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TF'"-.' - = w TUT NNNE-TTe unIerl
nufI ior sale The plantation lying ~
.nd MILES souil Of NE Tennessee river, knosn A. he
~ v 1NhbtN PLANTATION being homestead III the lac
Col snj slFrrod containing thousand rcs hundred 49,
one thousand three hundred Of Hh cleared and he ha
"1sy ueersd vim portion o, ysr bottom above oveasu
ihere are on The place comfortable Dweinr uou..
houses. 81 "t'e--fl oii
The place IL veil By sprug Creek two never ,u VIII
ard Tour never-faniug Springs Of ne h-si water '
TOYS plantation considered the boz North Afab, A,
Oct ne land j. unsurpassed quality Il uoud besides bps rs
g We be Cotton Plantations IN The Cotton ~ IN
ne hest stock Farms south OF Potomac. Wv "
80, 49, ne .'oss ., hor' Hus Hogs Sheep Cattle Plan.
Those Wishing % examine The land and learn The terms. t
0range, Aabanna. by letter " 49, -
not previously soi A. private sale Whole vii be oai a,
Public Sale 9Th dav of Dsrer,tsr ,.rt 'e'sp "
maa-wtqnthn
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MIR. LEFERyRE,S sCK1,,oI ..T5. -, -,

~ IL mex OI
lNu this open on the LIST av Of Oet6fr issS -
close on tie ist day % july, 1857 - - ~ SUI
ILsl-BoaId :2eo Washing s9o English Tuition ESQ Modern
agaages each $40; Latin 500 Musc Harp ulta
80 Drawing Gom Mature tto Painting coOrs slO OIL
RETEaESeHsPairons Of School Right Rev Bhop Cbs ~
aaeAns Rev Aessr d. Hoge D. H. Clergy the episcopal
fISstTr1llsser Leieevrs, prnsipa Rev H. Kepper
Rev W Webb, A. NJ, John Little NJ D. n Lewis N 10 ia.
Meard John A. oaiyo, w ThIon Mas Gordon Ms TSyloT
Mile fstran, Mile Lacy, etc. etc. $500 49," '"'''
All letters 10 he directed GO
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TES T"ouffss SIsl ASeS scpSx1AS ,9yAHLE LiyD

- tNKANAwItA COUNTY, VA '"
FMNHt subscriber for
waters Of Blue Cfeet o. superior qaay whest srss.
COM tobacco, hemp. Tar, &c Title
ue Creet advisable 10 kendas Mn, Tor Of Ten ions
Ihere &C some hundred n hrh culuvasn
ZOO noo.e orchard snd excellent MIL gt nil ,os
yha N heavily umbefd sod there ready ~ an
nWotr ~ kanavhs Gaines and Cincnna There so sa,
hipplur ~ -''e'''ei"f
.s,aes ss, oans sueh Involvement. f.rp.r grader,
usseiands us1s miles frcon Kanswha saiins. n f ch..
sanaTha 9Th vser esrtse 70 any point to srsn Lumber
Issss me sn're tract Oarca ~ per acre cash.
Persons desiring call on me =, Nlehol..ccu
y, HENRY " PRICE, Land Aren't
land IN Nicholas and Rrsxon. ~ 1'''F'''''
Hs-es@ HMR
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IlY NIHrIE OF q DEED or THIsCtiso,

H. NI6EtE. Of a DEED or TRUST fxOu
- sseea Harris 10 yame- Harris Trustee jan
Nf @ recorded In the Clerks OF eoanty
20 .,urs TOE payment Of certain debts certain creditors
oestn named, 1t Ishai
,or sae Tor cash. At public auction Possan
MONDAY f,h Aagr, 1885, being Court dsy tow h1nr-
OF much N
uan situated about eight miles can
" part OF the tract known fArd Hiram
HIATT, no. resides and adjoining III Land. Of -Jster
Il m
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'ERt Sees sALE.-By virtue q deed Of trust uais
% r MINER aud Eic, AID Of record Albemarie county
sna proceed 70 sel A. auction, THURSDAY 3sh dsy ~
De tss; o. land on Shh he said Minor present resides
~ Ut'' enuas e2A acre-laQ 70 2OO weeds bsr-s
IN gas MS farm twelve vrs. 5f On ,riott-svis is
So % shnrhood ln he vicinity % churches mills depot and
~ s Isr'ealsry sisp'ed 70 tobacco snd grs ing
te improvements ccnsist 81 Uusinnr o,s lib
Stable Ntsro Tobacco Ice, spring Carriage Home. a. s
young orchard o. choice frn trrss -' p 80 'N' =
atd expenses ct sale in csd Tor bai,n. tt
WI D reasonably accommodated The title 70 he sbt.
hnd bevcd 70 b unqasonahe setting trus,s, l
CONVEX such tue onlJ - u vested b. the dr.si
NJ W. WI shoE the land 70 am Wishing 10 see H.
Aner e ale o. the land, re crops, stoct f,,,e 49, "a,
household and Kitchen hurnturr, &c Ac Vii h. 90 ~
madr kuoWn on day u sale i,f. 80.
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INJECTION VALLEY TURNPIKE roRs.Ir

