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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-17

THE CITY WHARF.-THE workmen
yesterday were about giving the fin
ishing touches to the portion of the
city wharf lying between Sycamore
and Vine Streets, and will at once, we
presume, commence on the last Sec
ton, between Main and Sycamore,
which will require about a week more,
after which, the work Will be extend
ed as far towards low water mark as
the stage of the river will permit, in
Guiding the portion in front of the
foot of Sycamore that was left vacant
for one or two sections.
The abutments of the eve will
be rebuilt as near the line OF low
water mark as possible, and the sew
ers extended towards that line. The
heavy rains of last week washed the
paved portion of the wharf perfectly
clean, and gave it a very handsome
appearance, and demonstrated that
when the paving is completed, and
Water Street is bouldered. that we
shall not again be obliged to wade
through mud to get to the river.
AZ .M
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11
Tribute Of Respect.

At a meeting held by the employees of
the Wheeling Postoffice, on the
evening of the 9th inst, for the
purpose of testifying their respect for
the memory of their departed associate,
George NcCracken, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased an all-wise
and inscrutable Providence TO call from
thisearthly life, in the prime of manhood
and in the midst of career OF useful
ness, our late associate, George Nc
Cracken; therefore be it
Resolred, That in his death we have to
lament the loss Of a noble-hearted man,
a true friend, faithful and an efficient
officer and an esteemed and useful citi-
zen. and that We feel "nOne who knew
him need be told q warmer heart death
ne'er made cold
Rcsolred, That we tender our heart
felt sympathies to the afflicted family
and relatives for the irreparable be-
reavement they have sustained. and
humbly trust that He "who doth all
things WE'LL" will enable them TO find
consolation in this hour Of their deep
sorrow.
Resolyed, That as a token of our
respect for the deceased and of our high
appreciation for his worth, we wear the
usnal badge of mourning for thirty
days.
Resolred, That these resolusions be
published in our city papers and copy
thereof be presented TO the family OF
the deceased.
WM. A. CEACRAFT,
Committee, }DAANIEL ( G. ALBERT,
VIM. L. ADAMS.
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PardOns.

In the Attorney Generals office, al
Washington, a list has been prepared OF
persons that have been pardoned who
were members of the rebel Congress,
general afficers of the rebel army, Off
GERS of the United States army or navy
before the war, &c. This list contains 20
names, there being thirty-three from
Alabama, twenty-nine from Arkansas
twenty-five from the District of Colum'
bia, eight from Florida, eighteen from
Georgia, twelvc from Kentucky, twen.
ty-one from Louisiana, three from
Maryland, fifteen from Mississippi, eight
from Missouri, seventeen from North
Carolina, twenty-one from South Caro-
lima, fifteen from Tennessee, thir-
teen from Texas, forty eight
from Virginia, and nine from
West Virginia. 1t is also stated
that nearly 16,Ooo pardons Of rebels
have been issued by the Government,
but their names have not yet been re-
ported, on account of the length of time
required by the labor of preparing a
list. A large number of unconsidered
applications for pardons still remain In
the Office of the Attorney General.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11

