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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-27
EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS

PENDLETON & BROTHER,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
EoR the sale Of Leaf Tobacco, Flour, and Produce ssnsF-
40 ) satits,s War, and Depct soe PssE s.sTst
BALTIMORE
Hugh Jenkins & Co:
+. ". bruno 4 Sons,
Long / Dyrn, and SBalttnaore.
Tie cashiers Of any Of the
Baltimore BANKS.
D. Lamb, Esq, Cash. n W BE Va.
s. Brady, : M& Bank, Jwbssling
Tallant 5 D~rlaplain, ~
Jas. Il. Baker.
Jas. McCnlly; Pittsburgh;
Rhodes & ogilbay, bridgeport, D..
Green & Dorsay, Powhattan, Pr, o.
Michael Dorsey, .csr.!na Mlis, Belmont co, o.
Jacob q. Grove, st. Clnrsviic, o.
Peter Mcnager, Gallpohs, o.
W. Mccoy & Bros, SistcrsTile, Va
T Tc.ss5 g stlf Ry, + w = { 6S, lctne.naa., o.
John CrriGh,
Geo. Green, Jun,
Gordon & Co., tIouIsyIle.
C.. McMoran,
Satnl. 3. Preston 4 Co.
~janes-1Yd
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Selling off at Cost.
THE entire stock Of Isaac Prayer, comprising a complete
i assortment Of
Dry nnd Fancy Goods,
ard Amounting to over $4,000. To begin from this date
All goods embraced In the above stock will be sold at the ori-
g%inalCosT PRICE, thus giving the buyer the advantage Of
buying at New York wholesale prices, all thclr Goods. Call
BOON, IS the business viii be wound up in the shortest posi-
BILE time.
Best cnlteOes.."."."... I2H 10
Ma.,ln, sle.ci,I IS TX
"..... = 12K IgK
Black SILK, yard wide. ....... worth 5000 at 1.9I%
y """" 10. a! l'G9
Hose, ladies white, black and
slate 10 at 10
And ali other Goods in proportion. Don't forget
THE EASTERN BARGAIN STORE,
No 15 Main st, bet Monroe & Union.
. The nexpIred Lease Of the Store Room, and all the
fixtures for sale on reasonable terms. mh21
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NJ

&OGGN0 " AIlG.
TTyE respectfully invite our citizens, and country MGR
w chants who arc Tcplcnishing their stock Of China,
Glass, QuccusTarc and Fancy Goods, to examine our stock
before going East or purchasing elsewhere. 1t embraces
come entire new and desirable patterns Of this
SPRING IMPORTATION.
We ask our country merchants 30 give US Eastern prices,
u GoOds for Fs!ssPmSnt packed with great care and
J. X. DUSHAM q CO.,
No. 2S Monroe street,
apS Wheeling, Va.
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Silks and Shawls.

