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Miscellaneous Record.
We are indebted to the Savannah Republican for slip.
sn a n, s the coating seh Miner
OF weather anchor near Gees Key c.yo Vssds9
me :sH H. % ,hp h ssS the lost
q Mssvs "a 70 he :Sip i si'
Ss % msEi
P. whs took passage on the Minerva he being his pas
BARK WARRINGTON (of Thomsston) from Mobile at Pro-
fss on s 70 % southwest of
' .sS1 5ss%
with hssia. be. aa stc aSou
iecoek on the morning. Of tbs 7h by bark uuaown took
Spoken.
BY pilo. boat James Waterbury, brig Dover Balt
New s;
6! Phiaslphi, Is sss Ion 0s Missouri hence for Jane;
Schr Canton, Of ,rIg,on hence asth u off Hatteras
Foreign Ports.
NEuyITAs, Jan l5-Arr bark Nacoochee Smith, sdys fm
Home Ports.
pool :aS as:ss MSy
EiysrgSSl Via T.lil;. CAs::s Kelley
81: Az
ss;:; H:sss :s1i osR 5s;:|
Ss ..a
NEW osLrAr. Feb 4-Au ships Maryland, Berry. Liver.
Boston; bngs Adams Gray. Collins Havana ul Wash
ington, 0rn Ganymede. (8) Toye Halsx;
f:n:scS, soGp VIM Ebbss. Perry Pan:,sOls B:cx-hips
!8r) McMen, Livercool; brgs Ele anor Ad.ms Hayena
Monaco, Eanhaw Baltimore: Selma Block. Havana Othel
Helen: sesIk' Hsy.nai John R.nd; ws;aafson Br;5os
Ter, N York; Marths. Cozzen. Pensacola.
NASTucKEr. Feb s-Arr schr Susan, Russell. York.
PRoyIDEnCE, Feb liar bark Washington. (of Thomas
tcrl Thorndss Mobile Beloy schrs Madonna Csrdeua.
York Sid, schr Thos Peerkn, Avery York; sloop Vigil
liant, Heath do; :chr Forest, Holmes. Norfolk
RICHMOND. Feb ll-AH schr Dacotah, Smith, New York.
Sid schr Shyock Rooms. New YORK
SAVANNAH, Feb GAR schrs Midas, Hagerdor, Rio Janei
70; H Connce Smalley Orleans. Cid, schr Senator,
Knapp, N York.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Acadia, from Boston-Messrs
Richard sou!e of despehes of Bosoa Green
BILL. WT papfer. William Trim,me, Nsw;aSt. Ct
Gojtan jua Mop: Anton HSopp. Master 0iSpp hey
Brook, Boyd, g Gillespie N Whiting, and G Kerr Of
Monrcsl Robe.tson, Of Toroutoi Reed. Thsrnton,
servant, OF British arms-30
For HalifaI-Me,.rs Whitney Of Cambridge Mass; VIM
Gum. Of Pctou: Tremain l. Pierson, jun, and William
Bowman, Of Halifax-5. Total IS.
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Passengers Arrived.
! Montreal; Mr.

