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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-03
VIRGINIA mOrEa.

10y H. "A. BARRON, PHILATPrI, yu.---
ID The proprietor hus re-opened his house
for the accommodation of tho public, and re-
spoctfully solicits share of patronage. His ho-
tel has just been enlarged and fitted up in good
style, and he will spare no pains to contribute to
the comfort and convenience OF those who III uy
bIvor him with their custom.
IL There is attached to the house Il good sta
BILE attended by careful and trusty hostIers.
October 4th, lS54-ly
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AnnbrOtypeS.

MIR. G. RICHMOND, respectfully solicits
w the attention of the Ladies and Gentlemen
of CiaEksburg and vicinity, TO his new style of
LII, uhen on Sf.Hss' when, IN beauty
reOtypes, and no possibility of fading, they may
be emersed in water for several weeks witho ut
the slightest injury. Rooms in the Masonic
Hall, over Mnrphey' and Iryyinis stores In
structions given on reasonable terms. Come
m Anibsos,ve sd fu,oyopeS
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n. w. Va. Railroad.

- 80 49, - THIS ROAD. ha
Grafton through to Clurksburg, willcarry freight
and Webster, at the same rates as are charged
upon the Bait. s.. Ohio Railroad, for like dis
tance. All freight consigned to other places than
Piedmont, Cumberland, Martinsburg, Harper's
Ferry, Baltimore, Moundsville or Wheeling,
must be paid for tho whole distance at Grafton,
and for the above named stations, the freight
must be paid 70 Grafton only. ST
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Notice.

MY SON, John &. llHumHn, Jr., q minor, ha-
YI wing, by my consent. commenced business
for himself, and upon his own responsibility,
notice is hereby given to all whom it mny con-
corn, that will not bo liable for any of his con-
tracts Or debts, and persons trading with him,
must Il" it upon his own responsibility alone, as
nln in no wise Interested i'll his business opera
tons.
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Harrison House,

THE undersigned would respectfully announce
L to the public, that no has opened Public
House in Bridgeport, Va.
This House having boon built and atted
up expressly for tho ontortainmont of the
public, he feols confident that no can satisiucto-
riiy entertain all who may favorhim it'll call.
Ills STABLE is large and convenient and
will DO carefully attended,
Charges will be made ut I'LL times as rensonu-
bio US circumstances will admit.
D. D. WILKINSON, Proprietor.
April 4th. lS55.-1Y
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Great Excitement!
SIMPSONS CREEK, TAYLOR Co.,

April 24th, 1856.
DR.. ]. SCOTT, & Co. Gents-Having
oeen afflicted with Rheumatism for many years,
II gives me great pleasure to state that your col
braled White Circassian Liniment has relieved
me and you will please send me one more bot
lie. consider it an excellent medicine, and so
recommend it. Yours, il. ALLEN.
d. McLane's Improved Liver Pills, and I'm
proved vermifuge; also. DR.. ]. SLott's celebrted
White Circaasian Liniment, for sale by all drug
slsts aud merchants everywhere. None gen1.
envy as prepared. by DR.. J. Scott. & CO..
DAns place Ndrgsntovn. Va. my2-iy .
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Ecllcclnnan EHouse !.

DY d. E. DELAY, has undergone thorough
ID renovation, and been fitted up in good
style. The subscriber hopes to give general sH-
tisfuction to the public.
HIS TABLE will DO supplied with all tho
dclicacics of tho season, and attentive walters.
HIS STABLE is at all times supplied with tho
best of provondcr, and trusty holsters.
Thankful to generous community for past
Same. d. i. DELAY.
june 90. l556,-ly
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&c Little GIants.33

