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Court Calendar-Thls day.

U.s. Hi-rkfT CouRr.-same as yesterday. - -
SUPREME CouRrClrcuit- 2s2, 2ss, 3l5, 40, 2I4
3o3, zoo, 323 20 $751; 3l2, $40, 34.
suPRKME CorRr-Special Tsrm-Nos. 4 IS 81, Al, 81,
81 20 SO to So OIL s2 90 102 03, 10I, log, l07 10S
40, 1l3, Ill 116 10 120, 122, 123
SUPERIOR Cougr-fwo branches.--Nos. 429, $3.50, AZ,
5s3 5s4 $50 5st, 3T2 52s, 597 59s 500 600 242 534
500 GIL ol3 ei5, ole Gi7, 6s, CO. e2 4oe, $780, $751;
ySL 53a
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which he was elected, and 10 the principles pro-
pounded in his inaugural. From Genera Pierce
and his antecedentaI we hope for the best We
are not so sanguine about his cabinet; and his
success Will depend, in great degree, upon the
fact : whether his cabinet shall rule him or he
shall rule his cabinet.
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drsons Carpet Establishment, - Bowery. Eight spacious
fully stocked with spring styles
oil royal velvet English tapestry Brussels imperial three
py fne and ingram carpets, mating oil
scths stair carpets window shades Sc At ast0nishingly
Low prices.
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and desirable preparation for preserving restoring
beautyng tho hair the world produced The attention.
Of the country trade is especially invited to examine thin
article from the following rcasonsFrst IL pays the re-
taller than usual profit secondly, its reputation
thoroughly established thirdly its effect in each and in al
q the most pleasing and satisfactory
fourbly the sales beyond precedent in tbs
history the matoria medica Retaed at the
low price Of ~ cents in large handsome bottles Sold NJ
prices by the principal iobbcrs of drugs
fancy goods in New York, Philadelphia, Boston, New Or
leans &c. and by oil retail dealers where in cit
and country Principal wholesale depot 16l Broadway
II stairs, ID, =. BARNES Proprietor. 4
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Ar Pearl have received per late arrivals large
stock o. velvet tapestry Bruse three ply and ingram
carpeting Of ohsso and elegant designs which, having
purchased previous % the recent advance Ia prices
they enabled TO ofsr NJ very great inducements
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Luxury and Rcfinemont.-Every ds

