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THE MARKETS.
STAUNTON PRICES.
. . H. S,,scfofo. b,t Skoo,les Mn

STAUNTON PKIOEN.
Corrected fo,. tie Spectator By Stda'es Martin d To-
Flour -+-@~' Sot.
CORS MEAL. .tVCtS.
GRAIy,~Wheat, (Red,) sl.OO; White, Sl1O.-Corn,
S7c--Rye, 65c--0dts, 95c.
SEEDs,-Flax, $i.GC
BUrrEa,-Firkiu, I211Sc.-Rol, 1s]4@l5c.
LARD, ...........--- '.'''''A,
BACON, Observation-Disclosures. .............'''LS
PLAsrnR-Lump Sl2i%-Ground, Sl4H.
SALr,-Ashton, S31.-Narshall, Sc. Alum, S21s
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JAMES e. GILLESPIE still continues to do
81 all kinds of Plain and Ornamental PAINTING,
GRAIxIYG, GLAZING, PAPER HAYGISG &c, on the most
reasonable terms,
IA Letters on business addressed to him at Staun-
ton, Va, will receive prompt attention.
July 8. 1S56.-ly.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.-As Commission
- err appointed by the Circuit Court of Augusta
county in the case of John Crawford Benjamin We'll
Ter, Moses II. McCue. and James /. A. Trotter V. S.
Marshall K. Fultz, George Rankin, Alexander Walker,
and Others; shall on Ftiday, tie SM dug Of August
next, at the residence of George Rankin proceed to
SELL to the highest bidder, ON credit of six months,
the following property, to Wit l Grey Mare, Grey
Colt, il Head of Cattle 25 Head OF Hogs II Head of
Sheep, l Plantation Wagon, Cart, Pair of Gear,
Big Pillow, Harrow, Set of Harrow Teeth, / Wheat
Fan, 3 Shovel Flows, lot of Blacksmith Tools 6
Bedsteads and Bedding for same large Table,
small do, Clock, Barrow, l Cupboard, 9 Sets of
Chairs large Kettle Wagon Saddle, 3 Grain Cra-
dies, Moving Scyhes and on the 4th Monday ofAu-
gust next will SELL to the highest bidder in front of
the Courthouse in Staunton, NEGRO MAN named
Elijah. j. ID. HANGER, Com'r.
MI
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NJ EW SEGAh AND IObACCo SURE,
~ oPpohTE THE VIRGINIA. HOTEL, dma dai0nntnY
md aa bey i leave 70 announce that
haze '', onsnsd n SEGSR AID TOBACCO ESTAB-
IISiJS}ENT ot ta above mentioned stand where atll
times nav be found SEGARS of all the most admired
Brands Of imported and domestic manufacture, with
Cbaw;no and Smoking Tobacco of the very hest kind
n,on,isaI sxna;ance of mani Years in tho above bns
moss and i5orn"S tmowledre of tbe same iustifes
me in sayina that can supply all demands and ad
minister to The taste of the most invcterae tobacco
chewcrs and smokers | hope my MANY friends will
5 to establish myself here promising them strict and
Sa;thfui attention. To business
WILLIAM BARKAIAN.
Staunton. Nav %. 1856.
~; :, - 5,,,I,S y NV L. ,yToYT -.
G 10y. .on =; ,a - ,ooJ tb;nas 70 cal, ~
~ Vites an persons W wu. y, SGyu wo a. S.nao
stanton He has ON hands and is constantly receiv
ing supplies of FRUITS, consisting of Oranges, Lem
ons. pine Apples Figs, Prunes Dates, Rasins, Fresh
Peaches put up in cans Preserved Ginger and Pickles
Iso NITrTS off lIE kinds and CANDIES of yari-
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ft RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
RICHARD II. MEADE, ROBERTS BAKER,
Graduate Of the Phila
College of Parmacy
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NTOTICE.-The partnership between the under.
~ signed, in the LUMBER business, was dissolved
bv mutual consent the 18th day of May last Per-
sons having claims against the firm will present them
for payment and those indebted will come forward and
settle The business will be carried on by John Wei
lcr WHO will furnish TO order Pasteag Laths and all
"'''N WELLER Il PARKINS.
Nh. Sidney, June 2j l85G.--ts25.
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June II, 1856. Ex'or. of Jas. A. Cochran, decd.
c5g- Vindicator and Rockingham Register copy tbs.
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The parties interested in the foregoing decree, will
please take notice that have appointed the 1871 day
of AuQtst 1885, at the Clerks Office OF Bath County,
for the execution of the sameat which time and place
the parties and creditors required TO attend, with
such proof they may desire to lay before the Com
missioner
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UNDER THE NAME OF
WM. KNABE d CO.,