TENuE subscriber hus on hand aud for sale upon
i the most accommodating terms ut his shop
i'll Clarksburg, the celebrated Corn and Cob
Crushing machine, Scott's Little CLINT. This
mill il of high reputo, and believed to DO the end
bf improvements in this limo. Thcre are several
sizes at different prices. C. W. SMITH
OctOher 18th. 1853
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INTERESTING SCENE IN THE Canvass
In Salem, Alabama. at recent political
discussion between Col, Yancey, for the
Democracy. and Col. Baker for the Know
Nothings. Col. Yancey made most i'm
pressiye and triumphant effort.
At the close Of Col. Yancey's speech,
six beautiful young ladies stepped
upon the platform whore Col. Yancey was
standing. utterly unconscious of their de-
sigu. and gracefully threw overhim mag
nifeent wreath Of flowers and evergreen
The audience arose with enthusiastic
cheers Col. Yancey, after a moments
pause. said in trembling tones, and with
moisteued eyes:
Young ladies', am not able to COM
mAnd language to express to you how
deeply I am affected byathis unexpected,
though high honor so gracefully confer,
red upon me. But this do feel-that
il is given to me as the represent
GtiUs of great constitutional truths. and
as such I accept it. and return you
my sincere though feeble acknowledg.
mentS. Col. Yancey here turned and
asked for the stars and stripes which had
been planted near the platform. Il was
hGnded to him. and with It he walked to
the edge Of the platform. Lowering it,
he took the wreath from his bosom. and
oncircled with it the spear head OF the
flagstaff. saying-'The honor and advan>
tages. that may accrue to me in this can
Vass do not belong to me. cannot adorn
me as partisan. but shall be appropri-
ated as appropriate this wreath-to the
honor and odVpOta0a Of a GREAT constitu
tional party" AS Col. Yancey closed,
and the very weIkin rang with the plau.
dts of the people, he waved the wreath>
I'D banner over the young ladies and re-
placed it on the stand"
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Saddle and Harness Mano-
Rlacksmffhing !

F0 The Subscribers having formed part-i
AN pershiP in the Blseksmtthing btslnsas.
~ and taken the shop formerly 6oeupied b.
u. w. McGiHnis, near BSFtlett's Hotel, are prs
pared to do any kind Of work in their line a
the shortest notice and upon the most reaanOabls
terms. All work WBrEsntod. II
COLLINS q BAsR.
CIA1tsburs, Feb. ., 1sS6-Iy
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Attorney at Law.

ST.. GEORGE, Tucker Co., Va.
TNHE undersigned would take this method to
l. inform his friends and the public generally,
that he has taken up his residence at ST. George.
the county.seet of the new county of Tucker, for
the purpose of engaging in the practice of law
Any business placed in his hands will receive
pro pit attention.
SAMUEL P. WHEELER.
August 18th, 1856.
Direct to Westernrord, Tucker County, Va.
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Union House.

TTHE subscriber takes this method Of iu-
rally, that he has opened public house
in JANE LEW, LOWS county, Va, where be
would be pleased to see all disposed to favor him
with a cali.
Ho is furnished with all convcnienccs necessary
to reudor tho visits Of his guests pleasant and
comfortable, and pains will DO spared to at
tain that object.
A portion of the public patronage is respect
fully solicited. NJ. w. BALL
December 9th, lS55.-ly
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to the Tax Payers OF
Harrison Eoa1anv.

by AN Act Of Assembly at it's last session,
IO SherttS are required to pay the State Rev.
cnMe much sooner than usual; and am there
lore compelled to require the citizens OF this
county to pay their Xrs promptly when called
upon. a. MINOR,
-saug22-N. Sheriff Harrison County
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-03