Silks and Shawls.
$4,000 we s.IIs3 & S 5ss ta: sss s s;s:s. .s s]s sss: 4s:
variety, and the cheapest siEa and sEavls eve. brough: 70
Wheeling since We have been n the :-nde, AID Sa!:25!s 70
persons In any station in life.
Plaid Silks as low as 81 eta. Beautiful Black H-oeaSc co.
32 inches wide, Mt 81 50, worth 92.50.
A full stock Grape and Stella Sh2wls, veGy desirable acd
cheap;-and 200 Mautilas, soce Of them very rich and de-
sIrnble.
Trimmings of the most Desirable sty!e-R= ev Zs-!ety;
Our stock of Silks, Chal.eS, Tissues, 91.eEeS, GFGcadtnEs,
Argentines, &c. make n ~koie c: *urr $3.50 y5S.
This immense stock, together Tt.S tie Sao: IA: "a S1y
mostly with cGsh, make the "9eehiTs 5:cGC" ! most desirable
store at which to buy Goods.
Come and see for yourselves.
Rp26 S7oNE : IMOMAS.
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~. TESTIMONY.
we, the undersigned practitioners of meai.ir. f, .,
oil New York, having had occasion to witness The n+ us
prs. L!Drun and Dutton In diseases OF HE Ear ami TNSssS,i
ing aside all personal jealousy and prejudice, frrtiy u
TIC eourss pursued by them in treating disease " = ~. =
Nale orsahS, from the unparalleled SHccGSS lrBjr r.
tenned Il, IS well worthy the attention Of our nrnr.sts
brethren throughout the United States. TbrI1 ."SSN4
IeatinE diseases OF the middle and Internal ear h. !
OF "ne'Iicated vapors," particularly in chronic and Cos a.
catSH eases inrfaS Il new era in the practice Of aur,I Sn..r
practItioner' In diseases Of the eve. they seldom r.s s
rSsS pr! 10 an operation. A sEillhl aurisis aud oculis;., -,
commend them to such ms NAV renuIrr their s JJ y m0'NiS4! 70
rro c coSS"' ALENANEpE X. MOrr, NJ. D.,
| c. DELrAS, n. D., NyISrnS N T+'n u. D.,
T. v. HAS BCRRH, ". D., BvprSrn n,r"aNI. 81; d.
H6I1 York, August I. 1919. s' NJ
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URESS GOODS.
lust received at W. Il. MOTTEk BROs,s great variety Of
q Dress Goods, ouch as:
Fancy Dress SIlks--iatest ssyics;
5IOire Antique silks-less than the usual prices;
Plain Black " Cheap;
Printed, Plain, Plaid and striped DeraEes;
Founccd DresscS-l choice variety
Twisted Silks and TIssucs-very pretty;
Plain Atwood DeLaine8-Rll shades;
Printed and Plain Challies-handsome and chesPi
French, Scotch and American Lawus-beautlful;
English and French Chintzcs-good assortment;
Satin Striped and Plain Poplins;
Plaid and Striped Ducalas-sn new article.
ALSO
A fhl assortment of materials {oS CfNdreniSD rcssea. APPS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-27

WALK IA, GENTLElKEN!
T TAKE pleasure In informing my friends and patrons, and
i the citizens Of Wheeling generally, that l have just re-
ccived my Spring and Summer stock of Cloths, CassimerCs
and Vrstngs, together with a full assortment OF Gents Fur
nishing Goods.
My stock has been selected with great care from the best
New York and Philadelphia markets. Tile styles are very
neat, and as to quality they are second to none, being of the
very best makes, and which l am prepared to make up to or.
der and at short notice, in the latest and most approved
style and best manner.
A good fit guaranteed in all cases or no sale, by
]. II. STALLMVN, Merchant Tailor,
app No. g WaSlinctOnlIaIl.
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| ON ACCOUNT OF a change in their firm, Rl persons In
" debtcd to the subscribers at their Retail Store, are ear
nestly requested to be ready for settlement on the LIST of jan
uary, by cash or otherwise, and all persons having claims
against the Arm will present the same for liquidation.
MCCL.ALLESS 4 KNOX.
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Students wishing to perfect themselves in mi, br,rA .
medical science, will find an opportunity Of jofnins he rt[ ~ !, I
Place %Clinques, every Tuesday and Prilav aesrnoon,, ~ ~;
l 70 Z oSiSeSi during Medical College terms.
to be paid when the hearingis restored to lis or;.aai go ,ra
ness. "At' aS-a'
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Alarge assortment 81 Black, Br7Tr, 0aret and PsaE! oci-
ored Soft Hats of every grade; together with = large aseoEts
ment Of mems. youths and chsldreu'J Caps. Wholesale and
Retail, to which the attention OF our patrons and tie pablo
Is especially invited.
n. B.-Iiats made 30 conferr1atur4 measure, waE:sItsd
an easy fit, at shortest notice.
aD8 ", u. JIMESON.
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SPRING TAsHION FoN nATS.

