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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04
/ he Srott-yiIie Funk. aud thT Merchants Banit
iyucbhurg

BY some misunderstn d ng somewhere report
was circulated around town that these Banks
were unsound from the fact If our banks refusing
- tax their bills. We need not inform cur read
or. Of lh- bsardity of III d.n. ! hes Banks
are as sound as the Mint anl perhaps more SO :;
and our banks received any quantity of their dc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

nAKpERs WEEKLY improves in Illustrations and in
matter. No. ais TO hand" and may be had at Nor
se's.
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~ Rueker u CO dsoy cd on the LIST inst by mutual
consent Those having claims against the will plea
present them immediately TO George tucker pa yuent
and those ndebtedy Bond orupen viii please
ward and mar payment 10 the same OF their respective
without delay, it's very desirable that the con
Germ should be closed speedily possible name of the
firm only To be used In wirdng the business same
We TAXI to thank friends for the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon aud beg
Il continuance OF the same to successor
GEORGE NJ RUCKER,
jan ouAchlm JOHN V WHEELER,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

Ice on ,he Rappaliannock ri,efis more than 9 ia
ches thick.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

\ D. BANKS, Esl.-This geutemaa il spoken ofas
associate editor OF the rnioa, Baehanaus organ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

< Pens exces those made by Ncndcll & Fahcll Ihave
their Pens zessmal medium large and extra
in beautiful extension cases Also Pens other
ALSO
thermometers that never go lorer than now
Jan 2lts C MORSE
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

ItuMAa GILLIAN AZ
4 ,uilsaN ~ DUNLOP.
tNPuhTBtts AND DEALERS
IRON AND STEEL,
\ Roiughtopk Street. Pefersburg Vtrp MIA
q \ largo assortment always ON han,
q orders respectfully solicited and promptly attended 20
IN d I'M
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FUTURE DAYS.

f1NKIsI sAGE OE SLASEa.-u, virtue Of %
deed of Trust executed by Gravel Eiw ards I" y Oar
aud mYsef with authority either to ReD shall, at
the Market House iyuohhurE Oh the h day Of February
sell public auction for Cash thr tnlaN Slaves, viE
Miles, ista fhNl Reuben aud Angelina, and tho Increase
he females bonn she date Of the deed. II any.
ian dNrsW G. u SLAUGHTER. Trustee.
TUNtsg-E sAE.E BE SsIl sIANGs.-
Ry virtue uf dec . Trust, executed by brnvot Ed
wart the eth dag OF February lf1l, 10 John Wila and
tcud " ila fru',s ard duly recorded In the Clerks
bec al tn county Court ct Campbell county the aubscri
bet The Nn4 Iu.,v. Will The 9TH day Of J1nun
H. tr Market House TIN city of Lynch
tur proceed Ia ol bv ut public the highest
hdcr tas In Slaves pud Wagon conveyed by sad deed
Tho Slaves ate very hkciy and valuable
Jlu 2aS eltn" tan Z. /. Willis, trustee
POstpoHCbcn
Tho nhoNu aao ia po.pvuo until the iii day OF February
& / WILLS Trustee
ian ia eliawt1feh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

THE WELL of M. Hiram D3oleY. OF abingdon, WAS
frozen over hard during tac late weather
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

~ MISSION AND FORWARD MERCHANTS, AND
DEALERS ~ NUANo AND AGRICULTURAL IMpBE
MINIS. lEIfusnuHu, FAfrodueo consgnmcnts solicited
nhs rceei1 tho personal Of the partners Refe
toJohn NJ Otrt lr james Saunders aaml Miller Ambrose
Euefer Iy chur Thomas Wallace. Hon John r. May Pau
MellWauni Nm !. Jo'nts Petersburg. Warwick Parks
lle, linAnlA Co, lhchmond THOMAS BRANCH,
JAS. Il BRANCH,
Is fad0Fts JNO. 4. BRANCH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

RErrsls.--Local of the Richmond Wing refuses to
send Us mp them things waEted. Stinpy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

~ EGtVEN W NNEIW.-Lb e -nb~rVibCr COn
~ nuta market for NEGROES ri both between
the Of 10 aud 10 years including Mechanics such
HackHmtha and Carpenter and will the highest
kc prices rash Hsuncc Is newly erected brick building
st Lynch street immediately Of the Farmers
Nank whnte htb prepared having erected buildings with
View 10 board 10 INnehhnrg for sale 9th
urwse moderate terms and keep them
they placed in the jail ct the Corporation
may 10 dsrly SEril WOODROOF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

