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DR.. j. Hedges
FENER- e AGJE ANNIHILATOR!

FEVER and Aguc, CAMS and FSver, Dumb Asue, any
ior, NJ Ints,atcnt Fever Whether recent or Of long stand
ing speedily safely, and eectnally cared By the nse Of
~. J. Hedges Ann:hIlator.
Th preparation is entirely all metallic poison.
such as Arsenic or Mercury, but compounded from ex-
tract. purely vegetable It's certain, safe and cHcnGIous
remedy, can all Kinds of weather. The Poo
rieor has Used the article his private practicoor
several years, and in has it failed to effect perfect
cure when directions have been followed In posi-
way inure te ysten, hut is adapted to all
sexes constitutions lie gvento the infant of a
olLh much safety to the adult, and eau be
Kept in any climate I: encomum long array
of testimony herald Its eeaer. It's merit lies within 1t
seIfand invalid it viii prove Of value than
octave volume Of certificates.
Pserare cnly by the Proprietor s.aniopc n. j. and
never genuine NithOa; his signature.
For sale wholesale and retail by A. c. GooD& Co., Drug
g:sts weel, Va, and by Druggists and merchants
rally throughout the United Stakes.
W. II. DEcAAIP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
my7:Gn as CORTLAND ST, New York.
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egeThe late difficulty between Persia and
England is said to have been caused by the mis-
conduct ofthe English ambassador, Mr. Murray,
who persisted in Keeping in his house beauti-
fl Persian lady, the sister of the Shah, after ha-
wing provided for her husband by giving him
an appointment in the British consulate-the
Shall, it seems, not being willing to leave his
relative any longer in such a position.
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ONE HIJNl0RED DoLLARs.


VIII given any artist Virginia WHO will exhibit
pictures viz: six mJrONes and six D1gaerroips
of eqaul merit twelve Which Adams will
his collection. Hehas opened Gallery FOs
e!ry Store lss Irnn ST. with szyg srrange the most
approved principles which be eqaailed unless smI-
larry situated fronting the With easy
coss large and wen arranged, with every
making class picturcs of every Stale and size lie Is
happy to announce that he El assisted Air.
the artist who made pictures high
est prernut cod s at the last fair of the -imsricIn
Tnitaie Castle Garden, New York, also the vrtin
atrted for Dasuerrcotypes the H0E& Fair at Parts.
Nh a. has received frs eos AMI eight dpionds for the
best Dasnerreotyprs exhibited different the Unitrd
States which tu attest their superiority and having been
houored large proportion Of The business nWheelng
the past year expects with Increased facilities not only to
enlarge number of his patrons cspecal
y he relies the intiic merits of his productions rSt
than display furniture ID5rOtes either single
or douDIe gaa Daguerro.ypes plain coOre equal to
painting Ivory Photographs from the lowest prices MP to
fty dollars Our light being male of French Plate Glass
being by other buildings pictures can be
made from suartss sunset Pictures children taken in
StqatGHeousy from NJ to8P.M. Yet the light soft
and mild that persons with eyes sit by with per-
feet case Cloudy days gosd any BY this light Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
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Maj. A. a. Armstrong, now in Washing
ton, publishes a letter, giving information as to
the numbers of the hostile Indians now operating
against the settlements in Oregon, their eficien-
cy, and capacity for carrying on the war, also
their possessions in horses and cattle, and comes
to the conclusion that the country now the seat
of war is lost to the whites, unless the most cf-
cient steps be taken.
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This ia to certify, that abnunt nine since
tackled with pain IN my RICH, HsS We sen, sent Tor Phys
swollen; andit continued to until it had increased
Ulcers 10 the twenty formed
knees which fcquentls laid Open to the bong. and
out Of which came particles Of 9ns to The number OF 90
''-' O''s o '-' = TRIES TRIES C0uNfRY AIR
was then HsrfUrd county this States the phSSi-
eia there told m mother and friends h. coai heal the nj
ed with fer seven weeks using the knife frequently tax
ing from the ulcers proud flesh and pieces OF bone without
when rprlie agony great frlt nds
couiI stand w and suffer thought at this time
there cue for from knee 10 my ankle was not
freely White l1s Win no sign Of blood and at times when
would scratch my fingers white Pus would issue teTefroni
"''A'' VIA "'''' baltimore a1Y moMEi
then returned 10 baltimore, MY old home, expecting
70 B the advice Ofy friends used various remedies
Of Which gave only relief continued grow
worse swelling came on my left hip and AFTER severe pain
also iOrs ON srne which my physicians cut ont
only Of saving my life. Alter this yet another form
cd right nrn and also INV left groin also
ed those who them was reduced to mere skeleton,
DEATH A Relief
felt Sah wonl1 have been reieftome. Ihad tried ply
SSss a been cured g APToNs vEGEF&HhE TSc
TURF Of disease similar to the vas laborng under,
advised to try 1t. At this tins had been afflicted full
a 7zss aSSss 'sa's 'l.'ns D'""0"' 'f1'''''f
the first bottle Of which Inspired with hope and by the
tune had taken {s SGs ret so much improved that
tnued its usest improving NJ ulcers healed and new
further detail, happy leg also healed,
and general renovation OF health has taken place, and
alone Ihave given faint of my suffernss hut
ms friends who read this will bear testimony to THAT
Nst1Ptoas Isgssl5e T1aeturs,"
and viii AL who afflicted as have BEEN to use
y A''' 'ns u'4,S'' ''44l' EDWIN NJ. spRAvKLrN,
3doOrs north Of Pratt 81.
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% q very able discussion ON Slavery is go
ing forward in the New School General ASSEM-
bly, So far it has been conducted with good
temper, and with an evident advantage to the
conservative side cftile question. DIR. Parker,
Of this city, and Dir Ross, OF Alabama, spoke at
much leugt ana with great ability, against the
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ODD FEI1,ows, DIRECTORY

