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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Observation-Disclosures HAVE
IL lust received and will be constantly supplied during the
with the celebrated Louisville Refrigerator These Re-
geraors have given universal satisfaction to AL that have
sold in this civ Persons wanting purchase will do well to
call and examine the above before purchasing other Kind
i anu 'A1 ~ C. FLINT & JONES,
ry,o-9m 46 Royal street.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Bark Ellen Stevens, Howe 81 days from Philadelphia to
Bark 4 II Km5nl staniy 10 days from Matanzas to B
Bark Mac F % days m Boen to yennprd-l
district, q. 90
Brig Adams Gray Henry, days from Havana Costen
Station stn ,rza
eparantine Station n,.. so, ,,,.an,, ,,u--,.o,
sch Gecie PETERSON 10 days Tabasco Payro2nd
Mex scE Bons Oliver 10 days from Tabasc0 to camerden
schr Jane Elizabeth -, days sisal, master-2nd
schr Virginia john Cornbeck days Mobile
schI Warrel Jagne days Mobile, Newton eco
sehr Sss1 Roberts, days from Pensacola, Jules Blanc
schr James E ia Ste Steel from Bexpnsin
schr ANGLING, Bogart, from Bay st Leuis-Basin.
Schr Gen Washington, Weston, from Pearl River-Blsin.
| STEAMBOATS,.
! Capitol Urc. from Bayou Sara.
| Fanny Bnllit Durham from Paducah
Cubs: Heinz aI,sr from 91oS Me 1as;,.
Towboa Millandon, Whann from the Passestowed dowr
and to 18th inst ships S Ma1s and Modem r rnes
Elizabeth and left schooner Ellen Quarantine station
Towboa ST Charles Chambers from the Passetowed dow
Stevens Powder House, bgs Adams Gray Brothers
| left at Quarantine station.
BELOW-GoMING UP.
Ship l. Warner Thomas from Boston to Wn pewev-9Ot
| tons ice, to J L Warner-assorted mdse.
MEMORANDA.
Hs5a The Fanny Billet left Paducah 2lst inst Obi
River falling fast The following boats laid up Paduca
waiting for Midas Niagara, Ben Franklin, Ii lotwe
David White, Antelope Peter Tellon Tecumseh, PASSPORT
Chocaw, Cherokee Cunare Robert Ward and Switzerland
Madison and Hungarian laid Cairo Left Cairo 23d i
with mails Left Cairo loading for New Orleans
steamer ] p Tweed
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| y1TNr. wv. wv, WOOD.-ATToRNEY AND COUN
w and Solicitor in ChaneerX hay Ti
give prompt attention all business entrusted to his charge IN
he High Court Of and Appeals the Superior Court o.
the limited States Circuit and District Courts and the
Circuit and Probae Courts Kinds Rankin Warren and the
adjoining counties. ,or ponro,y NJ rr .rNc ac
| COUNTS, NOTES. etc. ,.. us us,
| creats Iarlsnp Miss au5 fd&W.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. \

DATI4S-RATHS-BAT No.
ID 26 st. Charles street. 49,. MI, ,-,, a., CO.. i.
while stunned the operaon Of his well known establishment
Int Tme The great nhyscan has restored him better one
where he can give at all hours Hot Cold Vapor Shower Or
His BARBER'S SALOON s supplied with the best artists
the country Afford and Shaving Hair Cutting Cleaning r.
fes assured that with alacr and dispatch the
He ms for sale we'll assorted stock of fresh PERFUNERY
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics and the best Dyes and Tones Tor
the hair. 1000. , .,. : =, Da..,.r c,,.on
@'''-
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EXPORTS.

