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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
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REMEMBRANCE OF THE WEST, for the
Pianoforte, Guitar, &c, q collection Of
Marches, VALUES, Dances, Songs, &C.,
composed. arranged and selected from the
works of the best composers, by Schmidt,
Winicker and Heidelberg.
This is the title Of a number OF valuable
series Of musical compositions, now in the
progress Of publication, and conducted by
Mr. Schmidt, Of Frankfort, Kentucky, and
Mr.. Winicker, Of Nashville, tennessee.
The wolk is issued in numbers and is ex.
ecuted in superb style, each number con
ssling of a dozen or more of separate pie.
ces, of the very best and choicest music.
The editors are Germans, distinguished
themselves as teachers and composers, and
are noted for that exquisite taste and lndg
ment in the science for which their father
land has been long celebrated. Among
the pieces in the number before US we find
! sThe Exile's Farewell, 1.-The Bride Of the
Greek lsle,' words by Mrs. llemans, anC
Eyes, or No. The last olthese songs we
especially commend to the attention OF the
yonng ladies, particularly the sentiment o
The last verse, which we beg leave to quote
sWh.n ask that Trembling question,
sWi you be mine, my dearest Miss"
wish you without hesitation
To say di'tinctly--'Yes Sir Ycss
A sYesn whether said or sung pro.
nounced by the lips ola lovely and charm
ing lady, must be, to the ear of gentlemen
'sweelly musicale but uttered in the key
and tone in which Mr.. Schmidt has arran,
ged il, We can readily imagine that i,woul,
be the divinest of all harmonious combina
lions. If any gentleman is skeptical OF
this point, he has but to Try the experiment
by calling for the song at the Music slor'
Of Wm. Helfrich & Co., Main street, an
then prevailing on the sweetest lady ibi
acquaintance to sing It for him. = Louis
rifle Meas Letter,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31

LADx's Book. We have received the
October number this work, embellished
with beautiful steel engraving, Happy
as King." As usual il is filled with The
choicest gems Of literature. Price, SO
per apnum 10 advance, or five dollars !or
Two copies, Persons wishing to subscribe
can leave their names with the post mas
ter
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-11
NEW VOLUME,

A IN u w VI ~ NAA<1
.,nsr NUMBER TO BE ISSUED
lhr rur rwENTY-sFvFNTH DAY
OF JUNF, 1910.
THE NEW YORK MIRROR,
nog,-rAR AND HIGHLY ESTEEMED RE-
. sosrroaY OF LITERATURE AND THE
FINE ARTS:
CONTAINING
,-,ieJss from Che pens Of 1ceiL-knolcA and
% J;,t;uSuisled ,oriters, upon e0ery subject
,5et can prorc Interesting 10 tie general
ssgler. Including Original Pc. try, Tales
ovi Essays, humorous and patketic.-
C,iiicq1 enthusiastically and choice Sc
Lotions from he best neD publications
I,h American and Eagiisk--Scientif.
If and Literary Intelligence. CoPious
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re,Dordsnis engaged expressly and er-
rtisirsU for this Observation-Disclosures
u5on the uqTiOus productions IN the fine
Arts that are presented for the notice
AMI appreciation ottke PuJlic-Elabo.
r4tc aab beautiful specimens Of art En-.
earrings, Music, etc--NoticsS Of the
acted Drama and other dmusemeats-
Transitions from the best ne1o 1rork.
IN other languages, French, German
Italian, Spanish, c'c.-aHd az intaiit,
rqricty Of miscellaneous readiag, rela
ting 10 passing egentS. remarkable in Il
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s8e.722 s.

