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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-28
Saturday, July, lie, 1870,


Commencing At 10 o'clock A. N At the front door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia. sell
at public auction the following described parcels Of
real estate IN the city Of Wheeling, West Virginia,
II Part q lie east half Of lot No. 10 square u.s. on
the corner Of Eot and Twelfth Streets being paral
telegram irouting about SlXtySx feet along Twelfth
sttect and about fortyone feet along EO street. be-
log 30 much Of said east half fronts on Twelfth
street aud extending southWardly VI equal width
along EOt street about fOrty-One feet This parcel
may DO sold - whole or 10 two or mole parcels As
may be found most advantageous by the undetsgned
!. The residue q The 6aSt half Of lot No. . 10
square Is alOresuid, being much Of aid east half
Is not embraced 10 the hpt parcel. ThntWo parcels
above mentioned are bounded on tue west SgGPectGed
IN Exhibit No, s Of complAnAnl's bill which Is .
copy OF deed made by L. A Hildreth aud wife to
John Nolan, dated September I, 1S2
\. A parcel Of ground bounded rs follows: Begin
nlnI u the southeast corner Of Filth (nOw EOt)
street aud The extension Of East Union tnoW
Eleyenthl street, tkAp Southerly with the eist line
Of Th street "a feet 70 the northwest corner Of the
public school lot tor tho Third WaFd, and With the
line OF aid lot eaStWlrdly lS feet to the northeast
corner Of aid lot thence north and parallel With the
t line % feet 10 said Union street, aud thence vest
ey aud IarAlel with the second line lS2 feet TO the
T. Tbs north thirty tSs iee, Of lot numbered
o. on Market street, between Ninth and Tenth
Streets extending back Of equal Witdh 10 stone wall.
5. Lot No. !, square s., In the Buena Vista add.
0n except the cast part thereof said east part 'front.'
log 90 81 Charles street tWeat{-Sx ieet and running
back to Mrs 6'ayeYs line, being at the latter point
thirty feet IN Width,
TERas OF sALE.-ous-ihInl Of the purchase money
AMI ~ much more s the paruh1Aer may elect 10
hand the residue In equal iustallmelIS d and u
months respectively from the day Of sale With inAti
IRON that day, the purchaser togve bond With appV:
Cd personal security for the deferred inStallmentS and
the title TO be retained until payment Of purchase
money In full. DANIEL LAMB,
W. r. HUBBARD,
lei Special Commissioners.
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New ORLEANS, June 21.-CoNee Dull !;
Rio cargoes ordinary to prime lIal5c. Su.
gar-ln fair demand; inferior to good com.
mon 6a614c; common to good common G9<a
exc; yellow clarified 7Xa79Sc. Molasses-
Firm; termenttng 242S0c; common 95a2s c;
fair 2SaS0c. Rice-Dull; Louisiana ordinary
to choice 69Sa7Xc.
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NEW York, June o7.-Business quiet with
package houses, but staple cOttOns and wooden
goods are moving fairly on account Of back
orders. Cottons very firm and some medium
bIeached sbirtings slightly advanced, Madl,
UNI fancy, printa in fair request Mems wear
%oolenS sluggish The auction sale OF large
jobhlng stock was concluded to-day. The sale
was great success,
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ToIMo.

ToLEno June 27.-Wheat-Firmer; No. 1
white Michigan 81 90; extra do 81 10; amber
Michigan, spot and June 81 OAK; September
9SAc; No. . red winter June 81 ii; July
s. 0?7G August 99c; September 0sXn. Corn
-tirui No. spot 400; June 4ONc; July
S1Aei August SS3Sc. 0ats-steady; No. Z,
SIC; white 35c,
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PHILARElPH1A, June 27.-Flour-D and
weak; Minnesota extra family, medium,
s. IS; do good, IS 90; do fancy IS 25a7 so;
family, good, s. 10; South Illinois, very
fancy 50 IS; Minnesota patent 80 90. Rye
Flour-Steady at s. 10. Wheat-Excited for
June; shippers have temporarily withdrawn
from the market, and 1t Is impossible to give
reliable quotations; No. red, elevator,
81 lax; June 81 20 bid; 81 81 asked; July,
81 l0% bid 81 l0K asked; August, s. OK
bid; 81 Ok asked; September 81 OOH bid,
Corn-steRdy; rejected, track, S5aST steamer,
mixed do 31aS9c; western mixed 42a43I<c;
sail mixed. June 4SHc bid; 4SJEc asked
July 4Slic bid; 4SSfc asked; August 4SNc bid
4Sxc asked September 449zc bid; 4i9Sc asked,
0ats-Dull; mixed western SAKE; whitS
western S6aS8Xc. Provisions-F and un'
changed. Lard-Western, GIa0Hc. Butter
Dull; creamery extra, l6al6c; New YorE
State and Bradford county, Pa extra l2c
western Reserve l04llp, Eggs-ExceSSivC
supply; western, INKS. Cheese : Steady
FeimeFy N8Na6Xe. PetroleumGFirmsk 70
fined. 8Hc; crude, % WhisEy-sleady and
unchanged,
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A aoop nurse is q blessing to every
family, and allssnsible pgraes recommend
that innocent but etfectual remedy for all
the pains and ills that befall o baby-pr
Bulls Baby Syrup. Price 95 cents,
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RaItimoPe.

