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SPECIAL NOTICES.
wi..nr'. nn,.nm of wild Cherry.--Fyom III

Wistnr's Baisnnl of wild Cherry.-From the N,1c
frh Epean9 Mirror, May 25"Among all the Panaceas ad
vcriised for the Of human ailments there which
we have more confidence than WIsTARs BAIsAM WILD
CHEnRY We regard II as of Natures preparations
simple safe pleasant 10 take and almost certain all bill
ous and pulmonary affections We have witnessed Its won
deru effects that hopeessly
rate and conscienousy recommend the
best medicines In tho world"
1t has proved more ecacious remedy for Coughs Colds
Influenza Bronchitis Asthma and Consump incipent
stages, than any other medicine
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
SETH w. FOWLE & co, 1873 Washington Street, Bos
ton Proprotors Sold by their agents everywhere
For sale by J. II. THOMPSON Il co. and J. H. SEAY.
I'd W
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According to Haler, women bear hunger better
than men; according to Plutarch they can resist
the effects OF wine better; according to Huger.
they grow old and never bald; according to Piiny
they are never attacked by lions; ACCORDING 10
Gunter,they can talk few
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THE DISMISSAL OF THE ENGLISH CoSsULs AND
MINISTER: New Y. Journal OF Commerce
speaking Of the probability of the dismissal of Mr.
Dallas, by the English government. says:
The retiring British officials left behind them
positive statements in regard TO the course which
the British Government will pursue in reference
20 their dismissal, which suppose Is the
real cuuse of all the present uneasiness. They
stated. it is said.that Mr.. Dallas would be imme-
diatey dismi.sed,and diplomatic intercourse with
the United States suspended. This may be their
opinion Z, but doubt if they are in the best po-
sition to Judge the course required by the British
national honor. Those Englishmen in business
here whom we have found best informed in
relation to the sentiments of the British people.
do not believe that the American Minister will be
dismissed, that any hostile attitude will be
assumed towards this government.
The Asia which sails from Liverpool. on the
18th June, will bring out the comment of the Eng
li.h press on the affair.
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Ne. rillmOre.s Acceptance.

We barely have time to direct attention to Mr..
Fillmore's letter of acceptance published under
our late news head. II is an able, national and
patriotic producticn-just such an one as might
have been anticipated from its noble author
But It speaks for i,self-let all read il.
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bonds before the sixty days expire it Is important
that those whose bonds only be given in court
should bear the time In mind.
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II has been said of od"his is world of wonder"
the observer daily presented something and wonderful
both In nature and Men of genius skill constantly
engaged seeking out that which may become valuable
public and living emblem to seenics; and from all
wonders which have been brought before par
tcuarly Medical Faculty there has been nothing yet
surpassed Perry Davis Pain Killer which the vauI ble
family medicine now in for many internal and
complaints that flesh heir to- TO convince you of the Gac
have but call at the drug where get
bottle-from % cts. to Sl.-ftnnes Organ
THE PAIN KILLENA AS n ing pain from the
body medicine has acquired reputation equal Per
Davis Pain Killer The sale of this
belief But II has real meiit and that suicientNopoy
CopiaRtoa (Ky } Neps.
Sold by all dealers in family medicine.
unp dQyy
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~ fasoaiiy editor out west says that IL you Oh.
serve gentleman with his arm around voun,
lady,iti is morally certain they are NOT married
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AN LAND ron sAaE IN AMHERST r

