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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-30
From The Philadelphia Norm american

Four State elections occur in the next
Ave weeks. Tennessee votes on the
lLnirteenth of this month, and Vermont
or the first, California on the eighth,
AID Maine on the fourteenth ofSeptem-
Der. Nebraska, Ohio, Indiana, Penn
in October. On the third of November,
New York, New jersey, Delaware,
Maryland, Illinois, Michigan, WIscon-
sin, Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas, Ne
vada and Massachusetts hold their cleo
tIons. In the next twelve weeks, there.
fore, we shall not have less than twen-
ty.three State elections.
The Importance of these elections is
conceded. They will settle the politi-
cal complexion ofthese States, for some
time, and weaken or strengthen the
power of the Union party in Con-
gress, and by SO doing, help or
hinder the great result to be at
ing over the list, to see how many
We reckon on as sure. We regard Illi-
nois, Iowa, Kansas. Minnesota, Nebras-
ks, Indiana, West Virginia, Ohio, Wis
consin, Maine, Massachusetts, as GER
tain to poll thorough Republican vote,
and expect much from the residue, but
not with such extreme confidence.
Tennessee, too, is one of our surest
States in the South, and may almost
positively be relied upon, uotWithstan6.
ing the persistent hostility of Kentuc-
ky, that has just elected q Democratic
ticket by an overwhelming majority.
The election in Georgia has increased
the Senatorial strength of the Demo-
Gratis in Congress. We would have this
fact widely published, in order that our
friends in the other States whose cleo.
tons are about to be held may be arous.
ed to the importance of the work they
have to do, and so be able to do It
thoroughly. OF course Maryland, Ken
lucky and Delaware are to be conceded
and California cannot fairly be put
down as other than doubtful.
There are 159 votes needed to elect
President ifthe votes of every State are
counted. Virginia, Mississippi and Tex
| as cannot vote. A majority OF the re-
We are sure of the thirty-nins New
England votes to begin with. II then
we succeed in Wisconsin, West Virgin-
ia, Nevada Ohio, Nebraska, Missouri,
Minnesota, Michigan, Kansas. Iowa.
Indiana and Illinois, with their one
hundred and three votes, we have bnt
seventeen to gain. Ten of these NAV
pretty safely b9 reckoned from Tannes-
see. II Pennsylvania gives her TWEEN
ty.six votes TO Grant, as we feel as
sured will be the case, then one hun
dred and seventy eight votes are pre-.
pared for him in the electoral college.
for nineteen more than majority OF
all the electoral votes, counting those of
Virginia, Mississippi and Texas, that,
being unreconstructed, cannot vote.
In this calculation Oregon, California
and New York are omitted, as we'll as
all the southern States, excepting Ten.
nessee.
The heart ofthe battle lies in Pennsyl-
vania and in Ohio, both of which vote
on the 18Th of October. The eyes OF both
sections and parties are concentrated
here. The cause may be won If these
States are lost. Il must be won If they
are carried. It Is the duty, therefore.
of those who have so often carried them
before to do SO again; TO dispirit the
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valuable Propgrty for Sale.