N. B.-LEOPOLD GOEPEL Agent for the above
firm will remain in this town short time and attend
to any business entrusted to him. Orders may as soon
as possible be left with him at the Virginia House.
Luna
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NEW AP0TUECARY STORE

For sale in Staunton, by JAS. G. LAIRD and j. G. NJ
MERRILArT, and by Druggists generally.
Jnl.-
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SETH w. FOwLE 4 CO., 1873, Washington Street,
Boston, Proprietors Sold by theragents everywhere.
For sale in Stanton, by JAMES g. LAIRD and DIR. J.
G. M MErnrArr July l6 1S5G.-1t.
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NEW sEGAR AND TOBACCO STORE,

Executors of George Baylor, sr, decd.
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MASONIC DIRECroRY.

corner Market Streets FrSt and third Mon
day evenings of eneltnOn,. G. W. siaHrs W. NJ F. w.
B6ssrn, Secretary.
wheeling ,.o' &c No. 12s.-Nreets above on
the first third Saturday evenings Of each month"; j. II.
WILLIAMS, ". VI; S. ". PeGyson, Secretary.
Wheeling Union Chapter No. I9.-NIeets as
above on the Mondt' evening of each month. W. G.
ScoTr, II. p; j. i. Clarke, Secretary.
wheeling Encnmpmcnt No. I.-Mccts as
above on tie 0mr' Monday evening of each month. ". J.
pA.es, g. C., 4. Lorinq. Recorder.
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ODD FELLOWS. pIRECr oIs1

VirEinius Hodge No. :s.-Meet' every Thursday
evening the Hail. Of Market and Monroe streets
VIZ. Xxx, y. G.; b. u Carr, Secretary.
franklin lodge No. III Meets rs above every
Monday evening. T. BEATTY, " Gs y F. Fdrts, Secrr-
VIM. Tell Lodge No. :st Meets as above eve
~ Wednesday evening. II. BrSGESsTocS, n. g. n u:
/ litter Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 50 Meets every Monday
evening at the Hall; Market and Quincy streets. d.
/ D. IIrzLEY, n. a.; Nm. " Ber,.yEiN, Secretary.
I runoIn Lodge No S2.-NEcets above every
Friday evening G. *. cARrwntoitr, u c.; u: u: Bm
cGdrG, Secretary.
/ Abrams Eucnmpmcnt No. I.r-NIccts Mt the
Hail. cOrucr Monroe street, tile rst and Third
Tuesday evenings month WV. BLANCHARD C. p.
! S u. PSayaon, Scribe.
/ VIM. Tell Encnmpment No. 3I.-Mccts as
above the t.,,Al Tuesday evenings of eacl
month. JouS C. lloFFMAS, Z. Pr VIA WFisgarLer
s:r:hs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-14