See advertisement Of Gift Concert. Also that of
Prof Ebert
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

heiee and disorders Of the stomach Their virtue In such
ra'ss Is known Ia All parts bs afd Those afflicted " nh
llHf and Bowel complaints, AMI Indigestion, ,ant use -
good remedy
Se.iat the manufactures " - Siatl,p Lane New Yot
ami No.2A strand London by al druggists at u
"a aud ) per box. liam - M,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04
YbEIpes ~ PATTON,
v Comm - ION mad Eorw .rdiug N1crrhaut.,

RICHMOND, Va
Devote thor cnr attention the sao OF Country Produces
II every deiuou and thu purchase Of goods their
TONERS
tffef tocol WIN ~ rryior Roanoke; u. n rcyton Esq,
Montgomery g. " NJ, theane) Lad Jutotour Col 4. J.
Randolph Abcmario. Hon. Ja1. H. Patton Richmond
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VI 1sES1R ID,

COPPER Oar, richer than any yet, has been dlscov
cred in Floyd county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

The undersigned having taken Ieaae, for term Of years.
~ tho ANiiltAN mon H. respectfully soicita share OF
patronage h tuunds Tho public uo pledges himself
that no ennr h4 shall be spared to render his
comfortable ard to sustain the present reputation of the HOUSE
Jan Him w. u. BISHOP
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

\ valorous chap in the war Of lsl2, mistook
heavy wind for the approach OF the British as he lay
in bed one night Shaking with the imaginary dam
ger. he woke his wife and exclaimed snug up to my
back. Betsey let's meet the umy manfulIy'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

this occasion to retu sincere thanks friends
the liberal patronage heretofore
the old and respectfully recommend
the new OF Whittem0re q Josln.
Jan lots H. y WlilTTEMDRR.
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his old friends and customers and the public generally
liberal patronage bestowed him and the differ
which he has been connected Tor the last
wears the building business ia the city lie takea this
Informing thom that hc viii continue the building bust
A. heretofore both brick aud Wood Aork
hopes by elnc application business retain hor
hdonue mud custom II Is that the larger portion OF hia
hands slaves aud he expects work that kind labor
the tune he has of the most experienced white
lie tattcrs hmsc with lis experience and lay
giving m personal attention to the business 10 he able
work that may ocr IN such style To give Haac
ton la his ratrpnR.
Shup Office Jefferson Street, OF NRun
dcu hhY aud immediately opposite tn. Ship nfNa Tom
Il r. where he viii keep constantly bnnd NIL kinds of
dressed Tmhers aud ready made work such SaHh Doors
Blnda. Ae dLo q tURI.E ACT
NM IiDu1ll
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

"a and conveyed t MIR VIM II BHhop tho interest of John
j ntuNn. Esd Ia the Lease Furniture. good will the
AMERICAN HOTEL, aud solicit continuance OF the liberal
patronage of the friends Il Mr brown behalf Of the
proprietor WM, H. JOHNSON,
Committee oil J, J. Brown.
EtfuMosu. Jan l. 1851
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

z n :. 5.
tau Engineer and Frederick Kosch and O. Heinrich,
Architects and Eriurhsmen prepared to furnish Designs,
Specifications anil cHtmntra for all kinds buildings
hrfY SPera attention viii be Paid Ia the construction Of
work entrusted 10 h charge Surveys of Land Mines and
s will hr tdc the shortest notice. and upon the
proved rlana. Address II. EXALL,
idNrta Architect, Richmond
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propose purchasers rtn Furics take
trial in order 10 test what their quality be
ioro pay ing for them
Twenty experience on our part satisfies minds
and could fifteen hundred persous to unite with
IN tho opinion that establishment North South, pos
sbly furnish betier cheaper, Instruments than do
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

4 sMa' Oil, Pare sperm Oil wnrrnn'e" "'
- \ the best qualify lust hand and tar safe by
~ 3ts STkOTHER j WHITEHEAD
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W 4
E9PsnTSGR~sttP notice. 0WInN,
u FOOT a 60. tSuccc ssors to Col W. r smith, Com
Merchants for the sale Tobacco Flour wheat and
other grim
The undersigned have formed partnership in the Commits
sion bu#ncss Cob VIM I Smith aud solicit
continuance Of The patronage bestowed an him All consn
produce made nv friends viii with
prompt attention and quick returns Office at - H.
NuNin's. hem II &DWLIN,
". a. foot,
nov - dSe15n a. ALEXANDER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

