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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-13
For Sale.

VHE LATE REsIDESCE- OF JAMES
L TURNER, deceased, located IN the town
OF Martinsvule, Belmont county, Ohio. This
desirable property Is now offered for sale. II
Z q good Brick Cottage House, containing
seven rooms, all In good repair. There Is
connected with the house one and RhalfacTes
OF land upon which there Is 1Ome valuable
fruit For further particulars enquire Of J.
n. Turner, or Dr. ]. Werlich, OF harIinsYilie.
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RITcHE COUNTY gives Grant a ma
jority of 3s2-a gain Of % over her ma
Jority for Governor In October. This
gain was included in our exhibit yes
terdayO
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Dissolution of Partnersbj7

N ~ bbdGE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Tr,,. 49, siAStnre ofCopper. Tin and Eiieef
1o3t are oetHeen Reid 4 Rosner a mi
p1sln - VIII be conducted In me fofnre ~,
n AZ ,ot.e. AZ the old stand, who win ssf
fiYn, -rS6.,sl-. que 70 or owing TO said ale
VI snqqeayor % merit and hope 10 reoeiye
ti9er 'ai snare OF public afroritr,e
1l-l REIN - Tnr-u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-13
sTRRLINe sInvER WARE

FINE ELECrRO-PLATED WARE.
THE GORHAM MAEUFACTURING CO.,
OF PROVIDENCE, R. l., having the largest
mandatory OF Solid Silver Ware in tho
world, with the most improved machinery,
and employing tho most skilled labor, ale
enabled 10 orer an unequalled variety Of
new and beautiful designs IN Dinner Ser
vices, Tea services, and every article special
IL adapted for Holiday and Bridal GlflS-
They offer RlAo their vell-known and un-
rivalled' Nickel snyor Eleotro-PlAted Ware,
In which they have introduced new pat
ternsof rare elegance The Solid Silver Is
guaranteed 10 be Of sterling purity by u. 6.
Mint assay. The Eleolro-Piate Is Euaran-
teod 70 be superior TO the finest Sheffield
ware Orders received from the Trade only,
bat these goods may be obtained from re-
sponsible dealers everywhere.
''. .li; a''' clio q E R 6:
saHAAfA'VsB F Fisis,
GORHAH MANUFACTURING CO.,
salesroom No. , Maiden Lane, n. Y.
nOV2-dHHA5[m
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LINCOLN, Nebraska, must be a pleas
ant place for a State Legislature TO
meet 1t is said that bands OF Sioux
and Oteo Indians have encamped near
the city, and warn or all GRADERS and
bummeFs generally.n
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You have lost some OF your friends.
1 see, said n traveller to n negro whom
he bad met on the road, s'Yes, massa. .
Was u near or n distant relative -
Well purity dislant-'bout twenty
Tour miles, % was the reply.
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MARRIED.

IRWIN wooDwARD-on Thursday
November 18th, at the residence or the
brides parents, on La Belle street, by Rev,
John Monat, Mr. CLARENCE 4. IRWIN 70
Miss HlSSA II. WOODWARD.
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Furniture for Sale.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, THE 10Th,
NJ the Furniture OF th6 BpriEE House Will
be offered at Private sale In the building for
meIly occupied by simpson q wilson, Mon
roe street between Main and Water. Per
sons Wishing bargains will do well 10 call,
novB-lW EDWARDS q OONAhT.
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Ara negro ball, In lieu OF ''SSot trans
ferAble" on the tickets, n notice Va.
posted over the door. mo gentlemen
admitted unless he comes hisself.p
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GIN. GRANT has been widely known
as a-tanner.n HeWil soon for short
time become 4 cabinet maker.
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GES. wrTcuER,s majority in the 5rd
District Is figured up by the CharIeston
Journal al ]. 42I.
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For Sale.

MY DWELLING HOUSE ON HAMP
ul den street. between Byron aud t5ixtb-
. rooms, attic, cellar. gas, etc.
oelJ JOHN G.. CHANDLER
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w MRILEs q we'll known gentleman
$50. Mashingtons 1t Is something to
~ ,,,SS- an election Without New York
- III * an advance In our politics.
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Commissionar,a Sale
Hannah Mccoy
M
.ChRnceU.


