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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-02
Death orau old Editor at New Albany.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. ].

John B. Uerman. the veteran editor
OF the New Albany (1nd. Daily Ledger,
the Oldest daily In Indiana, was aud.
denly stricken with apoplexy yesterday
afternoon and died In short time.
Mr.. herman has occupied the editorial
chair for period Of twenty-five years,
and was conceded to be one OF the best
campaign managers In the West. He
was beloved by political friends and
foes alike for the purity Of his character
and his social and moral worth. His
age was iorty.ive.
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We respectfully suggest the Inquiry
whether It is quite becoming for the
Register to rejoice 30 much over the
election Of "let up" Republicans, see.
Ing that 1t was opposed 10 the let up
movement and set It's dogs OF war on
our candidates here and elsewhere. OF
course 1t Is entitled to crow wherever
1t has gained Democratic members, as
in Wood, Harrison and Doddrldge, but
seeing that its party co-operated with
what II designRtes the "BItter. FL nders"
for the slaughter Of liberal Republic
cans, what claim has It to rejoice over
LIBERAL Republican victories?
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Consolidation OF IIuuSOn River and
New York Central Railroads.
NEW York, Nov, I,

At meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Hudson River Railroad, held In
this city, and the stockholders OF the
New York Central Railroad at Albany,
the agreement for consolidation was
ratified. The capital stock Is 45 mill
lions-l07 per cent to the Central and
IS per cent to the Hudson River Road.
The officers Of the consolidated com-
pany are, @. Vanderbilt, President;
VIM. Vanderbilt, Vice. President; L. D.
Worcester, Treasurer; and Hon. Aug.
SChell, Secretary. The name Of the
new road is, the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-02

The safe OF the American Express
Company on board the steamer Andy
johnson, bound North from st. Louis,
was robbed, early Sunday morning, OF
about $500. The key Of the safe was
taken from the messengers pocket
while he was asleep, The night-watoh.
man Of the steamer has been arrested
on suspicion.
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CAUTION.

Hootlands German Remedies are counter
ieited, Zee that the signature ofC. NJ. JACK.
BON IL on the wrapper Of each bottle. All
Others are counterfeit.
Principal once and Mandatory at the
German Medicine Store, No. 6Sl ARCH Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Formerly q, II. JACKSON q Co.
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PRICEs.

hoonAnd'a German Bittors, per bottle 81 VI
hAlfdoEen so
hoonand'a German Tonic, put up In quart
bottles, u ~ per bottle or half dozen foI
U60.
icle you buy, In order 70 get the genuine.
For sale BY Druggists and Dealers ia Med
cine OYeryWher0, iyi2
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Heavy SNOW storm in Maine.

oANNohI NVNoAboL IL
The snow storm which began on Fri.
day continued through Saturday, and
has been very severe In Lincoln.
Eighteen Inches fell at MoOrehead
Lake, and down In Plscattcguis coun-
ty one foot fell. Stages are leaving
Dexter on runners. Some eight or ten
inches fell here but mostly melted. The
weather Is now clear and cold.
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Troops for the Indian country.

An order has been issued from the
War Department that detachment oi
one hundred recruits be sent from the
barracks at Newport, KY, to Fort Ran-
dali, Dakota, and a detachment from
Fort Columbus, N. VI Forts SLephen-
son, Rice and Sully, all for assignment
10 the TWentySsecond Infantry.
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THE "SrOxEwALL" DIsAsTRR.
Recovery or 8S BOdIes-FeoIing
against tho Captain OF the
Submarine No, Is.

