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Public Sale.
The Undersigned has for sale at bis

The undersigned has for sale at his
residence,
One Engine,
One Boiler,
One pair Mill Stones and Gearing,
One Cane Mill, Eyaporator and tubs.
he will sci. them at bargain.
G. C. GRoADHoUsE.
oct2s. Cameron, Monroe County, o.
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Truth is Mighty and Must Prevail,
as sure as Jonah swallowed a fish.
oct15m3.
Road Notice.


\ PETITION will be presented to the Conn.,
II missioners of Monroe County, sOhio, at
their next regular session in December, by
citizens of Wayne and Summit Townships,
praying for an alteration of the county road
leading from Lewis Stiner's farm on Rich
Fork Creek to VIM. Kennady's farm in Sum-
NIT Township; commencing at L. Stiners
farm near McVey's line, following the old road
as near as practicable till near the line of
Keepers, cutting off small strip of Polen's
field; thence running the old road to Mrs.
Baugh's field, keeping her line past the turn
of the old road, following it to Henry Knopp's
land; thence up the old road to dead white
oak tree; thence across the main run to the
right, up the left side of little drain to the
head of it; thence across to head of new
piece of road; thence taxing the old road to
the turn in sight of said Knopps house;thence
sloping down the hill to the upper corner Of
his garden; thence taking the road to Bazel
Kelley's gate; thence down the road as near
as practicable to the big run, up the left side
of it, to Frederick Young's house; thence
across the main run, taking up the left side
of small run as convenient as possible, to
Speary's tobacco house on the run; thence up
the left hand branch to little point having
stump on it, taking up it to near the fence;
thence as near as practicable straight across
to intersect the Sundsh road, and so much OF
the old road to be vacated as is not occupied
by the new. MANY PETITIONERS.
octl5w5,
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HRLMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU and Ix-
PROVED RosR WASH cures secret and delicate
disorders in all their stages, at little expense,
little or no change in Diet no inconvenienee
and no exposure. 1t is pleasant in taste and
odor, immediate in its action, and free from
all injurious properties. mchs,fe7.
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be- Now is the time to attend to the
duty of placing your stoves, stove-pipes
and chimneys in proper condition for the
coming cold weather. A little precau.
tion now may prevent an extensive confa-
grafton and great loss of property. At
tend to this matter at once.
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Attachment Notice.

Daniel Truck, plaintiff, DEE 4
against ~ Adam Ar.
VIM. R. Hardesty, defendant. mold, J. P. OF
Sunsbury Township, Monroe County, Ohio:
On the 5th day of October, A. D. 1857, said
JUSTICE issued an order of attachment in the
above action for the sum of $l24. and s25
probable costs. BeallgYille, October l4,l867
oct22w3. pANlEL TkgEA,
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se. Hon. Gilman Marston. .ex member Of
Congress from New Hampshire, a Repub-
lican who Is in Washington, says the
late elections is the first exhibit of re-
turn to reason since the termination of
the war. He halls it as sign of peace
and national prosperity.
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BAKERY.

The undersigned would announce t,
bis old customers that he intends to com
mence baking bread, cakes, &C., on to-day
Tuesday. A full assortment of groce
ries and choice lot of -four kept con
stantly on hand.
P. SCHUMACHER,
oct29W3. Grocer 4 Baker.
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s0r Being the man for the place, he must
be our next U. s. Senator, and we hope
that the Democracy of Southern Ohio
will look to his claims. What glorious
result it would be, if Vallandigaam should
occupy the seat Of Ben. Wade in the
next Senate of the United States.--De-
lender.
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N0TTCR.-Announcemen or marriages and
deaths containing six lines or less, we pub
lish free Of charge, and will be much obliged
to our friends throughout the county if they
will forward them to us. Five cents per line
will be charged for all above six lines on all
Obituary Notices.
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s@ The Chicago Journal insists that the
Democracy of Ohio are traitors.--if so,
they number sufficient to make treason
respectable. Don't you think so, you
miserable whelp, that barks at the bidding
of men who are at open war with the
Constitution?
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A, STIMULATING ToNIc-LIFE BITTERs.
Good health is blessing. The way to
enjoy such is to take wine glass full of
STRIoKLAND's S LIFE BITTERs two or three
times day. They create good appe-
tite,. strengthen the stomach; they cure
habitual constipation, Nervousness and
Headache; they make the old feel young.
If you wish for life and good health. use
STRICKLAND LIFE BITTERs. For sale
in bottles by Druggists, and by the drink
at all saloons and groceries.
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n@- Thad. Stevens says the President
must be impeached and universal suffrage
declared throughout the United States
How are you Thad? Have you heard the
news from Ohio and Pennsylvania?
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which the counsel for the accused took
exception, and proceeded to sentence the
prisoner to hard labor in the Penitentia-
ry for term of ten years.
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na-A strolling band of gipsies passed
through town on Friday of last week
They revealed the mysterious future to
several persons for the small sum of fifty
aenka
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ADyERTISING

