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HIGHLY I1PORTANT.

E11OIIL 11H1tNtIIAlNI. =
NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid
IN the greatest Improvement yet discovcre Tor saving
tabor end expense III washing Clothing House Clean.
ing. Linens and COltOms washed by this Fluid will be
whittier aud softer han than il bleached the grass
WAER not TO iniure thu fabric. Every lady may
satisfy herself that point by knga pete Of Cotton
Linenin tho Fluid, Iul strength, 81 hours which
will clearly show that it mnst be Pmely harmless, when
diiUiel with2 galOHs Ui water half pint OF fluid
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times the
single sXpence which will buy enough large family
washing, which eau he done in hours.
aud sold by the subscriber who has late
ly pu chased the right for Ohio cOUnyt, Va.
JAS. MELLOR,
Aug9 No. 26, UMiUnSt.. WhcHIi.e Va
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Daguerreotypes,

NJ ESSRS. BEAMER * TURTON, having taken the
1Nl Rooms formerly occupied by NJ L. TarbeII la
sucrrean Gallery corner OF Main and Edde stieets Cen
IRE heeins beg leave 10 solicit share Of patronage
from his frle5s aud the public at large
They make il rule any pictures 90 out but
what are satisfactory and II executed.
Gold and Silver plating executed neatly
Crders LETT here Tor slgn painting will be attended to
BY J. Tulto d nrother. mr.. i-3m
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Removal.
NTCCLALLENS d KNO& have removed their Whole.
N1 sale Stock Of boots and ShOs, the four story
brick building.
No. I13, Main street,
few buildings North OF the Merchants ~ Mechanics
b5nk on the opposite side OF the street, and doors South
OF VIM T. SeIby's dry good store.
Thankful for The patronage heretofore extended tothe
House. they confident that with heiI Increased aci
ties Tor doing BUSINESS they offer merchants stiu
greater inducements for buying than heretofore.
dogs MCCLa LI.HNS ~ KNOX
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EASTERN BUSINESS.
3 y 'o'7s ToMuTfN q son. i Y ''sf''-
GrOccrS and Commission Merchants.
77cAnnEN STREET, uETwEuS HOWARD ANDsuaRP
BALTIMORE.
CTRICT attention is paid TO the Inspection aud sale OF
- Leaf IObaoOn, GTaI, Flour, Fruit bacon, lard, But
~ cash advances made upon constsnmonts.
Johns Gnttnes, Esq. P.cs' chcs Rank, Messra. Ms.
.eL Spencer & Co; lambert Cuttings, Esq.i Asssrs.
KeIauvcr q Campbell; Col. Jc. Nindei Luther Wilson
q.-------- Eeq gelSt1u
CITING g. GORDONy
PRODUGE
Co M m s sion NJ er Oh ants.
sPEAR's WHARF,
B ALTIM o r a,
Ah ;s eas R0nT SSTaSss on q SasS Lard
H5-GOTdOH, Mathews Il Co., Wheeling, Va, win ALAG
make advances shipments TO House. OoB
lCOuer 2aGesviIs, Journal, Columbus, Gazette Gin.
cnWi Journal: Louisvilei Republican: St. LOuisi pub
sh each for six months, charge THE occ, aud send
WITsI26AM SMITH,
@ ABB N e T M A K q r,
SS4 s.-THRD ST. ABovE CATHERINE,
Philadelphia.
nte French and Gothic styles male order, 10 perct
lower 1hpn at ans store in the city, alr2SdGm
Chester 81 Co. q -..,--.gT
For WdRDlNG and SHIPPING
a.ts-,s ,5frs MERCHANT5, 5s-,.5-
80 WEST 81 coeNE8 OF cEDAR 81,
fNoNSlGNMRNTS for re- silImeu solicited, and gpOds
~ forwarded TO apGrts OF the world with the utmost
Promptness
New York, RnlIimorc md WhoeIlng Line,
FOR The to the Valley OF the Ohio and Mis-
ssStPp, via baltimore q Ohio Railroad. s
Having chain Of well known agents throughout the
tne we are prepared to give through receipts for time
aud price. ,.s.
York agency upon tae subscribers, before mqkIg their
-, CHESTER & Co.,ss wes.st 20
James P. Perot & Brother,
FLOUR And GRAIN FACTORS.
...- w PLiIndoIPhIn, PA.
FORSYTH & HOPKINS,
HEisKELI 4 O.,
WM. Mccoy, ''
novIs:1yd j. K. MIIIkR & 60.
ng- ng-GoRnoN, MATTHEWS Il Co., will make advancesOn
AAuEL a. MATTHEW'S. YLETCHER E0LLiUHOTEER
Mathews & Zollickoffer,
GENERAL PRODUCE
MISSION MERCHANTS
NO. las NORTH HOWARD STREET,
BALTIMORE.
G8-CONSIGNMEN7S SOLICITED. Will pay particu-
LiIizCrs. - -
tS'hC' N'lulthI ESY.I
CArstian Keener, Es
Hr. David KOcUer,
E. l.. PaIkGr6. Co., SRaltuOra. =.l.5
BartlOlOw, Tiffany & Co., .-.-
Long & Hyrn,
Hurst Il Berry.
David johnson, Esq, Jefferson co., Va
Ceany & TO-, Cincinnati, o, ...r
Mrtingly d GilpH, ParkcTsburE, Va.
Hon. +. X. ZOlfCkOiIcr Nashville, Tenn.
Collier, ESQ., Attorney at Law, Pittsburgh Pa
JOS Delleplamc, Esq. HillAbOIO o.
e. w. hutton, Esq, Harpers Ferry Va.
u: MCCOmaughy, Esq. AIRY at Law, Gettysburg, Pa
iy1-d1yr
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Notice
THE undersigned, having bought out the entire stock OF
i 'oods belonging 10 Messrs. Wheeler f Iakn, Mcr-
Chant IailOrs, would beg to inform The citizens
Wheeling and vicinity that he intends Carrying the
cicEant Tailoring business in the room formerly
occupied by MeSsTs. Wheeler & Lalln and having OBJ
famed the services of hOth of tho former PrUpC VS. he
Is reaIed to make 10 o!dcT every article iu lnr
IN the Riest style and best nancr very
and very low for ca IL Having large stock hand
he Is determined TO sell very low reduce his stock
make roOl for the Srring Goods. Now is chance
!" get good clothing cheap lie will warrant every article
to be az recommended, or sale.
Come Cne, come all,
And i've u call,
At Q, Washington Hall.
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Fail Fashion for Hats.
100000