SAt ASSASt NNSN' ~
Parties from the wreck ofthe Stone
wall report 65 bodies recovered. The
colored steward and chambermaid are
the only ones Identified.
The feeling against Capt. John T.
Washington, OF Submarine No. Is, who
passed the Stonewall while she waR
burning, and when 1t Is said many
lives could have been saved, Ia very
intense. He ia condemned In un-
measured terms, not a man or even a
child In the vicinity OF tho disaster
having a word TO say In his favor. A
report comes from Cape GIrardeau that
u vigilance conmlttee has been formed
there 10 lynch him on his return up the
rlyer.
CHICAGO, Nov. l.
A dispatch from CArbOndale says that
q party is buslly engaged In dragging
the river for those lost In the recent
steamb boat disaster. Up to 2 O'Clock
this afternoon upwards Of sixty bodies
had been rescued, ten Of which have
been Identified by their friends. Two
or three chArred remains were found
on the wreck,
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION,

HOoFLANDB GERMAN BITTERs Is
entirely Vegetable, and contains no liquor,
II Ia O compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and BarkB from which these
extracts are made, are gathered In Der
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
10 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this Bltters. There Is no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used In compromising the Bit
terB, hence II free from all The objections In
cident to tho uso OF liquor preparation.
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Now York money and stock Market.

NOW HoFk money and stock Market.
New YORK, Nov. /.
The Stock Exchange throughout the
day has presented scene OF activity
and excitement. strangely In contrast
with the dullness and apathy which
has prevailed for some time past, The
course Of speculation turned on The
consolidation OF New York Central and
Hudson River, and there were altern-
ate Spasms OF buoyRnoy and epTeSsIon
with seml>panic at intervals on some
OF Western shares. The final result of
the days proceedings shows a heavy
decline In the entire railway list, more
especially In Vanderbilt stocks and
Northwestern. The announce cement
that the Vanderbilt stocks had been
consolidated on a basis lO7 for New
York Central, and IS for Hudson, Gre.
ated no little disappointment TO
the speculatives on the bull side
The terms Of the consolidation
show that Commodore Vanderbilt
has pursued more conservative course
than was expected. The bears were
not slow to improve the opportunity
offered them to demorallze the buil
speculation; and every time the market
ANAhSA hAVy AObuAhVN bOIuly lu6 dIS
tack, and each time carried prices lower
and lower. The weakness In North
western and st. Paul and Lake Shore,
Is due largely TO the heavy amounts OF
borrowed stock which have been re-
turned within q few days past. The
heavy decline impaired the margins OF
weak holders OF these stocks, and brok.
ers were In consequence free sellers
whenever the market strengthened,
At times during p. NJ. the excitement
and depression were increased by ru-
mors OF several injunctions on the
Vanderbilt consolidation. These ru-
mors, however, could not be authen-
ticaIed, bat nevertheless tghded TO add
10 the unsettled feeling.
MONEY-There was a sudden and
sharp change In the aspect of the mon-
ey market this afternoon. Towards the
close an active demand sprung up for
call loans and rates advanced 10 q per
cent. on governments and per cent. on
stock certificates. The heavy decline
In values on Stock Exchange to-day
disturbed great many loans and
money lenders are disposed TO exact
large margins on stocks. Discount
market dull at 10 to 1879 per cent.
STERLING-Dull at lOSXalO9.
GoLD-Lower: opening at 1888, and
closing at l2SM. Carrying rates 2a6
per cent.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Dull and de-
cliniug.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. /.
FLouR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-WheAt-Firm; red 81 86a1 43,
Corn-Dull; white Sla1 10. oats-Flrm
at CSC. Rye-slal 10.
PRovIsfoNs-Mess Pork-Quiet at $33.
Bacon-Qulet; rib sides, 10: clear sides,
19Hc; shoulders. l6al0I<c; hams, 24a25c.
Lard-Quiet at 1SalS1c.
WHIsKY-Very dull at 81 17al Is.
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WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. l.

The decision OF the U. s. Commits.
sloner In the case OF the officers OF the
Cuba Is regarded very favorable to the
Cuban cause. The Spanish Minister Ia
dIsgusted, and the spies from New
York have gone home.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TMEPACIFIC RAILROADS.
Report of the Commissioners Ap.
pointed 70 Examine Them.

