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LARGE SuELLs.-ft is said that shells sc
inches in diameter. and weighing upward of
a ton each, arc being manufactured at the
1owmoor Iron Works England, for the use Of
the British artillery before Scbastopol,
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DEATH OF HORACE GREELEY's MorHrH.-
The mother Of Horace Greeley died at
Wayne. Erie county. Penn, on the 18th Of
July. The lat her Of Mr.. Greeley is still iv-
ing.
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To the Dress Circle of EIkt0n.

MAY X BRO. inform the ladies and gen.
lVl tlcmcn Of Elkton and vicinity, that they
have just received from Philadelphia the
present week, Il choice lot of goods to suit
the present and approaching seasons. They
were all bought right, and will be sold accord
ingly. Purchasers are invited to Call and
examine.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT:
Brocade, changeablc, plain, fancy and black
Dress Silks.
French Painted Lawns, American d..
Fancy and plain Bnrages, Challc Bcragcs.
Pink, Blue and Green Tissues.
Priuts and GnglIams.
Collars, Spcnccrs, Under-slccves and Hdkis.
A great variety of white dress goods. laces,
edgings, parasoIs, fans, gloves, mitts, hosiery,
Nc. nc.
GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT:
White, buff and fancy MarseiIlcs yesth Us;
White. fancy and brown Linen Drilling
White Coating Duck, Linen Coating, Tweed
Coating;
Kid, Silk and Lise Thread Gloves;
Black Silk. Panama and Braid Hats;
Black and Fancy Caters, French Calf Boots.
a variety of crlvats, hdkls, hose, iine
shirts, collars, &c.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Anew invoice of cheap and fashionable
ready-nlade clothing, for summer wear.
Elkton, May 10
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Notice to Creditors,

The creditors of James May deceased are
hereby notified to file their claims, with the
vouclcs thereof, in the Office of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court for Queen AIMS County
within six months from, the 10th of August
next, the day of sale.
GEORGE EARLE.
Trustee.
.Iulv llth lS5S
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notice..
4 LLpersons wishing tn subscribe for Stock
IA in the Elkton, Andora and Lewisville
Plank Road Company. can do so, by applying
to either of the undersigned managers.
Price Of Stock SIS.
SAMUEL b. FOARD,
JOSEPH MILLER.
FRANCIS G. PARKE,
WILLIAM G.. CARTER,
NICHOLAS HISS.
JOSHUA l.. GATCITEL,
WILLIAM RUDOLPH.
EDWARD RICHARDSON /
GEORGE EARLE.
Elktcn, April 20, 1851.
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% licaorrs ano Correspondents.

Tive have 4 number of letters and other
communications, which either came too late
or could not be attended to from some other
cause. ..
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GREAT FALLING OFF IN PopULATroS.-B.
F. Angel, Esq. late American Consul at
Honolulu, returning TO the United States via
China says. in letter to the Rochester
Union, dated March 18th last that 1.-THE
Chinese portion of Shanghai. the boastcd
great naval city of the middle Kingdom, is
little more than mass of ruins, and from
three hundred thousand inhabitants two
years ago, it has dwindlcd down to twenty
thousand the effect Of the Chinese rebellion
When SIanghac was captured by the Impcr-
ialists, aided by the French. few months
ago. fifteen hundred rebels were behcadcd
during the first three days. and their heads
displayed on the walls Of the city, making a
row mile in length.
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AN AVALANCHE OF BnEAp-An item with
this healing has been recently published. re-
lativc to an arrival of 80. 900 bushels of wheat
at one of the Southern scaports. 10y way of
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad-
The Chiago Tribune says that if this be cal
led All avalancc some new term must be found
for the vast quantities of wheat in store in
that city, there having been at one time dur
ing the present season 400 900 bushels in one
warehouse. Machinery is used for storing
and shipping it.
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a SIGNIFICANT SlGN.-Wc learn from the
American Farmer, which says it has the fact
from reliable authority, that George Peabody
Esq. the eminent American banker. of Env.
land. has given the most earnest assurances
to his corr, Spon,l,nts in the United States
that all the grain that can he spared in this
country will he required in Europe the com
Ing year We know not on what date Mr..
+. prodcatcS his opinion, as the accounts
latterv received are rather favorable for the
crops of England. but suppose it is based on
the continuance Of the war and the troubled
state of affairs growing out Of it.
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nRlED BEEF, just received and for sale
~ by 4. BROWN.
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FIRE INSURANCE,

