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Profane Words.

As polished steel receives stain
From drops Of random flung,
90 does the child, when words profane
Drop from parents tongue.
The rus: eats in, and oft we find
That nauuht which we can do,
TO clr:.iS.. the n.r;al or the nin.l,
The brightness will renew
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Alleged Insanity.

We have before mentioned that an excite.
ment prevails in Elizabeth City, Essex cuup-
ty, concerning lady who, it is said, hal been
improperly confined in lunatic asylum by
her family, because she has an affection for
young gentleman whom they do not favor.
Letters have been published on both sides
Of the casc-somc very respectable gentle
men asserting that the Young lady is rn-
doubtcdIy insane Mr. John Chctwood states
that the lady, being Ill, returned from board
ing school to her home, but was pcrcmptor-
lily ordered back, but refused to 90 An at-
tempt WAS then made to obtain from the
tamilyphysician a certificate Of Iunacy which
lie refused as unwarraniaLic. Suddenly the
girl was brought TO New York, and two
physicians briefly and personally consulted,
while third was consulted in writing, and
the three .concurred that she might be der
anged, and the girl WAS AT once transferred
to an asylum in Hartford. Mr.. G.. and lady
friend visited the asylum, but were refused
an interview, and told that the asylum ply
sician had not fully determined whether she
was derar@cd or not. Upon the return of
Mr.. G. to Elizabeth, the excitement. he saws.
became intense, and forty prcnincu, men Of
''i' tp"il WITH tlic llptlltf, out
she wonll not recall til" girl. Mr.. G.. and
the f:,mily physician returned to the asylum
and having her person pro'!uctr'l ly process
of law found that the confinement with lu-
mates had entirely broke down her spirit
though her reason. Although several fam.
lilies ofhigh Standing offered her a home
outside the ASYLUM. her family refused to nl-
low her to removed. The case is very
extraordinary one i these rcrre<rn ,aliuns be
corrcct.-Trfnion Go=rtir. I9H inst.
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~ABBFVILLE TO WASHINGTON.
A. FOUR HORSE STAGE leaves ABBE-
- WILLIE on Monday, Wednesday and
Leaves Washington, Ga, on'Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday mornings
sssA Daily Train leaves Washington at O'clock
A.sH.s fon Atlanta and, ,Angnstas ~.
.lOFFIGE at the RDST CRFfGRa s.,. '...-
s,s JOHN MoBRYDE, Ab<iizs,
, Abbssille G. H., April 8, 1s57.4s II
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ABBEVILLE MALE ACADEMY

'ENllE Exercises of this Institution will be-
L resumed "n the F;i>t Monday in Jin,l-
rv next. i'll" government "f The Sch"nl will
be rigid, aud every "ii"r, Will lac made tu main
tain high standard of morality.
The Scho!asi;: year Will l. divided into
tw" T"rrm<. The iir-t will c",r,,.,".l." On the
l>' Mom'laN in l.umarv. and r"n,in,i, Twenty
eight weeks; the second will h,.:e;n on the 81
Monday. in September, anl continue twelve
weeks.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Rcadin", wiring. Spelling l.. Sos 2d Sos
"nI Primary G."gralhv, Sll 60 $ L GO
The above with G"rura l,lIv
History, Arithmetic, Enc
Isl, Grammar and Excr-
cis"s in English C"mpo.
siiion. 90 90 0 90
The above with all tn" al
van"cI English Braurhcs. % % 10 90
The above with Latin and
Greek. 2S 90 II 90
Students will l." received at ANY fine ,lu.
ring IN" Srssi"n and vii; he charged from the
time they cntcr until the end "f the Session.
unless special arrangements are made TO the
contrary.
B"ar!ing can be obtained at reasonable. rates
y. {. ELDER, y. l..
Dec ~, lSId 3:;-tf
e3:i' Abbcviil!" Banner will pleas" copy.
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TREATY WITH pEvssIA.-The Liverpool
steamer whc! arrived nj New York Mon.
day, brings news Ola Treaty having been
signed between the L nitctl States and Prus
sla, which the ,ele"raphic dispatch calls n
treaty of c"mmcrce. Ii any treaty, saws the
National Intrlii genccr, has been signed by
Prussia jointly with the United States, it i>
doubtless a treaty on the subject of mari
time war, the form u! which was sent ont
10 all our European Ministers some months
ago, will! power TO conclude it. with the
Governments respectively to which they
are credited. The project, we believe, con
tanned simply the three points adopted by
the Pa'is Conference with the additional
one proposed by our Government
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EaasHsGEIS, HegIH1tp'V.

