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DOCTOR BELL.

DOCTOK BELL deyotes his personal ton (day,
- III 10 ny TO the removal Of private every
stage. All suffering under protractcd cases.
successfully treated by inexperienced pretended rractton
ersthos aborDg under the destructive effects of
quack and all who suspect the of
lurking in the system, consult Dr. B. ways with
antee of a
Persons contemplating MARRIAGE who have been the sub
jecs Of delicate diseases consult Dr. Bell with honorable
confidence Postpaid letters describing the Of persons
distance, have his prompt Jr BPS
10 suspicion, and well known and pema-
Broadway. I'm
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DK JAMES w. ATTRID0E'S TINCTURE FOR IN
- DIGESTION Dyspepsia-Ihs invaluable remedy, which
during tn last fifty has saved thousand. from the of
death, both in Europe and America introduced public
ly the victims who suffering from the named
distressing disease The proprietor wishes decidedly be
understood although he takes this method of making
dy public that the Tincture calculated all the
diseases incident to- the hnman Frame but merely those
duced by dsordered state of the amenary canal aud known
Indigestion Dnpspsa. The trial OF single bottle will
which accompany it, thai terrible disease may be entrey
Mess Carte Nephew of Water and Maiden
lane For SALE who esale and retail the above named
and al ll8 Bowerv. m3Gmsr
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NLIsPENARD STREET.

MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician aud Graduate
l Midwife, offers her professional the ladies
Of this city and The anatomical and physiological
pocuares which distinguish the female from the male
her diseases and functions altogether her
Many these diseases exceedingly complicated and OBJ
knowledge OF the female
treat them with
Madame Costello having had long experience and surprising
the OF diseases incidental her
prse ladies the point of confinement those suffering
from SUPPRESSION egularty DISTINCTIONS Sc that she will be
happy afford Portable her
where they always have the best MEDICAL
most maOny and nurslnp, IT preferred, will
and attend them at their houses until perfectly recovered
Madame C. particularly begs impress the minds of
delicate that she ocstes personally every thar
bssltation or cad need never be apprehended.
n. BMadsme Costello would ladies residing
the ci.y whose health would admit Travelling that she
would devote her personal attendance them
the United States within reasonable distance.
Madame e. be consulted at her residence Lispenard
all End with the wishes
her patients Al communications aud be paid.
ND Inc
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EXCHANGE HOTEL. BALTIMORE.

THIS house having undergone many important alter
and thorough repairs having been IN reumshed with
ch and furniture for the reception of
company.
The position of this Hotel is we'll known require
tail confessed for people of
pleasure Of the favorable Of the
The present proprietor intends that and industry shall
wanting natural advantages under his
and he respectfully olcts the patronage Of his
friends the public. ERASTU8 COLEMAN.
BaltimD April 20, 1e4y eod3mr
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PRIVATE SELF-CURE.

DOCTOR JORDAN's specific Package,, Nos l and 2,
for the prompt Of secret diseases
fully tested for the ast nine with encouraging
Zach package contains requisite for the Of these
properly adapted the varied symptoms. accompa
MED by the Monitor private treatise secret maadie
wherein direction h all advice. These
packages the original for the suppression of
qauackery and from their well known popularity have had
host Of imitsoIs Guarantee where additional med
zines required NO further charges made Pre 50 each
81
The Monitor alone so One dollar paid
free.
make prompt cure without Suspicion.
Sold only at Drug Store 50 Prince street. corner Of Marion
and Office. for eonsuop ss Marion street,
Center street. door below drug store. m26 msr
CIR ASHLEY COOPERs justly celebrated and truly eff
caeious Salve for corps bss tumou ~ gs been oaely
buyng without careful examinaon TIE only gen
sold s37 Broadway and b. Hoadey Pne,p and Co.,
Lane wholesale druggists; also by the reputable druggists
throughout the Price % box and warranted
Principal office a57 Broadway. New York. my, lm.r
IAYNE's HAIR TONIC.-A fine head of hair is an asso-
hair glory to hs o those Of the FAIR sex X ahsn %hS
have been shom Of this glory" by general local
NC is fact established by umpeachabe evidence,
will reproduce HAIR upon bald places an efec. which, al
fa know, accomplished by none, Jaynes Hair
Tonic Sold By the quantity at RETAIL by B. D. Sands,
drugg,. No 70 Fulton Eas, Broadway. and 2s Broad
ITO THE LADiES-STR,KER'S SULUTION.-There
occasion to false HAIR Of color of
the hair Ladies often troubled wha dxeasc the
have gray hair changed look well it d without
injury Mr. has room expressly to be tended by lady, at
any color Druggists do we'll to keep it for sale
in other cities humbug dyes going out OF date Whole
sale and retail No. g. Chatham the registers
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MEDICAL.
DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE ~ EDWARDS. AURI ISIS.