- -
--e..' Terms n very Valuable TRACT OF LAND in
tie Amherst belonging to the estate of Frederick
.cd This tract contains about 1913 Is Acres lies about
mile from the Court house. and abou, the distance
age of New Glasgow and than mile
the Oh and Alexandra Railroad in
strnct Tho improvements consist Of excellent Two
Brick Dwelling House containing rooms, and
in the basement Brick Office in the Yard, Large New
Barn good Stables and Carriage House, and all other
houses In good condition The land original
y Of the best quality, and in fine of improve.
ment and rapidly increasing in fertility and admirably adapt,
I'd TO the grow ia Of Corn, Wheat, Oats and Tobacco
II ic plantation Is In thor ugh repair with good
abundsn supply of timber for all purposes.
will offer this desirable the highest bidder the
nses the 10Th day Of July sold privately
bel src that time In the time invite purchasers TO
vis. the land and will take pleasure In giving any nfoma
toTA about il that may be desired.
Possession will be given for seeding at any time and full
poYi ession the LIST day of January
NY post-ofhcei New Glasgow, Amherst County. Va
june - W t2Gjy. FREDERICK G. OFT
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The New York Herald, in an article headed "A
Little Plain Talk About the Presidential Elec-
ton" thinks that the election of either Demo
cratic or Black Republican candidate for the
Presidency will have the effect of perpetuating
sectional feeling, and Of finally endangering tho
Union. The mass of the people. throughout the
country, at least the most intelligent and patriot
ic, both North and South, have come to the same
conclusion, and will give their votes to Fillmore
and Doneson, in preference to the candidates of
any other party.
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA CANAL.-This
great improyenent,on which Virginia has expen-
ded millions of dollars, has been rather overshad-
owed by the liyeliness and energy with which
railroads are conducted. The Railroad Record
Of Cincinnati shows some Of the beneficial results
to the country through which the canal passes.
The principal articles carried upon it are tobac-
co. four wheat, corn, coal. salt plaster and GU
ano. The quantity Of tobacco is very great, and
that of wheat (the -four reduced to bushels amour
to one million of bushels. From all this it appear
that large and valuable business in internal CON
merce is done in channel which commercial mon
have not even recognised. The value of thi 5
commerce amounts to nearly t,centy millions OF
dollars per dnnum.-B Baltimore american.
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Rcai min Franklin and Prof. DE Graf -
Franklin brought electricity FROM the heavens earth t it
lief OF diseased and suffering mortadeases that
baled the scianss old Neuralgia Reu
masm Pains Stiff Joints De ,fncss Swengs Palsy Files,
Skin Diseases &c, cured by Prof De
trie oil an one and tpo days Read this letter
PROF DE GRATHl have beeh the victim many years
Rheumatic affection, lost limbs eoul not
raise hand head short totally heple IS
applied Electric OIL before bottle u ,cas
perfectly restored You may refer any sufferer to me:
MRS HUTCHINS,,
Seventeenth and Thompson
Mrs Hulchins Is well known in Philadelphia My O has
Ward Esq, Jos Bacon; r b. Da Costa Mrs Fasait Geo
G. Boyer SOP N Third street. Others adindutum Sole
depot Tor this No. - s. Eighth Chestnut
PROF. CHAs DE GRArH
" The Elccterc OIL Depot has been renpopcd
No Electric OIL should be- used unless my
the label and blown the bottle AL others
gerous Bottles e5 so and 81 For sale by Dr. j H. SHAY,
Lynehourg, Va lmay q It's
Fever and Ague-An InfalibIe Cure.-We defy
the world to produce medicine which does
uinne Bark Arsenic Mercury
pound this annoying efecnay Car ers
Spanish Mixture While it above dan.
Geou possesses power in relieving and Gu ring
Fever and Ague wi ch cannot be approached
separately in combination 1t acts specifically the
Puries tho Blood opens the pores of the skim and
as bad the remains the Mineral Drugs which clog
y destroys the constitution
twice day for years nothing would relieve him until he
tried Carriers Spanish Mixture only bottles of which eff
ctuaiy restored him to health has he had
u'seScsnce may l5dl m
A Perfun,cd Brcath.-What lady or gen1eman W 3u1d
labor under the of disagreeabe brea sing
DoWDENS DENTAL FLUID it will only render il
sweet but make the teeth white alabaster
lists and ply sieians everywhere
beautiful Compile xion may be attained by use 1t
isples, rockies, renders the skin
m lpartg rich roseate hue. II is the
ever known being free from all injurious 50
cents For sale by srRoTHER WHITEHEAD.
Is eNe cry herr
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.

