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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-10

WAsllISGToS ITEM The Grand Lodge q
the District have CONF lctcd their arrange
ments for the reception and banquet 10 be Givcl
Earl De- Grey. Grand Master of AIasons Of Eng
land, at Masonic Tempt this evening. Tn,
affair promises 70 be one of the grandc>t Ma
sonic demonstrations ever given by the fraternity
in this county.
Mr.. John h. Nourse. one of our Oldest and
most respected citizens, died at his late resi-
dcncc ON Friday last. and was buried Yesterday
his funeral being attended by All immense CON
course of friends and relatives.
Tom Bowie. of a fishing party from Wash
ington, accidentally fell from boat, when hear
Budds Ferry. on Saturday. and WIS drowned
By statement published tits shown that
the subscriptions to the late carnival were
SlS,074 81, and the expenses So =. The
amount received from sources other than sub
scripton<. however, reduced the expenditures
over the receipts TO about sl:1pQ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-10

4 CEHTESARlAS. yesterday We had an
interview with an old lady. Mrs. Lucy Spain.
who is probably one of the oldest inhabitants
of Virginia. She says that she Was born ON
the 24th day Of December lIG1. and Is con>e-
ouently ln4 Years old She was born in CheS-
terield county and resided there loo years but
is now living Oh Plum street in this city. Her
maiden maine WAS Johnson. and she WAS mar
ried i'll th, 18th Year Of her age to Richard
Spain. who has long since zone before her
aud to whom sEe refers in j most touching
manner a: onc Of the best Of husbands. Her
mental faculties arc vigorous II 4 Wonderful
degree Narrative! the nuinutest circumstances
with the utmost accuracy She recoects when
Petersburg had no pavement: when Old street
WAS but i coruroyrl road. with lut few
houses all Of which We're made OF logs or
rough boards: when tn. market-h"ll.r was
but miserable she'd: located in the vicinity Of
where the Central Market HON stands and
when Sycamore street WAS hlt rough road.
hedgcd in on either side by pine and oak trees
Her husband was in the war OF ISL. and her
recollection II that struggle is perfectly vivid.
-PtGHLtry Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-10

1t is said that the President has given up
his proposed trip TO the Pacific slope. on ac-
press lie will remain in Washington until
about the middle of June or the first OF July.
when he will 90 TO Long Branch to spend the
summer with his family
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-10

The Philadelphia Bulletin states that Mrs
Sarah Bland who died ii few days ago. in
Cape May county, New jersey. at the age of
q3 years was the last survivor Of the Young
girls who strcwed flowers III the pathway IF
Gen. Washington when he passed through
Trenton IN l.sy. ON his way 10 New York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-10

The Senate Judiciary Committee held i
meeting on Saturday last and agreed TO r.pnrl
to-day the Kuklux bill substantially Is it passed
the House with Sumc few amendments An
effort will Le luade to limit the debate ON this
bill and reach u vote, itpoSsiblc. OH "Wednesday
nrNf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-10

REMARKS. The market for grain Of al kinds
opens quietly; receipts very light and price,
remain u. the closing figure Of last Week; ohcr
ing ot !s}2 bushels red whcs, with sale, a. a.
AS aid 10 :"r fair 10 good Corn i inactive
,:.!r- .: -, with offerings ol oo3 bushels DAT,
~" unchaMgr Offering, "t 80 bushels with sale.
At nu!Ii,ti Other article are unchanged!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-10

The postlna>Ier< at Harri>onburg and Edin-
bury. Va. before the war have been Muictcd
iy the L. S government for stamps in their
hands when the war began. Two other post
masters in the peninsula got off on the plea that
their Offices We're destroyed ly either Lees or
cClelan armies
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-10

1t is generally reported and believed that
Bismarck tavors the restoration to the throne
in France of Louis Napoleon. Stranger things
than such restoration have happened. But
what an uneasy seat would that throne BE-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-10

To-day, the German citizens of the [. $. in
various cities and towns throughout the coun-
try. New York, Baltimore Washington. &C..
&c. have celebrated the return of peace to
Germany. with ceremonies of public rejoicing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-10