Office Of the Mutual Fire Insurance Conn
Pnly Of Cecil County, July lst, 1855.
TllE Annual Meeting Of the members Of
Il. this Company will be held at their room
in Elkton, on SATURDAY, the 4th day of
August next, for the purpose ofeIecting nine
Managers to serve for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction Of such business as may
be lawfully brought before it.
The meeting will he "r"anizcd at ] | o'clock
n. VI. AT that meeting the new scale OF rates
as prepared and adopted by the Board of
Managers in conformity with the provisions
ol the 18th section OF the Act OF Incorpur,-
ton, and in compliance with the recoIninen-
dation OF the last annual meeting. ca copy of
which Is anncNcd,) will be- submitted to the
consideration vi the members for final action
Proposed Rates Of Premium for The consideration
Of lie annual Meeting, as prepared aud aiopi-
ell by he Board IF Managers -
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Baltimore and Susquehann;l
STEAM COMPANY.

u OCULAR DAILY LINE, except Sun
H. days,) for HAvRE De GRACE, PonT DE-
POST and TIDE WATER CANAL.
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S.f00 or $500 wanted for which good town
NUUU property will be given as security
Enquire OF the Editor OF The Wing.
July ri.
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

THE STEINER LADY HILNER,
CAPT. WILLIAM
HlLeSnaW WILSON. Having
YSsi;E1iii ;6l 1917 been put in thorough
repair, and neatly fit
ted up-will resume her trips and run as fol-
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The Steamboat Ports
mouth, Capt. JOSEPH
GEoGHEGAS, leaves
lnMnr md of Wnrf
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-27
THE MARKETS,
Reported for the Vindica tor.


FLOUR.-Salcs to shippers Of good strait brands,
ut S9,T5-though holders are generally holding for
higher figures. Extra Superfne commands from
the trade So 80 to So and Family So, to 10, 70
some tayorite brands, known by trial and represen-
tation to be superior, command little more.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.-No new Virginia in
market yet. Would command at this time, put up
in half barrels, Ss@s,st;
CORN commands so to 90cts,
C0RNMEAL.-White bolted for family use 50
to 80 cents.
BurTER.-Good key from Is to % cents. SUI
perior article of fresh will command at present 70
cents Our market is being well supplied from the
North, where it is lowest, and the prospect now Is
that large quantities viii here from that quar-
ter snd have the effect to put prices Of our fine Viz
ginia butter down.
FIAXSEED commands from Sis to lso per
bushel. NJ. BLAlk w.
New YoaK, Oct. 25, -Flour--Good State brands
$3.50, Ohio 80 ls. Southern 50 62 Wheat unchang-
ed and firm; Southern white 81 II So 04 red Sl;so
Corn tribe lower--western miycd so, Pork-mess ~
a 81; Beefhrm; Lard firm At Tx l214; Whskey
40A; Stocks frmer; Va, IS S9aM
BALTIMORE, Oct. 25.--IIoward ST., and oh,oi
Flour firm, both quoted at S7s4; City Mills easier,
not quotable lower; Wheat-white 81 II " lai
Red ST. rs a 81 IS; corn--better, white ~ 10;
Pork lower and unsettcd-mess 81 a 22; prime 20
Beef quiet Bacon sides, 1916 Shoulders ID
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-27
GOOD NEWS.
Rooms Corner Virginia Egofca
AND ADJOINING THE STAGE
GgHEHEE,