VIII he given to any artist in Virginia WHO will exhibit
twelve pictures viz: six An5roigpe' and six D0Hets
equal merit twelve which Mr.. ADAMS will select rOu,
his collection. lie opened Gallery For's Jew
ery store, s Main St, with skyligt arranged the
approved principles, which be cquale unless SINH
larry situated fronting tic river. With easy of
cos large and well arranged with every convenience for
making first pictures of every style and size lie is
happy that he will be assisted By Mr. JAMES CADr
The artist the pictures that awarded tbs high
est premium, Gold Medal the last fair of the AmericrH
Institute Castle Garden New York. also the oniyprCiwm
a,cded for Daguerrsosyres atthe UOrRI& Fair at Paris
Mr. A. has received flee medals aud eight diplomas for the
best Daguerrroypes exhibited different In the United
States which ra superiority and having been
hOuore with large proportion OF the business In Wheeling
the past year expects with increased facilities not only to
retain enlarge number of his patrons, especial
Is he relies atc ,ner of his productions ra:
than display Of furniture. 5rotzes either single
or double gss. DaSucrrotypcs plain cOored equal to
painting Ivory Photographs from the lowest prices up to
arty Oar light being made of French Plate Glass
and being u1obstrcted by other buildings pictures he
made from sunrise Pictures children taken In
sqnLInsOSlg from "A. NJ Yet the light E soft
and mill that persons with eyes sit By 1t with
feet Cloudy good by this light. Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-14

IMPORTANT TO ANEmcAx TRAvELERs.-It is
perhaps not generally known that the Austrian
government has given notice that American ira
Yelling passports will not be respected by their
officials if they bear date three years anterior to
1856. tits therefore proper for Americans about
visiting Austria to have their passports renew
ed, which can be done by forwarding the same
to the State Department at Washington directly,
or through the proper authorities in the differ
cnt citics-E Exchange.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-14
ALFRED HUGHES, NJ. ID.
Homoonathic Physician.

HAS removed his office and residence, and permanently
located himself Mt e corner of Fourth and Quincy Streets
below the First Presbyterian Church.
OFFICE IIorns:-NOrning, from to .
Noon, "3
Evenings, 80
BILL OF PRICES.-For single visit, cents; mcdcIuC,
cents For visits day 30 cents; medcIde,
25 cents AIve= at Office. and necne e5 so cts,
aud upwards, as the case may be.
ohstutrc cases from $5to &l0
Visits to the country, according to distance.
The above Prices"is gtvcu because it IS said my
charges are much higher.
MAY S-iyd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-14
DR.. j. Hedges
FEWER e AGUl2 ANNIHILATOR!

FEVER and Asuc, Chuls anil Fever, Dumb AEue, any
form of Intermittent Fever whether OfonGstand-
ing speedily safely and cvctaly cured by the use of
pr. ]. Hedges Annhilator.
This entirely all metallic poison,
such as Mercury, but is compounded from
tracts purely vegetable. certain, safe and crcacious
remedy ami can be taken all kinds of weather. The Pro-
prirtor has article in his private practice for
several years has it failed to effect perfect
cure when directions ve been followed. In no posi-
BILE way can ujurc the sysrm adapted all
sexes and constitutions 1t lie given the infant of
month with much safety to tho adult, and can be
kept climate. 1t needs CncOmum no long array
of tcstmony herald its efficacy. It's merit Hes within it
srf-anl invalid it win prove of value than
octave volume certificates.
Prepared only by the Proprietor at stanlOre, n j., and
never genuine without his signature. =
For sale wholesale retail By a. C. GOOD Co.. Drug
cstS, Wheeling Va and by Druggists aud merchants gene
rally throughout the United States.
W. II. DECAAIP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
uyT:Gm IS CORTLAND ST., New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-14

y MUNUSll.SE.
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO TIE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
HIWPTOf'S VEGETABLE TTSCTC,RE!!

