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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-09

OUR special from Lexington, KY,
(Which should have reached US, but
did not, In time for Saturday morn
inR) indicates what many have all
along claimed. VIZ; that there is in all
the rebel States a large and important
loyal element among the white people
whenever and wherever 1t has sufficient
assurance OF protection to make itself
known. The certainty OF Grants cleo
tIon emboldened this element in Ken
lucky even before the election; and we
anticipate that In few months after
his Inauguration and possibly before,
there will be very important growth
OF RepublIcanism in all the Southern
States, among the whites, where none
is so much as suspected now. The
same development would have taken
place in 1865 II the swift treachery
of johnson had not checked 1t. And
never since has It dared show itself.
When the head of the Ku Klux Khan is
cut of at Washington next March the
fourth, we shall see it's body in the rebel
States dwindle and die; and then we
think, just as soon as 1t becomes safe to
be outspoken, a strong white accession
will be made to the Republican strength
in all the Southern States,
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Receiving Election News ut Utica.
UTICA, N. Y, Nov. 4-4:23s a. NJ
Pursuant to instructions 1 came to
Utica last evening and Immediately
obtained access to the suite OF private
parlors at the Butterheld House, occu-
pied by Governor Seymour as bis cam
pafgn headquarters. found Mr.. Sey-
mour there, surrounded by forty or
fifty leading Democratic politicians
from New York, Washington and other
parts of the country. The business
was to DO the receipt OF the election re-
turns, and a grand jolification over the
election of Seymour and Blair, which
no one present seemed TO doubt. Sew
eral baskets of campaigne, some sus-
picious looking black bottles, some
lemons, cigars, &C., thanked one side
of the room, and telegraphic instru-
ment and operator occupied q promt-
nent position near the east window.
At o'clock the instrument began to
click and returns began to arrive. For
time all was breathless silence, Mr..
Seymour sitting by the window at
all the time tWiddling his fingers, and
working his face like maiden await
ing a proposal from a shy beau. At
last the clickinR-ceaseda and everybody
shouted "Readp'
Sanford Church snatched the sheet
from the operator and read as follows:
SoUAwKTowN, Nov. 3.
HorGtio Seymour, President elect I:
Squawktown gives you thirteen ma
jority, which Is Democratic loss of
only sixty-four. At this ratio the
Union has certainly gone for you,
altho' you did not go for the Union any
10 speak of. 1 congratulate your ex-
cellency on your election, and deem 1t
only simple Justice to say that the fav-
orable result in SquAwktown is due
wholly to my superhumRn efforts in
your behalf. The Squwktowu Post
master is a foul-mouthed Radical. I
W i'll see You in Utica In few days.
(l7O, coll c:.) JUDGE SNoDGRAss.
s'Where's Squawktown2n Shouted
all present, and Seymour asked with a
sigh who's Judge Snodgrass2'' But
before any question could be answered
the OPERATORS pencil began moving
again and in a moment more Mr..
Church read the following:
New ORLEANS. Nov. 8.
HorGtio Seymour Our friends took
possession OF the polling places early
this morning. and all nigRers, carpet
baggeTs and abolition poor whites have
been kept from voting. A few Of them
had to be shot before they learned de-
cency and seemed content TO leave the
matter of voting in the Lands of gen
tlemen. The result is a glorious Dem
ocratic triumph in Louisiana which we
trust may secure your election.
MAYOR MONROE,
p. G. It. B. v. BEAUREoARD.
Here all present jumped to their feet
and gave three lusty cheers for Sey-
mour and victory. Seymour himself
burst into a hysteric laugh and said
.'it is we'll" All present took drink.
The instruaent clicked away and
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rhe eOveEnoF orFIorlaa Impeaehed.

Hon. Harrison Reed, Governor of
this State, was impeached of high crimes
and misdemean0rS in office, to-day.
jenkins, President of the late Constitu-
tional Convention, three-fourths present
voting in the affirmative. All the
members were not in attendance. Gov
ernor Reed will contest the case. His
friends claim that the legislative body
in sessions Illegal. The Legislature
may adjourn tomorrow.
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Governor Ssymour-The die is cast.
The courts ordered the election
judges TO refuse our bogus naturaliza-
uon papers, and this loses us IL 900
votes in Pennsylvania. The result is,
Judging from present returns, that
Philadelphia goes for Grant by four
Thousand, and the State by 10000. The
Internal boys are already selling "Sey-
mour Salt River tickets" on the streets.
Ny head is fountain of tears. leave
for Europe tomorrow as my wife's
health requires "A change OF air. Adj
dress me at Jerusalem.
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Spettal 2gottees.
ESSAYS ron YOUNG nEN.