Has enlarged many small business;
Has revived many dull business;
Has saved many a failing business;
Has preserved many large business;
Has created many a new business.
TRY TT.
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B4r Every man in Monroe County
should subscribe for the SPIRIT.
Terms: S2.per year,in adyance,send BY
mail at our risk.
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b@ Dep. Sheriff Carrothers started for
Columbus, on Tuesday, with John Nc
Kee, sentenced at the late term of Court
to ten years Imprisonment to the Peni-
tentiary..
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n@- Governor BroWnlow has been
elected U. s. Senator from Tennessee
He is ten degrees lower in the scale of
blackguardism than ever Ben. Wade was.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-10-29

@At the late term of Court in this
County J. P. Spriggs was appointed Mas
ter Commissioner.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.
FLoUR-S11 50@12 90.
WHEAT-S2 60.
CoRN-$1,0
OATs-60c.
RYE-No. l, 81 4o
WHIsKY-32c in bond.
Mess PoRK-City S22 90.
BULK MEATs-l23@143c.
BAcoN-14@18c.
LARD-13c'
CLOVER SEED-S12 10.
TIMOTHY SEED-$3 1908 80.
FLAX SEED-S2 10.
LINsEED OIL--SDull.
BUTTER-33@40c.
EGGS-15c.
GoLD-143.
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= DR.. j. b. Jordan, indianapolis,
Ind, says: 81 have known DR.. Strick-
lands Pile Remedy to be thoroughly tes-
ted in numerous cases during the past
year, and with perfect success inevery in
stance. And SO 1t is with bis Remedy
for Diarrhea OF Cholera, and bis Cough
Balsam. They are all genuine and pure.
sep3m1.
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West Virginia.

The election in West Virginia exhib-
its larger Democratic gains. In Ohio
County the gain is over FIVE hundred
and in Marshall six hundred.
The following from the Wheeling Reg
ister of Saturday, the 18th inst, will not
prove pleasant reading for Radicals:
The returns given are highly satlsfac-
tory. As compared with last years vote
they show unexpected and splendid gains
in the most Radical counties Of the State.
There is heavy falling off in the vote Of
all the large Radical counties, and we
have little doubt that we have elected a
majority in the lower House, if not in
both branches Of the Legislature. We
congratulate our readers upon such a
glorious consummation.
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sJob work of all kinds
executed with neatness and
dispatch. Give us a call.
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wanted.

On subscription at thisofice: Potatoes,
Apples, Corn Meal, Buckwheat Flour,
and Stove Wood.
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Tall MajOrities.

At the late election, Franklin county
gave Allen G.. Thurman 2655 majority,
Monroe 1857, Auglaize 1903 and Holmes
2O63. Every township in the three last
named counties vas carries by the De-
mocracy.-Mt. Eernoa Banner.
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THRGLoRY OF MAN IssTKENGTH.-Thers-
fore the nervous and debilitated should Inn
mediately use HEIMBoLD's ExrRAeT BuoHu-
mch5.
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
by HKLxBoLD's 8 ExrRAcr BuoHu, mchs.
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pa- Court was held in the basement O
the NJ. E. Church.
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vIGoR are re
gained by HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BucHu.-mehS
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Common Pleas Judge.

The official vote of the counties, Bel
mont, Guernsey and Monroe, comprising
the I'd sub. division of the 9th Judicial
District, elect John s. Way, Democrat, by
majority Of 2,466, as follows:
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TAXES FOR 1867.

