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Gorrxs A rnodcrHtc dsnAnd prssailed kinda ana
from seron1 there cold,
we've pas a. pes rsthsr above the Of buxs, and
ns.rss 10 ssqs ssparsts from the oossnx trade QUAR-
following Of RIO IN the United ssses 81 t4S beS, n,
ks~ Tori srd suo bsss IN BALTIMORE loal a. as bssa
eo -. 70 tns port 80 bsss 10 Dxj,iu,re
100 psxs " He~ Orleans yp bsss " oaer perss In
he Untof states no BAGS Total Is 1p bsss stock u
othar kinas III New Ycrk-Lagusyrs ~ 90, lava sss:
Mss.'sissS 80 n;Si az $50 Jss.'s. ~; other d.ssp
aSn.y :. rs-s o san. % sss ss 3sos.scn' are
goa prime ssSc. isze gold duty paid. a. fair "a
h. gsG. ksssc.ioo, IKE c LssusyrA IKE igle,
81 Doninse. ieaso lie; ocyion. la nc, sola DIV
paid
aust asa previous prices wvrs readily obtained for All linda
save which sold al I'll concrss,on hnur6
oosnprisd S ss ssh 81 s'.a shc 20 do cda a
Axe ~r 70 90 10 arrive NJ the made price ca -
hea.hinf powders (tcbnsonsl 81 arrive AZ sc $50 Al
solf r-ss.s ~ 40 for forward shipments prtvst-
s~us 80 k~< sods at lie currency iOn ksxs 40
a. arrive N<c To- eoid 80 drums c.usuc s. 81 SIZE
Gold kess ciio ssd - ~ ssd 70 csshs
pa 1}<o gold eAsks do. and hvp ibs German sugar
- ~ ne sdock continues Insrspa advance m
oorr mas put Al crporss and with only
shpcrents % oar-y, cotton and miscsaseous freight
ahis sf buabss u unusually inactive and deprss
Then almost for vessels for charter he
puon q he trHds and ths psrolsum trade having
readeT demand for snAn craft unusually light While
Tor ships there tssie sspeymsut Ne srnes ne
current auotAucps which are scmewhat norninsls-1e
~ " ~. sonA, bsA 40 hAsI ~ bashss
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SUICIDE OF 4 YOUNG GIRL IN MAINE.

Tho Maine papers tell tho following sad story 1T viii
be remembered that 2sd May last Miss Greene, aged
twenty-five years, daughter OF Jonas Greene, OF
Peru oxford county mystenousiy left school ut Kents
Hill, 70 Auburn, where she stopped few hours At
the Elm House, and left In the mid afternoon, aplar
emily 10 tears. She was next and last In drug
In Lewiston, where she purchased two and half
sns s ha 20
committed suicide and diligcnt search made for her
body the woods In the vicinity Of Lewiston and IN the
canal and adjoining towns All efforts to discover her
remains however futile, and the sgoniyed friends
Of the missing girl gave up all hope Of seeing her
alive and nearly oil hope Of ever discovering her 70
mains.
One day last week a. two men were ont hunting at
White Oak Ill., East Auburn, they accidentally stun
blod upon the remains Of human body in an advanced
stage Of decomposition. There is doubt that II Ii The
body OF the missing girl The head WAS supported ON
the right arm, the legs were drawn up tightly, and all
the flesh had disappeared, leaving mere skeleton in
clothes black straw hat lying near, having pro-
baby been blown from the head, now hesbess rku,
whose light hair was streaming hther and thlther over
It In the wind The body clothed in cotton dress,
with blue wooen border hoop skirt and cotton skirt,
shoes and stockings II without drawers Over her
shoulders ceckered shawl was Rugged tightly and hold
around her throat as though shrinking from the cold
and sndeayoring to protect herself from IT, The water
proof cloak stretched the rock by which, IL
Is lieved had been blown from her shoulders by the
wind The shoes and stockings in perfect prescrva
nemoraninm book, psnholdsr and pen, an enpiy Ink
stand hair brush, nail brush, tao oed pocket handxer
chiefs, a pair OF nsw gloves and brown veil.
DR.. Harris was summoned before the remains were
touched and hts opinion that tho deceased proba
bly, survived from three 70 six hOnrs AFTER taking
poisonthe probability that she died BY poison being
increased by tho accidental discovery Of spohecsrys
circular near by, in which is likely tho poison had
been wrapped Dr. H. thinks that the position OF the
body indicates that the deceased died without great suf
ferng, ~ 1t was found In the most easy and natural Of
reclining positions.
From the memorandum book and all other articles in
her possession she han apparently removed all positive
tsaimony as to her identity Several raves wero torn
from the memorandum. Evidently they may have
borne name she wished 70 conceal. Her desire 10
destroy her very Indicated by the letters she
addressed to her school Glass; In which she begged thorn
10 forget her Al the time Mics Greene first missed
IL said TINT she had been unusty accused OF
gression OF the rules OF the school which she
tending at Kents Hill and this had driven her
Of morbid melancholy, which caused her 70 tsko hcr
own life
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TtlecRipmc MARKET sfr1rs.

