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sympathy and Law.

SALMON T.. CHASE in his war message in
vOkos the sympathy of the Legislature and
people OF Ohio in favor of interference in the
affairs of Kansas. Now sympathy Is a very
fine thing in its place; it is indeed when cx-
crcised on the proper object, and ut the prop
er time, and in the proper way, one Of the
nOblest feelings of human nature. In private
life, among individual ami voluntary associ-
atoms, sympathy is very proper; but what
has sympathy to do with making, Judging,
and administering laws? Laws are founded,
or at least should bc founded, on right, not
on sympathy. The Court must Judge of law
according to the constitution, not according
TO his sy~1apathjes. The executive must adj
minister the law as it is, not as his sympa-
thies might wish it to be.
In making our local and municipal laws
we may, if we please, follow our ~spmpathies,
bat in Our sovereign and official intercourse
with other States and Territories, the Con
s%titution oft he Union, and not the sympa-
thies Of our nature, is the rule of action.
o. We call the particular attention Of our
readers to the resolutions adopted by the
Democratic Association, at lis meeting on
Monday night, relative to the circulation Of
the Sentinel newspaper. We hope this ac-
ton of our Association will lie followed by
every Democratic Climb in Indiana. Let the
truths of Democracy, as urOpagated through
the S~eHtdleei, be laid before the people, and
they will be productive Of great good. We
trust our friends in all sections of the State
willinterest themselves TO extend our sub
scrittion list, aud thereby increase our facil-
tiles FOR usefulness.
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su.s.ns' Avn. oIEHEEog.sD L.SsfDs
PUBLIC r1T'IC8S-

IbtRSuANT ii te Institutions 81 tho Secretary -
j the Interior, pubhc notice D. herrlY gison, fiat. tn
order Is bring Ia a close the business under she aet oi
Cangrcsa. approved September - IN,H, cnuticf" An
act I. enabl. the Stale 81 Arkansas. aud ottcr St-ias.
IL reciaiin the Swamp lan.is' Within their inils."
and at ihr ssiie time afford 60 parties who claim ihaf
portions 81 The lands selecied upeicr sdd lts are ds
nwi'n fNf cultivation, an opportunity o. introduce cti-
dcncc, all Eiui7 So f-tesirtl. To t'te as rsfai vi rreof Do
objection hc maic "a titan SIS months irnm ihs daie here
a. With sernled aud patented ~ the Siafas.
such oiiest.r- ~ srf contemplated Ga te afcfr
mast L. rna.i-a tfnicr nath. and fi-1 uHh She Register
aad Rrce',er OF 10" rf"Irr iFnd Ofice isg iriuriais
sisii ~ tfe s,fiarf land ohira. The is..--sD form.
for anIiaN ~ ar- IA lice hands of saia eairsrs-
The following GLASSES of land are exempt from olirc-
lion, 10 vii.
II. larl, entered viii cash. ~ located Nlth military
bounty baud Narsants nr scrip, alter ihe passage 81 tn'
act at sSti, Sepicnahef. 1854, and PRIOR To- the tassagc 81
the act 1T - March. i-sa, q. Fnr ihc utlL 81 lurtiias
rfs nnl lncStass ~ swamp nul overturned lands
~. laud- al-raly Iat-firL 10 The STATE unier to-
Swamp Law.
Ia al cases where al3ectisn g. rni.ei. testimony niu@i
h. taken before thr Register unsi Receiver 81 the ianl
Unn.s,. nl -arh linc, faffcf thr expiration 81 said siN
Commissioned 1T tie GricCt land onlce.
The lists of swamp and oyerhnwed lands are open 81
Inspection during thc uTsnlF hgsiHe-s hsurs oi ths lairi
Dnirr.
Given an.lcr nay hand, at. ih- City-ef Na-hfngion
this et-i dnA of D-c-uih"f, ic,a.
t. Flloe. 4. tiENnRifk~.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE Is hereby given That iic under giei hs.
~ been APPOINTED Administrator 81 The esi4tc ai
Patriek CahiA. late of Nari"n corhiy, decreased.
said estate b. supposed ., o. -ait-nt.
Ann =. CAHILf-
Feb ?. 1856. febs N3w Administmf0f.
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CORN AND COR muI