HHODGEIS' DEPOT.
FJNIE Firm of ROBERTS, ADAMS Il SMITH
Il was dissolved on the first of October,
1854. 1t is hoped that all persons indcbtcd
VIII come forward and settle by ca$, or note,
us We are anxious 10 close our old business
ROBERTS g. ADAMS
Still continue business at Hodges, and at Long
Cane and by the first of April will have fine
Spring Stock Of Goods,
selected with great care in New York and Bal
tlmore, which We respectfully offer TO our
friends and customers mt moderate profits
Come and see, and he your own Judge We
merely wish to let you know that We are still
here. feeling satisfied that if you will come,
our Goods md prices will please you
Very respectfully,
ROBERTS & ADAMS
Hodges, S. c., March 27, 1856 At If
The State of SOIaIlI Carolina.
ABBETILLE DISTRICT
Office Co"rtcf Common Pleas anl Cent Sessions
James 7. Baskin, Auoo,,mon.
James 4. Lidalc Baskin, prtTs Attorney.
", IIEIE!tS the Plaintiff did, on the cigl-
w teenth dIy of October eighteen hun
drcd and fifty-siX, file his declaration against
the Defendant, who, (it is said) is absent from
Nt.t "''"p'I' '''c 'i'hitS vi lhiS Siulc ana mas
neither wife nor attorney known within the
same, upouwlom copy Of said declaration
might be served: 1t is therefore ordered
that the said Defendant do appear and plead
to the said declaration, on or before the nine
teenth day of October, eighteen hundred and
tifty-sevcn,' otherwise final and absolute judr-
ment;wil then be given end awarded against
him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C. CP.
Clerks Office, Oct. Is, 1856 25-ly
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SPRING GOODS---lS56.
}. F. 1URCHARD G. CO., AUGUSTA, GA.

- oo'o'hhu q w., Huuuo "A, GRy
Broad St., Opposite Masonic Hall,
! RE new receiving an unusually choice
~ variety of
SPRING DRESS FABRICS,
which they are selling at the very loves: rri
c'.s possible, an to which the attention Of rn,r-
chaScrs is very cordially and respectfully invi
tel. Their stock embraces the fol"winu a.
n"rc others, Of Fr',,ch Enyl;Sh and /im,r;cn.
productions. rar;icnIar attention is asked 70
fatusl, Lurn. Srydoux, Licbrr Il Co.'S manu-
ihrture OF BombazTes c!,alics. hclain. :,
barcgcS, grenadines, dc Tllirrin d. Miiarrs
black anl colorcI chalicS, 1narrnisc veil
b"raGr. and tissues.
PRINTED GOODS.-Stcinharh, Kncchlinks.
r"r"al<. hrillantcs, cnmbrics, .juconets, lawns.
"rgandies and bcrar"s,
--ALSo-
Paris black silks, superior qualities:
Paris rich fancy silks:
- Fouianl-, very handsome;
French and English Calcocs of Stein.
l'achs !l"rlrs Mun,rths d. Nortuu's:
Gases of Ginrhan,s. black and fancy all rriecs:
Printed clni"s anI h"ragr ,l-lainrs, from low
priced I" very rich:
American lawns and mus,ins;
Calic"rs, low price and fast colors
NOUSEEEEIING GOODS.
Richardson's Linens. and other makers n
very full assortment in all varieties, for shirt.
ing. shcci'n- pillow casing, .tc., dc hi.,lS.-vc
DIAPERS. Scotch hi'l" t"wclIing and towels
Turkish Bath. de-; window drapery, lace and
muslin. de-. dc.
summer Goods for Gentlemen and Boys, it.
l.lnc!i 'i'ilIngs. Ac r0ttonadcs of all sorts vest
In::S, spring ca. m"rcs cashmere,t, drab etc dc
DONE.S79T GOODS,
An unrlvalcd assortment Of shcctirrs and
81 n,,l IL 4
with ani from the lowest priced to the finest
English and American makes
PLA N7LI1ION GOODS
OF every sort and kind, considered desirable
to have, by the piece or bale. In addition ,o
tue above, we have the very finest asscrnent
OF collars, Inc"s and EmDr0idcrics in general
to be found probably in the State
}. +. HCRCuARD IL co.
-'''H :, 1910. 52-1Y
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DHSSOEtJFEON.

