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Is the only remedy thai can permanent
headache nervous uenor nsuase ansco general dshy
o. nervous and e sns sa sna ss G
EPILEPSY, OR FALLING SICKNESS,
hysteriea hs commissions, Se u well known that from
s n ] any s.s s psp o.
and consequently thousands have suffered through miserable
ALTAR OF INSANITY.
The proprietor of the Vegetable Extract however, feels
y av ' and ali Others who are interested examine
the testimony which is here offered deception let be
L Be- said tina, epilepsy ineaiabie. ''s'' ~
HARRIS VEGETABLE EXTRACT,
For many persons
win this dreadful disease, and in where
% @ ss ssss New York es a his daughter
has been afflicted with h for more than nine and has been
BRADLEY, street, New York,
health a every had aled) by the Of the vege
Dr. Charles Brown Dover, county, Alabama
se q s best "a n ss says a ,a e a ee as
nsy pescrbes in every case OF epilepsy which comes under his
Curtis q Maybeny formerly postmaster Lime Mills, craw
and he happy state that use Of DR. as yeg
liable Extract has restored him to sound health being entirely freed
Runda $50 Henry New yo, having used u,e yess
persons who afflicted with fts.
street York, Mr.. Charles Il oughion
s family has been e severely afflicted Win ePepe m for many
pr Harris Vegetable Extract, M Pratt he was restored
ptrect lei oI
Rev Mr. smith, Of church, spotswood, New
years that he has used Dr. Ias Vegetable Extract and his
health has been much improved that he hopes by Divine blessing
EPLEPTIc FITS, M
For and six MONTHS cured by
Esad s & sae q s son Of
six months A travelling through England eoand Germany Germ
medicine, medical adsss aoa
ceiying benefit whatever, and cured by
HARRIS VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
spent three thousand dollars for medicine
did first visited England consulted the eminent phys
accordingly there three perceving any
doaT BY phycans and the most that received was
their opinion that my sons hopeless and
POSITIVELY INCURABLE.
Iaccordingy left England travelled through Scotland Germany
France and returned home in The month Of November with
%snt in one Of die New York papers, and concluded try Hurts
sorry did BY the Of Harris Vegetable Ex
PERFECT HEALTH.
entirely restored with the prospect now before him iiis health
and usefulness e + now years and q years sir months
thank God EEL, i now enjoying good 0 health
grateful is one thing and as here enclose
ded dollars have doubt VIII think another and
pease accept advance
f0u''; ls sTss sf'p'enu's' WILLIAM sEooRE.
The time not distant when thousands who trembling
may prove fatal permanent relief new
opsr one have been received in testimony of
the beneficial results produced by the use Of Harris Vegetable Ex
' Prepared by $, IIar, NJ. D., New York
DO four packages io@
any part Of s Tsas sesso and the Indies 1s
the United States TO whom all communications be
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NEW MUSIC.
J. II. SCHULTZ s. co.

w FISCHER, Pennsylvania avenue street,
W. has just received the following popular music which
will be sold at his reduced pricesfour
The Rare Flower set quadres composed by Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth.
The vagabond Polka; by Gungl.
Frederick William Polka, performed by seyennark
pany. .s.,
The Water Spirit Waltz; by A. r. KrugeI.
The Harp Waltz by w. &. Beche. ...
The Friendship Waltz by G. Scliuster ." +"
The Tedesco March, arranged from the Opera Of Eman by r..
Boyer, ...,..
pourris; by H. Cramcr ~ 'r1s#~
The Spring Waltz; by I. Moeling E.Ht
Punch and Judy Polka performed by the Seyemnrk Company
arranged by HelmsmuleT sa..' ~
The Lily Rohdo; by Louis Rename.
Ean invoam, cavaina, from the Opera of Ernan arranged
by Edelmann.
Blanche, Morning from Opera
OF the Huguenots; by Meyerbeer
Poor though my be; from Donnizeis Opera Of Betty
with English words. r
The world the move look about; beautiful ballad by
Henry Russell. NJ
Mother thou the dearest beautiful ballad from
Opera of Lucreta Borsa; arranged by c. Linley.
from land of from Opera
Durward.
Il Is the mother sings; by ROCKWELL
The Lonely Rose Jenny nd music by NJ w Balfe
Thon'u my side by w. r. Dempster. f -
The king he sits throne Of gold words by Barry Cornwall
music by q. Davis.
MARY Blame WORDS sung by Madame Bishop, by
Hunter.
The BACHELORS Dream by Munich.
Stop dat knocking Al the door; for the guitar.
Ang3
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"A. plIIKr
noIs, City OF sprina AeId.

