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The following tAhlfs ahow The receipts ASa
sh.pnentx ut Produces during tho ps.t twenQ.tcus
hcCs4:
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Fever and ague and Remit
tent Fever,

The BIfteya have been found II that could b ds~
sired. In tho weases1 Rod Bouthve4sszn statoe
unxpY phsnei2ns who x1e formerly n the heht oE
prescribing lazxu doses Of qunns toy chils and nse
have shsndoned that dangerous druz. md piaeask
this preparation on thetr List IT
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1he following wasTantce deeds for tsopc,ty
willhn the Ahoro limits wesc died for record on
SATURDAY, Jannary ESD:
5sGa5ns N 81 atsfsjd Ks5h !: rsf
sspeFe5 i y ri iTsss:ssa ;i;: * i;;!:a 10"
stsss i, s ssa 4 Ed;idss ses.!; X siax s""
.sh i, @ as i5nr, :: xsS + jG5s Xs5s:: III
e Thomas ......:.:..:..:;..:........ 20
;,ss1ii;n jim. n-Joha +: Len 70 E.asi
Atties Il. s;3 II Of ianrri It, ;3xx;;;Xif: 1t"
~; i.isss-ssthsa Il. Wheslsi % fhos. i: ,
Fausta ~, 80 Il oi iiolx 81 ;99iol II; "
De. :. S6s-josish IonSard to MssshsI
ohio 4 !; Il oI Lagsiis i. a1a Il; j.a.
..12-AaAm Ssab 70 Hm. m.Knoke..........:.... LIN
II: 81. isssGno. D. fo5nsi : q Feasi fa: +:
sns ! s.Seh * IS. W.lfst te IL
ek24l3n; Dec 8. .lsas-JeTr5 Monroe %
W.T. Msa!nsseasI ~ oiiiF:fs IL it1 '''
eotIloeeln 81 = { sIi70 Il Jas. :s-Hn. %
stase @ T. ( sx Il Il Thir,ieia it I. Siii51s;
IN. T-frtdk. Schneider to AndseV iseu.::
casssss Sle1s :!,; sSH:ai $os,5:;a :!..I @'
Cottzse Orovc Az, "a II ! Of Northern 1vwi
und hf of % y 1a:Il57 s6-lso Il Jan. &Nof.
timer ButieFheld 10 same lcoo
NpITT OF CIIT IUxITa.
Clifford 1t. cor OF Grace II, seatlrt blocks
and Sheffield nv, cor OF 0r- u, entire
block. e1nept OF Nv X: Sor.13, lSsS-
Ssionsi rtE asnE 10 samuel 6ehf......... a!.ooa
BoETu or cfTr LtNsIs.
n?s',s; I sss:;!: : fis;.
y. Win ,.....:...:.:...:..:.,..... ao
Stats It Of Fifty ninth It. c S11oc n jan
+3-tuA& II. Smith to Y. ~ HxcBelde........ 20
VIII or CTTT LINtI1.
warren 1t, III II E Of stanton u. n r. tsx1r n
and I. s911ed n: Dec f9-IeAah Lombard
n: III, sA3E1ap Ysker to i. O. stona....,.. II,
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Hostetter's Bitters

..,.-.1 eorrsctye of Irregularities of The ssczei
~. e@rsns i. uniyessalry admitted. tod II row
tpuua i Il It. 7nxe Of usefu:nessn nuea no1e e
trn.tye .hAa xzs anticipated 81 SAe psoprassas Foe
teey t1st in11set public atienttou 70 IN Tftnea &
the 1Taela.
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sh,nsea seasS sa ~. .ni' x.sks
llfa. Ihc market h.i r1let f.!fly acttte Tor tae
Ties Ian week rr1cra have beea well suatIned;
sa!ts skisE II y ta4s2s - t.!r 70 eho!cs, with
Fnnn and medium dt.ct!puaua prices hs.c s,tLtd
.sst2sc- VIC Qnote Ut E..oaas.2s for Inferior TO
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STANDARD MEDICINES.