Circular Of Prices In the Baltimore
..f... Market, " f,-
Fer tie week ending October Sd, 1856.
REPoRTED
RANDOLPH s. LATIMER,
sc South Street Bowly's wharf.
APTLEs-In good demand Sales at 1909
$500 per Dbl.
RUTTER-.We quote
Western at lao I6 Common roll 1906
Glndes lS@ % Good " 90 @24
BEEswAx.-SaleS at &c cts.
BAcON.-Less activity in the market, and prices
shculdofs, 8@Sr5 Huns, plain n@la
Sides, 9l% @lO 90 fancy l2@l5
BEANs-Sales of Mixed ut 5U@62 White at
l 5t (0I Is
COUNTaY SOAr-Sules ut 667c.
CATrLE-1'hS offering OH Thursday last was
about 400 head, 900 of which were sold at So to
@4 % OH the hoof, equal to 600 to S.25 nett,
CORN-Receipts large and mark ct dull.
" hite 55@6Oc. Yellow 60@64c.
CLOYERsEED -Sulcs ut 8. 0l.S 50.
lKIkD ERUIr.-Sales OF apples pared ut 750S7
IMPAIRED " 50@62
Peaches pared 80 200925U
IMPAIRED "lOO@4I5O
OEERsKINs.-SuIcs at 5000 cts
FLouR-With favorable intelligence from Eu-
rope. NC have to notice better feeling in our
We qnO:e Howard st. ut 6,67, city mills 3, To-.
FLAxsEED-SaIcS ut 81 .S5@l. 30
FURS.
Rabbit Mt to &C. Red fox, rs to SIC.
AluSkrat s to 10 Mink, 81 to IS
Con Il grey fox, % to 80 Otter. ST to So
GISsExG.-NO demand we quote nominully at
Is cents.
HOcs.-Sales at 7.OO@7.5O
I.ARD-SaIes in bbIs. llO3l2 c. kegs, l29l3 Z.
MUSTARD SEED.-SaIes at 569T cts
OArs-Md. 33 to IS Pa. IS to 42
RYE-Md. Zoe. to 75c. Pa. soc. to .S5c.
SHAKERoor-In good demand Sales at 60@75
IALLow-at IL to l2c..
"ooL:-Sales of unwashed at 20@23c.
I" washed " 1896.
Inferior to good red, Sl.25 to 1.35.
Good to primo, 1.35 las.
Inferior to good white, l.35 las.
Good to prime, las l.6O
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LET US REASON TOGETHER.
WOlIOyav3s PiIis.

WHY ARE WE SICK
TT HAS been the lot OF tho human race TO be
J. weighed down by disease and suffering. uol-
Ioway'a Pills arc specially adapted to the rOliof
of tho weak. the nervous, the delicate, and the
tons. Professor Holloway personally supcrin-
tends the manufacture of his medicines in tho
United States, and offers them to - free and en-
lightcncd people, as tho bost remedy tho world
ever saw for tho rcmoYAl Of dineAhe.
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Professional Cards,
. no. - ENkS1less
ATGORhlEN Az. / h.AL-

BUCKHANNoN, Upshur CO., va. 8 Z
MIIhL praeti ice IN The Courts OF Upsh1r Bar
w bouf, Randolph, Harrison and Lewis
counties, and pay prompt attention TO the coie
Messrs. o'Btiens lGraiiiin 8. Hanson Kelly,
Ball .Griss s. Co.; hopkins, Lake &, Harden;
Schaeffer &. Loney.; 0Fndof.. Ensey, & Co. /;
Strauss tAalar 81 Hartman; Messrs, King, Ca
rey q Howe. BALTIC. !; Air. L. p Bayne, ESQ.,, of
the firm of Seiden, Wtithers Is Co. Washington,
D. G: ;Messrs. VIM. SEhas Bayne, alexandria,
Va; John Torrents, Weston, Va Ap26lys
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NEW STORE,
List of Letters.