BALTIMORE, March 81, 1855.
This Is certify, that aIount niue since at
clan Who ordered ponltlccd, very much
swollen; and II continued to until had Increased
ulcers, to the number Of twcnty-nvc formed between ankle
ont Of which PARTICLES Of bone number IS,
and one or two Of TRI TSTe 4 Inches long
then taken to Hartford county OF this State the rhsI
clan there my mother friends he coul heal the ul-
cd with me for weeks using tho knife frequently tax
ing from the ulcers proud flesh and pieces Of bone without
that when applied the agony so great fri nds
there cure for ne from my knee to my ankle was not
much unlike honey-com6, the numerous ulcers running
woad scratch my fingers white s would issue therefr0n'
"tNs' WIN vail EALTIMoRE MY HOME!
then returned TO Baltimore, old home, expecting
Byte ailvcc ofmy friends various remedies Some
4 which give only transient relief IcOntInuel to grow
formed, from which piece Of home Anoth-
also forneI my spne which ms Physicians out.
mis- means Of saving my life After th: yet another form
on my h as and Si,S STe ON my e FT s as aIsG on
those who saw them was reduced to mere skeleton,
DEATH RELIEF!
felt death would have been PelicTtO 1hnt tried ply
fas s n sscn ea s F S fH6 E5R
'URE OF disease similar the was aboring UNDER
T5nctare."
ie first bottle Of which inspired with hope, and by the
time ha taken five bottles felt much improved That
had the confidence believe that II would con-
tinueI It's usestl improving Ny ulcers healed, and
.trenEt came to weak and shattered SYSTEM and wit
farther detail, happy to my leg Is also heale
md general renovation Of he1ltl taken place, aud
consider myself cured by this wonderful medicine
done. have given but faint idea of my surcrinGs
friends Who may read this will bear testimony TO all that
have said In favor of
Mt,aHtoIi,s Vegetable 7Tnctaren
,nd sill ali who afflicted have beeA, to
- ''S 4'' Nsi4' EbwIX NJ; sPRANKL1N,
No. 81 Register street,
3dOoEs north OF Pratt ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-14

ew-Mr. Elias Workman, living in Holmes
,unty, Ohio, committed suicide on Sunday NOR
ming last, by hanging himself with Bride
It is said ne had lately been elected assessor of
the township, and had given heavy bond. Fear
ing he was not fit for the Office, and to avoid the
modification of being Iaughedat, he arose in the
morning at four O'clock, and went to the barn
and hnnpc himself
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-14

e- Tie orizaba has sailed for San Juan,
out ito ostensibIv as cmsraSts The British f e.
age Eurydicc, is at San Juan, and will, it is sup
posed, prevent, as she has already done in one
or more instances, the passengers from going up
the river to join Walkers force. One of the
United States ships of war, of equal force with
the Eurydicc, was recently ordered to San Juan,
and is there by this time
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-14

H~Fhc National Intcligcncer says:-" We
have seen it stated in some OF our exchange pa
pers that the machinery of the Merrimaek was
another failure. We have the best authority
for stating that tho machinery, as to Workman
ship and performance, is pronounced by officers
and engineers as admirable and cminently sue
cessft,ln
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-14
CAnTl0M

DR.. Morse's Invigoratng Cordial has been countertl
by some mnprnciplrrl persons
In future NIL the genuine Cordial the proprirtots
fac-simile pasted the cork each bottle aud tic fol.
lowing wor,ls blown In the glass:
"Dr Morse's Invigorating Cordial"
C. II. RING, PROPRIETOR. y. Y.
s The Cordial Is put nl', highly ia plat
bottles Price - per bottle, for 3. for $l9
For sale bS LAUGllLlN$ * BESlIfiELD,
nih2fi:Iu Wholesale Druggists Is Monroe Il.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-14

A,xHIcAxs ARRESTED AT LvEnroo1--We
mentioned, some days ago, that three men, said
10 be Americana, lind been arrested in Liverpool
o the charge of hotel robbery. 1t is said they
had been committing similar dePrcdatiOns in
London and Paris, and on the route. The Liv-
erpool correspondent of the New York Com
mercial writes:
"onc of them calls himself Oscar Kingston.
merchant of Philadelphia, the second Daniel
J.. Branch who claims to be lawyer OF New
York, aud the third Benjamin Allen Howard,
merchant Of Wisconsin. The last was apprc-
hende.l on board the Persia just as she was
about to sail on her last outward passage. The
amount of their depredations, chiefly effected
Ivy entering the sleeping rooms of travellers IS
believed to have been enormous, and the skill
with which they continued to open doors and
their having been tempered with, appears to
have been very remarkable.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-14

wThe Hon Paulus Powell House ofRep-
Ircscn;atiyes) and Gen. r. a. Banks, of Madison,
CIIuuter men, were elected delegates to the
Cincinnati Democratic Convention from the Al
bcularIc district, Virginia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-14
Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTOUNDING CURE!!-

rINIIS young gentleman living midst-tosc
who know him will bear testimony that his saerngS and
rNasgerat!on. Some Of the pieces Of bone
by calling Mt go Baltimore streetothcrs in his
possession. lat the sccpcal hin-e will testify that
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-14