LIVERPOoI-shp Meredian3l6s bales cotton 3246 bbls
flour, 5463 bags wheat, 5000 slaves.
BOSTON-Ship ulet-00 bales cotton 1890 bbs four 2OC
do rosin 60 do whieky, 1888 pigs lead, 1850 hides,
LIVERPOOI-Ship Old England-24O5 bales cotton 44G
bbls -four, AIS SKIS wheat, 5000 slaves
NEW YORK-Shp Maid of Orleans-412 bales cotton, 66
hhds tobacco 1865 pigs lead 20 bags "oo 20 bales moss
eighth casks brandy, u pcs lignumva II pkgs mdse.
ST MARKS AND NEWPORT-schr VIM R Pettes-42 csks
bacon, 2 bbs flour, Ii do hhds sugar. bb lard do OIL
do whisky, bbs moasses II do pork ID ties hams, bag
coffee, 200 do salt "a do corn, 80 coils rope.
PENsACOLA-Schr Zulime-25 sacks corn de Coffee II
hf bbls -four, lot furniture.
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----st-s-.---'--t--lr------s-'
FOR SALE.


~, FOR SALE OR RENT-A VERY DE-
ff sir;ble residence situated Canal Avenue Garroton,
lM about ten minutes walk the depot and twenty min
utes drive from the city by the Common street road
The hous we'll built airy and very cOmniodou containing
all the convenences requisite for q large family:
The grounds are agtefuy laid ont extensively and we'll
stocked with variety choice and other panstogetter
with large Kitchen Garden Poultry Yards Stables and all
cessary out-buildngs.
The terms will be very liberal
For further particulars apply to - , ,
jyl7 6w FELLOW ES Il W.
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@ SLAVE DEPOTs NO. ,l5G COMMON
has On hama and wl seep
W. full assortment of SLAVES, consisting Of MECH ANlCS
q All descriptions HOUSE and FIELD ETC.. ETC.
Having leased the story dwelling No. 156 Common near
Baronne street prepared accommodate transient traders
their Slaves reasonable terms as can De cpaeo III Inc
city. ,t.of s,o,se
~ THOMAS F. FRISBY, 1856 Common street
Co Curry Person J. G Keks
| yHI1Wc c NWcRnES nj ly
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n A, 1.ANIEFe, JACKSON, MISS. GENERAL
" AGENT AND COLLECTOR. Business Of any descrp.
ton entrusted to his charge will meet with prompt attention.
Notes and collected throughout the State and
remittances made. r,,,,,,,, 49, -.gJ..
jackson Miss New Orleans.
Eearn Putnam Co.. Shark Day stanfer,
Igiiiia'm Haraeman ~ / Marsh Denman Il Co.,
chancellor Scott h,sIHfN :
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FVEIE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GRO"
i Gerry STORE, No. q Baronne street, E. L. BERClEh
Agent. w 8H ,,, r,,pe ,,r,,pc
and I1ouo sIss 'ss0.,-'' -
~ Of the best brands in qT45ts and pnts
other FINE WINES Superior OLD BRANDY and DINER
Liquors Superne CORDIAS, and variety Of Fancy Art-
cle very qualities always on hand, Mt low prices
To of drayage. m2 ~
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ITO THE COMMON GOUNCEL-CLTY OF NEW
ORLEANS-The undersigned Of real estate 'front.'
ing street, the four between
Bourbon and Car0deet streets, res
pecfulIy petition tine Council Of The City Of New Orleans 70
cause within lie limits M paved and
improved with square granite blocks Tagging plan
annexed, and in conformity With the l and other
sections Of the charter approved 10Th March, 1856.
r. Shepherd $40 running Canal street, Peter u
Brooks his agent, Harry Shepherd, % DO do per
pro SanI Nicholson b. Meret So do doi Henderson
4 Gaies do; per pro Mrs. NJ n Moanort Henderson
do Merchants Mutual Co., John Peinbero q do do;
sicles perSitkes Cos So do do: Thes 70 do Do
W. j. Mclean, g per pro JAS Dick Hill ~ A. Bass
about 80 to 80 H Sacob, 81 do dol Brown, Johnston Dc
co Il do do; Sid. Story 81 do do ,.
A true copy. - GHAs:s 0ltAlloR r,
i4554$s Secretary of the Board Of Aldermen.
| May 18Th 1856. mSsa LAVISH
hU CONSENT DE WHILE DE La NOgs
Canal depuis les Tchonptouias ct jusq
aux
lie Conse Nouyele Orleans ain ordonne que Ia dite
rne dams les lmes etonnees soft ameoree ct paVee
avec DIES b0cs granite et d daage psrre
plates plan ciannexe &c a section la ct
r. D. Shepherd SO peds sur ia me du Canal Pster Y
Brooks Jr par Henry Shepherd 50 pds Sa1n' Neho-
son & Co., Morei piedst Gaines ~ piedas
4 pu Mime NJ Mountfort Henderson Gaines z pieds Pp
IT, Henderson, Henderson, - pieds Merchants Mutual IN
surance Company, john Il peds s. v seges,
sickles $ pieds The1as byEne e pisas Il
Bass 80 pieds H. Slocob peds Brown johnston Co..
/ q pieds; Sid. Story. 81 peds. 81.
i - 87SEts7s by. CHARLES CLAIBORNE,
1 & my2a law Ct secretaire dn Conse des Alderman.
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nsA BOARDTNGs-THE LARGE AND ELEG ANT
ffsAss5 house known as the DESBAN YER RANDALL in
Ns Camp street, No. 49, open for the reception of
families and single gentlemen This is of the most desira
lie summer locations in the city, and the family
for comfort each having ADDRESSING room or sa
and every convenience comfort of borders few Day
Boarders also be accommodated
o9ni Am, A,tI
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WANTED.