On the Errors and Abuaes Incident 10
YoutRan Early Manhood, with the hui
mane view OF treatment and cure, sent by
mail, free OF charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, PhiladeIphIa, Pa.
Bep23-8md&W -
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STERLING Silver WARE

FINE ELRCTRO.PLATED WARE.
THE GoRHAM MANUFACrURIN CO.,
OF PROVIDENCE, r. L, having the largest
mandatory of Solid Silver Ware In the
world, with the most improved machinery,
and employing the most skilled labor, aIe
enabled TO offer an unequalled variety OF
new and beautiful designs in Dinner Ser
vices. Tea Services. and every article special
Iy adapted for Holiday and Bridal GIfts.
They offer also their well-known and un-
rivalled Nickel Silver EIectro-PlRted Ware,
in which they have introduced new pat
ternBoI rare elegance. The Sold silver is
guaranteed 10 be OF sterling purity by u, e..
Mint assay. The Electro Plate L. guaran-
teed to be superior to the finest shemeld
ware. Orders received from the Trade only,
but these goods may be Obtained from re-
sponkible dealers everywhere.
9'i siii;; s'.'- GsII@ q; 81 E $ ::
z9. Sq'A'aAe0 F Fisi..
3. SoRHAMIAIANUEAC co.,
salesroom No. 8 Maiden Lane, N. 7.
suOY3-d& VAIN -.es u.
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- SoRHAMiAdANUEACT co.,
salesroom No. 8 Maiden Lane, N. 7.
I .nnY3.d&R Akm- ---.--. -.
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IRInUNE OFFIOE, Nov. 5.


JERUSALEM, Nov. s.
Mr.. Seymour: Where, oh whore. are
the Hebrew children KApsI'
.Horano:-Be true to the people and
the people will be true to you.
ULYSsRs.
AS these dispatches were being read
the assembled politicians slowly and
sadly withdrew, until at last none
remained but Seymour, Church, the
operator, and the Register reporter.
Seymour waved his hand and the ope.
rator packed his instrument and with
drew Church gathered up the remain-
ing champaign, tipped his hat cava-
lierly to Horatio, who sat, still weeping
by the window, left your reporter alone
with the Great Defeated. Turning to
me the Governor said: ttYoung man,
do you know any person called the
DeeTfield Farmer" Said I: "I DOTH"
BE said: "Then carry me home to my
Deerfield farm, and bury me where the
yiolets blow, and write on my head
TIE ia VERY nEAnD .....
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And No. g, Market street, PIttsburgn, P
noy7-2w
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MrsHLER's HERB BITTERs


SO as TO check at once any such course. This
advIcs is founded on experience, and Is easily
followed. The Bltters Is the most success
fulanti-bilious srecine extant, and Is highly
Endorsed by medical gentlemen for bilious
epidemIos and endemlcs. such as Ague, Jaun-
dice. Fever and Ague, 90, People who live
In districts where either of these complaints
prevail, ought to provide themselves at once
with the Bitters, as protection against SEX
ness from these causes. and to use it as q
remedy where these diseases have already
gained foot-hold in their systems.
Sold every where.
DIR. s. b. HARTMAN q CO.,
Sole Proprietors, L ancaster Pa,
And No. 80, Market street. Pittsburgh, Pa,
noy7-2w q
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The Democratic newspapers and poll.
tIcians have already begun on Gen.
Grant the tactics they brought to bear
on Andrew Johnson. as soon as Wilkes
Booth made him President in 1866.
Papers and men that a few days ago
were ferce and coarse In their abuse OF
Grant are now fulsome in their praises.
These gentlemen are knayes and fools.
Grant is not a johnson nor a traitor by
any other name. We hardly expect
that he will meet the wishes of every
member OF his party but we have no
doubt be will maintain good faith in
all his pledges and will carry ont to
complete success the general policy of
the Republican party as enunciated in
the late campaign.
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cR1sIADoRo,s HAIR DYE
Is u staple OF the toilet.


II Is in demand wherever personal blem.
ishes ale considered Of Sufficient con-
sequence 10 be removed.
ITS EFFECT rs PERFECT:
f.. ITS ACTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Cristadoro's Hair Pressrvative.
AND BEAUTIFIER is preparation of
equal merit and repute. Its effect upon the
hair is electrical. 1t fastens every loosening
hbre, replaces harshnesS with sickness and
fexIbnity, semi.baldness with luxuriance.
dullness with gloss. Its use Will incline the
straIghtest hair to curl, and prevent the
drie4t from turning gray. tits the fayorite
at every toilet where II has been tried, and
as means OF keeping the hair free from
scun or dandruff, and the scalp from exfolIa-
lions. is perfectly Invaluable.
Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Manufactorv No. IS Maiden Lane.
Principal Depot No. 6 Aston House.
Octl0.lmdGw .E1sz
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oroide cold Watehes.

in the world. Written permission granted
To examine them In Express ONCE before
paying the money. Price SIS; two for s9s.
- w. II. DALEY q CO.,
now 2ts 14S Fulton st, New York.
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spettaI aatIfes.
An Ant1-Bilious specific.