TIVE most magnificent Stock of Clothing ever seen
Il in this section Of country may be found for sale
at the Clothing Rooms Of the undersigned.
For variety of style, quality, workmanship and
quantity, my Stock has never been surpassed; and
while pledge myself to sell as cheap any other
establishment of the kind throughout the State,
feel sure that from the assortment, now on hand,
the most fastidious can be suited in TASTE
In Over Coats, Dress Goats, Business and Com
mon working Coats, my Stock comprises the various
styles of Goods the market this season affords.
IN VESTS, may be found large Variety made
of silk velvets, Silk Plush. Cloth Cashmere, Cash
mere, Woosed and Cotton.
IN PANTS, an assortment made of the latest
Patterns Of Fancy and Black Cashmere, Cloths ard
5attinetts Corduroys. Tweed and Cotton
In the FURNl SIZING LINE may be found silk
and fine Nerno undershirtS and Drawers, Wooden
and Cotton. half Hose, Handkerchief, Crayats,
Comiorts, and very large and full assortment OF
White Linen Bosom SHIRTS, Collars, Silk Hats,
Slouches Plush Gaps, etc.
1t would be useless 10 so into the enumeration of
each single article. by stock is complete and !
would kindly solicit an exafaiaatien OF The same be-
fore making your purchases elsewhere. and beg
kindly IL continuance OF hitherto so literally ei-
tended patronage. Respectfally,
JACOB POLITE.
Oct, 20, 1855
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-27

In his address at the New York Stale
Fair, Gov. Wright, of Indianna, made the
following excellent suggestions. They COM
Prise ii volume in nutshell:
eve must cultivate the roots, not the
tops. We must make the family govern
ment the farm, the church, the shop the
agricultural fairs the laboratories of our fu-
ture greatness. We must educate our sons
to be farmers, artizans, engineers, geoio-
gists, botanists, chemists, in a word PractI-
cal men. Their eyes must be turned from
Washington to their States; counties, 10" IL
ships, districts, homes. This is tue pat
rlotism. and the only patriotism that VIII
peTpetualIy preserve the nation.
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gumen:s advanced were the utter uselesSness oil
secrecy and the great efforts made by the de-
moc-acv i'll the last campaign 10 hlmg the or
der into dlscredit ON account Of it. / he Fripci.
pies of the party had not been ATTACHED, and III
stead. the enemy had r,diculed and condemned
the ceremonies, secrecy, &c, OF The order
Mr. w. +. Sniherlln, of Danvile, offered the
following resolution as substitute for that Ut
the committee
Resolved, That this convention recommend
to the American party of Virginia an open,
county in the State
Mr. 5. afterwards withdrew the resolution as
an amendment 10 that Of the committee, and Of
fered it as distinct resolution, i'll which form il
was adopted.
The vote was then taken on the committed s
resolution, and it was adopted without dlssen Mt
ing voice.
Mr. lmboden of Augusta, offered the follo"in ing
resolution
Resolved, That This Convention recommend
to the American Party of Virginia to hold "a
Convention in the CITY Of Richmond on the 18th
OF January ppxt.
AS a substitute for the above, which mel with
some opposition, MIR. Imboden offered a resolu-
lion CO llnig an American Mass Meeting in the
city OF Richmond on the 3 LIST nsl which was
ade pted
Mr.. Staples, of Patrick, offered the following
resolution, which was adopted
Resolved, Tna; this Convention recommend
the holding oflhe Conventions in each congress
lonal district Tor the purpose ol sending delegates
TO the National Convention, and that three Gele
gates be sent from said congressional districts
with power TO cast such vote only as many be
prescribed by the National Convention.
DR.. Patterson OF Amherst, offered resolution
admitting 10 public office any citizen who shall
openly dsclaim allegiance 10 a foreign poen
tale.
As the Convention was rapidly breaking up
and members leaving, the resolul ion was with
drawn.
After the usual vote Of thanks 10 the officers
of the Convention, and TO tine citizens Of Lynch
burg for their hospitality, the Convention adj
iourned sine die.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-27
Extensive stock OF Clothing.
STEINER, BROTHERS & CO.