rINIl; late Law Firm of McGOWEN d PER.
4 rim is dissolved by mutual eorscnt--
All business commenced up to this date will be
conducted and finished by us together under
the name of the old Firm, rs if no Dissolution
had taken place.
s. McGOWEN,
JAS VI. PERRIN.
January !, 1851. "5f
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You're driving up, You'll blow away.
Then pray no longer larry,
Rcmelnh:r what the Bible says
There is "a time To marry"
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Trustee's Sale

pursuance Of Deed Of Trust from A. G. osbun and
y $ Lambda, and their wives, and from Jesse LantE
M Q. TO me- dated April 1st 1885, and recorded
IN me UeTk9 once Tor Ohio County In Deed Book No. a.
Ps GD.S WI expose to SALE y door Court
following property, viz: certain tract or parcel OF land
on he aAt side Of the Ohio River county Of
IN re STATE o. virginia, estimated to One Hun
anu seYentyxe acres, less, adjoining the
" NJ ~ = woods, the south and East and those
samuel o. Farmer and Daniel Farmer, and their
8tst, 1885. - 49, y Nss' ~ '-e'N ~
IEIs % sAINS500 cash With Interest on same iron,
pLi 1880, and costs 70 Be paid day Of sale; S2RGO
On TIE day Of April, 1885, 6O ON the LIST day Of Arril
$50 oh,the llt day o. April 1885, % Cocoon the ISt
On the lst day Of April 1903 % $50 day q
tlrl 4s7Ai ana the remainder 1st Of AnfF
tSso. DANIEL O. IIsF
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Charles london Cordial Gin

Onar19s' London Cordial Gin
Is shown by the Records the Custom House to be the
only London oOrdan Gin IMPORTED sold in bottles
all others are made here in imitation Of IT.
delicious tonic beverage and by Its peculiar favor
$50 different from other Bns universally esteemed by all
who use It, It Is adopted great success in cases Of
DTsPErsiA GoUr, RHEuMArts,, DROPsY GRAVE, Collc,
ctoLERA, FEyER AouE srRcTURR DISEASE OF ms UR
kay oRoAKs, EPnsPsr, FENAIR IRREGULARITIES, &c.
DR. NAIsSTrHE Morn Of New York. in letter to the pro-
prletor, says:
Charles london cordtdI Gtp 70 ne Eurest 6est and
q oSt relfrbls Ertrqct Of yuntpsr IhaVs seem
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN Is sold by all Drug.
g' and GrOeers In the United States aud so also are
merous PoSons called "Jondon Cordial Gin-to avoid
them buy only CHARLES" Reject any other offered TO
you value your health. Price one dollar for quarts
my cents fer pnts. EDMUND c. CHARLES,
mll2e-smd&W Sole Importer, Az broadway, NJ
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Ambrotvnas for 81

PARTRIDGE, at his and spasious rooms with fael
ties for Operating aud light equal 70
any in the country and far superior 70 any in the city Is
producing these beautiful pictures, Whiehare
in the country, ne prepared 70 make AmbrOtyPes %
they can be sentb man without extra postage Also 10 set
them in loeseis and pins, price q DaEuerre6tyes
Pictures made for customers good exhhted
and warranted to last Tot ages unchanged.
AnklndSof mAleFiRlsused IN the buziuess TOT sale.
Of Main st. above Monroe over 1larSh 4
Tayler's new Ftqrs aarfs
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DIR. M. DR.. VALIEpS