BALrINoRE, June :7.-Flour Dull; west.
ern supertine s. 0oaS 50; do extra 81 coal Is;
do family S. 00a5 rs. Wheat-Western firm /;
No. 2Pennsylyania red 81 q; No. 2 western
winter red, spot, {12I; June, none offered +;
July 81 09jIal cox; August 81 07Ita1 OK;
September 81 05SSaI OAK, Corn-Western
easier business light western mixed, spot
and June 4Sxc; July, 4Slcy August ti1{ci
September 4t9sc; steamer Pc 0ats-Quiet
steady and unchanged, Rye-Qqiet at 69a5se
Hay HacIYaj prime 10 choice Rennsylyania
sig GOALS %. Pfoylsiols-PiFN. Mea Poll
$50 rs. Bulk Meats-IooSe shoulder tHo
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s,o,c laI and laIlOrs Residence Of Brick,

:, n r,niawn arcorilng to plans and speclhtationS
f,, En- 81 the UfhCO Of UeO. u Sturgtss
'ronea!. will bc received tOr, the stone; brick
o,,i un, plA.terlns piintiIg, glazing and un TntE
., IA security In penalty equal 70 the amount
4, Mi. In lurm and with conditions TO Do approved
y, M. commissioner, innAt accompany each lid: =,
All, pwjS,sila, with The rteomm enlallonS o. we
,.,i.,l 1nrrs. viii 10 submitted 10 tie said County
u.I At IL August Term, 1879, for its action with
li"g Information will Le Furnished upnn appliCa.
WV A. ". BRJWN,
''N I. +. WATSON, u
q. c. BrURGIsS, y
Commissioners.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE
oPTHE
BELMONT NAIL WORKS !

BY virtue ola aecd Of trust made by the Belmont
Nall Works 10 NE u TRUSTEE, dated FubraATy 1885,
and recorded In the office Of the CIer. u the County
Court Of Ohio COUNTY West Virginia, In deed Of trust
book No, ~, folio SS and tol1Oaug, which deed Is
amended and HErec.E BY aIIDter detl male by said
Belmont Nail Works u ME, dated Apr l1,-TBID, aud
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COURT SALES,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Desirable DWELLING Houses.

In pursuance Of decree made by tho Municipal
Court Of Wheeling on the 18th day OF April 1879, IN
the cause in chancHy In said Court pending wherein
the Central building Association No. Is complainant
signed SpeciHl Commissioners named In aid decree,
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,Sr. LOUIS, Juno 27.-HOas-Dull and un.
changed. Receipts $500 head; shipments
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rnnlIsIIEEs. aALEa.
TRUsTEE's SALE :

By virtue Of deed Of trust made hy J.w. Chap.
Zoe and Emily T. Chapllns to me, Is trustee dated
the ID day Of February, 1914 aud t,caded 10 The Re-
eqldsts oee q Ohlo county, West vinilhia 70 deed
ttuit tbQk No ~, laEts f.e aud Sei viii ell At
lhe trehp door q thO Court House Of Ohio county,
wStt'vitSiAis, %
Saturday the 2Sth Day ofIuns, 1879,
eonptntihE At. 10 O'Clock a. ", the following
,dgrtibed PfJpeFt tO.gip trait DF parcel Of Land
situated III Ohio county, Mest VlHiniA on tbs
waters ii ShoTt Creek, commencing ata stake Ia the
Jacobs lnO, thence l0uth ~ cast 10 Goi00 pile! 70
stake, thence south 664 satt ~ p1Fs TO stake
thence south E1IT', eaSt 72.l0l pOlea to stake,
thence south l2H cast DO GO.lOO POLES To sake,
thence south sic, west a GS.iUI I1les ~ stake,
thHnno south sGS, NSt 10 et-lo0 poles TO StOne,
lhenee south, 482 west 70 6l-iOl poles To stake,
thence BDulh ~, elAt II Si'iOO IOlts 10 stone,
thence Iouth Az, Eest 81 poles 10 buiCrnut tree,
thence north ~ vest lS5 2t.lb0 poles " stump,
thence north OK, eas 2Ot poles y stake, thence
moth 10, edst u SG-l00 poles ~ the lace vi begin.
Mug, cuhtalnlng ~ AeTrS, Que rOoI aud three poles
more or eas being the same property tht james Y.
Pearson and FOFente v, PeauOn Conveyed " VIM. H.
Chapllne aud Emily Il. chaplng, by d q daild The
6th VI March, 1871 aud rBCOrled In Ihe Clerks ONCE
Of Eald cUAhty Ia deed book No 49, pages i6l and l89
1kRAs or SALE-pnesthl I'D cash, the TCsduS In aiE
and twelve months tr0m late Il sale, tue purchaser "
give nOl bearing lR'etoSt fIon date, for the de-
terTod payments, and to give decd 81 trust on the
property 70 secure their payment. lite Is believed
y 70 good but sailing a. ruSeo will only convey such
utle a. j. VesIed In me.
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Bethesln Water, Bethe,tIn wafer ,