Tnls is the season Of ths.ysar whsn there
is great danger OF the iiyer,s tending 10
diseased action. It is the largest gland in the
body, and Is liable to a number of disease.
NOW thon, Is the time to use protective
medication like
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FurnitDpa for Sale.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, THE 10th.
II the Furniture OF the Sprlgg House will
be ofared at Private sale In the building for
meTiY occupied by simpson q Wilson, Mon
roe street, between Main and Water. Per-
sons wishing bargains Will do well To call,
noV6slW EDWARDS q OONANT.
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CIV Aartrtisemeuts.
For Rent

a lonsfs or, Zsne strest Sfy1een il1:6 etil.
Enquire OF EDMUND HOBBS or Box COZ.
Z noY9.2t -.
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TIE result Oft election in the diff
fsrent states. North and South, is a com.
Plste answer to the drivel which Blair
indnlged here and elsewhere about
Grant being a ENABLED WARRIOR" with
his "bayonets at the throats OF eight
millions Of white people in the South"
to compel them 70 vote for him. The
fact Is that in the northern States where
the military was unknown Grant swept
nearly every State by unprecedented
popular msjorities (being cheated out
ohNsw York and New Jersey by fraud;)
while whore there were the most ibnyo.
nets in the South there Seymour got his
largest maJorities.
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For Sale.

A GOOD TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
a ing in west Bridgeport Ohio. contatn-
ing four rooms, neatly papered and painted.
Aito, adjoining the same a new store room,
1851 open front and splendid cellar. The
above properly Is in good location for
business, and business well established,
To parties Wishing TO purchase will sell my
EtOoll OF goods. Reasons for selling pro perry
mo am going West. For terms ana par
tIculars apply ON the premises.
nov3-iwdS OLIVER HENDERSON,.
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- - = Ut Arml IN


Private kilograms from Florida, re-
ceiyed here to-day, say the arms bought
by the Governor for the State, and on
the way TO Tallahassee, were seized
last night about dfty miles from the
Capital by ex-rabels, and all destroyed,
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me- Is VERY DEAD
,rhe presI,Iency

The following is about the way the
vote for President stands, according
to latest advIces:
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The Register SIN refuses 10 tell its
readers anything about the result OF
our State eIestion. A gentleman who
was in weizeI county day or two
ago nssures MS that the people there
think the Stale went 5000 Democratic.
On being demonstrated with and told
1t went nearly 5000 Republican, they
stoutly denied 1t. and pointed to the
Register for proof.
Neither has the Register given Its
readers any Information about the vote
In this State for President. Il acknowl.
edged the morning after the election
that Grant was elected, but took care
not TO admit that West Virginia had
been carried for him.
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Commissioner's saIe

Hannah ASSsy Ionanosry.
NPuRSUANGE OF A DECREE PEN
Il dered IN the above entitled cansa n the
Setoeer Term OF The Circnit Court for ONO
Saall Lne. undersigned special commIss.
1sn6 Will ON THURSDAY, the 18TH I1ay Of
MtSoHEMBER, 1853 sen at public auctio5 on
me premises, the tract OF land in the mn IN
saln cause described, known as The aJnbn
"a aaaeSoy fafIn1 and containing 100 acreE and
y poles hls- land lies q short disfsnoa
rom rom ne national Road nearly eqnidistant
nom Roneys Point and Triadeiphia- and
mas upon II n honse, barn aud other' ont
puIldlnRk together with q good Orchard nj
g. ~ Or ~ trees OF grated 1ruit In prime condi-
u1n ana coal bank already opened
asLias o. sale:-OnE.THtRDo of the purchase
money Jana as much more rs the pu{thaser
my aeaiIe 70 Payl In cash; the residue in
GNo equal payments on credit of ONE and
Two years with interest from day or sale,
me purchaser giving bonds with good per-
sonar security for the deferred payments.
The title to be retained till tEie whole OF
the purchase money q paid.
a. ]. CLARKE,
Special Commissioner.
WheeIing WA. Gocs4sTs9&dts
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Sale of Furniture, Silver Ware,
Brandy, Etc.

