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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-25

Ia uuugtue kettle from ithe nfe scalded
myself very severely one hand almost 10
crisp The torture was uubearablo
The Mexican Mustang Liniment relieved the
pain alm0at immediately IL healed rapidly, and
lett very ittle scar CHAS. t'lS IEk,
i2U Broad ~ Phil telphiL
IL- - merely "a sample of what h, Mustang
Lniment viii DO Ii ~ invaluable il al cases
oI wounds swelltngs sprains, cuts, . ruisea.
-payns. etc, either upon man or beast.
Beware OF CUunterfeit5 None 10 genuine nu
less wrapped in 6ne steel plate engTavings
bearing The signature Of G. w WestbrOok
Chemist and the pTirle stamp Of DENiAs BAENr
& Co. New York
Saratoga SPIN water. sold by al,
Druggists
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AQUA Or MAGNOLIA The prettIsst tlipgi the
sweetest thing and the most Of 1t fer the
least m oney. 1t overcomes the odor Of perspi'
ration softens and adds delicacy to the skin /
is delightful perfume allays headache and
inflammation, and IS q necessary companion IN
the sick room In the nursery and upon the tot
let sideboard. 1t can be obtaiDedeveryvhere
st one dollar per bottle
Saratoga spring W6isr sold 67 all
Druggtsts
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-25

10 o. F.-The West Virginia Grand
Lodge of the Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows met in this city yesterday morn.
ing There is a full representation from
the various lodges in the State and much
important business is being transacted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-25

LYoS's EXTRACT OF PURE JAIAICA GEGEE-
for Indigestion Nausea, Heartburn Sick Head.
ache Cholera Morbus, &C. where a warming
genial stinulant is required. It's careful prepa.
ration and entire purity makes IL cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes Sold e7'
erywhere at ~ cents per bottle.
Saratoga spring Water, sold Dy al
Druggists. ieb- oOtnufs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-25

HeimstTeets lnimitaOle Hair ColoTing las been
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years
II acts upon the absOTbents at the roots Of the
hair and changes Il TO It's original color by, dc.
grees All instantaneous dyes deaden ana IN
iure the hair Heimstreets Is not dye, but is
certain in It's results, promotes It's growth, and
is beautiful Hair Dressing Price - Cents and
81 co. Sold by sll dealers
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold by al
Dealers
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-25

CLUB MEETISG.-An important meet.
ing for the transaction of business will
be held at the club room on Main street
this evening There should be a full
turn ont.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-25

wuAI DIU VI - young lady returning 10
her country home alter 4 sOiOurn Oi few
months, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place OF a rustic, flush face, she had soft
ruby complexion OF almost marble smoothness
an instead OF % she really appeared but II
She told them plainly sho used Hagang hagno.
liza Balm, and would not BG without It ANY
lady can improve hor personal appearance very
much by using this article II can be ordered
Of any druggist for only ~ cents.
Saratoga Spring Wafer, -Iid by all
Druggists.
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/ s. G BAYHA ,
2. W. ROSLEY,

Of C0WIsJN
W AND FANCY CANDIES. and dealer in
r~cirn F'ruits Nuts etc 10 ilf Market 81
AIso Parties and weddings furnished wish
., Cream and Cake st the shortest notice
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-25

counterfeit money in his possession, but
the public will do well to be on its
guard, and look with distrust upon the
fifty dollar bills.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-25
s. E. FARIS,

MARBLE WORKER & sGULR- Ii,
VI TOR No. 10 Main Street; nseng d. q,
EF Monumental Work OF al k!nus ko.: mcs y - y
order on short notice. Particular atVenUon pa'a %
to Portrait Sculpture ana Designing. seo2S
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M. W. JORDAN,

Nr.RBLF WORKs.-MoNU4ENIS
M Head stones, every description Of
'enetery Work executed in good style: Corr m
: "T ZnSSe and eth Streets East Wheeling, w:
=, lam prepared to fill all orders entrnslee
me and nd hope viii merit part Of public pat pat
-cnage. Prompt attention paid 70 oraeis IN
he country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-25

All who value 4 beautiful head oi hair, and itB
preservation from premature badness aud turn
ing gray viii not ilii To uSo Lyons GO lebratod
Kethlirun II makes the hair rich, soft and
glossy. eIld.rarcs dludruf, and cau5es tho hair
to crow with lu,uiaut beauty. Sold every
where +. THOMAS LYON,
Chemist New York
Saratoga spring water, sold by -
Druggists.
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French & American Corsets

