Co.,,
Proprieters.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-13

For the benefit of persons who have
in the Chicago lottery, we may
state that the drawing did not take
place, as was expected, on Wednesday
las. 1t has been indefinitely post
poned." - 49$sH =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-13

Doors AND SHOES FOR THE MILLION
We observe that our enterprisipg
shoe dealers Messrs. Blond and Bach.
man, have on hand one of the largest
and most complete assortments of boots,
shoes and CATERS ever brought to the
citv Prices reasonable. Call at their
store, Main Street, corner Sprigg Alley
and secure bargains.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-13
DR.. LARooKAH's
Sarsaparilla COMPOUND !

EwANENT cure Of Liver Complaint serof'
ola, or Kings Evil, Dyspspsis, Dropsyl Hsn'
ralsa Eglepsy ETysiIsi.s ~ y; An TsSrs sai,
Rbsnm. Ulcers and Sores. Rheumatism, Pain IN
the stomach, side and Bowels General Dsoth,
" Uterine liberation, 6yphnis and HsrenrAi
Disease. and ali complaints arising from OF 10
n h douIk ns strerdn Of any other Ssrsspa.
riila Compound In tho market, and 10 endorsed
bv the medical faculty 40 tho best and ehsapes'
FLOOD Purifier eItant Price ti % per Bottle.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-13

In TowN.--Judgs Loomis. of Parkers.
burg, and Judge Bunker, Of MorgantowD,
were in the city last evening
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TRANHroRTAEF0N.
SUMMER SCHEDULE
BALTIMORE oHIoRR

ogy4eE BALrnoRg ONO KAnRoAD Co, &
- - WRESTLING, June IL. iss6, ,
DAssENGER TRAINS WILL Run
il BY the following schedule on and After the
nth Of lima 1866: ~ - ~ - = I. -
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WANTED

g y utcH rSCYEg
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CRY CoUNcILs.-An adjourned meet
ing of City Councils was held las
night
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-13

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
w our FIRST stock Of Boots and Shoes.
Having purchased for cash and our stock be
ing all NEW and FRESH we feel satisfied that
We can give entire satisfaction to any who may
give rs a call "o --t.,.--
The attention of Country Merchants Is re
spectfully solicited before purchasing elsewhere
EDWARDS, STONE e. co.
mrh5-tf
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-08-25
LOUISVILLE.
INDIAN
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
40. 20, Fourth street, Opposite National
HoteI, Louisville, Ny.

=
Hotel, Louisville, NY.
REV L. b. DAVIS, President.
" H. JOHNSON ESQ.,, viee-Presd .ut.
JAS ALEXANDER, Secretary.
FRANK E. CHAPMAN. NJ. D.. Consulting
TSsTABIISHED FOR THE CURE OF CON
IL sumption, Chronic Catarrh Bronchial and Pulmo-
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Gout Neuralgia, diseases of the Kidneys and kindred
organs Old Sores aud Ulcers of every description all
Nervous Diseases spinal female, uterine, and child
bed weakness pain in the back. prostration and all
other Nervous disorders.
Secret malades. the result of dissipation and early
vices producing disorders the skim muscles joints
glands and all the internal yiseera, deranging the
fsnctions eorrupting the blood deeomposing the it's
sues deforming the structure and defaeng the beauty
of the human form divine cured by the mode
treatment originated by Dr. Chapman IN from three
TO six weeks Gases treated by mail, and medicines
TO all parts OF the county. Cures guaranteed.
DIR. GHAPMAN'S sIsDIAN PREVENTIVE
POWDERS" prepared expressly for ladies only
whose health will not admit of their bearing children
These powders are perfectly harmless and have been
used IN the Doctors private practice for years with
ont single failure. Price So per package Sent
by mail. securely sealed, on receipt of the price.
DR. CHAPaAN'S "LIFE-GIVING Pills. pre-
pared expressly for the aged and infrm, giving
healthy aetisn the kidneys and strength the blsd
der These pills stand without equal In the world
Price 81 per box containing one hundred pills. Sent
by mail to any address on receipt Of the price.
DR. CHAPMAN'S INDIAN SALVE" all
skin diseases and old of every description
Cures Itch in "a hours. 81 600 worth of choice rec
around each box, giving instruction for making all
the popular hair paratons now in the market.
ing superhnous hair Also q so gold piece in the
bottom Of every hundredth box. Price so cents
Sent by mail to any address receipt of the price.
Address all letters DR.. CHAPMAN, INDIAN
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SOUTHERN LAND GENCY