HAvRK-Shp Oneida- Duncan Stewart, of Montreal; Mr.
Prjeaux, France; aud 81 IN The .teerse.
New 0RLE notwithstanding Dee from northampton. Eng.
John DAYS. Of Mobile; ST Conner, Montgomery. X
g e.nweli, Merle, J:RObsop + II Chil;on. asd A
Essisnd MorssnL smith New York; HoSsto Perry New
Hampshire; and Dr. Ga'land and servant, Malta.
F'om Htvaua-Captain Liot and aervant London Az.
mar and family York Antonio Play Castaner and Jose
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CONNER'S UNITED STATES TYPE FOUNDRY
No. Is Ann street The UNDERSIGNED Hive selected matt NAL
selves that nce they have Pbenxke risen from the ashes
old they H. through strict attention
Durability and general s.ese1es oTyps BE- enabled e
but liberal share # business from They hons
through the bealty If their friends be enabled attain
Their old hment has been succeeded By com
Moulds Matrices Machines substituted in the place
Of those No pains exertions have been
every other article the Printing line beat quality
ssd Sesaysad uneSuasd Tor durability Particularly Ssicuis
ted f have been from
advantages solicit orden promising every facility in
~ n every way The isvS, Of our s1ds liberal
shall characterize mode Of doing business B-Such
spapers throughout North America will copy the
above three times and will take four times the
amount q her os Sp u PsnsnS Materials ere
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IgT o. lETTERe REMAINING IN THE NEW
a.: xSi.s 81 g savss, n''n'' ~
II IL. Ara bs L fsFshss oiaeesi - \. all adyss-
St ns psPen Of letters uncscd for i any ros
Omce mall - inserted IN the OF the
place wheis the ONES advertising may be situated
TINE LARoEsr cIRoULAToN-Ness Post Q0lce Lsv passed
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Arrived.
Packet ship Oneida, Willard Havre, 18th ult with mdse
to Boyd Htncken
BARK Charter Oak Smith, Providence days. in ballast to
master
British brig Widow, Goham, St Johns. B, 10 days. with
fish, 70 PI Farnham. -
Brs Fssces SAWYER Savannah 10 days. with 100000 fee,
timber TO Campbell & Moody.
Brig America tof Bath, Mel Hamburg u days. Had to
ssh Roanoke. Smith. Eastpor 10 days. la,h &c 10 Smith
X BoyIpRton
sehr Spy Fuller Boson,5 day., with mdss to Foster
Nickerson.
schr Howard. Crowcll, Boston, days. with mdse. to
Lewis Co.
sehr Emma, Lowell! Boston, days. with mdse to Atkins
& Co.
schr s A Appleton. Hamilton, Boston, sd,ys md.e.
Scbr Isabella Sherwood Boston, days. mdse to Da
ton Sprssue
Sch Ellen, Brown, Boston, days. with mdse to Foster
Nickefson
Schr Aususts, Brown New Bedford. ~ hours with OIL
Sch MIST, wIi1ht Vig,aia, days, oysters.
SIoop Motto. Appeby, frovidence,2 dsya
soop Index, New Bedford, oil.
The Telegraph reports yessels in sigh. rundown.
Large quantities Of diff ice made il appearances in eur
hvsos yesterday, bat I'D net impede ss,isstisa
nsSSh IssAs Asst Sssss, bsssassA wiA sssss, ~ u n
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95O2.OOt

m, = :. :, :. ~, 5U2UOO
There is section in the bill, that, on the appli-
cation OF the Secretary OF the Navy to the Pre-
sldent, and whenever the exigencies of the pub
lc service may require it, funds may be trans
tered from one head of appropriation to another.
Not long since bill reported to supply dsf,au.
the appropriations for the endsg the 30h
OF June LOT the army, $l2, 500 900
army for the year ending June. ls4a.. $4,000 900
NOW ene pW Tor the support Of the navy. 100000
Only. ..:........... sos 100000
BESIDES what has been mentioned above, a bill
has been reported for Notifications; a million
for the Quartermaster's Department has already
been voted five or six millions will be required
tor the civil list, more than a million and half
tor pensions, nearly two and half millions for
the interest on the public debt and Treasury
notes, &C., sc.
So you see, the amount to be appropriated this
year, Will amount to about seventy millions.
FRLIx
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T. AGILE FOUNDRY-sTEAM ENGINE AND MILL
hInen