Alexander Mccoy Al.
SPUkSUASCE OF A DECREE Rem
Il oered In the above entitled cause al the
october term Of the Circuit Court for ohio
county, the undersigned special commisz-
ioner VIII, on THURSDAY, the 18Th SiaT OF
EolEnAER, 1865, sell at public auction on
ne pIemlAesY the tract OF land In the bill in
49, 49,. cue described, known A. the John
81 ISoy isILn. and containing 100 acres and
- Po4eA This land lies a short dITfnucs
from the National Road nearly equidiSfanf
run hone9 = Point and Trfadelphia and
has upon II n house, barn and otDer ouT-
bnlldlnEs, together with a good orchard OF
~ % ~ uees OF grated fTui In prime eondi.
u9n and coal bank already opened
, asLLls OF sales-OHEsrHtKD OF the purchase
money land as much more as the purehaSPr
my oeaife 10 payl In cash. the residue IN
LNo tqual payments on credit of ONE and
INo ye4rAs with interest nom dHy OF rafe
the purchaser giving bonds with rood rsr.
boaAl security Tor The deferred payfuents
The uue 70 be retained tn the whole of
me PurohAsa money Is paid.
Special Commlnsiout,r
1,; Law once, cor. ..4th and Monroe Etrseta
D NJ nE,Hgar
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THa ALABAMA CLAIMS. The condition
In which the claims for the depreda-
ton by the Alabama stand is stated to
be As follows: The British Ministry pro-
posed to Mr. Adams, frst. an arbItra-
ton about the legal responsibility OF
Euglandi second, a Joint commission
to decide on cases themselves arising
out Of those dspredAtions. These pro-
positions were accepted by Mr.. Seward
coupled with a third, that the arTiter
should decide whether England was
right in recognizing the Southern
States as belligerents. This last pro-
position, not being acceded to by
Great Britain, Is waived by Mr.. Seward,
who also declines arbitration on the
ground that the appointment OF Joint
commission Is equivalent to an &C.
acknowledgement by Graet Britain OF her
wrong-doinEs towards the United
States In recognizing the South as bel
liEerents, and that there is no necessity
for an arbitration previous TO the AP
pointment ofthe commission.
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For Rent.
Ger SalG.
For Sale.
Housas for Sale.

n WELL, BUILT BRICK HOUSES,
= situated upon Eon street. Centre Wheel.
Ing. between LIST and Sd streets; one contain
ing rooms ard two halls, The other 6
rooms, bath house, good cellars and all In
dyepair. Terms cash.
B.F. LITTLE, No, Monroe ST
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VIZ rsgreat to learn that Gen. f. p.
PeirI'Oint, OF HRrTisville, is In n deelin-
ing state OF health. Gen. Psirpoint is a
young gentleman OF promise, and we
regret that his bad health should inter
fere with his prospects OF usefulness
GdrEsbiT0 Telegraph.
We are truly sorry TO hear that Gen.
Pelrpoint is seriously III. We had sup
posed his Illness was the result OF over.
work, and sIlll hope that relaxation
aud care VIII set him up again. BE is
ayoung MIN or admirable qualities,
aud gives promise OF great usefulness.
West Virginia cannot spare Gen. Peir-
point Just yet, 80 We trust VIC shall soon
hear he is all right again.
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Stsambnats.

For Cincinnati and Louisville
The nne passenger steamer R. +.
ellllelI-l HUDSON, Capt J. T. Russell, VIII
Il@l leave rs above on Saturday, NOV
Il. az 5 O'Clock, p. N.
For freight or pasEage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BAF1ELLE q CO.,
For New OrIeaua.
The nne steamer j. W. GARRETT
land Barges, Capt. ]. X Booth, VIII
-Aleave a. aboYe Friday, the 18th
iast-, Al O'Clock, p. m.
BOOTH BAITELLE & CO.,
wheeling, Marietta and ParHersburE
Daily PRekets-
- The side wheel steamers GRE-
I euhE~ABECCA" and "ENPKESS."
~ Rebecco leaves Wheeling every
MONDAY. wednesday and Friday, al eleven
O'Clock A. ~.
ExpTess leaves wheeling every Tuesday,
ThuFsdsy and Saturday, at IL O'Clock A. n.
Connecting ut BellRire with trains nom
Pittsburgh, uue at IL A. n.
Freight receipted through TO all points be-
tween Park ersburK and Gallipolis.
BOOTH, BATTElLE a CO.
sepl9-3m Agents.
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spttiaI Bptitrs.
An Anti-Bilious specific.