PATENTED Is. Iss4.
: Hiuntte-7 an Invention among the ostfmnort.n I'M al
= inesieu-ttues. Scr tMe use q we'll sdvi.e1 ta~oe-
az" SncS lesders-and he universal csrar la. mhi.Ie
hs itcu rreei:ct from tho first. mora ia, -
"iesis h~ unh;a aad superiority.
f"f portability. simplicity oI eanstr,eti., -
hirnee 90 H-f, ihc taiie Giant has no eassi h ~ai.a.
llo'a thfee 10 hte hundred pounds. according :, -,
eau 'o ipi up imoleraiten bs the farmer. fs al ,,i,n,es
NiHinHL eNi~'nsr 80 uechanical aid. then sdIns,es -
",ii +Mt eniehce 10y any body.
~" iltae Nlani has reviewed The FirSf Prawi...
'Nyt stale taiffram Missouri 10 MARYLAND he rs 80
So "at - ue most complimentary manner.
Ahfsc Minis are guaranteed Ia Tie most ..asittva-
=" iiel 'n-hinE or arrangement and warr.r,-lra
- ir'h ear corn. and gris on fne homiDs fra.,
81" '"fH- VIA a degree al oase and Convenience ~
idthi purposes htNff aielincd before.
~ 7ihsrtnofs are nov prepared Ia furui.h -
~ W. approved patterns and size 10 snil the ysriea
No . Is offered At SO complete. reas, for .,..A.--
.l "ha " warranted 10 grind fD bushels al e,ed -
'unt n"h one horse, No. al Sn. Will grind !. hustei.
l"t a"ur Nth = h5sSes- No. 4at S6o. viii grind ~ hosa..,
per h.ttr with Two harsos. sheia
ne 'N "a Me eiiire and exclusive right 4, m.<...
~" th' AtNd ID be uaed, the above named Mn Al 49,
.''htrsW "a Mafton. Hamilton. Madison. Aargao H.
- "'ih' hoeaiurs bartholomew. Jolason. nendrirk.
no"he'-and stall De a. al tI.ss hanuv tn f1,ni.L
~ ! nfiiaiaeinnefs prices, and Will allow a liberal
u"Ht rt"h Ter oricrs. the money la All cases L. arcom-
Ia "nier. W. siaaii in all cases defend our ROM.
- .e 1o'fe n'ised enuu,ies, and prosecute al infnnge-
hchls ufsa iheln promptly.
B~EHkLNMAHER q BRFHySTFR
nns e@diwom - fast Washington ~. hAiansraU.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NoTsCT.