party obtains control Of the Government.
What is law under the Radical rule and
Interpretation Of one day, will be null
and void under the construction Of the
next days majority, and those essential
constitutional principles which should
be fixed and pure las stars that never
vary" will be constantly assuming new
forms and aspects under the capricious
influences of this Congressional kaleido-
scope through which they are to be
viewed. We extract from the Age the
following additional comments upon
the scope and purpose of the KAssoS
resolution:
Another objectionable feature of the
proposed manner of declaring the mean
ing Of the Constitution is that il refers
all disputes between the States, and al
so those between individuals, which are
constitutional questions, to the arbitra-
ment of political body instead of hav-
ing them decided by a judicial tribunal,
composed of men learned in the Consti-
tuition and familiar with its bearings and
operations. Who will take doubtful
case TO the Supreme Court, when Con-
gress can, by q simple resolution, de-
clare that the Constitution meant
TO ordain, publish and declare just
those principles which will cover the
point at issuef A politician can lnanip-
ulate Congress when composed of his
friends. The Supreme Court he dares
not approach. Then, too, how many of
the members Of Congress are fitted by
education, study, reading, or reflection,
to interpret the Constitution, to ap-
ply its principles to compli-
Gated state Of facts, or to guard
and bound, in proper manner,
national and State authority, and
protect individual rights and the free
dom of organized communities The
scope of Mr.. Kasson's resolution will
bring all these duties into Congress, and
hence it is important that the people
should know how thorough is the
change which the Radicals propose III
our present form of government.
This attempt TO take from the SUI
preme Court one of its most sacred and
important duties, that of constituting and
interpreting the Constltnton, ma!
Justly rank among the foulest
outrages upon a republican COVE
rnment yet suggested by the
revolutionary party now ruling
the nation. The Supreme Court is the
conservator Of our liberties. Thus far
it has championed the just rights of the
States, and upheld the Constitution as
the supreme law of the land, in
peace and in war" The fact that il
stands in the way of the Radical party,
is the reason why such resolution as
that ef Mr.. Kasson is offered. The Rad
icals mean 10 disregard the Constitu-
ton whenever such course is necessa-
~, and they propose TO cover their vio-
lations Of the organic act by Congress
sional constructions of all mooted con-
stitutional points.
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sloping down to the quays. Such bnsy
little street-so steep and winding that
no vehicles could pass through II, and
so narrow that the sky looked like a
mere strip of deep-blue ribbon overhead
Every house in it, however, was shop,
where the goods encroached on the foot
way. or were piled about the door, OF
hung like tapestry from the balconies;
and all day long, from dawn to dusk, an
incessant stream Of passers-by poured
up and down between the port and the
upper quarter of the city.
Our landlady was the widow of sill
ver-worker, and lived by the sale of fill
gree ornaments, cheap jewelry, combs,
fans, and toys in ivory and jet. She
had an only daughter named Clan
eta, who served in the shop,
and was simply the most beau
tiful woman / ever beheld. Looking
back across this weary chasm Of years,
and bringing her image before me (as
can do) with all the vividness OF life,
am unable, even now, to detect flaw
in her beauty. ! do not attempt to de-
scribe her. / do not believe there Is
poet living who could find the words TO
do it; but / once saw picture that was
somewhat like her (nOt half so lovely,
but still like herr, and, for aught l
know, that picture is still hanging
where i last looked at it,-upon the
walls of the Louvre. 1t represented a
woman with brown eyes and golden
hair, looking over her shoulder into a
circular mirror held by bearded man
in the background. In this man, as !
then understood, the artist had painted
his own portrait; in her, the portrait OF
the woman he loved. No picture that
l ever saw was half so beautiful, and II
was not worthy to be named in the
same breath with Gianetta Coneglia.
You may be certain that the wldow's S
shop did not want for custom
ers. All Genoa knew how. fair a
face was to be seen behind that dingy
little counter; and Gianetta, firt as she
was, had more lovers than she cared to
remember, even by name. Gentle and
simple, rich and poor, from the red,
capped sailor buying his earrings or his
amulet, to the nobleman carelessly pur.
chasing half the tiligrees in the win
dow, she treated them all aliEe,-en.
couraged them, laughed at them, led
them on and turned them off at hcI
pleasure. She had no more heart than
a marble statue, as Mat and ! discovered
by and by, to our bitter cost.
To be continued tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11
HOLIDAY GIPTS!
lew York Prize Association.
800 Rreaaway, New Yssk.

