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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-30
Sexton, Seal & swearingen,
IMPORTERS AND JODHRRS OF
FANCY DRY GOODS.

Sexton, Seal & swearingen,
IMPORTERS AND JOBHRRS OF
FANCY DRY GooDS.
No. i00 ''"rltffit rrltffittlSsltSG, S' aSG'' 4'' street.
]. ". SESroS, l.. SEAL, a. VAN S%EAkISdEs.
n FFER purchasers, tie largest assortment ot taRty
" hry Guods IN ll!eeIly. lte0nprisesinParto
Hosiery or oil klnls aud qualities.
Gloves, underslilts, Dress Shrtstnd COhtS
WnOiltn yarns Of dlneren, slladesand coiOIs.
4 nnc assortment Of Shell Combs.
no do DO buffalo aud Imitation Combs.
Brushes olRl descriptions,
Dress and lallors Trimmings q AZ kInds..-ss
liurnrtlS, six cord cord Spool Cotton.
PeIluncTy OIa kinds, ~
iiAs well Is great many goOs ofOur own ImroI
taon wlenns ssn9 hero 'nstCn and md whishtIs n Ttil
worthy tho attention Of byelS. We feel wn can make y 10
tlnlrinlerrSt 10 give us atrial. seEIS
Pendloton u Brother.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
foRl lilo sale Of satrobaetO, Flour, and Produce SEN
f@o:$nf@. IIaarh and Dtreh 800 r,enM
REPHR. TO
Hugh Jenkins 4 Co.
". Hume H Sons,
Long & lynn, and SBaltlm0fe
The cashiers Of any OF the
baltimore banks,
A! Bay; !: &c. s;:'; e: % % '''''' "''.''
Jas McCully, Pittsburgh
Rhodes & Osllbly, iirldeeT0it,o.
Green d dorsey, pOwhittAnpL
Michael dorsey, cuptlna Mus, Belmont "a. O
Alex Armstrong, AinstIons'sd0 "e''HV'''"'
Jacob Grove, 81. (lail4Slllr, o.
Peter Me?ager, GaIipoit, o.
". !. MtC0y 4 hos, sisleIsylllti Va
Tweed Sisly& Wright,
JoscphC Butler & Co. StintlnhAti, o.
John CTetsh a.
Geo GTeon Jnn.,
Gordon & Co., tTo,L.vi,t.
e. McMOran, "NN"'
| Saml. s. Preston & Co.
iAn98-iNh Il. -,
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adams " COS Hxdres's
1854. giglRis i ssE:i sEsS2 6SI 1854.
IIouSc.

OFFiCE-McI.urC House.
I7OR speedy and SAFE Conveyance Of cGhahd PACK.
l. sges niIccls, bank notes, SeeIe gold, IN charge VI
S,ccal niessegcR leave our Olce daily for ell paris oi
lilo Baxi, EulOic, California and Australia Also 49,,
F0r PitiShisll ami all points n tho CcSc!ahd anJ
WclsvlIc afOad and Cleveland and Toledo ItatIioad'
Though 10 Chicago. ,n, u.,,
through to Cincinnati, Louisville aud S. Louis.
Rr altimoe aud an points On q Baltimore anu Oho
RaIo i, aud Tram thence connect With our Glcal hhs'
srl Eynrcss TO Philadelphia, New York aud llosi0n.
We collect notes, dla|iS OF Nrcouhts, anu b''s 0" "e
livery Ui palceiS Nli make prompt rcih'm
Express Tor EaSt daily at SO'ClOtk, ~
do mr west DO Z 90 An
do torpIltAhurg hH do A. ,.,,... ,
Our arrangements arc now cUnpetc for tho delivery Of
P"'A'S'' '"" '''''' W ~ ''''''' ADAMS & Go.
" pIu4IS Agent arlI
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Notice

