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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-15
Public Sale of Two Houses
and Lots i'm West Liberty.

IN PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF
| Trust made to me by VIM. Irwin, will on
the last Monday in March next, le66 at the
Court House for Ohio county, in the city OF
Wheeling. sell lots numbers Is and IA, situate
in the town OF West Liberty, and on which the
said Irwin lives, TO the highest and best bidder
on the following terms, to-wit: One-hali cash
and the residue in six months, with interest
from the day OF sale, purchaser giving note
with good security to pay the same, and deed
being retained till it is paid. phe said Deed oil
Trust is recorded IN the Recorders once OIL
Ohio county in Deed Book -, folio 445 ,,,
fah ~ T.. JACOB.
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Two Good Store or Ware
Rooms for Sale or Rent.

rtHE LOT AND STORE ROOM,
/ now occupied by VIM. W; Blanchard front.
ing Oh Monroe street and adjoining the ~ w.
Bank
ALsJ-The Lot and Ware. Room, now occupied
by Rhodes y Singleton, and situate Oh the nOrth
side OF Quincy street between Main street ana
tL. river A ALLEN HOW ELL.
IIII,
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thicaSO Market.

CHICAGO. March a.
81 r.io"rT.Q"iet. Wheat firm at I2t4.
- Corn dull aud declined L. o.
dn'l High wines inactive u 81, o"'s >
mess pork ask S25.75a2G; no tran r"'aetS o'
Lard quiet al l74c. Bulk meat a ions
Hops duh and declined IOal5c duet ule,;
hogs very dull. dressed
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RIVER NEWS.

The RIVER was still rising. last night,
with sixteen and a half feet of water
TIE G. f. IIillmau left for Cincinnati,
with fair trip
Captain r. &. Sweeney's new steamer
Como and The fleet Phil Sheridan, are
advertised for lower ports
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50. LOuis Marie,
ST. LOUIS Marcl

ST LOUIS, March IA
Cotton declined Sc; 33c for middlipo
flonr and wheat unchanged Corn firm.
or 1T 59c for yellow and f0a63 for vbita
Oats firmer AT 43a46 Mess pork SOFA
81 % Bacon and lard UNCHANGED =.
Whisky declined 2v, closing at s223
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-15
Ten THOUSAND ACRES
IRON AND COAL LANDS
FOR SALE

,,U.sISkT 10 4 DEED OF
T,,st 40 the undersigned Trustees, from
jnsepi, " hitaEeT, George L hitaEers Joseph
Condo. aid tier wives dated JaunarS the
10th l.lJ ana On Record In the Recorder Oh
nee ui ,,hIo county West Virginia Book AZ, page
Iu7 alt, also OF Record in tho Recorders ofhce
of Wetgel county Book .. page %, We Will cell on
WEDNESDAY,, The 4th Dny of April,
IsG6 g. nmenciu1 ut ii o'clock, a. NJ AT public
,,,c+io,. at the front dOaS OF the COuit House OF
Ohio g. .;utv ID UUU acres of Land tnOre Or lCss),
rnpu he waters oil Fish ana Fishing Creek
in thp ii. county OF WetzGl. WITHIN the bOuhda-
r;es OF our patents OF Tour thousand acres each
granite by the EUmmoD%ealth OF virginia 10
Hcur, tyvnkI op a"J Paul Selnlan and dated
the Dit dav uf February, i15G. Fora more full
descrii ION ference i made to The above iucn.
toned (, led ftrust.
The property will be sold III separate tracts,
and rlat ot tho Land ard It's subdivisions may
be examined 1T the O,iiCe Oh " i'i'ln r peterson,
Esd il the ci,y uf Wheeling
1rRM, OF SALE Not less than one third "i
the purchase money TO be pad IN cash 0n the
day OF sale LUT tho purchaser 10 have tbs ll2Gt
10 nav more than Uno-thild Al ihU whole OF Inc
pnrc6as money Ut his option The iena'hder,
iftherl be any, to be PAID ia one or TWO years
v-ith interest from day % sale and such dei1I-
red insJllmcnts to be secured by " deco OF trust
ON the p;operty sold or otherwise 10 the salts
faction the Trustees acting IN the promises
The Baltimore aud Ohio railroad pass 5
througl The northern portion oil tho tract, about
AZ mile distant from WEceilng Inc land con
tains ve us of Iron ore n the best quality, con
tlCuous 20 the railroad Ii also contains coal
and is i lvily ana well tlm0ered
}. W. GILL,
C. D. HUBBARD,
NELSON L. WHITAKER
GEORGE W WHITAKER
febIjti@ts CRiSPIN OGLEBAi.
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New York Money uarke,