TETANTED-TO HIRE-A C0IORED GIRL, AsCHlLD
tn,as s,raat y jy29
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50 FOR SALE-DETIGHTFUL SEA SHORE RES
f lence Mississippi city-To be sold reasonable terms
E The property Mississippi City, situated next to Mr.
Barnes and within three minutes walk Of the wharf. The
house is commodnus In excellent repair The furniture
can be taken Mt valuation il required For particulars apply
JAMES HARklSDN co.
40 CusIonhonSe street.
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jyl4 lu1d&W

esseass FRUIT FOR THE HIILLIONI-PEACH-
AS ES Peaches |! Peaches THE subscriber having
SssI contracted with Mr. ? B. Spence of Bay St Louis
- for entire crop his extensive orchard consisting
of went thousand Peach Pear and Apple trees in full
bearing respectfully informs the citizens Of New Orleans that
he low enabled offer them finer variety of fruits than
ever sold in South before prices that within the
reach Of ALL The above packed in boxes Of convenient size
for families and will delivered customers free of charge
This is only orchard supplying the city with ripe fruit
vi I'm ~ Il. d. CLOUD, IS St Charles street.
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TT1HE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF T3E
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS We the nnd sr,d Pc
Streets District Of petition to have said
street paved with good square block and wish you 10
advertise the per ordinance of the Council
Yours respectfully f JOHN MGDoNNEAb, .
|$57S5 sEt 41t%g 8Es&$3s A. NJ. HEINZ, -.
y {z=E EFELToWES A CO.,
HEWITT, NORTON & CO.
New Orleans June I'd, 1856.
4 a true copy. zCHAs. CLAIBORNE. Z"
je17 laRSw Secretary Of the Board Of Aldermen.
U CONSEn DIES ALDERMEN DE La
In Noayelle OrleansNous soussigas propreaires Ia
Commune les atondeet ct Baronne dams le
Premier District de y Ia de
bOcs carries desirons sasez les
publications exis4es par rordonnanee din corse.
Respectueusement, @ JOHN MCDONNELL,
| gEE A. NJ. HEINE, Ft&5 p
55 FELLOWESk CO.
$#4S 55@$ HEWITT, NORTON s CO.
| 26 JUN 1855. Pour copie eonfor,na Ioriginal.
| &5 Chs. CLAIBORNE,
~ @ Seeretare du Conseil DIES Aldermeus
| Nouyelle- Orleans JUN 1856. ie27 lawSw.
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rT,EHE GREAT COUGH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
i ENPECTORANT-Thc following original letter was hand
ed to us for publication remedy which elicit such
miums, must be good one: "a
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steantto4t gepartures Ggis Guy.
rruesdny, July 20.

