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Fits! Fits! Eits!
TIE VEGETABLE EXTRACT PILLS

/ TIE VEGETABLE EXTRACT PILLS,
E.NDH the cure of Fits. Spas;nS Cramps. and all
4 Nervous and Constitutional Diseases
Persons who are II'Orn" uI.,lcr this diStrcssinr,
mWl"iy, will find the Vegetable Epcptic Pill. t1
he the only Remedy eyer discovered for curing
Epilepsy. or Failing Fits.
These Pills Possess specific action on the ncr-
YCuS system. and although they are prepared cs-
Tccinlly Cor the purpose Of curing Fits they will
DC found of especial benefit for all persons
cd with weak nerves. or whose nervous system has
been roStrGtcd or shattered from any c;use what
ever III fact. it is almost impossible to convey an
udc lun:e idea of the speedy and almost mir:cu-
louS results which these Fills effect in the dis.ns
ed, broken down and PROSTATE nervous svstems
Persons who were all l,sSitude. weakness and de-
blity. before their at once become robust and
fnl. of energy. No matter whether the coustitu-
ton has been broken down by excess weak bv
nature. dcbilitated by sickness. their effect mn
on the nerves ISequaIE certain and apparent
As these Ills are composed of some OF most cy-
pensivc materials in the MateTia Mcdica it viii
be impossible 10 leave them around the couDtrv
on agency. as common Patient inc licineS usuaIly.
are But in order to let the afflicted in the mos
remote parts of the country have chance to oh
tain them. they will be sent by mail. FREE OF pa
TAGE. to any part of the United States or anv
country with hich the United States has postal
arrangements, on the reesiPto a remittance
PEIoEs-Negetable Extract Epileptic Pills. "a
per box, or two boxes for IS.
All orders must be addressed postpaid to
SETH s. HANCE,
1OssBai6more street, Baltimore; Md
Unpaid Letters not taken from the offioe.la
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HEAE EEEReCULEAN TASK
ACHIEVED!
HAIRLESS Compound Fluid Extract Of

IInrris's Compound Fluid Extract of
Sarsnp0riIl0.
E1NIlE proprietor of this preparation, notwith
standing he was wcllawarc of great diif-
Guilty OF rGtrivlng bad name, was led " the Mt
tempt IN favor OF SNrsaPRrilla, from his knowl-
edge Vt its acknowledged virtues. ".
Its bad reputation in this community at present
has boon brought about entirely bS the ignorance
or dishonesty OF those who prepared it whilst
tdcnco of the Medical Profession In tho treatment
of q large class of diseases. 70
With knowledge of these facts, the proprietor
OF the preparation now offered, both to tho pub
lie and to tho profession, has attempted and so
far as the result Of his efforts hns been tried has
succeeded, in accomplishing the Herculoan tagk
of restoring to the article moro than its lost re-
PutHtion. -
-, This he has done simply by basing tho plan of
ms operation on the latest discoveries md inn
Provcments In Pharmaceutical Science and v1c,r.
king honestly to chat plan -
HeGould offer to the public, ifhe thought adj
visible, the usual number of original and penu
inc certificates of it's efficacy, from thosa VIM
have tried it, but hc pcrfers merely to ask for his
preparation a trial at the hands Of thoafIiictcd
lie can confidently Recommend 1t in all forms
OF Scroftus affections as indoiont trlncftotforE
and liberation of tho giundH about tho neck and
other parts OF the body. Absccsses of tedious
character Chronic Sore Eyes specially in Children
most forms Of Chronic disoRscs of the sllin VIZ
Erupdons, de-, HeudRche, Costiveucss, Debility
OF APPGute FalPitntion ofthe Heart, Swimming
III the Head. Nervous IrFitability &C. silE ~
1t contributes greatly to tho elaboration NJ
good. rich, healthy blood: thus giving strength
to the cOuntennnce. $50 4 - - - Ds'uy
nnrTis,. Anti-DYspepsfa Pills. $50
Is confidently recommended ms a mild. and
certain oathArtlc, extremely we'll adapted to p p
1t i entirely vegetable in its composition, and
may be used by man, woman or child, under az
most my circumstances Of disease OF exposure. !:
IL "a intended, primarily, for feat that of Dys.
PcPsia attended by cosnve habit Of tho bowels,
put may be used, and will be found satisfactory.
in all eases in which, mild action Of tho boweiS
is desired. fiIs Fa5E ~ y sIila y ~ ~
HurTis's ScIS.headache Pills WAR.
RANTED NO CURE MORAY. 0FFeb
This pill is acertain cure for that most d;s.yeso
sing affection of the nervous system called The
Sick-hcadacho, when taken according 70 tho di-
tectionS. 1t cures the disease in from twenty TO
thirty minutes, and that without VOMITING or
purging: It's use, moreover. tends to the entire
eradication OF the disease. There arc twelve do
scs in each box. Price one dollar
- he above medicines are for sale ut the DRUG
store Of j. l.. Carr, solo agent for Harrison coun
"; ~, Dealers 1s e. suPpliedat wholesale prieos.
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large sales wherever they are offered.
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General Claim Agency al
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y a. SOMMEREILLE tenders his services to
H. the public as Agent and Attorney for tho
prosecution of every description of PENSION,
LAND. or other CLAIMS, before Congress or
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Governmen!. Having been for some time en-
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nee he - fully con vcTsant with the especial mo-
duS Observable i'll drawing and maturing papers
relating to cluims. Office on eth street opp6sitn
the General p O. Department.
and sold. To secure attention. the postage on
eoHmunications must be invariably prepaid
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IElc Life and Speeches of
Henry Clay.

