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WASHINGTON HOTEL, by ISAAC Es
PORTSMOUTH, FEMALE SIENNA

Intelligence and Tiety hirotu The brightest sun
shine the d,retiings of privde life, and these
the results Of FEMALE EDUCATION"
The Subscribers respectfully announce 10 their
friends and the public, that this Institution will be
reopcned for the reception of Boarding and Day
Scholars on the LIST of October. Their rooms are
now undergoing such alterations ami repairs as
will render them perfectly comfortable at all
The course of instruction will embrace, as
heretofore, all the branches of thorough English
Education, including Mathematics, with the An
cient and Modern Languages. Music, Drawing,
and Painting in Oil, Fresco, and Water Colours,
Fancy Needle Work, &C.
oCj- FRENCH LANGUAGE-this branch Of study be-
ing now universally adopted part of the rcgu
lar course of instruction IN every we'll organized
Seminary,-the Principal takes this opportu nit y
to inform her patrons and friends that she has made
il one of the regular studies in this Institution.
The plan of instruction is the popular Oral and
WTilten system of the celebrated MANEscA, which
when diligently pursued for limited time, she
pledges herself will enable the pupils not only to
write and translate the Language correctly, but
speak it with fluency.
TERMS OF TUITION:
PER SESSION OF MONTHS.
For English Branches from s 10 s is per Session
Ancient and Modern Languages $40 do
Drawing and Painting from to S5 do
Music $40 per Quarter.
Tuition in the English branches, Music, Boa rd
&C., in the family of the Principal for S75 per Scs-
sion. ANN p. YOUNG, Principal.
v. TOWN, Associate.
Sep 5-Fridays& OD3t
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GREAT IMPROVEMENTS.

= u. Il.
WHlTEHURST has the pleasure to announce to
the Ladies and Gentlemen of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, that he has again returned and il prepared
age.
Pictures taken in the most beautiful and per-
feet style of the Art, put up in elegant Cases at a
very moderate cost, equally we'll in clear, cloudy,
end even in stormy weather, and warranted not 10
fade or rub of. TIE public generally arc invited
To call and examine his specimens whether they
sit or not. He is assured, from the liberal patron
age which he has received in both Northern and
Southern Cities, that he will be able to give entire
satisfaction. See Rooms Corner of Main and Tai.
bert SITS, over Dorney's Dry Goods Store, Norfolk
for a short time only Also l70l Main street. oppo.
site the Banks, IN Richmond. Aug 20--u.
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Ii. d q. A. SA LT.-lO0 sacks l.. r.
IL. 80 sacks G.. A. For sale by
ScpS WILLS & co
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,
SUNDAY, September 5

SUNDAY, September 5
Steamer Osceoa, MITCHELL FIN Washington.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Baltimore
Pres dent Wilbour, FIN Providence, days, mo-
lasses to Myers & Co.
schr Aid, Stoddard, FIN Boston, bound to Rich.
mond.
Schr Sarah Vaughan, Wilson, FIN Edenton, wheat
to Dickson & Mallory, and the master.
Schr Rising States, Heath, from Elizabeth CITY
corn to Williams, Staples & Williams
SAILED,
Brig W. II. Tallman, Hall, for Boston; and schr
Eclipse, Thatcher, for -; Ann ID, DIiscoil, for
Charleston, and Mary Jane, Powell, Tor New York
MONDAY September 8.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Curtis Peck Davis, FIN Richmond
Schr Eagle, Brown, FIN Petersburg, flour to Smith
s. isher
Schr Encrgay, Kirkham, fr Baltimore bound to
Petersburg, mdze to j. Wills.
Schr Virginia, Dunbar, FIN the Roanoke, r. r.
lumber, bound to Richmond.
Schr. Vesper, Baker, New York. . days mdzc to
Williams, Staples & Williams.
Schr Commercial, Somers, FIN Aglctts, corn to
w. III. Garnete s. Co.
IN HAMPTON ROADS,
Ship Rob Roy, Drummond, fin City Point, bound
to Bristol, (England.)
SAILED,
Schr Atlantic. Cook, for Norwich and Relief
Hikpins for the West Indies.
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boarding AND DAY SCHOOL, Nor