Luxury and Rcfinement.-Every day DE.
vclope phase Of luxury refinement and social
suits which and taste applied TO the practical wants Of
every day life have yet achieved confidently point
the DRESSING AND BATHING SALOON,
TO be this under the Mercantile Hotel No.
Warren street, spacious and elegant reservoir of fashion,
enough Broadway to be conveniently stumbled
into and far enough out OF the Of tho crash and thun
The object Of the proprietor of this estab
lshment render select and complete
magnificent bath the sire of bed chambers fur
nished with appliance which luxury could invent de-
srnot the least desirable Of which the large double
sired Russia bathing towels imported expressly for these
their introduction in this country They unite requ
site which tho ordinary brown crash towels Of bathing
bathing tubs with indetructbe silver surface They
elegantly carpctcd and furnished with mirrors &C. &C. and
the walls Of each decorated with splendid oil pan
ings, by the dsng uished artist Monsieur Brenng Of No.
2S William street. These paintings represent of the
most beautiful portions Of italian the Bay Of Ma
pies the Grotto Of Neptune &e and several American
the New York Crystal Palace &c, &C. The doors and
nels Of the bathing painted by G. Gardner amt
also deliberately decorated with exquisite designs by hessr
Helms Conne the great decorators and elders of 1863
Broadway. But of the beautiful things in the
world is the superb oval mirror furnished by the
house and which, originally made for exhibition in the Cs
Of respect to the style Of the qua
tof tho perumery preparations for the bar &C. &C.
thing but that which highest and choicest char
found this Hair dyes, shay
ing bruhes &c. 4c Of the most unquestionable
character always hand The manufacture Of wigs tou
pces moustaches whisers &c will be carried in the
rails In short only romans for tho public TO call and
Of the most elegant and complete establishments
opened to their inspection and patronage.
r. G. GARDNER, Mercantile Hotel, Warren street.
WANTEp-Ten first class journeymen hair dressers.
slant employment with highest given. Apply at r.
g. GARDENERS Emporium of Fashion, Hair Dressing and Bath
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Duchens Courvoisier, Johnston David 1ayer.-New in.
voices Of the above urers received and Tor sae ny
the subscriber the Lowest prices for cash or approved
paper DAVID RAFT importer. 81 broadway, up stars.
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hair dye Is the best yet discovered for ooorng the hair
whskers the noment applied Tho wonderful ease an
certainty with which this fsvorte and old established hal
dye performs Is astonishing IL 10 for SALE or applied,
HATLHELORS wig factory. No wal street
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Droadwey have Just opened and daily reoeiyng
sn supply Of rich and elegant carpets direct from France
and England consisting Of Moquet Ardrossop, and Ak
minister FROM tho most celebrated French manufactures
Also rich medallion velvet and Mosaic carpets from Bessr
CrosJey sons England together with general assort
ent Of other qualities Of sapstng for sale reasonable
terma
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Africa for sale IT the lowest market prices crosses
or approved uaper DAVID RAFT,
i broadway, corner Of White street NJ stairs.
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taught IN An expeditions and superior by Mr. b. r.
POST ER At Broadway where gentlemen qualified to
diseb srve the duties with prompt
tuds and despatch Prospectus with full PARTICULARS may
le had en application.
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utrs In the best In the beet paper
ard nj the lowest prices call NJ the Commercial Adycrn
House Of IN IT, MCDONALD, 1902 Nassau street
Of Ann. Information freely given.
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Preervatve produces perfectly unique effect, has grow
great public fact The demand for II increases
In week II mparts elasticity utre and softness TO tn
harshes fbree Crstadoro's hair dye still rand
It's work. converts red grey hair into black In I've
putes, Sold ut No, g. stor House.
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fac hs celebrated Wahpenc for changing grey hair to
original color and curing badness Indsputahle reference
given Of the r6t ladies and gentlemen in the ctN
DIV permssion OF perfect Beware of
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badness and to restore hair that has fallen off,
become thin, and to scurf dandrsf or invest
with brsnt gloss and permanent curl for sale at l91
and M Broadway under the St. Nicholas Hotel and all this
city
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sspton reservations the best invented Bewar
ofpufed dyes Equally celebrated is Gourauds Medcatet
Soap for curing pimples feckles ssovne chaps rough
&c Poudre Subtitle uproos hair from any part Of The
body Liquid Rouge Lily White, and Hair GLOSS, at s.
Walker street, Broadway.
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Grapes, Grapes, Grnpcs.-A large stock Of
and Malaga be had Wholesale and retail,
PIERCE'S Italian warehouse sos Broadway, between
Amity and Fourth streets.
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Phnlon,s Magic Hair DYe. to

hair whkers the moment applied without injury 20
the hair skin 1t be washed Immediately wthon
disturbing the color and has bad odor 1t applied pr
vatey sold Mt PHALONS Wig and Toupeo Manuactorye
uista
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, supporters, la
dies belts instruments for club feet crooked spine knock
knees how legs weak ankles and very superior elastic
stocking for enlarged veins of the leg elastic knee and
variety Of truss liberal discount to wholesale
dealers, at No. II Ann street, near Broadway.
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Of wigs the most perfect imitation Of natur
invented Those wanting superior article shout
snll ut BATCHELOS celebrated wig factory, No. Wa
street. where be found the largest and best assomen
In the city. Copy the address.
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Il. ID. Lander, Late of Jennings d Lander.
notifies his friends that he has removed from to Fulton
street. Of Squire Lander Co.. where he will
be happy and them with Watches jswelry and
liver ware
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Great Bargains In French Chlna.-The Re-
msinder Of the consignment Of slightly damaged French
and will continue priv ate sale for few days.
HAuGHWOUT DALEY SCI and 563 Broadway
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Looking. Glass W0reh0use-1SS3-1IOOI
xlapses at reduced prices-RICHARDS KIEGSLAND, No.
s. street The trade supplied with frames &c. in
composition state. Factory No. lS5 Duane street.
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The WOrl0sn Fair.

