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Pennsylvania VS.. Maine.

The majority in Pennsylvania against
1.-The prohibitory liquor law is 5,l6s,-
The whole vote cast is S2l,s52, or So,
900 less than that for Governor, 1t j.
a fair Inference that, had these votes
been cast, the majority against the law
would have been vastly increased, for
tho prohibi,ionists of course did thei'
best, and brought out nearly every vote
they could mister Winchester. Erg.
rr So far as zeal in the contest was
concerned, there 10 no doubt that the
nti-prohibitionists exceeded the friends
Of the measure, and it is not fair in.
ferencet to suppose that chad those extra
votes been cast, the majority against the
law would have been vastly increased"
We have it from intelligent men, who
have been long identified with the tenn
pcrance reform, and whose opportuni-
ties TO form and give correct opinion
cannot be doubled, that had there been
prohibitory law, Of wise and salutary
provisions, referred to the people Of
Pennsylvania, at the October election,
that it would fave received the sanction
Of at least q respectable majority Of The
voters. That law prohibiting the
sale of intoxicating liquors will be pass
cd by the Legislature this winter, and
enforced in those counties deciding for
the measure, seems 10 be the tendency
of efforts and events, and most likely
by another year Pennsylvania will have
joined the list Of States whose penal
codes prohibit the trafficin ardent spirits.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold, on Saturday, the 18th day Of
November, instant, at the late residence of
Hugh Kcso, deed, on Cheat river, adjoining
tho Dunkard Bottom, about two miles Fest oil
Kngwood, all tho Real and Personal Estate OF
said DECEASED, consisting Of tho FARM on
which he resided for thb last fot:y years-onc
Horse, one Cow, Household and Kitchen Furni-
tdre, with other personal property. The terms
will DO rs follows tho Land will be sold on a
ctcdi, Of one, two, three, four and five years.
tho purchasers giving bonds with good security
Tor the purchasr money. Personal property, .
credit Of ninc months on all sums over Five
Dollars, purchaser giving bond with approved
securityi under that sim, cash. Sale to COM
mence nj 10 O'Clock. JOHN ?. DYRNE,
Nov. A, 1854. E-ec'r. Of Hugh Keiso, decd
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s1HflNlllDl0aQl1al|
OUR BRASS BAND.

The midnight serenade by the Brass
Band last night, was, without exception,
she sweetest tina. we ever heard from a
similar source. The air chosen lorthe
occasion, mo doubt from the prolific sc.
MUS Of the Musician of the West, Capt.
SToY) was harmonious combination
of,he wild, the startling and the beau.
1iful, and it was performed by the Band
with an accuracy Of time, and perfection
of harmony, that would locrcdit to any
Band of Musicians, whatever their OK.
porience orprofessions. The members
Of tho Morgantown Brass Band are i'm.
proving in musical execution with ra.
pidity that is perceived and made the
theme Of comment by our citizens, and
alta rate Of progress too, seldom attain.
cd by SO young an organization.
We have not indited this paragraph
merely as passing pGF for musical
serenadc. but because we believe what
we say, and therefore "speak right out
in mectin'." We believe little more,
and we'll make clean breast oft, and
that is tina. perseverance at the pres.
ent rate Of progress will very speedily
make ours the Star Bana within hun.
drcd miles, in any direction. Compet-
i.ors may look to their aurels!
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$50 ACRES OF EAND
For SALE.