II b.raks up the pasoxysns in 1roo three to ten
d7y1 and IL continued uss ErneEsllJ restores tat
epqvaleIcent 70 perfect health II atous fortnight
In bkrlvus reuttteors I'll cpet1non II equally sztt
fsctor1. WHARF both mineral and Vegetable
, 1869-01-25
Il DOES Cure Dyspepsia and
They DON'T; That's All.

It i the old g.o1 Of The ox and the OK: and the r.
suIt Of inr1d{ous Imitation uxu41J amounts to th&
kzre thing In modern truth In the aHeleut nnle.
A4A spec9ec mr thu VARIOUS typea Of
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.Gemelm.
BralrB.
WALTER RR0WM l. CO.,

Wool Comrltsslon NezchxntA, 81 Broadway, Sau
Io1k, February Int VIII remove to a Anh p PARK
plAce. Rc1ulxr public 1aleA OF wool viii bs head,
either monthly Of every tEo months, Of which d1t
ppttca viii be Grtu In The pApeI9 and by catalogues.
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GOOD COEDITION.

Tna seersous be healttsu,1y governed rhe ttnyxrf-
y Of the bowels be mrlut2.aed, in ppfa tho 3s-
turbl7s cauaes referred to? Tho problem p111ief
the world for centuries but aetluA 10 haye be:H
solved 1t last. Tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21

Virginia ratified the Amendment ear.
ly In the month, but has not yet notified
the State Department. The ratification
by Missouri and Kansas was defective
In some points Of formallty, but there
Is no doubt that the Legislature Of each
Of these States will this winter perfect
their action. In Missouri the same
Legislature holds over and will meet In
December. Kansas has q new Leglsla.
turo TO elect next month, but there Ia
no doubt that 1t will be largely Repub.
lican. Counting as certain that these
two States will correct their mistakes
In the mode Of ratification, we have
twenty States that have already sane.
TONED the Amendment. Eight more
are needed. Seven we already count
certain as follows
Ohlo-LeglslAlure elected on the 18th,
meets first Monday in January. Both
branches Republican.
Texas and Mississippi, not yet recon.
Gtructed, Will be required to adopt the
Amendment as condition Of their re-
admission to the Union.
lowa-Largely Republican Leglsla.
tuEe, meets first Monday In January.
MInnesOta-Lsrgely Republican Leg.
lslature, meets first Tuesday In JAM
uary.
Observation-Disclosures largely Repub.
lIcan, elected first Tuesday in Septem-
Der, and meets to.day,j
Nebraska - Legislature largely Re-
publican, elected last Tall, for two years.
Then we have Rhode Island, whose
Legislature Is largely Republican. The
Senate ratified the amendment on the
9th Of May last, and the House post
poned action Till January, 1870. There
is property qualification In that State,
and there was some objection to dis
turbing the suffrage regulation. Be-
tween this and the Sprague-Ives quar-.
rel, the House could not agree, and
postponed action. But since that post
ponement the current OF public opinion
In the State has been 30 clearly mani
tested that there Is scarcely a doubt
that the House will confirm the action
Of the Senate.
This will make the eight; but then
we have Alabama, which elected q
largely Republican Legislature last
Fall, for two years. It will meet again
in November, and 1t is confidently be.
lleVed will ratlfy. It looks, therefore,
as five should have not only enough
but one to spare.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21
Carrying Concealed Msnpnns


The little scrimmage In Greeubrlei
Court the other day, of which accounts
will be found elsewhere,-Rnd In which
1t seems Joel Mcpherson broke VIM
dow by using Judge Harrison's head
"s a batterIng ram-discloses the fact
TINT His Honor Is in the habit Of carry
Ing a pIstol-a DerrInger at that-con-
cealed in his pocket. Now the law
forbIds the carrying Of concealed wea-
pons; and who can be expected TO obey
the laws when the very judges on the
bench Violate them2 What business
has judge to be making a walking
arsenal OF himself to the great peril Of
lively people who may take fancy to
punch his head through a Window
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21
LIVELY TINES Is GREEREBRIER
COURT. .....
JOcI MePheFson Makes n Raid on
Judge HarEisOn-The Judge
Draws . DerrInRer.

