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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-18
VOLUME XII.
Reputlita,, binoicator.

TERMS:- The s'VLNDICA TOR" Is pub'tsf-
ed ecery Saturday morning, IN Stanton, Main ST..
too doors East Of Union HoH, at Tmo D'uors per
aaaum.J paid IL adgance, and Tao Doaoy rs ana n
Fifty Cents, if delayed til after sac months. 40 pa
per will be DISCONTINUED ercept at the discretion Of
the editor, unless all claims are adjusted.
AID YER TlSEM ENTS Of ten ttAea, Tor 1ess) az
for each Subsequent continuance. Larger adcertiae
nents inserted in the sdae proportions.
u A liberal discount made to those uho ddcertise by
the year.
Professional Cards, not ereeediag serea haest~W
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For FsGna.

7 HAVE Tor rent large Room in the basement of
4 the lutheran Ghnrch, we'll suited for School
other purposes, sach as Shoe-shop, Furniture-
room, &c. dc. GEO. BAYLOR.
June IL 1855.
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.snIy 1916.

A t.iude6tctl to the undersigned, by note or &C
N count viii please come forward and make
pl onrt settlement all accounts are made out 10 Jul
~ |. 1856.
viii sell the remaining Stock of Summer Cloth
ing for the Balance OF tine season, at cost for ash
July 10, lS56. JACOB f0LLiTZ.
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s PRIN G T r A d E
r. WTON.

MANUFACTURED sud pealer in Boots and
lfl Shoes. one Door North OF G. a@ ford d Coch- |
rams Dry Good, Store, staunton, Va
May 10, lS5G-ff
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Eafl Trade.

WITH a vieT of making for fall goods,
w we will sell all our Summer goods, at greatly
reduced nrices. Ladies Dress goods particularly
VIII be sc'd ct first cost. Gail and examine, ant
Won VII ind We are in earhest.
fIPER 4 FUNKH0US SER.
Near the Woodward House.
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OF 10 Newport.

w. city thi, mofning fot New roi where they cant
not fail 20 make a sensation. lhe gentlemen were
al clad ID uils of elegant clothing purchased at the
Brown S,spe Clothing Hall of Eoeahil' wilson,
Nos. POS and 207 Chestnut street. July g.
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Professional Cards, not erceediag seren hnest~ut
BE- inserted for orc near for So OO6 months for sou

All advertising for less time than three noHAs,
seRt be charged for al the usual retes-Sl 90 per
square for the first three insertdns, ind Twenty-Five
cents for each subsequent issue. M
The ADORE rates ,rW be strictly cdhercd TO-. TIE
c;rcatatioa of the FINDICAT0R, is one Of TIC tar-
oest IN the State, on hence eae Of the best adcerata9
re dOB WORK Of al descriptions promptly
,.9 In,
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VIM. A. S TER r EFT,
Merchant Tailor.
S PRIN G GOO DIS,

> 4 Q n ON hut n n.
nEGS leave to call the attention of his trends and
- purchasers generally, to hislaree and beautiful
stock of
SPRIN GOODS,
purchased at ia low figure for cash in the Northern
cities end will lie made to order. in StBie wbch he
aters himself will please the most astiaous, ut fair
living prices. for cash, on usual time to RESPONSE
lne and pTompt customers.
lie deems Useless cnumcrdte, and viii only say
,hat bis stock embraces Cloths, CasSimeres and Vest
ing of almost every imae Unable variety of style and
material. Finishing goods, Trimmings and in fact
every. tb'sg reeeeeaiy IL dress gentleman from
hcad to foot, (ccp5sag bis 0oota ,
anyhr I and pledge himself IS fair dealing toner
1t tie patronage OF the public.
April 7, ls55. Spec copy.
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Revolutionary Soldier Gene. The
Woodstock (Va.) Tenth Legion publishes
the death of Christian Deilinger at the adj
vanced age Of % years. He served in the
revolutionary war at the age of II years.
and was present at the siege of Yorktown.
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IcnIE. JAs. n. SKINNER. ca MIeH
d,
NICHE, SKINNER & NICHE.
AT L AW,
GINA .frrnN ca

nAvE formed partnership for the practice
IL law in all the Couits OF Augusta county, and
the q. s Dist let Court for W estetn Virginia.
Nj Michie willattend, is tofore the Courts of
adjoining counties. July 8, ls5G-6mo
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&c" Subscribers should pay for their pa
pers, and then read them
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A Cure Warranted OF no Charge, in fro
Ne NrnouRY nR NAUsEGUS DRUos USED,
Dak JOHNSTON,