STORE HOUSE FOR sAlE.-WiiI be sold az
- public auction the highest bidder the 10Th day Of
July next the BRICK STORE HOUSE Appomaitox Court
House. present occupied by This house very desra
bly, located arranged 1t twoories high
wit, good store room counting rooms above stairs
for groceries Terms made known
day Of sale.
June ID wtds FLOOD a. ABBlTT.
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atom sor paiss rnL,AsrEK-,A vaIna bic appli.
june l0-rl VI s H',b For sale BY
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They also keep constantly large stock of FISK
METALLIC BURIAL CASES, of all sizes; also a large stock
WOODEN COFF1NS of every description, and will pay
prompt attention to the undertaking hours
lie 2JdAes ID. l.. g. G.. A. DIUGUID
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UDEAkS OF OTTER.--On and a ffcr H.. A..
Il Monday in June HACK will run from Liberty 10 na
Peaks of Otter. The building has been enlarged with nn
her of neat and well furnished The subscriber viii
deavor to render the sojourn of visiters pleasant
may q tocil N H0RSELY
to Richmond Wing and Enquirer and Petersburg Esp
andIn tell
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NY,W EDl rruy 49,, h. S. HOOPER
ODA WATER with CREAM sYRUps,

uSNN"ts. LEGlIURNES tSc.-l have NAV,
qWie fail supply of Gents, Boys and ehildrens 49,
"oodS handsome and cheap "Cal at SEAni.pVS'"
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SEVEN PIANOS JUST RECEIVER Az
- FIVE EXPECTED by NEXT ARRIVAL, al IA I'D
Corner of Bank Street, PETERSBURG VA-Onr a3ea
in selling so large number of PIANOS Upwards of
hundrcd) is attributable mainly to four facts eeh
LIST We select from known reliable Factories % WI,
abe pay cash for them 3D. We keep hand to select f
large an assortment perhaps be found almos
two Northern establishments. 4th We sell very low
TO persons ordering from and leaving the selection o go
pledge superior Instruments and In all cases full sans
ton '"S
Where doubts felt say, take the Piano and try M
fore paying for it, Our Instruments unsurpassed and
responsible for them and ask all who to ppr
reliable Pianos, to give us trial f. 2. NASH
Piano- Forte Dealer
10 isl nicrsl, J.
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NOTICE-Thc c0-s,arEnersisip heretofore PIX.
~ sDg between the undersigned and s. Diuguid under
the style of Duguid Il Sons on the Isl da
January last '
The business will hereafter be carried by the undersigned
under the firm and style of d. y. e. G. A. DIUGUID At b
old stand of s. Diugnid g. Sons.
All persons having claims against the firm s. Diupd
Sons will them for settlement and those OWN
accounts will please come forward and pay up
DAVID p. DIUGUID
GEORGE A. DIUCUID
II II. n q. A. DlUGGlD, Successors to 4
LIE DlUGUlD SONS, will keep constantly on hand
large stock of all kinds of FURNITURE their own mann
facture which they will he pleased shew the friends ana
patrons of s. Dinguid Sons, and the public generally
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BY LENNON IL BROGDEN,
BALTIMORE NIL

june 10 ctds
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NOTICE EXTRA.-New Goods of cvcrx de-
serpton can be had at my Store cash We are re
ctVhg teis week great many new and very desirable
june l2ts mo 7 pITRVIc A 90,
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AVA le36--JNO. j. PURYIS AGENT, this day RECEIVING
most OF the articles needed mark ct viz Ladies'
Dress Goods Iaces Gloves Ribbons Muslins &c Also fine
assortment OF Genemens Goods vz Pantaoon Suffs Coat
ings Vestings &c He sells exclusively cash His stock
now well assorted and all goods will at small profit
any persons doubt this let them call have their doubts
removed ~ '''' "'u'"
r. S-A few desirable and small stores for rent
june ls-ts JNO j. PURVIS Apert
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Change of shedulee L.a.e
rn,ssroaFI g esi,er B. : Or. r.