TozrflI-r with a large assortment " pcv and
Rlegsht Je~elry valued st t5co 90, rfh 10 die
trlbuted ~ follows:
The r1rno and valne Of ea<h article % our
KDOds are marked ON Tetsts. y.lsoed 10 SeAlsd
Fnvelape. and well mined On rre~iyt Of o
cents. an e5veiOpe oontsinipg sneh Ticket win
H. drawn without choice. and dslirars9 q. cur
Oaee Of sent by mail b. any addre>s- The pur.
chaser after seeing What art.Is II dfass and lie
vAins-wliet may BE- from One 10 Five Hundred
Dollzrs-c&n fBcD on payment cf One Dollar,
receive the article named 90 may exchange 10
for any other article marked 90 cur Circular al
the sarne vsIn-. Every Ticket draws an article
worth OBs Dollar OF nlSrs. ~ Va Bianks
Our patrons can drpsBd on prvsnpt returns
The ATficles afz wn wfll b. inssIediatsly sant by
EIpFv-- rrtaTH mail o. d>iIvsrod 1t cur ofios.
Lsttrrp fr1fn many persODs sckpOv iedzfnx tie
reoeip; Il ValuAbie Giffs from us may b. .e~r
on hIe at our osiio~, among wkssn ~s are peg.
rniited 60 rrf.T To:
john : HoloOrrb. IambeTtrils. y. J., Gold
Watch, value tn. Nrs 5 Emmett. "a Cum.
bcrizfd Street. Brooklyu, s<<ing machine, 20.
Hiufn HoyL s;zmfsfd, Conn, Gead Liver
Watch vains tso. H0a. j. n. Bnggs Wash
ibgt0H. ID. G.. DizH0ad Pin. slzss y. g suibef-
" Jsekson. s1 Ninets<Hth 81, n. ". sevisg
Maebins lsoo JesePh Camp klnir.. y T. Nc
Dissasna cIn-ssT Eine tzas. Dr: Henry snith.
Worce~fer. Ma, sewing Msehine, ~. ".
Shsv. ~ icsh street, y. r. God wsteh, tIss
EAE. Boysien NsshvfDe, Tsan- Mslsteaa, sieo.
isg watch. go. X 2 Ssiti pryvidesoe, r
+ silver Liver Watch. tCs. Os1ax fufay, Md
i.on. " J. Nrs5c Boz, tf5. Hsu- r q Newell.
St. Paal NiBH-, Gold W ss1h tIss J. T. R-sDeuy.
LItchEeid. Coma, Silver Watch. e.. wn. b.
Peek Hsriern H. Nasic Box fT5. wn- Ksy-
lnOnA- DIytOn Ohie. Silver Tea SEA ti5t 1is
T. u. SchsEek, Detroit. Mjeh-, Dfxnsat k.S
Ring-. te<s Pierre Bezs6sn. s;- Chsstr. Hetsi
New Orleans, Di<masl Klng. B7s. Hs nArths
tV- A ehznee 20 sstzin ssy II fhe sbsye a.
tieie. Cor One uollzr by ysIekastDE Q Sesled Es
velepe for g oents Eotfrs Hzsasssrfss1 gn.r,s
;seA 10 all
rEs Iiekets fsr One Danas, = fof Ive Dol
Ir,ntx An Lestsrs sksah - sddrrassd
!. B. Ray co
x.<lS1kr1n Bex si31. Esw Ysgk-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11
democratic Nominations for
Council.