TDfG leave to inform the public that they have
- now en- hand the largest. best aud eheapest
stock of Ready Made Clothing. ever brought &"
this place, or to the Valley Of virginia. Their
Clothing Was made 70 order, nndcr their OWE "a =
spection AID with special view to the wants OF this
market. and they feel assured that they can give
entire satisfaction, lothn the guilty % their EopaS
and the prices at which they sell. an a9diti2n Is
natlc to their stock weekly, and the subsefi6efa
feel assured that no concern in the Valley can oifer
greater inducements to purchasers than steiner.
Brothers 4 Co. The attention Of Country Merchants
is particularly nTited to the stock which consists IA
part OF the following:
OVER CoATs-of various colours and deseriRti2Gs
in Cassnette. Cashmere, Peteralanl, Negro Head,
Broadcloth. &C. &C. from So. 50 to sis; well assor-
ted in Froek, Loose and other 0ver-coats.
TAI.MA CloAXs to suit every taste. made up in the
best Kind of French Black Cloths and inferior stuhs
price from 81 to SIG
business Coats in Rack ard Fancy Cassinettes
and Cassimers, from So to SO; made in Frock and
Sack STYLES.
Fine Froch Goats, in French German, Home
Manufactured Cloths. &c. de-. of various coiors,
such as Blacl, Snuifcolorcd, dc. &C.; prices from
So TO $ls.
Dzess Goats in Black Blue. Brown and other col
ors, new style. from Sc to Sic.
Spicadid St0ct ofP1NTS, in Cassinettes, Cassi-
mercs Black Cloths and Doe Skin, OF all sizes, from
s IS to $40,
VESTS ia plush, Casxinettc Cashmere, Doe Skin
Cloth. silk and silk Putt, and different kinds Of
Winter stuiis. from 81 to SIP.
Boys Clodisg in very large assortment and at the
cheapest prices. W hoe suit suglc.
Also a supply of Negra 9othing of every kind.
Trunks nleathcr from 81 to 81; Uabr4llns, urder
and Linen Shirts. Drawers, Stocks, Stockings.
tiandkcchie.s. Pistols Collars, Pocket, Books AID
other articles in great quantities and different quail
ities.
4 large stock of Wooden. Fur ard silk Hats
well as Caps of The latest styles.
Carpet Bags al different prices.
Gail and examine before yon purchase elsewhere
aud we viii sell you Great Bareaas-ne mistake.
STEINER. BROTH EnS u co.,
Stone Building, adjoining Va. Hotel.
Stanton, Oct. 20, 1s55.
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Extraordinary Bargains im
CLOTHING

GIVING away a most beautiful lot Of Mems and
u Bows and Servants Clothing. That is to cay.
most gentle and good natured reader, you may civ.
them away after we,sha have sold them to youa and
we Nope you will take as much pleasure in doing the
one as we shall in doing the other. Therefore, Jos.
Leopold proprietor of the long established and well
known firm oil Weller & Leopold, invites particular
attention to his large and well made Stock of Fall
and Winter Clothing, manufactured under his own
order, and unsurpassed in quantity, quality and
cheapncss, by any other Clothing store in the coun-
ty State. His stock consists il part OF 800 ov
coats, all kinds. from So to $780, 800 Dress and
Froek Coats all coors, from 81 to S25; 1900 Pants
from 81 to $40; 1860 Vests, from 75cts to $l0 800
negro suits, from So to SIS; also large lot Of Boy
Clothing, and French collars, &C.. de. Persons
wishing to purchase will find it to their interest to
call at Lcopods cheap Clothing Hall before pnr-
chasing elsewhere, as he feels confident that his
clothing better made than any where in Angus
ia county, and at prices defsing competition. If
you want to the largest stock OF Clothing eyer
offered in Stanton, and if You want bargains a. is
bargains we advise all to cali at his before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Don't mistake the Place. main
street. one door next to 7. c. BurwelI's Store and
directly opposite White & Pattons store.
Oct 81, 1S55. jos. LEOPOLD.
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HELMBOI.D,S HIGHLY C0NCENTRATED
COMPOUND FIUiD EXTRACT
SAoSAPAnfILA.