fODD FELLOWS 43lfkE4S>1 SAES1
rirgInsus lodge No. 3s-slests every THURSDAY
evening At the Ham, MARKET and Monroe street,
VIZ zIsK, \. G.; b II clry, Secretary.
Monday evening. Z Br1rE4, y G s =: F'rris, seers-
tary.
VIM. Tell Lodge No. S3.-Nrsets as above eve
~ Wednesday evening. II. BrSeESsTOcE, y c. 4. w
Heser, seeretary.
WhceIInE lodge No. 80 Meets every Monday
evening At Hail. corner Market and Quincy streets D.
D. IIrRrEr, y. G.; Til, Y. Bsrrystti, Secretary.
PnnoIn Lodge 40 S2.-Aesss as above every
Friday evening. X. CARrWRicEr, \. CT VI W Btia
cAGrd, Secrctary.,
Ahrnu,-s EsnEnn,Pulsnt 40. 1.-NIects at the
Han corner Market and Monroe streets, the st and third
Tuesday eveutnzs Of each month. WV. BLANCHARD C. p
S IT. PearAoa. Scribe.
VIM. Tell Rnenmpmeut No. 3&.-Meets, as
above the ssooad an oSrth Tuesday evenings of each
month. JoHS @. HorrnAs. G. p; HR> FsisgaFasr
Scribe.
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NTAsoNIo DIRECToRY