We claim that this wonderful water is a
specific for diabetes and Bright's disease OF
the kidneys two diseases always supposed to
be tnclrablc. 1t may not cure Ia every In.
stance, but we claim that nine times out Of
ten radical cure Is effected We are receiv.
Ing every day certificates OF wonderful cures
performed by the Use Of this water, which are
little short Of miraculous. It Is the most
marvellous In Its curative properties the world
has ever seen or witnessed since the time OF
Jerusalem.
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orNERAL NOTICES.
,rAIED PROPOSALS.


WIHKtINDl w NA'' JUN 3I1ul IvIV'
slid proposals will b. received At The Once Of tht
n, ,'lsfE mill TIL TUESDAY,, July ~ lsIy; o.
t,nrsl bOUlleIs not less thIn Jour ~ not
''i .isht Isl Inches 10 their Longest diameter
p N' xxx irrSIn be deliyeted at the wheeling wharf
,, n. h. addressed TO the Chairman o. ihe CoHi'
streets AS sns 1PS SIss FiSSi
n, f,a,t any or al ids, ,o,yoy, vr nj, r, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-28

JOSEPH SPEInEL & Co., wholesale grocers,
are headquarters for Jackson's Best Tobac.
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:" alIEX. UrpEGRAFF, GU Cl %.
rI,O CONTRACTORS.

,..l r,opoSal, will be- received by the under.
.,.',l commissioners appOlntol by the County Court
81 mongolia county iOr ne na.TPossl ate os ~:
lawn " Va up 10 july 36lb' 1917 ~ n09hiiVt mV
,ttriil4u of
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PROVERBS.

No one can be sick when the stomach
blood, liver and kidneys are healthy, and
hop Bitters keep them So"
The greatest nourishing tonic, appeI
ilzer, Rtrengthener and curative on earth-I
Hop Bltters.n
ut Is impossible to remain long sick
~ ont OF health, where Hop Bitters are|
why do Hop Bitters cure so much?"
Because they give good digestion, richI
blood, and healthy action Of ali the organs.
NO matter what your feelings or aiIment|
Is, Hop BitterS will 10 you good"
Remember, Hop Blttesneverd does harm,
put good, always aud continually"
Purify the blood, cleanse the stomach
|and Sweeten the breath with Hop Bitters. n
Quiet nerves aud balmy sleep IN Hop
mo health with inactive liver and uri.
Inaty organs without Hop Bltters."
Try HOP Cure and Pain Relief.
For sale by LAuoHLrN BRos. & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists,
TUTs&w Wheeling, W. Va.
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.


NV YoRK, June 27.-MoxEY-Easy at 2I<a
4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper SKA
~ per cent Sterling Exchange, Bankers
bills weak at = S6h. Sight Exchange on
New York 81 S6{.
Dry good imports for the week amounted to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-28

