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VIM. u. DAVIDSON,
s. G. MASON,
June l7-cls EX'ors OF A. A. Davidson decd

LAND NEAR HAMPDEN SYDNEY FOR SALE.
viii ulrr sale public auction the
Misses TUESDAY, August 10TH abnnt lWD acres "f The tract o
John Hughes, OF Prince Edward died possessc that
buildings been asssr, the "i""
dover portion oir for sale unimp"vrI III thus e>irct
lies On Spring and }uaoc River, which
fertile about three miles from amrden sgd,
ury College. ~ abott from Famsilc
The land applicants by Mr. John E. b. Hug her
u the Subscribers
Terms known the day OF sale
T.. WOODFIS,
L. T TREDWAf.
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VALUABLE LAND AND PERSONAL ESTATE:
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC

SPY ~ The will n chasIan II fculiey Will ni.r k
ap the 4rl of September u othcrnIsc The
which resided
7OIacres lying the Richmond aud Petersburg Rail Road l.!
Richmond, Petersburg and trs rlri
our tn the lind puu!s.
staple this region. with ahutI ~
90 ri ne allow discovered place,
explored the supply believed 10 - ar and he
qualify c"nl
residence offering seldom
luu IN handsome stony dwelling hUme
pair we'll situated, within quarter al the Rail Road
three iouls the InrnIkc. eHlrilt supplied ~l
Sae u springs all ncc.Iu out houses Ini turuurr
hraly good rstIincd
Rail Road and TErnpke Petersburg.
iw,K irIuuDnd. it, advantages
Persons place VIII ready
by mean. Road ana viii take pleasure shaw
commune hon ltiTessrGt"
PrnrloT's Greek Po.t Office ChrseI field county. ,
sold the crops stock horses
valuable mich hogs,
will the and the which wi. br H.
bcru, viii DO fully MAIDS known on the DAY u sale.
NJ. I. FESDiEY.
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,,., si17 .Uu ~
\ II. PARKER, Register. I 1s.y M M
GEO w. MUNFORU Src'y C"mnon"rhiii. } SINKING f""'
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.PECTACI.ES ADJUSTED TO DEFECTIVE
SIGHT, Upon iINERRiNG SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES, N
r. MARKlNS, OrTClAN, G9 MAIN STREET.
SA ~Na&
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WASHINGTON ACADEMY