EIGMALE PERIODICAL PILL
THESE pills have been used in the private practice the
PROPRIETOR as also In the Hospitals Of France many
years, meeting with unparalleled the great
est sattsfaction-curns where other remedies fail
They act as charm in correcting lrreguarty and oh.
structious producing regular return of the monthly dis
charge,
mild and gentle stimulant They produce an agreeable
exhleraton and happy influence onbot mind and body
Pregnant females, those suppoSins themselves TO- are
cautioned against using these pills as they Will produce
miscarriage, although no circumstanees Injurious to
the most delicate. For sale by = = -
janis IAUGInINs BusuF1EtD.
DAsLI.LElG'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk.
TRACTOR.
TSFL4AATIoS and PAIN are as nseparabe as FIRE and
HEAT Inflammation produces PAIN pain produces In.
aamaon Wherever thereis unnatural heat throbbine or
redness, h1matter whether it caused by fever hurt
sorePoson, rheumatsm piles scad burn or sting there
is inflammation. hundred books or thousand sermons
cannot alter change the conclusion To prevent pain
and restore nature, inflammation must be sublned To ae
complain this the Efforts OF physician are always drec
cd Thousands Of pyscians thousand Of the first and
most sssaccus persons who have used DALLEYs
AL PAIN EXTRACTOR, are convinced and admit that lis
control inflammation wonderful and Immediate
instantly allaying the pain neutrazng poison
morbid secretOns and forcing resume her
renewing andheallng. No burn scald sore or aent Is
two severe to yield to its soothing Ap
ply 1t Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine in Steel Plate Engraving with
the names Of v cLIcRENER CO., proprIetorS, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box Price
% cts. per box.
E-AlorderS SHOULD be addressed to O. ". Gickener 8
Co., 81 Barclay st. New York. T.H.LoGAN Co.
spzS:lm Wheeling, Va.
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CHARLESTON
Medical Journal and Review,
q. mAPpOI1DF, m. u.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER

TNHE tVelh volume Of This JOURNAL. commences vith
yaagatyI 1871 y Nl, es heretofore, be independent
OF every local Interest influence and viii be devoted u
ne Interests Of h patrons and 70 the advancement and
ul9seuinnIon o. sound views and observations
ThaJoURNAL sissued the arBt o. every Alternate
month Eeli number hundred and oFty.fouF
octave pagesi and contains STEBI, ENGRAVED, POR.
ElSAtEof dlstingnislted Medical man.
GhsVouus With January and 4 eonhleted with tFe
November issue Ig tisl contain PSfaifl mi
eight hundEel And sxt fosr pages Of reading matter.
4..lalssoQ A DOLLARS per aunurn, Il dd nqne6 which
lbseFibeF 70 receive his numbers gHEE roSIs
AeEz subscription 20 begin with The January number.
Persons EtshpE subscribe should address "A hv
Letter asolins 81 which E BE risk Il the letter 6
tea1stefel. o, HAPPoLDT, n. d.
4 1fs3s79lq Charleston,
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yellow FEVER Al RrO.-Captain Birch, of
the ship Rather, which left Rio, March the 18th,
writes to the New Orleans Picayune as follows:
''Thc report which 1 see under the head of tele-
graphic news, stating the yellow lever in Rio to
be so bad, is mistake; and that of the hospi-
tai reporting hundreds of cases, certainly so.-
Since the first case of sickness, the greatest
number of deaths was twenty three, which, ont
of so large population as that of Rio, is very
small. When Ileft the sickness was greatly on
the decline, and but few cases reported any
whore This disease, in my opinion, from what
] have seen of it, and the yellow fever in New
Orleans and Charleston, is not tho same with
that, the former being similar to what 1 have
seen of the African fever
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MEDICAL.
. AMeToN's TINcTUFD