OWING TO ILL HEALTH, I OFFER
" for sale my FARM and FIGURING
hILi,., situated o miles east Wht elipg. and
~ miles south OF Trladelphia, Ohio, Co., w.
Va: The Iarm contain sabout 400 q. res 80 of
which is bottom land well adapted for gar
dentng purposes, and the balance is exceed
ingly well suiIed either for growing grain or
ock fRIm-the latter, especially, In an emf
nent degTee. The Mill Is one of the most
ehglbly located fer custom work in the coun-
ty. Tho annual proceeds OF which Will
amply TESTIFY to this statement II contains
p4IF OF burrs, and pair of choppers, with
all tie machinery in good running order.
The Improvements on the farm consist OF
my reSiusnce, which contains eight rooms
Ln thed in modern style, and with This, all
the outbuilding4 necessary. The premises are
neatly enclosed and the grounds hnelylald
out aud ornamenLed with eVerHreens and
other shrubberY. In addition to this, there
ia good frame tenant houAe, enclosed, and
beautifully surrounded with shade trees,
which was fitted up for the accommodation
OF the mill or farm. The orchard contains
so apple trees, bearing choice mutt. There is
also = large vegetable garden empaIed and
fitted up with grapes anu other small NUT.
Persons desiring further Information, re-
8 Getting the price, payments, Sc, and at the
same time obtain agood bargain, would do
well TO visit me Immediately, on the
premises, as have fully deIermIned u sell
on reasonable Terms. Full possession given
the 1T OF April next, iEso!d.
SAMUEL BUCHANAN,
Z MIDDLE WHEELING VALLEY, Aug. II, IS.
auplS.lmwS HdS
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WE have to thank our good friendI
the Buckhannon Advertiser, for kind
word of commentator, which the IN
TRLLIoENcER tries TO deserve. The
Advertiser has "heard 1t mooted" that
the INTELLIaENcER is not and never
has been "a friend to the soldier" but
Is kind enough 10 assure It's readers
that such a suggestion does us injustice.
With the exception of the Wheeling
Register We were not aware that any
body entertained that opinion, save
one or two gentlemen who have de-
nounced the INTELLlGENCER because
thoy, happening to be soldiers, could
not use 1t for the prom otion of their
personal schemes without reference to
the good and success of the Union
party. We are told that these per-
sons have taken great pains 10 poison
the minds of soldiers by telling them
the INrRLLIaENoER was not friendly TO
their interests. but we have never felt
II necessary to contradlctS such ISLANDERS,
because we know that every intelligent
man who has read and reads our
columns knows better, and we could
hardly hope to convince any others. II
there is a newspaper in this State, or
any other, which, since the first regi-
ment went from this city to Grafton, in
June, 1861, has given its columns more
freely and said more good words than
this for the boys in blue everywhere,
according TO its capacity both Of space
and editors, We should be glad to be re-
ferred oft, and VIC shall willingly COM
pare records on this question with any
paper or any gentleman, soldier or ci-
william, In this State or out Gift. Ifany
gentleman has been led 10 believe the
ISrRLIlaESCER unfriendly to the boys
in blue, We respectfully ask to be refer
red to the evidence. Our files will
show.
The truth is. as our files will also
show, the very persons who orig
mated and use this charge against us.
are those who had had more courtesies
and favors in our columns than any
others, and they know 1t. It matters
not that We obliged them ninety-pin,
,Imss. when the hundredth time wi
conceived our duty to lie in different
direction from theirpersonal interests
we were at once assaiied as untriendiy
TO ali soldiers because theys trylng e
nse the soldiers as lever 70 slsva!s
themselves, could NOT use Tue ANHhA-l-A'
<ssNoER also TO that emo.
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The Central Committee announce This
morning that meeting will be held at
Grafton Saturday, I'D inst, to be adj
dressed by Hon. Benjamin Stanton.
This is now the final arrangement and
will be adhered to. We trust our
friends there will give Gov. Stanton a
large crowd. We can promise you,
gentlemen, he will give you a coed
Epaech
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TO DYE, OR NOT To DYE2
THAT Is THE QUERY.

If your hairs gray or red. then hea yel
Use CRIsrADoRos DYE, and none will
jser ye.
Cristadoro's Hair PFeservntive
AND BEAUTIFIER.-Itis actually eject
ing wonders. People with their hair almost
ruined by the use OF deletcrious nostrums,
are now rejoicing in luxuriant crop, and
this has been accomplished by short use
the above wonderful compound.
Sold by Druggists and applied by all Bair
Dressers. Mandatory No. Gs alden Lane.
Principal Depot, no. Astor House.
Jyl6-lmd&w
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Judicial, Senatorial aud County Com
yentIOns,


The Marshall county people yester-
day appointed delegates to judicial
convention to be held in this city, but
have withdrawn their proposition to
have It held on the 18Th inst, and will
send their delegates at such time as
may be hereafter agreed on. We I'M
derstand delegates have been appointed
in Brooke, with the expectation that
the convention would be held here on
the 18Th. We therefore call their atten-
ton TO this postponement, rendered
necessary by the fact that no delegates
have yet been appointed from this
county or from Hancock.
Is It not time, fellow. citizens OF Ohio
county, we were moving in this natter
We have a candidate for Judge to NOM
mate, IA candidate for Senator, candl-
dates for House OF Delegates, and for
county Offices. Marshall, Ohio, Brooke
and Hancock constitute the Judicial
Circuit, and Ohio, Brooke and Hancock
the Senatorial District. The Senatorial
and Judicial nominations may there
fore be made at tho same time, the del
egates from Marshall Withdrawing after
the Judicial nomination is made. The
delegates to this Convention may be
appointed at the same time we nomi-
nate county officers, SO that but one
County Convention would be necessary
to accomplish the whole work. When
shall this County Convention be held ?
It is probably time to begin to consider
the matter.
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mse,,ng AZ Tonnd.rl1Ie.

