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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-05-30

Sec. T. This act shall take effect and be in foroe
from and after it's passage. e..
Approved April IL, 1867. ~COPY.
lPublisAed April 20, 1867
10 CHAPTER l6S-GENERAL
AN ACT to amend chapter 80 of the general laws
Of 1885, entitled 'san act to provide homo for
the orphans of the Wisconsin soldiers"
The people of the state of wisconsin represented
in senate and assembly, do enact follows:
Section 1. Section Of chapter 80 Of the generas
laws of 1866 is hereby amended, so as to read at
follows s.section 6. The said board shall appon-
q uperntendent OF the home,' who shall also dis
charge the duties of financial agent and such other
duties the board shall pre- scribe, and they shall
also appoint all such other officers NAV be pro.
vided for in the by-laws and shall fix the compSu-
sation of all officers ected with the inetitu
Said board nf trustees ali meet annually on the
Arst Tuesday Of October, which shall be styled the
annual ting, and they shall also meet nuaIly
on the seconu Tuesday OF April, which shall be
styled the semt-anpual meeting. At each Of these
regular meetings, they shall visit and examine into
the affairs of the shome,' and at their annual
meeting they shall make . full report to the gov.
ernor OF ali their proceedings connected with the
said : home.'"
Sec. 2. The board of trustees Of the "home %
shall, by virtue of their ONCE as trustees be the
legal guardians of all the children who are now or
shall be authorized to receive all pensions, back
pay and bounty due or to become due to any child
that il now shall hereafter become an inmste OF
the " homs," and shall invest the same uuon good
security, and hold 1t in trust for the child or
children to whom such money belongs and such
trustees shall also have power from time to time
with the assent of the governor, bind any child
that il an inmate of the "home,', for such term
and for such purpose ~ such tru@eees shall deem
proper, and for the interest Of each child respsc
lively: pr0usded, shat in such child shall have
parent living, the consent Of such parent shall
first be obtained.
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Lyons Periodical Drops!
The Great Female Remedy for
Irregularities.

7 HAVE TESTED THESE DROPS Is NJ
i wi practice over ten years. and do not hest
tate 10 say. that nothing has yet been dsseloped
by medical research. that acts 70 powerfully. pO~
itiveiy. and halmlsssly, in eases u female irreg
ulanty. a. does this medicine. In all recent
eases IL never fails. while thousands who have
been long sndsrsu, are indebted % 1t Tor the
boon Of boalth today.
Although 90 powerful and positive. thy ara
perfectly harmless. and maj be used nj al times,
except when specially forbidden IN the direc-
tons. t
They have been extensively employed by emi
DeBt physisisns In France and England. n well
a. IN my Owl practice. over ten ye2s, and ] have
yet 70 hear Of the int instance Of failure. I
could give you tsstimsny 81 their stheaey from
LADIES AL over the noItbem and western Stzte<.
were they not In their nature private. Over
10000 bottles have been sold The post year, and
! haHc and trust a. many sufferers have been
berented- i am wen ausre that o remedy %
p0tent 70 remove all DISTRACTIONS, may BE- used
Tor . bad purpose, bat trust that Where one bot
lie l. Gus used, ten may fa;i into the hzndsTof
really needy suffsfen- '5f-rL
To al who suffer from any irr.gularty pain
full difseuit, tIoessive. offensive or obsfructed
A-nstrvatien, Luoorrhra. or the train Of dis
Lfoss- TREsc8 PEKIoDgcAL DsoPs- Eeinz .
Enid preparation, their action = more direct and
positive than any pills or powders- Explicit di
~rcctions. bearing ny facsimile. -aeroupaay each
bottle >.
S'e z c ~ issae1 Coz o. Kew Z, .nf asss1 ss' &c, ss e
IAgent Cor he Usftsd States and Canada Fl
70 M ~ an DIR JOHN L LYON, y q
Przeticfnx Physieisn,
Pres ~ pm Bsssia xsvHsrss. c. '
tanedkw1n
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.8go1dtgraph
TO TIE REGIsTKR.- HG
BY THE CABLE.