E7S5itE5S5 EEsFsSTzsl3 - sl5 ~,
SSfSssSgs+ HT.5ST 80
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-fe5l4 5oiis9 s,ss grlgt2 81 ~. iiE 6Gost; est
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keeping, Lecture ana ienaGit5sip, inrGyiuOIy an
GGTG'ee. -. . so
For Full CouySeiH Ladies' department. ~
l. ,,.--r+5g
IIE PnoPRIEToRs take great pleasure in expressing
their thantsor legTstiying and unprecedented sue
which have marked their since
is estall ntte and 70 r.
newed eSeftionA 10 meet, IN ost eEetes saulef the
rapidT fgr Aictte9k aud eO2t'Tte4-
Ste cORfse trtfitAg Tie great pLagtlcal
6fthe Prineial In heavy Banking and cofahief-
ciai 0ses assisted ana RCconi iHshet gentle:
has enabled him ito brpgtq degree of perfection
sseui Of CouNTIN ROOM by oral sSsre;4t
NOT iATTAINEINBf BY ANf6oFltER lNSIiT6II0N:i tEaeh
student, by this is drilled at tue
HGy step by step until he has mnstered the wOln routine
of a l1teS as th0TongIy as though e ld
~srge,l dppi'eniee&p IN S01te large ColpleFetln
Ho,se and thus all ALTERING, and eGreg!pns
blutEtiers Hte, in a great measure, dlssipaied
In addonl to our OF accomplished ASSIST
ants hayeaso secured ihs services Of some 9I ls
most eminent Lecturers In Oo TO lecture on Commercial
topics. ss-s - y. -. :. - - g :, -
here, but embraces every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY hook KEEPING with free and tun discussion OF
Scientific plesLeeturrs upon
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a1osa a'aa' Z ECENfT RASte user s7as
OHIO I2AzFEII.g. f 22!OlAl.f9I
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a. NEW -A,RE.I2ANSiG0IENT.. =. !, !.
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RIGU 4, GRAIN, sEBDsy BUTTER, &G.5 s5S9il
JHIANTEDy-Ths ssG viii utrhasy make ibsEi
gSyaHsss o. 10 galtiaerr lttaJslPhss
clover and timothy Also OahEtter and
sggsa sa q; ss5hi3l. % y e. ssL.sFa
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BJSINESS CARDS.
LAWYERS
h r. pENDLETON

,f'Si 9i2N NEY. AIF l. Aw,
ii GiEELINE, IA.
:7g"ATTENDs the Courts of Ohio, Marshall Brooke and
T'lccrk counties. o. -
CrFCE-ou Quincy street, just above Main II isL 7
=, ,u,Uy - Il g-#F - ! F.P. TrRSER,
!!tssga saea H., Va. }ss I, FarEersbarg, Va,
Thaw & Turner,
ATTORNEYS AT I4AW...,
sR-NIL attgDG STREETS to all business uiJTstsdto t'e'n
eoun,i,s Of Wood, Writ Jackson, E!tce, Guler and
R.assuts
rrIeular attention given 10 collections.
REFER To
YFILADELPHIA-lICu. Gsorsy siarswood Hon. Joel
Jones, Hon. chas. Girin, Messrs. Lee
Walker.
EnrIvoHE-Messr,. Neaie ( Luckstt, Messrs. Penn &
rngELryG-M 'r.' s j. j. Yarnail, Thomas John
sion, Jr. orS' :lf
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79S1%E35REDrT1 ss7F-'
81 .tIc2gl = -.f.y = - sDoANE &tCoYGiLI.
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Time, lfgaSy, a9a sRlistqasg .sqgqa1!,r sqgqaa1!,r as.i =
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SSsF can be % tttthea 6t Tie afct "a Wheeling,
and information as 10 every he Connection west0f IND
Ohio Rtver.h iItE - "a sbsSse -s;ogt y tliltt'it
PASSENGERS BOUND WEST ~
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TRANsPO ORE ATI0llls:.l.
GRBAPt NATIONAL, ROUTE