YHrApxIruA, Oct. -. ists
g. n ana srs Rs s az asAns as,;o.a
Ss Pesnsyivsns Railroad Ga Gold 1855 Petroleum. I'M
s o. s pe 1s
Lard dun Wheat nrm ~ - CSs - "a
At o. IS Corn scarce new nominal; old yelow d il.
Oats nrm :. cc. slo Provisions quiss; ssosk lkhl
%Sislsy auii: Fsassyiv.n. a 8 j.
ysvr ..s,, ,,. 500 ss. 49, %s..s ss os' Sus as..
s.ss aa%s ss. no . sss as Sns ss iss
ssSs Sssss; s yIs.Tss sa.ls. sss s - - e
bond 400 ssors d - free Rye and .Aiss q.
s s 81 s:is .sss s z s e ~ ss
o.rs.,. ~ ss. :. On i ss' "a . Sss -
Wheat arm ead .ssdsns Upward 40 bsshs,s sol1 . . .
70. saa = o cs.ss y, ,a
{, ,s'.i,T ~ z nv = nas - SS.s =: NC s
Ss s,,,:. 2 ,v = s.s. = ssis ,sa
- rs, "a F g. iss- rs S susssy . SsG:
40 esshs.a Wheat "a 80 40 corn. ~ soso sss
Flonr ngrner bus quiet whsss L. bsslsv white MKT.
xne ~ 70 ~ T amber 90, ~; No sgsing Corr
i,s,' .ss .ns s 4 s s.ss. s.l. = ss
sssser. al y rs u y barley sssady - 81 Trsiss" L.
higher corn 70 Bussio7 70 ,. ~. "a ,sxs
uour arm bu. su,ss wheat quiet 4 q . q 9 for No
Ne s'.ss's = 4 ss's 81. :. sI.a
advance o. "a sc, eio-,ns 6Ee ss9c FOR No High
srs; ss':; :. .s; 6 q a. ~:
~ Fr~shts srsIsc ksce.pt,-lAoo scls. Hour - ~
i' ss ssi :s.s s s So. ss sss%ss s.
Es~ assla wAw, ssrp d ~ u ~ ~ ! ssa = IL
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THE owo RIVER TRAGEDY.