New YORK, March ii
Money-easier at 5a6 per cent Stec.
ling Exchange-dull at l,0Ssll,0s =
G"id-frm; opening at l,3O8, advqnc-
my I" 1919, aud closing at 81 sos Gov
ernnivnt stocks tirm.
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FOR SALE.
Ta,NVhNTE IlO ACHES OF tALt-

TWENTY GU AUhES UT VI Ill.,
miles above Wheeling, being portion OF the
farm belonging to the estate o A. + Woods'
deed This land will be divided to suit pur'
cllasels ami is admirably adapted to gardening
purposes OF country residences. For further
information apply to WIN. d. WOoDo:
f.l.p ~ Inn,
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LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE.

TNTENDINE TO NIUE % Ijonors
now in Bridgeport. The stock is large and wei
Selected The house is doing an excellent T.I Gasl
ness and is well worth the attention oil Caprsr r,
lists will rent the storeroom when y s 9ro
commodous, and suitable for "a w1 ter@ Of live
Gerry or liquor store OF poln, lor ''
years to the person p"''L LOUIS COOK.
BRIDGEPORT, o. March o.
mch6-2w
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FOR RENT.

IruE We'll KNOWN HOTEL,
i located at Roneys Point, on the National
Road and the .Hempfe,d Railroad, ten miles
from Wheeling. The house is a large stone
tacbed TO if. 1t is admirably located for hotel
stand or country residence. Apply to
JOHN ZOECKLER,
,,cbetf Fulton.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-15
Prof. JOS. EBERT,

Ny authorized Travelling Agent, w.triIT -
locality from time to time and cnesi
municate all desired information rIIOR
G. @. AEbLSorrt
fsbot Pittse~t
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
FOR SALE.

COMFORTABLE Two sTOKh
A BRICK HOUSE on Centre between e;aoh Dsn
and 9th streets, containing hve roont a.a and q
anu m csIIar Possession given April LIST,
s sPpss ''o'''"'i = THOS. O'BR1EN,
'ooo ,,o,n Real Esrate Agent.
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Regular Passenger Packet.

FOR r,HsbmG Injecting and fWkersJmy
IhiH NEW AND Gi.E-
...s-a,r,s r Passenger steamer tURESI CITY,
a SssS..Sss7 Capt JUnN GORDON, j. Ii MINE,
= leah, leaves fIttshury iui faIhersOuIS eSeIy
"Wednesday and 5atIidlN AT u Al, leaves
LrciIug iUI Park ersburg every w Wednesday
l.rL saturday at /" r. M leaves Parbersburg
10 i',tt-buIg every Monday aud lhursihS at
+ NJ leaves Wheeling tor Ptttshuiy gerry
EuesdaN anJ FRIDAY al y. Nj
Freight Ierei\e d IUI PittsOuIg sNerN Monday
amt ILuTs.iI, At the WhuI Boat until = T.. Nj.
H., cool II EAII6i.Lt 5 90
oCl2t Steamboat Agents
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r AXE FISH.

r AXE FISH.
IL 50 half barrels White Fish,
All new "a and best qaaiisy JUS. r:ss!fffsit
for sale by
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-15