Here we have sill, the enormous
amount of s88,722 So, squandered by
these glorious retrenching reformers,
in erecting stables, building d,0aUf
aUalIs and coping, constructing foun-
tains, paving foOtways, planting trans
planting, pruning and dressing horse
chestnuts, lindens, Norway spruce,
and balm Of Gilead hauling and de-
posting rich soil for top-dressing flow
er beds and borders, training and irri-
eating honey-suckles, trumpet creep
ers, primroses, lady slippers, and
dandelions, cultivating sweet-scented
grass and prepareing beautiful bouquets
forthe palace saloons. The Presidents
grounds contain about twenty acres
Our pseudo reformers have, therefore,
expended on what they are pleased to
call improvements" an average of 81,
436 10 PER acre, or s8,o65,68 per
annum, since the newly invented arith-
metical rule Of retrenchment and re-
form has been put into successful OPP
Grafton. And yet they have the
affrontery to demand an additional
appropriation of S3,665 by the bill
now under consideration. Some Of
the improvements or alterations intro
duced by the reformers are Of char
acter truly novel. You win remember
that, by the act of the 25th Of February
1926, the sum of $4,000 was appro-
, priated for "lereltiag," grading, &c.,
1.-THE Presidents square, and that the
administration Of that day took meas
7 ures.to carry into effect the intention OIL
+, Congress, by digging down the knobs,
] and by filling up the hollows, and in
: this manner Lerelling or making plain
: and fatthe surface o. the ground. But
: after all, Mr.. Chairman, 'svariety Is the
0 very spice oflife, and so thought oul
$ reformers. The survey of smooth
i lawns and gently sloping meads, COY.
Il cred with rich coats Of white and rec
e clover & luxuriant orchard grass, made
i no delightful impression on their eyes
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-11
NQTICE.

ENHE Copartnership in the practice OF ths
a Law, between Evans, Harrison and
gray has been dissolved.
RICHARD EVANS,
JAMES L. HARRISON,
HENRY GRAY,
Jan. lat IAN IG+r
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-11

Act Of 3rd March. 1929.
work to be done on
or aboutthe Presidents
house and enclosures S6,361 sc
act of2nd March, 1881.
alterations andrepairs
ofthe Presidents house 10000
For painting the Presi-
penis house, inside and
F planting tress and inn
proveing grounds, in
Guiding gardeners salary 1000 90
-4ct Of 2d March, 1888.
For alterations and repairs
ofthe Presidents house 500 90
For planting trees and inn
proving grounds, in
GLIDING the gardeners
salary 4,660 90
For pedestal, wall-coping
railing, and foot-way 10000 90
For constructing resor-
voirs and fountains at
Presidents's house and
public offices, and en-
fountain square 6,723 90
-Act Of 30th June, 1884.
For alterations and re-
pairs at the PRESIDENTS
house, flooring the ter
races, and erecting sta
bles 6,67O 90
For gardeners salary, &
fol- laborers employed
upon the grounds and
walks at the Presidents
house, and for plant
inc 2,85OOo
For paving foot-ways at
the north front of the
Presidents house and
making a gravel car
riage way 1874 %
4Act of Sd March, 1885.
For alterations and re-
pairs of the Presidents
house, and for garde-
ner's salary, and for
keeping the grounds
and walks in order, in
Guiding the cost of
trees and shrubs 100000
act qf4th July, 1886.
For alterations and re-
pairs of the Presidents
house, for gardeners
salary, and for keeping
! the grounds and walks
in order, including the
cost oftrees and shrubs 3,460 90
For constructing dwarf
wall and fence between
! the Executive buildings
and the Presidents
house 1,l69 oV
e Act of3d March, 1887.
ts For alterations and re-
: pairs of the Presidents
i house,,ar,d for superif- 1900
= tendence ofthe grounds 7,3oo w
a For constructing dwarf
O. wall and fence from the
- south west corner OF
m the Presidents house
he Act of 9Th april, 1888.
ir- For alterations and repairs
I'm ofthe Presidents house,
re- and for superinten-
The dence Of the grounds 4,615 90
lev For laborers, and horse
but and cart driver employ
= II Of tho Presidents
tie, square 2'oio W
to Aet of3d March, 1889.
hat For alterations and repairs
Der ofthe Presidents house
the and furniture, and for
ter superintendence Of the
to- grounds 3,465 %
l." For completing the special
les repairs heretofore pro-
no posed in the Presidents
liar house, including de-
Re- fciency in a former
sti- appropriation 1,5l1 %
ay,
gid SIS, 1922 IS
bic Here we have sill, the enormol
ced amount of S88, 722 So, squandered /
these glorious retrenching reformer
. is in erecting stables, building d,oa
tied aUalIs and coping, constructing foul
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-08-11