WARRINGTON ACADEMY. 80.
JyIlE exercises ufts lcuri,hng Institution WIZ v The course
- ,.rcon embraces all subjects necessary ip If IN.
raion University, or other sn twenty
- T. pc aiou the school Is community mrnsSsr by auy
"a ,Ls state For Circulars, address the PnnS,a WOHI,S
Post Office Amelia county
Jnly i9-cwtlstSrpt =. =, IL.
xEJVERSITY OF VlRGINIA.-lis ,I ha Slia, hv
nae nf pror and at the University I'LL Ls Grs, ri
- AID of visitors at adjourned meeting =" ID 81 5l0
sno The saIary allowed The Proctor a,"
SIih n dwelling house rah'iee' a GESSNER HARRISON,
Chairman Faculty
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N,... Purcell, ladd Bennett and eers Alexander i'u ~
-. ctY and generally throughout The city Also. "
ili,tan F-oturs; D. L. Lyman. Lynchhuts; King
Icr N,.ials: aud lr +. CLIin. Williamsburg - , a.
- orders addressed! L. BAKER, Froricot kica:, in
IS. prompt attention.
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Thai of the year wlca excessively hot wea
and vegetables most app
ME disorders lie stomach AMI bowels which MOI checkeu
n ,n,r subsequently ca 10 cncrl, dierhna ana uIses!
health man 7"
tra ap, produce Iansuor well a, W c
aud speedily hicd ~ tue l~f'"'
disease ils,en upon Tue system itNi"
I line mos! luahsonc annoying diseases Known 20 inc
tg,r receives s vitality anal gais IT'S power run ns''
Il Lkcn in liz ncilieni STAGES u vs. easy eV's "
49, aIr hii ;hc .ier' Is Is fcrh ~ ell.
s.t'", h. ra, get permanent relief S1w under these
res ask II Is not passing strange ia' pcFsoha"t oi.
t.,nc sighted 10 their interess as not
go. ,. ). Il and speed! remedy, when they ini
.i iis hcir s,r:rachs bcc"mins dsorleed and their
49, sac oit hn such cases may he iouna IN every
".s .s, ,wIths andne tic !;tt that d X Eh'S PNE-
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Si deed al ly Mad Nr,
date on 'lc lh day ~ June isis aud Of
once ul lnrsh which lrrd BY
!" debt Thomas band
W wen nae with .al dcJ The hun, aud unt
m ,dis 'ha az Louisa Cuuu lIuse Eia
nritoh " M""ay the l:lh day September that being
"f. cay "r or sar the bidder much en- a.
may " neors'af? :" satisfy the debt Watson priuc
M ' Interest "sr!hrr with hc Of SALE the follow hr
'"p'3 VIZ. we hundred ard eighty four r land the
less, which the sail Mad. now .r. you
ny me ne CenIIa Ran Road eight lon Cuul
uSr %" W waters ~ Hickory Geek
~ S iah hray! mhrlrd anh The whole TO the
"'" m corn wheat anl t"bast", raI'ror pcr
aict mi fVrincI; airs" slaves Maiy and D.M.ou The nm
Hy hereby "I"ic r ale beng ,utc satisfy III,
SrftI-rd 1t III. rcqurs: Mo. Mru,Ic ~
ihr ir'" Tor The balance "l thu purchase money after satisfying
@ai "m Hh The costs u" salc, Will he
HdH he liir Ia The ial rlevrd good bat .ua a. i'm.
tee shall convey yrscI m me Inv lr Ill
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Mill SEAT, &c, FOX SALE.
Ely virtue decree OF Chesterfield County Gnuf pronounce
At ulv , last offered Tor sale, at Chesterfield C"nr
ou on the Monday August next being Court uay s
wrr Mil Seat orincr belonging Thomas Graves now dcccas
Crscrfei county. Win ok acre
NJ thereto addition 10 the pond ahd arInrtehaHes
half and months credit ur lie ollie
,i n The nurcha,r money with from the day OF sas
Maud viii security 10 be gwen retained until paid
l9-cU3w 81 LIE 1on"i.7ic.'ttr'
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HhfNU ~ NINKING. :,
Two those persons VINO use lie muddy from The CITY ny
dlnIIs-hey can be Suc! with that which perfectly rlrar
by getting of th"rr Mediterranean FIcny Stnrs from
CHRISTIAN 4 LATIIROp, 90 Man street.
H<d- Price 81 q 10 81 InlY
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FARM FOR SALEs
,,,, -, - ~ nnvsry living about miles below Rich
nonI nm IN. Williamsburg road containing h'ee uhue1 am
AMI twenty oil winch aie Ie"eu aN
,nproyrd-the balance ~ woods IorS Dor
Nav aT-clmif 800
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5NYE WA IER.-Fuirr's Aqua Optnalmla. a." celebrated
Ia Water diseases Of the Eyes prepared lr" Old
Sprl Recipe by all who have ed be
u tie best lotions IN existence
Read toIocng Caffcafe from senHmGn " Rchf2o"d:
This has suffering viii
sore eye year, perfectly closed al times 20 that could
. Phy the OF Cuahc rlali BAL
tinurc them Afforded her
shaever the Aqua Dphalmia advertised III the IaIrH
and induced II VOL dauehcrs and So
Opamla has done Tor her what ali other rnc''s
Physicians could do namely has iuy restored HE eye !" IN
strength sleht and chreruly commend 10 all VII"
suffer with any the the Aqua opihama
Signed. INo MCpOW Eli.
nT0 be- Ind in Richmond OF r. X. DUVAL BROTHER anA
ALDEN. DIYA.. Urngsists. Jubr ~
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AUCTION SALES,


