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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-03

THE GIRLS OF WALEs.--Durihg my
late visit 10 my father land, was partic-
ularly impressed with the perfect ease
with which the young ladies Of Wales
would perform journeys on foot, that
among American young ladies would be
considered not only perfectly presumptu-
Gus but utterly imPracticable. Indeed,
more than once, soon after my arrival
among them, | made myself an object Of
merriment among my intimate female
friends, because expressed doubt in
regard to my ability to accompany them
without a conveyance. Riding in Wales,
among nearly all classes, is an exception
10 the general rule. A walk of six or
seven miles 10 the city. on market'day,
and back again after having transacted
the required amount Of business, is an
every day occurrence among the ladies
of North Wales, and this is performed
with far less fatigue than would be exPe-
rienced blythe generality Of American
women alter having walked one.fourth OF
that distance. To this they have been
accustomed from their earliest childhood
and happy for them that II has been so.
Their walking exercises are conducive
to their heslth and beauty. OF this their
fair rosy cheeks are proof Positg0'
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-03
Rules Of Conversation.


L. Address yourself to the capacity ot
those to whom you speak.
g. Direct your conversation TO such
subjects as you know to be agreeable TO
the company.
3. Good humor and wit is tho charm
Of conversation. .....
4. 1t is not imPOlite 10 laugh, in com.
pany, when there is anything amusing
going on.
5. Nothing is more annoying than 10
be frequently interrupted in converse
tion.
6. Contradiction is the greatest rude.
ness any person can be guilty Of.
T. Whispering in company is highly
improper.
9. Never attempt 10 take the lead in
conversation.
9. ltis not good taste for a lady to say,
" Yes, Sir" and mo Sir" to a gentle
man.
10. Due Difference should always be
paid 10 the aged.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-03

A GENTLEMAN who had taken rather
too much wine at party the other eve.
ming, and who had to cross the park ''be.
fore he could reach his abode" came
suddenly in contract with tree. 'Schuzs
me shir, said he, stammering out an
apology II 'shure you sihr, territorial
on my part. Sho dark, shir, | didn's
shee you 'Schuze me, shir, 'schuzs
me, shir, if you please" After this oh.
sequious explanation. and an abor,ivs
attempt TO put on his hat, he esssyed to
continue en- his way, but again came in
contact with the same tree. "I really
beg your pardon, shir." said he "l'm
'fraid you'll 'specI I'm 'tossicated; but
| 'shure you, shir, shposed, shir. you'd
gone home" At this instant police.
man who bad been enjoying the scene vol.
unteered 10 show the gentleman through
The park, assuring him that it was indeed
very dark. and that the gentleman whom
he had run against belonged to the sta.
tionary department, and that il was not
in his power TO order him TO "moVe on"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-03

A TEACHER in Sunday school was
ecturing class OF little girls on the in.
auence oil Pious instructions in the for.
nation of youthful character. "Ah,
Miss Caroline" said he to one of the class
"what do you think you would have been
without your good father and pious moth
er ~" suppose, sir" answered Miss
Caroline. should have been an OF.
phan."
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-03

A little incident occurred in one Of the
schools in the West Lynn, on Wednes.
day, says the NeWs, which is, perhaps,
worth relating. One of the classes were
reciling. and the teacher asked little
American girl who the first man vas
She answered that she didn't know
The question was put to the next scholar.
an Irish child, who answered-'Adam.
sir with apparent satisfaction. La
said the first scholar, you needn't feel,
so grand about it, he wasn't an Irishman.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-03
War "and Plenty"
Written for Ballou's rictorlai.I
The Republic of the Dead.

BY GEORGE W. BUNGAY.
There is silent land so near,
1t echoes with the solemn tread
OF millions who are marching here,
To that Republic Of tho dead.
Earth may be ploughed with cannon shot,
And drenched with the red rain Of strife;
The boom Of battle wakes them not
From dreamless slumber into life.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-03
RlaCksmithing,
Wall Paper and Bordering.