From the Louisville Democrat, October cal
II will be remembered that on the 18th OF July Last
Lieutenant Hampton Of the United states army.
killed. Greensboro Tie particulars Of the killing,
published NJ the time, about those Hampton
lived in Indiana, opposite Owensboro, and the night
VI tho killing persons went his house aud decoy
ed him To tho river, whore Lieutenant Hampton and
two others got into skin When they had got dis.
lance from the Indiana shore in the river they shot the
Lieutenant and threw the body into The river The affair
~ that tune created great deal of excite
meni. especially In that part OF Indiana where Lieu
tenant Hampton resided. Sometime after the
commission 81 tho deed the parties were
arrested Ia ths State by the military authorities subsc
quently 10 this affidavit IN made In Indiana BY
who resides TO whore the Lieutenant vd accusing
them OF murder In that Stats, and upon this Governor
Morton makes reculsition upon Governor BraDlefte
for John Carlisle and Cyrus Carlisle the parties charged
with the murder Of Lieutenant Hampton, and the
rant from Governor ssres for their arrest and tho
parties brought 10 this city and beng
carried 10 ths State of Indiana
After their arrival here officer W. Hpwol' q
warrant against them for tho lduricr OF Lieutenant
Hampton, ~ avsss county, Kentucky, and upon this
warrant issued by the clerk OF the CITY Court the par
ties arrested by him and ofheer jos sweeDey aud
placed In Jail The authorities OF Indiana claimed the
prisoners officers refused deliver them, and
consequently the carried before Judge Muir OF
the Court o. Comracn Pleas 20 settle matter 20
which state ibe rartes should be- tined in; aud deci-
sion expected ts week 70 settle the sssed question:
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eight hundred applicants Sos admission 70 the eoliego
this season.
The Memphis AcayqseAe, q the 18th instant savtt-
AvaancAe OF Yesterday, m the case of the State q the
relation Of Martin Kelly John H Bowen, places thu
satus in NO very desirable condition n that deoisio
be corrscwhch IN absence Of higher authority 10 Inc
contrary, have right 70 doubt-the existing gov,
eminent Of the city the mercy OF any contest fhst
may be made against the Legitimacy q It's authority
We make this statement upon the information which We
believe 70 be correct that neither the Mayor the Board
filed In tho proper oce before the day Of election, the
oath which Chancellor Smith declares 70 have been
necessary under proper construction Of the franchise
law. This being antecedent requts To, there Ii NO
remedy Tor failure 70 supply II that can b substitutes
subsequent 70 the day Of election
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ssrfsxgur n sfM.al asany REMAINS.

prom Tho Baltimore rFAnHcript
On Thursday, October %, the RENAME f the famous
Ashhy were reinforced as Winchester Va, with m-
posing corcmonIea A. the same tsne were placed In
Una soii the bodies u Captain Richard Ashby and Le0
tenant Colonel Thomas Marshall Some u the incl
dents Of the day are wsn wortny of mention. We are
gwen 10 undorstsnd that the Federal Qusrermener a.
winchester Captain Brown beiIeve, placed the
horses under his charge the dsposal az the mashals
and other gentlemen oncisting upon the occasion
We are told BY the Winchester Ntvw the affecting elf
cunstance OF the old negro who nurpsd General
Ashby In his youth, shedding tsars In pvofuson and
that hefs the M haAd N place wreath OF 0owers
Above his bead. Another nekro servant u the generals
sep bitterly - the remains Of hs former master we're
/. 40 ewsuss,ss ysp inpsolss y ne sxusnA yns
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