Ae6arTeI Stgres aud Heading Inanted.
T WILL pay twelve dollars pc. thousand for good white
oak Sta yes, 81 inches long, 5inChes wide sap
II inches ON the heartone third TO be headings 20
ches long, inches wide clear OF sap, II inches the
eart delivered at the wharton rarOuh depot this Cu
GEO. w. SMITH,
i1D90 IPheelin gRTelbeTU
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MOTICE

ALL persons knowing themselves indebted 10 Nc
CallenS KEOX earnestly requested TO call setIe
by cash HOte o before the lsI Of January.
Persons having claims against the firm will please PIE
dcls McCLALLENs,G. KNOX.
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ole 1l)berIirrg 1l1trlligelrfer,
Is PUBLISHED
UAIEY, TRI-wREKLY AND WEEKLY, BY
BEf.. 90 90.
osFICE-cOmer of Main aud Quincy Streets
Entrance from Quincy-st.
RATE& or ADVRRTIsINt,

kATES OF ADVkkElBINlS,
THE UNDERSIGNED, publishers OF newspapers in
me city WheelHg i'll view OF the increased price pa
Ser labor aud other expenses, rendering their
al greater THAI heretofore, do agree to charge the follow
us for advertising, aud in whatever to
than the rates beowi teu lines less OF
S[.reii a
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MISCELLANEOUS.
=. JAMES 3. MARSH,
NEw WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
8 BOOT dND SHOE STORE.