DRS. CASTLE ~ EDWARDS, AURISTS,
0Q1 BROADwAY.-Extrsct -
cOl cheerully comply with the request Of Lieut. Nc
lnosh 10 sy that he invaded unit duty,
consequence of toal desfness and from ms ears
that While 10 New York. his England, placed
himself under the professional Of D Castle and Edwards
Aunsts nder their treatment he recovered his hearing and
has returned 20 his military duty.
signed ii. McNEVEN, NJ. D.,
surgeon TO B, NJ Forces, Jamaica
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
Assure for nepeRt deafness, earache palms. buzzngs
singing sounds the collections oil hard
ed secreons OF the organs Their Acoustic Oil has been
popular remedy curative all diseases Of the ears up
corner oil w hlte street. m3l lm<r
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70 THE LADIES

Dk, KULLS UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THIS for the radical cure Of folapsus UsI
ing the Of the educational Pessary confidently recon-
msndcd the afflicted the Of perfect restoration
hs.h, having failed OF performing under
The most aggravated circumstances
The Supporter attained very high character Europe
well th, country adopted to the entire d.usc ri
all painful surgical expcdients the Lying
inospitss OF London and Paris, and universally
ended in Europe BY medical Of the highest rank In ibis
Of Colleges Hospitals and BY al the eminent private
ti;ioners.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies, No
Vcscy street, having separate entrance from the business de-
partmen where lady is attendance, TO apply
Trnyses and Supporters 70 female patients ms lmr
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sulphuretted Hydrogen Cas-. l5 cubic inches;
These Springs within few hours ride of Albany Troy
Saratoga schenectady, Uica Sci and accessible either
from anaoharie the Albany and Utica Railroad, where
post coaches daily await the arrival OF the from
Schenectady and Utica 10 visitors the Springs,
distance OF about miles, for dinner;
the turnpike from Albany to Cherry Valley by daily
being about forty five miles the city of Albany Persons
leaving New oTk the boat, for Albany
the Sharon Springs the p.. time for dinner
Clark, GARDNER & HASKELL.
April 20, 1885, aso eod3msr
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MADAME COSTELLO.

EEMALE PERIODICAL PILLS-0uarantscd evsry
case where the monthly periods have become u;
regular from colds other Their certainty OF
action has long been by the medical
aud hundreds that have useessy tried boased
DIES Care someafacA necessary to then uses though thsy
medicine dc mcntat to lc constitution. Adds
given gratis al those who the Pills. by Madame Cos
teIio n Lispenard where the Pills sold Price
81 box MIA lms nc
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMP UNI.
la, tGfe I2e Chatham street, N,p Yo-t.
And ll6 Fulton Street, Brooklyn

heEv " SIS BLEEcKrp srRyKI.
WIZ LE-hLE AND RETAIL.
"a AZ CANTON TEA COMPANY continus % Offer for
sale and lragrsnt Teas Of End r,Jls
Their assortment, specially includes the most delicious and
powerful edes Green and Black Esery package the
stamp q elegance and the 1ess therein
oouzhy tecv ed from light and err that their quality and
I9TeI Wi eiu ID lnmpaed IN any clim,te Their
CT forfcnng business perhaps scarcely be excelcd
fonnesd Tpon the utmost regard to the fh, Of The
tr especially with rcrrcct weight and quality
vailed oheappess All purchasers called upon
Irscles which a them the fullest ratification which
he viii he chcerfully and promptly refunded Conn
III mcrchanr public establishments beads of families, and
Snpmastss will find decided advantage rupr'-
selves from this establishment.
CfNuiFt JAVA CoryEE roasted every day
Jrden iIom Al parts Of UpItos stuiss fY.cates Win
prSmptitude aud despatch.
"a it celebrated Baek Tes. n,s Ims
EhNRt>tMkN AND LADIES' LEFT OFF WARD
- hObk-cenuemen OF families desiras Of converting
The highest cash pnce. ~ w ~
To families and gentlemen quitting city or changing
residence having superiuous effects DISPOSE or viii
md u much TO their advantage send for crb,
VIII attend btem at their resideDce by APPOINTMENT
III. LEVITT,
No. 6 John st, and l44 Varick Of, New forh
line through the Post Office, otherwise will receive
if0mpt attention.
Clothing cleaned, altered and repaired. my2O lm.I
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DYSPEPSIA.