ID folk. Va, under the Superntendance of Mrs
S. CROKER.
Mrs. c. axes this method to inform the citizens
of Norfolk and vicinity, that she has taken the
large and airy Room in the Dwelling House occu-
pied by Mrs. Berry, Cumberland street, for the
purpose of establishing Seminary for Young La
dies and Misses.
This Institute on will be opened for the reception
of Pupils the 10Th Of September. Its design IS
10 rnpart thorough practical and finished Educa
ton. Advantages will be offered for acquiring an
extensive and thorough acquaintance with the
English Language, Latin, French and Spanish
Also, Music, Drawing and Painting, and various
styles of Embroidery. Mrs. G.. will be assisted by
Teachers Of the frat talent.
Particular attention will be paid TO the morals
and manners of the Pupils placed undcr Mrs. Ca.
rcarc and ii will be her aim to bring the social af
fcctons into exercise, to train the pupil to correct
habits of thought and action and to make the &C
qHisitiOn Of knowledge pleasant occupation.
Mrs. G.. will continue giving Lessons in Penman-
ship at the School Room from halfpast four to half
past five o'clock. Terms Of Tuitior made known
at her School Room.
Those who may wish to- take Lessons in Pcnmau-
ship or enter Day Scholars will please leave
their names with Mrs. Berry, at the School Room
Mrs. s.. takes pleasure stating that she is kind.
ly permitted to make the following references.
W. w Seatou, ESQ, Mayor Of Washing tOn. ID.
c.. Rev o. y. Brown f.; Rev. George W Samson ;
Rev. S. Sprole Rev. S. b. Willis, Cstskll, N. V.
Rev. Septiuus fusion, Chaplain OF the Senate !;
Rev. A. A. Muller q. F Hailett, Esq, Boston /; j.
A. Underwood, Esq, N. July %
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GOLD HERE--V II. Patronizcd by their late
- Majcs'iu's, Her Royal Highness the Dutchcss of
Kcnts. and sanctioned by the Lords of the Treasu-
ry, manufactured of Herbs only.
GR1MSrONE'S EYE SNUFF.
The inventor most respectfully solicits the atten
ton OF the nobility, gcntry and the public, to make
trial of his celebrated herbaccous compound plcd-
ing himself To the efficacy and certain relief To the
sufferer. j he reader will remember some Of the
greatest events haze been accomplished by the most
simple causes. This Snuff removes diseases with.
out irritating those delicate organs by its action on
the Lachrynal duct, the rnembrance OF
which is indeed continuation of the pituitary e&-
pans"n within tho nostrils. 1t has received the
ancton of the most exalted and scientific person.
ages of the age. The gigantic balance, the press
has eulogized this delightful compound of Herbs
few words to the afflicted, the nnumcrable test
Inonials OF cures of Cataract Gutta Serena, OBJ
thalniia, inflammation, Nervous Headache, Deafness
and other diseases to which those delicate organs
the Eye and Ear subjected too numerous
for the limits of this bill. This snuff when taken
frequently strengthens the nerves of the head and
removes distractions from the Eyes. Look to the
inventors signature with the above royal patron
age on each canister from England. Just received
and for sale by
Sep4 G. HALL s. co.
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CITY AUCTION STORE, by SANFORD
~ * TURNER.-The undersigned most respect
fully inform the citizens of Norfolk and its vicini
ty that they have taken the large Brick Warehouse
of VIM. G. Camp, Esq, on Broad Water street.
Tor the purpose of conducting the AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
They respectfully solicit share of the public
patronage. Prompt settlements made all sales
SIDNEY SANFORD,
Norfolk, Sep. S. EDWARD TURNER.
REFRRENcEs:
j. M Freemen, Esq, Joseph Murden Butler s.
Camp, Messr5. j. Bonsal s. Co, Rober tson s. Bran
da, Thomas Reilly, Esq. Sep Civ
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DRIVATE BOAR DING-HOUSE.-I. w
Il LANE, on Middle, between North aud Glas-
glow Streets, Portsmouth,, Va. N. b. Transient
Boarders Ia ken by the week or month.
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RICHMOND FLOUR.-45 bbls Superfine, a
IL good article, for sale by
SepS WILLS CO
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A The Subscriber being about to remove
Re- from Virginia Offers for sale those two Two
l=a@l Story FRAME DWELLINGS, situated near
he intersection of North and Coart street and al
Marsh Lot adjoining said Dwellings. For
terms, which will be found remarkably low, apply
TO JNO. N. BAIRD.
Aug Bpm
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GARD.--P.& A. p. HOW, Engineers, Iron and
~ Brass Founders, Briggs Point, Norfolk. Are
now preparei to contract for executing any kind of
STEAM ENGINES, AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
MENTS, and Machinery in general
Orders left at e. & @. Rcid's, No. ., Newton's
Wharf, Mr. John Nash, Corner of High and
Crawford street, Portsmouth, will be promptly a.
tended Nav I1--6,n
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DERPUM FANCY SOAPS, cos
4 MEIICS, &c, for salc by

DERPUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, cos
MEIICS, &c, for sac by
w. II. H HODGES & co.
Cologne Water of the best quality,
Lavender do do
Florida do do
Extracts Essences,
Rose, Orange, Milehcur, Jasrlin, Musk
Esprit dc Rose, Esprit de Portugal.
For the Teeth,
Glerm's Aromatic Rose Tooth Paste,
Rose Tooth Powder.
Cosmetics
Cream of Almonds, Cold Cream
Toilet Powder, Pearl Powder,
Lily White, Vinegar Rouge
For The Hair.
Pure Bears Oil, Bears Grease,
Bee's Marrow, Macassar Oil,
Glenn's Indian Hair Dye, for coloutins the hair
without staining the skin,
Antique Oil,
Deplatory Powder, for removing supcrluous
hair.
Toilet and Shnving Soaps
Otto OF Rose Soap, Fine Musk do Yiole. do
Cinnamon do, Rose do, Melleheur do,
Jastnn do, Palm do,
Glcun's Saponaccous Compound,
Creme D'Amandes
Roussell's Unrivaled Cream.
Smiths Old own Windsor,
Also for salc--A beautiful assortment of Hair
Tooth, Comb Nail and Shaving Brushes-Ivory
Shell, Buffalo and Horn Combs-Raznrs and Razor
Straps-Preston Sllts-Scent Ba gs-. Comb Cleaners
-Indelbe Ink-CouTt Plaster, Powder Boxes and
Puffs-- Scissors-Knives--Indi Rubber. Silk and
Thread Purses--Pocket Books Tweezers md every
article usual y kept in Variety Store all sold nj
The Gerry totcest prices Sep2
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NOTICE.-A PETITION will he presented to
the next Legislature of Virginia, praying for
the passage of an Act to Incorporate the town of
Portsmouth comforting upon her municipal rights
and privileges. All persons interested will take
due notice. Aur On IF
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no ALL THE WORLD WHO USE

~ ALL THE WOkLD w HO USE
4 LEATHER IN ANY FORM.-OIL OF TAN.
MN, OR LEATHER RESTORER; n new Chemi-
cal Discovery Most people know that Skins and
Hides are converted into Leather by the of a
Tsnnin extracted from certain barks &c. When
the force and strength of the Tannn is worn out
leather becomes dead, hard, dry. brittle, cracked
covered with crust &c. 10 restore the liie soft
OIL OF TANNIN, which pcnetrates the stifTest and
hardest leather if it has been twenty years in use
once strength that is utterly incredible until seen
1t becomes like new leather, in all respects with
delightful softness and polish, and makes all leath
particularly boots, shoes, carriage tops. names,
hose, trunks and in fact all things made of leather
giving splendid polish and at least doubling its
er is used.
Now, granting these things true, the dis
covery is of infinite value to the world, and the
bottle, at the MEDICAL EMPORIUM
Sep3 Corner Of High and Middle sis
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9 VIII EELER, Attorney and Councillor a,
~. Law, Portsmouth, Va.
&C. Office on Crawford street, Two Doors below
the Crawford House, where he will he pleased To
sec all persons having business in the line of his
profession. Aug ~
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GNAMPHINE.-Two more Barrels Superior
~ CAMPHINE, just received and for sale at the
july IL Medical Emporium, High ut.
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MENDEL & HARE q
I MT RE, u LSTERY
AND
LOOKING GLASS WARE ROOMS.
No. l43 MAIN STREET.
WHEELING. .,