Ne. 81 Monroe street, WhcelinS, VA.
HETT HOOR GRERR, ASbO
AN now receiving at my new stO'e room ON Monroe
i street. large and elegant assortment of boots aud
shoes, Which had selected with and had
uiaetured by tile best woTkmen in the East expressly Tor
this trade. am now pTePaIedI 10 accommodate any
TONERS either wholesale retail with variety Spring
and Summer Goods not to he surpassed hy ulhcr
bility.
Amongst which will be found the following sCasOaabe
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InStantQNe IItS LdQuId HHi;' Dye.
ITO those wishing hal dye may lie depended u-
OH, checrfuIy recommend the above The best
city be given its superiority over
everything OF the Kind now in For sale, wholesale
and retail, by T. H. LOGAN & Co.,
marS1 . Sole agents in this Citv
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BALTIMORE, June 70, 1880.
Messrs. EvaRs q Watson, Philadelphia
We nave much peaSe in recommending your Fire Proof
Chests 10 40 HOLlce oF the HubC-the PuTebOEed
from 'uhaVtng books and eectuaIly
after uuergOiTg Very heat r ng .he re which
destroyed the entire block OF build 81 ON Arch street
wharf, on the SchuylkII, the 9th Ul June, 1850.
septs-d1y Russell GUBBINs
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Sherif's Sale.

William Hawk In Jackson Com Pleas
Andrew & Jane Robb, In ch"neery'
BY virtue Of an orderof sale in the above
case, issued from the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Jackson County Ohio, and to me directed,
will offer at public sale at the door Of the Court
House in said County, on
SATURDAY THE 2nd, DAY OF JUNE, 1855
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ. and a
o'clock P. NJ. of said day the following Real
Estate to wit: A part Of the West half OF the
South East quarter of Section, NJ. 35 Township
six &C and Range No. ls, and bounded as fol-
lows, beginning at the North West corner oI
said lot, running thence South with the West
line Of said lot to The County road, thence East
with said road, to the East lnc of said lot, thence
North to the North East corner OF said lot, thence
West with the line of said lot to the place OF begging
ming, containing twenty-five acres more or less
Appraised, at $3.50, Also, pad OF the West
half of the South East quarter Of Section No
50 Township No 6 Range No. Is, and desclb
ed as follows, to wit: Commencing at the SOutl
West corner of the lot now owned by the sall
Andrew Robb, thence running due South witt
Enoch Ewings line to the Ran Road, thence run
ming parallel with the center otsald road East III
ty one rods and six feet more or less, to cerlNil
Hickory Stump. Ia inches in diameter, thence
due North to the County road thence Wes
with said road to The place of beginning
containing six acres more or less. Appraised
at $3.50 ordered to be sold as the propmty o
Andrew and Jane Robb, at the suit Of William
Hawk to satisfy a Judgment in favor of vii
liam Hawk, and against said Andrew aud Jam
Kobb, -.
BY I. W. GILLELAND, Deputy
May 3, So If
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Sherif''s Sale,

Hczckiah Shepard, C-.. p,oo.
vs.. III Jnchson '"'''' 49,
Wr n MrClntirl; AAms. In Chanccry,
of VIM. 5. Warwick ct. tall ,.,-.i,
s,,nI rrnm tbc Court of Common Pleas Of Jackson
County Ohio, and to me directed. Will on'' "'
Public Sale at
the door the Court House in said county on tho Zo'm
day of May 4. D. 1855, between the hG1ri Of LC lC
o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock r NJ OF sala anS '"I u,
OITs omi TO Commence at the North East corner of Lot
@ No 81 II Of township No. in range No. 10 , eGmmon
called the Scoo Salt Reserve Lana" wi; %i'hH ror sV
Jackson county, thence West along said lot lQr'y
%so rods to POST thence South thry-hrec rods to
hryhrco rods to the place of beginning inS fGmam as.or
T1Snn{y Ohio Ordered to bo sold as the properly o.
VIM. % :. Warwick decd, to satisfy Judgment II
'''V' VINT0N POWERS; Sh'f; ). o.
ByT. W. GILLELAND, Deputy
april %, '55. j--G
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Sherifs Sale,