The Worries Fa1r.-The most enduring me-
mentos Of tho great exhibition Of this summer will be the
thousands of beautiful daguerrotypes taken in ROOTS
world Portable mipstarss A. copied. The exquisite
every day and night and always free ct No. 3 Broadway
corner Of Franklin street.
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n the upper of Broadway and Murray street.
pictures combine the details Of daguerreotype
with the finish miniature Painting daguereo-
types Of deceased persons copied to nature.
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Lace and Muslin Curtains, at reduced prices,
the best assortment the city, at kelly FERGUSONS
window shade and curtain store No. S9 Broadway
doc Read
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Dry Goods In BIOOEiyn.-lt Is really mat"
ter asonshment that ladies should from Brooklyn
to New York 70 shop for dry goods when there not the
per less in Brooklyn for the best the rents
high We well satisfied that ladies'
will call F. c. SMITHS Nos 3Z3 and 35 Fulton street,
Brooklyn where they will find complete stock Of spring
dry goods they will be readily convinced Of what we hay
said above
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Clothing at Wholesale Only-An Immense
Of spring and summer clothing made expressly for the
Shs very lowest market prices. WILKINSON BROTHERS,
Nos rs and 10 John street, corner Of Nassau.
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FAT
KDRY GOODS.
GE RGG P. SMITH Il C.
81 WOOG-St.,
PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH
OFFER for sale largo a1l c1n ,lete ossort-
ment of ,mercaa and Foreign DRY GOODS
a considerable por ton Of the sta pie Goods were
purchas sed before the advance in prices and
will all be offer9dto cash or appoved credit buy
ers as low as they can buy in any city, East or
West.
PRINTS.
All tn. leading styles, cIm prizing Fall as
sortment; Dark FRANCES, Blues, Oranges, Mourn.
ings, Solid Colours, &C.; English and German
~ Cnntzss, DC
GINGHAMS.
Lancaster, Manchester, Domestic, &C., Elrl.
ston in high coors, AID Fancy Cheek.
STUFF GOODS.
Apaleas, Merinos, Coburgs, Paramattas Mohar
Lustrus, Fancy and Plain styles, De-Laine
Cashmeres, and oil newest sty les OF WINTEF
DRESS GOODS.
NOOLENS.
A large stock OF Ock and Fancy coloreC
Cloths, Doeskns, Black and Fancy Cassimers
oil most approved styles.
Costings, in great variety, Domestic and I'M
ported.
SATINETS.
! In Blacks, colors and mixtures and printed
Also, Of Western manufacture, our usual full sup
ply.
iTweeds, Jeans, C Cashmerstts, and all sorts low
priced Winter fabrics
/ VFSTINGS
! fun assortment in silks, Wool AMI German
! Fancy styles.
Sefges, S,'ecas, Cambrics, Irish Linens, Ho'
LINSEYS.
Plaid. Red, Blue and Chameleon styles.
BROWN GOODS.
B cached Meetings and Shirtings, Flarnels =
all kinds and colors; Diapers, Shir ting Strips, Or
naburgs, Driliiugs, 81 &c.-Bl nkets--Domes
tic and Foreign.
A complete stock Of all sorts of
VARIETY GOODS.
Plain and Checked Muslin and White Goods
I..ces, Embroiders, Silks, Ribbons, Winte
ShawIs, &c and everything wanting IN the Dr.
Goods line, ths stock Of which will be kept fu
by constant additions throus sh out the season
/ They soliait al examination OF their stock b
any disposed to purchase.
| PlTrBeyRGa, Sep. TIN, 1858.
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Steam i,riSt MiIln