For PariLgiaQ lie Eioed, reapriaI al dfscases dri
sing from e,cces8Qf Mercury exposure and imprH-
enes IN life. chronic constitutional disease, crisiaJ
from impure state 81 the Bond. aud tie only rei
abis aa3 eBecfae t1ocn remedy far the IF Scre
f,'a, Sat Rheam, Sce'a Neda, t7eeraifoaS Of The
Throai end Leys, Pains and Stfeii.ags ofMe bones,
letter, Pinples tie Face, aad I'll Scaly Lruktion
oftae Siia
This article Is prescribed by Of the most
distinguished physicians in the country, and has
proved more efficient ia practice than any prepare
ton of Sars9narila vet offered Ia the fablie.-
Several eases of secondary Syphilis Meecarial and
Scrolaious diseases have entirely recovered in the
ino9rable wards of our nbic Institutions which had
for many years resisted every mode Of treatment
that could be devised. These cases furnish striking
examples of the salutary effects of this mcdeiaein
arresting of the NEST inveteratc diseases after
the glands weee desire, ed, and the bones already
Affected.
Nerlee.--f.etters frem responsible Physicians
and Professors Of several Medical Colleges and GER
tfcates OF cures from patients Will be found accom-
panying bolh Preparations,
PgIeEs Fluid Extract OF Baehu, 81 per bost!e, or
/" !" Sarsaparila, . 20 - 90
equal in strength gallon of Syrup OF Sarsapar
lila.
Prepared and sold by II. T. HfLMB0LD, Chem
list, 4G3 Chestnut Street, Iear The Girard House.
philadelphia.
To be had of and
of Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
AHeters directed to Proprietor lysns vecsirc
-ediote attention.
July II, iS55.-l y.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-27

Helioray's Pills unquestonaby the most eiiiea-
cious Remedy in the Union for Asthmatic Com
plants and Coughs.-The number of these
wonderful Pills have affected in all parts of the
union particularly in cases OF asthma OF long
standing, and coughs leave doubt upon the
mind oil all who have used them that they surpass
any thing of the kind ever made known; by per-
severance with this admirable remedy, the sufferer
is quickly restored to health, after every other
means have failed; and it is tryuth beyond dispute
that there is of bilious disorder, or liver
campaints, but that will quickly yield to the pow
crs OF this miehtY medieine.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-27
Grocery Establishments.

fA3df undersigned have removed to their large
L and convenient Store Rooms, on Main street,
mex; door to the Central bank, and offer for sale low
for cash, the following articles:
loo sacks Salt, q. Alum--well filed,
200 Sacks '.Marshall' fine salt,
$50 Tons Plaster,
80 Bags lie Coffee.
70 . Lag. do,
i" Java do,
g MEGA do,
hhds. Sugur.
d bbls Crushed Powder do.
Pulvd. formulated aad Coffee Sugars
10 bbis. Syrup Molasses,
Is " \. o.. do,
hhds Cuba do,
10 Kits Mackere
10 hbls. do,
$50 lbs. Soeleather,
d0z Seli-sealing Preserving Dana,
+" Paitned Buckets,
" Horse do,
g :. Brooms.
20 Boxes Ada. and HoteCandtes,
10 50 Huls do,
500 lbs Cotton Yarn.
II Themometric Chnrns-- all sizes
Also large stock of Bieached and Brown pomes
tic Onsnaburgs. Boots Shoes; Also variety of ar
ticles zoo numerous to mention.
sTApFES, MARTIN SEQ.
Staunton, Sept. 90 1855.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-27