- Al PUBLIC AUCTION by Of = by the
crsa Court OF kockbrdg a its Aprt-ru, lsss
l. fgxat and
company ADD others P-nding te
r. Tor The purpose appointed, Saturday, AusuSs
ssu Al Public Auction TO the hgh-s, bidder, mont
we hoa IN lexington the franchise % the said Junction
.AFy turnpike Company and road With the
hereto aaehed The road sixty miles leading
aProntsble Investment. '
EsNs-cssh In hand Sufficient expenses
OF SALE aud for tie residue
yon mont IN four equal insents purchaser irving bond
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Jef-epusA 80 - ' w. "NNpsH~'>
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CoLtu1LAN IIoTFI YoR RFNT on

- LEAsE-fMMgDiATr POSSESSION ne ,b.,. ~ -
tnI Vel esiaoi'he Hotel for rent posse ~
LOT There are chambers sufficient hundred 49,. -
ming room = 81 ~ ~ ret There etfensve a.a No.
neni accommodations Tor cooking Washing a. an5 sTr 800
anl larEy etrrhtrc houses &C. &c ~ ~'F
TINS property veil that
unnecessary To good 7"
~ lf-c2auu ~ rgsosu
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Observation-Disclosures SALE OFyAIU.sLr

tT7- Sale conducted hv GO, -. NAO1hAN,l
JyiO-2awtds ' AN'N'Hee's-
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BuORY AND HENRY COLLEl! rs.
WASHINGTON CnIINTY YIRlINII

EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA
VIE AL session. OF this Institution viii counsnoe on The els,
II day Of August next 80,
S Tuition session of %onsss 5000
S::a.s:;. chang. +: Il 4;
Those seeking which their son, or wards
sSSa Soessis Or sos9e'; sducson requested
location remo,enss' from discipline es
are points verify of :.psa n se aG es'
Information or Tor catalogue, sddrrs. 'o'''0"'
liza =. WILEY, President.
eIo-Sm Emcry p. o.. Va
- oc,rrn , HOA SOIkE COLLEGE.
OCAIED AZ Salem Roanoke Co n he
Ia-1 ~ valley ofue Roanoke, The ne Of hs virginia Ten
FAULTY
ksy " Bfts D. D President and Professor Moral and In.
cAssoS wills, a. w., Professor Of Mathematics and Ns,pr.
Rsy. II Bs, A. NJ Professor Of Aucsn, Language. and
Professor Of Modern LausussesOo be supplied By
aSy Yoses ~ Principal Of Prer.ra,ory Department
SSUR-s OF sIuDts . a. offensive That College
SSIs,ry snd particularly enlarged In the Departments
sxPFSsEsF Ten months session, Boarding ais IS Tuo.
s-',lou commences Is, Wednesday ofs,pt ju7fLeqm.
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF yIaG.N.s
~ hOMAHn on TIE HEi0IIrS,
THREE MILLS WEST or ALEXANDRIA.
REv. JOHN MCGUIRE RECroR
W. MOI" session will wednesday lo,b ssp,.
we for Board, Tuition In the regular cours, Ae
hooern Languages, Music and Drasins
RrFERNcfs:
The bishops aud other Clergy Of Diocese
ne course of study, government terms
Direct . Rev John p MCGUIRE TheoOsesl seminary Tarf.r
Ho.se,al llN '"y' lsoe jysi-isvsv
WOODLAND ACADEMY
INNE thd session Of his School commence On de fO ~
session Of isn months. sitsn In t Is,i
French sud Spanish, On vhh languages ne subscrbs,
ne unverry Of NrTnia also In the ~
Mathematics The school Il 40
place scholars VII be with = CONVEYANCE 80 ~ WV"
frsrs Board and tuition months ncudor svrv,h
Nc Tuition Tor casslea scholars go English il0one bsf ~
FAfAoy IN adVanoe No scholar taken Tor Ies ve months
10 Addfess D. NJ ouarIe. John ouar. niisyis Iss.
Inv ------4---.-. Jy1s-ou
EASTWOOD SCHOOL.
.-.,,. MAR STANTON Va, BY PIKE POWERS
WI se,on begins Ii q September, and eonnu~s ten
tuition, snd board Indicating svsy ming except
Paysb ssf on ia September and on. Of Janus.
Tss tsn., p.Taes orvuls,o ~ h.a Of PRS Powr..
ss, ~. bie-ctis
WANIED-Aad o. good addrsss say is or is years ~
70 sarn Ne oun fuperng Hardware husi.
- - ~ - 70 ucrsi and pdasa One
rus Vrrnan, sud o. gccd sducscn Address box sss
"nkAT NACtsINE 81 Hk f1s sf al Nm. .,d
~ knfhs both leather and ndia ruhhtr for az kv -
-N'eoe' 80 WtAuANsA ek0lHER
M TOBACCO, ofscod ou.l,, GOO
AtnI'aesAgea or sale by DAVENPORT, ALtFN CO
-gn Agents ~ he Msnusc,u5.,t.
SAfEiN Use, BlsslIne sod Ros Powder IIvd,.,,c a..
bR DAVENPORT, ALLEN A 90.
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TUNHE uudeg OIL hand for ,sis ne tll.l,. A.
months ny u chop. ' W
Que q horse power Eng One fG hor,s pov., g..
Two w 40. ''s'ne
One 10, OusfO ID
AZ n vhh oHer very prizes snd vorshis t., -
improvements for themselves 'N-"'''f
lvit-cim 49,.
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Those seeking school In which their receive
good coeEae busness education requested to consider the
avansges here offered The Thorough study hea
oson reIo,eness from any town, wboeso discipline long eT
ps.ehce and ABILITY OF The Faculty together With the ceness or
are points worthy Of Por additional
information or fer catalogue, address
ia O. '. WILEY, President
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HIae.m,. E ,I. roR TonAooo, nY D. n