Gov Bowie has appointed Daul Clark. of
Prince George county. and Colonel Sydney l.
Wales Of Wicomico county. the State ; agents
10 look after and prosecute the claim of the
State of Maryland against the L. $ govcln-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-10

Butler it is said will probably be the
next nan to he ''scrcnaded Ill Wash
ipetou. 1t is Washington custom 10
'.serenadc' people who want that honor or
from whom 4 speech is desired 1t is Gus
tom, too, which does not cost a great deal to
tollow-,nd give cheup entertainment. \
band only is to lie paid for. and the speeches
;lr,, Uyutis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-10

\ BRIEF AND POINTED SpEEcH.-Nr. Har-
r;s the member from the Valley district. IN
few tersc remarks exposed the abSurdlty OF
Radical legislation in afizing greater punish
mont - An attempt than TO the commission OF
a crime:
Nr Hairs. Of Virginia--AIr. Srca kcr. III
rho few minutes allotted to ING. do NOT intend
~ discuss the general merits OF this bill. But
tbarr i one feature Of il which strikes ne az
he;nr sufficient to condemn it even in the cstl-
n,or;on Of it, friends as it must in the JUDI
man1 Of the country. This I'LL presents All a.
meet of jurisprudence which have never seen
n auy LEGISLATION. In the various states OF
This Mon. Il, in England. there are !w- ior
rh,. punishment Of Offences. and also laws to
nuni,h attempts ~ commit offcnr.>: bu; 10Th
IN EurIanl and America the laws punl> III the
,ttcmnt with less severity than the actual c"ui-
sion If the offence But this bill present. the
anomaly of inAicting for thc attempt 10 commit
an offence 4 higher degree Of punishment than Is
allotted to the offence when committed. In
other words by this bill Z conspiracy of two OF
more persons to commit an assault ana battery
is made felony. puui> hab!c lT ten Year. i'm,
prisonment in the pclIiteutlary and 4 mn "i
$1,000. while assault and battcry committed
liz one man Is 4 m>lemcanor. and may be pun,
iShel by fine of one cent and costs.
appeal - members 81 the !ega! profession:
to say whether in the history Of the law they
have ever Witnessed such an anomaly Il !lai.
And appeal 10 gentlemen from the North -
say whether their own >cc;rn Of country VII!
stand legislation like that?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-10

At $erenade given to him in Washington
on Saturday night. Senator Morton delivered
speech III favor Ut the Administration and the
Radical party---;,S did, also ice President Col
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-10

Bya railroad accident near Boston yesterday,
TWO passenger cars were thrown from the track.
and u number of persons injured. The acct
ieut it is said. was caused by expansion Of
the rails
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-10

A Frostburg letter says that at no time in
the recollection Of the oldest inhabitant has
the coal trade been 50 brisk in the Cumberland
region as at present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-10
uOOE. WEDDERBURN. & CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
l.uyvrtcr- and Dealer, IL

\ II l.
Importers ard Dealer, IL
SALT. PLASTER
AND FERTILIZERS,
h. u: hand MID l. arrive = ta!! supply u:
LIVERPOOL e. A. SAT-
LIVERPOOL FINE SALT
TURKS ISLAND SALT
otthei- Ow:. importation 44 therefore guaranteed
SOFT Blue WINDSOR PLASTER.
Supplied in Lump, or Ground,
80 PERUVIAN GUANO.
FINE GROUND BONE DUST
LISTERS BONE NAL.
MAPE'S NITROGENIZED SUPERB los
PLATE LINE.
ANALYSING 3 20 per cent Ammonia. Il per cent.
Soluble Phosp hate Lines quick.as we'll a.
durable Fertilizer.
OBER'> \. \. MANIPULATED GUANO,
OBER'S ANNOTATED SUPERPHOS-
PLATE LINE.
well known in this section ~ having been e1-
trl.ivelv and successfully used by the side OF
uthc. iNv"r!tr lnanurcS.
They have imported this Sprngs supply ~
ENGLISH DISSOLVED BONE.
which comes with the guarantee of the English
i..pccton which is very rigid, and SUPPORTED
RovAl Agricultural Society Of England, and Dr..
j W Mallet. u. the University of Nirgl!Ix
Particulars furnished on application.
Pu: up in strong bags weighing 3p lbs each
timely ground and ready for sowing Or drilling
Price 50 per ton. ZOO lbs.
All Of the above articles sold NJ lowest mar
kct price,. Ap lo-ihI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-10