ohio lodge No. I0I.-Meets at Masonic Hall,
corner Market and Monroe Streets st and third Mon
day evenings of each month G. ". SONS W. NJ r n.
BdsssEt, Secretary.
Wheeling To- ge no. I2S.-sIeets as above on
the rss and tiig saturday evenings of each MONTH j. H.
WILLIAMS, ". Ms n. Pearsoa, Secretary
wheeling Union chHPter Ne. 19.-Sieets As
above on the sSeos Monday evening of eaehmonh. W G.
ScoTT, II. p; y. 4. Clarke, Secretary.
wheeling EncanlPncat No. Meets as
shove on the Jst Monday evening of each MONTH w. j.
EATEs, G. c., a. LossRg, Recorder.
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PuxcH or HEADAcHE-The female headaches
arc quite innumcrablc, but they arise principally
from yexation and disappointment. They may
be divided into "nervous" and "sick head
aches. The nervous is irritable and cannot bear
being spoken to; the sick is Respondent, or
stllSy, and bursts into tears at the least contra
6iction. When lady cannot have her own
way, headache is the painful consequence
An unpopular visitor, brought home accidental
Ii to dinner, will produce an alarming attack Of
headache, and the symptoms that successfully
follow are instant loss of appetite, deafness,
peevishness; hysteria, and finally precipitate
retreat to the bed room. The poor servants feel
the effects of the beakacheas much as any one
and do not stop in the room longer than they
can help. These unfortunate headaches are
very frequent about that time Of the year vhen
every one Is, or is supposed to be, out of town,
and DO not cease until the patient has been
carried to the seaside for change Of air. The
1nilaer forms Mill vanish upon the application Of
a piece Of jewelry OF. II the f5nehead Is wrap
Cd mp Ia q new shawl, sastonishing with what
iaity the pain disappeaFs Sometimes a
iiiting 81 the scene IS requisite, and thus Q box
a opeE has been known % produce an in
s3uiheou5 cure e7eD when the h,a lache in
io4l has IN q die ai0si stunbiil d prrips
3. aud tlt i4a played has beca one Of
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Dr. SIorse's Invigorating Cordial hs.
by some unprinciplei persons.
In future all the genuine Cordial will have the proTtas
fac-simile pasted the cork Of each bottle AID tie Vi
lowing words blown in the glass:
"Dr Morse's Invigorating C-rd'al "
C. II. RING, PIoPRIETOR. y. Y.
T1,e Cordial Is Put up, highly ia Pint
bottles Price So per BEETLE tWo FOR s., sin Tor $ls
For sale 10y LAUGHLISS & BGSTFIELD,
ml26l3n Wholesale NctTr-
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTOUNDING CURE!

TINIS young gentleman living in miist-tosc
who know him viii bear testimony that his sfns and
by calling ut 30 Baltimore Street-ntiers In his
possession List the seepcal him-lie Will testify that
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MIGHTY YYiIEHoN ~ ILDItINA :.
Or. MORSES