"ANTEn.-As Assistant n ne Hsusrssr a~.s~., -.
peni - iisch Ancient LanFassss Nafhsrasli> n.
one Thoroughly qusi'hed, tberal saiary VI b. rgsn -
Addres JOHs CAM
WV .
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cenMIsSIohER's SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS

- Mrs Goolshy who lives on the presies vii 49,, So, .
any wishing to purchase VII So heS i
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EAsIwOoD sCHoOI,

WANItD-Alad o. good ADDE'S say s or is years "a
70 sern ne oun fupertng Faney Hardware husi
heence rsquFed lniusirial hahn. Or.
NC - no. BEEN A. any other calling preserved me sppllcan,
S,e, q 'HHn'an NO o. socd sdncaion Address eds
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01

ACLEvER SELl4-M De ST. Vincent, the pres
ident of one Of the learned societies of France,
visited Africa with view to tho prosecution of
researches in natural history. He was very ac-
tive in inquiring after curious specimens, and
paid largely for all that were brought to him.
One day a subaitern officer presented to him two
rare phenomena in the shape of couple ofrats,
eachsof which had long excresccnce issuing
from the top of the nose, and resembling the
trunk Of an elephant The naturalist eagerly
made himself master Of the'valuable prizes, as
sitication, under the name of rat trotaJe, and
transmitted intelligence of the important discov-
Ory to the Jardin des PlantcE Paris. But, 10!
after helapse of few days, the excrcscence be-
came dry and dropped OF; and on examination,
Il MAS discovered that the interesting phcnOmc-
been made above the noses of the animals, and
tho tails of some other rats inserted into tlem
The mystifcation was complGte-4lgeFi1.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01

PERl1ors FEAr.-The Rochester Advertiser
states that, few days ago, man cut a cane
from BlackfUrd Island, Overhauging Niagara
Falls. The feat was performed in this wise: The
ice had made from the shors considerable dis
tance, until it was almost met by the ice from
this island; but still there was frightful space
between where the water was boiling and surging
over the cataract Nothing danntcd At this, lie
procured an eighteen foot ladder with which he
crCpt along the ice, and managed to throw it
over, so that both ends rested on the edge Of the
ice. across the gull, and then went across him
self on the rounds of the ladder. After cutting a
stick Of rcd cedar, sufficiently to make three or
four canes, he fastened it over his shoulders and
then made the perilous return over the rounds
Of the ladder in the game way no went Tho
slightest giving way of the ice, his frail briIgs
aud himself would have been hurled into instant
destruction; or had he missed his hold in the
leaot; certain and instantaneous death would
hayc been tho consequence Tho river has new
er been 20 filled with ice above the falls as at
present, and a century may roll around before
this perilous feat could be accomplished again.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01