". n piIIk.
Land and General Agency once shs Capital Il-
nols, City Of springfield.
no resident Of Illinois iands Rnois inaeL
edaess, and oil deous Of State
Haois scrip boEdsThe undegned respectfully inform
the public that they have established this eihe capital the
state Of Illinois land and general agency
Of all business appertainng thereto within the limits OF the
All transactions relative 10 the purchase and exanin
ing lands and reporting their advantages and value paying
redeeng land sold for investigating titles &e buy
ing selling all descriptions OF sae ndehedness every
extended scale, viii be promptly and faithfully
REFERENCES;
Messrs Deifendof& Niles, Washington city.
I" A. Gowdy \ Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
Thomas J. Reed esp
Messn syekles Co, 81 Louis, Missouri
A. Chrsty, esq,
John Nj Winner, esq, /" 1898
His exceltency A. q. French, governor Of Illinois.
Hon. Thomas II. Campbell auditor :"
John Moore, treasurer :.
g + sy n T. fsamsu, Judge supreme court
s n,s5 Wad,wonhs sheldon, New YORK ely
q, Bartlett, esq, No. Front street, /"
Gen Robert Patterson, Philadelphia.
Gen Adam Diler,
Jos l., Chester, esq, Hs ~
Col, y. w. Black Pitsburg, Pa.
Gen. Caleb Cushing Boston, Mass.
q, y. Sanger, esq, F" :"
Henry r. stone, :"
J. d. Pratt 4 Co., Baltimore, Md.
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SANDS SAItSAPARILLA,
In quart bottles.

oR the removal and permanent cure Of all diseases arising from
an impure state Of he blood or ha Of th ysie Wv: scro
fua Kings Evil Rheumais Obstinate Erupons
Pimples Puste Face Botche Bol Chronic Sore Eyes
Rngxo letter scad Head, Enlargement and Pain Of the
Bones and JOINTS Stubborn Ulcers Syphc Symptoms sciatea
Lumbago, and Diseases arising from nudcioa OF Mercu
sctes Dropsy Exposure nprudcnce IN c Also, Chronic
Constitutional Disorders. ~.
In this preparation are strongly concentrated all the mednal
Of sarsapula, combined with the nst eieciua aids,
the most sauary productions the most potent ses Of the vesc
table kngdom and has been 80 iny tested not only by patients
themselves, but also by physicians that has received uen UNI
qualified and the appreciation OF ihe ubc and
has established ON u own merits reputation Tor aiue ana ecacy
far superior n the various compounds bearing The name OF sasa
para Diseases have been cured such Us are MOI m IN.
records OF aud what has already done Tor the thousands
who have used " u capable OF doing for The millions sun suffering
and struggling with disease purnes, cenes ana strengthens
the OF life, and inuses new sgof throughout te
whole animal frame.
ANOTHER CURE OF sCRoFULA
The following striking and M win be seem permanent cure Of an
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AMERICAN RAILROAD J6URNAL.

The AmercaH hAiiro~d Journal published 81 Wan
several gentlemen are engaged regular eonbuto, known
The railroad Journal any similar pubca
a %si and las Ssrss % The
It's humble beginnings, and contributed carry 6wsrd
than upon any other agency whatever
me oeomose railway system mas nov become the great neces
great idea Of modern has already done the
him in the scale Of being, than other agency
engine, regard greatest
%ent Of mos, sasGdnay Instrument I good e world
swlest bird the wing cagnot thought OF language alone
energy powers faculties and
creation, Without danger and without fatigue enables
enjoymens physical gra1cao, the pleasures
community oaacons and IDEAS Of every d
sas neT & and %ns " an infinite
win not have achieved highest work ul hamonized
on capable BymaSns distant places neigh
snsss s 9s ali SI e SSs q Ss e
Whosye therefore abors il this field has than the odi
M The highest good Of his race Profoundly impressed with these
Journal. - = ''"'sN' -
The history influences and the Improvements Of the railway
with statistics, showing
careful inquiry into It's management scientific discoveries,
the progress ofindusiry en-
Under mining head the Of the Journal viii find
series q articles on the IRON ores and iron manate Of The Uni
editor '@% f Rs" q @ w nnd az
DC n os a aa sssfe ~ q s d. a
e q s s,s o ssa s ore ,s
several blast furnaces and the results Of their working
published Journal, series of
weekly papers conveniently arranged under appropriate heads
with statistical tables Of different districts,
drawings may be found desirable.
Besides This work IRON Mr. Hodge is furnish the Journal
which been carefully examined by him,
mining subjects generally.
These works viii be found Indispensable TO all parties engaged
mining iron This attempt
give, elaborate and practical
iron the iron manufacture and mining of
country.
Gen c. T. James Of Povdence has also been engaged
assistant editor OF the Journal lie will furnish the
of the Of mechanical invention,
on OF The manufacturing interests Of the His
mechanic,
already well known the public. He will
touching other branches industry
Great Britain her commercial and political
1.-THE mechanical invention Of her people
other s4s@@ ~
American skill industry and enterprise, giving disiin-
ished rank in the To
to the railway the most valuable Of I'LL this Journal will be
esuy devoted.
J. II. SCHULTZ & co.
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THE AMERICAN FARMER i