~ Va viii practice IN tho Courts Of Richmond city In the
eunea of Goncand aud Louisa and In the supreme Court
Of the I, =. and Court of Claims. Washington u. q.
H=oft,cf WING nuiidmg, Richmond Va
iunr1 trl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

EN0R fsHRT.i superior ison-c servant. APP
n ply JNO. !. IANBlORNE.


son is authorized To contract debt purchase
goods my account and tnht viii be responsible
any deLts purchases except those
myself in person tHISN ELI. DABNEE.
Ian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-04

''s''fT
friends aud tho public generally tho very liberal pat
bestowed the old of J. II. & B IL Nown
aud solct II continuance to tie
inn a dNcts REM. H. NOwLIN
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MEAN CoNCuHN-Thc undersigned have

~ formed tppunefslp under the style and finn Of Whit
tenure Jusin The purpose Of and selling
Agricultural Taaz every rpion. the old H.
NLurmorc Bro aud solicit call from their friends and
the public generally. G. A. WIifrEMORE,
Jan. !. le57. / r. JOSLIN
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ritp dilO state Atfaits,


~ ,tc yr.
OtlU U"u --s$Ntt ~tNott1,
~ yrnxnx AssocIArIoN.-The Ladies of ANT Yer
-, Association OF Lyuchburg requested to meet
~ tomorrow "Wednesday Feby 4th at Dudley
TIau 10 make arrangements Tor celebrating Washing
..s birth day Should the day LIZ. cry uuinyorabie
49, n,eetnr will he postponed until the following
sunday II may be well TO adj tlat ere lour a cor
coincidence will be given 10 the public from " hich
= iii he seen that Mt Vernon en- be secured TO Vr
aStainel from one highest in authority, 1he
G,,5tern Natron President of the Mt. Vernon Asso.
Ian of the Union" 1t is n hr request thar tin.
i,rbbarp Association v IN celebrate t5c22d of F.b
-
f,r Mrss-'Tbe January nun fer of the Nass.,
~ i,o bits Of poetry from Mr.. Broy,tn l"ro.
ii either of which j. worth a ve,r,s g,,.,r,,
,:, tn The Magazine
1i,kprR's WErKrY improves in Illustrations and i,
at.ar No 4 ais 10 hand 3" and my, be had d, H..
49,.
q p,xro<. Eso-Wc Ie,rn y III, r.,,,et tbo. tIf,
,lo,,n, ia aIo,t nuitiir, q,, L,, >, ,r,i,a ar
san.nt1v unon his estate IN Nissi.sit,,i In indie
i,r r,f mike theft vbirh VS. oiarn5 +, ,Ln hed
It,rs of Mr. p nbout fl ya3r# ,44a I,s ,nn,cd his
Mind and he has been or,l,IJ, #aiib,r,win,, him..
self from our city ever Sine SliIl We hate to MARI
Goypreiety oneStion and ,,,ii.. Al, ,,,,l.,nt yIig
bo ,s nevertheless. most OK client ,,al honorable ycn
,ien,an We cordially ,yi.b him all ,bn han,i1,nss
comnatible witl-f,iih in Democracy
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~ Brother dissolved the list inst by mutual
Thoss indebted 10 the respectfully
quc-cd settle their 1t important that the bu
be claed The of the Will he used
only closing upthe saue. II. S. WHIrTEMDRE,
Jan. h.. 1T &. A. WlIIfTEMDRE,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-30
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STATE e COUNTY
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O r @ " 7. L
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-26

A PE1FuNED tNEATH-w hatlady or gentleman would re-
main under the Of disagreeahle breath when by
Ing the BALH THOUSAND F1oWERst dentrice would
mot only render sweet but leave the teeth white alabas
teri Many do know their breatis bad and
the subject Is so delicate their friends win never mention
IT. Pour single drop of the "Bam your tooth
the teeth night morning. A5Ocent bottle win
last year.
BRGvTFuL CoPLKIoN be easily acquired By using
the Balm Of Thousand Flowers. It viii PIN
pies, and the skin, leaving It OF
hue. WetH towel, pour three drops, wash
the face night and morning. ltl.-gfts
SHArIK6 MADR E1sY.Wet your shAvfng-hrush either
cold Eatef, pour three drops sBam Of
Thousand Flowers, rub the beard well VIII make a
beantifn ather operation ofsays
Ing. Price only hft4 cent?.
". P. FRFRIDGE co.,
Franklin Square, Sew York.
For sale b 7 H. LOGAN : co. ie1l-1ydEs
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n. TnE MunDEnEss.-The Boston