KNHE undersigned has valuable Tract
L of Land he wishes to sell, situated OF!
the middle fork of the upper three forks o!
Big Sandy creek Of Elk River, Kanawhu
county, Va, containing 694 acres, with be.
tween 20 aud 80 acres improved. The soil
is fertile, producing exuberant crops Of both
grain and grasa, with an extensive range fol
stock around it. II is well watered, having
two good springs, aud a creek passing THO
it. The hills abound with coal OF the best
quality, and the climate is salubfious. The
terms Of sale will be made known to indl.
viduals wishing TO purchase, after they have
seen it; but we assure all such that this land
is cheaper than any othet in Western Vir.
ginia, and the title good. The land will be
shown 10 any one who may wish 10 see i,
and all necessary information given by S. B.
WRIGHT, residing thereon. For further
information address the subscriber, at New
California, Jackson county. Va.
October IL. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON. Nov. 1.-THE indications
by the returns of the election in this
State to-day for members Of Congress,
as far asreceived. are that Messrs. Claw
son, Rollins and Pennington, wings,
are elected to Congress in the LIST. I'd
and 9Th dists. The 1st and Cd districts
are now represented by democrats.-
Mr.. Pennington is the present member
ftom the 9th. G'HFnW
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VI Taking Toll already-they are
a, the Bridge! One day last week ase
Of our citizens, (no matter who), i'm
peIlod by a lsudable curiosity to See
how the bridge work was progressing,
rode up on to tho platform leading to
tho abutment, on very nice horse, and
coon became engaged in a conversation
on relative matters, with Mr.. Tower,
the genslemanly Superintendent Of the
work. Meantime the hands, wide a.
wake for fin aud fee, transferred the
theatre of active operation for the time
being, to tho rear Of their nnsurpecting
cictim, aud completely barricadel the
foot.way and his return. The inevits,
bic consequence was that he was mulet'
cd in the sum of rs cents, which, how.
over, no paid over to the toll.collector
for the occasion, and vent his way, no
doubt satisfied that he ,cas got quar-
,er's worth, at any rate. .Os"'aecsl
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND,
Near MorgamtoWM,

Near Morgamtown.
Pursuant 10 decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Monongalia county, pronounced on the
18th day Of September, 1851, in the case
Of Guy R. c. Allen We. Louisa Hile and
Others, shall,
On the 9Th day Of November next,
the satne being the frs, day Of the County
Court to be held for said county in said
month. sell all that parcel Of Land lying a.
bove Morgantown, on the East side of the
river, which was conveyed by Rachel Faux.
ner to Joseph NJ. Hite, by deed dated LIST of
April 1876, containing about s acres (ess
about llhs OF an acre sold by said Joseph NJ.
10 George Hite.)
1t will be sold altogether o. III lots as it
may sell mos, advantageous y-before The
courthouse door Of said couniy-on credi!
Of six, twelve and eighteen months the pur-
chaser giving bond with good security bear.
ing interest from the day Of sale, and lien
retained FOR the payment Of the purchase
money. THOMAS MARTIN,
October II, lS54. Commissioner.
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coNT4 G1ous DIsEAsEs.-we believe tls
an established fact in medicine that /" no disea sc
can DO contracted while the Blood is in a pure
and healthy state" In order to secure SO desi-
rable an object, we recommend to our readers
the use Of CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE, whichis
generally ackno wedgcd to be the most eifectu-
al purifier OF the Blood yet discovered. 1t NOT
ONLY cures, but is positively the only remedy
which can be depended on as a preventive Of
epidemic or contagio us diseases. Nov.
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70 The Suspension Bridge has beer

~ The Suspension Bridge has been
progressing quite rapidly in the past
Two weeks. The suspenders and pend
ant juice are up two.lhirds Of the whole
length, and in two or three days foot
passengers may cross on the planks.-
The dollhouse is also up, and will be in
readiness to receive the spoiis by the
time the Bridge is ready to take toll.
The Bridge when completed vii! be
q beautiful structure, and as durable as
pretty. 1t will be an ornament to the
iowa, credit to the county, and an
honor to the State-all Of which ate re.
present ed in its construction.
T. S. From present appearances the
Suspenders will be up across the river
and foo,mcn may cross to-day (Satur.
day. on the loose planks.
- The correspondent of the Re.
.psblicas, who, year or more ago, look
cd forward to moonlight promenade
with his lady.loye on the Wire Bridge,
and SO hopefully prophecied success in
% counting enterprise under such cir
cuinslanccs, must feel q throb of delight
penetrate every nerve and fibre of the
inuet man. in contemplation Of the
speedy realization of his ardent love-
dream long ago. We shall look for
wedding about the holidays-and some
\ Of the Cake, too! .-us
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NEW YORK ELECTION.