With portrait md view of the birthplace Of
Dir. Clay; in one handsome octave volume Of IL
600 pages. beautifully bound in cloth. gilt -
Price only THREE DOLLARS or bound in
Two Volumes, cloth, gilt, $3.50.
ne work here presented is intended to trace
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on the stage of public life, down to the period OF
his death-mainly by the light of his own lofty
and persuasive eloqUcnce. Mr.. CIay's parliament
t3ry efforts, clear, direct and vigorous, body
ali the illustration that is ncclfnl TO their own
undcrstanding-the great Importance, variety
aIid lhdestructible interest of tie topics he gene
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orator, the direct and exact bearing of his arm
inents on the controversies and interests of tho
nlnes-all combine to render his speeches among
tne most valuable contributions of PaariOtism and
GENUS to the enlightenment and elevation Of the
American people '''0
JAS. L. GIHoN, Publisher.
No. 104, Chestnut st., PhiIadeIDbia.
- Good, active men. who wish to ensto0e In
the sale Of the above work, will be allowed a dis
@ sllf4elentiy large to enable them to make a
nLss rate business oft. For further particnIaTs
L. GIHON, Publisher,
No. 1O2 Chesnut st. PhiIad.
-. e,wspnpers throughout the country giving
me ABOVE a few conspicuous insertions and cali
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B15fty EaO!8HE,3 EH0vg;.Ft.

z
nR. Ell " i'll forfeit - ii falling to cure,
- any case of secret diSCa that may come un-
der his care no matter how l"m: stan ling or ut-
NictinG. Either sex are in\i;ei I" his private
roomS IS North Seventh Street, PhiIaI'a., with
ont fear Of interruption frrln other PATIENTS =
Strangers AMI others &" no have bon unfortunate
in the selection " phi! ~icun invited to call
lNr"TENCN. Through unTuetraincu i'm, .-rUrc
OF the passions, by excess self abuse the evils
are numerous; Premature iGMrotcnry. involun-
tHrE seminal discharges. wasting OF the ur.-uns
loss of memory, di>:n~lc for female s,,ru.v &c.
neral drhiiiiN, vt con ttuti"nal drrauc'nc,it nrc
a1rc t" follow. Il necessary. consult the I,,tor
With confidence; lie offers pc rice, cure
READ AND HvIEST.-IhG afflicted would do
WI ~ reflect rciora trusting their !r.al,h ami
happiness. and i'll mHuN CASES their lives. in the
hands Of lhN>iraus ign"r.,.: 81 this class "r MA
ladies. Ii i certainly in!r"~>iL!c for one imam to
EItI stand Nil the ills the ham an family are sub
Ject to Every le~I'crtAE!e physician h.e hi& pc
ruliur branch, il which b. is more successful
thun his brother professors, and TO that hu de-
votes most of his time and study.
Vans nF PnAcTlcK. cxc'u <ivclv devoted to the
study and treatment Of diseases Ct the sexual or
Tans, Together with ulcers upon the body. throat
nc" or legs. Pains in the head. or bones. nc,cu-
fla' rheumatism. structures, gravel. irregularities
hi-e"ses arising from youthful cXcessCs or imru-
rites OF the blood, whereby the constitution has
hecome cnt"cbtcd, enables the Doctor to offer
speedy rchefto all who may place themselves I'M
Medicine forwarded to any part of the Tuitcd
Statcs-Price - and so p"r rscl;a.c sG201y
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Booka,= Aencies 60.
80 ne ' ALLEY OF YIKGI8ZIA
Fire aaldgHIaRIlae Insurance