UTOULB REsPECTFULLR IN.
w VIE the attention Of the ladies' o. tia
city ana vicinity TO the isct tnst tssy gpea
and veil assorted stock Of Skirts, Corssts and
SHIRT szpporte-s Of the lstest and most AZ.
Havf1T been euEaTed foT = long the In sr 81.
oI1sf-eiy ,vholesals business, We have oquired
eTfsrsiye facilities for procuring goods In our
liue on the most reasonab!e terms and offer tksu
~ tbe public at the lowest eastern prices.
Country merchants are particularly invited 10
come and ses our ock before purchasing e,se
sEirts purchased ,t our store vii be repaired
free Of charge.
We also make any size Of Hoop Skirts 30 o..
der.
Our retal department. q Il charge Of coupe
tent lpdtss.
igl Main street, ors do0z belov p. Kelusdd
Dry Goods Store, Whssltag. W. 70.
nyle.ly
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II. W. PHILLIPS,
JOHN BROWN,
WYKES & BROW

I59 Main street, EEs:hug y IA. .
,Yu0TOGRAPHs OF Az SIZES
AND STYLE, India Ink, Oil and water
,s,1or. finished in the latest styles.
A isrCe assortment of gilt ana rosewood frames
80 a ysriety of Fanos' and Cheap Cases
Sid Pictures copied TO cards or life-si-e
.--CaN and examine. u
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. r h,ILIGH
GarEinge Manu- faTi0s,
JOHN PFARR,

2JGNU UFACT TUR r. X OF AIS
VI KINDS OF CARRIAGES, Market Streel
. ;Sw doors aboTe the ond Wsri Market Hous,
wheeling Va
~ Rapairiu1 tome on the shortest notice
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BUSINESS CARDS
DR. E. ]. HENNIG,

HOMEOPATHIC PEaSTCEA \.
has removed his office TO Union street, be
tgseu Market and Fourth. Ofbce hours iroU'
to q. u TO . 2 M " 60 2 u
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WILLIAM KRYTER,

yANUFACTURER OF SHEARS,
VI Knives, Scissors Cutlery, Sheep SheaIs
-, aud dealer in Hardware ana Guns. No. le5'
-kct Street. Wheeling, ". "a. sep2"
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CHARLES SIEBKE.

= ,-5r.I nTFP AND SCOURER, South
..-l near the =. & o. R Il. Depot wheeling
"a. All kinds Of Shavls, Ribbons and eve
..scription of Siiks and Hoolen Goods, exc
..,t on short notice ana on reasonable terms
.lEs is the first and best Steam hJing bstab
-. ai,t in the Western States SspsJ
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: KoPEETsoE AZ h. 't'sFoBD \ al
Robertson & iunsford,
-, SURGEON DENTIsTs, as
Sy$f .IAPRET STREET Wheeling west
ILL aspl,
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TRANSPORTATION.
National Steam Navigation Go,

y Liverpool and New York, calling at Queens.
town steamship Of this line oonhs'inR OF
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-26
An Address Delivered by Colonel
II. W. Walter at the Burial OF
Lieut.. Col. James L. Autry,
Tuesday evening, Feb.
ruary 9th, 1866.
HoLLY SPRINGS. Feb. q, 1866.