, yi,t 10 LIE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
" " W we az i'csI bidder 18th
emmy \,,,I, ~ I"rt House door BIyLIuu Meek
"'' be'"ccu tic hons %
sfv @ % NV, - - me lihncy pa nia,inn containing
"Hr" ""i my SIX acres. Said trsr of land i, I'm HE
"i'ri ~ ''' .'cmhhsg on Hue
St'he within ircc mI!cs'i fhrsiau- No.,
ketsHl!c Depot, tie R!rl mnnl I,anv,Ii. ~ ~ !,
aid j. not surpassed ~ upland IL. ,nn.,y T. ..
ccs'dy Il" ray what hl!t hc rhh III iHvur
sou "IshIh. purchase viii Gam I
urwcil "ln lives Tie aH.. CII J,hu Sml ny,, m %
IL The itr is clear and mIsputlbc but VIII such rlaI on
"' - 'tStc" ~ ht as fActhlor JOHN NJ. ELAN.
June : -ctS Executor OF SaInI Eiam rrcra
PAMUNKEY LAND.
hlE parties Interested oltr u sale that ellhfe of
x land known is Farm Ill., situated the vii
SIX n'' from the Rail Hanover
i"u' Adjoining the an1 OF Mrs Henrietta Mellon and Tay
oi E: anu contains about $50 Tie
"t" ~ THIS dn Is Hat land, subject well
or cultivation and aard 10 the OF all crops
section o country susceptible, Ni Julryus Of
NH state 81 lnrr"w,'"t hot GL. privately III which
even before Thursday. the
nr "'r' Tor ale on that day the day
premises
Tenn. liberal and made known the ,ay OF sale
F Iht who rents the premises the SAME 10
person desiring 10 purchase
ANY person wishing purchase privately with
~ sh rlhc who viii such ,csIrrl
"a WIN M Iha- J. Dhnry, yletIs King William
&.
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III. ~
uurlSIS 10 move to the West offer sale. tract OF land
~ containing : acres yine Butchers creek within mile
nj and Carksyir and IN Two miles o inc Boyu"
and Petersburg Road The land well adai"! to the go"t
WHEAT contains luu acres OF cree
Inv grounds aud original growth good dwelling mouse an
I'll ,.r necessary houses; aud we'll Hateled. There IL Nh
If ynuus Auc and Pc and the neIghborhoo
r,nm,t i.jI To t,case Terms will be accommodating. -
'aI I "a a cw i ). G. LOCKETT.
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H- Besides SmuH Lottery daily 1IcNe" TUT" 0re 70
three dollars.
Orders for packages, certificates OF acsases single urEer
thankfully PROM attended 10; ana ie 1""
forwarded 10 CORES "uets
lW1iv aI,rs.s IOS LAMBERT. Baltimore. Md.
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Eliza l.. Creushaw of Hanover,
iii Carter. Trustee under The will OF
e.. H. Randolph,
Richard II. Cunningham. admins.
traitor # Beverly Randolph. Iecr"srd. | :
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

'a ii.. sl.H9.5 -. NEW YORK, March %. u
An explosion occurred at a coleryi in Monmouth
on the 18th, killing IL persons. as.
There was a grand Republican demonstration
AFFAIRS on the 18th, at which nearly 5 900 men
assembled
A large recession at the funeral of Madame
Rospael, wife of TIE celebrated State prisoner. A
detachment of Cavalry and an immense police
force Were present. andpreyented any speeches
over the gravt.7l alt9t 8.
Switzerland was still greatly agitstej in cons
quence Of Austrian measures, and it was feared
some collision would take place. Is. a'FV N ~
An American lady has been arrested al Keilder-
burg, charged with having revolutio: AIRY pam
phlets in her possession, She was rect from
American E3Ga'5aE4 Esro
Of selge, IN consequence OF sentinel being killed.
1t Is denied that Mazzlni escaped on board of an
English frigate. He is supposed TO be in Pied
mont. - aats3E Geisi f7Ls'Tuis '+'
Marshall Haynau died atVienna on the 14th OF
March. s.. "a st tl.5. MI To- %
Advicesfrom China state that the rebellion i,
making rapid progress. i-2' -'e'u
Trace inactive; large operations however had
been made in Teas at an advance IN green's and
Congos. $50 .,fg.f 7..s5({=E;TsF
The Sandary yield of the Australian mines is
greater than ever. One hundred thousand men
were at the ravine dggins, making 0 ounces each
per eek, Trade brisk and p.ices sustained, ex-
cepting flour. En- gsitss- lA s.
Advices from Alexandra state that grain has de-
cned considerably. and several failures had taken
place. f.lisf 4sts ss5ssssiIfi su b
Flour is felling in the French markets. The
Bourse is exceedingly heavy, serious difficulties
between Austria and Switzerland were found, and
Paris TO later day.
1HAvRE MARKEr.-Sales for FIVE days 5000 de-
clined during the week fully 2 francs. Imports
1900. 81 90
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LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.