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Oct 0nWo
iTaxpae esaneq rdtomkehe
Traurms o@e, Wodfd d,spt
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Notice.

THHIs is to warn all persons not to buy three.
i several notes of hand payable TO D. 8.
Healey or orderand dated about the Goth Of.
June, 1867, amounting in the aggregate to.
$780, Said notes were obtained by fraud.and
signed by JOHN ]. HURD.
ELIEL HEALLET.
sep2<W3. STEPHEN PANcoASf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-14
DIR. T. ]. KIsNER.
ECLECTIC MEDICINE

NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, SDSr. CENTRE WHEELING. ". Va
nR x. HAVING SECURED THE SER.
II WOES of an intelligent assistant who
VII VII etIend 70 the PREPARATION Of med!'
1nesr putting up prescriptions, &C, will ems
pc 1ie nun 70 give more attention 10 out ps-
uents, especially to his many friends in ne
SS13unIry' LIS medicines are all prepared y
MS own once and all delivered to his ps-
1ens by himself. DR.. K. treats all disease
poth Acute and Chronic with which humEn'
~ g anicted. He hasa large number OF rev
reInedlesI which have proved remarkHt+!
SUCCESSFUL in many of those obstinate case Of
Chrontc diseases which heretofore have Oeen
=, t1oSed % De incnrable, among winch NE Il
charges nom the Ear, O1ena. Enlarged GiaAlJ
Cancers and Skin Diseases His mode o.
96eatlng LIVER Diseases, Stomach CompI5lL1t
Bronchitis and all diseases OF the Tnroa'
and Air Passages. Hypertrophy and all ON,
er diseases of the Heart NEURALGIA EpileIs5
spinal Affections, and all diseases OF the ~,
rous system, is acknowledged by all who hsyTI
tested 1t to be the most certain and suoceSi4
ever known to the medical profession. DI. n
nent OF All diseases peculiar 10 women, VI
Menstrul DISTINCTIONS, Painful Menstrusiin-
EeuerThea. Uterine and Ovarion Tum1h
E5oeLsEsus Oter1 and all Nervous dlsea'en
Wnlch they are subject
he makes speciality in the Treatment =
All chronic Affections of the GenitO lnna9
irritable Bladder, and Non-retention an.
Dr1bbllng of Urine, Urinary Deposits =.
Gravel, Dtabetis and Difficult Urinating =!
phhitic Diseases in all their varied foi1
GhonarThea, its complications and sequel,
SpermatorThea and Impotence, and all a Ie.
tons consequent upon youthful tndiscfetol-;
Also special attention paid to the troaiL1Ie-,,
OF Ftstulas, White Swelling, ScroiuloE5
Sores. VaricoSe Ulcers, &c, Persons afnlc,e-
particularly with old Troublesome CO
should lose notime to call on or address y n
AuSNER- Communications containing iet
promptly noticed. ONCE prescriptions aL y!
cash. For visits in city, siIhc n
other PhyEicianS. ONCE hours, A u; 70
MI i. NJ too P. NJ, and P. NJ. osF- ~
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\. Y. Prize Association,
500 Broadway, N. Y.
8 500 600


WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FoLLows:
The name and value of each article of our
goods are marked on Tickets placed in
SEALED ENVELOPES, and we'll mixed
On receipt of D cents, an envelopa contain
ing such TICKET will be drawn yGit6ont
SmT HI anu delivered at our Office, or sent by
seeing what article 1t draws and IFS vaineI
Whlch may be from One to Five Hun.
1reu DolIRrS.-can then, on PAYMENT of
One Dollar, receive the article NAMED. or 0I
may exchange IL for any other article mark
SicIIt ~ I, az me same value. Every
LAR or more HS-NO BLANKS.
Oar patrons can depend on Iro,nrf y.f,,,-,,
1h ne, d Z, drd'0.' toiu be hnnledtdteiy
SEM 6y Express or return mail or de-
..ru huefed at oar office. ~
Letters from may persons aelxnowIAJoirs,
the receipt of VALUABLE GIFTS, from us
Si,Si ne ss I on ne at our office, among
John 5. Holcomb, LarnbertyflIe n
10 S51t ~ MatSh, value $50 Mrs- s. Bennett
Sold Lever Watch, value SO. li Hon, iRSnp n
sl75. ]. Q. Sutherland, 100 iexinatnnS ! I'm an
nue., Piano, $3.50. Mrs. NJ. jackson, 2its Nine
jseht Ea, street n Sewing Machine, $50.
Miss L Collins, Atlanta, Ga, Diamond Ims:
sHe erit 80. Dr. Henry smith, Worcestar.
10TH street, n. Y, Gold Watch. $50. E,fI 100
Eoynto1, Nashville, Tenn, Mefodeon. Sioo
Huntint tS%SS eiih MsSSG96tg9neEy, Ala, Gold
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6uFdyt Madison, y. j., Music Box. SIS. Hon
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S SIS !. =: Sperry, Litchneld, Conn, Silver
Match- 800. Mm- y. Peck, Harlem, Ills
S Mnslc BOX 80. VIM. Raymond, iayton'
ONO, SILVER Tea Set, Sl2S. Mis- n NJ
sSseeesnsk, Detroit, Mich, Diamond Ear Ring,
50. SlSrTe Beaudtn, st. Charles F1otSI'
Sew Orleans, Diamond Ring si7l Mr.
y li1Tth4 20, Barnes, st Louis, Mo-, Melodeon
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LETTEB from Point Pleasant, Ma
son county, West Virginia, states that
ON the 9TH inst, Charles Younger was
sentenced to be hung ON the 18th of
April, for tho murder OF his wife. Dur
ing the trial of the case, the following
facts were elected: During the sum
mer of 1850, Charles Younger left his
home-his fathers house-and n wife.
and went to Wheeling, West Virginia:
and while there, engaged the affections
OF, aud married, u young woman who
was II resident OF that place. After liv-
ing with her a few weeks in Wheeling,
helnlorlncd her OF his intention of re-.
turning homeland persuating his faith
er to give him land to cultivate, md
promising to return for her as soon ms
the necessary Nrrangements were made.
ON his arrival at Point Pleasant. he
went 10 his fathers house, where the
wife he had left was living, and freely
made threats against her life, stating To
MS sister that he intended to kill
her as woman had promised to marry
nun II she were out of the wav
Onine day OF the murder he took n
spade, and, going to n remote and unin-
naoi1eu hollow, dug II rude grave, then
decoyed the woman there and killed
her by choking and beating her on the
head with stone or other blunt iustr,-
ment. He forced the body into M,
grave, with the legs doubled under, ns
the hole was not long enough To CON
tain the body otherwise, aud covered
IL up. She was missed-suspicion
aroused-a senrch--the body found-and
he was arrested His attorneys, on trial.
admitted the murder, but sought TO ex
cuipnte him on the ground of insanity.
During the trial he was calm and mn
concerned-chewing tobacco incessant-
~. On the rendition of the verdict
guilty, he manifested no emotion
dlsceTnihle, and when sentenced was
rs cool and impassiye ms before In
person the prisoner is Il Young. smooih
faced, rather good look ing man, of me
dunn size and hight, sull0w complex
ion, black eyes and hair, and physi-
call y Is powerful man. He was in the
United states volunteer army, and was
noted for his reckless bravery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-14

FAIR--An advertisement appeared
IN our columns day or two since, an
nouncing the Second Annual Fair of
the Northwest Virginia Agricultural
Society, to be held on the Island. Oct.
LIST. I'd, Sd and 18th, 1867. We arc u,s5
the officers OF the Society have b,ss,,,S,
early to prepare tor their annual meet
ing, thereby atfordiuE cur agricultural
srienus all over the State ample time
to get ready to enter the lists Of Iau,Ia-
Bile composition. We hope to see the
coming Fair n grand success in ever
respect. ..ar.r b.. -
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RIVER AND wEATHER.-The river
commenced rising slowly during Tues
day, and yesterday morning, under
the influence of the heavy rain ofTues.
day night, it began to rise rapidly, and
continued to do so all day. at dark
there was twenty nine feet in the chan
mel and rising slowly. The indications
are that it will not rise much higher,
being reported at a stand mt Pittsburgh
business hvened up little yester-
DAY, and there was IA good deal of stir
on the streets.
The steamer Pine Grove, for Pitts
burgh, passed up She was loaded
heavily with iron ore.
The Express is the Parkersburg boat
to-day, ut II o'clock.
The weather, yesterday, was cloudy
and cold-the coolest dny we have had
this month. Overcoats were not only
comfortable, but necessary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-14