HOLLY SPRINGS, Feb. q, 1866.
FRIENDS AND BRETHREN We
meet here as mourners. We come to
pay the last tribute of respect to our
departed friend, and to attest the
that men who live respected
will die regretted. The memory Of
the good should be embalmed in
many hearts, and their graves moist
tened by tears from many eyes. This
large, this unusual concourse, attest
the worth of our departed brother.
None who sleep in this city of the
dead, deserved more truly this need
Of praise than james Autry. We
loved him in life; we honor him in
death. In all his relations with So
c~icty-as a lawyer, legislator, warrior
and citizcn-hc challenged respect
and won applause. He came amongst
US, Of the bar, in the first flush Of
youth. His genial nature, his love
Of virtue and his honorable bearing
won our love, whilst his impulsive
earnestness, his easy e~loquence and
his untiring industry, gave a prom
ise Of the mature and able lawyer,
which nothing but death could
break.
lie was the idol of this community,
and before he had attained age, We
selected him as ono Of our Legislators.
lie entered the halls of our capitol
as a beardless but brilliant youth.
Grave and reverend senators ap-
plauded his eloquencc, approved hi'
suggestions and adopted his %counsels
Scarcely had he passed the age o
twenty-one, when he became thu
mouth-piece, the Speaker Of oul
House of Representatives. Missis
sippi had never honored one so younI
with a compliment so high. HI
we'll repaid this confidence. His ur
banity, his quickncss, his impartialit!
won the respect Of all. His famili
arity with his profession, suggcstc,
many wise laws, which were adopted
and the boy lawgiyer was know
and honored in every portion Of Oh
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publle ltws Hii ~ ~ fho mllie Wl|l
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and vaa therefore Hgt umlfHfri
within the Inhibition ~ iho rontnin
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lor Kent, ! Com, "a. note. md Il
appears 10 Ne to be we'll founded In
reason aud principle.
hot dover Is not a matter NJ mar.
riage contract. II u M more ~ than
The right Of the husband 10 the choses
IN notion Of his wife not reduced 10
possession during covcrturc, which
right, ~ wo have seen, Is settled by
this Court to be within the power Of
modification by tho Legislature.
Clrak Va. MeCreary. aud King ys,
Marshall. In both cases the rcspcc.
tive rights are incidents 10 the mar
riagc, and result from Il to the extent
to which they go, but are not the sub.
iect Of positive contract. Dover, /,
not a right founded in contract, buI
one resulting from the fact of mar
riage, as an incident TO il and ~
matter of social and domestic polio,
of the State; and, therefore, it /
that a widow Is entitled TO dover il
England, though the marriage tool
ylace in a foreign country where III,
common law-right of dover did no
exist,-Park on Dover, 2l-22; 2
Bac. Abr. Title Dover, G. 3d.; b,
the common law, dover was forfeited
by the attainder of the husband 70
treason,-2, Bl. Comm. 1870. W
are, therefore, of opinion that III,
provisions of the statute under con
sideration with reference to the right
Of married women whose husband
were living at the date of their en-
actment, were a legitimate exercise o
the power of the Legislature. Blu
we deem II proper to say, that W
place this decision solely on tn,
ground of Legislative power over
subject matter of public policy, an'
do not intend to intimate hat a wild
ow's right of dover is subject to b
defeated or impaired by any othe
means, such as alienation of the hus
band (other than such alterations a
are authorized by the statute) incum
brances created or suffered by him
or by judicial sales of his real estat
as now authorized by law.
The judgment must be affirmed.
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HON JOURNAL.
ror 1870.


Established IN iai6, me Home Journal ia
the lhlfl " lHHHApL ~ iefntlslh wear.
aufs ~ nll hienls and anla fibsfs. =
filll conducted W
NF WILLIS,
assisted Ny m ehelsnl ruffs N allie sdllatt
talented nunlfihuiufs aud spi,y correspondence.
In The hfAl leue N lht tdiilns solame viii
he euasaienfed a nev series u Matrimonial
f%elieiilts by the wtll-khnwn and popular ha,
mafoiis writer barry 0inY author d Married
Life, tie, etc.
Tts Amusement Department u under The
charge ~ ~ A. DfLtls an accomplished
critic who will kesp our traders we'll Iniafmfd
of al that i Interesting, on both sides " The
Atlantis IL matters musical and dramatic.
We lake This opportunity " thanking our
many Huullwm subscribers fof q return II their
patronage, and eau Assure them that the editors
will stu Keep the columns u The Home Jour.
nal ffse rom political and religious discussions,
aud will conhne Themselves rather 10 their
motto 70 Encourage the memorable, The pro-
g~rrsslve mud the heautihln
Tsnus-for one copy, ono year On, three
copies, 81 SOL or one copy hf three year., o. 80
always In advance. Subscriptions orders ~.
miiiances, and all other communications, 10 be
addressed 10 the pablishon,
N ?. WILLIS 4 NORRIS PHfLffps,
l07 FULTON street, New York.
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II is thought that either Senator
sherman or Senator Pomeroy will
&c elected president pro I'm. Of the
Senate before rs Preseut adicurn-
ment.
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FoR NEGRO SUFFRAGE.-A cor
respondent writing to the Memphis
Post, says that at a recent negro
meeting held at Helena, Ark, Judge
Handy, and formerly Confederate
States Senator, made a speech declar-
ing himself in favor of negro suf-
frage. Can this be true? We
think not.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-26