sss & i,
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.......- WGeeEta fgfffOlS Feb. 9th, 1856. H.
on and after Monday the 1pt st., Passenger Trains
(cxlresS and ationB eFe Ills station daily mt
4gi T. NJ. and I15 A. NJ "a sseal.kES . NJ
Thv Express Train legTes Rt stop at
the following statons BenWood, Moundsville, Cameron,
Falriuont, FrermUn, Newbur RoWlesur Piedmont, CUM
rrlaud JOINTS Run MarnslurE, HaTper's Ferry Mon.
ncacy, SykCsYilc and Washington JUNCTION. t- ..-
The Wheeling and Cnnberland ACCOMMODATION Train viii
GlD p. ~ Leaves Cnmbc 5:15 A. ii.
and arrives ut Wheeling at 4:3n, T.. II. .. t.
The Mail Train will be discontinued until further
BY order of. .l.t ..zzg.s g-.f .el-g
.. VS.. WOoDSIDE, Superintendent.
fiji J. d. FOED, Agent
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TN, s..fsDISSOLIT19 I.:-s,..
TIIE. law pdFtuestifp existing 10
i this day dissolved by Eaei viii ptaes
!if.s7'. 90 z JACOB, =
z dc9aaa7ziGl HaIoES! I'D JaiI4PRNDLETDH.sT
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SUNDAYS. EXCEPTED, Is
the Bast with the and Ohio Rail
Road and tle Ohfo River Wheeling, and on the West WIN
Raruss at ZnlyIie Newark, Monr0eyillS and Columbus
for An parts eftile South Ssstss % 4aiai5r 81
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JUNE is, 1856.
MIsGE.LI 81 III. 4 & NEOUS. ''f.iI.l,
74av TERMs:

FOF httt t0uFSei attctgcItg utt NeGTtWetSV y 11OGS
keeping Lectures dad IisnmGtssiO, iHrGIiGOLy an
HGUUIce. -
For Fal Couyseia ladies pdrt1teHt. ~
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se3s .ssst tBABDoTTE1s ,WoRsI SuGARDRorS,s s+lt+
"A pleasant aud ehcHciois remedy WpTh4 children.
A Put up In the form Of 1ne candy, avoiding
able taste Of Ytrlifpge RsraB PEiee 25 cts
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! NUMBER $50

lI1sF 81 a l,5-I3 l,SSI.s,sSs
~ 4 I-ifi= III Z.lll-
zs. = y 4 >. s. q ]: = ~ sfE
~ -ISiTsT e ~E-II
81 fGI3I Blu 81 81 ESSg a
ENCOURAGE AMERIoAN MANUFAC CTIKkst
~. q: - 571.,; s s=
:, 1,cr M. - t',i s : : S,,s ~,
p now years it,as been constantly calming n
ny9r And sn9w pTs1srred by nHy 70 ths
AGs paFiaR FhalG saeps,s year q,p sqse.t b-
eS together Es smaller lzss ays sesn sold
Sa+ss. sssIa SsI Tss
ysleen1es 1ndtatsPclis tet
MA S ~ I5
oS Desssr sI
akep three rs Glass npcns al The Secisnics
as At State Fairs held last Fan in New YorG Ohio Indiana
md Illinois,. 9Tf 5sffi y ~ - 10
OfoS S &H ISs E
lr seper's Writing FiuId.-;s yIY sas5rf.s
NSrthweStsFh bank 81 Virinia Merchants Secksnies
UAns NEGeslgaeR
srap6 obices fsltIMSES and olHG SeSd 5tSs sItiSSS
hs 3d asegsRy Sggf S kS:
sSsGiiRel!s 5i8 e. olysg Pryor
Eo5sale prizes X - ~ :
TsR REiSH- A4SRIVA13,
6fosers, esEneF .. at S snd Quincy Streets %
Rio CoIeo, SardlneS,
Roasted ooGee, ii = Fourtf STARCH s9''A' 49, ~
ExtFasS EsH .'Ei GosaS, tsiSs Ssess's' ks.'i -
IaYaige. G'sj s.ssj 9sa ;!spapa. e3}a ;ssse si:
Yai,E Si!m son Tea, astfRistna g esyoa sa;1
96SS fSS:3sF -. iss5 FEesaTSadtsss, FEe9S1 jaaela
ItSs = sf5S't't FFesI, PsSshss sSl5Fs u
S. Ss Fal3%5 ki.s ssfsSItsgfs TSS sgsgg &
Potomac Herring. al, GfeSsraf Assoit Of Fbess.l
Scotch, : -,t ~ essences agS SisS = -,
Sly6 W5EfF 4rSltirks &hlFSTvatIs .S.nt.h :
Tsn,a.a Easasa s,d asa E1aGssts @ - 5s.h
NTs4idanIIasiart .ss T6bscso
cThe above has hem ssTsrli,. stisss5 n ttss5
1 ANN ksnI aH invite our sP @ tRs anS
market iStSI 20 y ~ 5
ml2 w a EDlyAn1s { BRo
III n :! - iI Is M e5y R ss
1T III n n ebratel Piano Eor J6lIiackyEsls
S aa Ss
country or Europe and Ut the loves. nanuf9vu
FspSss C MIedsoas, new style aud,
Sss a @ f e s s6iSs E3iSSS S a. al ys9 s at s.s @
apt F EFenci aud, @ Flutes,
stfis Win Eli ess ~ ns5sI Ss Ssd
y Galoh 'e ''4 A'ps's eua s1s4'' so5s
-@42- y q = lL.l---- Q. u - 1As-htEILoass2
IJAlJIfio IL 'tffi3& ~, RE SEjEIlEif
WE ,,vs - tn., =. s,,. ,.v,
PfPsSRsss P5mSSs Ps Tsss nS AF;Sss d
14 B6iSs EStFattsTor tEe,iIaa,lktseGitf;, y :oo5s
kntaI Drops; - 7.'. t;nl4 ~ x
i.aililstick PonlatiaS; 81 fs - eze 81 ,s
1, Gssme @ zig Creams and f0EderFi,s tssal sys
,ts Tolst watefs % sa.t.4 .e h5c slea "
,,i3, AtoHtsIG A, ~ Z TEinsEnIi 4, ID 80,
~ aIlk n Of Ruses.t 8. ,-l;s1 gsT5S y 7.baai
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'PEClAL MEDICAL NOTICE.
Cure Of Dyspep