1 y vi GO RATING CORDIAL.
MOT only relieves, Iut nctnnilr cster'aaai. al u,rrnu.
diseases by removing their canes aud "ihnr Up
and Certifying ;he whole Ii: steal i;,li
SOstey inNulurrahle to all atack of tbs varatr
relapse is therefore iiH Is;, GSpn,,
combines TeculiarItics before associated in
cine. Wle acts specifically upon Tie
sscretIns, purifying and nOvHtins LUi. and tore
attd regularity Of action to tie stomach and h"Eti..
To every relaxed org1u, IL imparts de" muscular
strength. anil capacity endure i.ii.r. tu
neLtl, that IS perfectly astonishing IT, ase,t a'st
Taccd, ever! fibre IS rrsrung; and >,;sprI.si
either IN Is rsstOrsi full yigur All 9th,
ouics and sHuaEis produce re-ac;Hn hut 1t IS t e'-
DE. MORSE's INvIG0RNTING C0EpIAI.
to Operate uussi The influence it ezer;s is Uniform anl
INJECT NEW LIFE
into tile whole system. Tie Impotence OF age; the
tio produced by ndulrucvT weakness that
and Inotion Rrr relieved or cured by single
rtjuNinatiug preparation
Among the diseases for w!icltit infalliir sei, tie
following may E enumerated: Nervous lncurac!i Mat;
Barrenurss Mysteries; Female irregularities Neuralgia
Nervous Headache; Low Spirits; Feelings fsc9sasgf,ut
Despair; Involuntary Weeping; Mental C1iii..p: H.
sIgntHl Incidence; Loss Appetite; Annexation:
RtlaNatinu; ITrHhily DSspt pSa; ToTIur EAt.
Nervous Cough; Unpleasant EncriOns; Foul Br,lh tt
niarit.s OF the HuWcIs SteePCssncSs EnHG ETOsE'ary
Signing; Anxiety Causeless Fears Mouonsus; ,li-.
Cus Melancholy and species compliant connected
whether Immediately OF rcInotclW Tie fuuSt'Hsof!e
nerves.
TO THE MARRIED AND SINGLE in ercry iyieats IAv.-
zeal eSgency, this uurvael, safe aud
the whole system, aad by communicating 20 f!e crsn-
isu the energy which nature las denied, nsis,ner
stroyci, it inevitably procns life, le contributes to IS
enjoyment.
Tile testimonials its efficacy are from otsh
standing leading medical men, and, acI embraces
profession, occupation and class.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-rventy years expert
ncnt application Justify the proprietorin WARRANT
instantly, without the least injury hair sEin
Made and Sold applied n nine private rOom) atBATCI
ELORs Wig Factofy 280 Broadway, New YORK. lie sure
get wN nAIcuELoR's, there is worthless Intuition.
The genuine Is sold in wheclias by
t. II. LOGAN & CO.,
my2T:m Bridge Corner Druggists.
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QUorrM0 BRIrtsn AUTHORITIES British proce-
dents In our courts are considered standard au-
thorities for reference on doubtful points of law.
The late Judge Daniel, Of Virginia, used to tell
with great glce how, when young man on the
circuit, he saved a clients life, solely because
the opposite counsel quoted from British author
itics. II occurred during the last war, when
the English squadron under Admiral COck6urn
was ascending the Potomac river, burning aud
and plundering the villages along its banks. A
negro man was arraigned for the murder Of one
Of his own color; the offence was clearly proved,
and the only chance for his escape was slight
informality in the indictment. The prosecuting
attorney in reply to Mr.. Daniels defence Of his
client, quoted from British authorities, showing
clearly that the ground taken by the latter was
untenable While he was quoting and speaking,
at intervals, bang! bang! Jaaqi went the cannon
from the British squadron.-Danicl rose to ans
wer and with great tact seized hold of the strong
point of his opponents cause, turning IT com
pletely against him.
Gentlemen, said he to the justices on the
bench the prosecuting attorney quotes on this
occasion, British authorities British authOri-
ties, gentlemen Can there be any one in this
Ofpatriotism, as at such moment to listen to
British authorities, when British cannon are sha-
king the very walls OfthiS court house to their
foundation? pause for a reply.
Up jumped one of the justices, highly excited
ut this appeal, and thus addressed the prosecu-
ting attorney:
Look here, Mr. A..44, you had better strike
q Decline from this court house, with your Brit
ish authorities, or I'll commit youl Prisoner,
you can gol Crier, adjourn the COURT British
authorities be d=h"
The prosecuting attorney was struck all in
heap at these ertrG Judicial proceedings, and
resigned his Office the very next day.
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WARM WORK AT THE POLLS, TODAY!

Keep COOL gentleman! 'rs easily and pleasantly done by
dropping in at the
BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE,
and taking glass of their -hiRerGf Tate'-vhich they
serve up with a great variety of rich syruPs my2s
a CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR. DCPONCO's GOLDEN FEMAPE PILLS are infal-
in removing soppaEes irregularities of the
THESE Pills nothing new, but have been used by the Doc
many years, both In France and America, with
parallee every and he Is urged by
thousand ladies who have used them, make the pills pub
lic alienation of suffering any Irregular
Whatever well preventive those ladies whose
health viii permit increase Of family Pregnant fe
males tns suppOsing themselves cautioned
against using these Pills, the proprietor
sponsbiy admoniiion, although their mild
would prevent any injury healtli otherwise these
Pills are recommended Directions accompany each box.
Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retail by
sEa LAuGIlLINs r BUSITFIELD,
Gent Agents for Ohio county,
No25 Monroe st.
Alsofor sale by T. II. LOGAN & co.
bridge Corner Druggists.
Al orders must addressed the above General Agents
they will supply Pfuprietors prices, aud send
tie Pills condenaIy to ladies by uail, by enclosing 81 to
either, Mt the Wheeling Post-oficc.
y B-Dr. Duponco's Golden pills, signature ~. DupOn
CO.. on every box other genuine For particulars
Circular of Agents npe5-1y
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NERVOUS. s RHEUMATIC AFFECTTONS!!
HOLLAND BITTERS.
eve have used this medicine ourselves, and In many
cases with the greatest The celebrated
German Physicians are recommending IT. During this
chaneeabie weather. while most persons troubled with
nervous and rheumatic Affections viii be found valuable
remedy. n-.adats ZettuRO.
-Sod at 81 per bottle, OF six bottles IS, hy the
proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, in. & Co.
Manufacturing and Chemists, Smith
aeiL aud Third streets, Pittsburgh, md by
LAEGRLLNS &c BUSKEIELD,
my25 Wheeling, vs..
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The Erentest lIedicnl Discovery OF Iho
Age