Hsmber of The Royal College of Surgeons, Londons
st.aluate from one of tie most eminent Colleges OF
the United States, and the greater part of whose
life has been s,ent in the Hospitals of IOrdon, Par
Is Pi.adelph D, and elsewhere, has effected some OF
siie ni,st asst rshiig cures that were ever Known
MANY troubled with ringing in the ears and head
,yheii asleep greet nervousness, beng alarmed at
saadeu sevnd> and bashiuiucss, with FREQUENT blush
sng attend ID sometimes With arrangement OF MIND
1xarp cured INN ceiatgly,
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Married persons, yourg mcu, contemplating
Marriage, being aware ef Physicist WerFaess, Or
stnc Debility, Deiormites, &c. slfer'' Immediate
IL consult Or. and be restored tn perfect health.
lie who places himself under the care of DR..
,ohnstnn NAV isiausly eoniie inhis honor. as
Gentleman and con identity rely upon his skill az
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITA AL.
DR.. JOHNSO
FENiIE Founder OF tls CtItDtAItt INSTITUTION UItTs
L the most Certain, Speedy, and only eaectuai
remedy in the world for
S t2BRET OISEAS Els

Especially w'io have Become the victims Of S"l'tf7
~ Tice that dreadful and destructive habit which
annually Sweeps to an uItimely grave thousands OF
younr m an Of the most exalted talents and brilliant
iGteect. who mig / otherwise have entran;cd lis
tening Senatas with the thanders OF el"quence, ar
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, may call with 'uil
4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28


TnE LAs7 EFzoxT oE THE Swedish NIGHTS
CAUSE.-THE London Times thus notices the re-
cent farewell song of Jenny Lind to the English
public:
'.The last piece was the well.known Echo
Song t. which, as usual, the songstress accom-
panied herself at the piano. There was some
thing suggestive in this Sweedishm melody, which,
after the reiterated echoes, as everybody knows,
terminates picRissin,0-like the music of some
sweet voice heard from long distance Jenny
Lind seemed to bestow more than ordinary pains
upon this Illusion, and fingered upon few con-
Guiding notes as if with feeling that they were
the very last to which she was ever to give ut
terence in presence Of the English public.
''If such wero really the case nothing could be
moro natural, since where so large sympathy
has boon shown, it is impossible to believe that
It has not in some measure been reciprocated.-
Jenny Lind has given US good cause to think
that She does not belong to the common race OF
artistes, and that ingratitude does not belong to
her nature. Letus, then, believe that the regret
felt at parting was not all on one side, and that
the slight RIGHTEOUSNESS which impaired an adj
ditohGl charm to those soft and just audible tones
st the end OF the Echo Song came from the heart
of this singer, and meant something more than
simple expedient resorted to for the purpose of
effect. OF one thing We ere certain-tllc last
notes of Jenny Lind will not very soon be for
"a Oy IlOSo WuO WbEo FouphtSi "
heasthem. They represented the final greeting
Of one who has rather beon idolizcd than courted
ut an ordinary public fayorite, and were listened
TO with an interest little short of painful.
tsTo portray tho scene that ensuetl is not easy.
The audience rose as one, applauded, cheering,
and waving hats and handkerchiels, with an en-
thnsiasm that defics description, The object Of
this extraordinary ovation--in which the ladies
were quite as earnest as the Geutlemen-was at
Length so moved by it that she caught thcinf
ZION from her admirers, and waved her own
handkerchief, first to the audience, aud then to
the orchestra, with heartiness that left little
doubt of her emotion. When she had gone she
was called back again, and the scene repeated
The end was worthy Of the beginning Jenny
Lind won the favor Of the English people from
the first And retained it undiminished to the
last, which recent events have proved; and as
VIC take it for granted that few be indifferent
TO what immediately concerns the welfare of one
who, not merely byrare gifts, but by good works,
has attained such distinction, we are glad of this
opportunity to assure our RAIDERS that Madame
Jenny Lind Goldschtnilt retires from public life
20 devote herself TO home which is now, and
has been since she was first married, one of l,n-
clOuded happiness"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28