81 OPS 900.
GovERGMEHTs-Firm.N
United States 6 OF 1881, coupon.
SeH
New -Four and halls
EeN FoaIs
currency
RAILROAD BoNDs-Generally strong. &C.
& !. C.. firsts 20.
STATE BoSDs-Dull, except Louisiana con.
soils, which were strong and higher.
SrocEs-Speculation was dull throughout,
but firm tone prevailed. and the market
closed strong at an advance Of NaJS per cent,
except for Kansas Pacific, which declined /
per cent.
Transactions aggregated 1900 shares, Of
which 5000 were Erie, 1000 Lake Shore
5000 Northwestern, 1000 St Paul com.
mon, 1000 Lackawanna. $500 New Jersey
Central, 5000 Ohio and Mississippi, G,6OO Pa,
Ciic Mail, 10, 700 Kansas City and Northern,
2.OOe ST.. Louis and San Francisco and 3 ,OOo
Western Union,
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West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
"a Marketstreet, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PRIcE-50cents per gallon, s. per 10 gallon
keg, s. per half.barrel, SIC per barrel.
LOGAN, LlsT 4 Co,
Bridge Corner, Main street.
Exclusive agents for Dunbar's Bethesda
Water In Wheeling.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-16

of Madison to open the sessions with
prayer.
BY Mr.. Nichols, instructing the
Sergeant-at-Arms to furnish $500 con-
les of the Governors message for the
use of the Assembly.
BY Mr.. Hutchinson, that so much of
the Governors message as relates to
the homeless children of the State
and to the property of Governor Wash
burn, be referred to select commit
tee, to confer with Governor Wash
burn in regard to such property.
Adopted, and Messrs. Hutchinson.
Nichols and Frost were appointed
committee.
Several bills were introduced
On motion of Mr.. Fischer, the AS
sembly adjourned till 1880 o'clock
Monday evening.
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HUMAN NATURE ILLUSTRATED.

HUMAN NATURE ILLUSTRATED.
A recent investigation reveals the
TACT that some women in New York
receive but 35 cents a dozen for max
ing shirts. Hood was right. 1t isn't
linen we're wearing out, but other peo-
pies lives. Having ascertained this
shameful fact, of course the inyestiga-
ton Will stop there.-Ex.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-16

NEHRAsKA.-Governor Nance and
the new State officers were sworn in
at Lincoln last Thursday. The Gov
ernor's inaugural is an interesting
public dhcument, referring to the pres
ent prosperous condition of the State
and prospective growth, with general
recommendations. Lieutenant Cover
nor Carnes announced the Senate Com
mlttees.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-16

Active preparations are now being
made for the harbor railroad extern
sion. The line which has been survey
ed varies but little from the old line Of
the X. r. & r. l. r. r.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-16

Anna Dickinson issued letter to
the press from Philadelphia, which
tells its own story, as follows: $50
many people want to know what An.
Ma Dickinson purposes doing, and So.
many unauthorized and contradictory
reports have been put in circulation
that [ must beg space in your paper to
give a general answer, and to doit
over my own name. That / have not
been at work for the last year is SOLE
~ IN consequence Of ill health. i
propose, in answer to almost innumer-
able requests, to talk about the plat
form and the stage from the platform
and. later in. the season, to do what J
can upon the stage in new piece of
my own writing and in An engage
ment already made"
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From the Peoria National Democrat DEM.
ONE DEMOCRAT Who SEES THE POINT.
We think it high time for Democrat
&c papers everywhere, especially in the
North, to "dry up" about the ''bloody
shirt and Southern outrages." The
sneaking, cowardly murder Of White
and Clark, two colored witnesses on
their way to New Orleans, to testify,
under subpoena of the United States
Court, before the United States Grand
jury, is an outrage" that cannot be
excused, palliated, patched up, nor de-
defended by any honest white man.
and the sooner Blaine and his whole
committee, and the Federal army. too,
get after the perpetrators, the better
Tor the peace of the country. If these
Southern devils think that the North
ern Democracy are going to back them
up IN all and any sort of diabolism
they may perpetrate, they are very
much mistaken. Thay have cursed the
Northern Democracy long enough and
often enough by their inhuman barba-
rism; and if they want any further
support from Northern Democrats.
they must act like civilized white men.
and not like demoniac savages. The
country has had exactly enough of that
sort of conduct, and no more will be
tolerated. Let us hear no more about
the bloody shirt or Southern outrages
in a single Northern Democratic pa
per. These Southern devils have made
their bed; let them lie in it.
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CONNECTICUT. = The Connecticut
Legislature met in joint convention
and elected the Republican State ticket.
At half-past Governor Andrews was
escorted to the Capotol and installed as
Governor. His message opens with
congratulations upon specie resump-
ton and the hope of return of pros
perity. The Governor favors allowing
women property-holders to vote upon
questions affecting property.
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egt@IOLD OVER SENATORS.