W-A petition for Women's Rights, addressed
to the New York Legislature, was referred in
that body to the Judiciary Committee, which
has lately n's lie . report. According to the
New York Daily News the Committee say that
they are enabled to state that ladies always have
the best piece and choicest tit-bit at table. They
have the best scat in the cars, carriages and
Sleighs; the warmest place in winter, and the
coolest place il summer. They have their choice
on which side of the bed they will lie, front or
back A lady's dress costs three times as much
as that of q gentleman, and at the present time,
with the prevailing fashion, one lady occupies
three times as much space in the world as gen.
tieman.
at has thus appeared to the married gentle
men of your Committee, being majority, the
bachelors being silent for the reason mentioned,
and also, probably, for the further reason that
they are still suitors for the favors of the gcnter
sex.) that if there is any inequality or oPpres-
sion is the case the gentlemen arc the sufferers.
They, however, have presented no petitions for
redress, having doubtless made up their minds
to an inevitable destiny.
ION the whole, the Committee have conclud
ed to recommend no measures except that, as
they have observed, several instances in which
husband and wife have both signed the same pc
ton. 1t such case they would recommend the
parties to apply for law authorizing them to
change dresses so that the husband may wear
the petticoats and the wife the brooches. and
thus indicate to their neighbors and the public
the true relation in which they stand with each
other.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01

SINGULAR DrsAPPEarAScRoT a CHrLD.-Gov.
Wise publishes letter in the Enquirer, stating
that Mr. Barns, of Norfolk, placed his child, 4
hoy two years old, in charge of the Richmond
Committee Of Norfolk and Portsmouth Orphans
on the 18th of September, 1856. The Commit
teeplaced the child, with 81 others, under the
carsof Mr. Begby: Strange to say, this child is
it-invain The Governor recommends that MI
who have takenany of these children publish de-
sciptions Of them in the papers, that the father
may thereby ascertain tho whereabouts of his
child. Papers throughout the State are rcqucs-
ted to give circulation to the above.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01
ANrtclpArED TROUBLE AT HAvAxA.-A letter

ANTICIPATED TROUBLE AT HAvAxA.-A letter
dated Havana, March 18th, says:
'EThe U. S. frigate Potomac and sloop of wal
Cayne are III the harbor. Several English men d
war are also there, and it is feared hostile meet
ing will take place between the American aud
naval gentry, growing out of an insult to some
American ladies by two Lieutenants Of an En-.
glish 74-thc Pewerful-on their return from /
dinner party at Mr.. CrawforIl's the English con,
element and embittered feelings between the
representatives Of the two nations
An account of this afEair, published in the n.
o. Bulletin, makes it appear that the alleged in,
suit was really no insuit at all. The Occurrence
from which the story originatedw triHing, and
the matter was settled without the least Difficult:
tY.
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ARE YoU sICK

Then you c1nbe cured Don't delay until yorr
complaint Is incuyshls, and then mourn IT is late
Pour fs OF all e diseases which peop=the church yars
Don't go rassus through the sprthg, faint, Sleepy and list
less bscause your loaded with bile. Don't WEAR the
Headache Heartburn, their kindred disorders, because
your stomach Don't parade yourself around the
world with Puppies BlOches Ulcers Sores and all
or any of the nelean skim because your
tep wants cleansing DON'T yourself about, Lean bag
gard cavea IN, your Stomach aud Bowels need
strengthening into healthy action Ayers Pills set these
tAas right surely quenehes hrc They purify
activity which you can feel al quick they They
are the one great medical This age, recognized by
all who know their virtues, aud thousands know them
Take the Cherry Pictorial Cough, aud the Is fOEan
deranyements resuiting Pnrgattve medicine.
Prepared BY Dr. ]. 9, AYpa, Lowell. Massachusetts
sold by al DraSststs In Wheeling
a, C. GOOD CO., Wheeling,
fg4 Wholesale and Retail Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01