PFgae Sg2sA arlEE Nav YoaK, March 90. (,
me Georgia brings 256 passengers, and the fol-
lowing eonslgnments: Adams & Co. $4,000, ex-
Ghange $500, 600; Burgoyne & Plume $3.50, 900;
Brown, Bro. & Go s200,O0O; Duncan. Sherman &
20. S1400 01; Dexel q Co. $500, 600; Huse & Co.
$4,000; Wells. Fargo s. Co. $4,000; Watson &
sons Sooseuo; and to a dozen others, various
amounts Tom $1,000 to $4,000. - s1sI
b. San francisco market, except provisions gener-
ally quiet Arrivals of all staple merchandise lea
w, except flour and grain, in which the demand
mas kepI pace with the importatons. The i'm
ports OF flour for the last fortnight is So 600 bbs
making the stock on hand $4,000 bbls, and causing
prices to give way still further, entaing loss even
on frst cost and charges. Prices range from 9 TO
Slu.e": Wheat neglected. Rice much depressed,
prices from 10 to % per cent lower royisions
tairly sustained. Hams range from "a to 26A cts.
Lard unchanged Goals without any material
change. Bread materially changed; Pilot and fine
Navy IN bbls 10 cts. Boots and shoes very dull.
Light sales in tobacco, with slight improvement n,
in favorite brands. f
Panama is reported healthy, but immense num-
1eIs OF passengers dying on the passage out. The
Mlnhelu Scott arrived out on the 22d, over 40 died.
The Golden Gate arrived out on the a17th %
died. 'at5- 4,'. ..szs, ~ ialli-ef -,
The clipper ship Trade Wind arrived from New
YORK on the Oath Februar She took fire on the
AIN OF December, but the fire was extingulshed af-
Ter eigh: hours labor. She sustained no serious
damage aEH y IL ZUCsL
The steamship Columbus arrived at San Fran
cisco on the 18th February. F"
| The Legislature of California is discussing the
question of calling a Convention for the division
| of the State. z ,'Iai'a ' '''fnsF = ~ NO
News from the min, S give account of continued
| favorable weather. 5.IsI- :, -.4i7s.4
The steamer Monumental City left San Francis
CO tor Australia on the 10th, aud the New Orleans
was to follow ON the 9th of March. Numerous
sailing vessels were also about to leave with pas
sengers. -
Dates from Gila of Feb. III are received at San
Diego. The Indians were quiet Aubrey, the
| wed at For ,ho ,,,tl
1000 sheep and a lot Of mules and Horses.
The remaining men of Count Arronset's expedi-
ton were daily expected at Sonora.
he city of Marysville subscribed $3.50, 900 on
the Marysville, Grass Valley and Nevada Plank.
road. re...E H1 ~ 7G1Ts,' TO-
Sacramento has taken measures 10 build road
| TO the mountains. .I. 5l-5I. Hs1f-.ss -
The noted rober Jouaquin continued his depre.
| cations on the Sacramento. Herobbed the Chi
nese camp of $4,000, and committed several
murders. = 80 -,.f. S=,.-
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- . ~. ,sp SnoEs-SrRISo Trade -M'ClallenS
l. vno,. are amply supplied with Boots. Shoes.
Palm leaf Hats, &C., for the largely increased
cr,;ny trade which is rushing to their we'll known
lee re The reputation OF this house has been
..t,bIsbel for years as one of the best retail eS-
,.I;,bments in the West, and as its wholeSaIing
.r,.;,itie., which are very extensive, become
known the number of wholesale purchasers in
c,e,se. No one who has not walked through the
,,,,e three and four stories OF this house, flied
With every variety OF Boots, Shoes Leather, &C.,
c,nbelere thai their is such large establishment
in his line in Wheeling. Wesuggest 10 Country
Merchants visiting the city that they shonld not
fil to call at M'Clallens & Knox's, and look
through Their extensive rooms.
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Solid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