rx7F- The hank r., IIennig, Capt. SHINES,
from Philadelphia now dischaging her cargo ~ Pgs 49, 49,
Third District Consguees requested 70 attend 70 me re-
eest Of tbeir poods So GEO. w. HYNSON, It CO.,
iv96 81 Camp street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-18
AaR1CuL.ruRAI

ASHES FOR CoRS.-I noticed an article in the
newspapers not long since, wherein the writer
recommends mixture Of ashes, shell, lime,
bones, &C., which he has found valuable for corn,
when applied as top dressing to the hill after
planting. We have boon in the habit of using
ashes alone for some years, and have invariably
found it of much greater value when put to the
hill than on the surface. Some years since, we
had finished planting our corn, with the exccp-
ton Of about five acres left for pasture, which
we did not plough until the rest was planted
We had put ashes in the hills of all VIC had plan
ted, and had some three or four bushels Lett
When We were about half done planting this
rest, rccollected the ashes which were left, and
Immediately sent for and applied. The rest on
both sides bad no ashes in the hill, but when the
corn was some two or three inches high, we OBJ
tanned enough unleachcd ashes and applied them
to the hill on the surface The corn came up
best where there was no ashes which have OF.
ten before aud since observed 10 be the case
ashes oftentimcs keeping the corn back. But
when tho corn became few inches high, you
could observe change. That on which the ash
cs were put in the hill, grew evenly and bad a
fine color, while on either side you would soon
find hills, of almost any required size from the
smallest to the greatest, and almost all varieties
of colors.
The difference continued throughout the sea-
son, and it was an easy matter to tell at glance
where the ashes were in the hill from the very
row. In this case, the ashes on the top did no
apparent good. l am unable to explain the rea.
son of this, or why a handful of ashes in hill
should make such marked difference Ino.
ticed numbers of small insects on the hills, and
felt somewhat inclined at the time to think they
had something to do with it Be this as tmay,
we believe so much in the beneficial effects Of
ashes in the hill for corn, that we do not, lift
possible to get enough, put any more corn in
without them. We use much leached ashes,
which we generally mix with the unleached, and
find it to do as well. We generally add some
plaster also.
Some are opposed to the practice of ashing in
tho hill, on account Of the extra time consumed
willie planting, and so prefer putting on top at
more leisure time. The proper way to deter
mine where it would be Of the most advantage,
would be to try each way, side by side. The
experience of others may be different from
mine, OF the difference in soil may cause diff.
ferent effects, but my mind is fully made up
that the best way for me is to apply them in
the hill, al things considered, and that it viii
in almost every case pay well. Whenever the
corn crop fails, there is generally enough diff.
ference in the stalks to make it do so--ZlolIar
Newspaper
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my9I:n

piles neglected, often fatal, leads to cOnsump-
ton; anolnt the parts three times day with DALLEY's
PAIN EXTRACTOR. II secretion form In then
insert "P:e ssrinEe filed with Extractor and gradu
ally discharge the syringe is Withdrawn. 1t
fails of any age vrulencs, give
entire instantly all, frequently curing by nrpl
cation.
Piles are known by Itching, and pain Of the
Bleeding Piles caused sometimes, by falling of the
whole bowels which then press the intestinal canal against
the bones keeps blood from returning the
ger string tied tight round 1t; such frequent, and
ulcers form herein then
perfect abdominal supporter, compress to
rectum the salve above also rub
well over the abdomen time, and the
belts support the bowels will be contracted and
strong, and your life will be saved If properly
Piled every will be cured. 1t falls.
W. JESEESs, Esq, Of Columbus, Ohio, Secretary Of the
Ohio Insurance Company who taken to New York in
extreme debility, with Piles hare operation performed
by the celebrated Dr. Mott, the only chance TO save his
nfe accidentally heard the PAIN EXTRACTOR, states,
For years. disease eed medical SKILL and grew
until life became ntoerablci he speedily cured by Dali
LEr's PAIx ExrR,crIR"
No PAIS EXTRACTOR GESuISE unless the box has
Steel Plate Engraved Label with the signature of C. v.
CLIcXENER & CO., propretors, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer. Prizes ., cts. per box.
~ All orders shouli be addressed c. " CcSener &
Co., 81 Barclay st. New York. TIL LOGAN & Co.
my9Tm Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-18