WASHINGTON, Nov. !.
Tho commissioners OF the Union and
Central Pacific Railroads have made
their report to the Secretary oil Interior,
Cox. In concluding they desire 10 state
that both companies are doing q large
amount OF work on their respective
roads, and are day by day bringing
them nearer to the standard required
by law. This great line, the value Of
which to the country ls inesLImable and
In which every citizen should feel q
pride, has been built In about half the
time allowed BY Congress, and ls now
q good and reliable means OF communi.
cation between Omaha and Sacramento.
It Is we'll equipped and fully prepared
to carry passengers and freight with
safety and dispatch, comparing In this
respect iavorably y with majority OF the
first class roads In the United States.
Important Decision by tho Supreme
Court Of the United States.
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Row In MOrmOndOm.-.PrO
knInts. ExcOmmunIcated.

ST. LOUIS, NOV. !,
Au Omaha dispatch says parties from
Salt Lake report that several Mormon
dlRnitaries CONNECTED with the ZION Co.
operative Association. have been pub
licly exCommunicated by the Mormon
Church. Considerable excitement pre-
walls there anOug their friends.
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New York Dry GOODS Market.

NkW YORK, NOV, i
The market inactive, but steady for
most classes Of goods, and there 10
scarcely q change TO observe, but the
tendency in prices in most cases 10 10
buYer's favor,
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Judge Of he Supreme Court o. Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2, 1859
~ consider Hoofland's German Bitten, a
valuable medicine In case OF attacks OF ipdl.
gesllon or Dyspepaia. can certify this
from my experience OF L.
Yours, with respect,
JAMES TdoMPSON."
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Justice Of he Supreme Court Of RcnntyIrantG.
PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1859.
~ have found by experience that HoOt.
lands German BitteB Is very good tonic,
relieving dyBpepuc symptoms almost d..
rectly, GEORGE sHARSWOOD."
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Money received on deposit; Exchange
bought1nd sold.
Collection made and proceeds promptly
Temltted.
Interest on Special Depoaita Of the rate Of
FouR per cent per Annum whore the de-
poalt remains Ex months, and 1--WE per
cent, Hfor one year.
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturer,
Bankers and othen solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale In sums 70 suit,
A con slant supply OF New Fractional Cur
rency, and l, 2, Sd 30 coin, kept for the Ro-
commodAtlOn Of deposltom and the public,
GEO. K. WHEAT, Preat
i3EO AnAMH OaRh'F
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giuauGlA1.
National Savings Bank Of Wheeling.

National Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
Incorporated january IBth, 1889.
CAPITAL, 100000.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPo9IS
Ul Interest paid on Special Deposits. Not01
and Bills discounted. Exchange bought and
sold. Collections made ON all points and pro-
coedA promptly remittOd,
Discount dRy-MondAy,
Lhom9a 4. List, Robert Pratt
Robert Gibson, R,AMCaba.
J'o' ThomAs, James McCluney,
TH0S. b. LIBT, PrCEidsnt,
]. McCLuNEY, Vic0 PreSldent,
q. r. HILDRETH, CaAhieT.
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The: Registration in New York and
BrOOkIyn.
Nn,,, Vn-u n.y.

The registration OF voters In this city
and Brooklyn closed Saturday night.
In this city the total registration was
l4S.l7l, a decrease from last year Of
S0,6l6. In Brooklyn the total registrA.
liOn was 66,66l, u. decrease from last
year ofl2.6S6.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Ra pleasant preparation OF the Bitten for
those who do not like extreme BlLters. II
Ia composed OF all the ingredients OF the
Bitters combined with pure Eanta Cruz rum
and agreeable dAvOrinG extracts. It's use 1
recommended when some pure StiDIu liant Is
required in connection with the tonic pro-
pertlea Of the BltterE.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. !.
Weather cloudy In part; thermometer
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Hon. GEO. W. WOODWARD.
Chtef JuItiee Qf he Supreme Court Of Ih, writes
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1867.
"I 1nd HoonRndb German BtttefH IL a
good tonic, useful In diseases Of the digestive
organs, and OF great benefit In cases OF de.
biIlty, and want OF nervous action in the
system. YourB, truly,
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

Who could ask for more substantial testi-
mony than Is thus given.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-25
AN ACT