~ Descriptive Catalogues iarnl''''
plication. ,,s
Instruments Of other makers, ana ana, slfs
styles, always In my present eIte''
rooms.
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e II BOOTH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02

STRANGE SToRY.-Ten years ago Mr. -
was married to Miss. For time all
went well with the happy pair, but whether
prompted by incompatibility of temper or
through the meddlesome interference of rela-
tives or friends, 4" ye ohronicler knoweth not, "
only that the demon of discord breathed up
on their young love, and it withered as a
flower meath winters chilling breath And g,
to make long story short, they separated.
Shortly after the separation little daughter
was born, and then divorce was Obtained
by which party obtaioed it matters ndt. For
nine years--long, weary yesrs-they lived
apart, never seeing, hearing from or speaking
OF each other and yet both remaining true
to loves first bright dream. The little girl
grew up and was taught to believe that her
father was dead. She had never seen him or
been seen by him. All, who shall say how
often during those long, dreary years the ia
theirs heart yearned for the sight OF his child,
and pinned to hear the music Of her voice.
And the mother-the wife that was-was she
happy? Who shall tell Well. on the day
before yesterday the lady, accompanied by
her little daughter, walked into business
house in this city, and met him who was once
her husband and the father of her child COM
ing out. They stood face to face for the fret
time since their separation--nine years ago.
Both stopped and gazed fxedly into each
Others face. The father then turned his
eyes to the child, and, STOPPING down sud.
denly, caught her in his arms-pressed her
passionately to his bosom--rained a shower
OF kisses upon her face then placing her up.
on the floor he gave one glance at the moth.
err and turned to CO. Hearing his name called
in low tone, he turned One look, and
and they were in each others arms The,
were lett alone for few moments by the
considerate kindness Of the parties present
Then hack was called, and in thirty min.
utes from their first meeting they were mar.
ried.-Memphis AVaanche.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02
MisrtIIantons.
SUMNER IN THE HEART.

The cold blast at the easement beats,
The window panes arc white,
The snow wh,rls through the empty streets
IL is drcary night
Sit down, old friend the glowing CRATE
Laughs at the winters chill;
Though winter howloth at the gate,
In our hearts It's summer still
For we full many summer joys
And greenwood sport, have shared,
When free and ever-roving boys
The rocks, the streams we daredl
And as look upon thy face,
Back, back, DER years of III,
MY heart flies 20 that happy place,
Where Il Is summer still.
Yes, though like sere leaves on the ground,
Our early hopes are strown,
And cherished flowers lie dead around,
And singing birds are flown
The verdure Is not faded quite,
Nor mute all notes that thrill
For, seeing hearing thee tonight
In my heart It's summer still
In thought, the olden time comes backi
With life and light once more
We scan the futures sunny track,
From yonths enchanted sh0rel
The lost return Through fields Of bloom
We wander no our will
Gone as the winters angry gloom
In our hearts It's summer still.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02

ROMANCE IN REAL LIFR.--In one of the
quiet and beautiful agricultural towns in
Massachusetts,, a marriage took place a few
days since amidst the congratulations of
many friends, and the surprise and almost
wonder of many of the good people, who aIe
familiar only with the staid and regular ways
OF the world. 1t seems that sensible vol
unteer in the Union army, when at the front
facing the enemies of HE country, learned
the name Of a lady in Massachusetts and de-
iermined to write to her soldiers letter.
BY accident the letter fell into the hands of an
other lady by the same name in another town.
An answer was returned stating that mistake
had been made, etc, with certain alusious to
the war, It's cause, and patriotic hope of a
final triumph of the good cause. The letter
so pleased the soldier that he requested the
privilege of continuing the correspondence,
and it was kept up regularly for two years--
The volunteer was at length discharged, and
instead of going to his home in Ohio, he
journeyed to Massachusetts, to see the person
whose letters had SO much interested him. -
lie was more than satisfied, proposed, was
accepted and shortly the parties were married,
the first marriage in family with four sis.
ters, every one of them worthy to be the
wife of patriotic defender Of his country
The newly married pair will make their flu
ture home in the West. - KeaeJec NE. J
Journal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02
NINELAND FARM q FRUIT LANDS