Il,is is the season OF the year when there
is Eteat danger of the nvsr's tending to
diseased action. It Is the largest gland in The
bod. and Is lia6leto number Of diseases.
now, then, is the time to use protective
medication Ike
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For Sale


THERE WILL BE A REGULAR MEET
Ing OF the Stockholders OF the wheeling
and Belmont Mining. Grape and Wine Asso-
citation 1t the once OF the company, No. IS
Main street, wheeling, W Va, on SATUR-
DAY ENESLNG. at Z O'Clock, for the pur-
pose OF eleciing ON cera for the ensuing Year.
All parties interested are nouted 10 attend.
A. q ROBINSON, Pres't.
II. @. HARpIEG. SecIY. novlS.9f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-13
oRIsTADoRois HAIR DYE
Is n staple OF the toilet
II Is in demand wherever personal blem.
iShes ole considered OF unicient con-
sequence 70 be removed.
ITS EFERCT IS PERFECE

IT'S ACTION INSTANTANEOUS.
Gristadoro's Hair PreserTative.
AND BEAUTIFIER Is a preparation OF
equal merit AID repute. Itsenee4 upon the
hair Is electrical. 1t nISteus every lOosening
nhre, replaces harshnesI with snkiness and
hexihliiy, semi.balduess with luxuriance.
oollneSl with gloss Its use VII inesine the
otest hair 10 curl, and prevent the
et's's nom turning gray. lis the fAyorite
al every toilet where a has 49,, fy,a5 ara
as a means OF keeping the hair me- nom
scnrf OK dandFuff, and lhe scalp frrr, AZ solIa.
lions. Is perfectly invaluable.
Sold by Druggists, and applied by All Hair
Dresssrs- Mandatory No. q NaIIIay, r ~,
Principal Depot No. Astor House
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limited STATES OF AMERICA
" DISTRICT OF WEST YmGINIA, e. &


United STATES OF AMERICA.
" DISTRICT OF WEST YmGrNIA, T. 3
- y n ~ Attachment in
The Steamboat Picket Admiralty.
where's q libel was MED in the piEtrict
court OF the United States for the DistTict on
Mest virginia, on the 18th day or October,
ZOOS, Dy samuel Clark and ]. ". CLARK part
neis under ne nm name OF g. CLARK 4 son,
against the Steamboat Picket her enKines
machinery, tackle, outft, apparel and mr.
nlI1Ie- now therefore, In pursuhnes or the
Enonltion under the seal Of the I'D courf 10
me directed and delivered, ! DO hereby give
PnDhc. notice 70 all persons Claiming the
said steamboat, her engineF naehingTy,
Jackie, apparel, outnt aud furniture. or In
any nnAnEer interested therein, thai they
be and appear before the aid Dlsfricf Court
20 oe ned ~ the city OF Wheeling, in and
LOT heListTict of west Virginia on Ihe lIth
gay ey OF NoysInoer, ISIS AZ 10 O'Clock In the
I2Lenoon o. that day. fprovided The same
shan Be q day OF n-ofherEise on
me ns1t DAY OF Jut1sdicfIon thereafterl then
and mere 10 tnteTpose their Claims, and 20
make lheiK allegations IN that behalf
HEDGhAN SLACK,
" =. AHTHhhi1, District W. Vs.
CT By VIZ h 1RWIN. Dspty Marshal
lOAANNER q WHEAT, PTocton, oo50-I1td
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ShOsnbsrgsr 4 Co.'S Horse Shoes.
10n KEGS MACHINE MADE HoRsE
kUU shoes, ass0rtsd siEas
P. O HILDRETH BRo
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Factory for Sale.
For Sale and Ran+

RUE 4 y Z g BASEMENT ROOMS;
S,I,3 hed ofiiees and Daguerrean rooms IN
- s - AtsoLyI and rooms for other purposes
- ~ Lent N my brick block on Main Efreef.
fG5Aession given Immediately.
b1lt1lng io8 and dWelnnE house. FIR sale.
kto.ss nunIng on. Main street. and ne river,
Eeen. The Belmont and Rfyer-Nide Miils
SKIN Ward. Also my codnfry piaee foT saIe
THOS. HORNBROOK.
once, 40. Hex Main street, aboVe Sion
roe, M stairs. fefd5-tf
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8EtH notwithstanding.
For CfncInnntI ana LouIsvIIIe.
Gold Wanted,