NOTICE. - hereby given t,at the Undersigned has
y been appointed Administrators 80 fie csiTfe sf New
tom Iarsh, late OF F'n,hie county, phip- drcra~cl.-
Whistler SAIL estate Is solvent or i~uselseli. isas SCI
unknown. JAMES w. M~fhFkNNN.
Fsb. >. ISs6. feb =. VIA AataiaidGlor.
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A ROYAL FAyoGlrE.-A gentleman just
returned from the Sandwich Islands, states
that Yankee Sullivan" is ba,king in the
sunshine ef Royalty He gives private les
sons in the "noblO art of self defence" 10
the royal family, and is bottle-companion
and body guard to the King in bar-rooms
and billiard saloons. lie has given two pub
lie exhibitions lo full houses.
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0TNalcutines, and Iowa as it is Ia lS5G,
nc advertised in the columns of to days pa
per, by WERDEN e CHAMBERLAIN.
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SSoooI hooks
TUE StBz>CsEFzEIESs Hk.FP COW
- HtANRhA ~ store q full supply o. school Book.l
aelohg nthh ave he following
Nyh~i"F's Elementary and &eGunep EelectIe SMELL
lag Books.
indiaiia RadeFs-lst,e "a. 81. sta. and ssh.
MNtanie's tcleclie i:e4ier-i-L "A. ~. ah- ana sah
hAAb Feeknfs, th"mssh's Talbou's Arthmo-
pnieo's Browne, Kirtham'-, milh's and Buffers
PLY and ksias.
Aissaers r'imap anaios mediate GeOgrsphie. ana
teogfafhs agd AuaA.
Oln"Y's Geography s4.l Anas.
Smin = iiinstrssei Astronomy.
tnler's ana aoenis' physologv.
phS. "
tofnsiocks, Hhliman's and Grayis Chemisarv.
Neiei"r's school, High school and unahddxsd Die
touhuei. NV
Wuianl's. wnsoa's aud Goodrich,s Un.sea States IA.
tories.
ooaasiosk'r and Hitchcock's Geolegy.
farkers ADDS b. English COmuosuoa.
1hefnrogoing looks viii Do sold al tea verx lowav,
Prices. NtkDtN q CHAMBERLAIN.
s'fti4-~u 81 doors kssl o iCapiial House.
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>lSi,y3I II
Amount which the Capital OF tile said Association 90
Bank has been Increased during iha' preceding s'S
months, if any,
Nnus. of the Dhicers of the Association or Bank -
WttIl,N NJ. EwsS, President, a. E.iost-, cashier.
N,m4. of present Stock holders:-N M. Mckwcn, W.
y. rilg,son. Ii. y. Jones.
nsys.d Discount Every business day.
Dnys and hohr- open for th" traLSaciton of business,
wit FROM 10 o'clock A. ~, 10 : O'Clock a. NJ.
State nf Indians, Bariroloute W county -. - BeniaNin
T. Tones, being duly sworn, dcposes AMI ss, that be T.
IN. tn.hies II said Iank. AID that tho foregoing Re-
mi 81 the transactions aud condition of said Bauk, i"T
ihs peiol tierein named, l.. rae aud corrrci, according
Ia tlr best Of his knowledge and belief.
.4 a. u. y. ZONES.
sworn and subscribed before INC. this ieti, .lay "f Jan
nary, 1866. NM H. IT, ihhhhhir
Notary Public, bartholomew Co, lad.
-. a na4k.uax ...-
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NoTICE
Of the location of the two Land Offices
and the office of the Surveyor Gen.
eral in Kansas and Nebraska Terri
tories.
ID Tr KNOWN, That in pursuance of the i2uh see.
ID lion NJ the art, approved 2si July, 1894, O. .aing
two new land offices for the Territories az X ans1s aud
Nebraska, aud III the nrst section OF The same art, -
~tablishing the Office Of Surveyor General Tor said Ter
ritories, the Office for the ~omaia District has been
located at Omaha CITY, the seat ~ government of Ne
braska Territory aud the Office for the '.I'awnec Dis
triet'' aud ofIhe Surveyor General, at sic Compton,
the seat Of government of Kansas Territory.
Given under MY hand this twenty SIKH dPy of No
yember, A. ~. 1855.
By oRpER % fuE PREsIpEsr:
TlIOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of The General Land ONCE.
dec ii--wGw
NOTICE..
UsrrEo Sf.rEs IAND ofHcr,l
indianapolis, Feb }, lsri.
DNDR instructions from tho Commissioned III ihe
u General Land Onice, we hereby givo notice that
We vii be ready th receive applications for The ble oi
the Vacant Lands la the JeG,rsonvilc snl Nmc,nnes
Discontinued onices. on Tuesday, tho Iuh day 81 March
next, at 10 O'Clock, A OF that Gay.
JANIS TALBOT, Register.
feb = d&wlw a. W. RrrER, Recover
New Albany Ledger aud Nincenn,s Courant copy four
weeks Ia Weekly, aud charge US Land Onicc.
NOTICE.
USirgD STATES Lam OuIcE.l
indianapolis, Feb !, l-ai-
MGR Instructions from the C"mmissionrr % The
L General Land oaicc, We hereby give notice that
we will he ready &, receive applications far the sale ot
Vacant Lands Ia the MinamHc Discontinued O1lcr. on
TUESDAY, the nth day IT March nov, nj Ioo'citek' \ NJ
| ofthat day. JAMkS TALBOFI Ergisten.
feb = dNWiw &. ". RureR, Receiver.
New Albany Ledger aud L,gsnsport I',aros copy four
weeks In Weekly. aud charge Il. =. iaud oni'c.
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Agricaitnal hclne. = s,rn,. cul.ar.
WOODEN MACHINERY
e.. g..