Mr. :;rilcllc! j. e. .ct hi salary a. Minister
to f..n@ianl. Notwithstanding hi being detained
in thi- country an the High Commission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-10

\ DESPERATE KILLED. Wear han!r I
inform our readers that the co;oreI desperate
and horSe-thief. who shot and Ian.erou<i:
wounded Mc>Srs Loving and Rogers. at Lo"'
ng>tnn few days ago. WAS killed in Amherst
county ar late hour Friday c"cn!ng. he WIS
pursued after leaving Lovinc<tnn. lra larg,,
party Of gentlemen from Nelson COUNTY. and
was nvtrtakjm on The farm Of Mr.. George
Hammer. mca. the Buffalo Briigc. a|''ut :
miles from Amherst Court house. Upon h.
ing summoned to surrender. he refused. Al tn.
same time drawing l >ix->hooirr. with which
he attempted to shoot Mr. Frank Howl. one ri
the party in pursuit Of him. lli> pistol -na!,-
ped. and Mr. H.. who Wa armed with :.
,loubo-larrcirl shotgun. loaded with b;lc.,
shot. fired. shooting him through tha heal
and killing him Instantly lie was tlI!y!I,.ni!-
fed as the rascal who did the ,hnoiin. at Low
ing>ton. Papers found in hi l'o>:>.ion show
that his name was VIM. Grimes. AMI he l.
SUPPOSED to be the fellow who ran away dur
ins the war from Mr. Richard Grimes. h.
lives near New Glasgow 1t i Ms" th"'i-hi
tha; he is the same man who Wa >rntr:s'I IT,
the prnitenviary for horS, stealing under the
name "i Doctor llomcnl. from Ro'!;lnGI!an
but who rs,.al~J from the llarri>onhnrs Jail. .-
Some Of the papers "n hi rrr~'iI prove lhn
he has lately been in Shrrcu>burG Fcnn>GE
vania Lu..hnHr9 -Nc,c<.
An accoun; d: ,hi> dc%i'rr'l' NJ rn!di>h-
81 in >atura: ';,@rtte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-10