HIGHESr RATES PAID FOR GOLD
Il Silver and Coupons
noTlS LIST, MORRISON & co.
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CAUsAGE CAsINGsTWELYE KEGS
II nov Ma ID II LIST. MoRRIsoN q co.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-18

sections Of the country; but when it il
known that he has chosen as his theme the
one 80 fruitful as the late American war. the
absorbing interest Of the subject, together
with the evident and singular fitness Of the
author for its treatment unite in awakening
curiosity entirely unparalleled in the an
mails of American literature.
1t will present careful political analysis
of the past, separating real from apparent
causes of the late unhappy conflict, and will
furnish to the student Of political history an
epitome of that brilliant era when our eni
nent author stood the peer of the Immortal
triumvirate, Clay, Webster and Ca'nouh' IN
the halls of our national legislatures and
descending to later period, viii give those
interior lights and shadows OF the great war
onIy known TO those high officers, who watch
ed Ire fiood-tide of revolution from its foun-
ta;n.sprinps. and which were so accessible
10 Mr.. Stephens from his position as second
officer of the confederate states.
To public that has been surfeited with
apparently similar productions, we promise
a change of fare, at once agreeable and sal.
utary, and an intellectual treatof the highest
order. We beg to announce our con-
viction that the American war has at last
found a historian worthy its importance, and
at whose hands it will receive that moderate,
candid and impartial treatment which. truth
and justice so urgently demand.
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED ron THE DAILY ARGUS.

- PASA, H., March H. The great storm of
1 tuesday, night demolished twelve or fifteen
ouiidings here, mostly business houses. The
Damage 10 property is estimated at 60 to
$4,000 dollars. u"
CHICAGO, March ls.- About Q o'clock
last Monday evening at Danford station ON
the Illinois Central railroad, the station
agent, Mr.. Wilson, was found about two
hundred yards from the depot with his brains
beaten ont and his body horribly mangled
Three men were examined yesterday under
suspicion of being the criminals, but were
discharged.
SAN FRANcIsco, March 1.-THE Irish cit
liens Of San Francisco celebrated the ami
versary of st. Patrick by a civil and military
procession, public meeting &c, &c.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, March lS.-Andreu
Mcclure a noted gurrila and one of tht
gang connected with the bank robbery a
Richmond, Mo-, was taken from the Jail ir
that place last night and hung BY a party o.
six citizens in disguise, calling themselves
vigilance committee.
TOLEDO, March lS.-A destructive fire
occurred at Monroe, Michigan, last night
destroying Strong's Hotel, the post office
Episcopal church, Beikner & Pcwell's hard
ware aud J. R. Harris dry goods Store
Wakefeld's livery establishment. Two OIL
three small buildings adjoining the first ma
tional bank building are also badly dam
aged. Loss $4,000 to 100000; INSURANCE,
small
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE r,urs

TO THE EDITOR OF THE TINES.
CHICAGO, March Is.
You have alluded to the infamous order
of Gen. Grant, the prospective candidate of
the republican party for the presidency, re.
garding those of the Hebrew faith, who hap
Pened to be in the south during the war; but
! nave seen no reference in the Times to the
equally infamous language of Representa-
i've tan Wyek, Of the rump congress, con-
cerning au the descendants of Jacob in the
United states. In his report on the whiskey
frauds, presented to the house of representa-
tives on the 18th inst, he uses the following
language
every man engaged in dist;ll;no Eve
years ago has been forced out and the man.
ufacture is now in the hands of the unscru.
pulous,-Je,cs monopolizing the greater part
Again, he says;
$50 Jews are beginning 10 control the
wholesale trade, rectifying, and alcohol dis
tillation,-honest men finding the pressur,
too great" t
In concluding his report. Van Wyck make
this additional fling at the Israelites
"Honest men in the trade, and those wis
have been forced out,-men of large and in
telhgent experience, and desiring the tax Il
be collected, concur that it should be re
duced while the Jews, the ring, the robbing
officials, the Illicit distiller, are agreed thai
the present rate should be retained"
By referring to the Chicago Tribune o
last Friday, in which Van Wyck's report j,
published, those of the faith who have beer
in the habit of voting the republican tickle
win see that the above extracts are not gar
bled.
The republicans ought to give US Var
Wyck as a tail 10 the Grant Kite, and thel
solicit the undivided support of 'the jews"
Yours truly.
ISpArU
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IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE.