GooD.-The Lowell Citizen says an attempt at
badgcring witness was cut short in the Supreme
Court Saturday morning very pleasantly. The
smi bSsbsnd o G% loGs SS
she has separated. CHATS my business and
not yours, sir" was the curt reply. The conn
sci on both sides took firc-the one side against
the witness, the other in her behalf AbrieCat-
arms cnspcd, when the court was appealed to,
that it would compel the-witncss to answer
Judge Metcalfs reply was very brief very quiet,
and very pertnent:-"rhe womap's right. Its
was made to pry into the domestic affairs ofthe
witness
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-14

SLAVERY IL CuBA.-Thc plenters and me :
chants of the Island of Cuba have presented a
memorial to the Queen of Spain asking permits
sion to introduce into the island, as an expert
ment forty thousand colonists from the coast Of
Africa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-14

MuNIFcEXr DoN1Tfoy 10 CoLLEGE-Thc now
college opened in Somervillc, Mass, last year,
alton, is named "TuGts' College, in honor of
Charles Tufts, Esq, Somervi!le, who gave twen-
ty acres of land on Walnut Hill as site for
the buildings of the institution. The locationis
one of the finest in the country, rs no less than
eighteen towns and cities are within sight of the
spot. Mr.. Tufts has recently made an additional
grant to the trustees of the college of about fifty
acres of land cdjoining the original gift. The
land is conveyed in trust, to be sold whenever
it shall be expcdient Its ynluetl at $4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-14

wAsu1xGrox Gossrp-Thc correspondent of
the Mirror. touching Presidential movements,
writes:
"Outslers are getting up various 'fancics,'
such as Fremont Exploration Banks Sliding
Scale and Dickinson Union Bonds but con.
scrvativcs keep aoof, and wait for the wagon
The great Republican opposition to Col Ere
% Ro SG of tbe cO% to n9 Of Sc @
Her Saturday evenings conversations have been
the rallying-s@round Of McLcans friends, and it
was thence that emaaated the report that Ere
mont is Roman Catholic. lie was one, once,
and that just long enough to authorize Padre
to make Miss Benton, with whom lie had Just
elopcd, Mrs Fremont Who would not become
Catholic or anything else, to carry such
point, when old Bullion, like Lord Ullin, might
overtake them at any moment
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-14

ExcaIsar BANK or ylEa:yIA.-The follow
ingseatIenneri have bectl appointed Directors on
6slialf Of the stockholders for the mo,iier Bank
and p-anches.
HerS5ff. william VI. Sharp, Charles II.
s SaI; Fl'os a. Hardy oaas Hams alexander
P5;eamos5.-J. c. Hobson, F. Bransford, w.
G. Crenshaw, VIM, ". Gwatlney.
efrysbHrg.-Thomss S. Ghoison, David
n,nnan. .Ir.. RoI,srt d. McIlwaine, II. c. Hr-
clslEzsiVs--wnl. Towues II. Y. OVERLY, s
1te@HdtJ ia Jameson, c. F. Lee, j NJ
Stewart j. B. Daingerdeld
Lgaei6ng.-,I g. Mecm, Vim S. sforris, D.
Wes sl N. BENNETT, c. j. Moore, Minter
Salea.-Wm. Watts, B Pitzer, D c. shanlss,
WIN. Walton, jr.
ton, a. C. Cumming, VIM. Y. C. Mhite.--Nor-
foil Argus
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-14