WHEELING. VA
e HEY KEEP constantly OH hand a very .x.
d irnsiNe assortment Uf supt riur Nah rany,
French aud Gr@cIRn Ctnir.; II tking chars S,la,
P'"r and card Tohes Dressing Bureaus. B,,ls,cn,Is
f"uei Stands. assorted siz,,; mgelher with ever,
nh'r nr'icle oi tie lausl style aud best finished
Furniture ever offered ~ thu ciy.
oiii nnd Mahogany Famed L., king Glasses of
every variety aud prre, Lpukiug Glass Plates &C all
s'zes' Portrait and Pclure Frame, on hand aud
made Ia order.
uph"isierv Wares consisting oi Feaiher Beds
i'"lSes and Pll"w.. lIr. COTTON IIn.k Snr,np
oid Straw MaiirnsSrs; q unLcis. q MIS- cutn'nris
Stacking Bottoms OIL c"th covers Flm,r chih
Grass Mats "f AL lints; together wiih every other
"riiclc-o Upholstery Wote. on hand aud iade l..
order
Veniinr md Sllr Window Bind; Window
Sni"s 81 evey variety and color; all ri which " ~
be sold ut very low prices, aud wnrfnnied oi h.,
best qualify Alsn. MAucGANY VENEERs liza r
cl"'h. NARNi,iI, Spanish alns>. Mahogany Knobs.
sand Paper. Locks. lliugrs ers, bland TRIM
MiNG|. nsia"iiy on haud aud sold low tor CASH.
FIf STEAM Bars furnished win every nt,irle
o Furniture al shOri IuIice, all! ou the ,ery les,
'tms p27
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E"ARE OF COUNrERFErrS Tn, So
y who counterfeit "a good IN, dicine for IN,
purpose "i adding lew dollars Ia their pockets
are far worse han The manufacturers If spur,ou,
coin. For While the latter only rub oi us of on,
property. the former take property ard health and
lie away d. Wislar's Baisam If Will Cb,r,y,
a,lmiiicd. lay thousands ol dIslnieres.d witnesses
TO has edeoed The mrst extraordinary cures in ca
scs Of q pulmonary aud nslhmaiic Character. eve,
before recorded in The history Of medicine.
The young. The beautiful. The good. all sneak
forIh its prai.c. II is The iuvorire medicine \,
the n osi intelligent families of our country
Such high stand in public estimation has been
achieved by iisoHn merits alone. And so long n.
discerning public careful Ia Get Wistat's RAJ.
Gam oi Wild cherry, M! r. fuse wiih scu,n CONNER.
iei's. aud every other article IrofIcred Ia them ns n
uhs''u'e, 80 long will cuRES-ps,Ive cures
cheer the ireside OF many de,pu,inc family
az INC iruc md genuine 'Wi.,AR's BAL<AM
Of WILD CHEpRv'- IL .nd 80
cics :" oil i.a'. II ih, Uuiod States
FOR sale by DtJ CRuMBACKER. l13 Main 1t
Sole agent ia Wheeling I'm OCT 10
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SCHOOL. NOTAE