THIS latest discovery is the or the age The
picture assumes all he ronndncss and solidty or life
Il also appears estze and IN every point resembles tie
St r,,a hair Taken at over Camp
more; ALSO in his Washington Gallery, and will soon he
introduced in all of his gaees which may be- found m
all the principal cities in the Union 5zl = -
Mr. WaTEHuRsr has the honor announce that he has
lust received letter from the President OF the United
states, informing him of the Medal Cerfcae
don. s1--gG =1slf maran -
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va mott n Mr.. Hallowell, $50 were appronria.
ted for cleaning the street. - = ~
= On motion of Mt. Forbe, the Street Commis-
.'Ouet was authorized to have the locust trees in
Tue middle Ofthe pavement on Water Street, north
a -. The applications of G. W. Eckhart and Rob,t
pIonsneld for oFlinaries in LIST Ward, were taken
up up n reauopso of remonstrancc were presented
.n a, niac was excused from voting. Both the
' ,U' Inc nay skaIes were received from Messrs.
$50 y Ia" Ta sna ", & J. Stewart, both bidding
st9O They were rented to Mr.. Hall.
sErtrloss-ofAl Werner, fo remission OF sn. ,,,n
"@ Ncomas referred to committee ON stre.ts Nd
granted John Ford for discharge from
John ueose Francis for remission of fine. referred,
let, anu Others refi Benz Radeli and others,
J.m,.n a's' i LuI. reG' Elias Dew & corsr., n
conveying ~. The City Attorney approving Of the deeds
the East s% ground for the opening of the side walk on
iboriz.S % S Main street. was read and ,be work am.
'N-.t ~0'ourned at quarter past II o,cloek.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

m -Tlala3. > 1I31 i.II.-La lllII. March %.
A dreadful steambost accident occurred on Gal
weston Bay, Texas, on thenight of the 23d. The
steamers Neptune and Farmer were racing from
Houstonto Galveston, when.the latter exploded,
killing the captain, clerk and I'd engineer and Is
of the crew, and about 20 passengers. Ladies all
saved. bsS-s1 s7gs
81 The steamship from Aspinwall arrived on Sun.
aywith 200 passengers and 100000 in gold and
the California mails to the LIST. -. l,y SIS
The Municipal election took place to day. The
Democrats swept the city. r-,fs. Flo
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'HoHkNsACK'S LlVER I =
No part OF the system liable disease than the
LIVER, 1t serving as fIterer to purify the blood
giving the proper secTe to the bile any wrong
action Of the LIVER effects the other important parts OF
SYSTEM and results varously in Liver Complaint Jaul,
dice etc We should, therefore, watch every
These Pills being composed Roots and Plants furnished
by ature to heal the sick naciy LIST, Expecrant,
which ausnents the secretion the Pulmonary mucous
membrane promotes the discharge secretcd natter
3D. an Aterative which changes in some nexplicabe
isensibe the certain action or the SYSTEM
3d. Tonic which gives tone and strength the
81 stem, renewing health and vigor all the body
4ih Cathartic which acts In perfect harmony with tile
other and operating the owels exrei
ling the whole mass of corrupt yitiated matter
purifying the HOOD which destroys disease and
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VlRGlNIA-At Rules held in the clerks ofce OF The
IeIs |ourt oil Ohio county in the month March
ABRAHAM. G Cole and George w. 49, 500
Howard, partners under the firm ''-1 ~
Eanc Of ole and Howard,
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MANIFEST.
,,v,, ,1yIyAp1Ms rnuN LouIsv.LLp.

Dorsey, Norton & Knox 1856 tiercesl lard; M'Atee
Bro, so tierceS hams; ForsythS & Hopkins SO
hhds sides, 2 hhds sugar; Buckles & Clark 10
hbds tobacco, IS boxes Sarsaphrrilla; Coplan &
KEYS IS bales Of hair; A Robinsan 10 boxes soap,
Dbl oil oil; Owner on board 12l head of cattle.
Forreshipmtn nj, 6S terces and "a casks bacon, 81
bales cotton, 20 packages
los cabin, 81 deck passengers.
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ro,, cco WARruoUsE.-We invite atten-
A.. Gard of Messls. LOGAN, CARR & Co.,
p' =. have opened a new tobacco Warehouse at
WV ., Main street. Both City and Country deal
w. :, snd It to their advantage tc deal at this
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-30

~ ,,v,x ADAMS arrived at - O'Clock yester-
n..vily lsdened with freight and passengers.
w." "a IN hoard l2l head of fat cattle, for the
ss.-n markets, and very large amount of mer-
s;,. consigned 10 our merchants and for re-
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THE TAPE WORM.

