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HELHH0LHS HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRA CI
SARSAPARlLLA,

Tor pt8Iyiae he b'oad. tsaec'nJeY ai=e1,r' ri
siag from ercefsef NsfeGrg, eep9eafe aud f@pfa-
eAce h iife chronic eoatituttopi diseae, ari-ing
fron an impure ,foie If Tie blood aud TIE oIag rei
a5ls aad e6ocaef ,otrll remedy for ta cure qf Scro-
fg,a. Sab Rhsia. Scut{ Head, ticoru'ionf ftde
4lseat ard 4 a. P4iH ea4 &eeliiaqs Elm HaHes.
7tt'cr piapfes the Face, Ga} dt 5eeiy kr"pfioas
gfhe Skta.
THIS Article is now prescribed by Of lie most
distinguishel physicians ia the country, and has
proved faore efficient iii praetee tim amy prepara-
lion of Safsaparila vet offered Ia she nublie.==
sororl eases oi secondary syphilis Aercasia. and
Serofuleas diseases l5ye ee rely recovered IN the
neurahle wards "a our Pnhie instits,ioms which had
fer many years resisted every node u treatment
that could be devised. These furnish striking
examples OF the sa,utary oiilcts OF this medicine IN
arrottirg some of the most inTeterac diseases, after
the glands wese destroyed, and Ihe 40nes already
affected.
NoTIcE-Ietters from responsible Physicians
and Professors df seYerai Medical Colleges and GER
t,ieates al enfe from patieAss vii oe iotnd accom-
panying both Preparations. -
pslcts, flpid Extract eli Beeha, 81 pr bottle, or @
bottles fer So.
Sarsaparilla, i" F." i"
eqtai IN strength TO gallon Of Syrup Of Sarsapar
lila.
Prepared and sold by II. Y. HELMBoLD, Chem
list, 2G5 Chestnut Street, near the Gir8rd House,
Philadelphia.
10 be hadGt and
of Druggists ard Dealers everywhere
Al letters direeei 20 irprteto, 9sa, reeeirs in
me{iute attention.
July ii, lS55.-l y.
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PAISlERS SHE.

an Thursday the Esd of August, will be sold at
W public sale, the Farm owned and occupied By
diary ID. Palmer, containing cNL HGNDRAEH
IyJ THIRTi-flfE Ae4kS, lgHg and
tered ny, Back Creek, aud adoinias ths iaa,is Of
Wm. Dunlap, Samuel X. Nefr, ana others. On 1t
are a good Dwelling aud oat houses, large Bun
Aud convenient stal1!es Sad farm is well catered,
and good spring within ten yards Of the house,
and hss Sufficient timber on il. other descriptions
useless, none Buy without seeing. Also on
the sane day, will be sold; > ,iorsas, 20 head OF
cattle, of winch ire iaes cows. iG or % Hogs,
about many Sheep, one wagon, four paif wagon
harness. tight tWa horse carriage ard harness,
NY, one thresh boy. quantity Of hay, crop Of
eoli nov growing, ali ia.nirg usits, honse,1td
and kitten iarnit.fe, in snut tiie entire praptfS
OF NJ 81. Palmer said iarIa, consisting eisdcl las
az. found every .arin aud aiot cfery ial.9 hoae.
i cs4dt. with The asnai requisites, OF aIAonths,
on the PEI sonai propertyternls Oh land liberal aud
made known day OF sale. OF before, Irn atty, TO
persons interested. safe to eamlence AT II 9iucR
a. NJ. j. ". PA1.Mhn, Agent.
Autrust | l. ls,a.-9t.
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STARTLING, DUr TEUEl
WAHilNG TO EVERY SENSIBLE
WOMAN.