FlESDIsn ATTEMrT TO DESTROY a PASSENGER
TRAIN.-The Chicago papers bring details of
iiendish attempt, made on Thursday last, TO de-
Stroy the evening express train out of Chicago
Some wretch had placed pile of tiles and rails
across the track, and cIlained them down. y
freight train, which happened to he behind the
time, coming first to the obstruction, was dashed
into pieces, not car remaining whole. The en-
gineer and fircmcn were badly hurt and sixteen
valuable horses instantly killed. This accident
preserved the express train. No clue has been
found to the perpetrators ofthis act.
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ST. PAr1, January !. 1855.
pRorEssnn 80 wnnn-

PROFESSOR o. j. wooD- f'-' ''D"A'' a. t'''
DEAH SIR Unsolicited, send you this certa-
cate After being bald for long time and having tried all
the hair restoraTes eXtant aud having faith in any
was induced hearing Of yours, to give trial. Iplaced
myself in the hands Of barber, and had my head rubbed
with good sn brush and the Restorative then applied and
well rubbed In TIL the scalp aglow This repeated
morning. and in three weeks the young hair appeared
aad rapidly from August last I'LL the present time,
Is thick, black and strongso aud pleasadt the
touch; whereas, before It harsh and wlry, what little
there Of it, and that little disappearing very rapid
shall soon have good and perfect Of hair Now had
read OF these thnKs-and who has not but seen
ed by OF the hair tonies Of the day; and 1t really
gives pleasure TO record the result my experience
have recommended preparation TO others area
dy has large and general sale throughout Territory
The people here know effects and have confidence it,
The supply sent wholesale agents Territory
IS nearly exhausted and daily Inquiries made
You deserve credit for your discovery aud one re-
turn thanks for the benefit it has done for
tainy had despaed long ago. Of ever ercng any such
result. Yours, hastily,
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). K. BRAGG.
ia Market street, 81. LOUIS, /

DEAR sIR:-I am doing an extensive travel IN the IVES,
and States general agent for Adams Amer.
lean Eminent, would glad II would favor me with
= eOnslgnmsnt of PROFESSOR WOODS RESTORATIVE, as
feel that Lean introduce Il in many places where It
known, a. my head Is living testimony Of It's Invaluable
properties In restoring the hair natural color am
forty Old and my hair almost white; but ner
using three half pint bottles half is beautiful auburn
as il Was AZ 1isen, and much appearance and
would not be Eon bottle hand for the price Of ten
Lshopld be glad 10 hear from you soon.
Very respectfully,
wS. y, BRooME.
ia Market st, st. Louis.
a For sale in Wheeling by
J. n. VOWEL, s. Monroe 3. and
I. Il. LOGAN ! CO, -
4 sps0 LSUsHLTSs s PusHr1RLp,
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DR.. j. Hedges
FEVER e AGUE ANNIHILATOR!


FEVER and 4gue, Chlls and Fever, Dumb Agne, any
Intermittent Ferer, whether long stand
ing speedily, safely and eGecualy cured By the of
Dr. J. Hedges AnnhIlator.
This preparation Is entirely all metallic poison,
such as Arsenic Mercury but Is compounded from
purely vegetable. certain ccacous
remedy and can be taken kinds weather. The
prlctor has used article in his private practice
several years. has failed perfect
when the directions have been followed In posi-
BILE way niurc the system butts adapted all
sexes constitutions. be given the infant
old with much safety the adult, and be
kept any climate. Il needs cncomium long array
testimony herald It's efficacy Its lies within 1t
scr-and the Invalid will prove of value than
octave volume OF cerLHcates.
Prepared only by the Proprietor Stanhope, n j. and
never genuine without his signature.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by c. GOOD Co.. Drug
gsR, hselnE, Va, and Is Druggists aud merchants gene
rally throughout the United States.
W. He DECAMP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
myT:Gm as CORTLAND St, New York.
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YOU DESERVE CREDIT
FOR YOUR
D is @ O V 81 r Y