JUST received and for sale at
HARDlNG'S BOOK ST0RI
jackson, april IL, SO.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-03
sEEEGT POETRY.
From the Richmond Penny Post.
Know.Nothing Song.
AIR" MD MD NoDDRe.'

AIR" MD MD NoDDNe."
Pray, how is, it good people, that wherever may
If ask friend question, he replies, Il DO NOT
KNOW"
For they're all nothings-know, know nothings,
They're all know -nothings at our house at home.
I've brother that's printer, and another in a
store,
I've cousin who'sa lawyer, and Of beaux at least
score.
For they're all nothings, &c.
So | asked my eldest brother "why he wore that
golden star%
He was smoking, very quietly, IN Odious old cigar
For they're all nothings, DC.
Just think he pufcd the smoke at me as hard as
he could blow
And said, "My little sissy, I'm sure do not
know"
For they're oil nOthings, &c.
Then asked my learned cOusin-oh ho made my
heart to leap,
FOR ne saluJ NOW Lttle peautyJ Soh yVN o0SAS'
keepT
For they're all nothings, &c.
OF course, answered that 81 could, if he would
only try;"
He gave q cunning wink, and said, "and so, my
dear, CAN n
For they're all nothings, &c.
But certainly this ignorance must quite conta'
gious be,
am not sure that myself from mystery am free
For they're all nOthings, &c.
When my mother asked who sent that charming
valentine,
In which the loves, and doves, and darts delight
fully entwine,
knew nothing-no, no, nothing,
For we're all know -nothings at ouI
house and home.
So Hooked as innocent as If there ne'cr had been
beau,
And said, "dcar ma, why should yOu askT lr
sure DO NOT KNow|
For they're all nOthings, &c.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-03

An old Temperance man says, Ohio
Judges must discriminate after the man.
ner of the Dutch Justice, before whom
three inebriates were brought up;
"What you gets drunk ont" said he.
addressing the sorriest specimen OF the
three.
" Blackstrap."
"Tou be one big rascal to drink such
poor stuff; fines you FIVE dollars"
Rum was the next fellows weakness
and he was fined two dollars, um being
a more respectable tpPle in the estima.
lion of the justice.
"And what make you drunk, my
friend 7" said he to the third culprit.
punch" .
"GO long wild you, fines you just
nothing at all-why | gets drunk mith
punch myself sometimes"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-03

,PEAcH Trees are greatly benefited
by heavy mulching Of straw around
the roots, Ibuild n,say 4raiIs high.
around each bearing tree, fill these with
straw, and if fowls are plenty, pile on
brush, to prevent their scratching Out the
straw. have one large tree. planted
l2 years ago, that has long been treated
in this way, aud ii is vigorous as ever.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-03

No Wa" Ion" the Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun. says,
there will be no war with Spain--none
at present-none under this administers
ton. He thinks we could take Cuba and
Porto Rico just as easy as France aud
England have taken sevsstopol and Cron.
stadt
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-03
Cash Business.

Cash Business.
THE subscriber wishes it particularly understoI
that ho has, from this date, adopted the CASH b
MESS. He will sell little cheaper than any 9th
man in tho town of jackson. All kinds of
Fresh Groceries.
His stock is now full, and of the best quality. ]
old customers and everybody else are invited to q
and see him. /
ey-All those knowing themselves indebted
him, either by note or book account, will please Of
and settle, and save costs. , 80,
Jackson, April 10, '55. 4f
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-03

An Irishman being asked which wss
the Oldest, he or his brother. said
Il am The oldest, bu, Il Teddy lives
three years longer, we shall then both be
Of an age.'
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-03

SrRAw FOR ToMAroEs.-Set your TO-.
msto plants early, and tend them well
till the fruit begins to set, then cover the
ground completely with short straw. six
or seven inches deep. This works ad'
mirably-the vines need no props and
will stand drouth remarkably,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-05-19
IRIIMRE D GfLILILI