WY FENdLES SLFFER iEHEAkTH.
MO woman of delicaeF IS willing to disclo4e the
~ peculiar ailments incident to Ter sex, even 70 q
mest in ii3sata family physician.
This modest, md delieay is I'M laHted by nature
and neither scaEl lor Meet re subjected to tue fud2
rllaet;s ine9ta n u:a'BsG knewn - the other seS
those ailnc,3s belonging e&eiusiv + to The L.
ruale. -
E1ceptin extreme cases. her sensitigencsa will sac
riice her health rather than her deiieacF.
The consequences serious, lamcntabie, ana
le-loug.
Thus what at first could have been easily retnedied
perhaps better still. not incurred becomes com
plicaion Of diseases, net ell running the letlth Oh
the mother, and emhittefing her days by sickness
and suffering bat entaiIinc broken constitutions up
her children and embarrassing, if not distressing
the business and pecunary prospects t.lc husband.
Let avery sensible woman
TAKE WARNING ~ TINE.
Gas thousands have none) by TIE bitter experience
and suierings ofothers Of the dreadful conscqhen-
c2s she entails upon herself and those cndearcd to
her. by her ignorance of the simple and llaincst
rules of health connected with the marriage state
the violation of which entails disese suffering and
Misery.
How rlany are Suffering from nbstruc.inns or irreg
ulafis peculiar 10 the female system. which under
mine tIe health, the effects of8hth they are gnor-
art an Tor which tllet delicacy forbids seeking
meacal advicel How many suffer from fro9aPs'fs
'dert5 Calling Of the womh) from fo0,' otbag
weakness, debility &c.}! Low aany are in constant
agony for many months preceding confinement
How many have difficult, II not dangerous dcliyc-
ries, aud slow end uncertain rccoYerirs!
10 the question, how are these to h3 prevented?
what shall be done? the answer is simple.
Let every w9man ascertain for herself without vio-
lcnee her delicacy. thenau aud eharactef0 the
ailnent (to which she afcma'eis suhiec) TIM eau-
from which II may arise and the proper fenedics
for It's and fntneg prevention.
This She can DOLBY possessing little volume (al-
ready possessed b. thougandsJ which tells her what
is the matter and tel.s h2r weat To do.ar it in sim
pie bat eleasto words aad el1 a. the can aftie:
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Attention Land Euyersl
A UNEMPLOYED FAR NJ !,
NEAR STANTON,
EHgr sale.

DESlRlNG to make change in my business, on
~ account ofmy health, viii offer a public sale
on TAarsdoy the 1871 dayef September. il not sold
privately before that time my valuable Farm. "
ing about mile from stanton, ON the Jenning' $
Gap road, containing $50 Acres, about 100 acres oil
which are in timber. There is on the place new
large and handsome BRICK lvEELfNG 40 Use
with IL rooms Granary, Corn house, Smoke
house, Barn, de. There IS good Spring on the
near the dwelling house. There is also the place
y Young Orchard OF the very best fruit. such d.
arable property is rarely put in market, and the at
tention of land buyers is invited to it, rs avn dis
posed to sell bargain.
1t the farm is sold the purchaser will have the
privilege putting ia Fail Crop, and full possess
ion viii be given the first day of january; 1906.
TsRAs OF SALH.-Ihe terms Of sale will be one
third in hand, and the balance in one, two, and
three years bearing interest from date
SiaPSOS L. TAI iOR.
AUG IL i25a.-tes:
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BLACK ROCK SPRINGS.

fs7iTtS healthtui an, agreeable Watering pi3ee
will be open for the rgep ton Of visitors on the
Eth ef july It is situ1te IN he count OF Angus
IA Ii Mills northeast Of Ma4n-sbera, - miisa
from stanton and : n,ile- from Movers Cave
Hacks and Bugecs be readily obtain at Siam
ton nr " avn shprn,. deem Il altogether unnuc-
assar to enter into m eaberatc description OF these
ssprngs suiee it 81 tial tier waters have b".D
Hnaivzed by Prot. itageFa and pronounced tire
strongest and pnrest Chit beate in tho Country
hev are eneaeious the eafe ot by satehsia. liver
taupa,nt. Disease oi the Kidneys. and ali disease
arising IRON general deuiiiI5. iat thef are more
especially ADAPTED the Of til vafieas fEaRla
Diseases Ih18e Springs aEr admiral slit"ft 20
persons from Eastern Niseiait Nhas, health would
be rroaot hr the tonic properties 81 tiese ~aters.
together with the healthy 1HtiEoaiiNg AM pleasant
taountain breezes of tha surrounding ca4ntrv. In
Died tie ray ion or cnantr, IN which the Springs
sitaate has b-rn long nnt5 Tor fhe salubritv nf its
climate Possessing - thy do - many advdnia-
res both for health alsd nlcasnre thy dasira
BIZ retreat nr few fponth- during fhc sun8rr, tgd
give tkam mere thtn ordinary etaims to fnaiie Ia
rar Those who ara fond of sport ean aianse them-
selves in pursuit OF game. IN heh to ueighboth6od
ahounls \ large aud exc iian hal room for tiosa
who are disposed to engage in ihe meandeiines o,
the merry dance. To these vhe may favor Inn
with call the proprietor would assure tiilm that
he will snare no paifts 10 eake thsif stay rleasaiil
and agreeable. The ratas Of hoard per week, St
Children and Servants, half price.
l.. T. ID. FAtLGUNER, Proprietor.
.uy 81, 1880
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lIelmhola's Genuine Preparations.

IIELHBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT tUCHU
For diseases Of the Bladder and Kidneys Secret
Diseases Structures Weakness, and I'll diseases of
the Sexual Organs, hethCr in Maeor fenale, from
whatever cause they may havo originated, md no
tnatter Of how long standing.
II YOU have contracted the terrible disease which.
When once seated in the system, will surely go down
from one generation to another, undermining the
a.i.ution and sapping the very vital fluids of life,
do not trust yourself in the hands of Quaeks, who
start W every day in 4 city like this, and ill the
papers with lafing falls hoods too well calculated
to deceive the Dung, ana those not acquainted with
their ticks. You caunot be too careful in the selec
ton of a remedy in these cases.
The iaid Extract luchu has been pronouncedby
emineas physisafs tha greatest remedy ever known.
II Is medicine perfectly feasanti III its taste, and
ycfy iannccrt nits artinp and yet thorough that
II annilia,s eeery particle OF the rank aud poson-
Gus virus af tbs 6readtal disease; and unlike other
remedies, does not dry Up tho disease in the
blood
Constitutional Debility brought on bv selssbuge,
a most terrible disease. which las heeagt thousands
Of the human raceto uttineiy graves. thus blasting
the b. i,hant hopes It earents, and lighting in the
bud the ei1Iionsanliiinn of many anoble YOUTH can
be cured hy tbs iniallihla Remedy. Ana uedi-
cne with nuat benefit every beAy, FROM the siini ~
dacale 70 the confined and despaifin@ invalid,
equal Is 70 be loand acting both Cure aud pre-
HVLtiYe.
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assz. T.. 50. sVssEqsas.aos
'4S3'EKESs LIQUID GATYIAR9TC'
or Ii III. I pHI-SIG

tgfdiSis the best, cheapest and most efficient ca
A ItA3sIiC ever offered to the pubiic
IT isrNsIGLIss thereby ayui,ilr Ia, nausenting eff
feet OF Pitts, o, SIENNA, 90, and produces no grip
pug o. other painful objects. Unlike nj other pui.-
gaives, it ebes 10 the bottom OF the disease,
Thoroughly e,eaIises the stamati, ard leaves the
bowels entirely free iioAl costivcness.
No FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
childie Link it readily and Wit GU, forcing, aad
10 iaeaicine IS more highly recommended b, the
Medical Faeal;Y.
Give it fair trial, and then Judge for yourselves.
Ii can be had wholesale or retail ii j. f. est4rpaF
etanrten; Purcell, Ladd 4 Co.. ItieIli9nl Is, 4
WILL.
Aug 4, I555.-fy.
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i-
NA'Tfcr