FIgsI wARn.
g,,,t BraIleL-WIHian p. Wilson.
<--gDd BrIn1h-John Hughes, Thomas Wheel
a.. Francis \. Ebert and Thomas. L. Cocayne
SECOND wAED.
T7rt Era,.ek-Petcr +. Zinn.
Srr.E6 BrdRek-T i. Shallcross and Simon
E,.u
THIRD wARp. 8T
Urs; grgneh-G W. FranzheiIn.
&-.ui BrGEcI-S. Brady, j. Y. Aeheson, L.
" GrrcA AuuIeT, John Nolan
FOURTH wARD.
T-y, l:raEch-T. NJ Ewing
S..t.d BrGs.es-JVhu Hamilton James Il
AsS,r. William W Miller, John An.ick and
ys>. = p. Tinslc.
FIFTH WARD
E-,t E-sr.eh-Andrew Wilson.
-.nd BreacA-R NJ Eof. 5. II. DArrah
James q. NLyte and John Nockler.
SIXTH WAND.
T-.t tBraaeh-Samuel j. Alexander.
Ssesi.S BrGneL-Lewis 1uncks j. Il. Clark
- laGnsrd Shanley.
SEVENTH wAEn
E-Ii Ersnch-Jacob Berger.
Sse.alt BraEeI.-J. Il. sheppard.
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be solved; nor, with the varieties We
have proved, it is a certainty that it is
one of the most profitable branches OF
horticulture, paying thousands of dol
lars to the acre every year. Then wine
went begging at dollar gallon; Rolt
it sells as fast as it is made at from two
to six dollars gallon. Instead Of the
only wine then considered fit to drink,
we number our wine producing varie.
ties by the dozen, all better than the
Catawba.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11

The New York Citizen nominates
young james Gorden Bennett for Mayor
and winds up two column article IN
his favor with the following: The
Captain-owner of the Henrietta is
about six feet one inch in height, square
shouIdered, narrow in the hanks,
straight as q ramrod, sinewy, active,
and with no more useless flesh on his
bones than on Canada elk in the hunt
ing season. He is fair faced, always
rather elegantly dressed; and though
looking older than he really is-and,
perhaps, seeking so 90 do-has, never
theless, very youthful appearance.
His features are aquiline and full of
vigor-the eye keen and gray, the teeth
white and regular, the mouth rather
large but firm; hair of light brown,
and his monstache somewhat sandy,
with the sickness of youth yet ling
ering in its fringes."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11

s T-Is61-X.-The amount Of Plantatios
Biiieis sold in one year Is something startling.
They would hll broadway ak let high. from tho
Park 90 eth street. brakes manufsciory 70 one
Of the institutions Of New York. IL 10 said that
Drake PAINTED all the rocks In the Eastern states
With hf- cabalistlc IS. T-ls61-X.." and thea
got the old granny Legislators 10 pass Law pro
venting dishsuring the face of natvrc," which
gave him n monopoly. We do not know how
this is but We do know the Plantation Bitter
SILL a. no other articles ever did They are ussd
by all classes of the community, and are death
on dyHpepsia--certAin. They ARE very invlgor
sting when languii and weak, and . great spps.
tiZcT.
Saratoga spriag Water. sold BY al
Druggists
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11

In lifting the kett!s from the hre I snaldsd
myself very sSvrT,ly--oBr hand almost 20 .
crisp. The torture was unboarnble.
The Mexican Mustang Iinimgnt relieved the
pain almSst Immediately. 10 healed rapidly,
and left very Little scar. -
CTTAS FOSTER
40 Broad st Philadelphia"
This Il merely sample 81 what the Mustang
LiniTnent viii DO. IL is Invaluable In III cases
Of wounds swellings, sprains. cuts, bruises.
spavins etr either upon man OF beast-
BcvHrs Of oOuntcff-its. S0Bs IL genninf NJ
les. wrapped in sne stsclplate engrsyings bear.
ing the signature 81 q. ". Westirook. Cbsmist,
and the DrlUdts stamp u DEsIs BtsAs a. Co,
New York.
sarsisgn spring Waasr. sold ~ al
DruggsSts
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11

A Charleston, S. c., letter says /:
sMany of the sons of families formerly
wealthy and still proud, fill the place
of conductors on cars, and seem rejoiced
to obtain a paying occupation. The
CITY Police force, too, is filled up with
Young men, of respectable connections,
who before the war would have deemed
themselves too good for many a less
humble occupation.' G~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11
OFTICE oF TTIE CHAEIzsToS &
TISCHEsTTk RaiLEoAD CozFtsT.
rpor,.r. II l.. Ian Al liz
NOTICE 4. HEREBY GIVEN