Gerardia Flaya. False Fox Glove.
Solidago Lanceolata. Golden Mad.
Orontium Aquaticum, Golden Club.
Circpa Canadensis. Enc. Nightshade.
D. Virginianum, Dragons Head
Saururus Cernuus, Lizard Tai.
Prenanthes SerpentarIa, Lions Foot.
o. Vulgatum, Adder's Tongue,
Mimnlus Alatus, Monkey Flower.
Clematis Odorata, Virgins Bowe.
Viola Primulifolia, Hearts Ease.
I,nnatiens Macnlata. Touch ms. not.
But, sir, besides those rare, and, ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12
q 9 q q q 8

Alter reading the above and the following ",x
tracts from lew Of the several thousand letters
addIesse1 10 Er. Rowland, by responsible POST
AS IEhS, 10 whom any person can easily write
who can tor nome doubt the mighty powers of
The Matchless SanaiIve, and who can wonder ,bat
there Is such an excitement among PHYSICIANS ST
Post Office. Kingston " Y. july 81. Is3s.
DT' Rowland, Sir,-rnT elects of the German
SanIuVe are great M this ri &C One woman thai
was IN DEEP CONSUMPTION and who had
bsen IN continued night sWeais for seyCn month.
new considers herself WELL. She .ook no Other
modicine man the SanatI~C. Another case n moU
Nas taken with BLEEDING AT THE IUNGS
All he could mol rate himself in his bed has becJ,
restored ~ PERFECr HEALTH by the Sanarye
JOHNNY. TlLLBURGH. p. NJ.
Posi- Office, Needsport n. Y. July 4. Is3s.
Der S.T.-On the ARRIVAL Of the Sanatiye. sold
No ghIal- o. reTsU..- y hc were ,-".dcrsd BIZ.
GoND ANY ASSISTANCE FROM Pf.ySI.
Clans. One, merchant 0l our village who We
quitting business IN Consequence Of his health
shorty after he commenced taking the Sanatye
- began q" recover. and he has now gone 20 New
~ ora siter mere goods 90 renew his business
! ne other was woman who for eight months hal
nOt eii her oed-in SIX days she rode two miles and
IaSk SBain, and Is gaining aston!shingly
A. l.. SMITH, p. NJ
- Post Office. Charlotte N. g. June Is. isls
sill have sold all the Sauative ana want t,, /
packages more Immediately Ii has performed n |
|, uiarkable cure of P4LPATATION Of TUE
ifaHl, and he individual saws II 10 the best mel
eine ever 0hefe To the American icon = nltb~usb
~ ~ nOOIO.AS- w. JRllNG 10 PIT III I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