Cox. sTocxToa WITnDRAws.--In the follow
Ing note to the Committee of the late North
AMERICAN Convention, Com. Stockton with
draws from the canvass in favor of Mr. Fillmore:
s9ittss:
Genslemen-our efforts TO prevent the great
American party from being sectionalized or abo.
litionizsd, have been successful. 1t has been
purgeas of all sectional and abolition men and
degmas. The National camp has endorsed Mr..
Nllmore's AmericaEism, and he is pledged to
uphold American principles and the peFpetuity
OF our reformed organization.
Ky object hes been attained, and l am no
lcager q candidate for the Presidency.
Your friend and obedt sy't,
R. +. STOCKTON"
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u PEsErMED BhEATE-Whar LAZY or gentleman would
of dIsa STeeabe breath when by
Ing the BALM or THorsGsD rLowEr den,ifrice would
only leave tie teeth white alahIs.
ter? Many persons do know their breath 10 hid, ami
subject delicate their friends Mill mention
it. Pour single drop tile "Baim" yonr tooth r:sh
and wash tbs teeth night and morning. 80 cent hot;e Will
last year.
BEAuIFCL CoNrLsxip. may be easily acquired b. using
the BALM Of thousand PoweFs II will tan, piu
pies and freckes from the akin, leaving II Of soft aud
hue. Wet towel pour three drops, and wash
the face night and morning,
SHAVING MAIZE EAsr.-W-t your shaving brush in either
cold water, pour three drops ''Bam of
Thousand F!owerS rub tlie beard well amt 1t will make
beautiful luther much facilitating the operation ufsaE
Ing Price only hfty cents.
w. p. FETRInGE. & CO.,
Franklin square, New York.
For sale by Z. II. LOGAN 8 co. jet1-1y
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.
one HJNpR3D DOLLARS, !

y
VIII be given aus SFtfst In Virginia who will exhibit
twelve pictures, Yz sikh aud six DagwesrOtges
Of ezlat merit twelve which ar. Adams Will select from
his collection opened new Gallery Forbs Jew
c'ry Store 1se Main ST. arranged the
approved principles, which equalled unless
larry situated fronting the river With easy of
coss large wen arranged with convenience for
making class pictures Of every Style and size He is
happy announce thae viii benssscd Mr. JAMES CADY
made the pctures that nwardeite high
est premium. old KeI, the aat fair Of the Atsericaa
Institute at Castle Garden or also the premium
d,cdrdea FOR Daguerreotpes at the Worlds FHirGt Paris
Mr. A. has received IRE Drerks eight ipsoas for the
suerreo:ypes exhibited at different fairs in tile United
States to their superiority and having been
ouorcd proportion the business in Wheeling
the past year expects with increased facilities no: only
retain enlarge number Of his patrons, especial
" as on lis productions
sr than display Of furniture. 4hrGogpcs single
or doubts glass Daguerrotypes plain colored equal
painting Ivory Photographs from lowest prices upo
atty dollars Our light being of French Plate Glass
aud being unobsrueted by other buildings pictures
rnade from Pictures
staatdneos from N. tn9P PM Yetthe IEhtisso soft
and mild TINT persons with eyes by per-
feet esse Cloudy days good any By this light Call
and examine before eagasing elsewhere.
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Or. J. Hedges.
FEVER s NGUE ANNIr1ILAToR!