To amend An Act entitled An Act - ar9e1I
An Act entitled An Act to pToy4Ge Revenue tor
the support Of the Government Of the state -!
Nevada approved March 9th. One Thousand
Eight Hundred and SiAty-fvc," approved
March II, lst1.
The People Of the State OF Nevada, represented in
Senate and Assembly, do enact Is ioilowa:
SECTION J. Section One Of the Act q which
this is amehdstvry, is amended 30 As 70 read A.
Iovs:
Section One. The Treasures Of the several
counties of this State shall l.. allowed the follow
ing annual salaries, to wit: The Treasurer Fl
Story County, Three Thousand Dollars.
OfOrmsby County. Fifteen Hundred Dollars.
OF Douglas County, Eve Hundred Dollars
Of Esrneralda County. One Thousand Dollars.
Of LYON County, Eighteen hundred Dollars.
Of Wahoe County. Two Thousand Dollars.
OfChurchil County, one Thousand Dollars
GrNye County Fifteen Hundred Dollars
OF Lander County, twenty-five Hundred Dol
lars.
Uf Humboldt County, Eight Hundred Dol
lars
said salaries to be audited by the Board Il
County Commissioners and paid Mt the end OF
each quarter out Of the Ireasurer's Salary Fund.
SEC. , This Act shall take etfect Il and after
its passage.
Approved March 3. 1859.
A true copy of the enrolled Act li,e n ny
office.
Attest: c. y. NOfEW ARE.
secretary % STATE
Ey CHARLES N,RT!E Deputy
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AN ACT


To almond An Act entitled " An Act in rcl,tian to
Fines, approved JaLuarE 3, 1866.
The Peop'e OF the state If Nevada. represented IL
Senate and Assembly. d. enact a. Elbows:
SECTION l. Section One Of said Act i, hereby
amended ST. As to read is follows.
Section ouc. All fines mp 1ef and collected
under ana for VIOLATION of any penal law 4 tbs
Srat-, shall lie ,nii int" the state Treasury. ~
other State revenues are, and hail Is upll' l.
educational purpn-es. \ Judgment thnt the dc
fsnant in II criminal Ca-r, pay Il tho. may also
include, part OF such Judgment. lie fees o:
costs allowed ~ law t. Justices If the Pe1c",
Recorders, Clerks Peace Officers aud District
Attorneys The amount Of fine and uf costs shall
be separately stated in the judgment, and tit
Court shall by such Judgment direct that II tlio
judgment any part thereof. not pad, the De
PENDANT he imQris ned one day f2r each two do
lars of the jufgmei. not paid.
Approved March |, 1859
A true copy of the o-igna! enrolled Act.
Attest: I. y. NtItN AHk.
Secretary cf state
BY CHARLES N.Er,<, NeIrIty.
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AN ACT

| To ,ni-ni An Act entitled An Act t. furlf-r
| anient An Act entitled tn Act To- pr vid" k,-sr
| for 'he support "i the Government ti-
| State OF Nevada" approved Ma ch /, 1856.
The PEOPLE o + the State Of Nevada. rrpre~e ntst
in Sea .tc ant. Assembly 10 cIi;.ct a. follows
ST T.oH l. Section Eleven Of said Act is hereby
amended :" A. to read A. follows:
Sccti''u tl-vtu. All tavern. hotel % ina keep
ers a.! RESTAURANTS. luhIc b ,ar,t.rc house,. .
el'iuE stands; and all public lodging house.,
all he ti,idr into tiirIr tire clnS te. To-
lows ihu-r doing bushes, in the ;,-.-rc ate i
.hr amount Of three Thousand d,iitr-. o. over,
per month"; shall constitute the fits; class lhu-s
.i,irig business to The amount ON" t!i,.l,tIlG
d,iitr- and les, th:rn titnu Thousand dollars pet
IIuI.rh shall Cut-titu,r tie second Clt-. tho
drimg business to the niuoUt,I uf les than Nrs
Thousand i, ,rS per iI,,lith shall c'l~t;Cte ts
thir II -. The "I.~,. t,r the fra r - shall
l'ci Qnarter: for the -tc,n.d cls-S. ulrn Tia" pay
n'-ist Of fifteen dollars. irr quatteri and t'F To
ihliu CIa>-, upon the nnt nf On liars an
hiit cents. per ,uart-r: iruvldeff, that nothing
ia this section shall require the paw heIlt 't an
rrrI-e for dying houses that are kept C.'rn,.
tlu win eating hu,I-.>. there. IT,, a--I":-'t"
Ceps OF I'll. h lodging department Il = ',"t ~Nr, =!
thI!ty collars per month"; NUttlig in his st,t.o'5
>hs h.. construed t. inc Il3'.p tic light
sell -rjt ul;.lt liHIIura nri wines. .,nt tr%
same >har i' distinct aui ssT@tr.tr bn iu-- tr-
t,;n AID require ,cI,.to and exclusive Ii,t,--
therefor
Approved March e. 1>o9
A true copy OF the rri .ina enrolled Act.
Attest: c. y y TEN ARE,
Secretary Of sta
BY CHARLES Marlin. Deputy.
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"r , n Q h Il u n u Z
d FEMALE MONTHLY FiIJS