The Cox DIVORCE CAsE.-Tcsterday morning,
the 2sth, the New York Superior Court room,
was thronged at an early hour by a crowd of
spectators eager to see and hear the last scene
of this peculiar trial.
4Ir. Cox and his Counsel were, of course,
present, but-Says the Express -we noticed the
absence of the defendant and the numerous la
dies who have been so constant i'm their attend
ance during the progress of tho cause. A few
minutes past ten the Judge took his seat and the
Courtwas called to order.
The names Of the jurors having been called,
one was absent; after few minutes delay he
entered and took his seat
cLERk-Gentlemen Of the jury, hare you u
greed upon your vcriicH
FoRENAN.-We have, sir.
The foreman handed n sealed envelope TO the
Judge, who, after opening it, passed it to the
Clerk. It was as follows:
"Ricllarl Cox Is. Ellen Cathariuc Cox-Thc
Jury in the above action having agreed. say that
they find a verdict for the defendant. Signed
Edgar Hyatt, Richardson Flanagan, Charles NJ.
Anderson, Josiah w. Baker, Francis Colscy, e.
fP. Clark, Samuel Il. Fertlon, Vim. II. Osborn,
Adam Lutz, Geo. G. Eyland, Henry uWen, VIM.
Harvey.
To the following questions, which were sub
mitted to the Jury, they returned the annex 4
answers
First.=,W hether or not the plaintiff in this
action intermarried with the defendant, as is
alleged in the complaint in this actiolg A.
Yes.
Second.-whctEter OF not the said defendant
has committed adultery and had carnal iconnex+
ion, as alleged in the complaint in this action
A.-No.
Rr SchaiTer requested that the Jury be poll
.eds switch was accordingly done; alter which
they were discharged, and the court adjourned
Upon the announcements of the verdict there
4
Mas almost instantly checked by the officers in
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VIII subdus The pain aud Inflammation The severest
burma or scalds in twenty lnutesand that IT
will without sears; and egectualy Fe-
yer sorc3-snlt Rhcui-1nEammatory Rheunatisnt-sOre
and Inaared Eyes-Cats-wou Brulsssod and Ulcer
ated sorrs-scad Iteai-ccrn aud BuuiOns
spraitsS Nsrpeso hilblans-btcs
of 1nseets-sweed aad broken breast-ErnptOns all
other Inanrastory diseases where the parts
affected can he reached.
lacrsdalous about the diseases named be
euse by ony one thngOus reject the few but positive
properties which the Daley saye alone contains and
heretofore enrmeratcdOne to focan reach not alone
the aforementioned disease, but enumerated
Querypo not regular bred phystcians prescribe
met ia,rardiy for scores etdiHsrsat Jist1sesr
Zach box sxrxs DArtxr's PAS ExTRAcroS has upon
Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures Of CIV
CLICKENER & CO., ptoprtytorr, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer. An others sre csuptyr Price eSeents
per box.
I-All orders should be addressed TO c. Y. C,etntF
Co., 81 barclay street. New York.
Por sale by Ia EGHLLHS q BrsRFIELDr Wheeling,
and pragSi,ts generally throughout theT.S. sp1s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01

a51-The body of Josiah B. Kilbourn, of the
firm Of French, Wells & Co., Boston, who had
abused the confidence ofhis partners, and disaP-
peared in November last, leaving note that be-
fore it reached his family he would ''bc over
paper.on "Wednesday near the bridge. The de-
ceased was director in the Grocers' Band. It
was thought he had sailed for Europe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01

DEATa or a REIArrvg OF me PREs.pES1.---
Mrs. Rachel Rowean, aconsiu Of President Pierce
and mother Of Thomas Rowean, esq natdrhll
zation agent, died on Monday evening, aged SO
years The deceased lady was held id high and
deserved esteem by many Of the NEST respected
OF our citizens, among whom she was great
favorite The funeral takes place tosday.-SESesss
70 7Yrtsa. 9lqke1 2e.
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Eok caREsTsA4s AMp NEE l:E4R's

ISIiIIoII I Z
ADAMS Premium Daguerrcotypist, has The pleasure of
informing the citizens Wheeling, that he producing by
the aid of nese ceo,iedi agent AubrOtyPss unlike those
heretofore made this city. They Of such hrllancy,
holiness and artistic finish excite the admiration eI
every one Including ars visited the cee
brased Easern Galleries, who then te beet thfy
srer sate''
kR-Fre Medals and Eight Diplomas have been awarded
to Adams Remember Gallery, Main apd Gnisn
streets dets
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Salesman wan

LET THE AFFLICTED HE.lR THE TESTIMONY
or LADY,
ITO those who hare the pleasure Of knowing her, VIC need
say nothing, but others remark that desire to
benefit the suffering induces her thus speak None c"n ar
przcStr her joy and gratitude in being relieved from A
hter years suffering unparalleled, bat hose III there De
any) who have suffered like her.
Miss long been resident Of this cltyor the last
been successfully conducting school at No. go
Baltimore street The happy change In her health h
Of aStoush,nCnt joy her friends We ask
interested call on rr She will tell them more Of
her cure By NipoHs 7fMcturt than she has written Thus
It iS that this remedy goes giving relief - TIE sick We
the public them. From distant places nc also
hear the happy result These facts, With the con-
current testimony thousands should skepticnl and
prejudice to hide and coneede that HHptons
rrcture i a wonderful discovery.