FRAN The N0,36fE DaiYy Courier, .fPril 10.
title afflicted are particularly blessed having within
their reach sovereign remedy for all kinds Of diseases
arising fren an impure the blno DIR amp;Ons
Vegetable Tncturr proved itself he. Seldom, indeed,
nyauabia remedy brought before the public in
so cheap foru We are aware there thousands Of
nnsrums Sold purlnug perform wonders In the of
curing diseases this Trc;urc has built for itself solid
foundation public confidence ind the afflicted lisa
gem of the arst water"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-14

HAxDsoMH ToEEx-A tea service of silver,
costing $3.50, has been prepared by the Ports
of PctcrsbuFgh, commemorative of ''his dis
fiagUished services duribg the f'estilcnee of 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-14

MEXICO IL sucrs-The Washington Cores
pondent of the Courier, writes:
There is no doubt that Gen. Gadsdcn is en-
raced in negotiating Mexico out Of another slip
Of her territory. He offers s5,0oo,o0O for an
acute angle of Sonora, which will embrace the
head Of the California Gulf Then, as Lower
California will be insulated, II will have become
indispensable to annex her to the United states,
at the cost Of another five or ten millions That
being accomplished, train will be laid for swal-
lowing, at one effort, the remainder of the Mex
lean Republic"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-14

w-The U. S. steamship Supply, with her
cargo ofcamcls was off Saluria, Texas, On tho
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NI4NY'Y 7NIEIPN IY =NknIcIIE.
DR.. MoRsE'5

DR.. MORSE'S
IN WIG ORATING CORDINL.
MOT only rSlleyes but actually eNtcriastrs an p,r
N diseases by removing their ulin. u
and Certifying the whole ply steal system, that ycouir> Al.
Solutel mTuinrrable to all attacks OF lis
relapse is therefore imn l.Sss. aSn-,,,,
combines lecuar',lCs before associa in any ned
cine. While specifically upon c cunU and III
s-cretons, purifying aud nOvatns both gives ,cts
aud regularity Of action 10 the stomach an.l ,zr
TnCvery relaxed organ, Il inIET;s lrrrt, " rus-uia
strength and capacity endure fatigue WHITTIER hoL,
mrnta that t. perfectly astonishing The acciI n,,s
anu muscles harden untter its inhWeiicc, tbs
brace every fibre H. rcStrung; anil suspended iurt0
either in wonan Is restored fr yiso All o,,r
toucs and snuants produce rr-Iction. ut til, peg
DIR. Mo2SE'S INvIGORATING CORDIAL
TO operate unseht The influence it i!oriH anil
INJECT NEW LIFE
into the whole system Tie impotence OF relaxa
ton produced BY indulgence; weakness thar cuust,u.
ti"hli ut every known Infection Of the
and motion, relieved cured I,y single nr.r Of Id.
rtjuvinnting preparation.
Among tile diseases for whcliit irflc III,
following e Nervous ImynIaclt. i Wau
BarrenneSS; liystCrics; Female Irregularities N,c,l.a
Nervous lra'achr; low Spirits; Pes l'nFs
Of Memory; rremuOusneSs: Rush IL ur Head
Mental niOtlct; Loss OF Appetite: Annexation: lust
Nervous Cough; Unpleasant ErucIionS; Foul rr Irrrr.
ulariticS OF the Bowels: SleceSSntsS Euu fuyugp,=rv
signing; AnNetS: CanSelrss Fears Monoiuaua R.lii-
ouS Melancholy; AMI species Of complaint
whether Immediately rrinotclyW the functions oi the
To TIE MARRIED AND SINGLE in every delicate pl,,..
zeal cNicrEcy this unrvae safe Infnbe cxhilarsE;
earnestly recommended II ,linScs delightful cai rhro'
the Whole Systc, and bv communicating feeble ora,-
ism the energy which nature has denied, inlngrare
stroye inevitably prOIongs HE willie it
enjoyment
The testimonials o! it, efficacy are from ovh
standing, leading men, nn in fact rubrass every
profession, occupation and class.
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Iusical Soiree,

MISS ROSS, assisted BIZ pupils will give
NJ OF Vocal and Instrumental Music this evening,
TUESDAY, May 18th, at tile Seminary.
Doors open at Oclock-to ~ Tickets p
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