Telegraph to the Register
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WetzeI County. w. Va.

ATRCLES HELD IN THE CLERKS OF
n fee of the Circuit Court for said comfy,
on the first Monday In January. 1867.
William Il. Simpson and John L. Wilson, part
ners. doing business under the firm name OF
Simpson and Wilson, rs. Charles l.. PembertOn,
Henry K. Thompson and L. i. Grim. late part
ners under the firm name of {. +. Pemberton
& CO.. and James E.. Hooton and George 7. Saw.
tell. partners. under the firm name of Sawtell
& HOotOn. In Chancery.
This day came the complainants by their nj.
torney. and II appearing by the return Of the
Sheriff Of said county in the writ issued in this
cause and from an affidavit therein filed that one
of said defendants Charles f.. Pemberton. il not
= resident of this State. il is ordered, on motion
Of COMPARTMENTS by their attorney. that he ap
pear here within one month after the publica
ton Of this order and do what Is necessary "a
protect his interests in this suit, aud that tti,
order be published once a week for four success
i've weeks in the Wheeling REGISTER a newspa
per published in the city Of Wheeling, W. Va.
and posted at the front door of the Court House
in this county for a like period.
The object OF this suit Is u recover from the
defendants the sum Of 1894 94.lOO on 4 certain
boad made by the said q. Y. Pemberton & Co.
and endorsed by said Sawtell and Hooton.
FRIEND COX. Clerk W. G. G. e.
GEO. z. BOYD, Attorney for Compliments.
janis a wfv
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Iadian and Currency Printing
Bareass-The Experimentation.
ems, Reconstructi0n Bill.

New YORK, Jan. 29.-The Times
Washington special says: The House
Military committee have agreed to trans
fer the Indian bureau from the Interior
to the War Department.
Treasurer Spinner last evening stated
that nothing wrong had been discovered
in the currency printing bureau mp to
that time. The investigation will be
continued to-day.
The Judiciary committee adhere to
their purpose of closing up the old bust
ness before commencing the impeach-
ment case.
DR.. Kennedy, formerly Mayor of New
Orleans, was examined by the Riot
committee yesterday. His testimony
was chiefly concerning the political
state of the city and the personal stand
ing of the municipal authorities, par
ticularly the police.
Delegations from t~wo-thirds Of the
Indian tribes in the West are in Wash.
ington, invited there by the Cornmis-
siOner upon treaties.
The Herald's special states that the
action in the House yesterday on Ste
yens' reconstruction bill, referring it to
the Joint committee, vas fatal TO it.
The probability is that the veto of
the Nebraska bill will be sent i'll to-
day.
The Tribune's special says Mr.. Clark,
of the currency printing bureau explains
the grave fact that 7-30 bonds, with
duplicate numbers, have been printed
and issued, by saying that the number
ing machine got out of order and re-
peated.
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TOBACCO.
i 10 Butts "Old Ben's" blk los.
2s caddies do. do. do. {"
~ butts Niagara" do.
~ caddies do. do. "
81 butts Dew Drop do.
81 caddies Hombrick do. d"
10 I boxes Emily Jones natl H., ! 10.
do. Diadem soft pd. 9 inch.
; do. Wheclor's nd. pd. do.
81 do. do. hard pl. ] lb. Jumps.
10 do. "Alllie Collins" hard pd. | III. lumps.
do. Been's Fine Twist natl II.
S do Miller's X. and L. twist choice.
lUdrums Fig Lat.
2Jkgs. G.twist running los.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbls. F. G. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls'F g.. do. do.
10 bbls. G.. $. do. do.
10 hlf bbls. [. 5. do. do.
Our stock of tobacco Is large and the assort-
ment unsurpassed by any in the market. Ncr.
chants are respectfully invited TO give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL & TlNGLE.
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oNAL.
/ wAsHlNs1os, JAn6@.