" IN ELAND AKIN q fhOll LANDS,
in mild and healthiul climate. Thirty miles south
OF Philadelphia by Railroad, in New Jersey the
same line OF latitude Baltimore, Md
The soil is rich and productive varying from clay to
a sanoy oam suitable for wheat, grass corn, tobacco,
fruits aud vegetables This is g'eat fruit country
Five hundred whey ards and orchards have planted
out by experienced fruit growers. Grapes, peaches,
pears, So produce immense profits. Nneland is al
ready one Of the most beautiful places IN the United
states. The entire territory, consisting Of fifty square
miles Of land, is laid upon general system Of inn
proyements. The land is only sold actual settlers
with provisions for public adjournment. he place, on
account Of it, great beauty, well other advantages
has become the resort Of people Of taste IL has noTeas
ed five Thousand people within the past three years.
Churches stores schools academies societies Of and
learning aud other elements Of nement culture have
been introduced Hundreds ufpeople family
Ting hundreds of new houses being constructed
Price Of farm land 20 lots and upward25 per acre
Five and ten and Village lots for sale.
Fruit and vegetables rpen earlier in this district than
in any other locality north Of Norfllk, Va. Improved
places for sale.
Openings for all kinds OF business, Lumber Yards
Manufactures, Foundriesi Stores, and the like and
Steam Power, with room, can be rented.
FOR persons VINO desire mild winters, A'heahful eli
ed aooundng in fruits, and possessing all other social
privileges IN the heart Of civilization, II Is worthy Of
visit.
Letters answered and the Vineland RuralR paper Civ
ing full info nation aud containing Reports Of sOlon
Robinson, sent 10 applicants.
Address CHAS. LANDIs fineland z o., Lands
Township, New Jersey.
From Report Of Solon Robinson, Agricultural Editor
Of The Tribune II Is Of the most extensive fer
tile Tracts 10 almost level position and suitable
dton for pleasant filming that know Of this side Of
the Western Z Aries" Sl03daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02

sehoolmasler-" Grammar class, stand up
and reeile' Tom, parse girls" Pupil" Girls
Is a particular nounso OF the lovely gender, live
iy person, and for double number, kissing
mood. in the immediate tense, and in the ex,
pectation case to matrimony, according 10 the
general rule'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI
CATE HEALTH

DIR. DOW, Physician md Surgeon, Nos and En-
dcott street, Boston is consulted daily for all diseases
incident 20 the female system Prolapsus Uter or Fall
lug Of The Womb, tuor Abus, Suppression aud other
menstrual arrangements are all treated upon new path
illogical principles and speedy elief guaranteed In few
days. So invariably certain is the mode Of treat
m0nt that the obstinate complaints yield under IL,
and the afflicted person rtioces 10 perfect health
Dr. Dow has no do bt had greater experience In the
Of diseases Of aud children than any other
ply stefan in Boston and has since 1870 confined his
male complaints.
BAH letters must contain four red stamps OF they
will not be answered. Office hours from A NJ to p.
NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02
HELMBoLD's ROSE WASH.

An excellent lotion Tor diseases arising fom habits OF
dissipation, used IN connection with tho Extracts Buchu
and ssfsaparla in such diseases recommended xvi
denoe OF the most responsible and reliable character win
accompany The incidence. Also explicit directions for
use' trih hunir'f Qf hoaads living witnessed and up
wards OF 1920 unsolicited certificates and recommends.
tory letters many OF which nom the highest sources
Including eminent Physicians clergymou Statesmen &C.
The Proprietor has csorted to their publication IA
the newspapers he does not 10 this from the fact that his
articles rank as STANDARD Preparations ana do not need
TO be proppci mp BY certificates.
The Science % Medicine, like ho poric Column, should
stand simple pure, majestic having Fact for It's basis,
Induction for ~ pillar, and Truth alone for It's Capital
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02
DING's VEGETABLE AMBkOsIA.
III A GREAT HAIR REsToRATINEl