few days since, announced the papers of this city that
had e.pTed the paetics for this most dstsessing dis
had made such additional discoveries induce
ieve that could the obstnate and
Of how long standing which have been
sing upon H. and nd i 20 answer my most sangune ercta
an uty in ehecg permanent cure, that have
hesiiao saying h,t cnnot imagine Dyspep
STA under my Immediate care, that cannot
OLIVER HALHTkD, "a Nassau It.
e9lmd&wsec cor. Cedar st. and rs Chambers 1t.
neglected to have them attended either from fear cf
have operation performed pertaining
careful and proper By calling w. E. PARSONS
pared 70 fill teeth and insert from one fall the best
that will correspond with the times, and within the
Mr. p invites all IN need Of his to call
him and they shall be disappointed by operation
being properly performed and in fact perfect satisfaction in all
ca es will be given
n. B. specimens of his work be his Office, and
references given II required. m 22lmsr
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7 q 9TONE ATJ-

}. ". IONEAlIL
Respectfully informs bis friends he
business 1871 Fulton between Broadway and Nassau
street. where he accommodate dinner and
parties clubs &c in his former well known st,le.
Spacious and for Reference Committees Courts
Martial &c. &c. in constant readiness IN former times.
jeslm'r
NAPOLEON COURTIN No. i6sk Fulton street. oppo:
~ ST. Pau Church Yard avails himself Of the columns
OF the Morning Herald to inform his friends and
who continue him with their that he
the Wine and Liquor trade old
and that he has hand excellent and full
Of French Brandy and Liquors. of French and Foreign Wines
Of The best quay yntges and brands which he will sell by
the barrel gallon BY the JCzen He has also for sale
fine French Vinegar, Olives, Capers, &c
He begs also recommend the favor OF the bic his
commodiOus saloon, where he keeps hand the
finest Msssscbusets Bay Ovstsn esh pckled His bar
furnished with capital Chabls Saumur. oauee, Bssac
Cbambertin and Champagne wines Geld collation. a la
francaise, every evening.
Famles supplied 70 ord with oysters wines Sc liner
TO THE PUBLIC-1he proprietor Of the House Ne. 8
Fulton street known Pearsals Saloon, ms
thanks all those who have pleased him
with then patronage at his former place OF business adj
and takes The present inform them that
opened his saloon above which he will
rson with any similar establishment the and where
also, by unremtted attention, together wi determine
not 10 be surpassed the catering line he
Continuance OF that patronage and for which neither pains
expense have been spared. DAVID PEAHSALL.
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SANS SOUCI HOTEL,
NALL GTnA GpA

a.
Subscriber having become the lessee Of this establish
ment the of the telling public. the
hands Of MIR Beach, who recently became owner.
been efficiently repaired every desirable
70 Crafty the tastes and the comfort of The
subscriber of the preference for the mineral
saratoga will procure constant supply such intervals
nal properties. Il is the object make this establishment
preferable resort for families and those who choose comfort
ace The manner OF its censructonne ,pacousness OF
rooms, with It's large shaded grounds admirably adapt it
that purpose. Still more effecualy accomplish it, The
inendi materially 10 reduce the rate of charges those
who favor him with continuing of and in
all things VIII endeavor promote the convenience and enjoy
meni OF his way reducing the supplies
forts hitherto provided Tor their entertainment The house
Il. s. WARREN
Baston Spa, jane l2, 1913. je22 lm.rc
SHARON SPRINGS. PAVILION, sCOiIARIE COUN
Tf, n. l-Ths splendid and commodious Hotel havrg
been enlarged repainted and efunished the
manner throughout during the winter will be opened
| snTIIlng;
anu IN manner aorng every comfort and The
JADE grounds will be handsomely
70 AFFORD me most advantageous prospect of the surrounding
county, The roads and about the Springs being
proved ana new ones opened for greater accommodation
equestrian The grounds and water the vicinity
the Bath House have also been asteuy LAID The
House being enlarged and much improved and will
date all who desire bac There spaci
Gus BalAeys which have lately been erected The
10 the comfort and wishes OF vsihrs with well organized
corps OF servants and short the subscribers will be prepared
70 receive vsiters IN manner not to be surpassed by
OF the White Sulphur Water of Sharon Springs it can be
said not surpassed by thing OF the kind the known
world for the Of bilious and dyspep
TIC complaints and for the Of erysepas salt reum
tua liver complaint and debility has been certified
by some OF the most eminent medical professors
BY recent analysis made for the Of the Springs
by one ofrhe chemists this (Dr
ton Of New York; the following results have been obtained
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Owe, COURTSHlP AND MARRIAGE just publish.
ed Physiological Mysteries and Reveatoa. in Love Court
ship md Mauascan nfabe Guide book for married and
SINGLE of the Importance the human
By Eugene Becklard NJ D. Translated sm the 81 Paris edi
ton, by Philip M Howard.
Amongst the duly considered in this work. Mat
"The OF and certain for 1.-THE
and how the habit be removed ard effects cured"-
eIadcang from the miut the hopeless unhap
PASSION" Offspring, with newly NODES based
Of" with the form. and color. mos.
suspicious for wedock "Aad other of in.
terest single and married e relates the subjects
above noticed"
For sale wholesale and retail at lo2 Nassau n York
post paid order enclosing dollar directed HOL =
LAND & GLOVER, New York City. will procure copy of
work being OF the United States the Cana
das, or three copies will be sent for dollars.
ie3 dm&wvS
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LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
"BATH BUILDINGS"