Mrs, Pharnu'n's Cough Candy WOnder ard
Blessing Of the y4ge Coughs, Colds and HOarSe-
ness cured in from one to t1celre hours.
Mrs. Pharnum's Cough Candy is composed Of
III twenty-five Of the most curative medical
herbs in the materia medca, and can be used
by persons of any age, from the youngest infant
TO those most advanced in age, withperfect safety.
lie that hath an ear to hear, let him hear
BALTIMORE, Noy. ~, 1852.
Dear Madam:-The duties of my business
have exposed me to coughs colds, asthma and
pulmonary affections. have been deprived OF
Inc power OF attending to the duties Of my pro-
fesson, and should have been, had it not have
been for the benign effects of your .Hsdicatsd
Cqndv | tried it but few hours before be-
gan to reap the advantage Of lis effects. My
cough and hoarseness soon lett me. My LUNGS
ARE HEALED, AID my appetite greatly improved.
|, therefore, have no hesitation in adding my
testimony TO that Of the many who have eXPc-
rienced the benefits of your valuable cough
candy To Mrs. Pharnum.
WILLIAM MERCER.
Price % cents per package or 50 so per doz.
For sale by Joseph Entier and +. HillGms,
Shepherdstown. Nov 2G loJ3-ly
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HANCES SARSAPARILLA
BLOOD PILLS.

What is that principle which we call the
" blood The blood is that principle by
which the whole system is regulated. here
fore if the blood becomes impure general de-
Of the system mus eusue.
Baltimore July %, l05l-This is to certify
that was afflicted with violent pain IN the
breast and right arm which | suppose proceed
ed from the impure state of my blood. ! was
to take Iiance's SarsaParllIa or
Blood Pills and arcr taking one box the pain
was entirely removed from my breast and arm
/ found them extremely gentle in their opera
ton and would recommend them to every per-
son in want Of a mild purgatiye. ..,
P.ITRICK ROCHE,
No. % Conway st between Howard s Eutaw
In purchasing these pills letme add one WORD Oh
canton. ALWAYS ask for Hance'S Pills, and pur-
chase of none but those advertised and if con
yenient call and see the proprietor himself
For sale by Seth S. Hance, lO5 Baltimore St
Baltimore, and in Shepherdstown by Jos. EntIer
and r. C. UIllams Price IS cts per box.
November %, 1853. l-Iy
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H4EPER &. McTEIGH,
FITS +! FITS I!

The Vegetable Extract EpiIepic Pills, for The cure
t'ITls, SpaSms, Cramps and all .NrrOns and Con-
slittlii0nGL Diseases.
Dcrsons who are Iaborng under this distressing
| malady will find the Vegetable EPiIcPtic PtHs
to be the only remedy ever discovered for curing
Hpiia2scy, or F alIng Fits. These Pills possess
specific action on the nervous system; and, al
though they are prepared especially for the Pnr-
rose Of curing Fits, they will be found Of esPe-
cia benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, or whose nervous system has been pros
trated or shattered from any cause whatever
In chronic complaints or disea os of long stand
my superuduced hy nervousness, they are eA-
ceedingly beneficial. Price So per box or two
boxes for -. Persons out Of the city, encIo-
sing remittance will have the Pills sent them
by mani, free Of postage. For sale by SETH S.
UANCE, No. 1913 Baltimore ST. Baltimore, to
whom orders from all parts Of the Union must
bc addressed postpaid. For sale by JOSEPH
LNrIEE and Z. c WILLIAMS, Shcpherdstown
November rs 1893. I-Iy
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An Astonishing Cure,
Baltimore,

Baltimore. Nay 10, 1883.
Dear Sir-I have been afflicted for the last
seven wears with General Weakness, proStra-
ton, sour stomach,' dyspepsia, cos'iyeness, eX
IRENE nervousness and leadache, brought on, as
believe, originally hy taking large quantities Of
5lercury, which nearly terminated my life, Sew
eral physicians were employed, aud great ma
ny medicines to no purpose. Among the rest
were numerous TIuctures, .sarsapari!as aud
other medicine. advertised for the same purpose
yours. Ind at last a friend of the family reques
led me to Try your DR.. Chalmers SanatIye
Tncture, which did, with no hope that 1t
would operate with any better effect than the
others, but ! rejoice, and feel my heart expand
towards YOU. my dear sir, when inform you /
have not vet taken three bottles, and already en-
iov better health than for % years previous OF
this date CostivenesS, headache, ncrN business,
piles, dyspepsia, all aregore, and have not the
least doubt it will ultimately restore me to com
plete health. | shall ever take pleasure IN re-
commenting ii to others troubled in like man
ner With my best respects,
CHARLES DUNN,
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CO-P ARTNER SHIP
NOTICE.