MEM
MIL manufacturer of ths 9figinal STEEL RING
" AMI TOUf1I Br1aRlNG MACHINES and tFfn
ROLLS, 10 be ~Stissify.i 10 flasr ant uls. ts $500.
6rrakcrFand fnishcrs oi Wooden Carlinr t.a.hi,,.s
The attarlimenttu reesssd l~iseabcr saf r8nkhsr. h. am
a"d very inpofia1f iae.o tpaclincs are iu sslr.r-sful
opeEtl.1, sn. ir4 b~r-akes.u tio-t ni ihe rumsipal
WOODEN faciorirsin the lstiHi STATES. canada aud aii,
leo, aHd an. decnled,AA eNi~tirnert mausfictunfs. IA
The most peficci Inseirtras uza., 4Ut Indispensable. La
the e''1hclnieai ant .nr"s--ini HfanEGcturr 81 Wool.
Il'p1 srs iyiacs lh, uhl, sifAi.g ,.int4hfse lA success
tui operating naehiues va use. NJ .aFla.s nssehins
Should ran an hour without hfana.- =
iiie Feed k"ils ans siare sod d'Fselo and worthy OF
figfanrse y giaiaiug ihcss5 Machines s6ds BoiIs. reef-
shrrs4 10 nhiiis having them ia asa, dc. uup ks hsdi.y
addfesSln. e|a- .4tst q -.tfhUrfEp ~
Ne" Rawhng Green, Nea 4erE, a. Nlom orders
ae~'ltD a'f'et'a' epi.ols
~ Blank Rock Mandatory. . q
vhlttEssi.If isSL2.ss- Moaia Inform he pah-
IL HAT they ar" stall engs gej al ihs Odd slui. e
East Washington siE"si. w lire. vi anihsttan af Blank
books of every description. for COUNTY Smses. tanks.
Railrnad ComIanies, sud 49, fact even description ~
blank Kork- ai4d hiafks nfvII1a6D Ne, a.,
We have latli ts@ie rN.rnsats adluioisto our sfatt
and rrrfhthcsN, Which enables as Is cofnFri- a. ifh ANY
fsnsscrn "-tahiirhrHTitss ald iusnre the best 81 furehsni.
cal WORK. We have LATELY pr.eug,&i a Pagting Ma
ching. with Niic, w.lei4, ia-e al iss.g- withoaf oatfa
charge Weage ,papk ipli 1T past lsYoos, aat selieH
oais'n.anee af patronage. hu rs-4m
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o. BAYNE's Panorama of a voyage to
Europe, will ~ exhibited in. this city next
week.
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0GEOn the It'll ult, thore were 90 cases Of
cholera at st. Pctersburgh, notwithstanding
the collness of the weather.
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0EDmins the month Of January, in thirty
nino fires reported, the total loss amounted
to 81, 4Oi,OO0.
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Jan ~ w6w Gen.ral iaui oHec.
n H%.riEIpT- -f-r-Avsionr ua rtsnfi.

TANLoR, Wright, s. HApiEN. whoi H. Gm.
y Gers, aud dcairrs in Wool Flour. t-fatn. e d. e.
meut, ptivd Fruits. Gra-- Seeds. ani t.-Inco ~ruer,
ALLY, No 81 a,hincinnrafc'f fsrl "t OIL Fellows
ilaii. Indianapolis. iniuna. The ticieri Eucs. lais
az all times ~ Nsnfor N.ai. Fi.nf. Nh.it. paf-. COM,
and produce in general. Wl~-n oH-rei in .iasutHs-
III = \ call especially solicited. iau"t N.m-
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= Wovd 40 Ebcsmecrats!