The subscribers having rented the Steam
Grist Mill owned by Isaac Atkinson, are now
prepared to accommodate the public in the way
of custom work Having entire control Of the
Mill, we will endeavor by diligence and atten-
ton to business to obtain good share Of public
patronage. The Mill is in excellent running
order. Special atGention will be paid to Gus
tom work
Flour, Chop Bran and Shorts constantly en-
hand and for sale.
B0OP 4 Z BURCHFIELD.
Carrollton, June l6, 1853. e+t "a.
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The Probas Court in Ead ior the county of
CARROT. hsvstrs d4y srsa,sd 70 he aaisr.
signed lsgters0i administration Upon ths sstsls
sfDr. Thomas CUMMINGS dtteastd la.s d Ne
honing CO. o. Al persons Indebted to said
estate will make imlaedials payment, and th0ss
having claims win present them duly prOvsa
within one year from his date,
JAMES L. CUMMINGS.
Aug ;. 1858. Ertsulor
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res gRES OF LIND.
for Sale.

Tbsundsrsigsed is d pose to sell ihs farm ~.
which hs how reHd's IN Munro. Tp. Carroll co %.
sbout nine miles . w. of CsrrOllton. This farm
consisting hsq1s 10 the qushp T.
roductlVenesS OF its soil. an farm in the conn
~. It's wstered by theCsn Eoion creek which
passes through the s. East side Of the tract. snd
slso' BY excellent SBd constant springs About
30 OF the 762 acres. consist Of frs rate uoti
snd' no" chiefly in grass or corn rultivs a.
Ihe remainder Of the tract is rolling up land pro-
cuelng wheat and other small grain Sbua dsntly
There are on the premises, nearly 200 Of the best
irut trees nov IN iu besriEg, ihst could be Sc
leeisd In Eastern Ohio. The dwelling house and
other buildings, sre rOnmy snd commodiOus. In
the immediate vicinity, there are four churches.
Cne sschool house-grisi mills, &c. Altogether
the farm is desrsb one; and vii not iIi to
please those who may desire TO purchase. The
tit is unquestionabe. Persons desiring 70 pur-
chase are requested to SPPy to the unds'igned
who resides on the land.
EMERY.
/ lnovs The Iofh 1874
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NSM MITING

The subscriber would Fsspeetly snnOunes
that be has commenced the gunsmiihing busi.
ness IN CarTolltou.. on Main street. where be is
prepared tomsnufaeturs 10
BIFLE
'Of All descriptions. via The fine Cas-. Steel
Rife. with Globe Sights and Patent Aur1le.
for Target Shooting. at long distances, Com
mon Rihes. Smooth BOres, &c Al Eiads ef
Gun d Pistol repairiRg done vilh nsan.ss
and dispatch and ell work warranted. lie
hopes. from long experience. and being regu-
larly brought up to the business. to render en-.
tire satisfaction TO all who favor him with pat
ronAge. Y. J. H'D0NALD.
AuguG 4. 1855. JOsIsH C. HossnoLDEs.
. 1gsm
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SELECT SCHOOL