1.-THE undersigned have this day Aug II, 1929
nssoc;ated themselves in this city, under the
firm and style of Harper g. .ucIegh, for The
II, ,Ir"socnrion Of General Notion Trade, similar
10 that in The Northern cities.
HARPER &. McTEIGH,
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Notions, Cl'rtS'
Hosie,7, and Fancy Goods generally, opposite So
repla IiaR King street, .4Ierndria have the plea
SIRE 10 inform their friends and The public gem
erally. Of the arrival of their STOCK, consisting
Of great variety of every description of GOODS
usually found in the NOTION HOUSES OF larger cl-
ties These purchases have been made under
the most favorable circumstances OF the Impor-
ters and manufacturers, enabling them 10 oher
TO country merchants and other dealers as great
inducements in the way OF bargains as can ne
had North. Nov. &c, lS53-ly
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THROUGH BY EXPRESS :
THIS IS TO cEBTIFY THAT

TIL 1T,,v;oor ETue+ono Tinir,a,.,
vTASb hoo, rsed cni,e extensively IN The stab,
= oC Adoms { C,,s Great Southern. Eastern
orI Western r>rressrs for curing Galds Chalc.
S'4 :, -, - -I,,,.,sss I'D i has ,rnvsi
~ol,. ,a,.,nlI W. haze no hesitation ~ 10.
very 'N', "a ,ri.,ar5a ,r,,,sr,fioo T.. ~,
commencing II n 'a'"a''' pI'P"''''''' ~ -
used externally On man or oe 'H I,,,>,,.r,.r
49,. 80, go,
Foreman OF Il IAN $ < Cos Express IA
We" oi|
i'Ae EFt'' y, 10
Hr'caH 'A'S''"S i.',' ~ -, :" J t,'
aud customers - 90, ia =; - 49,,
used Tor sore 49,. .,,l 'i,.,.
We nave u>'u - nod !, for go.
tGatiy. NoI's %. Wv 49,, a.. Rhc,,n,at,,. pm,
bruises aNd No''>' - - 49,, ,,, .,.,
and they al -! - 'i,,, al So.
say that We nave ''"'''|
any other Lhho' ,',,-,,,.,-,r, r...,,
~. "a u - "a [y.II...,
.tFLhl -. r., II ~, -, V.o.l,
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PJLLLs' ift'L" . J,C'c -: ,,.,i ,''
y ILLS f'1H"C y 49,, I.,;I,,,,,i in NV Can
Having used lhe '"''s'"''S l, LIS "a
iiy Tor st'tTa. Se' - - 80, =, il,
s"eluusN, cheer'u'A 80 ~; I,J . E,r5
excellent checl>. NY u''on'1 ''' ,,r,,, f,r
a wear. ! told her 10 rub II with the Ii,'n'''
AID few applications entirely remoEeu
have also used The h"i'"""t lol crst,nd.
TUmors, or SwSi!ingS IN thc lhroA' u ~ 49,,
iag, on two Of my servants, al! 1t reMo,eu ,'.,,'
both IN " short lime CC"s'o'i n'a lu.,,;,,
markable cures, aud recommend lhe Mustang
Linimeut as the best article - eN IIn6JivS
49, - u'nItr., ijo,.I
:. IT"tl'g ." N't '''''
Liberty ' a. June o. Paw, On ,s,2
MoISa''o" H. y. J caoI :; IO nv Gn,v T.,
DE- a U BRAGG . - ,f;o,lL o.I
those Oh N! 'C5'IW uv'T ",,U - The wonder.
have been, 10 ada my Ie'u"oni !? "'1 ,,,a.
iul effects OF your ',Iu'""S ts", ';u pb,',
severely attacked IN beoo"ioeI ,as' WV" a;,ht and
matlSm IN It's worst l'Fnl' suneta"s n7 hc,
day with eNcrnciailns pain Tor SIX mG"s,S, ~,
ing for the whole time uhaole 10 wan " ln.,'
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FURTHER PROOF .