st9@EOLD OVER SENATOR'S.
Hon. C. D.. Gross, Chaef .CleEls of the
1878, called the folloMin g roll
tof Senator'S holding owen, all Of whom
except Wolf and Rice: "a
2. sThos. r. Hudd, Ba,omn. sf-a
a. George w. Swain, Vernon.
81 George II. Paul, Milwaukee.
S..Benoni 0. Reynolds, WalWorth.
i10..4John A. Rice, Waalaesha.
H. Joseph E. Treat, Green.
a.. David e. Welch, Sank.
49,, Oscar G. Hathaway, Grant,
Is. Alcnzo A. Lopez, Fond ,dn Lac.
90. LOFTS Wolf, Sheboygan.
%. George n. Richmend.
"a. Dana Reed Bailey, st. tCroix.
20. Matthew Andersen, Dane.
2S. Archibald Campbell, Iowa.
80. AID. Andrews, Iowa.
80. Mn. 4. Price, Jackson.
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kENosHA, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, JANUARY B 1879

'sembly proceeded to the election of
Sergeant-at-Arms, with the following
result:
Mlletus Knight received 66
Mel Diamond received 32
n9
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WISCONSIN LEGISLATURES.
SENATE.

WEDNESDAY,, Jan. g ~ $40. .
ThedSenate of 1879 Msss called to or
faer. at az O'clock noon, 10y Lient, Coy.
tBingham.
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READY FOR BUSINESS.

Senator Burrows offered a resolu-
ton, which was adopted, to the effect
that the Assembly be informed the
Senate is now fully organized, and
ready for business.
Senator Rice was granted indefinite
Leave Of absence: A recess was then
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livery STABLE-Ben. Jeaett IS psc pared t,
IL furnisI the besE Horses :aiad Carriages. TO
businesssaor pleasure on the SslertesS notice
Hearse al I'll. times ready to attend j lnerals
Stable oIfa Ii Fket sqWare, neag Gsae 'R1ss Office
KenOShag2Vi sconsG.
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Mr.. Eldred having received major
ity of all the, votes cast, was declared
duly elected, and came forward, and
the oath of Office was administered to
him by the Speaker, and he resumed
the duties of the office.
ELECTION OF SERGEANT-AT-ARMs.
On motion of Mr.. Mitchell, the AS.
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TIT ANDRE. ManufactsERe1, NNaG 3salt amt
Ill. Rel all deaEeg in Cigars. HPlug, Cat Chewing
and Sin, k ing Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes s6c. His Ci-
Yars are a Il made from besS Qualities OF domestic
and inns d ted tobacco and sod to tic trade at
lowestle "a sh rates.. Also, constantly on hand
some fine Meerseaaum Pipes, lOrdera promptly
filled IL il ectly opposite hiSditsstanG No. 371s
Main Str ye4. KeH@sha. Wis.
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n+vP. w HEYAKER Il 60, Manufacturers OF
N.SI orta Ode IL Statonaxg Steam Engines aTad
3oue~s. ST afttalg and Palllies, Hand and Poker
TirsFe end IFS, aire Drills, aud alb ether KINDS OF
MACHINERY !, Also Kenssha Union Thimhae
Skeing, TIL yeMsr Bolster and Reach Plates, Ke@-
-EleS@E leig ! &noes and Rsst MalI3. Repairing
doneIrom. ptlY. ~ =.
Ken osha. WINS. April aHtsli 1874. VIZ
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-20

Rrxrox R,nwscgs. No.. April 10Th lsss
Ds Jou~ ErlL.--Dr ,R StR. Knowing the efiracy II
ssrsapar'la ami the healing and beneficial ansli.
ties Il send you fhe following statement !"
my case.
was wounded about vesrs agc--was taken rrIs-
and confined for sixteen months. neinr "a
uffen nav wounds have healed yet. have M
. moment since was wounded. nm shuf through ths
hps NV wenerai health j. impaired. anil need some
thing n assist nature have acre faith IN your Sar.
saparlla than any thing else wish thar that's rern-
Inc. Please express half dozen bottles md ohligt
CArrAfS q. r. JOHNSON.
~. Iorfs. NO
Y. S--The following WIS written April nth 1865, BY
Mrs Jennie johnson. mother ~ Capt. johnson:
Ia JnHS Hril--ngM SIN: Nv husband DR. &. =.
johnson skifnI surgeon nnf physician IA Central
View York. where he died. leaving the ahose g.
Johnson my A. thirteen years ~ age he had
chronic darrhea and screfnln. fnr which yrur
Sarsapariiia n cnred him. have for wears re-
commended II many ~ New York. Ohio and Iowa for
scrofnis fever Sores sndgeneraI debility. Perfect
success has attended ". The effected IN some
81 ~crofa and fever almost miraculous
am rery anxious far my again have
your Ssrsspariis He " fearful ~ getting spurious
article hence his writing 20 you for H. his wounds
we're terrible. but I believe he will recover.
Respectfully, JENNIE JOHNSON.