THE AMERICAN FARMER is published monthly in the
IL city OF baltimore, nj ~ copies for s. thirteen Tor
So thirty for so. July, under
favorable " The Maryland State Agr-
cutn Society, and all the prize
published meeting
raise $780, be appropriated Ioowsi plate,
valued 80, 90 be awarded the obtaining by the fs
OCTOBER Of subscribers
nepcing
R The pubsher added prizes
cultural works lie has also offered 800
coming volume, viz; SO In silver plate for tho
plan and arrangement Of farm buildings and the Of
farm yard so FOR the best the cultivation
so for the best the management Of the dairy.
The hrst number appear IN July will contain
valuable from the Of Epsusp ROWS Of Virginia,
presented 20 the agricultural public, particularly o
Virginia, Maryland the Caroinas
Of his rm Tor the Eve he has
estate In eastern Virginia, and concsiyey
able degree Of prudence In M farming
profitable other business The second took
charge OF his afm Mr. Run shows that hts
capital invested for land negroes implements stocks &C. se
inn year 90 70 per cent, besides supporting his family his hands,
worth when he took in hand Every farmer and planter particular
in the tide waer districts OF country, will paper
the deepest interest.
This number valuable papers,
which from oEoaaE w Dobbs Corresponding
Of the Maryland State Agricultural Society,
the wire encei and from Col CAPRos the sub
! Address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural 5ocey,s Hall,
June 26-2aw4t 125 baltimore ST. Baltimore, Maryland
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Law school In Lexington, virginia.

THE subscriber proposes open School this place.
mencing Monday the 2s day o. October next and emna
the 18th Of March, 1850 The pupils viii be divided
classes The book used IN the junior win be Ste
phen blackstone Isl vol Starc Evidence, Stephen Plead
Greenleafs Evidence The
embrace Tuckcr Commentaries Greenleaf and sarkc Ey
dcnce m vol each) Stephen Pleading Gpuds Isl
vol Of Chiy Pleading, Hocombc Introduction
prudence Luc Equity Pleading, Mord's Pcadne, nj
Of Real Property and Executors
Arrangements viii BE- made with Pladepha law publisher fur
nish the above works The young
posing attend the shscrber lectures feqaeed give him
notice Of their Intention and inform him they
supplied with through,
dunn. They viii be furnished 70 the students
senior class win the privilege
additional charge The
will be arranged ny the subscriber
the Professors
Of Washington College should they deem Il expedicn
will delivered close
diction and practice Of the Federal Courts.
The Zee win be 500 per session, payable IN advance
Ex1rsaros, Va, July ~, 1919.
July IA
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Fauquier White sulphur springs, virginia.

MAS open reception Of visitors Eten-
ive improvements are In that will
whole establishment No will
embeshnent the comfort and pleasure
Knowing by ocular evidence in
OF and M partic
modaanr, and complete design, crafty
and well
Situated Ia remarkably healthy
The bold Blue Ridge and in the vicinity Of the beautiful
Wacnt0n visitors horseback carriages,
proving roads, enjoy the most picturesque
alleys, the pistol gallery
heaiu dance The lovers Of flowers pc
cuar been taken 10 their approval while
awn, gold and silver elk buffalo,
relieve tedious hour 90 those who interested In the
nature In word has been taken which expanded
eay could suggest TO add the comfort and accommodation
ade, brilliant 6rewor win their respective
these preparations designed for the gay only
holy ministers Of religion OF denomination,
gudgnr nyitaton given 10 spend the The sev
OF the church respected throughout the
These 70 or " miles according the taken, from
Fredericksburg, and 10 SO from Alexandria weeky stases
run both points duly, when daily lines win be e
tabsbed Visitors leaving the District Columbia
AT or reach the springs the
These springs known the Post Office books warenton
Springs 70 and all letters should directed
Waenton sent TO the White sulphur Springs Grccnbrcr
lat octobeIi SIS for three monhs 500 Tor s
month"; go weeks Ss Tor weeks 81 day
lodging 80 children
old price No charge for children
tables provided for children before the usual hour
who retain their seats at The ordinary table viii be charged full
Horses 30 cents n dny, or $40 month.
The finest wines and spirits have been procured eoagc
be charged for private supplies.
June 6--dIaw&cpn
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THE LADIES' WREATH,
sRpIrED ny mrs, n, r. MARrys.