FEVER g. AGUE ANNIEIILATOR
FEVER md -Ar,e onfls and Fever Dumb Asue, any
form Of Intermittent Fever whether recent oflons stand
ing is specially sHfel ard eeotuay cured by the Of
Or. j. Hedges Anniiilator.
This preparation entty free from all metallic poison
such rs Arsenic Mercury, hut Is compounded from eA-
tracts purely vegetable. 1t Is certain, safe and Sleaeious
remedy and can all kinds EGnther The Pro-
petor has used the article his own private practice for
several years, anin case has raed effect apsrso.
cure the directions followed. I'M posi-
bic way CAN'T Iure the hut is adapted to allageS
sexes and constitutions be given the Infant Of
month o with much safety to the adult, and can be
kept in ans climate. tuecs no snsopum no long array
of testimony, herald It's efficacy. Imert Hes within it
se-hn the invadIt will prove value than
octave volume of certificates.
Prepared ony by the PrUprietoTat stanhoPe, NJ,aud
never genuine Without Ills signature.
For SALE wholesale and retail by &C. GOOD Co., Drug
E!ss Wheeling Va and by Druggists aud merchants gene
rally throughout the United States. SCI
W. II. DEGAAiP, General Wholesale Agent
rorthe Western States,
nyT:sn rs CORTLAND ST, New York.
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r.IYe have heretofore neglected to notice

~-Ne have heretofore neglected to notice
that oar old friend and former citizen of Wheel
ing, Or. Jas. w. GALLEE, has become associate
proprietor and principal editor of the GAINESVILLE
aurora, Mr.. Muse retiring from the establish
neu.. The Doctor is vigorous writer, and
will do good service for buchanan and Brecken-
ridge, in the 3iuskingum district.
Nj. Galley was Wing, but being fully con-
WINGED that the contest was between Buchanan
and Fremont, he could not hesitate to declare in
favor Of the former, and to take an active part
in favor Of Peace and the Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28

eV-It Is now said that the Car is sincere in
his desire 70 abolish serfdom. plan for its
grsduGl sxtenCtion now commands the attention
Of the Russian Government II is proposed to
rEiss loan, b. means Of which the Government
wiIl purchase the ssrts from the private owners,
and men liberate theu unds taih conditions
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. IT.. aCiliaen.' 2 Of New YorIs, papeF Of

& f-The. "Citizar, of New York, paper of
large circulation and influence, and formerly
neutral IN politics, has come ont for buchanan,
This is an important acquisition to the Demo
cratic ranks, end much increases the strength
Of. that party in New York The number for
Saturday next win contain a.letter from the
powerful pen of John Mitchell, in favor of the
Democratic candidate for the Presidency The
.,Ci6zenr Is edited by John: McClenehan, is
neatly printed, and well conducted, and has
circulation Of 10000
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28
4 PHENONENON5 IN MEDICINE.
Health x entored aud LTfc LemSihensd: /!
DR.. MORSE'S
T VIC o. r 4 sTrTz ~ q 90 r DIT q L..