I|r VIE Sc:i"u; ~ North wheeIu, conducted la,
Il Nix ard MRS WALLACE. will resume ~.
re'ai"ns on Wednesday. the Sih Oct IL. de.
lermined not io receive male srhnla.s any longer
''" Tins school except such IA may lie ,tnlvils the
dead ia' gungcs ar advanced branches af Eup .ish
cducai'"n; md WIN may suii To study their lessons
at ho;ie. and attend NJ appointed hour Il, rcciie
~ The male department Of tho sciUul buildings and
hen retre.
| Prices MS formerly. si0.00 and $1,000 per term
"2S weeks. There Viii he SINE exlia rhstses for
experiments ~ Naiuni Philosophy al d Ghemisir,
Positively scholar " III he rec elved tot shorter
per"d than term ot 90 weeks. nnicss SPECIAL
"ete"mett "a the contrary bo previously ,nade.-
As The prper formation al classes Is very inporiai
hath tn teachers aud pupils, IL Is particularly re,
qneslcd that all schuhfs lac present o The first day
al The term, Frum scholars study ing the dead Ian
s"nres pay viii hs required ia aj,nuce,on account
81 Tie lnwness al the price. No deduction from
uni"n lees wIll he made ON account ui nh,e. &c
ltm srh"vl. cscom ia cases al p'o,racicd ,ickne.s
S'onId The Schoo! seem H. justify u. n well quail.
H. 81 assistant teacher Will he employ O., dutin, Ihis
winter. Also icr such ladies' as may wish 10 Ink-
lessons IN mu,ic. Recommendations may he expected
Dinner will DC provided Tor such day sch ,'ars AZ
may wish II \ lew iemsie bunfdefs Will / . taken
M" The ian,ily. over whom patenIal care WILL be
exercised
The following nrc the certificates IN favor OF Mr.
Mi'l'esh ~l"' - iu he engaged ia teaching. from
Rev MI McArihur, Professor oC the Greek Inn.
gn"ge nnG I.n raiutc. md from Mr. Aiuini Pr,ie.-
SIR al The Roman Language aud Literature, and oi
A.slheiics. IA Miam, University.
MIAMI UNIVERSITY. Aug 30. 1915
Having had ample opportunities Of hcms nc
q"'ined WIN The aitanmsn's al MIR John Mill.
gan ~ The Greek lauguage hnht siiairgiy rccon,s
mend Inn as full q"olii'd Ia ieCych such Of The
Greek amiIots is are us, u ~ our academies The
grammatical structure al the iaiguase lie has care
inly studied aud understands. lie uced as tutor ul
Grammar Srhnul u short distance from this place
'"r sumo unc, and cischafgod The du,hs uI il,,
place IN II manner hirhlv satisfactorily To- his en-.
pl"ycr As the ptui If Mathematics under " ham
he prosecuted his studies III that deparim.n l., noi
NJ pr' seni connected it'll thus in-nii a. n, 4, III mol
u" "u' al finc" Tor ,u cav, thu, no was esteemed
"Ue ct The best uiathemntCi MS al his Glass
Oh hi~ inolnl character II - enough To saw thai
he is proicsur al religion aud as iaf us /, known
10 ne. does honor 10 his profession
JAS ArARTliUR
nm veIy happy Ia add m testimony To Ile re-
Specialize ai'aIumenIS of Mr. Alilhgnn in Lain Lii.
'raIure JAS CLcNENT NOFEAT
oc'2 I'm
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SEHLBYeS
GOODS HAVE ARRIVED

~ ~ " ~ - IL n IA ~ II N Il l. ~
a NONSlDERiNG ~ quite supe. lunus 10 ssi forth
~ the fact III flaming adv G ri.cincnis or staring
hnndhlils, rs that practice Inns become too common.
make The simple anhouu ccmeni. believing lI,ni
The well known character of nv stock will he SUI.
hciehi 10 attract The attention al customers a. soon
a. IL Known. need scarcely say that ns usual ~,
making my selection of Fancy Goods I have called
The clio cest from The hest markets IN the Union,
aiming to pr"cnre such materials rs are beautiful
aud useful, Hpies and PIT ia The hest iese aud
$" v'rious that none can he co.'s derd common
from us quantity or IRE ny repelIiion. aud endenv-
"rng to prove that prices reasonable. aud thai
g""ds oi 'qna! qualify can bought Of me us low
as they can he had in the West.
La opening my present stock. (insi nrrivinr)
hint can say have accom, shcd all these end.
and can promise Ia those Who will f;,,ur me VIII,
a call. treat even IN The examination OF a sinc,
esreIing i"r beauty, richness nhd variety, should
hey moi he tempted BUY There are many nr,I-
clci whi'h kcep mol usually found H. Ills wand
there are many ulher sopd- ia genetnl use which
nave IN great variety aud pr"iusion. aud upon
which might dIinic al great length (,s is CUSTOM
nrr h"~ hn' knowing ilrIi a luhg enumcr iiinn al
n 'iries ~ newspaper columns j. frequently lire
some anu passed hy n c"mmhnploce. design is.
suing c"n' iss list ol such goods as cnn cusi.
'rny press npon ihe attention of The public viii,
adNnhirge 10 ulhers as well u myself
oct w II SEIBY
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% TIE MANOR and &, nmon.ii,y Of fhs
"g - Nd''fi'g 81 i.s.., h y0ur hunnr-bis
" sc' MAJ l"nt 'iiy S.rrsan, ahd he .u.
''es attend 10 keeping tho ciidr.u .r, ., m ,cc,.
"a s'ine ui ib'n r.gh T.. scf ,.,,ly ,niur.n in IN.
.'i n''h'h'u Itcss vi cuSi.tn-rs 10 = II ,R-
'""H .,hi""all' ilui nd Cnp E,ishhshu, 40.
'"r""f ri Nam ami Uuiun ) r,ets, wk,ts n. \ N,
'ec'iNsd 'his d"y splendid ici "f n is .nd r.i-
Va h""d oni rfceNne. Ge"'lcrr"'- No | B,n-
yer Has 81" NJ dn de-. du M | e,,.,,n.t. H.
do y" Do de-. u, No Rlssia Has. d., NJ ~, a,
No coney Hats Nonl Hats.
Received from Philadelphia. Grni'.m-u's xrts
nack c,"ih Shuch ears. de- do Naval d.. do B,snu
d"' hI tnn'y 'Uih do. d. cou man ,in Men, Ia
'ai s u'il. rent qualities You'hs AID Bms club de-
."'"f.' ahd n'',nis' cloih caps. Mems sni Bo,.'
n'' t 'a''n caps do no Hair Seal d. Has of
all Ands constantly on ha.d clean. Can mud see.
"P - ; ID HARPER
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OF Co-PAnTNER