IA! AGLE EoUNDRY-STEAM ENGINE AND MILL
II Wright Establishment for sale-The subscriber offers for
sale his well kown establishment. Gadsdens Wharf,
venient the for steamboat work. shipping
ceiyng machinery &c The work shops tools patterns &c.
good order and calculated for the manufacture Of all
kinds Of railroad work. and chinerv Of every de-
scrpon The foundry has cupoas for iron an blast
from to brass furnaces large
and all Necessary tools The turning and finishing shop ma
chrery driven by engine horse powers there
heavy plaueing machine; will plane 10 feet by feet
inches large slide lathe, will IL feet longs
and bore Syindsr s iuche, diameter; one large face plate
double and single geared turning lahes: drilling and
screwng michines key cutting m,chine; grind and
several large boring bars boring bits, drills screwing TOOLS
&c &c and variety of wheel patterns steam engine
ration this neghborhood The boiler .hops well upplisd
machines lone works bv end FORCES and
FORCES The blacksmith shop has FORCES and good stock
of tools There also good large erecting shop and
makers shop The establishments in complete and
cssfal operation and will be kept until sold This would
be profitable mechanics ability and
enterprise steam and machinery are pid
given time before the first of July s For farther
partic ulaYs, apply JAMES McLElSH, Eege Foundry.
Charleston, 8, C..
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nR; RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL
~ Private Treatise" &C., !. consulted upsn any OF the
diseases there referred his residence 88 Greenwich
street from 70 laAM and 20 I'm ssundsy ,ssssptsdl
Those the cerlv 81 these oopantn Will
BE- s.iosi.hsd sp,d aud tsls inoenvsPienee aeod:
rs As ssis ctlsnx howsyei ih9.s whc haze .ssssss
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MO CURE NO PAY-DR. CORBrTT, 10 DUANE ST. ID.
IN member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London
be consulted Of certain delicate diseases
tce of years. devoted venerea diseases enables Dr.
G. the worst form th: disease Recent cases cured
mel pursuits Structures cured two weeks with
ly any pain. Constitutional DebtyThose indivduals who
nduged cernin loathome habit positively be
stored to health and society Remember 10 Duane street. next
d,,or IN DIR
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ITO PERSONS ABOUT TO BUILD-TRIMBLE
Cherry. Achteets psns sections, elevations
spericaOns &c. of buildings cordance with the
interest views OF the c. have for inspection
dovel end original designs for private ed6ces stores store
fronts, &c 393 Broadway, New York;
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FIRE AT COLUMBUS, O.-The following was re-
ceIved by telegraph from Cleveland, by the Buff
faio Comm.rciat Iduer.iser, the 10Th inst "A IRE
broke out In the theatre IN the Mel House block. &C.,
lumbus this morning which entirely destroyed the the
stre and but for the stiffness of the night the whole
block including the telegraph oce, would undoubted
ly been destroyed 5svera persons seriously
injured by the falling timbers and man, named Da-
vd King, was not expected to survive"
The WEATHER AND MAILs.-There was
heavy fall Of at Last Mscniss Me, on Thursday
last and mail had been received from tho West since
the 80 inst
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ITO MASTER TAILORS-WANTED. BY A YOUNG
situation Gutter and TO make himself generally
studied his business in this country and Europe and has had
fh enable cuuersalary moderate
Address Master TniIor.n Herald Office.
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Ship J 0lidden New Odesas; bark Helen NJ Fielder.
James Rver biss Robert Brace, Havaaa; Tybee Charer
ton; amshp Norherns CharsstYn; u ship Plymouth
from Quarantine for Norfolk
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EAST MAcHIAs, Feb s-s.sd brig Citizen. Bro wn Pres
Cuba.
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MARITIME INTELLIaENOE,

--------
Port OF New York, February IA, lsAS.
SUE nsns... .......e Is nooH sErs... Is
SUE SETS ... . IL Hfom WATBn So
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rT1HE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

60 Wall slreet-This Company prepared to make n
surce agair damage by fire dwelling houses
houses buildings in general goods, wares and merchandise
every description and personal property and risks
and nIaud nayigation Directors-Thoms
W. II Jaccb, Johu J. Herrck Henry d. Beach, VIM. Van
Wyck, w: Z: Redfeli, Martin Hoffman, Robert L Care
President W. G. KELLoee Secretary. N B-The capital
of thi. institution il now full with q surplus
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NARMFOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-THE DUPONT