III AldeTOMs TINCTURn
HAAIPToNiSTINGTURE = = %.
Will CURE COUGH.
HAafPToNS TINGTURE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM
HA3IPT0N'STINCTURE
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE -. : -
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHES.
EINCTURE
WILL CURE NEURALGIA
HAHPToN,s TINCTURg : : - t4N' "a.
HAMPT0N'S TTNCTURE
HAMPToN's TTNeTURR - ~ S'stA t.
WILL CURE LOW SRIRITS.
iAMPT0N'S TINCTURE
Wherever used has been successful In CURING DISEASE
AiI s Other remedies have failed.
LeA g y s u.s. OF WOMEN and CHILDREN
No %. ~ 1LR. w wy. nIs1;
ne: EDR1E u STRGRL tlI9SSsoS' 41'@'a''-
0ost dreadful case Of ScretalG Of years stG.rJtn0
HISS @ cS iii Efsse 7sae f s.'@
n years q sssFiaS Sia astoat,nel Lsr
J'eIai ERE IS s7a qg;ssSe Sa e Is As
boy In Tie family Of the Hon. W. P. Thomasson once
rom head o. to foSs H iron ksn;ney Eas mass Of
ing over The eebalS 80 as produce blnneS He Vas
BIssEss14, ssssa9is Sl7S. DISEASE &C.
BIZ VIM. Oldham OF Baltimore custDin .housr GD6-yrl
rom for Is months with bO5v and
severely enscted He was cured by Hamptons Vegetable
tlnctures after other things failed
COUCH, CONSUMPTION. &C.
hF.Henry O. VIM had Cough for years-Ereat weak
ness etc.; had in all, hTe six physicians tried All the
~. HdAPZ0AnS YEGEZABLETZECTGRE
I'VE 0FFER NO NIERR RJ5SHR00 y RTYoLS 8E-7,
TIE 3,tyEs. SRIsEgAgLHVZG0RAT0R4 Y6REST5RER OF
THE SUMMER ITS DISEASES REM
EDY AT HAND
HAMPTONaS Y.EGET'ABLE TZNCTERE.
this medicine IN Cholera SoFbGs, Diarroa nj cares
OF the Bowels incident to the nTiEoratrs the
stomach and bowels and renders the system assist
S i N combating the approach Of indeed all forms
HANPZ0GaS YEGEEABkE zzNcZURE.
ny us mu action on the stomach, liver and Kidneys will
cure UgfpepSiI Cou1hs, 4sEsqd, BroRchfdI and lung
Ageettons, Paine N the BGek SIDE Gnd BreHst Con-
sumption, ScrgILd Rheumatism, Govt NeurGlQid FIs-
faa tes BOlgek COpEIiBfs g, HorIts and YerSOus De.
gssltts, ana al DISEASES arising from impure blood
Oae bottle viii prove its superior virtue.
as Il FEMALE lEEDICLRF
HeInptons EinetuGe cannot be eScelled GeaufyinR
agent u - Ar superior the cosmetics OF the av
producing beautiful clear skim and giving to the eheeS
the color Of the iuphrtIng every muscle that ne
anu which glTestO all who enjoy health grace
Chronic Periodical Nervous or Sick JeHdaebe a. lone
standing has been cured by it. nTiSoratoF auT re.
storave where gentle stimulant Wauted believed
Goht and Old dye the Single Married. ne 6Dsr ne
most valuable remedy. = 49, '
Gall and get Pamphlets gratis, and see cures
eral Agents. H' 1e4-
! Sold by MORTIMER ( MoWBRAY,
/ $40 Baltimore st., Baltimore,
! s-sv-p-,-.s ., and 800, Broadway, N. Y.
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Removal.
Dl9: g. WINgHELL.

SURGEON DENTIST.
VAS removed his once % lGI Marie $500
iSst5 H. NEARLY 1pposits
oa llal l1fst poor) where heiS J
I'M sy any aTtiGeisi ~
him - Icy er tls 46eIs patronaEs hitherto estsndsd i
ss y nSpss py MS particular attentioI
aly solicits y " s+iS saulet which he
&c ssEYisss Of DIR JAliBs ORR ma IN sc aas secured
saIs iiaS taken TIE entire eaTFe n ~ ~ psst hye
10y o. te l9ts Dr. Inllihe ,sIiefs IL Dent
n ~ g he has SeeFed n
b. IT, q ARTIFICIAL TEEFiIfs nj
fIi,,y, ~ ~ 2niI. = lev getl q year 4se1
sSsy ave nov sit,s T,ss.,
arqus tntet M Is f5s gun work Thes
-. = ~ pace 70 procure sn5efioF s6Te
-eFSfj,s a Iea ~ especial INTENTION n IN.
gro1s AMI -i5S stsy, and Tor permanent gen
eea h{ Eas q Communal, s sa tlas e9n-
lilssTS - 49, - ss9ss; y apal
ID W0oLF3 bVss ~ IHheeiiaF, SFTR An;
IL Pfshs, ,ss,s sss q AimondS C7snbsF7IsS5 ana
my1l - lle iSS sals 81
X efei, D I'D ifsFfi5;5
~ tmSlll W. .7FDtY9 NM = ~ - =! Gnu
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GOvERSOn OF PRSNsYLvANIA.-Th Harris.
burg Herald states that Gov Geary, having
been consulted upon the subject has consented
to accept the nomination for Governor of Penn
sylvania, if rendered by the American State
Convention soon to assemble at Lancaster.
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tasggs,sn lhdy would re-
an under the curse OF q diSa When
tnE tie BGt4 o. TaOUStSn Is a
sweet but leave he tech Willie a. sabss
e9ng persons 40 not know their breath Il bad md
Sieet = so delicate, their fFtendi feSot
" EeaE drop q the alnn your tooth bFtSi
last q year. : S,es ~
she o. = 1hoasAua FioEefa II viii remove fS1
pPes and Ieckles from the akin, leaving n q 6sff md
IS atPlIeis polr or ihFeo folt sutI
Essh Tie nee hight and morning 2 M
sARtlQ ApR your ,r1,s1, N sfti..
sou Nltefs pour ihFee slFots tiB6lnn orr
49, rub ts lizard uelI and i yin make :
son tang the onFafo Of Shat
lng.s Prise ouly ,Gfg cent?. - s1E- =.
" tell{ctIp ECf q CO.. ~ -
i11ig- - IL FaHkiu Square New York
~ ssts ~ q NJ t9SAN GO, 3tIi-iydaW
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TaoN sregETs, Louis has its streets mac
adamized with son limestone, which is very dis
agreeable in dry and windy weather. The
mayor of that city recommends that the streets
shall be paved with.iron, as more worthy the
business anl,weaith Of the city.
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Wa. .a.ARR HFT5 P-ropriotor.
WHEELING
Hat and Cap Mandatory.