CARS.
ID RCRIVED this day, the hest assortment Of Gents
IL YOUTHS and chiIdIons CLOTH caps, ever brought 70
S civ having rcn selected with great cHIc hS e.aIds
StIio aid quality They comprise IN alt AZ IOllOwsi-
tCnIs cloth OeIa black aud whites gents hair eInh do
black, dlab aud grtcn lidtus, hunting AMI Alolo cars
together wiiieyery oicr description OF hit or car eXtahI
S,ri4 $. u. llARi RR Il SON
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MARCH 30, 1866.
WHEELING.
No. ! IsNper Phosphate of Lime.'
VERSUS "0UANo.n

1NHIS valuable fertilizer has been used for several years
IN kuFlAd and other pats OF KuIoPe, and neNi gu
a holds The lSlGtt ak IN popularity ami lhe eNieh '"
which Il Is used tWOne Farmers. It's Introduction III ms
country b. lie sNbtclher has tren more recent bul lhe
pTUEeSS Il has made In the esmaOn Of the public hlS
not been less marked or successful than abroad, alter iu
trial Of three years Investigation ui Its merits, In which
time theie has been very many terurn0us experiments
made by tie most scientific SerltnlinisiS and various
l'lnbs Committees, &c, side by side Pciuylan GgAiO as
10 It's rcat'Vc value c0npalCd with tho Olte and n osl
instances preference given 10 the SUper Phosphate o.
Lime" SrCh lepOrs as returned will shortly DO pIoCed
before tie public, which will convey moe trtoTlallo
than tito subscriber feels disposed 10 0he, as The manu-
laCIlTeT, Ai tie present nloncLt
tScemleal composition Of that nature 70 81 once AZ
ford loud and nnuTIshnent insIowil Of Az descriptions,
It's basis being1Iuicd or Ound oEt'" he eletey O.
which as manure IL eldy well known and appreciated,
which are dec0mpOSCd hY the addition o one nth Their
weight OF Sulpuilc Acid to which due p0ur'
tio Of GuanO aud Supac Of AmmOnsi tho later is one
0 lie most elccn AGENTS In the best Peruvian tuano,
IL Is easy handled, belEg Ia perfect powders VIII 10
Uund suitable TO all soils, WARRANTED luTe ahu Eehuin',
aud when al Rtuiiy 10 be oIEd as eeSCous Is hers re
presented.
scIbti or 10 his agents, whose aIcS a1 as iO9wAi
MeSSsIs. MCGlu1er Il Sons, Rtclmhnd, Va.
10 ROwlcit, HARDLY d 20, Peiel9buIg, Va.
do ROrlm & Mclean, Norfolk, Va.
DO T. VI StewaIt, Esq, lialnoie, Nd.
Z, u, DE HURli,
Agricultural Chemist,
3ep2S WiIlianlshuIgl. Long island, n. V
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o-,fp ann state affairs.


MAMMOTH APfLhs-lh ~ P"S' ,.,.,, - hitch
- - s,sn,,v having one made It's appearance in our
,I &, the shape Of a huge apple, weighing u lbs
-, :.,,, lst inches In circumference. 1t one Of
M Il or They were raised by Mr. John Mustard OF Me
chaniese Giles county Virginia We pronounce TINS inc
most Weld Mustard seed we ever Knew "ho
can Deal NJ
, So an o,c,,ange for the benefit of our lady
- - h ,,o,yin, IN, for preserving number of sum
= a.ors The Dab,a NAV be taken ms the type Of the
class we nave reference 10 my ~ -, .,.,.,o.,
the ground after the hfs' sha'p 'o'' ~ " u, 80, ala,
ty taken out OF the soil without breaAihs ''e ~ ,
ter they simply require to DE Jus, KEEP ee rom
aha'ufai'y airy e'i'ai Vi p' -, -, nd ~ :,
inosphere II kept IN damP pa'e' '"'F W - ~ -,
place "hefe niue" hie no'' - of ~ - =.
Ia a box WIN some pe''oeu' Wy ~ e '
rs aooNe SheceSS WIZ DC oe''i' , -, =. -,
raised by seed the usual way;
Fourocloeks (Mrabis jalapaD Scarlet Towering Bean
(Phaseous multhorus) Daias; Jacobean Lily, (amafyh
fomosissimls Flower Ferrara pavonia and concso
RAD Corn Flag (aous grandayensis and forbunda9 Tu
berose Polyanthus uberosa of the iris and lilies that
tender and the Madeira vine.
RETrRSED-The Rev. Charles Mnnegerode, d. D. OF Nor
folk cy Who came from through Europe in the
Baltic arrived in Richmond on Monday He left Norfolk be-
the epidemic occurred His wife and family met him IN
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Read the foo,riae remarkable ctyc, riieh sIopt3 .
ii. q. FAREELLS ARABIAN LlNINEyq .