We send out this week a copy OF
our prospectus to each subscriber to
the Sentinel, with the hope that they
will, Individually, feel a sufficient
interest in the success of our paper,
to aid in extending its circulation.
The Sentinel has long languisheo
for that support which it should re-
ceive from the Democratic party of
Indiana. Ii has struggled through
difficulties and embarrassments
known only to it's prOprietors. 1t
has fought the battles of the party
without murmur or complaint, though
those battles resulted to the pccuni
AIRY loss of its proprietOrs. We now,
at the opening of one of the most
important campaigns known in the
political annals of our country, APP
peal to our Democratic friends to
aid us in increasing our subscription
list. Every man who now takes the
Sentinel, could, if he would only de-
vote a few moments to the business,
procure us an additional subscriber.
Many of our readers could send us
a dozen. We hope, therefore, that
our friends will take the right view
of this matter, and go to work to in
GREASE onr list.
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lUeeklp Sentind.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEB. 10, 1856,
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1t il needless for us to assure our
ffieaas-that the paper will be made
a good eue. Our issues from week
to week speak for themselves All
that can be done to make the SEMI
mel, both politically and as a vehicle
of news, a first class paper, will be
done.
Will not our Democratic friends,
then, throughout the State, lend us
a helping hand !? Let every man
who receives a copy of our Prospec-
tus, consider himself specially ap-
pointed to actin our behalf; and we
hope each one will take such an in
terest i'm the matter az to induce him
to work with energy and promptness.
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Tho Senate Naval COMMITTEES

y "----'- INV jim FED- II
The weekly statement of the averages Of the
Banks of this city, shows the following inereas.
es: In loans Si15.0O0 in specie S592, 900: in
circulation Sl96,0O0; and in deposits 1913. 900.
NEw ORLEANs, Feb. 10.
AZ attempt was made last night To assasiuate
Denus Corcoran, one of the editors OF The Delta
OF this city. lie was severely injured. but will
probably recover.
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We fried TO learn her name, but We're una
bio to do 90. How like an oasis in this des-
eri, selfish world, such conduct appears =
Who ever that girl may be, we say God bless
her J
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INDIANA SEED AND AGRICULTURE

SCOTT'S LITTLE CLAN
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30
Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.
MP0 r ANT INFORMATION

o all persons afflicted with Sexual diseases
such as SPERMAEoRRAGsA, SEMINAL WEAK
rs. IMPoTEN0E, GoSoRRHGA, GLEEr, SYPHILIS,
the Vice of ONANIsM, or SELF-ABUsE, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION of Philadel-
phia, in view of the awful destruction of human
life and health, caused by Sexual diseases aud
the receptions which are practised upon tho un-
fortunate victims of such diseases by Quacks.
have directed their Consulting Surgeon as a
eharitabie act worthy of their name, to give me-
dieal advice gratis, to all persons thus afflicted,
Male or Female, y who apply by letter, with a
description of their condition, age, occup ation
habits of life, Go y and in cases of extreme po-
verify and suffering, to furnish medicines free of
charge.
The Howard Association is benevolent In
stitution, established by special endowment, for
the relief of the sick and distressed afflicted with
''Virulent and Epidemic Diseases" and its funds
can be used for no other person. 1t has now a
surplus of means, which the Directors have vo-
ted to advertise the above notice. 1t is needless
to add that the Association commands the high
est Medical skill of the age, and will furnish The
most approved modern treatment. Valuable
advice also given to sick and nervous fomules
afflicted with Womb Complaint, LeucorrhCea SC
Address, postpaid, } DR.. GEO. R. CALHOUN,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 3
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors,
EZRA D. HARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAlRCHlLD, Secretary. sep26 ~
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HELNBoLD's H1OHLY CONCENTRATES
Compound Fluid Extract


For Purifying the Blood, removing all diseases
arising from excess OF Mercury exposure and
imprudcnce in life, chronic constitutional dis
ease, arising from an impure state OF the Blood,
and the only reliable and efFcctual knosn re-
medy for tho cure Of Scrofula, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, alterations of the Throat and Legs
Pains and Swellings of the Bones, ,rctter, P1ni-
Skin.
THIS article is now prescribed bysomc of the
L most distinguished physicians in the co1n4
try, and has proved moro efficient In practice
than any preparation of SafsapariIIa yet offered
to the public. Several cases of secondary Syphi i.
lis, Mercuria and Ecrofulous disease have entire
~ recovered in the incurable wards of our Pub
lie institutions which had for many years resIs-
ted every mode OF treatment that could be devil
Aed. These cases furnish striking examples Of
the salutary effects Of this medicine in arresting
some of the most inveterate diseases, after the
glands were destroyed, and the bones already af
fected. -
NoTIoE.-Letters from responsible Physicians
and Pr0feAsofs of several Medical Colleges, and
certificates Of cures from patients will be found
accompanying both Preparations.
Price, Fluid Extract of Buchp, 81 per bottle, or
I 0 bottles IS.
g g sarsapariila, "
equ a. in strength to one gallon of Syrupof Sarr
Prepared and sold by H. T. HELMBoLD, Che
mist, 26$ Chestnut Street, near the Gerard House,
To be had ofJos. L. CARR, olarksburg, and
of DruggistS everywhere.
All letters directed to the Proprietor OF Agent
will receive immediate attention. my28 ~
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HELMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS
nELMBoLD's H1oHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract
Rucsnu