New York, Nov. s, o'clock, A. NJ
The returns as far as received show a
close run for Governor. or, three
prominent candidates Seymour, from
present appearances, has the best
chance.
In the city there is close run for
Mayor between Woods dem. & Hunt
(reform.) Herrick, (whig) is nowhere
Barker TX. NJ is in about the same con
dition. Up to this hour not one quar-
tor of tho city has been heard from.
~ The Baltimore Clipper gives the
following as the result for Governor in
ten counties a @E 5tl
Seymour, Qiqnor candidate), $3.50
Clark, (auti.iquor,) 1000
Ulham, (Native,) 6677
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James ~. STAFFORD, Delt.
Pursuantto the decree wondered in he fore
going case at the Spring term of the Circuit
Court Of Preston county, 1854, | shall, on
Tuesday the second day Of the November
tsrm Of the county cour, Of Preston county,
tit being court day at The lfOn, door Of the
courthouse in Kingwood, proceed TO sell TO
the hghes, bidder. the LAND in the bill and
proceedings mentioned, known as The 'Iiaw-
ley Place situate, lying and being in the
said county OF Preston upon credit of 6,
IL and Is months, with interest from the day
Of sale; the purchaser or PURCHASES giving
bond with approved security. ieh will be
retained upon said land until the purchase
money is paid, The title is believed to be
good, but only such title as is vested in me
us Commissioner under the decree will be
made. K. f. C0WAN,
October {, 1854. Commissioner.
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Israel Baiduin ct al,
Is. Ia chsnsery.

Us. In Chantery.
Puifiaht 10 The decree rendered in the
foregoing cause at the Spring term Of the
Circuit Court Of Preston county, le5l-l
shall on Tuesday the second day Of the No.
vember,erm Of ille county court Of said coun-
ny for 1854, at the front door Of the court:
house in kingwuod. proceed to sell TO the
highest bidder the LAND in The bill and
proceedings mentioned, situate in the couh-
iy Of Preston, on the waters Of the upper
Little Sanity, and consisting Of one hundred
and eighty acres, or SO much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy said decres-upon a
credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months ;
the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc.
curly, bearing Interest from the day Of sale;
q lien viii be retained upon said land until
the payment of the purchase mohey. The
title is believed TO be good, but will only
convey such title US is vested in me BY said
decree. 4. Z. COWAN,
October I, 1854. Commissioner.
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Valuable Improved Lands,
Env &nRe an. Ment.
THE undersigned proposes to sell, Or least
for several yea,s,

| ~ VIZ w AhCHDs
THE undersigned proposes to sell, or lease
for several yeu's,
TWO FARMS,
One situate upon each side Of the West Fork
of the Mononguhela, aud within about four
and half miles OF the Railroad. There is
under fence, and chiefly cleared, about A5O
acres, including meadows, good Saw. mill
only one-fourth Of mile from The river
Also an excellent
Turnace-Stack, FlaskS, Patterns, &c.
The furnace buildings have gone down. The
neighborhood abounds with coal, iron ore
and timber. Quality of soil equal 10 any in
this region. The other tract contains about
1850 acres OF improved land, in two adjon.
ing tenements. Great quantities Of Coal and
Limestone are upon all these lands. II not
disposed Of before the
Goth Of November,
they will on that day be offered at AUCTION,
together with
Household Furniture,
Farming Utensils, Wagon, Wheat, Corn
and Oats, Grain in the ground,
quantity Of Hay, Straw and corn.fodder,
a humber Of Horses, Cattle and Hogs, riding
Carriage, &c.
The sale will be continued from day to
day, except the Sabbath, until all is disposed
Of. At the same time will be offered,
A Brick Store House III Fairm0ht,
with fixtures complete. A liberal credi. will
bs given. Terms made known Il, sale.
This property is on the line Of the contern.
plated La,robe and Ravenswooi Railroad,
which must he within one.fourth mile Of it.
BENZ. J. BRICE.
Marion county, Va. October %, 1854.
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Rather 1ud.fnisc.--When you ask .
man his opinion of Henry A W's0's
Letter on Kuow.N o,hinsism, and get
f,r answer. "O!itsaa ExrISsuIsuss"
IA .a,y aiNiculs t" understand people
in ,hc.e days Of Krow :N9'E'rs ISM
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NOTICE