SENATE.
The President submitted his message
yetoing the Colorado bill, and asked
what action the Senate would take upon
il. va
After some debate the morning hour
expired and the message went. OYER TIL
tomorrow. .
The Presidents private secretary en-
tered with the veto of the Nebraska BIN
The duty on barley was Increased from
10 to 20c per bushel.
Adjourned. .t,sa ~. -
HOUSE.
The Speaker announced Mr.. Farms
worth as taking the place Of Mr.. Wash
burne on the Reconstruction committee.
The latter was granted leave OF alb
sence.
On motion of Mr.. Donnelly, the Sec
rotary of the Interior was requested to
furnish information relative to the mas
sacre at Fort Phil. Kearney, its cause,
&c.
The Speaker presented, among other
Executive documents, one from the
President, withcopies Of kilograms, &c-
respecting the New Orleans riot. Re'
ferred to select committee.
The House went into committee Of the
Whole, and considered the invalid pen.
sion bin, which appropriates S33;2s0,OOO
1t was reported to tbs House with the
recommendation that it pass in con
mittee.
The committee rose and presented the
bill to the House, when it was passed.
Mr.. Ferry presented memorial OF the
Governor and Adintant General of Mich
igan, ON the subject of the militia bill
Referred.
Adjourned.
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A Nefarious Business.

II i. the richly freighted ship that Is tracked
BY the robbers Of the sea; and. ON the same
principle, il is the popular specific that the land
buccaneers, called counterfeiters select for their
shining mark.
HOSTETTERS sToACH BITTEIS
stand preeminent among medicinal preparations
in this country. The demand for them is some.
thing wonderful, unparalleled: hence the conn.
teafeiters know full we'll that if they can i'm.
pcse their fiery fluids upon the people As that
faIuous- tonic they can make fortunes BY the
fraud. They are now al work. Detectives ART
OF the trail Of some Of them, and others hvt
been already been brought TO book. Let the
public second the %proprietors in their efforts to
bafis the reckless scsundrels who seek at once
10 poison the community and swindlc the irm
that has produced the finest Vegetable B;tters
ever manufactured. Thinking to dodge the law.
the counterfeiters are afixing to their bottles
nance resembling in orthcgraphy and sound
that Of Hostetter, such As "Hochstetter,
.Hoofuetter." and the like. Will the
public be kind enough to look to this. and
to see also that the label il q right.
with its vispette Of ST. George and the pTngon,
and ts tiny note OF hand. signed rH0STET-
TER Il s ITH ." The propritors " i'll do their
par, to protect the million from imposition. and
they asE the million 10 be on the alert against
tho plut.ers against their health.
HOSTFTTES A SMITH
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schepek,. Seaweed Touic,

This medicine, Invented BY DR.. ]. Fl. SclIENcK
Of Philadelphia, is Intended to dissolve the foo,
and make it into ohyme, the first process of di.
g~estion. BY cleansing the stomach With
Scheuck's Mandrake Pills, the Tonic soon re.
stores the appetite, and food that could not be
eaten before using it will he easily digested.
Consumption cannot he cured by Schenck :
Pulmonic syrup unless the stomach and liver In
made healthy and the appetite restored. hence tile
Tonic and Pills are required In nearly every case
of consumption. A half dozen bottles OF the
SEAwEED TONIC and three or four boxes Of
the MANDRAKE PILLS viii cure any ordinary
case of dyspepsia.
DIR. ScHENCK makes professional visits in New
York. Boston, and at his principal Office in
Philadelphia every week. See daily papers of
each place. or his pamphlet on consumption, for
his DAYS of visitation.
lat ". al. mo. | Vt. 60
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""NA
LONDON, Jan. 29.-Consuls for money
advanced to 91i; 500 bonds advanced
to 73s; Illinois Central 81; Erie 43i.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 29.-The steamship
Tampa from New York, arrived here
this afternoon.
The Great Eastern was safely placed
upon the gridiron at Barkenhead Isl
and by Sir. James Aucherson. After
an overhauling she will be in good con-
dition and will positively sail for Amer
lea on the Goth Of March.
BERLIN, Jan. 29.-COunt Bismarck
has been nominated for the German par
lament, to represent the city of Ber-
lin.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-Despatches re-
eeiyed here state that the Cretan war
has been renewed. The terms Of the
Sublime Porte for peace have been
scornfnlly rejected by the Cretans. In
the battle since tonight the result was
not stated. Great enthusiasm was man
ifested on both sides, and the wal had
extended to neighboring Islands.
FLORENCE, Jan. 9.-Admiral Persano
has been acquitted Of the charge Of
cowardice.
VIENNA, Jan. 2.-American breech'
loading rifles have been given to por'
tion of the Austrian army.
ATHENS, Jan. 29.-The Greek Minis
try propose to raise the effective force
of the army to $1,000 men, including
14,OOO reserves. This action is taken on
account Of the military prepa. ations
being made, and the threatening atti-
tude by the Sublime Perte.
PARIS, Jan. 29.-P. M.-United States
bonds advanced &c.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 9.-Evening-
Wheat lower /; winter red western l3s
3da13s I'd per GENITAL. Corn 4lsa4ls6d
per quarter.
MANCHESTER, Jan. 29.-Evening-
The market for goods and yarns quiet
but prices dearer.
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Wetzei County, w. Va.