MANUFACTURER OF TfATss y ,yn. r,.ps
~ on hAud and Is manufacturing aud reeeTinr alsrr.
Aenefal assor:nento Of Hats and Cans eoSprslhg
est q rs iaseSt fashion and manulaeinred from tie
soii me Deat all Of which viii bs
sPla hhoissats and Retail the lburt Tjrr
used In the bhInes, and having always
70 plesSe and furnish lie pibc With
Iashonahle and servIceable hat Seei ccnfdrnt
ny ~ iacteS, and large stock ON hand thail
any heretofore ohereds
ana Ee1est eall from those IN want Of Hats
anu SaFsI before purs ha6Ing eiseE here
sna 3. AVERY, no 136 Main st.
r. 80 WheeilnE,Ya
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Az ExrRAoRDfNARY SUrctDE,-AIr George Al
len, clerk in a store in New Philadelphia, Ohio,
recently committed suicide. He was young
man of good habits, moral, honest, much re.
spected, and bid fair to become a useful member
of society. The subjoincd account of his con-
duct exhibits sad instance of the mental and
moral perversion and infidel apathy now but too
CURRENT
The day before he committed the rash act, lie
appeared to be in good sspirits--callcd on some
of his friends and told them he intended TO %
home-paid all the debts he owed-returned the
books lie borrowed, and all the time talked and
laughed with his accustomed gaiety. In the
evening, previous to his death, he wrote several
letters, aud composed the epitaph he wanted ON
his tomb stone. He attended to the customers
IN the store, andtno one could judge from his
conduct the siitest determination within. In
the course of conversation with some young
gentlemen, one of them asked stwhat is liEeS''
The deceased good humoredly replied stthat he
intended shortly tosOlve that problem
1t was evidently his intention to put nm end
to his existence by taking chloroforin. He pur-
chased q bottle Of it-made his bed on the coun-
ter-laid down-took an over dose-but it had
not the fatal effect. He then got n ladder and
rope, and hung himself in the loft of the new
building adjoining the store His toes touched
the hoor-his hands were untied-he swung
inside of the ladder, so that he probably could
have saved himself even after he had taken the
fatal leap.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

no your INQUIRIES would reply, that when hrst COM
using PROFESSOR Woods Hair Restorative my hair
end II Vas very thn the my and very loose
pulled out ireely but found that before had used All
1e second bottle (Which eight weeIs) my hair was
changed to Its original COLOR ght bt0WnI and l.
Tree nom dendruu and quite have had ms,
nar CUT ye or SIX meF since the CHANGE have never
seen any thing Ike white hair starting from the Tonts. and
e now ~ thick eTer was does not come ont nj
All IL mas proved In my case, all that wish 10 ask
NnNIEn 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-22

This 10 10 certifv 1bot ~ ~. I "utas z, I7s'
nun 80 INN upon the top Of head that feared its
% loss IN TILE condition applied for and tanned
one quart gSttle the gray hairs had entirely disappeared
Ill " lau thicker ed be full and rs
apparently more beRut;fn than
before do, therefore, cheerfulIy recommend
~; ladies who value heauti'n head OF hair
also state that use 1t now, occasionally for iis healthy
49, Se@AAstiS1uB eAects. SARAH J BROWN