y
Assss.Rscepts, packages The market remained with
change consumption previous prices.
Haxansiuyrs. Receip., l.da osls -FOUR S7s DO. corn
meal. 1881 bushels wheat 7 do. corn, 80 ?6 do oets,
Acc do re si2e barley The market for State spd
Western -four ruled steady, under fair trade demand at
about ye~craays quotations. Some OF the sellers
enabled 10 10 than they sold ss
YESTERDAY but this 10 the fact tina. they
thsn little b-btndhs market to-day being firm but rather
met, higher The moderate. comprising
ltsoo bills southern donr In fsry active demand
previous prcss with further sales OF 40 bbls Rye four
continued to advance. and closed Arm with buyers
than seers the improvement Indicated by revised
quotations annexed We note sales Of 1860 bbls, mainly
- 80 Corn ai-o lriner; sales 1000 bb.s
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With more active INJURY from the local uiliers good
demand from toe s1ecusiors and Hunted srr Ella the
repi - further advance " 4e &C. per bushe which,
CID DOT checs The demand, business being
usually heavy The transactions q, sher prices the
coaprssod sbout " 900 bushels 81 rs - 25s Tor
4 . is -. chicago .geias and Siwaa.
.srips ga 4 - fhs eiIessn. wh;ss sss osi ssS
Ia market for fnieusinei nv tho
Liverpool sdycs and reported break In the Ere canal
conia,nrd Gnder which pces advsaced fu ger
trshaL he mA-kct sos.ng paoYanl o. " "a ~ Us Tor
Western n.isrd against Ias 81 z5 Yesterday Between
the .o~rIlInrs from
before remarked the fact OF large supply in the West Of
is The rates Of railway transportation
81 whics prospect any material rrduetion
IRON the present rdnsy price Of this great staple
carly period would To be extremely improbable.
Esd.euy tss spsculsc,. have everything "a hsr tayor
past nas amply den,onatrntsd. TIE .siss were Aaloo
s .sssis 'Ia on Y'ssi sr : :. . @ .sr
ern IN stors and snpat. 81 * 81 - yellow
Western, anc 81 Is for vhits western. Oats advanced
ssiss uaAde nearly 76Sc1 basnels ~ 70.
Chicago and M-aukss, and 7sc 6. FOR Stats. rye
srmrT With rathsr sales OF oo eu.hsls old western
demand ~ tho npovensnt and sales OF k0oD bushels
osnsd. w..s q - /" &, 30 o bond and g . 20
trsnssesons comprising 90 bushels partly state At 81 q.
Bssswx scntinusd steady, Nth sslss OF Ina lbs 81 Ale
OA-UL S-A dsmantnc continued .sesdy ., yc 2e
corrcr1hs market opened 1rm. but subsequently, hold
era wera more shng " meet the vess o. buyers which
sraoon tAsrs businass prosrrss though iss
prices vhsa n many instances Indicated weakness the
part o ss-rs DO no sser quotations. however The
sses Comprised $500 bales and bs rueps soss bAes We
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peculiar rites az the Fssmasons TIE solemn dirp the
spirited ode and the eloquent Grafton contributed each
its ahare Tho oons that contained DIE moval rsmsns
Of the dead the gifts Of the daughters or the Old
Dominion. The services Of the Episcopal Church
not wanting.
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No q Receipts $500 bbs -four ilkoOO bushels wheat
shipmsnts-lN 100 bbis. nour II, u00 bushsls wheat.
ST. Locus, Oct So 1855.
active. Wheat nrn and unchsnsed Corn active and
$50 90 Pason Unchanged Lard lower; sales e lSc for
prime kettle. Whskey declined sales at - ~
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Walt 81 Dick Tayles GO JeG Davss.
b FoRrRss Moxsoa. OcA o. 1909
Yx-rebsl General Dick Taylor arrived this morning
from Washington on visit 70 Jer DAvIa He rsmsn NED
in the fort ali Gay and went North to night
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SALES or REAL ESTATE.

ny Muller, wilkins . Co.
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900 american Coal. II
800 Wilkesbarre Coal. u
1900 Western Iniou Tel s,
NV 60. s...-.,...g. ~
aW 10, Id call r.
30 West Tn 1el.:us ex o
100 Quick live NJ Go. \
100 10. ........... 81
100 MariposA hg Go. !.
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NsrttQc Rfctoer
$3sgraaFie

Y. ,7ats S9egra&FieG0gT<saoeSl,
8ett Prats Str SO. $50 unb s581.
gEeireu seesrttn 5renuhen uuh bsz @l6IifEm rua@e
10 peru'st be Au5eSe, pag 10; tas fos felt Saersn al
oseR EIaee etabItre geiGaft sesHommea 6abe nh be-
Sdatg Elm re&boiEses 9ese& rUn Eaeu, sIsb ssertsi.
tetea crreutyeibsrn RcWeer aqp ia Sen Sitsen Rres
ien 0orratpts Gatfen am5 iOGe Gf 9sean3 eufezz
tiger tperbe. Gfcfie r 8fTc ma5 &oierseuee IN eeu
5orten EaS sa aEIea &sret'ens
seraer cine ausr1F Jsseai@ig:, G5ts2s 81. Sagpte
ale in bieies ga9 sinf9Ioseai e, artiZtI.
"a ane 8efeGunsen teezben qyoaf9t SsMe aus in
sIrtefter Srif ansefertigt. s
-.-.-. --.--.,.. IS. .-.- 81. g. &asfes.
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xasxaSE Ias -E'ssseas:sdsss -
Baltimore 10 Q Rer. "
SerGnsssstbea SSE
gchn0usFex s 9Eapp.
eetnenwaen4