IN pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court o..
1 Highland county, entered On the 9th day 81 Dc
tober, fo5i in suit therein pending. in the St{ie o
Jacob fIerenef. IT,. ". Michael Es94 lie and others
The undersigned, as Commissioning nam,d IN said dr.
cree, will proceed to sill ionaar the Eth of At
rust fss5, on the premises, to ths highest bidder
the three several tracks Of Land mentioned in said
deed. to wit One tatssl 2a5 acres a. Gl acre,
and one OF u acres living in said County Of Iiilhlan
on the water. ct Jaeksou's River. eairiHg eaeh
othcr ard tie lands u Wm. linef and Robert Dix.
ems estate; nlgrY, - mues ct tie Aforesaid
tracts of land rs slia1 h. sufficient. tiofa tn ff1
eeeds thefeaf detaF The expenses OF sae, and to
nav AMI satisfy ttii clains OF keHi. r. GamN=il.
Surviving me- ,r Of tic late firm o. .. b. am .
{ Co., ard the ~, Jae2o dssener. p, men
toned in said decr.e
TEhd.--t credit Of sis. twelve AL 5iei seen
months viii be aiy,n, the rnrrhaaef to give bud
with approved seen it,, ard the legal title retained
until IT, last payment : ulaie.
". SRI "-----,,,,,,.5CE, csn:a.
Ley = -
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fFron, the Richmond Dispatch
'9Fs and brilliant production OF the anthor
Of the ireiBa Comedians has been published and
NAV he had of Mr.. Morris and other itnokse iles-
i he WORK will be read with warm acmilatinn and
delight by all who appreciate splendid genius Oh
elevated, manly, moral tone.
..IEongh dealing 4yithumlief PersoHagps and less
exciting scenes and events than the Virginia Come
dams t creates Magic v QilG out OF humber me-
terials and exhibits the sane remarkable dramatic
power which SO pre-cminent'y characterized tilat
lFIom the Richmond Examiner ]
".imong the most pleasant and clover b9oks OF
lbc mouth Mr. inc. Esten Cookies new novel Ellie,
or the Human Comedy drscrvedly occupies the We
~ front rank. The reputation and honorable dis
notion which Mr. Cooke has woa for himself and his
State in the field Of FICTION, has been to Us Source
ofpeculiar pleasure. as his writings exhibit unques
tonabe evidence genius and OF singular purity Of
sentiment and refinement
t"Ellie' will add to the enviahi reputation which
It's author, john Esten Cooke, has already Won.
The leading characters in the book arethe young.
Ellie, Wide-Awake sad Lucia are mere children
but like ell and Katy. they are heroes.
From the Watchman and Observer
'Thcrc is nothing in the work to offend the most
delicate -nsibitN, while 1t inculcatcs many les
son in strict accordance With the prineilles Of tbe
pathos and totcc of reasoning rs must leave It's IN
preston ON the mind OF the reader.
From the Richmond Enquirer.
."fhis last production u Mr.. C9oke pen atttsfS
materially from any Oh the hacks winch preceded IT.,
80 But there is tlt same Keen appreciation OF char
acter the same holiness aHd yisoF OF delineaten,
the ~ nlpathv Tor I'll that Is lovely and
pure ard OF good report, the sane genial good hn'
nor and thelikr lnistakl able traces of exalted 9e
Mus. Ellie is glorious cteatinn, fit to walk htnd
in hand with Paul aad Nell, through English litera-
tute 10 the end oi tilne
From ths Petersburg Express
'fEHieis full OF beauties. /, abeunds ia passages
of the tenderegt pati4na. ana il Untitled To thepfasc
OF causing ali io read it 10 see ai love virtue and
religion Tor their sakes-hieher aims certainly
no writer could ret before him.
JaIf Is. 1875. y. NORRIS, Publisher
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On ffiaoy q 9l1f f7ay q l0gN7F fef',
The Valuable Farm ard Tavern
proparty known as Cailaghan's.


and Is situated in .ha County Of Allegheny, at The
junction eli thu Roads leading FROM this Warm
Springs and from CoviHgton to the White sui
pllur
Tho tract eousfirs 7le tapes--. % Acrea Of which
is cleared aud in cultivation, ana i0a acres al the
resdue is land af eSccentqu and well adapted
IL cultivation when slearod the entire tract is wei,
supplyad h towing water IS every part.
Asa TAVERN STAND it is unsurpassedbY anv
in the mountains, being situated sixteen mile rom
thr hiite ;saiphef sFtiags-lN miles OF the Sweet
26 from the Harm, and about 70 from the Hot, and
-Iealing.-iolh lines ri the Stage now stop at
the IleHse and it has al*ays enjoyed "a eVttasife
patronage ron the visitors to tGe mount. ms The
buildings as well AL the out-houscs are large and
are newly fitted up. Within II few feet uf tho door
OF the house is d the largest and finest Springs
in the moURtains.
1t is also iine stanA for 4 Store, enc having heen
located there and doing large business fore ael-
Der Of years.
Possession will be given the FIRST Of January
next the purchaser having the privilege Of sewing
tbs efeP. 49,,
Cab in hand sufficient to pay expenses Of sal. and
the costs Of tho suit and fourth of the residue OF
the purchase money, and the balance in equal install
aents in one, two, and three years after date OF
sale, with interest, the purchaser giving bonds with
approved security aud title being retained as addi-
tional security.
j. W. MASSlh,
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NOTICE.
70 at, yvt.o,rIp, NAV covcEDN