THE subscriber has on hand and Is manufe oturing Rlarge
i assortment of Hats, Of the latest and most approved
styles, which cannot be surpassed for ~lghtncss, beauty md
endurance.
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TIC
A IL persons knowing themselves Indebted to McClallenS 4
"A Knox are earnestly requested to call and settle by cash
or note on or before the FIRST Of January.
Persons having claims against the firm will please present
than for liquidation.
pets McCLALLENS 5 KNOX.
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HoRRrD S1aHr.-Tbe London. cor.
respondent Of the Toronto Globe. gives
an episode Of the war which W. have
not encountered elsewhere. Accord
ing to the latest ness from the Crimsa.
the Russian officers are delighted At
termination Of the war. They have
suffered enormously during tho siege.
Their boats crowded With men, while
crossing from the North side, we're
frequently sunk. An English diver
discovered at the bottom of the harbor,
. battery Of field artillery. horses and
men. all eotaogled in the harness.
their skeletons hanging together 10
the net work Of leather. On the
skeleton Of one Of the horses there
were the bones. Of q driver, held TO-
gether BY the rags Of his uniform and
with his foot still in the stirrups.-
Such are some Of the horrors of war.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-06

% Accounts from tho Cape Of
Good Hope to April Sd have come to
!! hand. Sir George Grey opened Par.
Lament At the Cape on the 18th Of
that month. He recommended an e.
tso:'ve scheme Of immigration, and
spoke highly Of the fertility. resources
and climate ofthe colony. M. Huck.
Inc. acting u Consul, has address.
ed letter to ehipmasters and owuers
here, stating that foreign vessels will b.
allowed to pursue the cossting there on
the ssme footing - British ships.
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hoWAho AssoclATjoN}

oAsss asgo4 Ices ~ ieoa
Aesseablv - . sssolutiea e the Bates
Reses Howard Associates, 1 herewith
furnish yos . list d oil Tie seaths tbat have
occurred sincs Tie 25th 4 Oetebe, ~ ON
10 the fst u June int ~
During the present SEASON., . weekly r..
port will 10 d'sds ca Saturday II eaeh
week:
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~ Why are kisses ike creation !.
Because they are made out Of nothing
and are good.
The pertetvator Of the shove was
sentenced to kiss fifteen young ladies',
- punishment for his offence. He took
the matter very cody. saying be con.
s'dersd kissing capital puaiskmsst.
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ron CuIDnIN /

4 SUPPLY or WORM LOZENGERs.
IA Parents should uss these In Preference
10 any ether Drug.
Devices Casminativs Balsam, 81 ~sys
made fresh, when wanted.
Bogel'e citrate Of Iron Syrup, IN excel
lent end harmless Tonic. fof children.
Also, Lsetste ef Iron and Msnsauese
Pastiileo.
All tie above preparations con be safely
administered 70 children.
Ton shesld give them trial. For ssis q
juoso. bO0EL'S Drug store.
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- REWARD.

WILL pay The shove rewaYd 70 any pss.
! con who will sppsshsnd one JOHN
kODGEks, who escaped through the front
Of the prison end dwelling. on The evening
Of The 3rd instsnt Said Rodgers 10 9 ksS
u inehe high, blse EYER, dish isce, dark
hair, fair skin, ~ Il / very stout stsoae
man, about IS ysars Of sgs he 10 bssnde1
d. Tor dssertsr, o. his brssst, shoulder and
under his arm, on the body. Ssid Rodgers
was found guilt, et larceny, o. the day Of
bic escape. JAS. J. ODOM, Jailsf.
Baton Rouge, June &, 1859. 3t.d.
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A NV NrwsPApER.-The Messra.
Harper (says the M'ror) not con:
tent with supplying the reading world
with 10000 copies Of their excellent
Monthly Magazine. sre about to start
. pictorial Weekly Newspaper. for
which they calculate on . circulation
Of RALv A MILLION COPIES. They
mean to make it the bsee and cheapest
weekly 10 tho world.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-06

WARNrNa.-A card in the 7hibo-
da.s Asnerva, signed by three gentle
men Of Shelby county Texas. warns
the public against one Charles B.
Monronge. who has been cutting many
fantastic tricks before high heaven,
with a commission purporting TO come,
from the" Sacred Missionary Baptist
Church Of Boston," The card enters
into detai!ed description Of the gen.
tlsman aforesaid, and closes thus:
We do hereby forewarn all religious
bodies from having anything to do with
the said black. hearted Charles B. Mo.
rongs, as W do not believe him too
good to 10 anything base in the ex.
trsms. He says he is . Frenchmau,
and passes for . doctor but We he.
lieve him to be y Yankee. He also
says be 10 Al years Of age, but has the
appearance Of being younger. He is
about five feet six or eight inches in
height; dark hair, inclined somewhat
10 badness; has harry blue eyes, toler-
able fair complexion when in good
health. Is tolerably heavy set, speaks
. little broken, and is we'll calculated
70 deceive any community. These
arc u! the visible marks recollected.e
He must be . Yankee, notwithstsnd.
ing be speaks little broken.
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Gbe 9aQg Gonltt.
BATON ROUGE, ::a=::JUNE 9, 1850.