,hes. Pills are now sch ,owlcdgel by the Mcdi-
81 Fraternity to be the only safe. mild and eff
c.cious remedy to be depended on in long standing
-Ase- suppression. irreguiaritv, or stopping OF
re fu;c lions Of .turs. the neglect Of which is
:hs sour. of UGH deplorabie effects the female
fraIne In M Gaze shouid these Pills be taken
~7sn the natient has rct.snn to believe she IL
y~CIEvTz Price s.. Remit the amount AZ above.
and ter will he rt.e witt. full directions for
use CURED Al HOME.
p.,tierIt4 residing in say part Of tire State, how
-ver distant who may desire medical advice on
heir pective lzas, ami VIII" think proper tosub
nit written statement II such in prefer ence, to
l,ldinr a personal interview assured that their
communications will he hsld most sncred.
All letters and money must be addressed
FESJ =. J0sSELYN ND, tssamr
535 WashinCtcn str.et'
$40 San Francisco, Cal.
6rgS.tf
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Sc NINiL WE Ii r s..

~. ,.,,,nr man who experiences that growing
-. :. il, his muscular and mental Organization
.r,,- I -, to consider whence IL arises lie Wis
"a Ia. we .kues- Of tbs. bacN eIl"inS "t the
;,,,. ,fIs F.iered seitIOn, unaccounthle li'ihE
, -,o,xrrs Of the mind distaste irr society dread
- i,,nen linz. trouble, forebodIngs ~ eva, s.rtp
..-uess tr ,ub.d and lcivlon- dreams Hecoiptii-
i,d by gro wing deafness, loss of museum" p '"eI,
80, numorous other symptoms OF disnrSinIzation
o.. ,n.i,iys r.t,- Of that mot terrible ana ie-
- =. / diseases Seminal Misunderstanding
-, I.t- u,Y-r. destroying his hope II life AID
.,,,i,., 4 and dragging HIM along III" Oi"h"h
I'll ns nj. existence, toward premature anu
.t.-,,, .r,ay, t, him who find his life drib-
,,r IN TIM, ,Ii-ch rye of the vital princ!pie vi
-, -. in un .turual and duruil en!sslotS the
49,. COS. ton Of the CAUSES oi ITS appearance
bring, no .rssurilnc" "t reIci.
GFrrI,,-a rhst holy office. the safe.cu..rt and
=. rt,nhood brings to snch one mo- hope oil
,,r,. hut .i, to his misery in the kn"~irose vi
~. ono who 10 ks him for so much Oh her nap
- =, within of his evil and an inI'cent COLI
r,.,i,r -, nj. uunishuent. He adt5 10 me misery
- =; cdr nn-,I hope leaves him There rs Il"
-. -, cent in proper and skilful treatment -
,.r.rit then AT once n phy-iCi,n whom long pr.c-
80, oI careful research has made MN 'h'ioushil
,,,,.rs,nt with every phase OF the disease nos:
- So, h.cone the victims OF seiitory vices. thtt
,reaiful, fascinating and de'frnc taol- ha'it "'
al, ,i,.I,snnd, of sick rooms with pafaiytlcs ana
,r,,,ix.s and hundreds Of nntimely graz
..s it, misguided victims, should consult "l'hou
moments DELAY who viii siinPathlze win
III .,,ffarinrs I, such the Doctor w"uid esPecai
=, recommend him-e elf, giving To eilfh anu AL
.nr.,, nf a Perfect and Permanent Cure,
i,ln,t uin,,rance from Business, Change OF Diet.
" Fear Of Exposure
b not forget the address. Hee "e'""'
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PRIV TIE; Disc ASES