e> ssaltss % eSEss toftet in Der Stoa' @Sat'
pS@euti6 sasISet ali rie EsGsg wsa@s SSInt SsFout'
rrrtIic fnb. -, aa.--...,.-.
gure Die BOT osr{oRbt. $3.50 fts zsSESse Sos'
gS iGtrisG in SOroBS5d d9tnRS.
Dds zSsd)sa b,oss sr1@efrf fsoen cSs'TSS IN" toT
Sc I6Srlt& in. gtraus 3dEQcOr,
Rse Deatf4!aal ccrfeabfs - iSesS3 (eisfsttesiiGi
hsa %e~tel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-08

- - key ~ WG S0vOs
Shooting ARRAY took place At Do Soto,
Jackson county, Illinois, on tho I'd inst,
which resulbdinl ~ death Of 1 young
man BY the name Of Martin. That part Of
the country has bsen the resort Of gang
Of rufRaus o. EsoAe tins.s On Tharsday
last some six or eight Of them went to De
Soto, and about TED o'clock q night made
IN attack upon lad, the son Of the Rev.
A. L. Davis Of that place. A one-legged
soldier expostulated vith them and they
tufnsd o. him. At this time another son
Il Mr.. DsJ3s AIne up end iatsrlsred ia BE-
half Of the cripple, and in the melee whip
ped couple Of the rowdics,, named Nc
0i.nis and Martin Others engaged il the
Aght. during Shlph q nan named Spillsr
knooked Mc0innis down. Az be arose he
lEsw pistol and prs6j Ma Il At Spiller.>-
oplllR caught thstsvoltst shd turned the
1919 ftum bic breast when T. was dis.
ehaeRs1, its .eeLtsats hitting Martin and
killine him instantly. Nc0iunis again at
tsapesd = shoot Spills, but vas Knocked
asua y IL crippled Ssidisf. and the pie
81 dissAargsd ia&hs q. NtGihms thin
nona.d AasSst6ssn Hard HON since
1nd111n, 81 u eesaty, adjeisins. Wi-.
uGmsoa, ~ SAAnse6st u dsssrtess end
lnpaaleaA hnsn0As the was, end they
~ iaslse t4bgtettcA liking shsqdtstsss
= oug1ue - - Whsbsneunaznily. ii Il y
4 - ~ NsEs sleanoeN1t ca 90 i'as
ssnssqs1 a. aas.s so'ssa1s4 raIvoi
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A Perfect Cur0fOF Catnrfh!
- I SS \ 1!SRi|{|:
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS

!
The e1cSoes Or Pef1tcf60se.
NJ pehetraSes she secret Anbush
Of this terrible disease aud exteruinates w. root
and branch, forever.
1e removes All the WRECKED
symptoms Of this lostbscme nslsdy, and sverts
consumptiOu.
IG cleans she hesA. Aes1evlses
The breatb, and affords the most grateful relief
ls alev1ases more Agcny an1 sls
lent suffering than tongues csn tell.
II n nOae9 1Sr cursnG the Soose
hopeless cases, that every known means have
II corcs Hay. Rose ana PeraoA.
ic Cstarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent
n fsran srCsserrh - selses II
the head can rseise it, penetrating power.
Mr.. laDo0ale has new spent =
lifetime in bsttlnG with this fell disease. His tn
1br. 9aeSaa1srs Caterrh Resneay
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm
NJ. i. Oosdlale = ksewn thrs'.
ought Tie country a. the author Of the only True
Theory Of lCstarrh ever published. where ~
origin--what it, rsvsEesLm0de Of tressnent-
Or. Goe6a1e,s EampA1ee % Co..
tarrh should be read by every one. II eaa b.
obtained = ctr AeFest ksepey. Or ~ sending
possass :ts% e. e Sgs cl @s -, .,,.. "a
beoons fapilias ,tkfose host the cosstfy V Ske
victims Of Gstlffh, from his wsll-easnsd fane n
curing this terrible dssease. ~ y ths first sad
bush 81 this fearful iaalady. His remedy ana
mode Of treatment IL the only one syse Known TO
csre it.--iTroy, \: Y. Deiy Times. es y
Pliny Mills, the veil known traveller, aad
whose family Physiciai D.. Goodals - fof
I nny vearo. aoyg: - - fst t A&ffi..Ms
m b.. GosdeIseeye ~ GO euee Qstaesh -
can cure f. ~ fssthsr eerti1ss, 49, ~ Dr..
q q :as:ls y ::eissl saiu - = suIsi
~. Rose I'd Pssisd,e Calmsk,3xD. GEO.
eDe's tatasah nsnedy sad me1t ef6eooome41aet
ely sgsed4 ths esselsst 49, - esesy vsrieH
ofCaSeFfh. but nsztia ~ - forev
III ~ 4; Zee. S,>iSissr. 4 .Hn % :; l
:. ~ . : MI q r.: zs,i ,isis !.
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DR.. ENsferly'S iodine and
ANrS0pMritfN