~ that application win be made =; the nsri
sssziou Of Hest virginia Legislstsrs tos tne is.-
loving alterations N charter of Sn&<1eetoa
Wfnehesser raiiroad cornp<ry:
Isr- That aid company shall have The priv
leg. Of changing its ooEpOrste n2zDe.
II. That Al tke rights guarznte-1 % The Gov
trrrou q Ohio .zzlroad paay ~ the last seS
sioa a the legislature Sazy b conferred on add
COMPANY.
Al fiat aid rzslraad company nay have the
rover TO consolidate with any connecting rziL
rn.d company Pe-Srder. l. AYER,
Pre2 c. & VI. z z
Jxrxs ". Low See'y. JznS1s NV
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11

her country, home after a sslourp Of q few
months, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place of . rustic, flush face, shs had soft,
ruby complexion. Of almost marble sinootbnes.
and instead of ~ she really appeared but IL.
She told them plainly she used Hagans Ma.no'
LA Balm, and would not lie without IL. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article. II can bs ordered
Of aly druggist for only 50 cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, ssld BY al
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11

A woman in Nashville, dressed in
mans clothes, was arrested twice for
being a woman, and discharged, on ex-
animation, having proved that she was
o man. She was arrested the third time
and it was proven that she was Q 'wo-
man. 49,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11

Heimstrect inimitable Hair Colorins has been
steadily growing In favor for over twenty years
1t acts upon the al'sorbcnts at the roots OF thc
hair and changes II to its original color BY dc.
grccs- AL instantaneous dyes dcadcn and In
lure the hair urimstrccts "a not q dye, tut .
certain In iis results promotes its growth, and
is a beautiful Hair Dressing. Priee ~ cents and
81 o. Sold by all dealers
sarniegn Spring Water. sold by all
Dealers.
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SWAMI HOUSE,
PARKERsgCRG. W. VA,

y DAY O-tOb>r sth. Iss5. J. ". Dent late
Of the KjrhmOTi Eciisc, took possession Of the
Swami Hcas. for . tenn Of iczrs. lie kJySs
bT strict ATTENTION 80 iustaes>. TO merit a eerp
tinuzuce of the very liberal pafrvna=e oosfeTDa-
uI0a hin when proprietor 81 the KsehSSosd-
Every department Is n the charge % The mosi
efkeieE- zssistSuts- J.W II DESI.
scp9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11

LloN's EXTRACT OF PUEE JANcA GtSerR-
for digestion, Nausea, Heartburn, SICK Head.
ache, Cholera Mofbus, &C. where warming
genial stimulaut is required. lts careful prcp.
aration and entire purity makes II cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes. Sold svs
eryWbore, at ~ cents per bottle.
Saratoga spring Water, cold by al
Druggists. ieblcow
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11

All who value beautiful head of hair, and its
preservation frum premature badness and turn:
Ing gray. will not fail 10 See Lyons cele6IAted
kaihs,run. II makes the h9ir rich. soft and
glossy. eradicatcs dandruh, and causes the hair
iT grow with luxurious beau =. sold every
wl,rre. T. THOMAS LYON.
Chemist sew lork.
Saratoga Spring Wafer, sold by all
Druggists
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GRAPE GROWING TWENTY YEARS
AGO AND Now.-Mr. Hussman, the
great grape grower of Missouri says:
Grape growing, with the varieties,
then in cultivation, was . Probiem to
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11
HAY PRESSES.