Martyr Ely, pubiishes, i4a Nassau street, New York.
MONTHLY MAGAZINE, Of % pages, with
he.e engrayins win lew ereenans are ayisina nsr,y..
expressly BY twelve number
the pens expressly for This work
DESIGN OF THE WREATH
This appetite eneendered fed b.
much Of the light literature OF the day Is simply furnish
agreeable and entertaining reading for leisure hour lis object
into he FAMILY CIRCLE, work containing PURE CHRIS
haenee all It's readers and help great principles
industrious habits and moral sentiments which lie at the foundation
FAMILY CIRCLE, have endeavorcd, shall still en-
deno plead the cause Of Virtue and Religion within
@ aS s a." and q s po s na o. Al 10 in
a magazine Literature An the wns.rm Is unsrpa,.sd
ne. {, edited By Mr.. r q The best wr
sn snde, ss qualified % conduct Literary and re-
contributors among whom are many Of our abes male and female
writers.
/ OPINIONS OF DISTINGUISHED MEN
Judge Leris, Lancaster, Pa.
gives me great pleasure 70 recommend Z, the patronage Of The
which conducted highly character
o. T. eons@ enc 9 g the special yor q The mora. and
with engraving executed in masefy style is edited by Mrs
wcr 10 our country All thing. consdercd Know Of no WORK Of
the kind more deserving Of public patronage.
Lancaster, Pa
Judge Hays, Lancaster, Pa.
have examined very extensively periodical entitled THr
L.Diss' wsE.Tn and heartily recommend % all desire
religious OF the work. excellent Lessons contains in
relation 20 the formation and Of
female characernake admirable book for ames whilst
elegance Of the embellishments and the style which got
render IL ornament TO the table. A. ID. HAYS,
Lancaster, Pa
Governor Coolidge, Rscosrnensatio..
have derived much pleasure from he peal q the
ofNew Yok. My examination regard 4
emneny calculated pure ase and Ak sound moral
saa sclsess Psseees IN all whe r,i hnbtasy
found as think wi supplannr the periodical
sasonal pubaions that BY their ky senmcniali
e Minds and corrupt the hearts tens Of thousands in
and stimulate vicious propenes budding
conductor Of the work will have labored
The highly vuous tone OF IT, reading the beautiful
~ enbement the excellence Of IT, typography with the low
price AZ which offered all unite 20 strongly recommend
' CARLOS COOLIDGE.
Windsor, VI, May II, lsi9.
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Tr~n.yIvanla Un.yer.l.y, Medical department.

TrrnsyIvanis University, Medical Department.
NHE nd Monday
Il under the direction of following Faculty, viz;
benjamin W. Dudley NJ d. Professor Of The Principles and Pac-
tee OF surgery.
Robert Peter NJ d., Professor Of Chemistry Pharmacy
NJ Bnsi Special Surgical Anatomy
Samuel AMMAN NJ d. Professor Of Theory and Practice Med
Etebc Dudley, D., Professor ofGeners and Pathological
Anatomy and Physiology.
Henry Bui b., Professor Maera Mcdica and Thera-
peutcs.
william NJ Boiling NJ ~, Professor OF Obstetrics and Dis
o Women and Children.
n. NJ, skllman, NJ D., Demonstration OF Anatomy.
full dollars invariably
The Naturalization Library IL FIVE dollars
The Dsseeung ticket dollars The Graduation Fee twenty
FIVE dollars Boarding and lodging from ~ 20 A. wesk
Dean OF the Faculty.
Lexington, KY, June 81, 1919 80, -,
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NEW MUsTC.