Mr. H. G.. Farrell--Dcar Sir: Actuated by n sor.
funess, submit the following instance Of IA Frat
your great medicine My child three years Old was - W!
attacked with terrible disease which in less oe
Frustrated to total Ecplessness. The limbs heon C
that joint could he bent; the flesh turned hsrt @
and entirely deprived Of feeling; the eyes fixed e
and altogether blind, following this deafness IN
the spine became contracted and curved thar VIII lh
back the head and heels only touched DdecJ ~,
presented every appearance OF being dead Immrd9 1
the attack, the family physician called in and t
weeks he laborcd To- restore il TO feeling bur all In
though il blsterod dozen times and varou mi, "a
Linments applied \ consultation If physicians ,,a. y.
held but to no purpose. the ease then brought lf
Medical Society, but nothing could he uspcscd which G
already been done and the doctor then told me he
nothing more We then commenced aPnlvng your li,ir
freely the entire length OF the spine ,ol NJ
inc parents joy, when, after few applications 55fa
animation was apparent and il rapidly r. win m "
ception of the sight which did not become u, IT. rt
month The child is now healthy and robust ms ,., 49, r
other cases of the same Kind occurred previous i
borhood, all of which died " hen there no doi il 49,,
iment had been used they would have recovered
PEORIA March ls 1851. HENRY G. Gle 49,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09

The ENGLISH IN JAPAN-The London Times
of October 18th, contains brief account of the
visit of the British ship-of-war Sybille, under
command of Commodore Elliott to Hakodade, ia
pan, on the 2Sth of April.
From this it appears that the japanese keep up
towards others subs tantally the same system of
espionage and cautious intercourse which they
have practised towards American vessels Imme
distely on coming to anchor boat put off from
the shore,with three Japanese officers and Dutch
interpreter on board inquire into the character
and designs of the strange ship. The next day
some boat loads Of fresh provisions were sent off
to the Sybille and sold extremity low. The Com
modors and his suit were allowed to land and walk
about the tewa, hut were accompanied by Japan
ese policemen and maudarins wherever they went.
They were not allowed to enter house nor to
purchase anything except at a stall to which eve
rything was brought. On subsequent OCCASION
however,. the Commodore was admitted TO an in
ssrviev ip the palace OF the Governor. where con-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09

WHICH Is WHIcH.-Mrs. Pepper got the bet
ter of the philosopher, the other day in arguing
the question whether women or men talk the
most.
" You say a woman can talk a man almost to
DEATH" said Mrs. p, "but I'd like to know If
Sampson didn't jaw Thousand Phillstines to
death p
The philosopher gave in, and that very eve
ming presented Mrs. =. with ticket to a straw
berry festival, where that respectable lady got
into seventeen sharp disputes and enjoyed her.
self amazingly.
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Civ sFe,e!-HPnttcsen,s sroUrie.or.

NOVEMBER IN and SHIT \ Langhone city; " Greasy,
Bedford John Taylor, Campbel II Written, Bedford J
I Noel, do Didake Va & Tenn X; Dr NJ Haden, lady
and Campbe Miss Haden, do X Campbell Roanoke; G
l. Hatcher, Bedford Mrs Hatcher do, Butler Richmond;
Geo Baghy, city 4 MgFnson, Va q r.; BENZ franklin,
Bed; Thomas Landlord city; G McClanahan, Na Dr II T
Gregory, Bedford { l. Parker Va q T X r. John Read S
Labbv city; Albert Mcdaniel Bedord Alex Panpn Camp
bell; Hunter Carolne Crae and servant,
brier w \ Loft, Haiiflx
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.