= six times stronger. cheaper and better than
any other Sarsaparilla or Blood PurifyaaI Midi.
cine now offered to the public, or no pay Wi be
taken for it. THIS has been thoroughly tested,
and is know to be fact. Therefore ASK FOR
DR. EASTERLY'S IODINE AND SAKSAPA-
klI.LA, and take nothing else.
Price--Iodine and Sarsaparilla. 81 80 bottle.
Price--Grdley Salt kheum and letter ONT
ment. 75 cents psr bottle.
rE-Prepared md sold by DR. Il EASTERLY 4
CO.. corner of Third and Chestnut streets, ST.
houis. and at their branch, 80 Madison street
Chicago mar3 ldeodw6m
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CURE YOURSELF!
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~ IL II W AS ELF
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| lhOrsicc. Discusses Of the h Id.
neys and 1Blsa oder, and all IBIS.
eases Ofthr Sexual Orgu ms Ga us.
cd by IOnti=stiOm ar Weak ness
Of Either sex. Males or Females.
This elegant, popular and infallbe prepare
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Weakness, caused by self abuse or excessive in
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oD1s bDsnsACb VPC(AseOe
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-08
SYMPTOMS OLA DISEASED LIVER.

Pain the right side under the edge of the ribs in
cres on pressure: sometimes the pain Is in the left
SIDE lie patient is rarely able to lie the left side
sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder blade
and IL frequently extends to the top Of the shoulder
and i smefmcs mistaken for rheumatism in the arm,
The stomach is affected with loss Of appetite and sick
ness tic bowels in general cosive, sometimes al
ternan, with axity the head is troubled with pain.
accompanied with "A dull, heavy senation in the back
part here is generally considerable loss Of memory
accompanied with paisful sensation Of having left
undont something which ought to have been done A
slight dry cough is sometimes attendant. The pa
iient complains Of wearncss and debility he is easily
startled his feet cold Burning and he complains
ola priAly sensation his skin his spirits arc low
and although he is satisfied that exercise wonls.bc
beneficial 10 him. yet he scarcely up torude
enough % try H. In fact he dietrusis every remedy
Several 81 the above symptoms accompany the disease
but cases have occurred when few Of them existed
yet examination Of the body, after DEATH has shown the
Liver TO nave beccn extensively derangcd.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR. Mcanes Liver Pills. in cases of Ague and Fever
when tak.n with Quniie. are promotiyc Of the most
happy res hts. No better caharc can be used pre-
paraiory %, or after taking Quinine. We would atl-
wise all WHO are afflicted with this disease to give them
FAIR TRIAL
DIRECTIONS.
Take two Or three pills going to beRevery second Q,
third night. u they do not purge No or three times
the next mrning take one or two more but a sliph
breakfast should Invariably follow their use The Liver
Pills may be used when purging simply IL nece--
say As n antibillious purgnti,e they inferior to
none and IN doses oftwO three they give astonsl-
Ing relief Sick Headache also in slight tcrange-
mJnts OF tnr Stomach
Prepared only by
Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh Pa.
Sole Hoprietors Of Dr.. McLane's Lirer P;lls.
Irmtnge and Lung Syrup.
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