"AKElAy yPATTERg CHAIN PRESSES
), " snt ISsssl a = i FEroR sorD Zco
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Democratic City Ticket.
MAYOR,
ANDREW j. SWEENEY.
CITY CLEsK,
q. Il. EEENEY.
CITY SERGEANT.
SeBN sCARBROUGn.
TREASURER,
T.. N'COY.
slrELlNTENDENT WATER WORKS,
JOHN w. CUMMINGS.
wHAgF MASTER,
SosRPH MANNERS.
sTRTEr COMMISSIONER,
STEPHEN CLARK.
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HOTELS.
Hotel Opening.
-u,uR aEHRCRIRR LONG

L known - the Proprietor VI tie Pembszrtou
Ho1~e win open for the accommodation oi The
pabIic. his nex and lSrge HOt3 the .-STANN
HOUSE. % Water stEeet, On Monday nloTBing.
June 9Th, Excellent staisiing !. alta bed % tho
HsuSe HENEY sTANM
s.ELEn
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ss'Aeeling gssister.

ghc Register has n Larger
circulation. by so per cent,
than any other Paper publish
I'd i'm West Virginia. Its value
as an Advertising Medium is
therefore Apparent.
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TANNING BEEs.-The whole art of tam
ing bees is embodied in the following:
/. A honey bee filed with liquid
sweets" will not sting Of its own accord,
9. Bees, when frightened, will gener,
ally I'LL themselves with honey, and il
given liquid sweets will invariably ae-
cept them.
Bees may be frightened thus:
/. By blowing upon them the smoke
of spunk, tobacco or cotton rags
2. By confning them TO the hive,
and rspping the sides of it lightly with
4 small stick. At first, the bees will Try
to get out, bat finding that impossible,
they viii then rush TO their stores and
fill themselves with honey.-Bee ke<PGs
Tert Book "a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-11

ORCHARDS At TIE WEsT.-A cores
pondent of the Northwestern Farmer fur
nishes that paper some excellent sug-
gestions for the successful planting and
management of orchards, of which the
=:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-18

other eXpectoran H. toe apparent 20 escape oiservs-
ton. where iis virtues known. the public
longer hesitate whaf autid1te rrupoy the dis
Pressing and dangerous affection, of the pulmonary
gan that incident to uur climale- " hile many
inferior dies thrust the community
tail, Il and ben else I'D This has gued friends by
trial conferred benefits tie afflicted they
never forget produced cures numerous and o
remsrA all. TO re forgotten.
can 0nly assure the public that its quality 10
uiiy BE mp To the bes er b. been aud that
II be relied tn do Ter Iher re ali that il has
d
trreat numbers OF Clergy men. PLY sicans. States
men and eminent p-rSu-4r-S heve their
certify the ana ar5eled Ns.tuln,
but ac- ht w mob permit the uss ri u OF the
he Agents bet" naned furnist gratis America
Almanac in HhiC' theI given. with also full
scripioHs ct the mplainf. they cure.
th'se {" ho require al lucrative Medicine o purity
the flood. vii hH1 A,er's ump TX Sar-aparills The
remtdN 70 use fr II once ana "a ~ knoe its value
prepared bA & Aver & c.. we'll, Mass. and
J. ii Ft|t y. Mineral Point; o RIDE, l. Il DRINK
ALL. PiattevIe, CHA 20 Dis & n. Wsstburn ::
: g.. KEEN Co., Niuggllie, aud all drug gists
cry here.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-18

IL U + / : > KIN sii.4
AND FEC,EIX EGITERs.
The Most Successful Medicine
in the World.
Established III 1885 by one c.
our most Eminent physicians-
and now used throughout Norti.
and South Am erica. with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine in eases OF diseased
Liver, Bleed Or Skin, Indices-
ton, CostivenesS. Bilious Conn
plants. Rheumatism and Ferer
and Ague.
Thousands Of certificates are
in our possession. giving detail
Ell accounts of perfect CURES
effected by these Invaluable
Medicines. They resuI..Ga tie
System and put AL the fanc
lions Of the body IN !: healthy
condition.
Sold BY al Drszzi-s-s. White : r-o7lz7i. Proprt
stoTs SaccesSo@s - It. so2.. sgoEa: ana Dr. W B.
ArNs' - lihc~t.. SS-sst. So -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-18

GO WIDE IS THE
field OF its uSefuInesr
and 50 numerous are fhs
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its superiority over every