The people were addressed at Mounds.
vile yesterday, in the morning, by Mr..
A. w. Campbell, In the afternoon by
Hon. Benjamin Stanton, and by Hon.
w. E. Stevenson at night. A large
crowd was In attendance and good
feeling prevailed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-30
Meetings at Fairmont, CInrkAburR
aud PnFkeFsburS.

The Central Committee this morning
announce that Mr.. a. W. Campbell
will speak to the people at Falrmont
Thursday night, 2Otb; Clarksburg Fri
day night, 2Ist, and at ParkersburR
Saturday night, 22d. Mr.. Campbell
will go to the Kanawha region, and is
announced TO speak at Point Pleasant
on the 2tlh. We hope our friends down
there will arrange for other meetings
for that gentleman during his visit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-30
National Trust Go.
OF THE CITY. OF NEw YORK,
no. 336 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS
CHARTERED BY THE STATE.


CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS r. MANGAM, President
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject to Check at Sight. SPECIAL DErOs-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at five per cent. The Capital OF ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are al o personally liable to depositors
for all obligations OF the Company TO double
tho amount OF their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST CO. receives deposits
n large or tmaliamt UNITS, and permits them
to be drawn as a whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing interest On ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep &C.
counts in this Institution with special adj
vantages OF security, convene ice and pIofit.
ielS-6md6W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-30
GENERAL DuyaI,

General DnVaI Is conhned at horne Uy
severe illness, occasioned by old
wounds, from which he suffers from
lime 10 time. We regret to hear that
his present condition is SUCH as to cause
some anxiety on the part OF his family
and Immediate friends. we tEus. his
ilInens may be but temporary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-30
Washington aid Jefferson College.

TIFT WEIGHT STUDENTS WERE
Z graduated at tue late Com m encement In
this institutions: for1y-seven in the Glassic
and eleven in the Scientific Department.
Next Term begins Ssptember2j. Circulars
furnished on application to
THE PRESIDENT,
auzl4-eod2w Ianons0urg. Pa.
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I,nsf or Stolen:

mHE POLIO ARE NOTIFIED NOT TO
pay the following described check:
NJ q Pollock, on the National Bank o.
West Va, IN favor OF Thomas BToWIe Ol
bearer, for four hundred ana sevenIy-three
dollars ana fourteen cents (S4I3lil
angI42lo N. s ]. POLLOCK.
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For Sale.

DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM, S5mIes
n below the city, and only y u. lie nom
MOoreiS Landing, on the Ohio River, 52H
acres - under cultivation. On 1t there Is y
comforLab Ie dwelling house, EtRbltnP, smUke
ana spring house 40 thrifty apple trees and
abundance OF small fruit for family use.
viii be sold at lair pTlc1 on easy Terms
auRl4 l. IRWIN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-30
FYnellant TaHern Stand for Sale

AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL THAT
popular tavern stand on the west side OF
me lad Ward Market kqusIer known a. he
n An PTOR h. USE. containing - ROOM
with kitchen, CeuaT and snug bah ION
C5Rs and water On 10th 6oOTs; good 6TablinG
Recommendations on the alley part OF the l. I
For terms. &c see
- THos. O'BRIES.
aue10-lw Real state Agent.
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atp aartrtIsemEuts.
For CfncinnatI.

The hne passenger steamer WA.
st,eSA BUTLER, Capt Amos davis EiI VII
IZzAleGve as above Saturday, the 4SLh
Lust III p. m.
For freight or passage. apply on baaId or to
BOOcH, BAfTELLE q CO.,
auEi%-2s Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-30
HAPPY MARRIAGEs.

ESSAYS FOR YoUSG MEN, on the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases, which create impede
ments to Marriage, with the humane view
OF treatment and cure, and in sealed letter
envelopes free OF charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Cox p, Philadelphia,
Pa. myls-smd&w
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auzl4-eod2'
WILSON, DUNLBYY & WHEELER

RE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
n to order Packing Tierces, Flour and APP
pie Barrels, Half Barrels, Grocery and Nail
Kegs of all sizes, cigar and GIaPe Boxes;
aLs0 steam BUat aulIS ana BaEgsS.
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Notice.

WANTED TO BuY-A SOUND. WELL
w broken MULE for Coal Bank work.
WHIIAKER IRUS Co.,
aus1I-Ss Crescent Iron Works
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Attention Baltic.