D EMAINING in tho Post office ut Clnrksburc,
II Va, on the LIST day ,Of Oct, lSd6, which ii
not taken out before the first day OF Jan. 1857
will be sont to tho dead letter Office, ut Wash
ington, d. G. Persons calling for advertised
letters will please shy they arc advertised.
Barlow, John NJ. Judge, Patt
Buckington, j. Krnpt, Theodore
Brown, John W. Kcane, Mich
Coyle, John NJ. \ ulowny, VIM.
Cunningham, David McGwncy, Owen
Carpenter, John Morris Diana Miss G.
Clark, William L. Murphcy, +. e.
Davis, Patti Noon, john
Daugherty, Moss. II. &; Owens, John
Co. 30 Pool, Wm.
Dalon, Timothy Parn, Thomas
Dunaho, Martin Powers, E.
Drummond, Mrs. Naomi. King, Mich
EuGs, w. a. Riley, VIM.
Englcbright, Sarah An Smith, Mary A.
Elliot, VIM. tSutterheld, Jon N.-o
Clifford, c.. r. B. Smith, VIM. L.
GOuly, Joseph Il. Stout, James u.
Green: Barhora Stccly, Floyd
German John Smith, Noah r.
GuulHspey, Henry Sling uf, jesse
Hockins, John Ii. Strnthy, WiImot
Hays, W. H Smith. W. D.
llughs, PATTI Thornley,, j. II.
Hoffman and johnson Pangardt, Rev. A. B.
Mess. J. Wolf, II. B.-3
Jcttrcss, +. J.. Wolf, Miss Susan
Jackson, w. A. Williams, +. r.f.
Is. S. GRIFFIN. p. NJ.
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Georgia Lottery

AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY {!
GLASS No. Is, to DO drawn in the city of At
- l"nta, Georgia., in public, on Saturday,
September 97th, 1856, on tho HAVANA PLAN
SAMUEL SWAN f. 60. Managers.
Prizes amounting to 100000 will DO distribu-
ted according 20 following brilliant schoIno.
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Charles Smith.

SIGN s. HOUSE FAINTER, &C.,
Nearly opposite a. Criss' Store, Main St.,
CiarksbuIg, Va.
His shop is tho second door above Barnes
Drug Store. He will also give lessons in draw
ing. Rooms at Dents Hotel. 1cbI5ly
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Lewis COunty Seminary.

INHIS INSTITUTIONS located in the town of
i Weston, Lewis county, Va, and has been
established with the view OF meeting the increa-
sing demand for educational facilities in this Sec
ton Of Virginia. The surrounding country is
fertile aud healthy, Astounding in picturesque
scenery, aud Inhabited by population proven
bal for their gobriety intelligence and high tone
OF morality. 80 that parents who place their sons
or daughters hore, can feel assured of their be-
ing exposed To none OF those alluremeuts to dis
sipatiOp and vice that beset youth in our large
towns aud cities.
EXPENSES-PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Per Session Of Five Months $500
Incidental expenses, 81
COLLEGIATE COURSE.
First Division, $1,000
Second do, 1000
Incidental expenses. 90
Tuition TO be paid quarterly, in advance, and
no pupil will be readmttcd unless the balance of
ul preceding accounts be paid beforehand. Pu-
pills will be- charged from the beginning of the
term which they enter and no deduction will
DO made on account Of absence, except in cases
OF prOtracted sickness.
Young men desirious of preparing themselves
for uu early and advantageous entrance to Col
lego be prepared in from 10 to IA months &C.
COrdng 10 their advancement and habits of study,
and thus save time and expense should longer
time DO required no charge will be made. In
such cases $40 extru viii be charged per year.
Punctuaiity in tho discharge OF duties, aud
MOrOu YhncSS i'll scholarship, will be insisted OH
from every pupil.
The Academic year is divided into two ses-
sious Of 20 weeks each, commencing us follows:
The full term tho first Monday III September,
the summer torn the first Monday in February.
1t is Of vast importance to tllvse who cuntem-
plate connection with this institution to be pre-
sent ut the opening OF tho term that they may
huve AN equal start wita their classmates.
For circulars giving full particulars of the in
stitutiOn, address the Principal,
JAS. S. COCHRAN.
u By pOrmission--ths following references :
Jonathan NJ. Bennett,
Il. J. Nc Candiish,
ThOmus Bland, Weston, Va.
Mnter Bailey,
Ohm Morrow, EsQrs.,
Hon. VIM Bigl.r, U. S. Senator, Penna.
Is Ephraln Banks, Aud. Con.
&c J. a. Morrison, ms Drugs, Phla.
'' Chus. Shaler, Pittsburg.
Rev. II. A. Boardnlun, d. D., PhiIa.
- VIM. Amman, ID. D., Pittsburg.
90 Jas. S. Woods, D. D., Lewistown.
July 1lth, l856-ly
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DIR. y. M. ROwcOck.