We're not ourselves,
W hen nature, beng oppres sed commands the m. nd
To suffer with the body"
This Is a iruism conceived by the master mind OF
Shakespeare which neither sophistry nor argument
cnn relate To all those who suffering from
Bilious attacks. Indigestion and Flntulency, we
w9uld With grea, sincerity, recommend az never
we have had snbm'ted to in favor of this adnra-
BILE medicine, fully jus tfy speaking Of these Pills
n Terms OF The highest praise-LoHdon Free Press
. The tee limonals Of II. w. Dewhurst, Esquire.
Theatre Of Zoology, Gow>r street, Fusion Square.
L9Hdon. January 10, 1894.
ny Dear sirIAs you have requested my candid
opinion OF your Pills have much pleasure IN sta
un2 that when laboring under a serious illness, IN
August, leil, took them by YOU advice, add am
that could desire; and accordingly from their use
date my recovery. / consider them an excellent
iamiy medicine Iremain, my dearsir
II. W. DEwHURST' r. l. + $.
Surgeon iccoucscr and Professor OF human a.
Geological Anal. and Cor. Mem. Nat. Hist. Socl-
Professor Dewhurs,'s testimonials. respecting DIR.
biandreths Pals, speak voluMes. After hun, We
may htstaungly recommend them tn our sub-cri-
6ers as The very ne plus ultra OF all anti bilious
PlI..'-London Conserrntirs.
ne great secret Is u have the medicine az rot
when You are hrst attacked with Sickness; oS.
rEsN VIII have more good effect than twenty II put
on until disease has enfeebied the bodily powers
~ me then, recommend every individual who con-
.iders health blessing TO keep boI Of them W here
ne can be sure 10 lay his hand on them when wan
t yea. twenty i've cents cannot. possibly be better
y spobeu OF. valuable life may be say ed-Cr long
ht Of sickness prevented.
All asehts for the sale of the BTsndTU;h Pills have
an engrayet Certificate VI Agency signed BY DR.. Il.
Purchasers, ask 20 see this certificate. Fit can
not be shown, do not purchase
ihe corner o! Light add Mercer streets, few
~ doors South q Be.tzhnovcrs Hotel IL
Ok. BRANDRETH'S yINCI?AL OFFICE IN
BALTIMORE.
For The EXCLUSIVE sale OF HE FILLS.
lace.
hhtsENnrR-DruSgists never appointed agents.
~. hIancreth' Pittsburgh Office, i2s, Wood st.
STEPHESoN & GARWoOD, (succes-ors TO A.
x. Fisher are the ONLY authorised Agents {
Va. noy2
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EYT'EyV.7, MEDTcI.r.CN.
4 BOU.r. bRANDKr6rIf'S PfESI

~ nOoI-- pNNSDhEDTll'S EHy4SS.-~
cs s:s sss :s sss qfs ss se TO
OF eonsrrDp,on. -nhfaenza, cors, niigesiio6. dy.-
repsfa, hcnd acne ands ense Of f,lLessin The back
jsundice, fever aud ague, bali Jus scarlet typhus
yellow; and eomr,sa f.yerx-oi all kinds ssti.fne,
gouk rhe1mansni, ncrvous >esec-, hyer COM
plnnt pleunsy. inward sakness. deprcssion OF the
.prts rupiurcs infama;on, sors - CO, fits palsey,
ins cough, qainssy. ehSie. cholera merbus. sra
vel. worms Is sentavy, deafness. ringing noises
the hssd king evil scryfnla. cfyspelas or saint
An,honys Gre salt rhr,ia, whi:e dwellings. ulcers
some of thirty years standing. cancers, tumorS
swelcd tset and Leg, pies. cosiiveness, all erup
ions 81 me skin particularly ring worms ( ishif A
dreams, female csmplsints OF e 'eYy kind e,vsci,l
~ ohsiruciions. re'sxstons. &c.
/ AihorSht viii only be hye wears osxt May since
the arst o.ace was established in New York. Vel
n thar ,inae have sold over nine n,ior. of box.
IS. AID have seventeen Offices for Their excL,.
sale at least orc in cry nrinci, Al ctv ~ ~,
Union, at on eNsenSc of near Forty Thousand Do:
lars year. And with the penscs IT lvertsins
One Hundred Thousand DGIars for ne year ls3s
sorne idea may be formed or How the niedicine Il
appreciates from thefo facts hey are indeed th
greatest oessing that ever yet has been bestowe,
ON mao.
suppose = hurdrod volumes mish,te Il led w:tl
ccrtih.d cases Of cure solely b. bTandIeth's Veg,
4 table Universal Pills, on all the above men,ione
appearances OF The only One Disesse really prC
d Seed,ng from Impure Blood The following easeC
Mrs. Clark, of rlbury street, Rrooklyn for Tau,
teen Years Fad an ulcer on her right wrist ssa,c
entirely prevented hcr from using that hsud.-
- Ontnents OF AL scrts and many purifying med
- inc: were made u. but were OF avail unit
v the brandreth Pi.ls were used-wnch in month
= made perfect cure. II is now nearly four wear
y. since this cure was effected. and has bee
~ advertised fore, although have had liberty 10
az My agent in Brooklyn, Mrs Booth, of "a Ful,o
60 street, knows Mrs. CLARK. AMI speak from M
ne owe knowledge. ofmany similar cases cured sole
ds by the pafifynS powers OF these truly celebrat,
&c Pills.
Although Counterfuitlng Druggists continue
advertise Brandrcihs Pills m their Windows, v
remember that ia all -ascs YOU will be certain
Inro-k RIO on ny couSTSLrrfr
IL YOU PURCli Ash alta DRUG SiS1"S STOR
q ~ Wy own Offices m New ork
=" III Roadway, between Murray street and Pa
- place. nearly opposite the City Hail
Philadelphia office. No 8. North Sth street.
BALTIMORE office, corner of Light and Mercer stree
Pittsburgh Office. No l26 Wood street
STEPHENSON & GARyOOD (succee.ors 10
r & r Fisher) the ONLY authorised Agents
-. WHEELING. Va oct 81 en-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12
NTIlsIsI;X