We are really glad to see so much sound
sense published in the Union as is contained
in the article copied from this paper, in re-
gard to negro suffrage. On careful read
ing of the article we are better pleased with
it than ever. Nor have we changed our
views, in the least, from the position of that
article. We are in favor of some impartial
rule of suffrage, as advocated in that article
some rule by which taxation and repre-
sentation shall go together, exactly as ex-
pressed in that article. And to make the
rule impartial, it should apply to all alike,
regardless of color or race. The rule might
be confined to intelligence, or it might ex-
tend to taxation, property and intelligence.
We do not pretend to say exactly what it
should be-but whatever it is, 1t should be
impartial. We are not in favor of unirersal
negro suffrage, never was, and never expect
to be. The party of which the Union is the
organ is in favor of it-and worse than that,
it is in favor of depriving intelligent white
men of the right of suffrage men of wealth
and experience; men who have an interest
in the welfare of the country and of our in,
situations the Unions party is in favor Of
depriving such men of the right of suffrage
and placing it in the hands of ignorant,
british negroes, who have no such interests
at stake. We are opposed to this. But we
are in favor of some impartial rule OF sutf-
rage, by which taxation and intelligence
shall rule the country. We hope the Union
will republish our article headed, "Conver-
sion," often. It contains more sense than
was ever before found in that paper in the
same space.
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From the Chicago Times, March lIth-
The Jews, Gen. Grant, and the Repu bhcar
Party,
TO THE EDITOR OF THE TINES.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE TINES.
knowing tina, you are about the only jour
nalist liberal-minded enough to keep sour
columns open to all, irrespective OF party or
creed, beg your indulgence for the user
ton Of this. E -A-8-
Feeling a deep solicitude for the success
of the republican party, to whose standard
have allied myself and intend TO adhere as
long as that party keeps within bounds OF
reason, take this method of publicly en-
tering my protest against the nomination OF
Grant, the man of .horse talk and horse
sense.
We had hoped that, in the nineteenth cen
fury, bitter religious feelings had subsiaea
that all were looked upon as equal. we
had hoped that, in a free and enhgbte ned
country, which points its finger toward 'he
most prominent article of the constitutlon,
religious liberty, we had hoped that mere
the qualities of man would be estimated, MOI
the manner in which he worshiped ms Urea
tor But we find that, as long as there are
shallow-minded men, like Grant, disgracing
this country; as long as there are duii-oraih'
ed fanatics in existence,-thus long VIII re
hgious prejudices exist.
At the time Grant issued his order stig
matizing the Jews as race, he was not ye'
in the bloom of power; he had not yet De
come worshiped as deity. We can Judge
men but by their acts. knowing Urant
narrow -mindedness knowing the deep pre-
udice existing in that dull brain of his
what may we not expect, what may we mo-
fear, should be ever gain the tremendou.
power vested in the President OF the United
States
Strike at the religion of people, and yot
strike the tenderest cord of their hearts.
The Jewish people with unanimous
voice, have made vow: Should Grant oe
nominated, they will rise en- iaasse, irrespec
tive of party, 10 defeat him ; they have wealth
amongst them, and will use every honoraoie
means to defeat their bitter enemy.
"Where people are in earnest ana uh''eO
they can do much"
As republican Jew, appeal to the &c
publican party TO heed the voice OF Po"e'
full voting population. n-or,
You are endeavoring to nominate o.an
because you think he is the only man Wnon
the republican party can elect,-no' oecaI !.
| he is worthy the position, or caPao.e " f's p
| " administer the duties of the once, Du
already there are those In the fepuoncal
ranks loatside Of jewel who loudly proclaim
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ing is now occupied in the manufacture and
sale of his medicine. Some two years ago
Joint Stock Company was formed, and
the business has since been carried on under
Its management, and is regarded as one
smong the most growing, substantial and
lucrative of the successful enterprises Of the
day. AT their establishments are not only
Manufactured and kept all of DR.. H.'s prep,
erations, but also every article of medicines.
books, or material used by the Homeopathic
profession. The Doctor has also there his
rooms for consultation, in which portion
of each day is spent in examing and pre-.
scribing for patients, and answering his
numerous professional correspondence Yet
all this immense business has grown up and
Is due to the great value of the system, its
adaptation to popular use, and the persever-
ance OF one man devoted persistently to its
perfect deveiopment--The Masonic Mirror.
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Cholera

A cure for this disease may be found IN
the use of Perry Davis Pain Killer.
have used the medicine known as Perry
Davis Vegetable Pain Killer in my family
for the last twelve months, and have great
pleasure in testifying to its very valuable
properties. would not on any account be
without it. During the existence of the
Cholera last year, used no medicine Of any
sort but the Pain Killer, although myself
and several members of my family were at
tackled by it severely and am happy to say
that the Pain Killer was equal to every em-
ergency; it was both preventive and a
certain cure. consider / should not be
doing my duty to the community did not
say this much. If ] were attacked by the
Cholera to-day, the Pain Killer would be the
only remedy should use. 1 have thoroughly
tested il, and know It can be relied on. ~
+. 4. BKRGINsEND,
feb24dwlm. Galena, Ill.