NorVcIi tIOnsC-HOOrc a Anthony, prOpriofOrs.
NOVEMBER s--lIenry NJ Armstead, Campbell; John A
Slaughter Charlotte; Jno Campbell Dinwdde Steven
Holt, Wentworth, y c. Johnson Charlottesville; John
Moore Va Mason, Bedford Benz Duva city; Maj Jubal
Early Franklin; w Homer Franklin Wade city; DIR ID
Williams Amherst; Austin Tribe city; James Terry Camp
bell; Peyiohn Amherst; $ Banded, Bato r Campbell,
do Jno Harvey Cnxs Store, Tenn Ro Cawthon, city; Al
fred Jones Ky Gore, do; Thomas Taum, Henry; Joseph
Folk city; Mason, Campboll G II body, Phlada Ed J
Maerson, {; Henry Ward do; ID Aumon r, KY Gen
4 Homo
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Washington ssou.c-su. sncna &. Co.. p,o,.,-.

NOVEMBER sth--D c Booth, Franklin; Miss II Garter,
Wythcyic u c Kent Pulaski NJ Il Carter, W yheyile;
BARLEY, iulaski Robert Jones' Iisbon w Van Deursen,
Richmond Dmlvte X X; Il White and lvdy Favette w
Ncrcy, Norfolk; Master Moses Booth Franklin w Buskv
Norfolk; G Steward, Bedford; c Clement Philadelphia
Thomas Mylor Wine hester; II luckner Va Tenn Il r. J
Mitchell Bedford; Il Harmlng, Va Tenn II r. Crag-
head Franklin; VIM Clemens Campbell; Benz Amen, Fin.
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tsXNHILsT WE LIVE, LET Us LlvE.''-

InspIrcd by comforabe feeline which good
ing and polite attentions bege desire word about
the caterer whose providence for the disciples Epcuus
titles him their consideration.
The nimitahle ZETEIL has retcd his Saloon
feed the hungry with something convenient and humor
Whims of capricous stomac without let hnderancc
Is Of the princes Cookery and his will
measure, preserve that emulation which has
Restaurants of Lynchburg such pleasant rendezvous.
His thorough education in the obituary viii enable him
delight the palate of Engshman Frencman,
Americans and we would gladly recommend him, chief
kitchen cabinet under the next President whether
Nothing Democratic The Bill OF Fare the prom
rich things those who take thought
shall eat Even the memories of savory eefstcaks
have deyoured there come hrongng back upon and
who that tasted his delecabe Munone Chop" can ere
forget that has slipped his coffee and does long
yenating power again The best of all is by the
Presto Argumento Zetel gets these things
ready with the magic quickness of Wymau
Now, fellow ravclcr-way farng man. let tell You, If
need doctor for appetite and Xete cannot
go straight the and engage the of the
dertaker.
o a}lw3w GEO. GOTRMAND
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ACANDID WITNESS. A person who was re-
Gently called in Court, for the purpose of proving
the correctness Of doctors bill, was asked by
the lawyer, whether 'the doctor did not max q
several visits after the patient was out of dan
ger 7" "No," replied the witness :" / Consider
ed the patient in danger as long as tie doctor
continued his visits"
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most extraordinary medicine the truth Of NirI 81
You'd doubt by the vast sales OF tie article tho
being daily performed by IT, which previously had 81,
world II is composed # basoals, extracts md 5 10 IL
Arabiapossessing in concentrated form iii ~ i'ulg
ating anodync penetrating, ructuous and reynl. sin
ties, and the same which, ages ago were used by e
the Desert" with such miraculous success In N"ns
eases of both man and beast. '"is Tie di
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"Mster, where's your house p asked a Gu
rious traveller of half horse, half alligator.
House, ell Dye Think I'm one of them
sort. stranger. I sheep in the prarie-l eat raw
buffalo, and drink out of the Mississippi"
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M ARRIElD