yUNuE LUCINA CORDIAL.-SINCE
- the introduction OF tins celebrated medicine
into ihs tied States, several eminent physlelans
h.Ns closely xamned II 10 see how Tar It's merits
might correspond with las intentions and the re-
sit in defiance Of thsir prejudice against paisnt
a.. trumg, has been decidedly IA Us favor. For
ias;asce, they had 10 admit from experience and
stndv. that the great csuse Of unrltfuness Is NE
weakness or dcbillsii1n Of the most mysterious de-
partneut of the human sys;em and that IL envy mo
dicine copid DC brought TO act Immediately there
on, OF sufficient power 20 inv gorate without excl
TING and thereby causing a relapse, that ths deylo
TaOle evil might be CORRECTED.
The following csrtifca'e was presented 20 Dr.. Mag
min, i2yentor OF the L-eina Cordial " El1er o.
ResSec,.d and honored slr-w, have all. in 8
variety uf tested the remark ahe effect Of your
great q scoyery ana have assembled for the pur.
pose OF benag evidence to the facts aud tende ring
,"rdiaiis i in our "p,nin. al infsble remedy for
thu pyosuation Of the prOcTeant func;iors aud ar
nheial harrenness-ahd therefore must prove
blessing 10 the human race. We can also bear eNr
dence that there - nothing IN II OF mereunai or
Se!steT'?us naigrei snd IN short ma, :. Is one Of
WITH feelings Of admiration and respect, We re-
u'a!a, dear Sir. your obed 'ent .ervsnts-
aarisn Decfsnd, Octave Nieo!.' " '''''
Jean RlAnc, Robert Stevenson,
The Iuena Corlal is al an indubitable cure for
eGlcct and the FlGor Albus. OBS ructed, difficult,
paiafll menstruaiion also for the Incuninence
urne or The Involuntary discharge thereof IL
ISo%I-e an InYaashis an unrva'lsf ned!ene
n cases 0f Chronic Efupuons 81 the Skin, and IN
aha drJps.cal aIcstc ms IF the aged.
az lie is print on tbs direc ions which s!yen
with each bottle u - also Beautifully embossed
on the eoloTed show bills which arc hung in the
stores y here the ger u.ns Cordial "a for sale
Purchasers would also do well 10 remark, that
the name Lucna Cordis'-is stamped IN the glass
az eaeh bottle sni also, that fac .lni Of the
Am ica. Agents signature, M. a. i. HaTrisonJ
viii he found on the outside label.
TIN, valuable medicine is fOs sale by the following
&issA Etll1Gpcl. ) - oonmsksr and J. Han
ult Co. Pitisburgh; James Baker and J. Crun.
hacker Wheeling, and by most ofho principal Drug
isus 10 the United Staies sov Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