BATON ROUGE, :::::s::JtNE 9, 1855.
~ W. learn with plsassrs ,AAt
,iuce over 4 hundred thousand dollars,
hss bssn obtained with % much faci.
Try 70 levy Cat Island" that pro.
position 10 on foot 10 redeem the De.
,il's Swamp. This is gratifying 10.
s.liesncs 70 East Baton Rouge; there
~ / number Of Democratic voters
In The Swamp. who ore frequently
prevented from coming out 10 vote,
on account Of the high water.
@ At mass meeting Of the A.
mstiean Party, held At Alexandria.
L., on the first inst. the Hon. JoHr
Mooas, and Ltwrs TExApA, we're the
choice Of tho meeting for Elector and
Substitute, for that District. to The
Convention held on the 2d inst, Ct
Opslousa'.
THg CHRISTIAN EvAnasLtsr.-This
10 the title Of Magazine just at hand,
published at Fort Madison Iowa, BY
Isssrs. D. Bates + D. P. Henderson,
assisted BY J. Creatb, A. Chatterton
and J. r. Rowe. The book opens
with a dialogue on Qualification by
faith, between Messrs Orthodox and
Biblious, two gentlemen who PROFOUND
couundrums to each other, and answer
them in riddles. After occupying
some eight or ten pages, they leave
Tie subject where they took it up,
with promise to continue at some fn-
turs day.
This kind Of discussion, is verv in
tsresting to old women. when printed
in large type, and is abont as harmless
~ anything that can be put into a
book. Whether there il justifica-
ton by faith alone ;" whether there
10 any difference between living and
dead faith" have engaged the atten-
ton Of divines, ever since Moses came
out Of Egypt. The discussion 10 the
Evangelist however, is spiced with
como originality; Biblicus asks Or.
thodox, can you conceive how the
faith Of a dead sinner can be pleasing
u God :" Orthodox says not word
In answer. but shakes bis bead in elo-
qusnt scilencs. Nothing lese. than
an Immaculate conception, can lay
hold Of, such . problem. 50 pro-
found.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-06

o. Intelligence from Lake Provi
dsncs L.. represents the river there,
- higher than hes been since 1874.
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Spffial Iotiff5.
TO DAKNR0

TO BAKERS.
RECElvED per steamer John J, Roe
II Fifty Bbls. ssperfine Flour; Is Pitts--
Held Mills; % Sans Souci Brand.
These brands said to be most profitable
to the trade, we offer 1t New Orleans prices
to insure fair trial.
)unee BARBEE 4 BENJAMIN.
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! THr HowARp AssocrArros.-By