THIS wellknown and delightful bathing establishment
Will be opened for the reception Of visitors and after the
2, June inst The buildings undergone complete and
thorough repair and efforts will be spared maintain the
deServedy high which this establishment here
tofore acquired.
The for boarding will be 81 week. instead of the
former price OF So children and servants half price Young
people, not requiring much room, will find accommodating
The steamer Ous, Captain AllaiIe from the Fulton
ket And the steamer Shrewsbury Captan Coes from the
foot Of Robinson ST. will each make daily tip between New
York and Long Branch Stages will be readiness upon
arrival of either othe above boats the Ocean House.
mme datey Long Branch Fare from New
York TO Long Branch ST. JAMES GREEN.
Long Branch, June ~, l8t3 i'll msr
7 a GRANGE PLACE-BULL's FERRY-This delight
full formerly kept by Mr. John Ponson has
since has decease been continued by Mrs Ponson and Mr. Ste
phen Anneu who ready for the reception Of boar
ders and visitors. splendid steamboat regularly see
adversement the ferry making eeabe place for
recreation be found The bar stocked with the best Of
wines and liquors.
splendid target ground the place. and companies
ercursi cannet be better lated else where.
ELIZABETH PONSON.
MIC lmsr STEPHEN M ANNETT.
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AVON SPkINGs,

LiVlNGSTON COUNTY, NEW YORK.
'IHE Propneors would notify the public that the for
the annual visitation Of thcse fountains of health has
uved and that there ote and four bsthng establish
enis ready for The reception Of company For advice
gaTdto the probable effect of these their individual
aud for analysis q tbs different springs they permit
ted TO refer to Dr. W Francis No Bond street, Dr. H.
D. Buckley Lecturer diseases of the ~ Blocker
street OF TO Dr.. Salisbury, the Springs. m27
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TO THE LADIES.

EAsBlONABLE MILLINERY GOODs.-The propr,e
ues, Mss KING daughter Of the celebrated Carl King
ene 2 sae most select choice assortment If Millinery
he So o' e spring trade never yet presented to the pub
Ne assortment eonssu OF the following
The celebrated SILK Hat called
80. A.. SAfOTTE A LA RACHEL.
tsleematIcsl Of ParseB taste SHEHHED
siLh epurey new and original style and Lawn Han do DO
An entire new style Of Hats called - low" '- w W.
mOpt Ut; oifks, CHINESE COTTAGES
FANCY sTRAws,
The proprietrcss respectfully sosst, th. t.A.. G.,
@ e ano h,. ne ,h nh varied stock Of Milli
hr saving them price, and greas
gafit The variety and quality Of the goods 1" ie
MISS g. KING, MsgazIy de nd.
sn imf 2sst Btos6-.x
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QUACKERY USED UP

THE days the Quackery numbered his reign
will be over and the thousands and Of thousands
who suffering under and the equally ntol
cradle imposona OF unpriuciped guacks may
rejoice at their deverance The dark veil
these diseases removed and the for;obanng relief
placed within the reach OF ALL Let hose who are wise avail
themselves Of the opportunity without delay and at
diseases ustly celebrated Dr. VAUGHEN for many
years the principal physician of the Dublin Lock Osp-
vsneres diseases in all their various FORMS with useful and
practice without the aid oa physcian risk Of di:covery
This work cannot fail TO invaluable to travellers
fang and others, who often placed in situations
where they cannot obtain medical advice.
may be obraned Book stand 90 Nassau Of
Fulton ST. Price ANY sending ST. by post will
have faithfully forwarded to them. IN 25imsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02
PRIVATE SAKE
on hAE9m.