nENROsE COLLINS. Whoiesale pesley d, r,...
NJ Medicinef. Chemicss. fainis. Os Clss.. d..
sgfE. Sc tou'h west Corner Of Minor & Finb =.
(bot~sen Markci and Chffnut srseis) PgIf
orics from Pl'ysicians. Druggists spd c,ynfrS ~,
ehsnss o1c~1'cd IN ths -. =slncs ana On m. -.
Wv" H'r Ssr4f.4-
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spncII.ll, nLNTNEN,l,I

thRtStpN'SS PfCliR(t' y -hENI'1
u r,-T ,se e~rs Il " hl,- .s.sri -ns, ssroialoss
wounds, Sprains snd hrui-e s~ eii'ns> snd In1a-
mAiioas, sSaii Head "oIsl's Sore Breasts. A.: khsu-
' mssiol p 49, SSrns sns. Exte,nai bisssse
,s .ns hrrisrsS s.sessss.d ,5p the chassS
LscA- and limbs Of nor scs for nng worms. chap
"a o-.--sst q .l,r, ,otcyery easerasl eedi;y
rhe p'o2rsterhas resolved at least n thcussnd
Ger 5ea'cs ard other documents IN favor OF b,s
~sns written byre.asctahie sacnb~rs of sfhe Medi-
cal rocYl'y and n seioct.s-, from tis pile TIC
srs,S thar las.. cpntenrs "a thew ail.brcslhs the
SAND s'a'it 81 vaiosJ aud sS'isiretlon. -
Dear Sir-1 h1ve - request OF y,i - forward
two hundred boxes Of Ointment, ~ the mosi iia-
MEDIATE convey aaee, and without ressIi 70 Toe ea,
pens- ~ eatliage, a. arr quite out, AMI nueh "a
wsat az IL Iou know ny estimation 81 ,'ur ~
>slate'e d'sc'vsry, AMI iherefoEei shal on.i nni'
saat fartaer espsriclce has increased nJ snthnsl-
IN. AMI estlbii .hsd ~ the o2inion. that ~ IS
superior - aay reruaty c7ian, :or external DIS
cmiRlEsP EaER~ on, ". D.
ALslsY. Jaly ., ls3y.
II Doctor Harrisoa Sir. use yoar Spoe'h'
ia a. IIost sfieIent ronsdy for Tu0ors, olcrrs
whit ) wslhass S,rofali, Rheumatic Pains
cx'egnal rSmplaint-. write this attte request =
your a can't here, Who furnishes with the srticl
ana am e'.esed TO have At IN my powor 10 avail
RUFUS Il. BEACH. VI. D.
BsooxtiS, y. Y. Oct %. ls3s.
Dear Sir My aaul hier, glrl Of fourteen, W;
fadiy an ctcd with = compliant that physlciar
term a scald heal. ert feare l. i,Sepeadant of e.
cry other evil she would be bald IN eonsesusnc
. BY the recommendation. however, Of the Rev NJ
PENN, applied your ON tnent 20 the afflicted pa
anl thank God that my child Is now entirely =
covered from the disease, and IL getting her hs
a. fact a. can be expected. 4 he cure was effect
i. rather less than two month";. during which TN
used Ave dollars Of ointment. bad eoent upwar
of one hundred dollars duTng the previous thr
d MARY HOW ARD.
The above invsi,,blc Ointmeati 10 FOR sale BY
JAMES BAKER
>. CRCNBACkER. and
NJ. CHAPIINE. wheeling.
And BY siIfhe principal Druggists ia PittsburS
Nov. p. 1889.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-12