EARM FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-THED DUPONT
Farm of rich fats and tables OF land free from
stone one mile the Genesee River and half mile
Angelica Lreek; mill and water for other
and improved land 200 Great variety Of fruit
natural fertility formal howerss
fish ponds and scenery equal any farm in State Hon
Philip Charch splendid Old place joins south and Judge
Ageson the NORTH distant from the Court House and village
Of Angelica az miles, the route THE New York and Erie
Rocheser beautiful healthy region free from swamps and
half the whole will be sold at auch price
may be offered. IS cent may lay on mortgage Maps
at my Office JOHN X. PETERS, 50 w all street.
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&TOO IMPROVEMENT IN

&T0O IMPROVEMENT IN THE VALUE OF MY
Tat ersals Horse Powders. said wsl;.nowu patron Of
that coinp.nt wind wholly cradicated scarcely
day passes hear of similar cases 70 the above and
that this is most ertraordmsry Horse Msdicin:: "the
sale by A. H. COUCH CO.. lAs Fulton street
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AR. CHRJsrIEs GALyANlC BELT AND MAG.

mr. CHRISTIE5 UALx hNlC DELL hlND MaO~
- rec Fluid is only efficient and convenient mode Of
ynms p.,ss By is mems The most and pro-
tractsd ssses Of Rheumatsm Head che Dyspepsia Spinal
Coupaut, Fits Neuragies and all Nervous Dsess
en- Ave readily their and always perfectly
ed Nervous Sick lie dachc are permitted 70 refer to
neeted with Naval Office of the Custom House Of New
York Ms Isacs had uuder the Of Drs g. Kear
new Rodgers and Desfeld Of New York and Ds. McCen
nan and Jackson Of Philadelphia and celebrated Oeu
with complication OF Nervous Affections and entirely
restored to heal bv the OF Chres 0avanic Belt The
ONLY DEPOT in New York 10 at l8a Broadway.
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CoNNER's UNITE1 STATES TYPE ENoyNDRY-

ROBERT H. NOR RIs, r. NJ.
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CERTIFICATES,