Kansas City Bulletin "A merry and joyous
COMPANY hal assembled last evening at
the St. Nicholas Hotel 70 do honor to the
union Of TWO loving hearts-the marriage of
Mr. J. C.. Foster. late Of Bowling Green. Ky.
10 Ni>, Rose Bird. Of this city Father Don
nelly had iu>t performed the marriage ccre
lnony. The bride was in the I,aror attended
By I bery Of beauties and merry young maidens.
The proud bridegroom had but just passed out
to the saloon to receive the pledges and con-
gratulations Of his friends, when there entered
III uninvitcl guest. Mr. Thomas Smith. Of
Independence who at once acc0sted FoSter.-
Very t,w words passed between them. 4 by
>tandcr over heard the following conversations
the meaning whereof Is still Shroudcd in MyS-
tr.y. Foster was standing at the corner Of the
Ear. when Smith said: You do not mean it.
Il do Then prepare yourself. At the
same rimc IL prpduceta navy revolverand fired
iuto Foster Turning around. without 4 word
Of explanation. the assassin walked out OF the
saloon putting up his pistol 4: he walked cool
j. across fhn street. past the court house. -
court huuS,. ne mounted hi horse and fled out
pursued. The bridegroom staggered backward
bench. Medical attendance WIS soon upon the
>.,.nc. and the wounded man carried w stairs
His cries Were continuous His only exrlalna-
ton Ir.ing. ZION! Smith. why dill You murder
me- ''nh. why have yuu shot lue down upon
this my wedding? H. who va, Your best
friend and loved You OH, Tom why have
y,u murdered ne? 4 ha>ty examination OF
the wound l,y pr> Nligan Taylor. and other
surgeons who's: Ianc- We wcr- unat'c IL learn.
showed l.at the E'uilri had PASSED through the
ri.ht hand and had entered the abdomen heal
tn, .rnin. AMI hail Glanced "bliluc!y down
war,l> l"lpiiI! about three inches lr"m where
it hal entered. The opinion IT the surgeons
w#< thai the wound WAS dangerous. hut nct he
,r,-ariIy fatal The >ccIlc III the arlor WIS be-
yu!.l descriptions The fair and elegantly attr
cl Erlr stricken down III her grief and horror.
va .urrnEu!rl hv her !llI,-suIllis ana rr!i.
Ii,r- lIrr,. and there We're fair .Ir!- lying
jre,,tl-.r .il in,rl-!hI.' FROM fright. :Svt> and
wii,l,l Wcr: tn "n :. >Uuul- l. DC heard All
wa ,:rii,,.~. a!i -!icI where .rI aud Gle hid
rri4u.t -H..s,u4c nri twenty minutes t'ciur,'.
Tom Smith j. i.,w under Indictment trr rob
bins :;i"n: X Thornton bank in l>I1. Oh IN
formation furnished ~ Jim e. Chi!I~
Hhl'h III ''rH Fc!u!i; from tu-titc. III All
ada l..:' o'".ut w. gyar-. having but r"+:ntIy
returned - liz Lluc al Inicncudcnr,. Hi
,,..rr,. is,.,,.;;I,.r.i dn,Ih,tul We b,v.. I,..u
!ii'. .r,, .I,,,,..,,., .I.,, la >, hi. dad
uiii,'F !" ~" ''ie T'u>c t"'' IL! - III "'
~ blood. J H.: Wl!"!c h!t!! Erulaiil> u'l2HFpuu1l
III Il vii g! ;.!ystrry.
L.irEA II FAIR The tria! 81 5hi- rcnarka-
lii. y,...man in Eau Fronci>co. possesses no lit
i :.... -; I'M l,..,l r,.,i .r. .,r,j f',r tEi .
~, ''' .;... 3D.. ,r,,.ni;rl,. ,.,n.i,L.r,Il.
''"'' "" - -;
'!I,'' "a "''F mr. i,t5E -HI>' AZ va ~ M
at, It'll :, u.ilII While here 'rilI'ri herself III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-10

There my sonlrtinr.- Ia. mrt IL til. ,irr,.i'
of Portland i l.ighi-ryrl. rosy litt!o "unrn
usually accompanied IL ~" children. on 4
fair lirtl, girl and thr othcranarl'lr l"nn'hln@
ur.hin Of six or eight Years. Nothing: cxlra"r
binary about that hu Thereby han a II.
A. rL,. time II the ''l.tr unpIra~an;I,,..- thu
lr,lr lady, lover Wa 4 soldier. AMI Wa Il 'air
with Phil. Sheridan in the Shrnani",h. wii.."'.
he lost l.r The lady, friend notified i"t
th,t IT course he would REGARD IA. 'n-:l.r-
m,nt ~ cancelled II >hal it, rrthin- 81, ti,''
kind. III replied. w hal, !"arr} ''ne.
lee4rd lnan: or c"lrs2 III sViliI /" d.
Whv. rIy-- yvt,r old. II thvy i shot Jam,
Ill ,,v,y unl saved thu IL. ii have married
that Thank hcvrn. >aySa local PAPER he
WAS not reduced II that. .iau.cs had i god
rorl; l... a rood situations two nlc;' Liable. and
onr of the trut-t AMI best lii:!, wiz III Chris
trndnEl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-07