A RIFLES HELD IN THE CLERKS OF.
"A fee of the CircnitC ahrt for kid county. on
the first Monday in January, 1867. n
Z. H4lstead Caldwell -. jeremiah Postle-
chwait. In Chancery.
This day came the complainant and filed his
Bill, and the defendant not having entered his
appearance and it appearing from an affidavit
fled in this cause that said Jeremiah Jostls-
chwait is not an inhabitaDt Of this State. il is
ordered, on motion Of complainant by his at
tprney, that said fu~nsebwsit APPEAR here With
in one month after the pubalcatioa Of tins orier
and 10 what Is necessary TO protect his interests
in this suit, and that this order he published
once a week for four weeks successfully in the
~NhediDg REGIsfER . nerspaperi publiSh-d in
fse ely q wheeling. wv and psssed al the
front door of the Court House Of this county fog
a like period '--
The Quiet Of this suit is "a. have . certain
~ooutfaet byawtjc6 eonplsfa.ut axreed to sells
certain tract Of land containing one hundred
acres 10 said Posfleehyaitl rescinded-
Tstes 4 FRdESD cox, Clerk W. c. c. C. @
GEO. z. BOYD, Sol. for COmpiainantSS -
janl6l . Wv
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, January %.

NEW YORK, January ~.
COTTON-Firm; sales 100 bales mid
ding uplands at 81.
FLOuR-Dul and 10a20c lower; re-
ceipts 6979 bblx sales 6Oe0bbls western
at 8 4Oa1O 90; extra western 10 40a11 so;
choice IL 55a12 80; round hoop Ohio
shipping brands IL O0a11 90; trade
brands IL GOALS as, closing heavy
ENTHUSIASTICALLY IA S%1s
WHEAT-Dull and 2a3c lower; sales
1000 bu prime white Canada at 3 90.
RYE-Heavy.G gHO14 F..
BARLEY-Dull: sales 1900 bu Can.
ada West Ace at / 17a1 10.
BARLEY MALT-Dull; sales 140O bu
at 27a30.
CORN-Dull and 1a2c lower; receipts
Gao bu, free sellers, of western mixed
at 1 Ia in store, l Is afloat; sales "a 200
-bu western mixed in store at l 13!al IA,
afloat l l41a1 Is.
OATS-Dull and heavy; receipts l76O
bu western quoted at 6la64.
GROCERIES-Dull; New Orleans mo-
lasses SLASH. =.
,PETRoLEUM-Dull; crude 20; refine
in bond S7a30.
HOPsEQniet; new 3fa65.s
PORK-Steady but quiet; sales OF
800 barrels at 10 75a2O 81 for new mess,
closing at % SO for Western and 10 Is
al9 so for old mess, closing at 10 81 for
cash, l6 75a17 90 for prime, and 10 25a
20 IS for prime mess; also 1,250 barrels
of now mess ut % 62a20c rs, sellers OPP
tion for February. =.
BEEF-Steady sales of 800 barrels
ut l2al5c for new plain mess, and liza
zoe for new extra mess. g-
BEEF H~AMS-Firmer sales at ga
29a34c.
BACON-Steady ; sales of 400 boxes
at 1Oal01c for Cumberland cut, and llfc
for short ribbed.
CUT MEATS-Ffrmer; sales of 65t
packages ut sia9ic I; shoulders 11fc and
l2fc for hams. -E ILf
DRESSED HOGS-Firmer at atc for
Western.
LARD-Dull and heavy sales Of 75O
pounds at llial2ic for old, and l2ial3c
for new.
BUTTER-Heavy at 15a3Oc for Ohio,
UCHEESE-Steady at 15al9ac fol
No. g
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FROM THE SOUTH.