TU3INtI TVy" = I'To 49, J
Compound Syrup Of Hoog4o"nd N re-
feving afflicted Mn!
MIR, GEORGE T HARRINGTON, residing
III in York street, Federal Hill, Baltimore, Was
attacked with violent cough and sore throat
after trying many remedies, was induced ~
friend TO use Hauce's Compound syrup OF Hear
hound and before using one bottle was entire y
cured.
.7nother, yet more astonishing Mrs, Heor'et-
ia Merrick, residing in Monument street be,
tween Canal and Eden streets, was attacked
with severe cough and pain in the breast
hich was 50 intense, that II extended TO TIE
shoulders, she was afflicted also with 4 Paia IN
the side. After trying many remedies she was
persuaded by a friend to use iIance's Compound
syrup of Hoarr. )und and after using three doses
she experienced great relief. and before sht had
finished the bottle was entirely cured. Irice
80 cents per bottle or bottles for 81 %. tor
sale by Seth 5 Harce, !0S Baltimore street;
Ballimore and in Shepherdstown by L {. t'-
Hams and Joseph Entier. Nov. 20 lc13-ly
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HOTEL. -,
CharleStolrn jefferson County, Va. 4s.L4S.

JHWttSIOUH; JtUtJSVH CUU"Iyl M 4--AL-h-
This large and very commodious THREE sro-
/ RY BRICK HOTEL, situated in the centre
and business part of the town, is now among
the most attractive and desirable resting places
IN the great valley Of Virginia. The luXuries
Of the Table Of this establishment, are surpassed
by none, and the Bar is at all times supplied
with a choice selection Of superior Wines and
Liquors. Several large Porlors and airy Cham
bcrs have been added since last year II sPjen
did Ycliolc Mounted Coach attends the Charles
town Depot, upon the arrival of the Cars, which
will convey visitors to the Hotel, free Of charge
Persons wishing to be conveyed to other parts OF
the town, will pay a reasonable compensation.
Saddle and Harness Horses, Carriages Buggies
and careful drivers always ready for the accom-
mediation Of visitors
GEO. w. SAPPINGTON, Proprietor.
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/ Aflicted-cOnuining an SSH T. .ssyr5SE :
outline of the origin,pro- ~ s1HsnE4Ls/<:.
gress, treatment and cure ci - zs.1z.1.y&2Zz%<<
Of every form Of disease ~, y -T,TN%[>'
contracted by prOmlscu-
Gus sexual intercourse, by self abuse or by sen
uaI excess, with advice for their prevention
written in familiar style, avoiding all meulca.
techniCaIItics, and every thing that would o"ehu
The ear of decency with an outline OF diseases
incident to Females, from the result OF Nome
twenty years successful practice exclusively
devoted - the cure of diseases OF delicate OF
private nature. To which is added re-
ceipis for The cure OF the above diseases and
treatise on the causes, symptoms and cure OF ie-
yer aud Ague.
Testimony of the Professor Of Obstetrics III
Penn. College, Philadelp ha.-"Dr. HGnters
Medical Manual."-The author OF this work, IN
like the majority Of those who advertise 10 cure
the diseases Of which it treats, is graduate OF
one of the best colleges in the United States. IL
affords me pleasure to recommend ham 10 the un-
fortunate, or to the victim of malpractice, as
successful and experienced practitioner, IN
whose honor and integrity they may place the
greatest confidence.
JOSEPH TONGSHORE, VI. d.
It gives me great pleasure to add my testimony
to the professional ability of the author of the
I.NIedicoI Mammal" Nrn,orors c,so. of diseases
Of the GeniIaI Orpans, so,re Of hem Of long
standing, have come under NV notice. in which
his skill has been manifest in restoring to perfect
health, in some instances where the patient has
been considered beyond medical aud. In the
treatment OF seminal weakness, or dISarrange'
ment OF The functions produced by sell abuse or
Excess of venery, | DO not know hiS superior IN
I tba I h,v bnop toll Will he
Tie profession; nave Oee" ac4 ud'''teu WIN 'H'
author some 'h'ry years. anu oeetn It ITO hl"'e
wa" Jus.oe - nI'i' % wei "s r N..''is y, ~.
"''''' 'O""'' ''o""' " '"'' -,
con, menu "''ii Dis oile IL "noS' "'''
alu integrity '"'y may SIT,y ,o,,,U0
AZ 49, %,
""' 0"''N''''J' "''"'
"IhIS IS. without exception the most compre'
| heUsive and Ineligible work published on the
class of diseases OF which It treats. Avoiding all
technical terms, 1t addresses itself 10 The reason
Of lis readers. it Is tree from all Objectionable
matter, and no parent, however iasudlous, can
object 10 placing II III the hands OF his son. The
author has devoted many years to the treatment
OF the various comp Ian's treated OF, and with too
/ little breath 10 puff, and "too III'le presumption
to impose" be has offered to the world at the
merely nominal price OF % cents, The fruits OF
some 20 years most successful practce.--Her-
aid.
mo teacher or parent should nc without the
knowledge impaired IN this invaluable work. 1t
would save years ol PAM moT'Ac"'on and sor-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-05-19