DraWb o DoFrlnReF.
From nc LtICit6Ir0 Phoeni1 eTl4th. .a
This afternoon about four and half
O'Clock. whilst the court was In session,
Mr.. ]. l.. Snedegar, the foreman OF the
grand jury, came down from the grand
Jury room, and asked the instruction OF
the court upon point OF law, which
the court accordingly gave. Imme-
diately Col. Joel MCPHERSON arose and
made some remarks which the court told
him were not in order, and for which.
as he still persisted in, the court directed
a fine Of SIS TO be entered up against
him. Thereupon the said McPher-
son came upon the bench, for the pur-
pose, rs the court supposed, Of explana-
ton or apology, but; Instead Of that he
commenced a personal assault upon
the Judge OF the court upon the bench,
The Judge drew q pistol from his pock-
ct, a Derrenger,) which he had cooked
In bis pocket, and with which be was
IN the act OF shooting the assailant,
when his arm was arrested, and the
pistol taken from his hand by DIR. Aus.
Tin, The son.in.law of Col. MCPHERSON,
and thus the catastrophe, which other:
wise would have resulted, was prevent.
ed. What the conclusion Of this mat
ter will be, we do not know. We re-
celved the above just as our paper was
going to press. -... = ~ -
From Tho Independent Of tbs l6Lh. 3.
Col. Joel Mcpherson, who
was present at the time, then got up
and said that he was aware or believed,
Tor words 10 that effect, that an effort
was being made to indict him, and
that the jury had been packed for that
purpose. The Judge commanded him
10 cit down aud fined him twenty-five
dollars for contempt Of Court, The
Colonel then passed around 10 tire
Judges seat, some words then passed
between them, when he commenced
an assault upon the Judge. In
the contest the Judge drew his
pistol, which was caught and
held by DR.. s. Austin. The result
OF the matter was that the Judge re-
celved several scratches In the face,
and his head was forced through the
window. As a matter Of course, the at.
fair created no little excitement and
much comment. Afterwards, upon a
warrant Issued by justice O. A. Sperry,
Col. Mcpherson was arrested and
brought before him for committing a
breach OF the peace. he was commits
ed to Jail, Yesterday morning he was
released upon bail. he was afterwards
re-artested and placed In jail, by order
OF court, for contempt. The Colonel
was released this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21
DANIEL j. McDAIn
VIRGINIA.

From all accounts Virginia has done
quite "a well In the election Of her
Senators as there was any reason 10
expect; much better than was appre-
hended by those who had no faith in
the sincerity Of Walker Republican,
ism. Both men are vouched for as
having been uncomprlsing Union men
throughout the war;iaud while neither
has achieved more than local fame,
they are men Of fair ability, and will
not discredit their State.
1t looks as II the old fire,eatlng els.
ment in Virginia had lost its prestige,
never to recover 1t. Virginia has en-.
tered on q new career. Henceiorth
her public men will deal with ques-
tons affecting the material develop
ment OF the State. and the business con-
Germs OF her population. The day
Of halr.spllttIng, fire-eating abstrac-
tlonlsts for her has passed away,
never TO return. Hereafter the
unitarian events OF the busy future
will crowd so closely on the heels OF
each other, that the resolutions OF '0S
will never find opportunity for re-
hearing the people will forget them
In the absorbing interest and necessl.
ties OF the times. Soon the genera.
tion OF politicians who 30 recently ruled
VirRinia's councils will drop out OF
remembrance as they have even now
fallen to the rear and the waves OF a
new destiny-we might almost say a
new cIvilization-will roll oyer them
and carry Virginia on to a great future
which never was possible under their
inspiration ami control.
This election removes all doubt or
difficulty about the speedy readmlssion
OF Virginia; and we must say 1t vlndl.
Gates the wise policy OF moderation and
confidence by which President Grant
has ut length brought about an era OF
order, harmony and hopsiulnsss among
people lately torn and divided by ha-
treds and discussions, and secured the
restoration of the leading State Of the
South as friend and supporter OF his
administration. .-..---a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21
A Fossil GIAnt-sIuguIar Discovery
Near Syracuse.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, October II.