DRoFEsSoR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE is, no
doubt the most wonderful discovery of this age pro-
greSs for 1t will restore, permanentII gray hair orig
aAl color, cover the head the bald with luxuriant
growth remove at all dandEuG and itching, all
&C. twill cure as by magic nervous periodical head
ache make the hair sof glossy, and waY and preserve
the color perfectly and the hair from falling, extreme old
following from distinguished member of the edl.
cal professions:
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.


VIII he given to any artist In Virginia who Will exhb!,
twelve pictures SIX .i1rotycs and DgHsrotgpes
Of e7ual merit twelve which sir will select from
his collection ehas opened Gallery over FOrbs Jew
elry Store 1876 Main ST. with skygh arranged the most
approved principles which equallei unless SINH.
larry situated fronting the With easy
coss large and well arranged, with every
making nrst class pictures Of every style and size lie
happy that he will he assisted by Mr. CADT
the artist pictures awarded the high
est premium Cold Medal the last American
Institute Castle Garden, New York, also the only premium
GedrIed Dagucrreotypes 1.-THE Worlds Fair at Paris.
SIr A. las received cs medals and eight diplomas the
aguerreotypes exhibited ut different fairs in the United
States which fully attest their superiority and having been
large proportion of the business Wheeling
past year expects with increased facilities only
retain but enlarge the number of his Patrons especial
he relies inriSic merits of his productions rat
display of furniture. -iaGrctsse single
double glass Daguerroypes plain colored equal to
painting Ivory Photographs from the lowest prices
sy dollars light being made OF French Plate Glass
being by other buildings, pictures be
made from suErise sunset Pictures children taken in
simultaneously from A. NJ tosP.M. Yette lishtisso
and mild tia, persons eyes by with per-
Cloudy days good any by this light. Call
AMI examine before engaging elsewhere.
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTOUNDING CURE!!

THIS young gentleman now y!ng nFist-thOsc
i who know him will bear Testimony that his sulcrings ami
e&agEeraton. Some OF the pieces OF bone
be by calling 40 baltimore streeiocrS in his
possession. Let the scepilca hae will testify that
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sPRcIAh NOTICE S.
RIVER MEN. NOTICEi

XIV HlfN E42N
BRRHAYF-s HOLLAND BITTERs, has proven the most
valuable medicine in twill prevent the
elects attending change OF watert re-
slowly but srs distressing form ef diar-
rhua aud BY gradually regulating the bowels, will restore
the system to perfect order.
Y.rer and Agus Chronic or Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia
Indigestion Headache, yield speedily 70 this deshsni
Esca at ~ per bot:ie, six bottles for % Is The
,4on,,.,.rs. BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & Co.
Manufacturing Pharmaceutiss and Chemists corner Smith
field and Third streets Pittsburgh, aud by
L.4GGHLLMS ,e BUSHFIELD,
,e1s Wheeling. Va.
S-Dr j. lIOstesssrs celebrated Stomach Ditters-loo
600 sold in one yearnons the medical market for the
past y years has eqraled; article be pro-
dueed to equal this great autdyspepe One wine gaSs
taken three times day before meals will be sure cure
for Dyspspsia all hatuleney or hearness from
the stomach keep you free from cosveness, assist the d.
gesOn give good appetite, and thus nPart healthy
tone to the whole SYSTEM No person suffering from de-
buty OF any kind should fail try this great andOte. Try
them.
B-Fors sale by Druggists nndhotsls generally
LAuGHLINs BUsHF1ELD.
Jela t. H. LOGAN co. Agents
SEASONABLE.
Mineral Water aud Cream syrups rivalng those of Dr..
Jayne and Ba1n on Chestnut street, Philadelphia, be
found at the
BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
AlsO-Bue Lick Water, in bottles and $barrels jus; re-
ra1N