Political Reaesisn-Aid for widows
md OpphRus-Senater Campbell
Old Brswnlow Waiting fer Negro
Suffrage.
New YORK, Jan. 29.-The Herald's
correspondence from the principal cities
in the South, indicates a general reac-
ton, politically, among the Southern
people.
One of the means in use among Vir-
giniaus to aid the widows and orphans,
is q huge lottery organization. Among
the prizes which it is proposed to give
away the residence Of JEFF. Davis, in
Richmond, now in the possession OF the
'Government of the United States.
Senator Campbell, from South Carroll
ma, defended Horace Greeley, the negro
lately convicted of the murder Of b. S.
Rhett. "
From Nashville the indications are
that no election for Representatives will
be held in time for the Fortieth Con-
gress. Gov. Brownlow will wait until
August before he orders an election, los
ing, if necessary, all representation in
the first session, DC that he may take ad-
vantage of the colored vote, which it
seems certain will be legalized in Ten
nessee in the coming spring.
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Doeuments Relating 10 tho New Or
., leans Riot.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The Presi-
dent, in compliance with the resolution
of the House, transmitted to-day vol
luminous documents on the subject OF
the New Orleans riots in July last.
These include 100 foolscap pages Of tes-
timony taken before a military board
convened at the instance of General
Baird. consisting of Generals Mower.
Quincy, GREGG and Badly, together with
their report, in which they strongly
condemn the conduct of Mayor Monroe,
and say but for the declaration of mar
tial law by Gen Baird and the presence
of troops, fire and bloodshed would have
ragged throughout the night in all the
negro quarters in the city, and the
lives and property of unionists and
Northern men would have been ut the
mercy of the mob,
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Monetary Affairs.


The Iaonsy market closed very easy,
and supply steadily increasing, and the
opinion gains ground that the worst is
over for the present.
Government skies, coupons OF 1881,
1O7al07a; do. of 1862, 105ial06; do: of
1864, 1~O5ta105s; do. of 1866, 1O5aalO5b. .
Stocks closed strong: The principal
bear has changed to the bull side, and
several leading firms are buyers at clos
ing prices. Ohio certificates 23a23f;
Cumberland 36fa37; Western Union
Telegraph 44a44s; New York Central
G4; Erie 54ta54t; Hudson 120a123; Read
ing l02salO2i; Illinois Central l13s; To-
ledo III; Northwestern BAT; do. prefer
red 594; Fort Wayne 94ia94f.
A case involving the payment of an
excise Of 40c per gallon in addition to
the duty of 81 OH imported gin has been
decided by the United States Circuit
Court in favor of the Government.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. Jan 90.

Jan ~.
Flour and grain unchanged and
steady. Cotton firmer; holders ask
ing Sit, but little offering. Whisky
dull at 225 in bond. Hogs firm but
quiet 40a7 rs. Receipts 5000. Pro
visions firm but unchanged. Mes:
pork 20 25a20 50: bulk meats quiet but
held firmly at 7ta9s for shoulders and
sides: hams IL loose and II packed
Lard 12l and but little doing. Clear
bacon sides in demand at 13c packed,
Eggs advanced to Soc and scarce.
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2 Trust Sale OfLa0A.