SYRACUSE, N, w October II.
A remarkable discovery has been
made In the town OF Lafayette, In this
county-a human form OF huge proper
lions, entirely petri6ed, was found I'M
der the following circumstances: About
Il miles south OF Syracuse. near Car
diff, lives farmer named VIM. Newell.
Yesterday afternoon, in company with
hired man, he began to dig q well in
q meadow In the rear OF his barn,
About 2IS feet below the surface they
struck upon what they supposed TO be
q large stone, and Mr.. Newell went for
q crowbar TO remove It. Before he re-
turned, however, hls man had uncover.
ed two large stony feet and legs. Con-
tinuing their digging, they brought to
light the perfect figure Of q man Of more
than giant size, and as solid as though
chiseled out Of the rocks of Onondaga.
Some conception Of the sensation 1t has
produced here may be- formed when
give you few OF the actual measure.
ments. The total length from the top
Of the head to the lower surface Of the
instep is 10 feet * inches; across the
shoulders the width Ia 8 feet; across the
palm Of the hand, inches; the large
finger Is eight Inches long; the
thigh Is twelve Inches, and the
leg below the knee OK inches
In thickness. The figure was found
lying on the right side, one hand placed
upon the abdomen, the other upon the
back, and the left leg thrown across the
right. The resemblance Is complete.
Everything Ia there-the wrinkles
about the eyes, the Adams apple In
the neck, the full veins, the prominent
muscles and bones, the natural swell
Of each. rib, and the clearly defined
nails, both OF the hands and feet. The
face and features were decidedly Can
caslRn. May II not be a statue? The
decided opinion Of nearly every person
who has seen it-snd 1t has been visited
to-day by some OF the most highly edu.
Gated and intelligent people OF this CITY
lis that Its perfection, the material OF
which is composed, and the place In
which 1t was found, are against this
hypothesis. 1tseems to be composed
OF soft grayiah limestone, with which
this region Rbounds. AS may be sup.
posed, Bpeculators are already on hand,
sums reaching into the tens Of thou
sands have been offered for the figure,
Since writing the above, learn that
DR.. ]. F, Boynton, the well>known &c.
ologist and lecturer OF this city, has
visited the spot, and inclInes to the
opinion that the gigantic figure Is a
statue. This theory, however, leaves
the matter In almost as great o mystic
~ as the other. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21
Tho Greenbrier Cases,
From The Le'0t1btr0 Independent.

From the Le'c!SbtT0 Independent.
In the case OF Robinson, Mcpherson,
and Geo. h. Lewis, the old officers, the
Court, on Wednesday, decided that II
would be necessary for them 10 sue ont
rules against the appointees, before the
question OF their Reinstatement would
be considered. The counsel for the old
officers declined 10 sue out rules, upon
the ground that they were improperly
put out, and the Court Of Appeals hav-
Ing 80 decided, II was the duty OF this
court, under that decision, to re>lnstate
them OF It's own volltion. On Thursday
morning, Mr.. Ttueblood resigned as
Recorder, when the office was restored
70 Mr.: Lewis, the rightful Incumbent,
On Friday morning, MIR. o. Callison re-.
signed his position as Sheriff, W hen Mr..
koolnson entered upon the discharge
OF his dulles. We learn that D, @, II.
Caldwell has also signiied his intpn-
ton to follow the course pursued nv
Messrs. Callisou and True6Iood. when
Col. MCPHERSON will take CHARGE of The
Office Of Clerk OF the circuit court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21
TEHREN1EE.
Vote on U. 8. Senator, but no Election.
NAHuVIILR 0oinhor 10