On the 9th nit, by Rev. Mr.. Daniel THos, NJ ALMOND,
Luray Va to JENNIE daughter of Rev Andrew Broaddus
of Pleasureyile Ky,
In Romncy. the 20th ult., by Rev. T. T. Caseman
Judge Lucas u. THOMPSON, Staunton ARABE-
IA WHITE, of the former place.
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FOOD SUPPLIES IN ROME.--A letter from hoiho
of the 9th of October. says:-
The expectation af corn was, as is known'pro-
hibited some short time ago, owing to the har-
vest having contrary to expectation, turned out
TO be insufficient; and measures have now been
taken, not only to see the prohibition strictly OBJ
served, but to cause foreign wheat to be import
ed; also to facilitate the circulation of corn in the
interior At Rome the Pope has caused mum
Der of bakehouses to be established, at which
bread is sold at the cost price, and the greatest
benefit has been derived from them by the poor
classes.
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siderable friendly conversation was carried onhnt
no particular business transacted. Among oih-
ers present was japanese reporter with his note
hook.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09

A celebrated hangman in England, showing
the galows attached to Newgate, observed to the
hystanders that he had hung twenty persons on
it at one time. Some one suggested that it was
too small. "Oh, no, bless you, twenty-five peo-
pie would swing on that very com fortabiy"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-09

Joseph S. Duckwall esq. of Morgan, received
the nomination for Senator from that district,
from the Democratic Convention held at Capon
Bridge on Tuesday week. Mr.. d. is lawyer
residing in Bath, was Wing about year ago,
and Joined the Democracy during the late Gu
bernatorial canvass, we believe.
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"Gentlemen." said engineer, by way of
settling dispute as TO the relative speed of en-
gines 1.-The last time | run the Blowhard from
Syracuse, went so fast the telegraph poles
on the track looked like fine tooth comb"
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compelled 10 insert among their advertisements
which they can neither sanction or believe,
pleasant exception to this disagrccabe necessity are III
advertisements of DR. j. G. AYERS Chtrry Pecora and PILL
which will be found iii columns We have published 70
him before and always with the feeling that doing
wise lend ourselves deceive mslead the public tor
have had ndispuable proof that his words strictly
with abundant to believe that his medicine viii do
they promise and all that be reasonably expected
medicine. His Cherry Pecoral is well known In CON
munty to need any commentator from and his Pills
crediby informed not inferior to his Pectralrot
dence II l. IL {
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"a its effect j. Ia deprive General Se"tt oil NEAR
In three thousand dollars per year
There are other points in the Presidents de-
o;s;o,y exnressed with equal breyty, which show
.h., henignaut and liberal spirit did not prevail
in making the decision. We shall not, however
dwell upon those points. but must not omit 10
saw that whilst the President himself admits sew
emil allowances to be entirely within the dlscre-
,ion Of the Executive he declines so TO use that
discretion to carry out the general analogy o'
increased emouments 10 increase rank. and de-
c;des that those allowances must remain at the
same point for the higher gade at which they
have been heretofore fixed for the lower.
FIRsr general CONFERENCE OF THE JEWS
The first general conference Of the Jews OF the
United States convened at Cleveland on the Eth
ult. II was composed of Rabbis and delegates
from the various congregations in THIS country,
and organised by the election of Rev. Dr. Wise
of Cincinnati. Presidents: Rev. DIR. Cohu,of Alba
nv, Vice PRESIDENT and Rev. DIR. LilIienthal, OF
Cincinnati Secretary. Most of the afternoon
was devoted to preliminary discussion, and the
consideration of a platform basing the entire pro-
ceedings of the conference upon the inspiration
of the Bible and the teachings of the Talmud,
which was finally adopted. Among the Rabbis
present were Rev. Dr. Isaac Lesser. of Philadel-
phia; Rev. Mr.. Gothelf of Louisville; Rev. DR..
Rottenheim, Of Cincinnati; Rabbi Kalisch, of
Cleveland and DR.. Merzbacber of New York
The second day was devoted to the discussion
of the derivation of the Talmud, whether it was
of divine origin or the work of the elders of Is
rael in the davs of Moses and Joshua; decided as
the result of both g., that is partly spiritual,
partly rabbinical-a divine treatise upon the
Scriptures, and more particularly the Penta-
teuch.
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Loo,s ous for Gounterfci,.