THIS is,o notify tho public that on,he 23d Of
October, 1854, my wife MARY ELLEN and my
self separated for u just eause on her part,-I
therefore 'orewarn all persons from trusting or
harboriug her on my account, asI am determined
not to pay any debts ofhcr contracting alter this
date. JOHN r. SNYDER.
October %, 1851. a7i-S,p.
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LADIES' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

The Honorary Members are informed that
the Association has resumed its meetings,
and cordially invite them 10 attend, as the
cyercisesn future will be Of literary char.
ucter, Thursday evening is the time for
meetinr. we would also take this ncthql
Of informing the Honorary Members and the
public that We have received our Bnoks,
which are 10 be taken ont every Saturday,
from u to 81 o'clock, a, the Seminary.
Persons no, belonging TO the Association
can procure the use Of the books by paying
5cents per volume,
III. DERlNa, Secretary.
October IL, 1854.
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THE LATEST DEsPATCHi
Sevastopol not Taken

T,HE Allied powers and all other flourish.
Il ing of trumpets as 10 selling Cheap
GOODS, is not a circumstance 10 what the
subscribers have Just received from The East,
TO which they invite the special attention Of
their friends and others. Among The Stuck
nav be found n choice article of CIGARS,
TOBACCO, SUGARS of almost every Dies
crip,ion. prunes, Nuts Of all kinds, Molas-
SEES Coffee, Tea, Candies Of a superior quail
ity. Suspenders, Silk Randkerchieis, &C.,
together with almost an innumerable lot OF
other small articles, which they pledge them
selves TO sell advantngeouslly to the buyer,
Give us call, opposite the Courthouse
Square. X. l.. q =. bEhhsh!hs.
Nov. d, 1854.
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terms.
We deem /. uscles, to enumcrate, either ii
prose Or verse, the many articles whicha are com.
rriscd in our Stock. Suffice It to say, neighbor-
like, VIC have such Goods as are usually kept In
Country Stores. We respectfully invite our old
friends and the public generally 10 give US call,
examine our Stock, and We fetl confident we can
please yon. We deem It useless to brug aboIt
our Cheap Goods. Wc ask no boot Of any of our
brother Merchants, nor will we take Up your
time in reading humbug advertisements. The
people; by this time, uudctstsnd that d! quack
nostruns ate pnlied in tile Newspap ers.
October I, ls54.-tr
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CARR. HANWAY g. CO..

CARR, HANWAY q co"
Expect to make grand exhibition in few "
days, Of their second stock Of FALL. AND
WINTER GOODS. One Of the firm is now
in the Eas! making the necessary purchases,
and being DESTROYS Of making as much room
MS possible on our shelves, will give some
good bargains from the stock now on hands,
Call a, the big window Of ~,
CARR, lIANWAY & co.
Alcrgenlpwn, Nov 4, 1855,
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SALE OF A LOT OF LAND