HyHE subscriber offers al private sale, a va.
IL liable Tract of Land in Jefferson count,
On inc East side of the Shenandoah river, for.
meriy called the RockIs Ferry Tract.
Inc tract contains upwards Of 400 ACRES
ana large part Of II is, Limestone Land.
There is large quantity of very valuable tim
Der on the tract, and 4 Saw Mill near il. +
has good Dwelling House and Kitchen, Stable
Corn Crib and Wagon House, and q Che lime
stone spring. The cleared land is IN good CON
dition, and large parl OF il in ciover. Asst /,
on the river, the fine lime stone on The LAM
might be converted into lime, ana carried b,
water TO a market.
/ A small portion willbe receiyed-iu cash. ant
long credit on the residue. the sarna helm,
well secured
Application o.be made to Edward p. cooke
Charlestown, Jefferson County. or 10 The suh
scriber, % miles Wet OF HilIsboro,. IN Ion
doun County, vi.
GEORGE BAcKHousR.
Sept Z, 1873 IF.
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LANDS FOR SAFE,

n OFFER for said, the following Tracts OF
u fine Land, in the Counties OF Jefferson and
Berkeley -
/. n Tract Of $50 Acres. three miles
below Martinsburg, now in the tenancy Of Du-
gald Campbell, whose Term expires in April.
2. Two arms oFsbout 500 Acres each,
in Berkeley and Jefferson Counties, on opequon,
with extensive and very rich low grounds, now ir
the occupancy Of Benjamin Boley
3. My Woodbury. Estate, on which
resided Two years ago; 10 Jefferson County, 1eon-
tanning $40 Acres.
q. My Hazlefela Estate, Of 600 Acres,
to be sold entire or divided.
5. My Sulphur Spring Tract, Of 420
Acres, on oPequon, With very 6ne sulphur
Spring, which was fpr many years known as
Menghini's Sulphur Spring. r.
These Tracts will BE sold on the most accom-
'modating terms, and divided where practicable,
TO suit purchasers. Immediate payment OF no
part Of the purchase money will be required
provided, interest Be paid and good security
with mortgages % the premises Do given. The
terms will be lpads 81 easy and accommodating
As any purchaser ea1ask,
Hszle6sld, Sept I'll. ls43--tf
The tenants on The lands will show the pre-
misses, and give such Information as maysb de-
sirable.
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SheriT,s SoIe.

NM ILL DO sold for cash, on Friday he Third
uv day Of Nepenbtr merit, atthe HoPeweil
MINIS, on The Shenandoah River,
One pair Of Burrs, Scales, Weights, and
several other articles usually used about
Mill.
And, on Saturday he ~ asy Of November nt+t, q.
me residence Of Col. James Hite, in thiscountsr
Two old Negro Men.
Beds. Bedsieads and Bedding,
One Side5oard, Tables, Chairs, Bureaus.
Il and q number pr other articles of
Household s Kitchen Furniture,
All the property Of said Hite, to satisf, an Exc.
cution in my hands against him.
THOMAS RUTHERFORD,
Oct 70, 1913. - d for r DaffeLa
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NATHANIEL MYERS. Il
FronSk .VOtnef. r. Carpenter,

House sBOtne1s ~ C0f.peNtCIs
uwrorIT. n return hik .unfeigned acknowledg-
Wv u1snts 10 The people Of CharlssloNn lor
ths liberal encouragement received from mem,
Outing Z residence Of more than twenty years
ana would now say that he has removed 70 the
large House one door west OF David Hum"
pkreys' Store, where he would be glad TO have
cal from his old friends. and as many new
ones as may be- willing topatronize him. To
those who know him be deems il Unnecessary
to say any thing Of his capacity As House
Builder. To others, be would say examine the
beautiful mansions Of Mrs. Lee Griggs, Colonei
Davenport, Mrs. Ransom, SC. al some OF which
thsy can see specimens Of his beautiful Spiral
Stairs, which are said by competent judges, not
to be equaled By any stairs in the Northern CI-
ties. Also, in the splendid mansion Of g. w.
Hammond, ESQ. the Stairway Of his building,
AID an Entry Piece ofShis designing, TO which
he would invite attention. He also makes
Leader Fancy Sash, some Of which be ha, made
for buildings 10 the adjoining counties. He
also would carve few sets of Ionic Capitals
for Potlieos. as well as do all kinds Of Pla in
work. Common Sash Blinds, sc. kept on hand
and furnished at shortest notice.
He will also attend TO the hanging Of BELLS
| iE the latest and most improved manner.
In word, he would say give him call, and
be eill try to please you.
| LFN B. He win take all kinds Of Produce
ia payment for work.
charlestown, Oct. 10, 1855.