81 HAVE his day received my fuIl sioux 81
a French Pcrinmery. which Will bo sold very
luw for cash, ~ Consists Of Tie following ar ic!es m
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Iri lr S?E \KS FDR ITSELF.
IA CJ.JuENrS ARE UNNECEssA.
rI.ilnIlcll -Lin. Mnr 2s. lSIs

rl.ilndci, hin, MAY %. lSi5.
Or Jay c.-Dcst u feel bound Ia the nffl =.
TEL a. give publicity To ide raOtJ,naty el,ct oi
your valuable med ciuos.
have sufT rcd Tor sc,cr,, veors mas, ,,;, -
soa'ihn'n'. aud Tho Train OF diseases which follow
"a ronp'eie rrosiraiion uf the sys,em-s, ,hot i,
was with great difficulty could walk aud a, Tunes
Was coi'iintd Ia NY To add To y misery
2 Sroinions ahec'ion appeared IN my throat, ~ uh
Nheun"'isr IN my arms. - that could not mise
my right arm TO my head In the hottest weather
my feet aud hands would uche with The cold and
preparation Ind almost ceused. l nnv became
sDe'ed WIN a Dry hoarse cough and gave up all
eopss oi ever getting well I had night sucais
anu soi hi'ie or no sleep. wnh fighiinI dreams
anu -inofhid headache | seemed a. be Bordering on
INSANITY. and was denied all study ar mental
exercise could noi read small paragraph ~ q
newspaper without great difficulty. had greni
soreness IN my stomach. which caused It To swe II so
much WAS unable To lie down. or even To rccliuc
hut had 10 be proprcd up in hair.
had the advice of scmc eminent physicians
mia tried nearly oil the remedies used ia sucl, ca
scs hut continued 10 grow worse and II appeared
Us though speSdJ dissolution was taking MACE
rnow heard oi yonr med icines. aud dcierm ned
10 try your SANAriVE PILLS. and to nv sunrise
me soreness lelt me. So could walk nb,u, the
h",se continued To improve from Iha, time
Sno'''y a''er my wife csieu Al your STORE, an sta.
"u my case 10 you. and you sent the n holle of
your ALTERAiIVE. aud alsu wcrd Ia come md
zee YOU. and you would invcsiien ate my case. aud
cure me This ! dill not believe. as felt WIS
beyond the reach Of human skill.
Alter taking your Alternative and Pills fur three
weeks there was decided chance for The helter
so That when called upon you. ,ou said that I
would get well. nnd that Your AI.TERATIyE
would cure me eilectually With no homes b.,N.
ever OF getting well. sill cuniiaued Inkinc yonr
Alternative. until had taken the iourih boiIIc "a hen
taere was sudden charge iu my whole system. as
though had got I'd of sme great burihen. md
eou'u ur"w my breath "a usual My nerves grad.
o"i'y became strong. and my appetite rcsnrned.
IL mas been four months since commenced IN
King your Medicines. and at this iiue nearly every
ves''ge oi disease i etndicn ed frum my system
nin as active. and near as strong. Us at ny ne
Rod OF ray life. have now gaIued nine rounds
two months
nave good renson ~ believe that the use of
yonr valuable Medicines, 10y The help of God. has
saved me irom Ia premature grave.
JOSEPH BARBAR.
iiul!owell court in Poplar street, betw cen Sew
er ID oDd Eighth SIS
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