BY virtue of an Execution issued from the
Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
County of Jackson, and State Ohio, and to me
directed, will offer for sale at public venduc'
at the door of the Court House III said county on
SATURDAY THE End, DAY OF JUNE 1858,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
P, M. Of said day the following Real Estate TO
wit. Lot No. q and Lot No. 2S, each contain.
ing so acres, also the South half of Lot No "
containing 40 acres, said 40 acres subject to the
life lease Of Johu and Margrct Martin, ,all OF SAID
described lands commonly called the Scioto Salt
Reserve, situated in jackson County Ohio
Levied upon as the property Of john NJ Martin
10 satisfy Judgement in favor OF Wm' j. F
DALEY and against said John NJ Martin,
TINTON Pow ERS, Shtf j. Z.
BY Y. W. GILLELAND, Deputy,
Nav 2. 80. 6 If
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Marietta s. ClnCinnatlR, R.
r ,--rr r-r- LIZ ~. .ff:s; f; -Ji fs-sz. r
leAA - ~ y. - tsta sIAiissss.

OPEN 20 MILES SEAST OF CIlILLlC0THE!
on Monday April 20, and thereafter regular
lv, a Passenger and Freight Train will run dal,
.Iy, Sundays excepted between Chllllcothe and
Raysyille i20 miles East as follows:
Leave Chillicohe at 3 80 T. Nj, on arrival OF
Train from Cincinnati
Arrive at Raysville at =. NJ.
Leave Raysylle At 9 A. NJ. -.
Arrive at Chl.icothe at ~ 80 A. NJ. IN time
for Train to Cincinnati.
The Train will stop regularly at Londonderry
station. and, on signal or notice to the Conduc.
Tor, will stop. totake on or let of passengers, at
ibr crossing of the Richmond and Chllllcot1e
ro,l and at Charleston road crossing, near SIM
mons. =,
Passengers leaving Raysyile at 3 A. NJ spend
m hour ut Cliicothe, and reach Clhclhhd'l al
b 40 p NJ. 49,. .. an IN
Fare between Raysvillc and Cincinnati s3So
q n " Chiilic0the, 6J
Freight, TO be delivered APPOINTS on the road
where The Railroad Company has not Freight
AGENTS, must be prepaid aud all articles Will
he Mt he risk of the owner, atthe Stations where
Depot buildings aud Agencies have not been es'
lobIished, from the time they are delivered as
directed or marked, or until taken on the cars
as The case may be- c.,
May Bud, '55. 7H
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Jackson, April 10, '55. Az

DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIANS, well
known Merchants, respectable APothocarles, and
hundreds of others, bare testimony to the good
effects of STABLER'S AN0DYNE CHERRY
EXPECTORANT in Coughs, Colds, and dseaS-
"a of tbe Lungs and Throat generally. There
is no emplrcsm in its preparation. Articles
which are well known and highly appreciated
by the entire medical faculty, alone enter into its
ccmposition. The DIARRHGA CORDIAL is
also prepared with the same scientific skill and
care lis beneficial effects in diseases OF the
bowels have been remarkable, Over 5O0 phy'
sicians. who have been anade acquainted with the
recipes of these popular remedies, have been
pleased with them, and only spoken of them in
tcrmes of unqualified praise. If you have a
cough, or any disease Of the Lungs or Throat
give the Expectorant trial, Orif you or your
| friends need the aid Of the Diartbga Cordial,
make use of it with confidence, and mark the
result. See descriptive pamphlets, to be had
gratis of the agents, Price of each, only 5O
cents per bottle, or six bottles for $3.50.
Z. ii. STABLER g. 90, PRoPuEToRs,
WHOLESALE DRuGGIsTs, BALTIMORE.
JAMEs II. G. MILLER, Agent for Jackson Co.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati; X. y, SELLERS
Pittsburg, J. Ii PATTERSON & Go. Wheeling
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BlaCksmithing.