QPIRITS Turpentine, Putty, Gum A
y rabic, (while) Oil Lemon, Copai Var,
nish. Arsenic, Tobacco, chewing and
smoking, SegarS, Pipes. stone with reeds
Just received and for sale by
CHARLES HARPER. AgIL
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Rheumatism and Gout,

Mrs. J. L. Johnson Of Virginia suffered from
Rheumatism and Gout fer eight years, at times
unahle to turn hcrselfin bed, being possessed by
ample means, she employed the best medical at
tendance, and travelled through England, France
and Germany in quest Of the celebrated Physl-
clans. and remedies Of those countries, was final
Nv cured hy Dr. Cha mers Sanatlve lmcture.
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THE CELEBRATED COMPOUND,
SCIENTIFICALLY prepared from the
- best articles of the Materla Medlca,
has gained an unrivalIed reputation for
the following good effects, viz
PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
and thus curing ScrofuIa, Syphilis, u
GERS. Old Sores, Obstinate Cutaneous
Eruptions, and all diseases arising from
The lmprudent Use or Abuse Of Mercury.
Regulating the Stomach and Bowels, thus
it cures Liver Disease, Indigestion, BIZ
ious Complaints, Costiveness and Piles,
Strengthening The Digestive Organs, thus
causing the food 10 nourish and support
every part. Regulating the Secretlve
Organs, and, by enabling them TO perform
their proper functions, preventing and
curing Bilious and other Painful Diseases.
Strengthening and Quleting the Nervous
system, thus aIIaying Nervous Irritation,
and curing all Diseases of the Nerves.
II is unrivaIled in the cure of all Female
Diseases Weakness, lrregularity, Oh
struclonS, DC.
1t is Entirely Safe in all Cases.
Acting in harmony with the restoring
powers of nature, ii never Injuries but al
WAYS benefits and cures, as thousands OF
voluntary certificates from the best au-
,horilies testify. Cg Recollsct that
each bottle bears the name OF
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists,
No.l25 Main street, Richmond, Va.
So" None other is Genuine.
Price One Dollar per bottle, or Six
bottles for Five Dollars. ~ Sold Ivy
Druggists and Country Merchants IN all
the cues and counties of the United States
Canada and the West Indies, and for sale
bv f. c. WILLIAMS, Shepherdstown,
Va.
December 50, 1854. 6-IY