DY yIRTUKOFA DEED OF IKcsLs "a
ID Jssepisas Eakin 70 M. dated W. S.s,Jd
sev an record, book ke.s pzss -. .a9
once u Wetssieounty, wuS vrp,,. a. ~
on Friday. Tia 9Th day q JssuzsJL.x. q
front OFF. AeDaAaHs 1srs. 10 1870
B.Esea We. yitgsi. IL aA
the Land IN said deed Of trust HpenisssJ a 10
ienr hundred ssd thirty ir serss IIal as gsrSs
p. < o. u. T., one 70 2 nils o.. -
Thds land 4 t1svpn de John 90 .ss 9,
Is hor occupied BY the sasA E.klsTessv1
taDd and . vslaabss stesm .snLD S,,sss ~
land . ven ti.S<rsl - dssd s.lssr.
given for b P<nest u JP.fss1 slisEs
part Of The original perchsse non.l. 4 Tssts
n s.s ssses. ssssysfE ssSr
TaIz HA 5Esssa
ID. issI .o7lz LgGs
jan7.vfv
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The colepiuI scheme in Canada.

New YORK, Jan. 29.-The Herald's
Ottawa special says: Information has
been received in Canada from the Colo
NAL Secretary that the Colonial scheme
under the Quebec conditions has been
sanctioned by the home Government,
and the bill will be introduced as a
Government measure at the next sitting
of Parliament. Prince Alfred will be
the first Governor and Royal Viceroy.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The commit
tee on Reconstruction will enter imme-
diately rpon the preparation of a proper
bill ~re-organizing the States in view OF
the rejection of the constitutional
amendment.
In the correspondence between Mr..
Seward and Mr.. Motley, c TO the
Senate to-day, Mr.. Seward wrote to
Motley on Nov. Dist, that he (Seward)
had information that Motley had said
that he desTised American democracy.
and had loudly proclaimed that the
English gentleman was nearest human
perfection, and that the President had
deserted his pledges and principles. in
common with Seward, whose condition
was utterly degraded. Notley's denial
or confirmation was required. He re-
piled ut some length, that, while he
had never concealed his political ideas
in favor of reorganizing the South
by the adoption Of the constitutional
amendment, the charges against hin
were false and contemplate. He con
cludes by resigning his mission to vi
cnna.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, January %.
Flour dull at 9 50all 50 for spring ex-
ira. Wheat dull and nominal at 213
for No. 1, and l s4i for No. 2. Corn
dull at sellers option, 76lc. Oats dull
ut A0a40a. Rye and barley neglected.
Live hogs held higher; buyers slow;
sales at 6 00a6 60. Mess pork nominal
ut 1s 80. Dressed hogs Z LOAF 40.
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Ssdentary and Studious Occupations, Griss,
Anrxtss, or whatever tends " impair the Vital
Action Of the Brain, Heart or Nervots systern,
frequently lead to the most Dstresrino and En-.
bardsrng Disorders Of the vIRrLE SYSTEM. Stu.
denb, Cl.rgmsn and Larysrs, therefore, who
are especially liable to these Weaknesses, should
resort promptly to DE- DEIAMARRRs SrRcIvIc
Pills.
4 Pamphlet, containing full particulars, with
Directions and Advice; printed in French, Ger.
man, Spanish and English accompanies each
box. and will be sent, by mail, free Of cost,
to any who viii write forit, Price, 81 per Box,
or SIX Boxes for 8. sod by all the principal
Druggists. or viii be sent by mail, securely sealed
from all obserrati0n, on receipt Of the specified
price by any autheriled agent, or. by the sole
= Se ca' "a A Ssrtl,n aSt s Srsi' New YORK. An,Sei.
lied Agents for Wheeling and vicinity. I. II.
LOGAN l. CO. All orders by mai, prompt
attended to. nov29-d&w . . lyly