HonevvllIe. Va. Dec ,, ~.
Messss. o C. Sterling 81 Co:
Gentfemep-i have sold your vermfuge
for six o. nine months, and from the great
success attending its administration. / take
great pleasure in recommending it to the pub
lie as safe 81 efficient remedy for expelling
worms from children and adults.
have sold more of it to grown persons
than any medicine Of the kind ever sold here,
aad in every instance it has proved to be re-
ally e,ore than yqa have recommended it.
Many certificates might be had declaring IFS
ehicacieus virtues, but it you'd be time un-
necessarily spent as it must undoubtedly
make its into public favar without the aid
Of putting, Your best plan would be 10
spread the medicine all yea can. and adver
tse it in some of the most popular papers
BY doing this, ycu will confer great bene-
st on the public, and no doubt be the means
of saving many valuable lives. ....
Very respectfully yovr friend.
JOHN r. BUMGARMER.
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VIRGINIA, TO w1r-
At court held for the county of Page, al
the court house. on Monday the Oath day
of April. 1s4S-Wright Gatewood. admin
istrator of CLANCY Gatewood, DECEASED,
Andrew J.. Mckay and Catherine Carter.
compainants, AGAINST Davad J. 'strickl Ter
and James NJ. Gatewood, defen1&nts-IN
CHANcERY,
YNHE defendant, James ". Fleetwood, not
Il having entered his appearance and Civ
on security according to the act Of assembly
and the rules Of this court; and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an in
habtant of this Srate-On the motion of the
complainants, by their counsel, If IS ORDER
ED. That he do appear here on the fourth
Monday in July ne4t,apd enter his appearance
and answer The complainants' bill and give Sc
curity for performing the decree pf the court.
and that a copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in the newspaper published in Wood
stock, for two months successfully. and pos
ted at the front door of the court house of
the said county Of Page.
A copy--Teste,
May WIN. C.. LAUCK, &C
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rs now offered % the TEST of the public con.
IL fldently believing that an who give the
said Rolt fair trial, will be 'ftiay 'conyinced
its superiority over all others ,itiM IN, rise,
The advantages Of this improvement, In the
olting OF nonr are very tnss,y and important.
: !, hiIst the auaneiry'of machiaery thereto Is
greatly reduced ana ,siniplHed, there beaas
but two wheels Hecessary II i5ropel the BOZ.
ting Apparatus. thereby Iessehlng the aiftSttfit
of friction. and of water or steam eower, &c.
BY This plan, t}sa 'fekl is conveyed directly
from the Elevators to the Boiling Cscth,
without the use Of Hopper Boy; and the bolts
are always in operation while The 73u1s are
lttnnirg. MUCH LABOR is not only saved, but
no loss rs sustained from Ho,Is ESCAPING in
the form Of ds;st; and Elesa bolts more sesdily
whist warm than afteF being exposed to the
AIR, as By the cid system. BY means of
SCREW. wedge or lever The chest and betting
| reel are most easily elevated or depressed
at the tafi or farthest extremity from the
spout 81 entrance, thereby giving il the pow
er OF Betting more or less rapidly. and adap.
ting it With the atmast precision 10 the condo
t,on OF the wheat when ground. Or state of
| the weather; SO that -four an be bolted in
any state the wheat can be ground No fears
| need be en- ertained of the capacity of this
| Improvement in the boiling Of fo.,r, to meet
the waats and wishes of the Miller. as it has
already been tested under every yariety OF
circumstance to which the successful opera
tive in the manufacture of Sour is exposed,
and in every instsnce has given entire satis-
| tactlGa, where and when tested .
| In building or repairing of Mills, those who
adopt this invention. win And great saving
in the quantity of t'moers, IRONS. MACHINERY,
cloth, and mll>wright's work. less water OF
steam power is required; more -four produce
ed frQ:n given quantity of wheat, and the
! boiling gear less liable to get o,ltof repair,
whilst the miller by the use of variety of
spouts, may take his -four from the chest il
any quality desired
Tie undersigned has taken an agency For
| Mauck's Hot Bolt, for the counties of Auga4s-
ia, Rockingham, Shenandoah, Page, Warren
| and Frederick. and will give his personal at
| tention to all the demands made upon him for
! the use Of this invention.
The subscriber will dispose Of rights and
| erect the above named Bolts, upon the mos:
| reasonable terms. Address the undersigned,
at Woodstock, Virginia.
NJ B. Miller
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NOTICE.

r THE undersigned, forewarn Dir. John
i Figmoyer, junior. and family. one aRd
all, herewith, not to gather and take away
any Strawberries. blackberries, peaches.
pears. apples. or other fruit, in any of my
fields, without my special permission, as they
will be liable TO fine of S5. The fishing in
a big pond is an amusement fpr some without
interest, as the catching Of big FISH therein
is merely an srciaent, and more SO than horse
rsk;ng wheat ~ a large bottom field, WHICH
vEy scattered more or less, either purposeiy
OF wisiiapt design. PH ONERFIEtp.
May as=sss.
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GREAT REDUCTION!
McKeever's Iron and Brass
FOUNDRY.
NEAR THE FREMONT HOTEL, WINCHESTER, VA