For diseases of tho Bladder and Kidneys, Secret
Diseases, Structures, Weaknesses and all disca-
ses of the Sexual Organs, whetherin Male or Fe-
male, from whatever cause they may have ORR
ginated and no matter of how long standing.
IfYou have contracted the terrible disease
which, when seated in the systcm, will sure
~ go down from one generation to another, un-
dermining the constitution and sapping tho very
vital fluids of life do not trust yourself in the
hands of Quacks, who start mp ever day IN city
like this, and FIJI the papers With glaring false
hoods, too we'll calculated to deceive tho young,
and those not acquainted with their tricks. You
cannot be too careful in the selection of remedy
III those cases. -
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounced
by eminent physicians the greatest remedy ever
known. 1t is Rmedicinc perfectly pleasant in its
taste, and very innocent in it's action and yet 80
thorough that " annihiates every particle Of the
rank and poisonous virus ofthis dread full disease;
and, unlike other remedies, does not dry up the
disease in tho blood.
Constitutional Debility, brought on by self
abuse, most terrible disease, which has brought
thousands of tho human race to untimely gra yes
thus blRsting the brilliant hopes of parents and
blighting in the bud the glorious ambition OF
many noh5c youth, can be curcd by this Infal-
lible Remedy. nd as q medicine which must
benefit everybody, from the simply delicate e
the confined and dcspairirg invalid, no equal Il
to be found acting both us q cure and preventive
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Purify enc RloodI

MoHat's Life Pills & Phnnix Bitters.
FRIsE FROM ALL MINERAL POfsONs.
rTHHE great popularity which M0Rat's Life
~ Pills and Phoenix BitteFs have attained, In
consequence Of the extraordinary cares eiEscied
by theii nso, renders it UNNECESSARY for tle pro.
priet0rs TO enter into particular Of thair
medical virtues or properties. Having been
more than twenty years befO9e the pablo, and
havtng The united testimony Of more than three
millions Of persons who have been rostorod %.
the enjoyment Of perfect health By them, IL IL
beloved that their reputation as the best ycge-
table medicine now before tho public, admits OF
NO dispute. In almost every city and village In
the United States, there are many who AFp res
dy to testify 70 their efficacy IN removing dis
ease, and giving TO the while system renewed
yigoT and health.
In the cases Of scrofula, Ulcers, Scurvy or
Eruptions Of tho skin, the operation Of the Life
Msdicincsis truly astonishing, oftOB removing
In few days, every vestige Of those loAthAom0
diseases, by their Purifying effects on The blood:
Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, DTopsy, Pfles, and
IN short most all diseases, soon yield 70 their
curative properties. No family should DO with
out them, as by their tinl9Iy uso mpCh suffering
and expense may be saYcd. Prepared by william
3! sMotIat, u. D., New York and Tor sale by
D. :. GRIFFIN, Ut the post-oiiice, claEksburg,
Va. fcb.2 ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30

The SteaIn Din.

FTNHLEE undersigned having taken charge of the
L New Steam Saw-Mill, at the West End,
augural, or message, which ever his customers
may please to call it. He will not scold as Presi-
dent Pierce does the British for stealing the fine
saw timber OF Central America, but will pur-
up on quick time, on the his pressure principle,
and furnish his customers with as good lumber
as can be found in the market, and on as fair
terms.
And after having done this, if any ofhis ousto.
mers should desire neat house put up in double
quick time, or any other job of CARPENTRY, thev
have only to give him a call. and adjust the pre-
liminaries. j. e. MAuANEY
Jan. 8, 1S56-6m