CLIFFORD WEBB, takes this opportunity of
saying to the people of jackson and vicinity, that
he has taken the Blacksmith Shop, known as the
Hatten shop, next door to the old Steam MILL
where he is ready to do work of all kinds in asu-
perior manner. All kinds of Machienry, belong
ing to Steam Engines, Mills, Wagon and Car,
riage Ironing. Horse Shocng, Rail Road
Plows, of the most approved patterns, also manu-
featured besded every thing that can be manu-
featured out of Iron, will be done to order on the
most reasonable terms, and on short notice. Tie
would most respectfully solicit share of public
patronage, and will endeavOr, BY strict attention
TO the wants of his patrons, to merit the same
Please call and examine for yourselves.
N. B. Ready-made Wagons Of all kinds al
ways on hands for sale very low.
incksnn anril 1G ,I5 5-Y
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A New Map of Our Country,

EMBRACING all the States, and Territories, pc
sides map of the World, upon large scale CIV
inc the distances, both by land and water to any
and every part in the known world. Ihis isa very
iar,e and accurately gotten up map on good cloth,
hinIIv and beautifully colored illuminated, and
;li1 ,tysted and comes well recommended byJ +;
MeISne, washington d. c. and host of other good
men Il contains table of the counties and county
scats in tho United States and the Territories, with
This IS tho largest map published, and i con,
sidercd to be the travellers only true guide. Ihest
Maps arc only sold by the appointed AgenSs oL f .i
FIeyeland and sold by Charles j. Smith, agent Whc
is stopping at the "Isham House in this place.
Nav q j55 4-w
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SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1855.
D. LEACH g. CO.,

RE now receiving direct from the Cities Of
n New York and Philadelphia, most magn.f-
cent as.ortm mt Of good. which was purchased with
rylt caro- by Of the partners, who s experienced
u business and purchased them at exceeding !ow
rates Our stock consists O various branches Ol the
mercantile trade we will not undertake 70 enumerate
but few. We can say that wo have an unparalleled
stock. -
OF the richest styles and mos. superior qualities,
which We will sell at prices to suit the times.
|. STAPLE DRY GOODS.
In all It's various byanchcl ours is large and well
adapted to the trade in this or any other country
which We vii! sell at prices to duplicate any other
merchants bills.
MANTILLAS AND PARAS0LS.
A complete assortment for all this country, which
we will sell cheap. Ladic! are invited to call soon
and get the first choice
BONNETS AND RIBBONS.
Silk. Straw, Gimp, Gossamer, Soft Straw, Flats,
and Ribbons &C., the latest fashions, cheap for cash
HATS AND CAPS.
Silk, fur, cashmere, wool, straw panama, leghorn
and palm leaf Hats; cloth, silk, and plush Caps Tor
men, youth and boys.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Extra fine and heavy Boots, for men, boys ard chill.
drcu; Also, Shoes for ladies' anl gents, misses aal
| boys, Il complete assortment
HARDWARE AND QUEEESWARE.
In I'll their various branches, for all those who want
barsuins, as it is generally understood they will be
sold cheap.
Groceries.
A splendid stock Of Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Molaasos
Rice, and general assortment which W0 od0r cheap
for cash caly.
Jcwelry.
Gold Watches and Chains, Gold Pens and pencil ca
se,. rings brcast-pns earrings &C., &c. We invite
tho attention Of the public in general to come anc
examine our stock, as We think we can sell itt!'
cheaper than any body else. Our terms are prlnei
Iya,y Cash or produce in exchange for goods.
D. LEACH,
+. EDWARDS,
S. A. STERNBERGER,
Jackson, April 5, 1855. 2-tf
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Rnad Notice,

A petition will be presented to the Commission
ers of Jackson County ut their June session. Pray-
ing, for the location Of a County Road. Commen-
cling on the Road leading from jackson G. H. to
WlkesYlle at point 200 ydS, west the Iron val
ley Furnace; Thence running in south easterly
direction along II ridge to the House OF Michael
Monahan; thence soath the nearest and best way to
the house of Jacob Devolt thence following branch
through the land of T. W. Geland, to point
about 200 yds. west Of the County limo between
Vinton and jackson Counties; thence in Il souti
east direction to said County line; thence Soutl
following said county limo to the road leading ron
Middleton to Beckhammers mill and there termh
sting.
Nav 3, 'J5. 3-w
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Sheriffs Sale Of Real Estate