>, Males aud re. Ll,Titesin Females are the grea
1-.rr,ysrs of heath. They insdously attack thu
s-...7.l AMI gradually undermine snd destroy it
...y drive the bl from the Cheek. the ItI>tF:
to-, rh,. eye the strength ana yisor from III,
,r,,,, they give ,uny An diseased offspring. ana
,,i,,, through successive generations the race o
,,,r Th. marks can be seen in >CTutuia, Con
.uu,ption, Complies, the ldotc, The Paraiytc, tnt
iusane. g, =, H.,
80 ina, those diseases arising from the contami-
IL, I.u-ri,I Poison. The nltest forms, by re-
,.,t,p, To the blood, hold ever over the one eic
-, the ,xsr.! of ae-IructInn that Is liable AT any
..,m.nt To fall anu biiEht-to utterly destroy AL
-urthiy Ii pes 49,. r,r,,
ytuIC Al ENEMY to man. combining with The
,a,.r,l doubles his dangers. Those who have
,.sn treated with that Perniclou- MI y ERAL POI
.,,S are n It cured the disease has only assumed
new form, un.,-,., Crpr-
,,n>rrHr SATISFIED WlTHPAEFlAL CURES
Vi I.,,., the poison to crawl through the sys-
,.r, ,,t,ur its way into the Tissues and organs
,.r..,,i the apparer;ly smooth surfnct. TO burst
80, in ,b. future with q vrulence that VIII b;'i'ie
~. .,,rs al Iu, iicine. When Perfect CURES can
=, ,l,t lined by consulting a physician, whom '"ng
,r,. an. thorough investigation INTO the cau,e-
= 4, I,,.,.,,-,.- al the USNARI ORGANS. entbIr to
,.r,,,i,,,. at one. the cIuse of the disease
In AL diseases entrusted 10 the Dyctor care
prVrEi,f SPEEDY, and PERMANENT CuRE
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in Syr hills and its adjui'cts, G9nnorrhet ana
ing diseases; all disorder, Of tie Bad
a.r. Kidneys and po>t.tei siinlhal "e'hae'S+
~ - - th, Heart and Lungs; Dyspepsia; Ind
.1..,t,on. ln,potency: Incipient Consumption, ana
=, ,,,,.. IF the uua.y organs in ,ithcr sex, cure
-. w,rr.nted or No PAY required,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-25

GREAT FEMALE MEDlClNE n.
IRE Creates. Discovery Of this or any othrr hSs
Preutiye Powders for Married Ladies.

These powde5 will he found Of essential value to
those whose means health, or other circnnstan-
cA4 do permit them to increase the hnniber Oh
.,.ir f. uily withcu. Inconvenience suffering. and
,e-hap- risk Of life This prt paratioD is new. SAFE
III bic convel,i snt and simple and cannot IN
inrs the health Of the most delicate. IT curtai!s
sIy c,r- tered = i, of the hghes: iity, and
.ined by the sonlde.t principles Of prn'en and
virtue Their use should be avoitcd ~ cert in
me- I.ri 80 Lox Sent +" any part Of the
cast ,.-f'-t.v safe from suspicion.
Ier,it tn. mount nv Mail W ExrreS addressed
1, BENZ y. JOSEEIYN. NJ.