The greatest Medical Discovery of Ihc
Age is
AYERS cATHARTIc PILLS.
They dom help complaints but they cure them.
One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Thrce Boxes cured the worst cases of scrofula
Two Boxes have cured Eryspelas.
One box always the Jaundice.
Three BOXES cleanse the System from BOIls-
often less than one does 1t
Two Boxes have completely cured the Of Ulcers
the legs.
Small do.es seldom, fail to cure the Piles.
One the Headache, arising from foul stOm-
ach.
Strong doses, often repeated expel every from the
body. They should be given children who always
more or less afflicted With this scourge.
Asa gentle Physic they have equal.
one Box cures Deransement OF the Liver.
Half a Box cures Cold.
every disease.
As Dinner Pill there not their equal In the world
They are purely vegetable, and do HARM but do
compllsh an tnaccountabe amount Of good.
Prepared by DE- j. C. ArkR Practical Chemist Lowell,
Massachusetts by all Druggists dealers in Med
feline throughout this section.
a. c. GOOD q co... Wheeling,
aps Wholesale and Retail Agents.
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entire Instantly ALL frequently eariay by arrll
cation.
Piles are known by the heat itching pain OF the anus.
Needing piles caused, somstmcs by the fans of the
whole bowe which then press the intestinal canal against
the hack and keeps blood from returning the
vessels similar blood being Sept the top m
ger Elen stra tied tight round sUch is frequent, and
ero:uou ulcers form thercn then pro.
perfect abdominal supporter aud compress to
the roctu and continue the save above also rub
well the Joins and abdomen time, and the
natural belts that support the bowels Willie contracted and
made strong, your life will II properly ap
Piled every case VIII he cured. 1t never fails.
W. JESkIss, El, of Columbus, Ohio, Secretary of the
Ohio Insurance Company who taken to New York in
extreme debility, with Piles, to have operation performed
by the celebrated De- Mott, the only chance to his
life, accidentally heard of the PAIN EXTRACTOR states,
For years. disease deaed medical skill grew
untlfe became intperabie; he speedily curedhy Dali
Lzr's PAIY ExTRlcrta.'
No PAIS ENTRAeToE crSrtxE unless the bOx has
it Steel Plate Engraved Label With the signature of c. V.
CLICKENER CO.. pronrIetors, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer. Price % cts. per box.
g-I Orders soui be addressed to C. Y. ClieSener
Co., 81 barclay st. New York. T. II. LOGAN & Co.
my2I:m Wheeling, Va.
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PnNDIlRToE q HRAETY EdftoEs
Published Cornero Of Main and Qnincy-sts,
ExrRAxcE oy. ourxeT s1REET, NJ
b E a TT Y 81 CO.
TERMS.-p4ILY. gs5, gamma. ca SO
WEEKLY. Ter aanup' "
-W.HEEL1NG. Va
TauRsBAY MORNING, MAY 90, 1856.
-
I've ozrat1fisli to lean that the Hughes
Printing Telegraph Instruments finished, and
WiI Be Immediately placed upon the line be-
tween this city and Philadelphia. We are as
sured, upon undoubted authority, that the ma
chimes so far as It has been possible to test them
through coil Of one hundred miles IN length,
hare realized the most s7ngui1e expectations of
.3if. Hughes and his friends, and there appears
to be no reason to doubt but that the invention
win speedy work an entire revolution IN tele-
Graphing throughout the world This iuyeation
may be called printing press and telegraph
Instrument combined, toT !. prints all messages
IN plain Roman capitals, with uueTTing correct
ness, and at an almost incredible rate of speed.
Averaging, In the ordiUary dispatch Of business,
from q, 600 to $4,000 letters per hour. The
Hughes instrument clearly demonstrates the
-pIaGticahfiity Of sending and receiving messages
Ia opposite directions over the same wire at the
same instant Of time, and with the utmost ease,
regularity and certainty. It will consequently
require but ono wire and one operator, at any
given point, 10 send and receive as much bust
ness az can be transmitted BY the aid of four or
five operators and an equal number Of wires
under the Morse system. Another equally inn
poTtant popularity connected with the Hughes
invention is the undoubtcti fact that It will work
perfectly invcry ongcircuits, and with uperring
accuracy in all states Of the tmosphere-neither
mist rain nor snow having any perccptible eff
feet. Therefore, at seasons when the Morse and
House instruments are utterly powerless, even
IN circuits Of of 90 miles, there is every reason
TO believe that the Hughes instrument will work
reliably in circuits OF 1000 and 1000 miles. -
The simplicity and durability of the new ma
chine will compare favoTably with the Morse,
aud is vastly superior in these respects to the
House Instrument. The governing principle Of
this invention is wholly dissimiar to that of the
Morse, House, and all other telegraph insiru-
-ments, and, consequently, there can be no diff
Guilty on the score of the patent, which, we I'M
,Velstand, has been sold for about 1925, 600 OF
$3.50, 000to the American Telegraph Company,
new Association having its headquarters in
this city, but composed of gentlemen of the
highest responsibility residing in different sec.
tons of the United States and the British North
american Provinces, and of which tits sufficient
to say that Peter Cooper is the President, and
and Wilson G. Hunt Treasmer.-lTeD Tork
TFib1lae
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RlLrlunnr. NInrch 81. IS