BY command of an execution from the Court ot
Common Pleas of the County Of Jackson and state oi
Ohio shall expose to public sale ut the door u 'ne
Court House in said County, on ..-
MONDAY THE 2lst, DAY OF MAY 1888,
All o'clock p. NJ. the following described real estate
situate in Jackson County Ohio, to Wit: Part Ci the
south east quarter of section Ne. II, township NO. v
and range No II, beginning at the south west corner
adjoining the lands sold of Of the same quarter AT
s,9kc from which an applcrce ten inches diameter
hear, north 40 east ~ links disant thence east L
chains to a most chestnut 10 south, IS VI walnut
I6 north IS L l.OS thence south l5O chains, post
walnut Is north SO east 40 chestnut II, north Il,
cast 81 thence cast 400 chains, pest appctree, !
south "a west 3 thence north 25,OO chains, post
black oak. south, 81 west 20, hickory south oo
cast 81 thence west 1900 chains, post locust III
south 46, west %. white oak, Il south o9 cast %
thence south q 80 chains to the place OF beginning
containing 30 acres, being the same lands described
in n deed from Solomon lsaIungcr and wife to JOhl
kirht. and in which decd the said lsaminger make
the following reservation, excepting the IRON orc
which l. Solomon Isamngcr, reserved the rght 10 olt
and haul away provided none be dug in the orchato
or within fifteen rods of the house, provided dg
or cnuse anv to be dug and hauled away l. Solomon
samnger, am to give Right, as much land rs Is ul'
over" Valued nj Si73 10 be sold as the Ercper'.
of John Kight, at the suit of a. ). hnnSon, II
Admir-. of Charles Kinnison, deceased Terms o
VINTON POWERS, Shit. j. c.
By 7. W. GI.LELAND, Deputy
Anrl10. j5, ids
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Road Notice.

THERE will be a petition presented to inc inc IONS
missoners of Jackson County Ohio at the juno svs,
s;on Is55 pravng for an alteration in the county
sioG sond lend leading from VIM. Buckcys in FRANKLIN
S" TowD,bin to- tho north wo Ct the west hall
Of 1STT1 tbe north cast quarter of Section, No 81 in
:, RloomdeId @ Township at or near the Old Galipoli
n"oJ mart netitioned for, commencing at the soutf
S.t corner of the west half of the north east quar-
ter If said Section, No. 81 running duo east until
II intersect the Old Gapolis road and to yacate 8
much of the old road os runs through John buckley
land,
Nav 10th. Ih5 I ~
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Fluid Extract OF sarsaparilla,

for rcmoyn: Impurities Of the Blood cases Of oeroi
rulo or Kings Evil, letter, Pimplos on the face ana
nil S,aIy Eruptions of the Skin, &3 ,,r n r
Ills firhly Concentrated FLUID EXTRACT Of
PITCII9 for diseases of the Bladder. Weak
noss &c flor particulars, which need not be
Given here, see wrapper around bottles, whether
IN male or female, no matter OF no" long SlNn'
ding. Perfectly pleasant TO the taste and Tree
from all injurious properties ,.u
II Is gratifying to the Proprictors to kno"
tbat these Preparations have q ven to fa'lcEI'
"mJ " Practitioners the highest degree Of salts,
faction, They can be given with less trouble ah9
nynnnsc TO the patient with more certainty ol
success than any other remedy. =
Numerous letters have been received IRON diS
tinguished professors and physicians ol tI' VIC
L;SLrst standing, expressing the most favorable
nniuinp Of these medicines, fully coToborallus
and establishing the above facts.
UIs DyspEPTIC CORDIAL, or MAGIC CHARM IS
pleasant medicine to take for the cure OF Dysprp
sin FILES. Nervous Diseases, and all disease
arising from indigestion or a forbid state oi th'
II The Liver being the largest gland in the hu
man body. is more frequently dcranged III III
healthy action than any other. Inc cohSe
nrcnccs of this arrangement are flst l1ySprp
sia, known by costivcne,s, bclchmg, sour stom
ocb sick headache, nervous feelings, cold feet
wakcfulness and variable appetite Second!
if T the above symptoms ar. allowed togo on, the!
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