ITAVING permanently located himself at
L Clurksburg, Va, offers his professional sor-
vices to the citizens of Olarksburg and vicinity.
Office on Main street, next door to a. + Barnes
Drug Store, where he always be found except
whom professionally engaged.
apps ~
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Book Agents Wanted.

A GENTS WANTED in svory town and eOah :.
"A inthO United States, to soil tho most pep
uI0r md saleablo books published, many OF them
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with oLoRED EN0RAVIu0a;
also tho most popular works o. T. &. Arthur, In.
olndidg Arthur : Cottage Library"
Intelligent ind enterprislng men will tad THE
a pleasant and profitable business.
J. W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
No. as North Fourth Stroht,
sep2s ~ Philadelphia, Pc.
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WooiIen Goods.

A TTENTION of the public is called to a
"A large assortment of Twoeds Cassinotts.
Jcans, Pulled Linsoys, Flannols, &C., purchased
directly from the mandatory.
JOHN IRWIN.
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w We, are pleased to see that after

~ We are pleased ito seesthat after
entertaining doubts OF our soundness on
the slavery question for a long time. tina:
the mind of the people Of the eastern part
Of our State. is becoming disabused on
this subject. as evinced by the following,
which we copy from the Richmond En-
quirer E"'e amman
The Border Slave States----Western
Virginia. .ara-az 7sg,
The New York Evening Post takes "a
singular occasion to utter the false charge
that Western Virginia is unsound on the
slavery question. Just as Underwood
was driven from the Rockingham District
for attending Fremont Convention, and
Smith lodged in jail in Wheeling. to res
cue him from a justly indignant people.
for making Fremont speech in that city, ;,
Ihe Post prefers its charge Of. abolition
against Western Virginia. The people
Of Western Virginia, We learn from reli.
able sources, are fully abreast, probably
in advance Of the Eastern part of the
State. on the subject of slavery. They
more readily adopt its scientific defence
than we. because it is less practical
question with them. Property is not only
uuduly sensitive, but is timid and compro
missing. 1t is often afraid to give offence
by asserting its rights broadly and dis
tinctly. and thinks it safest to temporize
and apologize. Many old fogies, with a
hundred slaves. are like Prince Meter
mich and the Austrian Empire satisfied,
"if it will last their day" Now, on the
banks Of the Ohio. they take the ground
that slavery is the " normal condition Of
the negro race. and argue the question in
this form. in conversation. in their de-
batting clubs. and before the people, On
all subjects Virginia is unit The ques-
tion of internal improvements once divi>
Vided her, but now East and West are
alike resolved to connect the Ohio and the
Chesapeake, TO deyelope the resources of
Ihe whole State, and bind the Union to-
gether with iron links. by giving the free
States of the North-W their best out.
let TO the ocean. through Virginia soil.
The course of the Maryland and Della.
ware Senators in the pending canvass. the
jealous support of Mr.. Buchanan in Ken
lucky, hitherto an opposition State. and
the enthusiastic rally of Missouri to the
rescWe of Kansas, show that the border
States are true to the South and slavery.
May, more. Pennsylvania, Southern Ohio,
Southern Indiana and Southern Illinois
begin to take the right view of slavery.
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Notice.