BAILEY SpRISos.--This famous
watering place is now open for the
reception of visitors. The proprie-
tors invite their old friends and ac-
quaintanccs in Pamela county to pay
them a visit this season, when the
weather gets hot. See their advcr-
|tisement.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela County. In
the circuit court Of mld county. No. 2os?.
H. u. Davidson ". Thomas Cogsiaie, deea-
dant. Attachment issued the 23d day Of Dc
iober, 1895, and levied upon the estate Of the
said defendant, fof the sum Of 1900, relarnabIs
10 the circuit court Of said county. Notice is
hereby given 10 the saId defendant, Thomas
Cogsdale, that unless he appear before aid
court on the frsi day Of The next term thereof,
10 be holden In aud ior said county, at tho
court house thereof 10 the town Of Pamela, On
the seventh Monday ster the fourth Monday 10
March, 1850, and plead ionid action, Judgment
will be entered against him, and the estate AZ
,ached will be sold. 10. HARRISON,
aprT.tt Clerk.
l.. P. Cooper for plaintiff.
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GEy. CnALMEns.-Wc refer our
readers TO the law card Of Chalmers
& Lee, in another column. The
General has recently located in Mem
phis, but will attend the Courts Of
Pamela and other counties in Missis-
sippi.
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lIag tal r,,evel pow eood. Nl Me spIne lade. welave On h.na

Have Just received new goods for The Spring trade We have on hand
Prints aud ginghams, Gents and boys' hata.
Bleached and brown domtstcs, Cents fine pump solo calf boots,
Bleached and brown drnng, Gents Scotch bottom boots.
bleaehed and brown l0l sheeung, Cents water proof obtained boots,
Plain and striped osnaburgs, Gents kip boots, full stock,
Bed ticking and cottonodc, Cbillrcns and boys boots,
Jeans and eassimorca Gents kip and calf shoes,
insh and table linens Gents balnoral and Congress CATERS,
Veil bereges and jaconct, Ladies' lace and Congress CATERS
sMk and linen handkorchicf, Ladies' calf and kip boots,
Ladies' Gnc steel hoop skirts, Misses and chnlrcns shoes.
Fancy notions, Hardware and cutlery.
Gents clothing andfurnshing goods, Qucenswarc and tn.warc,
And many other goods not mentioned. Our cotton goods were bouOht
since the
RECENT DECLINE,
and We are enabled to offer them to our customers NJ roos IN orr0.,o,i
with the low price Of cotton. '
marll-tf J. II. YATES & co.
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Capt. Bill Tucker, of Pamela
county, and not of DeSoto, as the
Memphis papers have it, took the
$500 diamond ring at the Memphis
tournament. "Bully" for YOUl!
"Bill," WE know'd you'd get tive
were betting on you. Pamela boys
amt behind Mr.. Anybody's boys,
when you come to test them rightly.
"1ong may you wave" "Bill."
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lHE lOURSAMENT.-
The tournament which took place at
Memphis on Tuesday last, was per-
haps one Of the most successful events
Of the kind that has taken place
since the termination of the war, and
drew together the largest and most
brilliant asserablage 81 beauty and
chivalry it has been our good fortune
to witness for many days. On the
morning Of Tuesday, the Knights, in
full costume, formed in procession on
Court Square, and preceded by a
band of music, traversed the princi-
pal streets and took their way to the
place appointed for the fitting, the
Memphis Trotting Track. The scene
on the grounds was truly magnificent.
The joyous smiles Of the lovely
daughters Of our native land lent a
graceful charm to the exciting scenes
which occurred, and heightened the
pleasures Of the day immeasurably.
Our county, We were grati6ed to see,
was fully represented, and We noticed
that some of the fairest forms Of
aature's mold in that dazzling assem-
blagc of beauty were from our vicini-
ty. We take pleasure in noting tho
fact, also, that the laurels of victory
perched on the brow Of one Of
our most chivalric county-men.
Hon. Langdon c. Haynes, orator o.
the day, delivered a beautiful and
most appropriate address, after which
the fitting began. Three tits were
allowed 70 each Knight, at the con
clasion Of which il vas found tina
the Knight Of Night before Last,
W. W. Tucker, and the q Knight o
Devon" 8. Lane, had each sever
rings, and another tilt was neccssar,
70 decide the contest. On the fna
ir'Ai she Knight Of Night bcfor
Last soceeed in defeating his oppo
nent having secured three rings, III
latter only taking ore. The sicto
was greeted with a storm Of applaus
which fairly made the heavens ech
with reverbcrations. Mis- Mary 10
Hallum was crowned Queen Of Low
and Beauty, and never were homo,
more issirsly bestowed.
The ridiag-vhip was Ven BY IA
Knight IF The Wooden Leg
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NOTICE.