GTlZENS OF THE WhST-lOC
~ WE Now BEFORE YOU DR.. JOS
TR spT :, ILT PETERS, CELEBRATED vEGE-
iAbLe AMI BILIOUS PILLS, which have the
direct sanction md patronage Of more than Eve
hhnhare' eminent physicians, who are daily using
/ them IN ther practice.
They have no rival in curing and prove nting H.
9us feHers, Fever and Ague. Dyspepsia. Liver
Complaints Sick Headache, Jagndicc, AsIhmS,
I riles t'hohc. Female Obstructions Furrcd Tongue
heisgnnuTn, Nausea, Disonslon of the Stomach
uaH 5So~eis Incipient Diarrhea Fiatuency Hsnt
paI Sosuyeness Loss ofAppeii'e Biotched or Sal
z" C"npiexi0q; and IN cases oftorpor ofthe Bow
80 where caInsT,,s or apefient ~ needed. They
are exceedingly mid in Their o., ration, pro lucing
"tl.htf % usea. grplng not debility.
Inc following highly ?aitcrns Testimonial. cftLe
ne, OF Llete celebrated Pills for lie cnre Of
Costyensss, Nervous Debility DC. have been
NoiiInnia ny gwen BY medical men Of the g-eate,t
q, We NE undersigned. members Of the Medical
rachIty; having examined the properties Of DR. p
Leis rus and used thsm IN our practice, mo-,
cheerfuly recommend them as Family No.
ard consider them tic best Vegetable PIN. We bnSc
ever sed '''' VIC nave
DoG,o' Elweil' Sd. A,wsier, NJ n.
R H. Ramsey, NJ D. r. 5. Bernard M. " b! y
The pills are neatly put ~ in Tin boxes, contain
ns ~ ana 20 pulls, pnce 20 and 80 ceats Ger box. /
EGlrasio a letter from Or. Hopson, Of Bangor
ri Ne. Jan. 9, 1855.
Ihey are peculiarly mild, yet Efficient purratiye
eS i sHS pI s.l.d II i .py gring o. nsu
'ck headache and slight bilious fevers
sATact OF letter from Or. Joseph Williams. Of
I.,..,.-,, burlington. ~ July .. 1917.
! Cordially recommend Peters pills "a MILL
Hocu1e Gns IN no case dangerous family medicine
icy ere PECULIARLY Influential in costiveness and
u 'he usual oiseasos Of the digestive orrsns.
,AIacl q letter tom Dr. Edward Smith. Of Nm.
zeal ". &. Sept. -. is36.
never Knew nsle patent meGcine thatI could
NV, P,l, GO sSntae1ea m but Dr. Ps,,rs Veg
have 10 hcsiaiinn IN having IL SHOWN. thsf 49,.
= ~ extensively 20 my practice. for ell Complains
ie inquiry Of the blood. U''S iD
These much celebrated and Justly approved Pin.
o iof sale BY James Baker. J. Crufnbarkcr anJ \ y
inphnc Wheeling. and by all ths PRINCIPAL ~
stem TIC nii7d States. Canadaz Mexico T,,.. -
= -. ''''..' . nov ~
" r. Tyson.
fir'e DDrscg & TgsonA
'""N'"iN' COMMISSION MERCHANT
,y.r WHEELING. Va
".h fs1t'nu" 30 trunsact n General Agencv A 10,
'..t h'-i,-- on his own account fn this CITY and
''r'nny -oiiri's 30 patronage Of his friend.
SALT! SALT sNLT,-3OObb l. p.,.,..--. =
, just received und ior ale lsy, n, - al
80 - -y N'pB & MITCHELL.
h'sAtf . 7affa.s OF Wbske,. t.--cl- -,
F''' ite'' brandy. ou Consignment "a g..
90, 20 " Nilt HELL
tlLtFLE IONS POTASH. received ,a4 l..--,-
a nov y by CRANGLE & BAUI.ys
u H,sSEf.--s bids whiskey on eousgnm.p,
i1n FORSYTH. MOORE = CLARKE
~ hlsk ' Ia bais Pennsylyaaia. so done, ~
corn oro0us. JuH received and e,r -. a., y.
~ - JtCoB 4 MITCHELL ~,
=, e. 'a'eanA' patent scales weighing 1000 lt. I'D
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