This Preparation gives universal sasfaction wherever
introduced The discoyerer, by patiently experiment
ing, has SUGGESTED in combining such Ingredients as
unite in this compound the various hair renOyRors and
hair 10 its
Original Color and Lustre.
Thousands Of ladies' who have formerly worn Front
Pieces, have discarded them and changed their gray
hair 70 the dark, lustrous, siksn uesses Of youth
Light Red, or Faded hair be changed TO beautiful
auburn by TWO or three applications DO not, then,
wear such an anoeLt and dilApidated appearance 10
your lends, but secure Al once bottle of AmbrosiA
Thing Of beauty is Joy Forever" Humors
and Diseases Of the scalp produce badness. The Ann
bfosia Is warranted TO restore the scalp 10 healthy
condition and hioksn the hair DAndrua is thor iughly
eradloAted by ls Itching aud burning OF the scalp
may be cured by two applications.
II Is richly perfumed Hair Dressing 1t is not a
dyell IL does not stain the finest linen vegetable
sempound, does not act mjuriously upon the hair or
health, as do nitre Of silver dyes, those made OF
other noxious drugs. Try it and be convinced
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FySVz.-.- ~ rsgysr lryF-
SSs4Ss M u
.5!..II!A,ll.2!a

No article has ever been introduced to the public that
has met with greater favor given more universal sat
isfaotion than
FRENCHs VEGETABLE HAIR REVIEWER.
This preparation is no compound Of chemicals con
,ans no oil alcohol but is simply composed Of vsget
atle matter, and is the most complete
HAIR DRESSING IN THE WORLD.
1t isnot dye. .,,.,,,, .,.,,,,,,
IN every instance, - restore Gray Hair to Its aura
where the have teen dsorganzed BY age or sick
PREVENT THE HAIR FALLING OFF,
To eradicate DandruH and Humor from the Scalp, TO
cure Nervous Headache, 10 keep the head clean and
'''' anu '''' ''' " AUSTIN b FRENCH,
Portland, Me
~ Sold BY Druggists everywhere. 37.ly
TMPORTA TO TINE arm CITED
DIR DOW continues to be consulted at his office, Nos
and Rndicott street, Boston on all diseases OF
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
BY long course Of tudy and practical experience. Or
Dow has The grah cation Of presenting the unfofu-
most alarming cases u
q ONORRHGA AND SYPHILIS
Beneath his treatment all the horrors Of yeDeree and
impure blood, Impoenoy, Scrofula Gonorrhma, Ulcers
Pain Distress In the regions Of procreao, lnham-
nation Of the bladder and Kidneys Hydocele Assesses,
Humors, fghto owellings, and the long train Of hor
bic symptoms attending this class Of disease are ade
to become harmless as the simplest ailngs Of child
Particular attention given 70 the treatment Of
sem n A l. w h A X N r 5 S.
in all It's forms and stages Patients who wish to remain
under Dr. Dows treatment few days OF weeks will be
furnished with pleasant rooms, and charges for board
moderate
2. Shades who ore troubled with any disease Pc
cular their system will find speedy rciet by calling
on DR.. Dow, at his flee, No. 9 hndicott street.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-02

Price sl.oO per bottle,
E. NJ. TUBES y co, proprie.or,

T. NJ. TuBBs & CO., Proprietors,
Peterboro', N IL.
J. .. Preble, General Wholesale agent, 6i aud So
Franklin street. one door Of BIZ adway New York
John +. Henry Co., Waterbury, Vt, wholesale
agents
For sale by druggists and dealers generally, and by
Wood bixhy 4 Co, Montpelier, VI 7O'dawe
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AM BIAUrIEYIx0 TIM OoAmLKxIoz.