Vote on U. 8. Senator, but no Election.
NAsnvILLR, October 10.
A vote for United States Senator was
taken In the Legislature to-day, result.
Ing as follows: Senate-Johnson, Ii ;
Etherldge, s.; PrIton, 8; Ewing, l.
House-Johnson. 81; Etheridge, q ;
Fletcher, u: Priton, 8; N. 8. Brown, 7;
Ewing, 4; Milton Brown, 2; Nelson, i,
Total for johnson, 4S; Etherldge, %. Il
ls believed that Johnson cannot poll
more than AZ votes, and that he will be
eventually defeated.
The Grand Encampment I. o. o, F,
and Grand Lodge OF Tennessee are In
session In this city. The former elect
ed to-day the following officers: r, T.
Phillips, r. W. G.. r. Patriarch; Geo,
Mellersh, AZ. i. G. II. President; J, n,
Westiall, K. W. G. 8. Warden: r. Il.
Barry, K. w. G. Scribe; Robert Thomp.
son, K. W. Treasurer; Marcus Jones,
r. W. G. r. Jr. Warden.
The State Agricultural Fair was
largely attended to>day, but the wealth.
er during the afternoon was 80 Geld the
crowd left early. The exhibition ID
varied, and the most attractive ever
offered In Tennessee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21

A WEDDING In high life took place
last week among the colored people oil
Washington, the groom being Mr..
Basten, assistant cashier OF the Freed
mems Savings Bank, and the bride
Miss Annie Wilson, daughter OF the
cashier. DR.. PurVis, OF Howard Uni
verslty, ottlclated. The bride was rich.
~ dressed In white satin, trimmed with
blonde and lace. The church was
packed with people during the cere.
mony. Among the number were Gen.
Howard, Ex.President Roberts, OF LIbeu
ria, and John NJ. Langslou. The same
evening the happy pair lelt for New
York on bridal tour,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21

THEoanvass made by Mr.. Pendleton
has been a glorious one, although II
has not been crowned with the full
measure OF success which was expected
by our more ardent friends CnciMnaI
Enquirer.
In 1867, Governor Hayes was elected
over MIR. Thurman by u majority Of
9.G92. This year he defeats Mr.. Pendle-
ton by eight thousand. 1t IL a "gloti.
GUS" canvass,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21

AFTER two days ballotIng In the
Tennessee Legislature, A. ]. is farther
from seat In the Senate than he was
before 1t began. The impression Is
that he has swung his best swing and
CANE get round the circle, and that his
labors In behalf Of the Constitution
will for the rest Of his days have to 10
confined 70 GreenYille.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21

THE Caldwell Republicans OF Green.
brler held a convention on the 18th,
and made the following nominations:
For House of Delegates, Rev. Geo. W.
Carpenter; for Senate, Col. A. R. Hum.
phreys; for County Superintendent OF
Schools, 2. Trueblood. The liberal Re.
publicans had Issued call for q mass
meeting at LewlsburG last Saturday,
but we have no account yet Of Its &C.
ilnn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21

ALEXANDER T. STEWART, as a begin.
ming Of his Hampstead Plains improve.
ment for the benefit OF the working
men OF New York, has contracted fol
five hundred miles OF streets and road
ways, and the construction Of Ave hun
dred dwelling houses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21

PEDESTRIANS on the streets appear In
have some rights. An injured one In
Boston has just recovered fifteen hun.
dred dollars damages for three ribs
broken by wagon rs he was attempt
Ing to cross thoroughfare. When
drivers understand that every rib ID
worth i've hundred dollars they will
be apt 10 have more care.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21