first the properties attributedto MORsE's INvIG0-
i.t1 RATING CORDIAL rere deemed abnions. The pub
lie often deceived. cOhIOt believe the simple and sublime
truths announced BY ts discoverer But facts nenlaie
" o. Lis Ta;,
IS oyRRTIIRoWS.
The Cordial remedies all cases, the deplorable eSils
arising misuse abuse Of the various organs It
restores FILL vgor delicate function connected with
csasar reproductioH Of GpnMn he. To persons
feeble muscular frame, or deficient in vital power, us
Commended the onl % communicating that cner-
whichts necessary TO the proper enjoyment Of all the
beneficial effects confined 70 either any
Tile feeble GIRL the ainG wife the lstess eneTynted
youth the 9Ver.ToEn man Of business e Victim nervous
depression, the Individual sners from debility
weakness Of single organ, VIII all ind Immediate
noyalor 10 those Eho have Aprespositon to paralysis
i VII prove eo,npletS aud nl4n aafe-EuaFd against
trtded with ;heIr eclstutous that lhink themselves
far beyond the reach Of medicine Let not even these de-
sper The Cordial deals with dfssdss eeisfs Without
reference to causes, and will not only remove the disorder
REBU1LD tue DRoKES CONSTITUTIONS.
The arrangements Of the system, leading dis
that would require column to enumrratc the inln
dies for Which This preparation Is a sgee,ie lew eEsy
ent paralysis e1daehe, hystern, pSptat"n Of the heart,
seEs sesaic, o s s aan55 orps " he
liver, mental depressionl Of the VIII, indisPaon
dreams inability foreman In place position,
ness Of the progressive sexa ng
male sfresulsItes tendency 70 enia-
Of the PASTORS ard NIL herzenness that does proceed
from organic causes beyond tho reach OF medicine.
PERSONS OF PALE COMPLExI0H,
consumptIve habits restored by the Of battle
bloom aud vor, changing the akin from pale, yei
low, sicxly color. to bestiiul 6osld complexion.
CAUTIoN
Dr. MoFseS InYgoranE Cordial has been ccunterfeited
by unl.riucii piled I'erze1s.
In future all the genuine Cordial will have the propretOri
fac-simile pasted over the cork Of each bottle and the ol
lowing NoFds blown ia tie glass: qS
CDR Mcrse's Invigorating Cordial
c. II. RING, PROPRIETOR, n. YIN
70 The Cordial IS put mp, highly concentrated, pEht
bottleJ Price IS per bottle, two s., SIC.
sod 5yalt DrEagiSts and DerssFs IN hsdteias
For all D.: BAU0HL1SS BCSuF1ELD, la
49, Wholesale Druggists,
-ts22Ed3sn 10. % Afhnfne
u. o. M0EASSES.
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THr OVERLAND Mans TO INDIA AND CHINA.-
We have often been asked, says the Washington
Star, for information in regard to the departure
of the Nails from England to China. The fol-
lowing may be interesting to those who have
correspondence with the East
The mails leave Southampton on the 4th and
Goth Of each month"; and arrive at Gibraltar
about the 9th and 25th Of same month; arrives
at Malta about the 14th and 30th of same month;
arrives ut Alexandria about the 18th OF same
and 4th of following month.
Leaves Suez about the Goth or 2lst of same
and 9Th OF 9th OF following month; arrives at
Alden about the 25th or Goth of same and 10th
or 18th of following month.
Leaves Alden about the 26th or eth Of same
and day Of arrival for Bom6ay, and 18th to 18th
for China, &c.
Indian Navy steamer arrives at Bombay about
the 3D. TO 9th and 18th to 2lst Of following
month.
p. and o. steamer arrives at Point de Gale
about the 9Th or 7th and 22d to 23d of following
month leaves Point de Gale for Pulo Penang
the same day, if the steamer has already arri-
yed which takes the mail on; arrives at Pulo
Penang about the 18th or 18th and 2Sth and
18th Of following month; arrives at Singapore
about the 18th or 10th and 8lst or LIST Of follow.
ing month; leaves Singapore about u hours af-
ter arrival arrives at Hong Kong about 22d
or 9th and 9Th or 10th of following month (;
leaves next day for Shanghai.
Two mails leave England-one on the 9Th and
Goth of each month--yia Marsclles. and arrive
ct Alexandria about the same time as the South
amptOn mail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28
a REWARD IS OFFERED!