Among diseases, dyspepsia and liver complaint
rank as most difficult To We are pleased to
have it in our power to point cut u remedy which
has proved eflectual in many cases, and which we
can safely recommend certain and iniallible
cure; it has been the means OF rescuing Thousands
from untimely grave. Wemean the llootanf 5
German Bitters, prepared by Dir. &. NJ. jackson at
the German Medicine Store, TO Arch street, Phiia-
delphia. See ADVERTISEMENT.
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LOOK OUT FOR CeuxrrRrEIrgl

Look OUT FOR C9uSTERFEIfSl
The public are cautioned against another eoun-
teriet. which has lately made its appearance, cal
led ". B. Farrells Arabian I4inmcnt, the most
dangerous of all the eaunterleits. because his hav
ing tue name oi Farrell. many will buy it in good
titith without the knowledge that counterfeit
exists, and they will perhaps only discover their
error when the spurious mixture has wrought its
evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only b. IL
&. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and
wholesale druggist No. II Main street. PEORIA Hi.
nois. to whom all applications for Agencies must %
addressed Be YOU get it with the letters H. u,
before Fnrrel's thus--H. &. FARRELL'S- his
signature ON the wrapper, all others arc counter
fots.
Sold by J. y. Eskridge, and by regularly authori-
zed az ents throug hout the United States
Mfa, Price - and 30 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTEi, in every town. village and
hamlet in the United States, in which one is not al
ready established. Address IL. &. Farrell as above
accompanied with good reference as to character,
responsibility, &c.
W. j. b EsKaipaE, Agent, staunton Va.
Oct. 20, Is5a
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fE'o sSesssssarss.nse.

'E'Ha undersigned has justreceived from the North
Z general assortment of articles in his line. 70
which he ASS the attcution of tha public Nc has
ON hand number Of the finest double -barreled shot
guns ever offered il this market which he had l..de
expressly TO order. He has else 6 general assort-
ment ot.pisos, rifles, hnMic knives, nerersson eaps
uafing aegs. TASKS, and intact every thiag kept in
any establishment of his kind. lie respectfully So
hcia STARE Of Pubic patronage.
lie i prepared to repair guns fissolcs, &C NJ the
shortest notice and il The best manner. His sho is
I'VE doors westef .iIe Post Gtec aid adjoining thep
cstoTo IN formerly occupied by slap les {. Martin.
!, Ii. WELLS.
Staunton Oct, 90 IS55
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Helmbo!d's Genuine Preparations.
HELMB0LD,S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COAlpDl1N9 FLIjID EXTRACT BTCIU

HELMBOID'S HiGsiEN CGNGENikATED
COMPOUND FLUlD EXTRACT BECHU
For diseases OF the Bladder and Kidneys, Secret
Diseases Strictures Weakncsse. and ell diseases of
the Sexual Organs, whether in Mate or Female, from
whatever cause they may have originated, AID no
matter of how long standing.
lfyou have contracted the terrible disease witch,
ahen seated in the system, will surely 80 dow
from generation to another, undermining the
stitnon and sapping the very Vital fluids Of life.
do not trust Yourself in the hands of Quaeks, Who
start up every day in city like this, and fill the
papers with glaring falsehoods, too well calculated
TO deceive the Young and those not acquainted with
their tricks. You cannot be too careful in the seee-
| tion of remedy ia these cases.
! The fluid Extract Baeha has been pronounced BY
eminent physicians the greatest remedy ever known.
1t medicine perfectly pleasant in is taste ane,
very innocent i'll its action, and yet thorough that
it annhatcs every particle Of the rank aud poison
GUS virus Of this dreadful disease and unlike 9th,
remedies, does not dry up the disease in the
! blood.
Constitutional Debility, brought on by seif abuse,
a most terrible disease, which has brought thousands
of the human to unmely gfayes thus bias tins,
the brilliant hopes OF parents and blightng in tht
bud the glorious ambition Of many noble youth can
be cured by this intaliibe Remedy. And as medi-
cine which must benefit every body. from the simply
deeaie to the confined and despaifng invalid, M
equal is to be found acting both as Cure and pre-
veItiye.