The undersigned would nfofm.ths citiSenS Of
Carrollton and vicinity. that he has opened a
School in Lisbon street School room, in which
all the English branches will be taught.
A few more pupils can be admitted upon
application to 7. R. LAIRD
T erm of tuition at the rate -, 2,f5 per quarter
Carrollton Aug 28Lh 1883.
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n n H---Ns ~
Halfway. REGULAT5Ha

n B E---No 81
Halfway. REGULATbtsi
RESULATEs TO oAHEGLTHTA Acres
An the Organs Rnd secrrtiOns OF he
Body.
Restores to Health and Strength
the DISEASED Axn woRx orr PANS.
Complaints tha, Rllway'' Rigulssors entirely
cure.
Costiveusss. Liver Complaints
Indigestion. Heart
Dyspepsia, Kidney
Dropsy. Binder
Urethra
Difficulty Of passing Urine
Dizziness. Inflammation OF The Stomach. Stu
pOr Bliiiousness.
MELAEcHoLr MAroElET DISORDERS.
Small Po1. Measles. Scarlet Fever.
Yellow Fever, Bilious Pneumonia Typhoid
Fever, And Fever Of al kinds.
Influenza, Pleurisy, Common Colds.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Irregularitv. Prolapsus Hysteria.
Womb Difficulties, Whites, AmehorrheA
Loss OF APPETITE;
Loss of Energy Loss of Memory Loss o.
Strength.
RR Regulators
ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.
! Perfectly tasleless, Good at all times, New
er Sicken, Never Gripe.
DosEs--one to three Regulates.
-Four to six Purses.
One Regulator at night on going 20 bed vii
ensure sound sleep, good nights rest and a
healthy and pleasant discharge from the bow
els in the morning.
Radway's Regulators, Ready Relief Reuova
ting RssOlvent are sold by Druggists every
whore.
N. B.R. R. Regulators are Oflight color.
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1 lIaBdIsS. By lbs boi o. pound. Soda. But.

liandies. BY ibs boz or pound. Soda. Bot
~. Water aud Pic.me Cfseksr-. ~ The boa e.
sonnd. Principe. Hall Spsnish. and cen asu G..
psr. Ts5Heoss. var cue kinds. a.
C. A. BoEGEL's.
imported iquRrs Tor Medical pur.
poses. Psls French Brandy, Raspberry Brsnd,, Pa
WIns, NJ aga Wine, Hol end Gin, and best Ma
Whiskey lsf "a E at the Drug tore OF
e. A BOECEL.
4 SuDeFane srIirle ef Susp. Basdaass
McClenaehsn's COmp'd Supporters,
Plain Abdominal d.
Mems Trusses. single and double,
Child'S de-, for sale At ths Drug store II
e. A. BOEGEL.
SHIPh. 0e QujDinr. Turkey Opium.
De nsfeOtiEed Opium. for sale hy
Pfeket INSTRUMENTS, Surgical Needles
Hoiss phrgms ard $, / g-r,. assorted siTeS. d
c. A. BoEGEL's Drug store.
II. B. Medical, School sud hiscslla-
nsOus Books and general assortment OF Station.
ary, for sale BY c. A. BoEGEL.
CSG Liver OLA superior article just re-
ceived At the Drug Stcre Of
Dee. II, 1851. .. A. BOEGEL.
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Lille Mere Craps.

The 4Os baIu,ifu lOs fLldls, Drsu EsOls.
French worked co lara, uuIersIStss. unisfhdkfs
and % on anil 90 70 IN can BE- foaad st
w. THOMPSON.
Sep g9ih. 1855
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BOLEJ = HIGH HISS.
FASHIONABLE TAILORS.

Woud inform the public that they have located
in CarrolIton where they will be happy to receive
ashure Of public patronage They are determine
to get up work In style moi to he surpassed her,
or elsewhere. Tn can always be found at.
their shop, on Lisbon Street, few dOors north oi
Legget's Hote.
Carrollton Aug, as, 1853.
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NONEYl MONEY | /

MONEY MONEY ! T!
Those indebted to me for JOB WORK,
Advertising or subscription to the CARROLL
FREE PRESS. will please call and make i'm.
mediate payment, or settlement hope those
interested will not neglect this matter.
| may BE- found ct the law Office Of Johf
PeAfce Esq, at all reasonable hours.
Aug, aJ's3.--tf. 4. CRoSIgR
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PLOw SOON and ANVIL.