pY virtue Of decree rendered in the Chllce-
- ry cause of cob Shank against Einmet J.
G'Brien and others, i'll the Circuit Court of Bar
1856, tho undersigned, a commissioner in said
cause, will make sale of the land specified in said
decree, at the courthouse of the county Of Bar
bour, on the LIST Monday of October next, being
a court day, to satisfy the decree in said cause.
The said sale will he made for so much cash in
hand will be required to pay the sum of BIG
dollars, and 6625cents, with interest from the
7th November, 1855, until paid, together with
the expenses OF making said sale; and for the res
idue Of the proceeds OF sale, credit Of six and
twelve months will be given, the purchaser be-
ing required to give bond and good security for
the sud purchase money, and lien will be rc-
TUNED on the land for the payment of the SAME.
The title TO said land is unquestionuble, but
the said commissioner will only convey TO the
purchaser such title as is vested in hiIn by said
decree SPENCER DAYTON, Conl't.
Sep. 5th, IS56-.lt
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Notice.

NTR.H. w. S. RIDDEN having taken
WI charge of the working department of my
establishment, is prepared TO execute in the We
ry best manner, all kinds Of work in the line of
Watch and Clock Making, Jewelling and Sill
versmithing, &c. Plain JeweIry and Silver
ware made TO order. J. Fl. MURPHEY.
" Positively, credit for work.
September 5th, l856.-tf
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American Hotel.

STAuNION, Va. opposite the Depot. a. N.
- BRECKENRIDGE s. Co. Proprietors. Jo-
sEpn n. WOODWARD, lutte OF the Woodward
House, Superintendent. iy IL I'm.
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DENTS HOfeI.s

! = = EStHht2s EEOEel.G L9-i.1- q q
TENHEsun dFrsighed hhsing re6ttsd this popular
i hotel, situated on the south side of Pike
street. in about the centre of Clarksburr, re-
specially invites his old friends and the public
generally, TO give him call. His aim is to keen
quiet and orderly house and afford to his guests
the comforts of home.
= His table will be supplied with all the marlse,
affords.
His bar is stocked with choices supply of the
best liquors. - $500 ,s-gg
He has extensive stahiing co injected with the
house for the accommodation of drovers and
others. 1f si:M
Every attention will be paid to all who may
favor him with call. -; rs
N. DENT, r
Je 20 Proprietor,
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\ Salt.

m SACKS Ground Alum Salt for Sale at
~ $3.50 sack, by JOHN IRWIN.
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These Pills Purify the Blood.

ever saw for tho removal of disease.
These Pills Purify the Blood.
These famous Pills arc expressly combined to
operate on tho stomach, the liver, tho kidneys,
the lungs, the skin, and the bowels. correcting
any dcrnngemcnt in ttoir functions. purifying
the blood, the very fountain of life, and thus
ring disease in al its forms.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints.
Nearly half the human race have tRkcn tlcsc
Pills: 1t has been proved in all FGrt7 Of the
world, that nothing has been found equal 70
them i'll ofdisorders OF tho livcr dyspepsia,
and stomach complaints generally. They soon
give healty t0no to those organs, howe much
derangcd, and whom all other means have failed.
General Debility. Ill Health.
Many Of the most dcspotic Governments have
opened their Custom Houses to the Introduction
of these Pills, that they may become the medi-
cine Of tho masses. Learned Colleges admit that
this medicine is the best remedy evCr known for
persons of delicate health, or whore tho system
has becn impaired, as its Iavig0ra:iug properties
never fail to afford relief.
Female mpIainis.
No female, young or old, should DO without
this celebrated medicine. 1t coTTeCts and rOgu-
in many cases ike o charm. It Is also the beat
aud safest medicine that can DO given 70 OhtI-
dren of all ages, and for any complaint conse-
quently no family should be without it.
Holloway's Pills are the best remedy known
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kinds, Stone and Gravel, Secondary symptoms,
Inward Weakness, Liver Complaints, Lowneas
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! pists and Dealers of Medicine throughout the
United States, and the civilized world, in boxes
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~ There is considerable saving by taking
| =. B.~Directions for the guidance of patients
in every disorder are affixed to each box.
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