| am expecting her back any moment
Can't you see the poor young mans
face at such wonderful news, the eyes big
with establishment and pain wonder
which he believed at that tust moment
his own ears, or his own eyes.
Miss Lucy has gone out, has shey' he
said, taking up his hat and looking queer,
ayes, Oh, don't be thinking Of going
Mr.. Barrister; she left word that she'd be
back in u jify" gushing open the blind,
and | was ter keep who called There,
do believe she's coming now; but she'll
be back afOre long, and depend ont" And
then she fell ter telling him stories about
the Marshes and the Swamps, and Il pot
of gold that was said ter he buried on the
place, nobody knew where, and it didn't
matter; and Mr.. Barrister just answered
"No" and ayes" and "Ah" without hear
ing word OF it all, till Miss Marrigold
began to think him the misera0lest com
pany in the world, when, by.and.by, the
tOre.dOOr opened, and in came my lady,
Lucy Ellen, flushed and beaming, dressed
in her good clothes, with her sunshade
and violet gloves.
"0h, Mr.. Barrister," she cried, have
you been here long, How glad am Ter
see your And then she stopped aud
changed color at the strange, strange look
in her lovers cyes-or the eyes that he'd
been her lovers an hour ago which he'd
took on terrible sadness,
II am going away" said he then. ~
wish ter bid you good'by and ter thank
you lor-for much pleasure and many
many inequalities,
"But you will come this way ag'i and
come ter sec us :" said Lucy Ellen, light
ing up, thinking he only wanted u little
ave hey not lost you
mo, Miss Lucy, shall never come
his way ag'in. You Ter lost me alto
gether, il that is anything; and II hey
ost more than any one; | hey lost my
Iaith in wOmanhOol." And then he took
his hat agin and let himself out, and they
never set eyes on him ag'in. And them's
est the reasons why Lucy Ellen Mari
gold never got married,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-07
pittsburgh Live stock Market.

TUESDAY, September 3, 1871.
CATrLE-The arrivals OF cattle TO this time
have been fair. and In quality are the came a.
last week. The number Of buyers here are about
a. usual. Under the Influence Of more favorable
adVices from the New York market prices have
advanced a fnll quarter cent. A load Of fine cat.
Tie sold Today for &C per h. this we believe to be
the highest price reached, and II Is considered an
outside figure and cannot he taken as a criterion
togo by Prime and extra stock sell readily,
while on medium and common grades the mar.
ls more slow. Most Of the sales to-day were
made 10 New York buyers. The following are
the current rates. Extra, 200 to 500 lbs steers
IS 90 TO IS 75; good to prime, i,i0O TO 12O0 lbs,
IS OOtO IS 30; common 10 medium, 600 to I i Cd
his, a. 80 to e. on; bulls, stays and cows 500 Ia
800 lbs, 81 70 to u 90; stock steers 800 to 100
lbs. g 70 to 81 %,
lious-The arrivals fair. Under the influence
Of a better demand and lighter receipts prices arc
q shade better than last week. To-day sales are
rather slow. The following are the quotations
ruling for the different kinds: Extra, Phlladcl.
phla, Is COOS 10; good to prime, Philadelphia,
gas to $50 lbs, g sos %; good to prime, New
York, 1870 to 22D lbs, a 5OQ4 60. -..., -.
SHERP--The arrivals to.day iair. The market
moderately active, sales being made fast enough
to prevent Any Accumulation OF stock. The
following are the quotations current for the DIFF
ierent Kinds and gtades as bought and sold u
this market: Good to prime, IS 10 90 lbs. ~ u
to a. 90; decent to fair, % to 80 lbs ~ "a
a. 30; mean to common, Otto IS lbs. 81 - q
$500 foot rot and scalawags, by the head, 81 %
TO 100
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-07
New York Money and stock Market.

NEW YORK, September o.
GoLD-SuoHg ut il3S6l13,i. Loans were
made at La, l64 and 9per cent loEu and IA
9per cent for carrying Clearings $t6,5OO 900
Exports to-day about S95, 600.
MoNEY-Easy at 2G9 per cent.
STERLING RxcHANGE-l0sI.
GoyERSNENTs-Are strong, the principal buy
ers being German bankers. on the part OF do
mestic dealers the future Of business 10 the er.
change Of Gas, CAS- and G5's for 67'a and Gss,
principally for 61's. This amount offered by the
Government to-day was ahout $i,0O0,0O0,
Awards $IOOOOOO, ut from liz rs to ll9a5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-07
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September G.
FLouR-Dcmand fair and market hrm al un.
changed prices,
dRiIN-Whcat scarce and firm, Ohio and
Indiana 81 sal 30. Corn, scarce and firm,
mixed western 69070c Oats, 46l64sc,
PA6VBToRs-- Unchanged
WuteKY--FiTm Al SIC
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-07