PLOW gOOM and ANVIL.
HUsroS & SINCLAIR has good assortment
of New Philadelphia Manufactured goods
Cloths, Satinets, Tweeds,
Cassimeres Barred Ttwied and plain Elan.
nels, Blankets &C., all of which will be sold
low. Give us a call and examine the goods.
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I mpOr Iant DisCOVray
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES !
BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS
are unfailing in the cure Of CoUeus, CCLDs,
ASTHMA BRoNCHrrrs, Sore THROAT, HoARsE
NESS DIFFIcULT BREATHING. INcrPrENr Con-
SUMPTION, AND DISEASES OF THE LUNGS. They
have no taste of medicine, and any child will
take them. Thousands have been restored to
health that had before despared. Testimony
given in hundreds Of cases. A sing le dose re-
lievas in TEN MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers--the or
iginal and only genuine is stamped Bryan"
Spurious kinds are offered for sale. Twenty.
Eve cents box. Sold by dealers generally.
J. BRYAN 4 Co., Rochester N Y, Propri
etors. Wholesale by j. D. Park, Cincinnati
w Firke, Cleveland Smos.
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"a farm for sale.

The subscriber offers for sale desirable piece
of land-a good home --ssnssting of
1OACRES OF LAND.
Eighteen of which is cleared the balance well
timbered Onthe land is a hewed log house, and
never-failng water. The land lays six miles north
of Carrollton, Immediately the Carroll Co. lRai-
road, and two miles from Oneida Mills. The a
bove tract of land can be bought cheap. For
terms inquire ofths subscriber on the premises.
July II, 1858 3 D. WEAVER
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Fifty years Thlrtleth
Ne have had cases where old men of sixty
vssrS who have b.en scrofuIous all their liues
entirely cured by Roadway PeRovating Resell
vent R R Remedies exhibit oeir efaey mme-
diately. They do uot keer lhe afflicted pain
stricken sufferer lingering in doubt but ready
exhibit their efIacy instantly relieving pain
reaoyat pg restoring, rebuilding and regulating
the diseased body to health and strength
Mr. W. B. Oliver Of Dooly Go Ga under
. date of May 50, 1853, writes, that serVan
girl who was 50 reduced that no one would
givea thrp for her life she was SO covered
with sores that there was not spot of pure
flesh of the size of silver dollar on her body
,Was sAtireIy cured by Railways RenoVating
AResobEent.
KINETFEs YEARs--Mr. Henderson OF West
ford Mass has been covered with sores for
nineteen years, and cured BY R, r. Rcsolvent.
tSALr RHEuM-The most obstinate cases
ofSalt Rheam will quickly yield TO the Reno.
Vating RSsol~ent, One gentleman who suppo-
sed that this complaint was hereditory in bis
family and had been afflicted with Salt Rheum
since his birth was cured by the use of few
ibottles OF the Reaovating Resolvent and the
poisonoas Rheam ea&irsiy erodicoted from his sys,
lem.
ET REGKSEE EATKs
Every organ and member of the body !;
makes sound healthy and strong ell weak, dis
.sased and unsound part4,
WEAKNEss,
In Male or female is quickly cured. and the
debilitated and emaciated made strong, vigor'
Gus and healthy. Impotence and Nocturnal
Emissioa men, or diseases of either one or more
OF the generative organs are quickly removed
and the body restored to a healthy and sound
condition.
Low -SPIRIrs-NEkvoUsLEss.
In woman the numerous complaints and all
nents which cast such. gloom over their spirits
few doses Of the Renovating Resolvent vii
, quickly remove and the most NERVOUS eLooMl
and DEPEEssDD feel HELrHH STRONG and HAPPY
Persons wishing this remedy will please ash
for Railways Renovating Resolvent It's price
:s one dollar per bottle. No small bottles, mol
is the genuine ever sold for less. Each bottls
bears The facsimile signature of
RAILWAYS 4 CO.,
l6s Fal,oA street NeW York