Tho pub c are cauonedaganst another counterfeit ,ii
has lately made its appearance called w T. Farrcls
Linimen the most dangerous of all the countcrfcitS
his having the of Farrell. many will buy il in rood m
without the knowledge that counterfeit exists and tly
perhaps only discover their error when the spurious mkt,
has wrought its evil cffecrs.
The genuine article is manufactured only by II G. Farc
sole inventor and proprietor and Wholesale druggist No
Main street. Peoria Illinois, to whom all applications f A.
ces must he addressed BE you get It with the Letters
g. before FarreilS thus-H. q. FARREILS-and his ,ig
ture the wrapper, all others countcrfeits
Sold by r. STABLER i co. Druggists,
lynehbure
States.
I, q Price % and 80 cents and 81 per bottle
~ Agents wanted in every town, village and hamlet
the United States in which one is already established
Address IL. G. Farrell as above, accom- aned it'll good m
ence as 10 claractcr responsibility, %t Oc 1UdGc4w
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Notice.---1he Carriers connected ,,i,b az
authority to sell or otherwise dispose Of pat ba
or them to regular city subscribers No - save 4
their possession for any other purpose fa ara M
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the greatest ordination of Divine Providence by that leau
engine, the heart it is driven to all of the system
vigor aud strength 70 the complicated maclnoIy
This living food, whether sleep wake, Salfe bsh
through the arteries and returns softly through thn
How necessary that it should be kept free from all iun
and yet how negligent many respecting this great
the enjoyment of perfect health Derangcntut in the Lis
and Nerves generally the primary and dauur
Indigestion and all the harassnE feelings attending bysep
STA, which make life burden result from Suicide 1oa
rapidly follow suicide, if there cure No vopi
suffer long if he is able obtain bottle ii Hoofsnds
brated Bittors prepared by DR. C. Nj Jackson Pitts
dephia they rarely fail in efecting permanent N
advertisements foe H. boa
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Fall Trade. Is55.-Merchants and bus9a
ally informed that they get Bill heads men g.u,
cards Business Cards Labels &c, executed 'bls p
and expeditiousy at the "NIRGiNIsSH len y' ehealj
TABLIsHMFNT, First Alloy Lynchbnrr Va : iNAIINe /
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CLARk q IO)-IfENl M. tOD IINTH an
success attending the of this valuable Lee 81
ton having induced all kinds of mutations '9ni
toned notice that the signature iiEGENAE ~ arr e.
CO. in full il the cork of each bottle WIZ iAkE
not genuine; and the value Of the oil dcrn lct
tv too much cannot be taken get The eh lis n
HEGEMAA. CLAlfk V
Sole successors TO KnSlt0n Gil : =.
Nos. lGa. 273, 81 and I'D t1r a -,
Wholesale Depot, No. lG5 Broadway '''adNa y
Sold by Druggists generally in the United Stat
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brings with u

The relaxing heat Of summer brings with !, =
peculiar tendency to disease The Liver becomes torpid W
Blood fevcred indg ston springs up Discrimination to
~ and finally regular illness To ward on AL @
dire effects, take CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE: its Pu
and cooling influence the Blood with It's tendency 10 quay
all nervousness will at commend il the very best
mer Medicine No should fail to try 1t who values @
oc lin
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' y
\. B-Severs influential gentlemen in this county WI
Send you certhe of most important effected by
Premium Bers in their families. We all concur in lis h
one of the most valuable medicines introduced in M
Section of the country Yours, j. v. A
q Every family should keep few bottles IN hand Price
so cents per bottle.
To be had, wholesale and retail, at r. Stabler ca,
Strother & Whehcad'S, j. H. Thompson 4 COS, and II
SeaYS. IYnchlnrg and drngrSts gcnprallV solt ll-m
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4 r. Last
= " Harper for November:
Ballou's Dollar Monthly;
Harpers Story Book;
Hunts Merchants Magazine,
Eclectic
Tho Old Homestead-by Mrs. Stephens;
Nlthalic--by Julia Kavanaugh;
Evenings with the Romanists;
Marriage a Lottery--by Mrs. Grey
Also, Frank Leslie's Fashions and Journal. c
and Peterson's Magazines for November, receI