REv. FATHER CURLY lectures at the
Cathedral on Sunday evening next. The
reputation of the Lecturer Will doubt
less attract large aud brilliant audi
ence. Though late in the season, we
are glad to note that our citizens are
turning their attention towards the ra-
tionnl and instructive mode of passing
away an evening by attending Lectures
delivered by able and eloquent speak
ers- May they adhere to this course
during all time to come.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-14

JOSEPH BURNETT e Co.-The stand
ard preparations OF this Boston firm.
both for the toilet and cuisine, have
long been before the public, and having
wIthstood the searching and critical
tests of the world, stand now without
rivals wherever they have been intro
uuced- Their floral hand book, which
is edited each year for gratuitous circu.
lation, meets with universal favor, con-
tatniug as it does the language ascribed
10 flowers, and gems of song and poet
~, both pleasing and instructive to
every lady and gentleman OF taste, In
deed deed We doubt very much whether any
' UooS OF poetry extant, of equal size,
VINO w Is a lover OF the pure and beauti-
I M, US presented in verse, as Burnett's
floral Hand Book, which is gratui-
fonsly circulated, and can be had Mt
Drug Stores for the simple asking.
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Net capital as above noted (closIns5. 80 s.


WE were told yesterday that the
Tickets to the Lecture at Washington
Hall tonight by Rev. DIR. Tiffany, were
being rapidly sold. The indications
are that the Hall will be well filled. We
are glad of this, aa it shows our people
appreciate something more elevated
than the performances of wandering
Ethiopian Minstrels, and broken down
Theatrical Troupes. From the subject
of the Lecture we think we are safe in
promising the workingmen of our city
an entertainment peculiarly adapted to
wish to near an eloquent disquisition
on labor, and OF the dignity OF the la
borer, to come from the mines, mills
and workshops, and spend an hour in
listening TO DIR. Tiffany. In proof of
his ability as a Lecturer, we submit the
following unsolicited testimony of
one of our most excellent minister's:
ENGLIsH EVAN. LUTHERAN MISSION,
WHEELING, w. VA, March o, 90.
DIR. housekeeping to leave for
New York on Monday morning, and
fearing that 1 might not be able to see
yOu '.fnce to fIce' before that time,
take this method of expressing nv
gratitude and pleasure at the coming of
DR.. Tiffany to our city. had the hon
or of assisting (as member OF the Lee.
ture Committee of Y. NJ. C. Al in the
management of u lecture by DR.. Tiffa-
ny, in my native town of York,
Pennsylvania, and though tiUeLUe
years have passed since that time, yet
the thrilling etOqueHce of the speaker
still rings in my ears. DIR. Tiffany's
subject at that time was .Americil !"
and his closing tribute to our .'beIoved
land" was more eloquent than my
poor words can describe.
cannot express to you how anxious
am To see the hall grounded, not only
for the sake of your Sabbath School.
but also for the credit OF our city.
Sincerely yours, SAM. B. BARNITZ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-14

MEssEs. oxTOns & DUFrrRLD, ofthis
city, were yesterday awarded the gen
ersl agency ofthe Grover 4 Baker sew
inGsMachine, for West yirvin,s II b
theH intention 20 open out their roonas
about the first OF April. - 't'l1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-14

VIZ hope our citizens will remember
the large collection of Oil Paintings.
which are now on exhibition at lIs
Main street. 1t certainly is one OF the
finest collections we have ever seen in
this city. They will be disposed of at
auction, commencing on Friday morn
ing. They are all mounted in elegant
Shtframes, and will be sold together
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-14

sKArINa.-one Z the most healthy sport,
OF the present age Il skating. But too much
care cannot be taken inter skating all the
eNenins-setting the bIood heated an,, Inc
pores All open thatyou do not get cold and
plants. Goes Cough Balsaul WIN he t11,,,,,
.1es'lent IN all saeh cases. wesay, keep it
in the house, ready for Immediate use ~
Goes Dyspepsia Cure Is also one OF The bs.,
remedies in the world for Dyspepsia. In,i,gss.
ton, Sick Headache, Sour stomach, ana All
diseases OF the stomach and boz wells