r WILL ON FRIDAY, THE 18th DAY
i OF November, i S6S, at O'Clock, a. M, at
the residence lately oc0upitd by Alfred
caldwell, ESQ., deceased, corner of BYRON
and Quincy kifeets, kelI at nublIc auIion,
mirrors, marble slab and brackets, family
library oil cloth, hat rack marble top tas
bleS and marble top wash stands, carpets
chamber sets, stoves and other articles or
hOusehoId furniture, beds and bedding. one
set of Cushioned parIOr furniture, stunned
with hair and covered with hnir-eloth. All
OF this furniture Was bought new a little
over one year ego. will also sell one long
garden nose, alb mt Il gallons OF very choice
old peach brandy, and one set OF Shefn cid
Plate, containing slOp bowl, sugar bowl,
cream ing, two tea pots and one coffee pot,
composed OF alternate lAyers OF silver and
copper, very handsome, appraised at $3.50,
probably cost double that amount.
GEO. b. CALDWELL,
Executor OF Allied cRldwell's Estate
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Desirable Residence for Sale

DURsUANTTo DECREE OF THE CIR.
Il cult Court Of Ohio County, entered Octo-
Der 14tht 1855 will Bell at public auction Al
the Court House Of said county, on satufday
November 2lst, 1865, at 10 O'Clock A. M t6e
residence lately occupied by Alfred CALDWELL
Esq, deceased, corner OF Byron and Quincy
Streets East Wheeling. This house Contains
y nnhhed rooms, with wash-housa addI-
uona1 ntted with large stationary tuhg hOt
and cold MIGRANTS emptytnR Into each tub.
There gas throughout the entire house. hot
and Geld water both mp aud down stairs
new bath Tub, cooking range In kitchen. q
great convenience, good dIaugnts to All the
Snimneyss ceilings high, large hallway, eel
I, consisting OF three large rooms, making
~ rooms In all, Is perfectly dry and very
Sommodious; large Stable con tanning carriaRe
mouse hay lott, large feed hin, separate COW
stable. The properly Contains one fuII lot
hno one-nnn, with large and beautiful shade
e4Seueu. Inc building WAS thorouRhIy re-
paired, painted and prepared at heRYy ex-
pense about one year aRo
1sELs u SAFE s-One-tDtrd OF the purchase
money or such furtner sum as the ptI cha
seL may elect TO pay, in hand;. the residue In
Two squR11nst2lmentSp payable, respt ctiYely,
n nlne and eighteen months rom the day
u u sAle with interest from that day. The pur-
SStISAst ewing bonds with good security for
t lie aeietreo mhtalm0nts. Possession given
etEO. B.GALDWEELI, Commissioner.
lay OLneeI Fourth street, next door 10 The
SO916 4OuS6. Oct22-S0td
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For Sale

NHE LATE REsIDENCE OF JAMES
i TURNER, deceased, located in the town
desirable property Is now offered for sale. IL
Is good Brick Cottage House., containing
seven rooms, all In good repafA There Is
connected with the house one and ahnlfacres
of land upon which there is some valuable
fruit. For further particulars enquire of ].
oc26-3Wd
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90 SEC.
For Sale.
HOUSES for Sale.
Sale Of Furniture. &c.

nEv. s, w. TAG9ART WILL SELL AT
Ii public Auction, at his house on Monroe
sueet, fronting Byron street, ON
WEDNESDAY, November 18th, ut 10 am,
Furniture, Crockery and Kitchen nxIngs.
,,o,z-,, GEO. E w19eK RdELa,IMa:.,
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FREMnNr Nnr

81. SeyHotir:-Certain legal embar-
ssssments prevented my carrying Ohio
or even the Ninth District for YOU,
The water Is low and my mill mas
SeaSed grinding for the present, Please
S Sol on me at Columbus at your rIiest
SNNehlence. ~ go DIcKIN's Son,
u., SALT RIyRR, Nov. 3.
ays,S,,sss s,. . llLsoat1- i arrived here this
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pose of preparing quarters for you and
the rest of the Sea mourners. Come at
s sS1i neopie have paid Your fare. Sc.
rfously, Seymour, your Copperheadlsm
sunk our chances out OF sight. My
Broadhead letter was all that saved
Kentucky to us. Bring some Ticker.
Chirk up, old boyI BLAIR.
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov. 3
Rordtio: How is the watermelon bn-
siness7 Do You know any one called
the DeeTfeld Farmer? How about the
cotton tax? doRAOE.
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=00 LBS. EXCELSIoR HAND POINT-
0UtJled Horse Shoe Nails nssorfoIi lEiEeIs
EsC.HI6DBEEH q BRO, Z
dse11 0Anin RtrSot.
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List on LattarS
LADIES' LIST.

DEMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE
II Post once at Wheeling, on Monday,
November 8, 1883.
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Auction Sale0f YaIRa6R FIflifHIRR

Will SELL ON TUEsDAYAr oRNinc4
y NoVemher 10th, At 10 O'clock. ~ INV 4Fssi-
hs,Id AMI R4Assl1oen street my entire HOUSE
49, 1L9 A1tcnen Furniture, consfstinR In
E,ny " tsgseH WOOD and Mahogany PaFior and
4 H. l9,Sl lLnlturet Spring Mattresses, &c
~ ~. me sEussels and otner Carpets. MAJ.
French Plate Mirrors as +'AAs
These things Will bs ,niti IvifI,one ,nas,va
- s : I'm going 70 remove from the city.
1StAlas maze known on day OF sale.
GEO. E. w1oRHAHs Hnc tf1se!e tsi4t4tI'
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Conmissioner's Sale.

Margaret Waters, auardlan.l c...,,..
Estella May Waters, ct ais.
PY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDER
ID ed In the above entitled cause on the
Gay OF october, 1855, shall, ON WEDNESDAY,
the 10Th day OF NOVEMBER 1858. at 10 OF clock
q. m. proceed TO sell al the front door OF the
Court House of Ohio county, the following
described real estate. or asuficiency thereof
70 pay the debt mentioned In the bill and
proceedings In this case.
First. Lot number thirty.nve tsS in
Zanes' Island addition to the city of WHEEL
ing, as laid ont by Henry Moore, as Trustee,
&C. 1888
Secondly. Lot number thirty-six $50 In
Games Island addition to the city OF W heel
ing as laid out by Henry Moore, as Trustee,
Terms of sale: one.thiTd ca of the put-
chase money cash, the residue thereof al aix
(6) and twelve (12l months with Interest
nom the day of Aale, (the purchaser having
the privilege OF paying such amount in cash
at the time of purcnase as he may wish to dol
giving notes with good personal security 10
secure the payment OF Lhe deferred install
ments, and retaining tho title until the
Whole purchase money IS paid.
WILLIAM H. CALDWELL,
g. Z. CRANMER, Attorney. oc26-sOt
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For Sale.

MY. DWELLING HOUSE ON HAHTp-
VI den street, between Byron and sixth
Sloomas attic, cellar, gas, etc -
oca JOHN q. CHANDLER
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Especial DispaseA 10 The Eusdusky Register
THE LAST HOURS OF sKxnoUR.
Hoeelvlns EloealOn news at Utica.
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Special CornnissioneT.
Law once, cor. s4th and Monroe streets
Wheeling Viva. socs1sws96dfs
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-02-07


sale for the first time in America.
They have been kept in comparative obscurity.
from the fact that the originator, DR.. Vclpcau,
is ply sician in Paris, of great wealth and strict
conscientious principles, and has Withheld Thorn
from general use lest they should be employed
for unlawful purposes.
In overcoming Female Distractions, Falling
of the Womb, Whites, Green Sickness, Suppress.
sion, Retention, or Inmoderatc Flow OF the
Monthly Discharges, Nervous and Spinal Alice
tions, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue ON
Slight Exertion, Palpitatioh Of the Heart, Hys-
terics, &C., and will effect a cure when all other
means have failed; and, although a powerful
remedy, do not contain calome, antimony, or
anything hurtful to the constitution.
To married ladies and young girls who have
never been regulated, they are peculiarly suited.
They viii, in a short time, bring on the monthly
period with regularity.
CAUTIoN.-Married ladies should never take
them when there is any reason to believe them
selves pregnant, for they will be sure to produce
a miscarriage.
These Pills are entirely safe, under all eircum
stances, being composed entirely OF substances
from the vegetable kingdom.
Each box has the coat of arms for the city of
Paris stamped on the box, with the words $ Trade
Mark in French, to counterfeit which is q
misdemeanor, and all persons will be dealt with
according to law.
Full directions accompany each box.
Ladies can obtain a box sealed from the eyes
postage stamps, to NJ W. MACOMBER, general
agent for the United States and eanadas' Albany
New York. TO any authorized agent.
Sold by drugs ists generally. Hyl
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Feeling thankful for the patronage already
ceived, he very respectfully asks continuance Of
the same. III
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Special Attention Given

Everything in this line will he done neatly and
promptly,-and customers can rely on getting Their
work done at exactly tho time it is promised.