Flor & DEF ANcE,
(Extablished IN 1900
VIC KSB URG, MISSIS SIPPI
Attend to buying, selling and leasing Real Estate
Of ali descriptions, and to procuring Partners and
Negatieting loans Tor planters IN Mississippi,
Lopi.12na and Arkansas
Or Catalogue Circulars, Estimates, and any IN
formation desired sent free TO any address.
S ofice IN Masonic Building, opposite the ~
oHies - April ldem.&
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BANKS, HAMILTON g. CO.,
EOMMISSION MERCHANTS, Corner
~ Vine and Commercial Streets,
L, B. HARDWOOD, st. Louis, On Io,-,s Mo
8. h. RICHARDSON, Mobile. % -Ao'
re Goods purchased through our St. Louis
house, If consigned TO us in New Orleans, will
be forwarded free of commission for same.
Bagging and Rope advanced ON consignments
of Cotton, to be made TO either house, by our
agents, Messrs. s. G. Newcomer & Co.. Jack
son. Miss. aug22d1m.
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Y. s. MAIL r. R. LINE.
Selma and Montgomery Navigation Com.

r. b VI this Line, makes daily con.
saESffE3 nections between the salma ana
To.s.ss.s = Meridian and the Alabama and
tennessee Railroads, at Selma, and Mons
gomery ana West Point Railroad. at Mont
gomery, by their light-draught swift Stea,nars
Steamer MONTGOMERY r.n...
leaves Montgomery on TUESDAYS Th, nr1NE,
each city. VI tne cars
,es steamer Sas,I, NYMPH No. ., Capt. BIZ vii,
urdays sand and M "a tuesdays, Thursda Sat.
each point. aafisa ZINE cars at
~ ~ g trough Tickets EastwaA and west
Of the ~ SAFE on the Steamers and a. the Ofces
= ,-e pany az Selma and MI16teomery.
jy24dsm. y 39s6n ! ~ ~ :,
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-08-25

CHOIIC,
, FLUX, AND
LOOSENEsS OF THE BOWELS
DukELI VEGETABLE in its composition.
q ana prepared at their laboratory from Banks
roofs, berries, Gums and Herbs.
ny the use OF the
MISSISSIPPI DIARRHGA CORDIAL,
DlARRHCEA-One of the most fatal disease
known in the valley of the Mississipni is rapid
~ anu radically cured-hence its name. l.
VIII, also, when taken according TO directions
1 assurediy cure all cases Of Cholera, Collie
Of the Bowels
IL is prescribed by the first Western and
o2uthern Physicians, and used in the hospi
tais OF the country as standard remedy.
thousands OF soldiers and citizens have been
cured by the use of this Cordial; And it may
properly be termed the Great Medicine o.
The Soah AID West.
$4,000 REWARD
To any one who can preduee or ever have
produced remedy which bears any resem-
Diance TO this in point of value.
.sI nnS sootnlng and healing influence of the
MS DIARRHGA CORDIAL is al
niost simultaneously felt: and within few
minutes alter taking it. the sufferer from any
"a tne disorders which it processes TO cure II
not only convalescent but well. 1t acts upon
ane internal surfaces with which it comes IN
system and producing a healthy action in the
digestive and secretive organs.
ca UTTON.
1--WE earnestly caution the public against sew
era spurious limitations of this Incompatible
remedy, cotton up under rhe head of "Dlar-
rhe Cordials,n the object of whichis TO deceive,
and take advantage of the merited reputation
OF the Mississippi Diarrhe Cordial. Beware
OF such worthless trash. Ask for the genuine
article, prepared only by US, and you cannot
possibly be disappointed.
Prepared only By s. Mansfield d. 90.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. MEMPHIs TENN.
Who offer to thetrade an ilnmeAne stock Of For
e1gn and Domestic Drugs, Chemasals &c, &C.
g prices which ujr> compare any other
Jylz1 LEsar4 -6m
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w. III, BARNETT,

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
v Merchant, and Dealer in Plantation Sup
plies,
UNDER THE Posi- OFFICE,
auglodlm- VICKSBURG, MISS