tt rs ~ - : =
Fire and IN aRIlae tElsglF saAAese
GOnlpfaRy,
1TTILL issue Policies on all kinds OF fhSF
w ERTY, MERCHANDISE &C., at FAIR
and EQUITABLE rates. y-5--ss5.j 90. 6 80
The attention Of the citizens of Virginia Is espe-
cialIy invited to this Company as Home lnsatu-
ton, based upon ample capital and guaranteed oy
the best differences and conducted on the strlc7
test principles ofeeuity, justice and economy
HONE OFF1cE-W Winchester, Val President,
Jos: s.: Carson Secretary, c. S. Funk; Actuyt
o. F. Bresee. =
DREcToRs.-Jos.S. Carson. Jas. P. Rely !; II
II. M'Guire. Jas. II. Burgess Lloyd Logan, John
Kerr and n. W. Richardson.
j. G.. HAZELETT,
Agent for Western Virginia.
TESTIMONIALS.
Winchester, May 81, 1853
We, the undersigned, being solicited to give orr
opinion as to the character and standing of the
Insurance Company of the Valley of Virginia,
ha We no hesitation in saying that have the Mt
most confidence in the ability and integrity to the
President and Directors of that Company.
The fact that We have insured our own proper
ty in the Company. Is perhaps the strongest evil
denc we can give 10 opinion of its merits.
~. II. SiIERRAR D. Cash. Farmers Bank of Va.
Hos. i. N. MASON, q. s. Senator.
JACOB SENSFNY. Esq. Merchant. Winchester.
T. a. TIDBALL, Pres't Of E'ko Valley of Va.
WHEILI%G E4.FEEESCEs--LogGn,C Carr Il Co.
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G1- No child is admitted into the Gin
cinnati public schools without being vac
c'nated. This seems TO be new literary
qualification.
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s. II. HALL.
Alhcmarlo street near Wiki.
Purifying s;ST Blood!

TALTlHOEL duly %. + e.
This is to certify. that vas afflicted with a
violent pain in my breast and ri.ht arm which |
suppose pr'-.'-.,1r,l from !hc impure ,t.tc of mv
bio IL wa "mInsci..!el I" take IEanccs Sar-
SnI'arilla B."."l Pills and after taking one
box. the pain was entirely removed rom my
breast and arm. fnWnd them extremely gen
lie in their operation. ana would recommend
them 10 every person i'll want Of a mild purga-
tive.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-01-18

PIU, OF ~ LNI'Se CNntcnl putting nlhTrlNge.
By william Young, M. -.
Ley q" father he a-hGmcl to present cory of
the -ESCCLAPlCS tD his child. 1t may save
him from early grave. Let no young man
or woman cnte: into tho secret Obligations Of
married life without rcalin" the Pocket 4f:scula-
Plus. Let n" ono suffering from n huckneycd
Cough, Pain in the Side. restless nights, nervous
'c"lin:S. aud the whole train Of Dyspeptic sen
S"ti"ns. and given MP by their ply sicians. be
another moment without consulting the LE-cu-
I"rus. Have the married, or chose about to lie
married, any mi'cdncnt, read this truly useful
book. rs it has been the means Of saving many
nv jaws of destruction.
- Any person sending TWENTY FIVE
CTS enclosed i'll letter will receive one copy of
one dollar. Address. " DE. w. YOUNG, No.
192 SPRUCE Street, PHILADELPHIA" Post
paid. anal il,
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MEDICINES
T'FiumPIl OF Science.

MRS. PHARNUlI.S. COUGH g. EDY!
Wonder and Blessing ofstfie age.
COUGHS. COLDS, AND 1HNARSNESS Gu
~ 4REDIN FROM 0NETO TW ELVE HOURS:
Mrs. Pharnum's Cough Candy is composed OF
twenty-five of the most curative medical herbs IN
the materia medica, and can be used By persons
of any age from the Youngest infant to those
most adva need in age with perfect safety.
This Candy isrecommended by ply sicians to those
who use their lungs in talking and singing great
deal it has tendency to clear the voice and re-
move hoarsness Thousands can testify to the
efficacy of this medicinal preparation. Its ingre-
dents arc vegetable ard prcfectly harmless, and
il can be used as freely as other simple candies
even infants can take it with perfect safety. 1t
is no patent, nc Quack preparation, which Is the
cause of the physicians Prescri5ngit so extensive
".
Z" He that hath an ear to hear. let him hear"
BALTIMORE, November Is, 1851.
Dear Madam: The duties ofmy business have
exposed rue to coughs, asthma and pulmonary
affections. have been deprived of tl> power
of attending to the duties of roy profession, and
should have been. had it not been for the benign
effects of your MEDICATED CASDT. 1 tried il but
few hours before ] began to reap the advau-
ta.c of its effects. Ny cough and huarsness soon
| left INC.
My LUNGS ARE HEALED.-And my appetite
greatly improved. I, therefore. have no tseai.a-
ton in nd,iirr my testimony to that of the many
Who have experienced the benefits Of your val
rnbic cough candy.
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90 Low st. baltimore, Nd.
COHPLICATIOX OF pIEkAsLs.