THE HowARD AssocrArloN.-Bl
resolution ofthis Association, I weekly
list Of Deaths, within the limits Of The
City. will be published during the sea.
son; commencing with Sunday next.
Elsewhere will b found to-day, . lisl
Of oil the deaths that have taken plaes
since The 10th Of December last, show.
Ing only twsnty.four out II h popu1a.
ton II Over liz thousand. In nearly
six montha We put this up. in com.
parisou 70 tho sauitary report Of any
o.her place Of the same size, on the
globe, and claim without any boast
but the figures to show II, that Baton
Rougeis one Of the most healthy spots
on the globe.
The Association has thought il id.
visable to commence the publication
now. Ia order to prevent any errone.
Gus Impressions abroad, and to pre-
vent unnecessary excitement at home +;
where Il ID next to impossible 10 get
. correct statement when . universal
panic prevails. Every thing at this
moment-and We are now on tho
threshold Of midsummer-gives Us A.
surance, that this il to be . healthy
season. Our people are only askedsto
keep cool, mann has good supply Of
ice) and when there is any danger for
tie weak kneed. and the weak nerved,
We shall give them due and seasons-
bic notice to leave. Our confrers Of
the press abroad. will oblige US, to
confine themselves within the range Of
the figures. weekly presented. 1t iss
hard matter I've know and feel i,) to
get up an interesting paper at mid
summer. However, there is an mex.
haust"ble mine Of thought to revel in;
in speculstions on the probable turn
out Of the crops; what the country
might do if it would. What may be
the destiny Of Central America. and
Of Mexico, since she has ordered the
Priestcraftry to leave. and take away
their holy babies. and other baub1es !
What awaits the glorious democracy
10 case they triumph in November
anil establish the principle that the
subjects Of despotism are filter for sou
sreigns In the Republic, than those
native and to the manor born ?"
Have We not here, . field for bound.
less innocent speculation =? Use this
kind of'matter. to gil up with. gentle.
men, and you harm no one. But give
us none Of Jour unasked speculations
about lie and death. More people
have bad TO take medicine and die;
after reading yellow covered pamphlets
on epidemics, than have been blown
over into the jaws Of darkness, BY the
breath of the foul flend himself
Some exchanges on our list-good at
other times-get in such way, when
40 epidemic docs come, that we-who
have strong nerves-canuot read them
1t such times without a bottle Of
goose-berry cordial before US. To such,
We give due notice, that We shall
make . personal matter Of every lie
direct told about this place. during
The summer. Such had better beware
in time, if they do not wish to meet
The fate Of the Carrollton Star, whose
light We take the credit of having put
out.
HoRRrD S1aHr.-Tbe London. cor.
Of the Toronto Globe, gives
IN episode Of the war which W. have
not encountered elsewhere. Accord
ing to the latest news from the Crimea.
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Just Received.
M ESS Ef.-Extrs, Family. nee Dried
l4 Beef; Sugar Cured HAms Plain Smok.
ed and Canvassed; Crushed end Pulvsrissd
Sugars. Junsl) N. G. BRYAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-06

Amite Springs are N0W open.
THIS delixhtful watering p'ses, in the
i Parish Of Livingston, u now opsn. A
large and commodi0us hotel has been o..
rected for The accommodation ii visitsys, snd
no Mains or expense has been spared, 10
make il one Of the most delightful places
Of resort during the summer months, in
tho southeFn country.
Everything il prepared for families. ~
we'll - their house servants, horses, ETC..
that could Be desired. iune3.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-06

INTER EsTINg InTELL1oENCE-Tbe
Picayanes Washington correspon.
dent Sigma, in bis letter Of tho 2s,h
"lto.. says:
The bill which passed the House
to-day grants to the State Of Louis
lana. it is said. about 100000 acre.
Of public lands. to aid in constructing
Of ra;lrdads in the State. It was op-
posed with great earnes,ness by many
members, chiefly from the South. hut
prevailed by . smsh vote. A motion
to reconsider was made and laid upon
the table. 10 that there can be no slip
backwards in the matter. The bill
will pass the Senate by q very large
majority.
The writer also says, that the dis.
missal Of Mr.. Champion, has taken
place.
CooLrxss or THE LATE DIR. WAR.
rem. OF BosToN.-An anecdote is re.
lated Of the late Dr.. Warren which i.
characteristic Of his ooolness in perfor.
ming surgical operations. He va.
performing one Of the most difficult
operations known to science, surround
ed ny numerous students. "Gentle-
men," he eaid, after he had laid the
knife down. the patient is 10 a cri,i.
cal condition. but land he took out
bis watch) it he survives Eve minutes
There is some hope Of his recovery"
Breathless anxiety was pictured on
every countenance. Ooe. two-,hree
minutes sped away; the patients eyes
were cloAed. Four-6ve-six and
seven minutes passed. and all faces
were turned on the doctor, who clos
ed bis watch and walked away, re-
marking, gentlemen, the patient has
been dead six minutes"
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Pork.
4 LOT BULK AND MESS PORK. a
IA hand and for sale by
June4. NJ. g. BRYAN.