LIKE MANY OTHERS. TO THE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
ma HI'TOY.S VEGETABLE 2YSCTE RE-
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CUATION no TRAVELLERS.

careful to proSure supply oFp. j. Hotelters stomach
Bit,ers as 1t Is now coueee by all tried this in-
valuable medicine that assisted, and when
traveller subject various changes and diet,
as he is compelled to be- these Filters the only reliable
medicine now In Market that they what represent
We only refer the people generally who have tried
them aud speak volumes great regulator of
the stomach.
IB-For By Druggists andhOtels generally.
LAUGHLINs BUSuFfELD.
myS9 t. H. LOGAN 6 CO.. Agents
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spRoIAL NOTICE S.
TO PRINTERs.

TO PEsINTERs.
We arc prsparS to turnh Printers with wades superior
News, Book and lob Inks. wehaye noE on hands
Vows TAX han.t press 9aEk sflnS;
News GulI. power press Light esrech'
Skoatt EaIx, DnrIS Green.
Finc Rlnclk.a NGlt9W.
red inik Gold size.
EXIFn Fine do. SnEhtsh.
I,Irht fSlar, sc. &c. sc.
An Inks sold b Us warranted to he soei and II found not
to be 50. esn be re,urne,l at our eNl,snss.
iai1 BEATTY Co.
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Piles neglected, often prove fatal, leads to consump
tom anont the parts three times day with DALLEY's
PAIN EXTRACTOR. II form in the then
insert the 'spe Syringe" flied with Extractor, and gradu
ally discharge sae syringe Withdrawn. It never
fails of rirrleucs, noF to give
entire Instantly ALL frequently curing by arp
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A COMFORTABLE Dxcliias House on IF,r,,.i-..
N containing rooms, and convenient to :Ss 'tfes
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