DEAR DoCrOR With feelings Of tI,. ivc'-
est gratitude take nf my pen II lc: Won know
the great change DIR. Chalmers SanntivC Tine
turc haS effected in my vaS.. haze lsvn nC-
t!ictcd with complication Of Li~4.axr-- PuIIi-
tati"n Of the Heart, C"SNcn"SS. nervous ,!,:bi!i-
tH, and disease Of the winI;,i -. which my
ply aician- pronounced Hr"Ec:.iti- have irn,:,
time |" time been attended by some q; he most
skilfui Irhysiriaus that city can bna-; Of hut
H. ;.u-ot t!icm appeared to understand my dis
eases, were able tn cure after tlIV had OK
hIu.tcri their skill Oh lNc. iirtu,T,l a; the
solicitation Of IH:.cr"u' Of my friI : .nI ~
iuaif~n" t" try t"r.s! medicines -: forth IL,
t!: t'Uh!: prints. viii dill r:I,. ur mort: 49,;
t-n lazy physicians. About tI.i> ;inr ...,i iro
tally cam" across enc Of your eli, Ular4 .i.Il rVn
it over your argument IL it appeared logical
ami rcn>'u.hI. and determined wouI! IT., n
couple Of notifies ut- nay SURPRISE and j"I hen
after ilni>'';i, the s"ond hottie To t;nl al the
prominent points Uf IIv disease lrnI inr me and
vani>hiu. before t!. Igi,al r:I.rt OF vonT Sn-
native rimctMrr iikp the mist mad v;i,our are
'!i-Irlcl hy tho :i>;n-: sun. In conclusion dear
sir. allow me I" recommend Your medicine ~ all
afflicted umd suffer n" from disease. for am
;':re il they will buS ndtc trial Of i: they will
be cured aN sr',n ~ | have been.
Yours Respectfully
SARAH Jane WEEKS
10 Jasper Street, near Ross.
SORE Eyes.
John NJ. Saturn of BIaIcn>hrrC Prince
Georges county, Md, afflicted with Stvcs on
his eyes FIR several years also much in:!irni!l a.
ton, had lcetes applied under his eyes several
by DR.. CHALMERS SANATIvE TINC7UKk
TWT PILEs Cured.
James W. Jasper. of Lebanon, Pa. cured Of
Hlrs "r six wears standing. b., using four bottles
Of Hr. CMALMIHs' SAHAT1vE TINc1 UKE.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
!. ". N!utcn. Of Hrudturd Pa. suffer II from
Liver Complaint and Pain in The side t,r three
Years WAS much dcl;iilatcd and at tLc s.,,,o
;ii"r rou!l scarcely walk, trfcd Electricity. Gold
Water cure Blue Pills. MIl the lca,i;l,r ,i,,.or.
was ~ len:: Trl'ey",I and cured by IoUr bottles
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WILLIAM MERCER.
I, nr II, IIIL R5HAnlL.RrAn1ll

l -'''S REA - READ! READt!i
BAL11xoRE. Dec. 10. 1852.
have ussd Mrs Phurnunl'- C"uSh Candy in
INV tr,riiv. and am rie,,scd TO sov that it, has
faI exceeded my cxycctatilrs. ANA would re-
-rmmcu,! it to all fer coughs n'si colds. II is.
without exception. the best medicine have ev-
or tried. ...
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An article founded upon scientific principles,
l,ein, perfectly safe when taken, and can be given
to tho most endcr infant with decided benef cial
effect " here bowel complaints and dinrrhoea have
made them weak and debilitated, the tonic pro-
without an equal in tho catalogue of medicines,
ia giving strength aud tone to the stomach, which
makes It an infalible remedy for those afflicted
with DYSPEPSIA. The astonishing cures per-
formed by this Syrup, after physicians have fail
ed, is the best evidence superior efficacy over
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Yours respectfully.
iSirnn-ll THOMAS FROST.
Price twenty-five cuts i-.r !",ckac" or five
packages for Il ~. For >Aichy y. +. BARNES.
L "rl-hurc, VA, am.iDrnggist and S;"rel."I":r>
Generally. uu2l ~
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@-A boy about six years Of age enter
ed shop in Dundee few days ago. and
asked for pound Of canary seed. As he
had no money to pay for it, the shop keep
er to whom the boy was well known
wishing to ascertain whether he had been
. sent by his parents or by any other par
ty, asked:
is this seed for your mither, my man
No." said the boy, "'tis for tie bird"
ES- An elderly lady writes 10 friend:
A widower with ten children has pro-
posed, and have accepted. This is
about the number should have been en-
titled TO, ifI'had been. married at the
proper time, instead of being cheated into
nonenity." Sensible to the last.
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- FULTON Strict. New York,
!'n1yun,., SfE,l1 strcr4
Sector V0WTscgf Coz. 95 CES.