NEW MUSIC.
lust the old Stationery store
door east Of l2t Pa avenue following and
popular music, which win he sold
price, making II only four cents per page.
Orders for music attended 70 moment Al the above price
n, WIN. FISCHER
ma art not beautiful ballad dedicated Mrs. 1t
An wherefore rapidly, the celebrated Csvan. sung by
oses ny heart light and ee adapted air Of Rosa Lee
for the rsitnx.
To the Evening Star melody, by @. Verdi.
Home, arranged Cor the piano, by Boyer.
The Maria Watzes BY NJ. Hofner.
bhswberry Gaiop by Chas. Grobc.
La Ptcciols waltz by j n. Dyer
6ercnade March; by j. G. Buchhoven.
Gems fop Lombard composed BY " Boyer
wandered by the Brookside; nv u Hime. s.s
N, were i bird q beautiful ballad
n this old chair my father BY BsIfe. I.
s>eor n n T.. White.
The Indians brayer by Woodbury., .o f GWHtF III
sesn her 81 e window ss by the Sadie Hsnonists
IN hang harp = willow tree. HI-s l}atltI f
ms s ishf rose w summer win variations; by Msine.
fuiy ~ w eta tNs
ssVhs Peenet comprising nearly thousand
best ssshsrs. Selected By John Taylor price 50
cents. Por sale BY FRANcK TAYLOR
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New GoodsThc subscribers have just late mr-
90 at prices from % \ cents 70 lhc finest quality.
900 dozen linen cambria handkerchief from y TO Is
90 ss%; "sT Ss% ssS. 90 90 s .,s
20 rich riband trimmed lace caPe.
70 dozen real net pit., with and without fingers.
100 dozen white open worked cotton hose. ..
100 do do misses chdren's do every Kind.
$50 new style psrss .,i! and pa,sso,els
Together with many other and desirable articles which the
attention Of The ladies is respectfully invited.
engraved illustrations Of important subjects ny Edward John
euro. BY Joel shew, NJ b. ''''' WIN many '"''' "
Theory and rIacee ydropa,y, intended 20. ny
Aug IL
NEW ROCKS just received Taylor q Maary'.
Volume IiIdrcth's United sties.
soutbey's Commonplace Book, No2
lyells second Visit TO The United States,
Cheap edition ga ccntl Of "Lady Alice" the New Una
A Aug S"''" Na"'-a story q . NJ
IUsr received ParEers--Barrys Tcopherous Guer
Cologne S"s s As os a aS Gs r ne be-; Parma
xso The eeesra,ed Chinese skin Powder for rc.o,,
.s ana pserv INC complexion and rendering Che skin
Aug Pa Globe, A few door. below National National Hotel
cabinet edition Tales comprising I'm one vol
Rasea Vicar Wakefield ErIcs Of siberia Paul and
Virginia. ulIvcr Travels Sentimental Journey Case
OuHnto, &c. N''
wayey Anecdotes Illustrating popular Characters scenes and
don. TAyfnp
'uheN BOOKSELLERS, 9th street
Accordcons and Flutinss.
JUST RECEIVER saoners, Hail. case u superior
- cordeous Persons DESTROYS excellent and bean
tial instrument for small call before pur
chasing elsewhere I'--D.
For sale by WIN. FISCHER.
July g.
NO David CspperneId, by Charles Dickens, (Iscx)
Domestic Practice q ydropahy, with 10 engraved Illustrations,
BY Edward Johnson, NJ. D..
July 25 r bookstore, near On street.
The Complete Horse Doctors containing the Habits, Diseases
and Management Stable
July 10 PRANCK TAYLOR.
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MALE ACADEMY,

WARRENToN, N0RTH CARonNA,
THE TWENTIETH SESSION win on Monday the "a
ofJuy Boys fitted for college In the Union,
active duties ol The PRINCIPALLY who has been
youth for the last years, evoies hts undivided time
enon TO the school, and aided by the approved
the various departments high order of education
cation Of sound principles Of virtue and morality sought
be aaned efforts which
der The institution worthy Of the patronage enlightened
parents. X
The village refined society It's facility Of &c
by the Raleigh and Castor Railroad
Ter OF the school, all
sderaon Of tose who have wards 70 be educated
TERMS. hrsH#.& sl&fe vs.
For board for $50 90
Tuition in the languages and the higher mathematics Is
Lower branches OF mathematics and English
Boys requred in all board family Prnc-
pal. For further particulars, address
r. A. EZELL, AM
June 2--sw3w t Principal.