AN Iowa husband came home drunk
and said he had been on u "bear hunt"
His wife didn't believe him, and said he
had been out with some female. mo !
hain't," said he, ~ can prove that have
been to the tavern all day"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-07
Dn. HOoFLAND's GERMAN TONIC

has been specially prepared. It is intended for
use where slight alcoholic stmulant Ia required
pCrtieB Of tho pure German Bltters, but 80 flavor.
ed az 10 remove the extreme bitterness. This
preparation ls not only palatable, but combines,
In modified form, all tho virtues Of the German
Bltters. The solid extracts Of some of Natures
choicest restOratlYes are held In solution by a
spurious agent OF the purest quality In cases
OF langaOr or excessive debility, where the Rys.
ten appears TO have become exhausted Of lts en-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-07

STocKs-Thc Stock Exchange was the scene oil
Increased activity to-day. In some cases the
highest prices Of the season were made. Busi'
ness was heavy on lSyorite speculative shares
especially In Erie, Western Union, Wabash, Pa
cihc Mall OhI0's, Union Pacific and New
York Genital and scrip. The market closed
active and strong.
The Posi- says the Indications are that we are
TO have what Is called bull market for several
weeks. TherewaS meeting to-day Ofthe Union
Pacific directors in Boston, ut which new ar.
rangemcnt in regard 10 Pacific Coast freIghts
with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company was
to come up for formal ratification. Private dis.
patches from Boston say thai the meeting 10 still
In session, and that the arrangement alluded To
will be ratiled
STATE HONDs-S0ulhern State securities on
the last call were generally strong, The bidding
prices to-day extended to.nearly all bonds IN the
list, and more quotations were made than for
AOme time DAal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-07

acts with almost marvellous effect II not only
stimulates the tagging and wasting energies but
inVigorates and permanently strengthens Its aC.
tlOn upon the Liver and Stomach thorough, per.
haps less prompt than tho BtterB, when the
same quantity IA taken Ia none the less certain.
lndigcstlOn, BlllOusness, Physical or Nervous
Prostitution, yield readily 10 It's potent influence.
II gives the Invalid Il new and stronger hold upon
life, removes depression Of spirits, and inspires
with the ease and comfort OF perfect health. II
gives strength TO weakness, throws dependency
10 tho winds, and starts the restored invalid upon
anOw and gladstone career But DR.. 1lOonahd's
benefaCtlons TO the human race are not confined
IN his celebrated
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-07

Now we desire the reader 10 distinctly under
stand that this extract Of the MAndrakGis many
times more powerful than the Mandrake ITSELF
II Ia the medicinal virtues OF this health. glvIng
plnat In perfectly pure and highly concentrated
form. Hence II Ia that two Of the POlophyllIn
Pills constitute full dose, while anywhere six
TO eight or handful Of other preparations VI the
Mandrake are required. The PO1ophyln
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-07

hut II IL not our intention to dlscant on the
horrors Of dyspepsia. To describe them truth.
fully Is simply an impossblllty but II 10 possible
to point out a remedy. We have said that dys
pepsia 10 perhaps the most universal Of human
dlseases. This Ia emphaucaly the case In the
United States. Whether this general prevalence
is due to the CharacterO! the food, the method OF
Its preparation, or the hRsiy manner In which II
ls usually swallowed, Is not onr province 10 OK.
10 deal Is THIS:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-07
ACTS DIRECTLY ON THE LIVER

stimulating its functions and Causlnglt 10 make
itS hillary BCCrCtIons In regular and proper guam.
follow the use Of mercury Ia entirely avoided by
their lise But II 10 not upon the Liver only that
their powers are exerted. Tho extract Of Man.
drake contained In them is sklllfnlly combined
with four other extracts, one Of which acts upon
the stomach, ono upon the upper bowels, one
upon the lower bowels, and one prevents any
giIplng effect, thus producing a pill that lnllI.
enCes the entire digestive and allmentary system,
In an equal and harmonious manner, and its nc
tlOn entirely free from nausea vomiting or grip.
Ing pains common TO all other purgatlvea.
Possessing these much desirable qualities, the
POdOlOphylln becomes Invaluable asa