BY MEANS OF THE
POCKET NSCULAPIUS
or Every one his Own Ply
stefan. TUE FOR1IETH eli
\ tiun. with upwards OF ~
hundred cnUrnvinSS. show
\ ing Diseases and mult0rma-
J ton Of the Human System
in every shape md form.
To which is added u Urea
tirc on the Diseases of Fe-
males, being Of the highest
Importance to married pco-
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DELIYERED in ell the principal cities in the
- United States. free Of postage, and forward
ed by mail, under the provisions of the late Post
dice law, ut merely nominal rates.
!. The LoNDoN Quarterly REVIEW, (Conserya-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-04-12
Trial Of Henry Craig,
FOR TIRE
MURDER OF ALEXANDER GARDEN
TUESDAY MORNING, April 4.

Mu7DH2 OF ALEXANDER GARDEN.
TUESDAY MORNING, April 4.
The names OF the SO jurors. summoned
il this case, were called, and all but VIM.
Myers, Isaac Powell and Johnston L.
lbnes- appeared in the box.
Tho prisoner-H Henry Craig-was then
Brought into court. He is young man OF
2s or s3 years Of age, of fforid complexion,
with; hair inclining to red.
The names of the Jurors we're again call
ed. and il appearing that R. Clegg, Esq.
had been on the Grand Jury when the
indictment wasfound, was excused. Four
htalismen were then called, and the panel
being .f6ll, the Jurors were each sworn and
sexamined touching their qualifications as
Jurors.
The following jurors were challenged
peremptorily by the prisoner:-Wm. Coch.
ran, Samuel Clegg. Cornelius Okey, Chris
tfan Miller. VIM. Hobaugh, James Arm.
sffong, James Walton, Cornelius Sullivan,
Joel Yost. James Okey, Frederick Muhle-
ismann, VIM. Truck, Isaac Barnhart, Isaac
Phillips, Israel Lentz, Simon Drum, Arthur
wSmyth, Nathaniel Rigg, and Jacob N.
Mitchell.
Challenged for cause-Samuel Stephen,
.Thos. Mitchell. A. ". Champ, VIM. John
sion, Robert Johnston, and Lewis Shipley
The panel being exhausted. and but
eleven jurors having been sworn, six tails
men were called in place OF those chal-
lenesd for cause, of %hom David Samp-
son and Gideon Osborn were challenged
peremptorily, Thomas Morris, for cause,
and Isaac Powell and Thomas A. Way,
snot nalled
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was committed. Don't know exactly how
far, nor exactly where it was. Don't know
where my horse and Craig's were. Went
to the river that evening. Didn't see any
blood on the road.
Cross-eramined.- came to my
house in company with Josephus McFar.
land aud Alexander Thoburn. In the
evening before, Craig, Henry Gatten and
myself had taken dram apiece before
supper-no more; also in the morning.
Gardens company had liquor with them;
they staid an hour at my house, may be
more. When at my house we drank OF
both liquors: drank twice after they came.
perhaps more; don't remember certain.
intended 10 90 TO the river to see Fagert,
and said | would 60 with them. Craig
had been working month for me; told
him if he would getup the horses from the
meadow, he might ride one to the river for
company back. Suppose it was 10 O clock
when we left my house. Went through
Antioch and stopped. stopped at my
son.in.law's. The rest stopped in town
bu, not with me. Drank once between
my house and Antioch, distance OF little
over q mile; one Of the three men had q
bottle and treated. From Antioch we
went to Jacob Huffman's. about a mile
further. Don't recoltect of seeing but one
pint bottle at a time, and don't know tha
there was more than one. At Huffman
Garden insisted on stopping; went in
some one went with Huffman and they
brought in some liquor in a-half gallor
basin; suppose there was between q pin
and a quart Of liquor. Can't tell who
paid for it, nor how often we drank there
Think it was Garden or Mcfarland whit
went with Huffman to get is-they wantee