This is the most difficult destroy of all that
nfest the human systeh 1t almost
length becoming coed fastened in the ntestines
and stomach efecting the health cause St
Vtus Dance Fits, etc that those afflicted seldom If ever
suspect that it is Tape Worm that Fastening then,
10 an early grave In order to destroy this wom very
energetic Treatment must be pursued be
proper to take or OF my Liver Pills. reno We
all distractions, that the Worm Syrup may act direct
upon the Worm, which must heaen In OF two Ia
BILE spoontls three times These directions followed
nave never been known TO fail in curing the obst
nate case Tape Worm. =
SitftE IREkDsrHE FoLLoysiss:
And you cannot be indifferent this appeal. Human
ty calls upon you to do duty 1t is
the many who has seen its wonderful effects
Dr.J.N. Hobensack,-Sir:-Gratit TO you the In
ventor OF highly valuable medicine prompts this humble
testimony its favor as being sa gentle, yet power
fully efecta remedy for Worms. Having had much ex-
wife, who well skilled in .ninsteriIg children
in distress; pronounced it the best used and
would use no other while yours could be had. daug
ter OF became seriously d seased Her symptoms
were alarming but her mother at sought RENE
dy for Worms Having obtained yours, by the time she
had taken hall bottle, OIL Sir the JOY gave
ale mother. tU the in child, be
ing about five six years old She passed Immense
quantity OF Worms, her scky countenance now b ighten
ed, her spirits returned, and in short time lovely
child, threatened with decline gave PROM
Use of health Thanks 10 kind Providence hose bes
sing attended your Syrup, restored child withcon
dence recommend it to all parents whose children are
suffering with Worms. Cd. -. E5E yh
JAS. B BOWEN Minister of the GOSPEL
Lae Pastor OF the Southa mpton Baptist Church.
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= p,rrspuEGu PAPERS are as silent as death
lhk . .otb, late race between the Thos. Swami
IN iss sM-s.nv Why don't they tell their read
ana aug &C. rhos. Swami was victorious? We
es tp ..,;nt II an item in which they feel some
80, asr
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S. d. Harper a Son

No. 1873 CoRsEs OF MAIN AND UNION STR rrrs
nFFER Tor sale very large and extensive stock OF
~ goods In theit limo OF business at the very lowest
market prices, and do those who NAV nnrcha
from them that no pains will be spared to give entire sat
islaetion. both in quality and prcesisE u
country Tchants particularly, invitation ex.
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TO FEMAL.ES.

You will find these Pills invaluable medicine in many
complaints TO which you subject In DISTINCTIONS
either total or PARTIAL they have been found
benefit, restoring their functional arrangements
health FACTION, purifying the blood and other fluids SO
tectualy 10 quito flight all complaints which may
from female irregularities, headache gddess, dness
of sight, pain the sde back etc. and offered the public
as the best Plus tora diseases upon the following
l -l-Ilg,.,s MEDICAL EVIDENCE. - z
We the undersigned Physicians having had the receipt
ofheir manufacture submitted to for inspection
that the OF which they arc composed makes
them the best Pill in Tor all diseases of the Liver,
purites OF the Blood etc say this not only from
but also from that of The best
thorty II the United States diseases reqdIiing The
use oan Alteraiye Daphoretic and Pugative Medicine
that came under our notice. has been treated with
above Pills with the most sati sactory success. ~
81 &C.. g.-i4 "a & GEORGE WOOD, NIL.
F. CROWLEY, M. D.,5
l.. BOWEN, NJ. ID. q.
Purchase none but those having the signature, y.
worthless mutations.
Agents wishing new supplies and all others wishing to
become agents, must address the proprietor j. Ho
BERsAGK at his No I20 North Second Get,
above Race, Philadelphia aia q ;01i yflis
Pamphlets giving certificates performed in diff
Jeent sections of the country, the above medicines,
can be had gratis oil the agents. iesefi rso+ aEf
Sold by j. Baker Wheehng, wholesale and retail agent
for Western Va; IL. Briggs, West Liberty; J. Fer
rel Bradleytowni CARING, Triadelphai VIM Hosack,
Rony's Point; DanI Ferrl Coral Cove Price each %
CENTS ,,r5H sfsazss t;s-r77a -iss 9 mar29-1y
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BY the National Line lii
LEGRAPHED FOR THE DAILY lNrKLLlG kNoER
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA, 5 +.

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