To VT WHOM 1T MY CONCERN.
ENANiNG entered into partnership with T. s.
( Coalter, and thereby effected change in my
business, It becomes essentially necessary for me to
close mp and settle oil the accounts duo me before
the partnership commenced. 4 moments eonsidera-
tinn VAL convince my old friends and customers Of
the necessity and propriety OF this Finding
Impossible for to take time to settle up my old
matters. | have employed Mcssrs Baylor Baylor to-
collect all accounts, and hereby authorize them
to proceed Immediately to collect close them BY
bond. All persons ind sbted ia me would confer
avor by calling ePon them at their earliest convent
enee. j. n. WOODWARD.
May s. ls95.~-True A., Spec and Z Rup copv.
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TAKE NOTICE.

GTElNbR, BROS. 4 60, pner TO sell their still
- large aud wr selected stock Of Spring and sum
mef Clothing, to tho amount nj SO o89 on $4,000
worth, at prime Baltimore cost, in order 70 make
room for large stock OF Fall aud Winter Clothing.
Al IN want of Clothing will do well to call carry, as
this change will be from the LIST day of August till the
10th of September
bah the accounts to the lst July arc drawn
Off and we beg to say that as it IS wen know 20 all
that times are hard for merchants to make their
payinqnts we request All our friends to come up and
settle once, going to the Norhors cities
by the last day Of August. Remember the Stone
building opposite Seherer's Confectionery.
July Is, ls55
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=. a EpsAsa 6; a'D.

HAVING purchased the ei.t,9c ataaa of Eeats and
i L Shoes Of \. NJ simpson Co., aed having
l.tsly repsnislied their stock by new purchases i'll
ta..iaiorc aid Plad .ibia, are prepared to accom-
iandte their customers With gond Work ON reasona-
bio rms for Cash or shoit credit.
fhey will continue the maaaiaetulin. brsaegs a.
usual uhder the supe iltendenee Of ar. 4. u. slap.
n. 3, The aeeesat4 Fl ON the LIST July, 1867 have
teei tansfrgrcd with the stock, aud VIII bv maize
out in the name of the pres firm.
?, \. IASj,i K 60.
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A MARVE IL6US sc MeDY.
Fer n Marvellous Age
HOLLOnAY'S OINTMENT.
rUB GRAND EXTERNAL RSXEDY.

TUB GRAfD TX Tgi.NAL RBAEU r. -
BY the aid Of microscopic millions Of ht
Us openings on the surface Of our bodies. through
THESE this Ointment. when rubbed on tho skin, v
carried to any organ inward part Diseases Of
the Kidneys disorders o. tho Liver sffe ction OF the
Heart, Inflammation Of the Lungs, Asthmas, Coughs
and Colds, are by its means edecualiy cured. Every
housewife knows that salt passes freely through bone
or rnct of any thickness. This healing Ointment far
more readily penetrates through any bone or heshy
part of the living body, cufing the most dangerous
inward complaints, that cannot DO reached by other
| means.
Erysipsas, Salt Rdeln ond .2corbntic HxxoTs.
No renedy has done much for tho oase u
diseases of the skin, whatever form they may
sumo, ibis Ointment. No Of Salt Rheuls
Scurvy, Sore Heads. Scrofulla, or Erysipelas, COW
long withstand its influence. The inventor Aas
tray lied many parts Of tie globe, visiting the
principle hospitals, dispensing this Ointment, CIV
ing advice to ita application, and has thus been the
means OF restoring countless numbers to health.
Sore ie7s. Sora Krcasts, lfounas and Clcsys.
Some OF the most scientific surgeons r1Ay
solely the Of this wonderful Ointment, wheA
having TO cope With the worst Of Sores wounds,
ulcers. sanduar smellinss. and tunols Prof. Hal-
loway has by communal OF the Allied Governments
disp4tcied to the Hospitals Of the Fast large sllp
mettts OF s oiHtinenf bo used under the direo-
ton Of the Medical Staff, IN the worst cases q
Moun Ia. 1t viii cure any a,cor. ganduar swelling,
STIFFNESS Or contraction Of the oints, ovenof 70 years
standing,
Pie, onj If.fayas
These sr3 other siaitar distressing oonrisiuts
can be e.feetuag cared the Ointment y, vol rub
bed III the parts 1fIeced, ard by uhorwiss fpt-
lowing the printed directions around each pct
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WA. Few are aware how frequently Publishers are
compelled to insert among their advertisements,
statements which they neither sanction or be-
lieve.
pleasant exception to this disagreoab}e necessity
are the advertisements of Dr.. j. e. AYERS Cherry
Pectoral and Pills, which will be found in our col
umns. We have published for him before. and al
ways with the feeling that in doing we limo wise
lend ourselves to deceive mislaad tie public, for
we have had indsputable proof that his wofds are
strictly true. with abundant reason to believe that
alis medicines will do all they promise and MI that
can be reasonably expected from any medicine HIS
Cherry Pectoral is well known in this community
70 need any commendaon from us, and his Pills we
arc crcdibly informed not inferior to his Peeto-
raj -Proridence Mirror, r. |.
LJniy 81 ls55,-- At.
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The above are all from persons who publicly known
where they reside and who would make these state
without thorough conviction that they wsro true
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DR.. L. 3. WRIGIiI'S
rpFai.ing scrnfuloas Anti.iote.''


A SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE for all dis
N cages arising from
IHPI'RfFY OF THE BE66D,
of whatever. form or name Unlike most ether so
called rcmedies that are daily advertised aud com
pounded by ncompetcn; and uHPfineipled PERSONS
ii Is medicine has hetn prepared witt. the utmost
skill ny irregular practitioner ufeCheen wears STAN
ding Owiug to the frequent and accommodating Ca
.. scfauuus nature, and the utter inability Of
thr aeuity treat it sstuity. Dr. Wright spn
d, ing ten sears Of his life all his leisure hours from
his practice in study to discover some certain reue-
dt or this most fatal form o disease. At lengthav
ing satisfied himself that ne had succeeded. in lsf6 he
Commenced the tse ni the 'ScTofuuus Antidntc in
His practice with the most remarkaha success. Since
Which time iia fame has, without H. aid Of adYesti-
sing IN the newspapers, spread lar and wide. Re-
ports Of its wonderful cufes have gone from mouth
to neuth, until the demand ior l. combined with the
earnest solicitations of lis friends. HIS induced him
to offer it to the suffering throughout the country.
In so doing. the Doctor would remind those suiicr
ing that it is prepared by hun personally, ana con
tans nothing but what is
PURELY VEGETABLE,
and calculated to act directly upon the blood, clean
sing it from all impurities. aud b. its magic powers,
insisaratiHg all parts OF the system.
L has cured consumption When all other remedies
Ind failed.
Itfrcal;s n. Instantly t'o worst colds, coughs and
iui,uenzas.
Il esadieates heils ard imples from the face and
nakes tire skin clear and beautiful.
1t crKsipeias. and all cutaneous aseases and
is a sovereign remedy for female complaints.
IN word, it ciranses the system from all ueerons
hunnrs, and restores it to healthy and inrisofaed
action throughout.
hundred II Testimonials from living Witnesses.
can * 5cen 70 .gnYe all that Is assorted OF II as
great ana sovereign OF all the ahoYe diseases.
i treatise a.: esefofulods biaeasesa can b had
gra1is II, 81, 9zpc qtabe drug staFes.
For sale, ~hdlesal. and retail, ny = 7, EsEt5Pg-
S;auutof fegeeii, i.add i to-, i.ichuoud; i. Il.
toll F{s4lfi 4
vile.
w. PRINCIPAL pepet. 400 broadway. y. Y.
J, 10 person ah0Gia dcapair hnti giving this
medicine II trial.
August 1, ls65.=-Iv.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-11

Uottonay's Pills, an undoubted Remedy for Asth-
ma Mr. Els Wilson, of Brooklyn. New York, had
for five years ye"y severe attacks OF asthma, which
dspriyed him of bodily rest night and dav the cough
at times almost checked him, and caused him contirIu
ally to spit blood. he safe either eating or
drinking. and his family were distressed beyond
measure to see him gradually reduced to almost
skeleton Iolloway's Pills, in his case, were as usn-
al eicacious. This gentleman used them for eleven
weeks, and they effected perfect cure he feels him
safstrongcr than he has been for the last fifteen