In Jimtown.
Pursuant 10 decree Of the Circai, Court OIL
Mononealia county, pronounced on The
llth day Of September, 1854, wherein Al.
fred Yeager and others are plaintiffs and
Hannah Stewart and Others are defend.
ants, shall,
On The 9Th day of November next,
the same being the first day Of the Novem.
Ter term Of the County Cour, TO be held lot
said county in said monlh-sell Lot Of
Ground in Hamilton, or Jimtown, in the
county of Monongalia, being the same that
was conveyed by John Bare and wife to T.
vans S,ewar. by deed dated Sd Nov. 1887,
reference to which deed, duly recorded III
said county is hetein made fot a more parti;
cular description Of said lot Of land. 1t will
be sold before the courthouse door Of SAT-,
county, on u credit Of six and twelve months,
The purchaser giving bond with good securl.
ty, bearing interest from the day OF sale,
and the tile will be retained for the pay.
ment Of the purchase money. .,,
GUY R. C. ALLEN, Conia,t;s'r.
October ID, 1854. Is
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NOTICE..


DY VIRTUE of the Act of Assembly author
izing sto ckholders holding together one-,en,h Of
the capital stock of any Turnpike Company to
call general meeting Of said Company. Wa
hereby give notice TO the Stockholders and al!
others interested that a general meeting of the
Stockholders OF the Leading Creek and Buffalo
Creek Turnpike Company is called to be held at
the hoouse Of Henry V. D owman on Cheat. river,
in Randolph County, on Monday, the 9TH day oil
December next, for the purpose Of Elcctng a
President and two Directors for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction ofoth or business OF
vital interest to all persons int crested in said
Improvement.
CIiAS. HooTAN, PROXY on hehay q
Preston County and representing IS shares.
ADAM II. BOWMAN,
THOMAS II. BEAVERS,
AL0NZO HENRY,
HENRY v. BOWMAN, and others.
Preston county, Oct. 80, 1854. 272-5s.
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CLOSING UP.

NTHEn engagements inpcriously require that
Y my store and other accounts should be SGT.
tied up without delay. ] will attend personally
10 all who may call on this Grand until the LIST Of
November. Nherthnt date all unsettled accounts
will be placed in other hands for collection.
- WM, D. SMITH.
Ellington, October 6, 1881.
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STILL ANOTHER cuRETor scRoruLa.
l had d very valuable boy cured Of Scrotulyh9
Carter's Spanish Mixture. consider it truly u q
valuable medicine. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
Conductor on tho n. +. &P.'R r., Richmond;
Salt Rheumof20 years standing Cured
Mr. John Thompson. residing in the city Of
Richmond, was cured by three bottles Of Car,er's
Spanish Mixture, Of Salt Rheum, which he had
nearly 20 years, and which all the physicians OF
tho city could not cure. Mr.. Thompsonisa well
known merchant in the city of Richmoas, Va,
and his cure is most remarkable t q
VIM. A Matthews, of Richmond, had servant
cured Of Syphilis, in the worst form, by Ca1ter's
Spanish Mixture. lie says he cheertully recoll-S
mcndsi It, and considers It an invaluable medicins.
Richard Z West, of Richmond, was cured "f-
Scroiula, and what physicians called confirmed
Consumption, by bottles OF Carter's Spanish
Mixture.
. Edward Burton, commissioner of the revenue,
says he has seen the good effects of Cart9r's
Spanish Mixture in number, OF Syphlllitic cases,
mud says it is perfect cure fol that horrible
disease. @
WIN. G Harwood, OF. Richmond, was cured Of
old sores and Ulcers, which disabled lin from
walking. He tpok 4 tc% iottlca Of Car,er's
Spanish Mixture md was enabled to walk with
out crutch, and in short time permanently
cured.
Principal Depot at RGswErr 4 Bttas,, Rich
mond, Va. Also for sale by +. MI Chaliant, NJ
Y. Wiley ( Co., and BY Dealers IN Medeiass
everywhere.
Sept 80, 1854. t ' misamesiy
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Emerson'S American Hair Restorative.