THERE WILL BE a SPECIAL MEET
ing oftHe 3. B. G. at the ONCE of PeterSon
& Benson This evening. All are expected to
be present, IS business of importance de-
macds attention BY order OF
r. WOOD BLACK, PreS't-
p JoHSsoS. Sec. auR-l4-lt
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Notice.

TINE GRANT AND CoLFAx GLEE
CLUB will meet st the Editorial Rooms
Of the lSTELLiGEScER ONCE this FTiiay
evening, at hall past seven O'clOe6.
BY order OF
a1El4-It COMMITTEE.
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Engine for Sale.

0NE DOUBLE CYLINDER STEAM EN-.
OGINF,5 by 10 Inche, on one shaft, y lIh
Fly Wheel, Loco motive Boiler, etc, ali con-
6ition. well dued, elc. Pdee $3.50 cash.
] u. BATIELLE
iSSl.1m Once Norway lion NJ Co,
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Execnfor's Notice.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
& Co., ave requested to make payment to the
undersigned, and those having claims
against the estate of n. G. Leech will pre-
sent the same properly authenticated for
THos. HUGHES, Executor
auVl-1md of II. G. Leecn. decd.
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state tRWnlng upon ana uatlerlnB
them and fellowshipinG with them, and
perhaps disgusting them, just as their
fellow Democrats are doing in the
South.
In view OF all this, what would it
have signifed, what principle of
morals, what teaching OF Christi
anity would have been violated, If Mr..
Stevenson had advocated the claim of
the negro citizens of Ohio to the ballot,
and had done 1t in company with
Mr.. j. NJ. LangstonP He says
he did not. But if he had what
of it? It would have been only
such a recognition of the black man as
the Southern Democrats now every
where hasten and take the utmost
pains to give him. And cannot a
Northern Radical be as liberal towards
the negro as Southern Democrat?
The only difference Is, one Is sincere and
humane; the other Is ready, as soon as
he has used the black man to accom-.
pIish his own purpose, to cut his throat
| or burn him at the stake.
1t is fortunate for the Democratic
party, both here and in Ohio, that it is
the color of the skin and not of the
heart that disqualifes from suffragei
for If It were not so, how many of the
black citizens of Ohio who defended
the Government in the rebellion and
shed their blood for the flag, who pay
their taxes for its support, cheerfully
and LOYALTY as they fought for it, would
carry the ballot TO the polls, and how
many such white Democrats as the
under the ban? And yet the color OF
the heart has vastly more TO do with
the right TO vote than the color of the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-31
DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
A SubStitu tie for Calomal.


These Pills are composed of various roots having
the power to relax the Secrctions of the liver a.
promp ly and efectuhlly "a Blue pill mercury and
without producing any Of those disagreeahe or dan
gerous effects viii h often follow the use Of the latter
In alibiious disorders these pills may be used with
confidence they promote the discharge of vitiated
bile, and remove those distractions from the liver
and hillary ducts which the Of bilious aaee
tons in general. @#
sCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick Head
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skin, coated tongue, cosivcness, drowsinsss, and
general feeling of WEAKNESS and lassitude, showing
that the liver is in torpid INSTRUCTED condition
In Short these Pills may be used with advantage In
all cases when purgative or Alternative medicine IL
required.
Please ask for s'Dr. schenck's Mandrake Pills"
and observe that the two Of the Doctor are
on the Government stamp-one when the last stage
Of Consumption the ot her in his present health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price 25 cents
per box princ pal dice No - North 9th street, Phil
aae!rha, Pr. Genera Wholesale Agents: pemas
Barnes " Co. 2l Park Raw, New York; S Hance,
$40 Baltimore II. Baltimore. Nd; John Park. n u
corner ~ Fourth and walnut SITS, Cine innatti Ohio
Walker q Taylor 1874 aud 1876 " abash Avenue, Chioa
co. III; Collins Brothers, snnth corner Of Second
and vtne streets, Ct Louis. M. tbth&5shveniy
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The lodge was built by contract and the
management dosna ftelsu liberty 70 n
terfere. The cause Of suspension 10
want of fund. e,6seling eugen dered
at the, dedication by the petty malice
display "a III AndrsW-Iohnson has stop
The spirit Of liberaiity and progress is
abroad in Tennessee. The Legislature
of that State have just enacted alaw ma
king it Punishable offence for common
Carriers to make any discrimination on
account,of race or color In transporting
passengers. This settles by statute and
in favor 81 the freedmen, question
which has been the cause Of cousdera-
bic embarrassment aud excitement else
where. ,-............,..t.,t.,t.
Seven thousand five hundred natural
ization papers have recently been taken
out by the Copperhead committee Of
New York City, and Ave hundred by the
Republican committee.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-31