To Arrive this nay.
ELOUR.-20 Half Barrels Extra Flour
l. Family M, 10 arrivs this dsv.
iune4 N. G. BRYAN.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A IL PERSONS having claims sgsinst
n the succession Of the late LucAs Faox.
HEHrz, deed. are hereby notified to present
them, dul ! authenticated 70 the unde1signed
Administrator, within fifteen days from
the first publication Of this notice.
FRANCIS PHILLIPS
june 2, 1656-3-w. Administrator.
DR. G. w. DEAR1NG, offers his pro-
" fssssonal services to the pubfie. Ressdenes
and O1oe On nsin, bstwses chsrsh snd NertA
Street ny 1e-y.
Real RPeDch Lac MoDt1110s.
A yEw Of he shove gos1s, nsv ssylss 40
n Rich Patterns.
Also,
4 ese.tifsl sssostosats
tee 0akiel LADIES OpxNCE1S.
J0ot yoooivod q ~
0oy0 pu5lAD0sSEA ClDAS o7oes
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-06

They MAY BE THOSE WHO CoUNT
THIS A SLIGHT THiNe.-On Wednes.
day afternoon young woman who
was to be married in the evening. went
into shop in this city TO make soms
purchases. She was-as it is Datur.
al to suppo.e-nervou., a. who would
not be on the brink Of bliss In her
haste, she unfortunately. but accident
y folded into her bundle couple Of
paper fans ola shi|lings value and
departed. Upon reaching home, or
before she reached It she discovered
the fans in her package, and most un.
like thief, hurried back to the shop
to make restitution. She was here
appnebende'I on q charge OFF, shoplift
ing" conveyed to dresry cell be.
meath the Court House, and there i'm.
prisoned during what was intended to
BE- her wedding night. The intrepid
lover appealed to Mr. Justice Ru.ssl,
at eleven o'clock at night, TO accept
bail for the appearance Of The girl 10
the morning. The Judge could not
comply, there being no Office Of record
attached to the dungeons. She was
however, Migrated yesterday morning
mo one coming forward TO prefer .
chargs against bcr-aud sbe WAS mar
ried last evening-Bosto" Courier.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-11
BALTIMORE.


II. T,EF
Il Urinary nnmorc--I Instituted A, d. lrssl, No ~ south
i,ay street. Bait,nmc near the ofieel AZURE iNsuk
Ell OR No FEE REQulREp..- DR. aiia, m experienced
hy stefan Of tho Aopathe school may be ooVae""" '"T
sultri In all aAcs ~ ptisate nature or disaaso
No Money vcquircd u n Care II n"s Emcc"a.
practical experience 10 years enables DIR NJ to
In the shortest possible time To hnve hey
effected
Dhis umsar rmapy,
senavry celebrated the eferua apdspeody cure ot All
slass OF Secret Diseases established IN this city m
teins" from QuasA.ry, over 70 wars ago
M ha Institution would render public notice Sore
not for the many applicants here for treatment who have
heen hlehcd o their money maened by The Chhratans who
flourish largely in the public pr,n's and with whom our city
suvorstockcd
AMicscd be yeur s,""rd,
YOU would avoid injury reennIefy los. aud disappointment
neck early medical aid proper treatment bo obtain
ed Dr NJ makes aluring roessons. promises no moro
scco"Imsy and Chrenic Gm-cs.
Tho usns symptoms SORE Throat ulcoration OF the
Meah Itching and Tenderness about the Nose b'ochcs or
Erupona upon the Skin Upon the perfect Constitutional
the odosi aud OF such chsoa r NJ In
willing to ostak. his homo, and reputation
The Triumph of Sctcucc. ,
The remedies OF Dr NJ In rea,ons strong ana manly vg
waiting the shaorpd constitution aud removing apeod
y all debility injury incurred from certain secret habit ae
Eufreb1rd snn"hood
may Ind restorative Thousands from their
use realized tho u,on h,pe, which irom tho
oomo almost cxinguiahcd
No compounds Of Mereury Noxious Drugs
IN his practice
To Females.
Long rxpcrcnco In he oatnent Of Female Ahcctonn Ner
yons qualities NJ afford kariy Rs!y aud
effect Ce In the difficult Communications sacred
ly guarded and mark with skill aud doicRcy
Dr. Mi1l.' larcns Prevcntivc.
This R,rody applicable TO either sex VIII be sent
duly prepared by mail leeepl OF so or by cmiing go
prescription viii he included
Distant persons cured AT home, 10y addressing DIR J,
MILLS, BAiriMonl deers posi pad) Medicines sent In
any direction by mall or express.