Of the ilsorders that anct mankind arise from tho
corruption hat accommodates IN the blood. OF ell the ds
ooveri0s sf have been made 10 purge q out
equal ia enu-t rlEINnoiDa CoiroCsp Ezrntcr or sAn-
hArAHl1t % cloanses and renovatcs the Blood. nsts
the Vso % heath into the system, and purges ont the
huofs which make disease Il stimulates the healthy
functions o. he body and e1poie lie disorders that grow
and rankic ga The blood. Such remedy that could b
relied on ha long been sought f and now for The nrrs
time ne public have which they depend. Our
space here does not admit OF certificates TO show ia Effects
but the trial Of tngle bottle viii hov 70 the sick that
has is virtues surprising anything they have ever taken
Two tsherpoonsfu Of The Extract fsaapsriila sdded
to pint Of water Is equal me Lisbon Diet Drink, and
one bottle h uly equal TO gallon ofthe Syrup OF sarsa
parilla, OF tho daeeellon % usaallI made.
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BIO d R D N ~


%xnTnT BiIIERo, for purifying the
{ NLAB/ DBIood, curing Liver complaint,
NR\/ ZJauldico, Headache, Dizziness
49, Dyspepsia, General Debility
costiveuess, lLes. and all bilious diseases
For cleansing, Strengthening, inygoraung and put
ing in orner the weak run down deOitaed and diseas
A GREAT REGULATOR
Persons suffering from application q diseases OF a
chronic nature and tell exactly what ais them
will md sure aud speedy relief in the use Of Dr. War
ren's Bilious BitteIs. Such Mir Daniel
Smiths OF Barton VI who writes under date Of Aug
u, 1862 ;-''l commenced taking the Biers first Of
July have taken one bottle and part Of another-fnd
my health quite restored" Mr.. smith had been out Of
health for months, aud unable to labor.
A GREAT HUMOR CUREI
Nh Smith above alluded to, says. My who
has been troubled for years with under his arms,
has been cured by taking bottle OF DR.. Warren's
Bilious bitters.
It quickeus the circulation restores the lost appetite
guates all the functions Of the body, oeanses the
blood carries OF ali morbid and uuheai by seceions-
thereby prevenus or urns all dsesies Of skin snd
condition the liver stomach and boSels. 10 the W. ak
and EN- acated DR.. WArrens Bilious Bittnrs pArtc
ularly ended as the most per aud inv
orator the sorld has ever seen. Mr.. l.. W Paul "
Manchester, n. H., says: - had become 50 mach
red .ccd that my weight was only ~ lbs nos (aflet
using the Dittcts three weeks) weigh $50 lbs !"
Persons who subject 10 fvyers, caused 0y sudden
colds overloadng the stomach, ovetexertion, other
causes, may always escape settled lever ~ few DO
ses Of this medicine. fever cannot live tweuJ four
hours where Dr. Wauens Bilious btters are used in
season.
What Dr. Mason OF Suncook, ~ H., says, March q,
/ 1868; Having made extensive Of Or. Warten's
Bilious Btters my practice during the past two years
have no hesitation in recommending them TO the pub
lie as very reliable and valuable family medicine, from
the use Il which be obtained satisfactory
suits than nom any other compound with which l am
acquAnte " subsequently, IN oCnytGsatlun with The
proprietor, DR.. Nj. says. ~ should not know how to
get along in my practice without Dr. Warrens bilious
| BiiteIs."
beware Of counterfetts and limitations. Observe a fac
smile signature Of the proprietor JOHN a. PERRY ,,
over the OF each bottle, without which is gen
une.
! Price 5Olcents and ~ per bottle.
] Prepared only by John A Perry Chemist, Boston
Mass. Sold by NJ. 5 Burr Co.. 26 fremont street.
/ Boston, and by all druggists.
N, X Brown, MonlP ler, wholesale and retail agent
| for Venom. OcL3O,dAwly"