NEAR THE FREMONT HOTEL, WINCHESTER, VA
ITS now in full operation and prepared to
j. make any kind Of castings at short notice.
He has fitted up machinery for grinding Mould
! boards on the face, and has a fine assortment
on hand, groond smooth and bright, WHICH,
he will sell for the same that Mould Boards
Boards have been sold at heretofore, together
with Machine Castings-aiso Fire Irons Of
handsome patterns and Wagon Boxes Of all
SIZES which he will sell for less than castings
have ever been sold in this market. Il wnpld
be to the interest of tIlpse wishing to purchase
castings of any kind to call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. wonld
say to machinsts and others who have their
own patterns 10 bring them on and give me a
trial, and they shall have castings made from
the pest of pig iron. and fer less than thew
they have been paying heretofore. There
will be pattern maker always At the Foundry
who will make patterns on reasonable terms.
! Any patterns that would be to alter or repair
will be done free Of charge. also continue
to manufacture my improved machine for
thfashing and cleaning Grain. This msch'ne
is well known in this country to he great
labor saying machine-st can be nloyed aith
four horses, and when properly attended VIII
thraeh. $50 TO 500 bqsaels Of Wheat per day,
with the same number Of hands and horses
othei machipes require to perform ihe siagle
operation of thrasRing. viii repair THRASH
ing Machines at short police and on aseom>
ml9dsting terms. s-4-s d. q
Blacksmiihirg and IRON Turning dope with
neatnsss and despatch.
Old Brass aHd cast From taken ct the Foun-
dry in exchange for new work
Having a long experience in business and a
wish to please, solica liberal patronage.
MATHEW MckEEYER.
April s, l3s8-ssn
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In France the moderate party has
been successful, and Lamarline is 70 be
the first President.
Frigh,ful riots had occurred in many
Of the principal cities of France, and
serious disorders exist
Irish affairs still continue in a state
Of agitation, heightened by the cissen.
tioss among :he old and young Irish
parties. There has been a not and
bloodshed at Limerick.
Letters from Berlin OF the Both ult.,
state that the Prussian Government;
was acting with much Grmness and de-
cision. The Berlin papers entertained
rumor of the march of the Russian
Guards to the frontier, where force of
300, 900 Russians will be concentrated
by the first of June, .r
In Poland the most frightful excuses
continue 10 occur.
In Baden the Republicans have at
tempted to revenge their late defeat,
and Hecker crossed the Rhine at the
Head ola thousand French and Ger
man troops. Two encounters took
place with the Wurtemberg forces, the
last at Schofheim. The Republics
have now fled into Alsace and Swift
zerland. s, <.-..
In Belgium the people are tranquil.
Hanover and Prussia are absorbed in
the military operations against Den
mark, in which, at present by land,
they are completely successful; altho'
the captures at sea, by the Danes, must
necessarily occasion very grea. loss to
the Prussian commerce IN the Battle.
$3.50
FOR THE SENTINEL.
Correction to Cleanthes problem published
last week; for 7l--2 read, 723--2l.
-e9e-
A gentleman from Vermont writes as follows
Cambridge, w., June Is, 1916.
Mr.. Seth w. Fowle,
Dear Sir,-For several years past, my usu-
ally good health has been occasionally inter-
rupted BY spells Of coughing produced by colds;
a year ago last winter, was brought to the
verge Of the grave by very severe cough, &C
companied with severe pains in both sides, be-
tween the shoulders ETC., which. with long
continued night sweats, and other alarming
symptoms, reduced me so low that my friends
despaired Of my recovery. / consulted physi-
clans, and tried the various remedies of the
day, but none Of them cured me. At last l
procured DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher
~, and it saved my life; have not enjoyed
better health for many years, therefore can
recommend others who need it to tryit.
SAMUEL BENTLEY.
For sale BY DR. JOHN G. SCHMITT,
Woodstock, Va. And by Druggists generally
throughout the United States.
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w O r NJ s!
w y II w -
u.rUN CHENOPODu C0MpOSITuM,
a Sys, Efficient and Unr4valled
VERMIFUGE.

tYUNHf opinion expressed by some writer
i that Worms are harmless inmates OF
the intestinal canal is most ass,redh not fta,n
ded O correct ebseryatian. Chores. epifep
sy, d drocepfrah,s. expectation, convnlsions,
mania, paralysis. fesers. aropsy, and vast
variety Of disorders are Something's ffe imme-
date consequence from the Irritation Of
Worms in the bowels. and occasionally spec
dily disappear after the expulsion OF fhe
Worms. DIR Fberle's Practice.
Testimonials of the highest and most salts
factory character, of the safety and ei4icienc.
of this anriyalfed preparation are daily firm
ished, bsit as when published they are rarely
Sesd, we foabear giving them publicity. be
lieving that its intrinsic value viii prove its
highest recommendation.
The yermihge is prepared Rpon 'strictl,
scientific principles, AND of the pa,res, fHere
diest, all possessing acknowledged anthefrDlr
tic virtues. TitY IT and be satishea D
its virtues.