THREE consecutive decisions In the
Massachusetts courts In the same case
seem to make the law pretty clear, that
II the owner OF horse with the CLAN
ders permits him TO range 80 ~ 10 In
feet other horseG, the owner OF the dis
eSsed horse Ia liable for the damage
that may ensue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21

The Marylanders are pushing Hon.
George A. PeArre, OF Cumberland, for
U. s. Circuit Judge for the circuit en-
bracIng Maryland, the YlrgInIss and
the Carolinas. a delegation from
Western Maryland waited on the Pres
ident 10 urge his claims. Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21

DEMOCRATS are asked by u journal n,
the party In Wisconsin TO InscrIhe their
ticket on their "pannlers," and Glauut
them In the face Of the enemy. It was
o typographical error.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21
SptttaI AatItes.
The Healing Pool.

ESSAYS ron YouNu MEN, who have fallen
INTO vicious habits, and now desire o higher
lie, and better MANHOOD, with certain
means Of relief for the Rfllleted. Sent In
sealed letter envelopes, ireO Of charge. Ad.
dreaa, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Boz p.
Philadelphia, Pa. sop25 .smd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21

THE Pittsburgh GG=ettc, after thor.
ough trial Of the quarto form, returns
tothe folio; and the Dispatch announces
that It will soon do likewise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21

CHICAGO has two fat offices that make
her local elections interesting. Tie
County ClerEship Ia said 10 be worth
Si 900 annually, and the Circuit Clerk.
ship $4,000. N'N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21
The Greatest DlspoYerY Of tha Acc.

The Greatest Discovery Of the Age.
This 70 admitted to DO the met by The
Thousands who are now using DR.. Tobias
Celebrated Venetian Liniment. II has been
introduced since 1877; and no one once
trying 1t 10 ever without It. 1twillposltive-
ly cure the aforementioned complaints, II
used as directed: .....
Chronic Rheumatism, 5ore Throat, Head.
ache, T6othnche. spralnT, Bruises, Old Bores,
swelllnSs, Mosquito Bites, and Pains in the
Back, Chest, or Limbs. Also takon inter-
nAlly for Cholera, Dlarrh@a, DyBentery,
Group, Colo, sea Sickness, spasm, &c. II
Is perfectly harmless to take internally.
tSee oath accompanying each bottle.) Ii
has never failed 70 cure every case OF
DIarrhpa, Dysentery, and Group, II used
when inst taken. Always have bottle In
the house in readiness, and you will never
regret It.
Price, FifIy Cents and One Dollar. Sold
by the Druggists and storekeepeIs. Depot,
10 Park Place, New York.
ootll.lmd&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21
The Fifteenth Amendmcn Daylight
Ahean.

Anehu,
There appears to have been, ~ we
surmISed there was, an error In The List
Of States telegraphed from Washington
last week as having ratified the XVIII
Amendment. The error consisted In
substituting Nebraska for North Caro-
lima, when In fact the latter has ratified
and the former has yet 10 act. This
changes the aspect OF things somewhat;
and With fuller information on some
other points VIC rCcAst our former state.
ment.
The States that have already ratified
the Amendment and notified the State
Department Of their action are the iOl>
1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21
Weak Back, Pains Of the Side, Of
the Hips

%AS AAESI
And about the Kid neys, are relieved Of
once by tho application OF one Of
Alloooks Porous plasters.
"GADSHTowN. ALA, Nov. n, lSO8.
"4esGTs Tics AHoocG d %. during an
extensive practice OF ten yean have boon
frequent witness Of the magical qualities
OF your Porous Plasters, can earthly that
they are all you claim for them,
"RoBERT b. CAMPBELL, N. D."
Dr, Myef, OF Savannah, Ga, says they are
the best mechanical supporters for weak
muscles ever discovered; that by their
warming properties they bring power and
health, until the power and strength OF the
muscles are entirely restored; that he knows
q case where Allcocks Plasters cured q gen.
tleman OF weak spine, that he daily pro.
scribes them In his practice. with the hap
plest results. octll.lml&W