DAVENPORT FIRE INSURANCE CO..
We call attention to the card Of Messrs
Price, Conner 4 Co., and DR.. Gunckei,
published this Amosnins u another col
umn. The Dayenport Fire Ins.rsnce
Co haditsoafce in the bpilding % Price
Conner 4 Co., but, Fortunately, saved
nearly all their furniture, books, &c,
and Immediately opened business at the
corner of Brady aud Secondstreets. The
prompt adjustment Of the losses of Price,
.Connor 4 Co. ,sand DR. Gunekel, and
their payment before maturity, is anoth-
err evidence Of the feasibility Of Home
Insurance. The davenport Fire" has
been in existence little more than twelve
months. During the first year Of its OPP
Grafton, its Premium receipts paid all
losses and expense, leaving surplus
and its capital Stock unimpaired. This
is doing well, considering the necessary
heavy outlay for furniture, books, blanks
printing and establishing agencies. The
Company has been careful in the man
dSelucul VI It's uuSiIlcsS, CouuIiIHS ltScIL
mainly to farm property and detached
dwellings and has refused quite as many
risks asit has taken, preferring not to
carry hazardous risks.
AT no period have the officers and di-
rectors felt SO confidcntof success as at
present. They have recently secured
the services Of Rev. Henry Bayiies, a
we'll known citizen to sell the stock held
in reserve for distribution throughout
the State.
All that is wanted to build up substan-
tai Insurance Companies in the West,
is Capital. Ofthis there Is abundance
in our. community and State. Those
who are wise enough to invest their
funds in the Stock Of the Davenport Fire
Insurance Co. will, we doubt not, reap u
rich reward for themselves aud bestow
benefits upon our city and State. DE.
Gas. o.
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CIIAf A y

plnin Statement Of facts. / inherited scrufuls,
and many Of my relations have died Of it. In 81
my ca c was fiiEhttul. Tumo 8 and ulcers spread
until in 1912, under the advice my ply sici M
every medicine and did everything | could. I hid
to est my arm on cushion, and had been able to
raise u ~ head fer orcr wear. The itsch,rse
from two ulcers was nearlya pint d ". Amputation
was rec mmended: hut pronounced dangerous. I
could I sleep, and my suG rings ntorra lie.
A friend brought me an English physician who sp-
piled sa We with which he 3 id he had accompli shed
eNtt"o binary cures in the hospitals In England 1t
commenced 20 ccye: pers 81 ell in It's Use; it finally
effected perfect and emit c cure. is $40. II
is five since had the appearance of scrof Il n
Sores and my health has been good since l pro-
cured the receipt Of his won erfu ar le-this bles
sing Of humauity-and have all d it 'PAGE's CLInAx
s,EvE,' and allow the public use it not as they
choose. This is a brief but candid state rent given
more fully my circula = J. NJ. PAGE.
GENEVA New York December 7s48
NEW YoHK Oct &c, 1866.
II have known Page, q, OF Gen va NY for
many years. lie is one Of n At citizen, of West.
ern New York l him last week in good health
hi ca was most rem ,rkable bnt actui ly true
in every p rite nlar. - 40 - Z - -
(Sig ed) DENAs BARNES"
We have WA chei the unaded but growing favor of
PAoEs CLIMAX SALvE - and availing ,rsalves Of
the knnwleig Of swonderful curative pow RS have
be om@ prop ietors oft same.
1t is a sur re for Burns, Scro'la. Sat Rheum.
Fever Sores Broke Brea is, Frost BIT $, Chilblans,
Sting Brn Sc Cuts. Swelings, &c. whether u on
m m ar east. 1t suhlues pal and + fl ANIMATION with
surprising Gritty. and meals burns without scar.
No family should be without it, It IS always wanted
and ways ady. We will forfeit A dozen xes
for any nge fai ure. We believe ere was nev r
Vt ing like It in the world. l. /. put up in tin
boxes, surrounded ny a full circular giving facts,
dir ctivns testimonials, &c. and can be ord cred
through any resp ctable Druggist throughout tile
world Price only scents.
Successors to J Pare III Liberty Street,
vi4nl eow1y .r NEW YoRk.