TNIIE undersigned;is is being consulted by let
ter from all partsrof the Union, bv those
who are suffering from DYspEps,A and its
consequent general weakness muscular relax.
alton, and nervous debility. Having tor the
last few years. in his practice of medicine, turn.
cd his attention entirely to the treatment of
this disease he is enabled from his large expe-
rience to institute peculiaritya of treatment
that will enable the patient to see feel, and
k"ow. after day or two's treatment that his
recovery has already commenced. Has he
dry tongue. thirst, loss of appetite, constipa.
tion of bowels, nausea and vomiting3--is the
skin dry, harsh with unnatural heatf-is he
troubled with slecplessness, starting in his
sleep, solemnency. impaired volition-with
palPtation or "futtering" of the heart, and
easily out of breath by quickenei exertions3
All these after one. two or three. days treat
ment will commence to disappear
TERMS OF THEATMENT.-S5 tn,. for first con-
sultaton. Medicine forwarded by mail, with
full and explicit written directions of the course
of treatment DC, to he pursued. Each sutse.
quentsconsultation and medicine forwarded
81 Q0 Money remitted in all instances should
he registered. at the post office. All letters
to be addressed to 'the-undersigued \
WILLIAM w. BLISS, 81. D..
20 Beekman Street, New York.
Nov. g 1866. >. .6m.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-02-29
j ust Recei;ving
AT H. w. ,LAWS0N'S
TIN MANUPACTORY

TIN PLATES, all sizes; -.
Il Crankled PATTY PANS;
EIE-i POTS; Box GRATERS:
Potato do: Japanned TRUNKS,
iall sizes Round Sugar BOXES;
Cake do Cash do; Toy CUPS
d PALS = Egg WHIPS; Foot TUBS:
Foot S1O YES Molasses CUPS Can.
die S19GKs; CULENDERS; = 49,
Pepper BOXES; RATTLES:
CANLSTERS; Knife BOXES; 80 K
English Tea KETTLES; Russias a. -
Iron SCOOPS; French SKIM.
- MERS: Dressing CASES; F. q
gs,- lish Wash 30 WIS; Dust PAWS
n have also large assortment Of WARE on
hand of my own nanufacture consisting in
part of IA:
5000 Coffee POTS. different sizes;
Covered BUCKETS. all sizes BALE !.
do: CULENDERS; Punched L1M
g. sG TERMS; Water DIPPERS: CUPS
al sizes Cake PANS: Milk do. =; - !.
Wash do: Dish do Tea POIS -:
stew PAINS; TR HMPETS: Graz -
:, TIERS ~ Water POTS p .snd several
other different articles, which A 2iiil sell on
reasonable tsrms. Wholesale or fstaiEE
tH Eeery article ,oaryaated n - p:
Abbeyille G. H., 8. O., Sept. 81. 1855. s.. i.;5 4