a REWARD is OFFERED!
For detection any person countcrfeng, nnting
or the vender any counterfeit imitation IiI
HAYES HOLLAND BITTERs The genuine highly con-
centraed Holland Berss put upin halfrnt bottles only
having the na,ue of proprietor, u. PACE, Jr, boxnn
them and Ills around the neck of each and every
bottle
This delightful AromG has been received By Americans
which is only extended really scientific
preparations Wien consider the marked success Attend
in. the stubborn cases Of Fever and
Aguc Weakness any kind Dyspepsia Heartburn, Acidy
the Stomach, Sick and Nervous Headache, Indigestion
Cosvcness and Piles together with complete control it
exercises aNervous, Rheumatic, and Neuralgic Alec
tions, We cannot wonder its popularity. Well may the
invalI value this remedy. s-af
S-soldat 81 per bottle or bottles for IS. by the
rroprietors BENJAMIN PAGE, Ja. 8 CO.
Manufacturing md Chemists, corner Smith
field and Third streets, PtsburEh and By
.s,srs L1EGHLLNS.tE BUSHFZELD,gfs
jua9 Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28
t:D-1I i ,FsY,S MA GJGAl4 PAIN EN
+ tNFS AIJTOR.

fsif5c @slsIfAG1OE6t
The great and principal es,aEaeterisss OF DAl3eAs
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAcT0 consist:
1stof lis nsyel failing unique as soon as
appel to any external iniury, 10 CHECK iNEtAFoS in
stantIy and rapdlyto reduce 1t feature constitutes
It's great power to alleviate the pain Of burps and ssalts and
of other pain diseases In 50 Incredibly short ap9se OF
time and as VIII appear the few testimonials hsFeunse
annexed Every Intelligent mind Is alS eyare that, IN an
cases Of external injury the IS prolssed by 'PeaHIa-
ton the injured parts md thcrerc II you remoTe te
cause, the effect must cease.
sd Its ppea;tye properties neptraliEe the poison that
may urk tn system, and Will applied to the sores
draw rapidly AL impure TO the Surface aud eject IT.
hence the great discharge produces from sores oeessi9nea
by burns and when applied to old and nveerate sores sails
Rheua or other eutsneous dlsease5.
10 PliS ExrRAcroR Is GESriSE unless tile has upon
astce Plate Engraved Label with the signature Of "
CLIcHENER & CO.. Prerrietors, and HENRY DALEY
others counterfeit, Price % cts per
ulor,less should be addressed to c. V. elskcner
tn LOGAN 4 Co.
ju27m Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28

Decidedly Cool.-Takea look in ut the Bridge corr
ner Drug Store, and you sol 1sooks cool and it
tastes cool and e Is cool It's yorthE walk from away
down town, hot day, taEea LOOK at his Fountain,
where flowers and marble nn glass all blend
eiato thing he:uty,' say nothing of tg sparkling
rninerAlwater and rich, fruit and srups The water
tcoiesosee ard Ts, lPes and fountains lined
with Block tit aud no ei,ege does water
with copper lead. Stop in at slte
au,,1v,rrt. f,r, ,N.Y-1, .V,Y,Y-rl cI,,Dr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-28
za AYERS cATHART1c PILLS.
Pills that are pills

PROF HAYES State Cemist Of Massachusetts, ays they
are the best ofan Pills ami annexed the who certify
that poet Hayes knows, VIZ:
LESJUEIs SHAW, Chic: Justice of the Supreme Court
Massachusetts.
EMORY wAsnBURN, Gov. OF Mass.
W. c. PLUNKETT, Lieut. Gov. OF Mass. lr.e
EDWARD EVERETT, Ev-seo. Of state senator the
u. States.
R6BERr c. WINTHROP, ry-speaker House of Reps,
LU. s. ~
ABBOTT LAWRENCE. Stnists, plenipotentary to Grea,
Britain.
John d. FlTZPATRIcK, Catholic Bishop of Boston.
dGcn Lflnt arc Men!
Among the diseases hls Pill has curod with astonishing
pidity, We may mcptiops 5
C0stivcncss, bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn ITeaace arising foul Stomach, Nausea,
Indge4 Morbid nacticn of the Bowels, and pnn arising
tcrcfrom Fatucncy Of Appetite, all uccrous and
scrofua or Kings Evil They ALSO purifying the blood
and stimulating systom, uy complaints which IT
would supposed they could reach such Deafness
Partial llindrss Neuralgia and Nervous IrritaOly, De-
rangemeus of the Ltver and Kidneys Gou aud other k-
red complaints arising from low Of the body, OBJ
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