A sure and permanent cure for Badness. Ii
removes scurf and dandrntF, Scroiulous Ernp!ions
Ind feycrish heat from the Scalp.
Prepared only by c. S. EMERSON. c. L.
FISHER s. CO., Projectors, No. 81 Superior ST.,
Cleveland, and sold by F.M. .CiiALFANT,
Sept. 30-3m Sole agen; FOR Morgantown.
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Liver Complaint,
JaMadiee, Dyspegsia, ch,'css-
&c OF. .TsrgSass Debility,


ing from Diso.dcrcA Liver or Stomach. such
us CONSTIPATION, Inward Piles, fulluess, or
Blood to the Head, Acidty Of tho Stsmacs.
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fallness
or weight in the Stomach, Sour Quotations,
Sinking, or Plui.ering at the Pit Of the Ston-
ach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and S,t-
iicult Breathing, Futtering asthe Heart, ChosA-
ing or SuIFCcl,ions when in lying posture,
Dimncss Of Vision, Dots or webs before thd
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Def
cheney Of Precipitation, Yellowness oithc Skin
and Eyes, Painin,he Side, Back. Chest, Limi,s;
&c., Sudden Flushes Of Heat, burning in, thu
Flesh, Constant lmaginings of Evil, and great
Depression Of Spirits, can be etectually cured
Ivy DOCTOR HOcELAND'S Va, y.
CELEBRATED GERMAN R!TTERS.
& pRAPkRED BY tr7ar. .t.
DR.. g. Nj. JACKSON,
German Medicine Store, 10! l2O Arch ST.,
one door Below Sixth, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases isnoteS-
celled; II squallcd, by any other preparation in
the United States,a as tho cures attest, in n,aRy
cSfeu after skiIfal physti4ns had failed
These Bi,,ers arc worthy the attention Of lnya
Ida. Possessing great virtues in the rectiiica,ion
Ut the liver and lcaser glands, exercising tho
most searching power in weakness and affections
OF the digestive organs, they arc wi,hal safe,
certain aud pleasant.
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.
nR. J. NJ. WIlsoS, Lexington, Va. February
6, 1852, ssid d l am entirely outofthe Gerlnaa
Di,,crs. They have become all the rage. No
thing else sells"
TnE TENTH LEGION, published at woods,ock,
VA, said, Jan. 10th, 1850: IA Great Medicine.
We have uniformly reirained from reupmplend-
ing to the public ali? Of tic various patent med
icihcs Of tic day; unless thoroughly convinced
OF their value. Among THOSE we cohsider @or.
thy ofaotice, Is tic German Blterd, invented by
ljr. lloofund, and prepared BY Dr.. jackson, la
Philadelphia. Ono iiiitance; in particular, III
which the superior virtues Of this inedcinehaye
been tested, his fallen sndcr our obseryston,---
pttiKt the list sit,net,a son Of MIR. Abrard
Cmbil, ofths county, was very seriously al
ietted wi,h,Liver Complaint, and after trying IN.
| vain vSrihiiS remedies, lie purchased d bottle VI
the Ritters, and amer using il, was 80 much rt-
iltytd OF Ills distressing malady, that he procs-
rcd another bottle, and DIS now restored ehtitoly
10 health,, 81 ~, no agsS !, y
They arc entirely yeeetabl 3, FIRE from all IN
dHolsinprediehts, always sttehs,heHth esystem
tahd never PROSTATE II. q me a 39,li
\ Eor. salg Wholesale Ny Druggists In ali thu
principal cities, and atretailt Us ano,fesariesspd
s,orckeepers IN every town tie luitsd ststet.
September 80; 1864. RirSmeily (.
H | .
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" GREAT CURE OF. sCRoFuLA. n
The Editors Of. tho Richmond Republican had
a servant employed in theft press toom cured Of
violent Scroiula combined with rheumatism,
" hich entirely disabled him from wofk /; . bot
ties If Carter's Spanish Mixture made perfect
cure of him, and the Editors, in public notice,
say they "cheertiilIy recommend it to all who
are effected with any disease OF the blood"