An persons having claims s<ainss tke rssnis
81 David q White. jr, deceased. sr notified -
present ne sane properly zssk<ntieal>t pisAia
he time allowed By law. % ne Il Como p<pc.
Nialsippi. o. he saus wii b< bard. ard III
psrzons osinr aid estate ri1 r:<Ass m.ke n
mediate ssttismeni
Agnes D. wHrrE.
Ex>rsfix. -
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fHng pN If kFumtn Oiah.
isa aHahl E aehsh lft esft
shsb afifHei sas taHifsd hud
,smly.i8o fmah fhd nstuNd
t,ash lmahes Hf ihs hasif
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n ~ Wahl ~ FHil " fmnd W
a.twsb AfYs. "a pfl WAn afati
tfsmphI. ftady IL ssfummadAfe gov
n iny WY imaginable, ~ M a.
ssdy msde thashiha y concerned
nbot fsii n Ell and 49, him
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-26
INTENTION, COLO AygNoEsi

An anniversary nuiing az the conrsny
will he held on the isah u Jaly nssf, Al fone.
Basinsss o. imroftsses Win ~ ierided BY .
vote Of The comp@ny on that day. All fhr->
vho, Al any time. belonged 10 the Conrsnys
and who served through The vsr, or we're r>y-
Larly aad ks@erstiy discharged. aud remained
true % The hag, are summoned 10 attend IAs
netting vii bes mott isssrczsinE one. The
ladies u the n~tiEhborhood vi h<sfow q has
let dinner. Al sitisns srd Csnfsd<Fzts oil
der. aaf especially ne "Dirfs Dragsfrs" are
invited % as'ssA. spssshss viii y delivered
By members u The Conway.
AaHlAlH W. ". MORLEY.
The last Captain u The Como Assngerr, rom-
pany "a" ist Miss. Battalion Hhssr-hootsrx.
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Haalsla ~ taiy m
tsf ~ ~ ~ Il 4HaniiY "
.tsan lf fhaH ml nfHsh
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GA,a.o Ptssisa Mnt ~ yoa
s,s, anything in ite linz N window
asb, dors @folI savina and turning
ell IN Mossrs. Hussell 4 Gfgge, NJ
ne alove establishment, and y0
VIII aad true aouthern gentlemen 70
desI with. See advertisement
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We don't like strawberries, new
Irish potatoes, English pcas-no, not
much but II some one will send us
some, we'll try and do for them what
the "gale told her sweetheart she'd
try and do for thcprcscrves-"worry
down a few Of EN-
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Morcs, smith 4 70, still 10 The
largest, and almost the only saddle
and hafnes. business In Memphis.
Ferguson /. The polite and attentive
gentleman that takes 50 much pleas
nrc In waiting on The many patrons
of that house. "Bully" for "Fcrg y
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tH fHifHf hWf@ naaaln
HafiHfs lihlH Niat N H4tta
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HfH fHHaf fHHh rNla
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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-25
MEDICAL.
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- YOUTH TO THE AGED
BIOKRENE
Or
LIFE REJUVENATOR
MEDICAL.


Ss-ThIs preparation is unequalled as q Rejuvens-
tor and Restorer Of wasted or inert functions.
The feeble the aged and all those who have in any
way impaired their vitality by excessive mental OF
physical application, will find the Biokrene TO he
while 1t builds the shattered constitution will also
mpart to the feelings the briskness and energy which
belong to youth
No matter by what cause any organ has become en-
Ieenled IN Its functions this superb preparation will
.r--s -. 100 I41'0 l i: TniS RhS lGEeVer'
GURES GENERAL DEBILITY, NERVOUS TN.
GGAPAGITY, DYSPEPSIA, DEPRESSIONo LOSS
OF APPETITE, Low SPIRITS, TMBECII'fTYs
MENTAL INCIDENCE, EVACUATION. Emit
II l., HAS a MOST DELIGHTFUL. DESIRABLE
AND NOVEL EFFECT UPON THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM: and all who are in any way Frustrated by
nervous disabilities earnestly advised to seek
cure IN this most excellent and unequaIed prepare
ton. va"
BIOKRENE.
The FEEBLE, the LANGUID. the DESPAIRING
the OLD should give this valuable discovery q trial
articles for the same purpose.
TO FEMALES.
This preparation is Invaluable in nervous weak
nesses of all kinds, aS it will restore the Hnste3
strength with wonderful permanence
Is also grand tonic, and will give relief in Dys
use will renoVate the stomach to degree of perfect
health, and Danish Dyspepsia forever.
by Druggists generally.
Sent by express anywhere, by addressing
HUTCHINGS Il HILLYER,
Proprietors, No. Is Dey street,
,-,,, New York.
lO6 Baltimore street,