Mns GARDNER, TnE MuRDEnEss Tho Boston
Times says -
''This woman, held for the murder of her hus-
band, in bingham, still continues to manifest
the most perfect nnconcern for her terrible stu
alton. We are informed that while on her way
to Plymouth jail, in the custody of the sheriff,
she stopped u bakers cart and purchased guam
tty of cake, telling the driver to call at the post
office at bingham, for his pay.
"Nhen she reached Plymouth. she asked the
sheriff to drive her round the town, as. she had
never been there before, and wanted to see the
place. On her arrival at the Jail, she called for
a cup of strong tea, and, on being informed that
she could only have the regular prison fare, she
expressed her disapprobation of the rules of
the Jail and the accommodations afforded her"
The Plymouth Memorial says:
I'VE understand that since her arrival in this
town, where she is now safely housed in thejail
she exhibited a recklessness, and disregard of
the terrible position in which she now stands,
similar to that which characterized her proceed
ings before at, and after the death of her hus-
band. She seems to be extremely DESTROYS of
making good personal appearance, wishes to
display her rings, pins, and other jewelry, so
that she may look well when her friends call to
see her"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Another !n.taree Of The Ensaey Of s@

Another Inslauce of the Emcnoy of Ber-
have's Holland Bitters.
n. NJ PotspkxrxR, of,the Ulton oaice, says: "some
weeks Since being seTousy affected with pain and uneas
o. the atomae loss appetite and Mt times strong
SYMPTOMS Of Dyspepsia, induced to try your HOLLAND
E and feel but OF Justice to the article, as
well for the good OF those who may be affected with like
arrangement the stomach to state the of
single bottle of this medicine proved tneaeuabe benefit,
having freed the somoch from all Of Depression and
removed every symptom TWOuld aso remark,
that two other members of family, Whoyere afflicted In
similar with myself entirely relieved by the
nae ~ =, .I,,I, b,4,i. ,,r,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-26

been cast for Hon. S. Clemens, being the entire
vote cast, and that Mr.. Clemens was the unani-
nous nominee of the Convention.
On motion of Dr. n. W. White, the following
gentlemen were appointed a committee to notify
Mr. Clemens of his nomination.:
DIR. N w White, of Brooke; John Knox, of
Hancock; John T. RUSSELL of Ohio; b. w.
Price of MARSHALL; E, Moore, of Wetzel; w. l.
Boreman of Tyler; Joseph Hubbs, of Peasants;
u S. Wiley, of Marion; Col. j. K. Smith, of
Taylor; A. l.. Hootin, of Preston; E. B. Tygart,
of Monongalia. =
On motion ii was Resolved, That this conyen-
ton recommend the city of Wheeling as apro-
per place for holding the next Democratic con-
yention for this Congressional District
The resolution was adopted by the following
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TnE Prsnsa, published at Havana, announces
the arrival in that city, of the Mexican General
D. joaquin Rangel, who, it says, is on his way
hither with the project of a protectorate of the
United States over the Mexican nationi the re-
alization of which the P,snsa thinks would be
dcath-biow to the Mexican republic Gen.
Rangel will remain in Havana but few days.
longer. when he,will proceed directly to the Uni
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And ali Druggists.
DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN Ex-
-----l MP Orn(NI3 .-----.-.

IDALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN Elk
TRACTOR.
INFLAMMATION and PAIN ihseparable FIRE and
HEAT. inflammation produces pain, pain produces in
aanaton Wherever unnatural heat throbblng
redness, whether caused by fever hurt
sore poison, rheumatism, piles scd burn sting, there
Is inflammation. hundred booksor thousand sermons
change tie conclusion. proven. pain
and nature, inflammation must be subdued To
compish this the efforts of the physician always direct
cd Thousands of physicians and thousand Of herstand
most sayacious persons DALLEYs MAGIC
AL PAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit, that its
control over inflammation wonderful and Immediate
instantly aaying the pain, neutrazng poison, extracting
morbid secretons and forcing her COURSE
renewing healing No burn, scald ailinent
two soothing and curing inaueuce. APP
ply 1t Immediately and the cure has commenced. 81
The Genuine senveloPedin Steel Plate Engraving with
the names of O. V. CLIcKENER CO., proprietOrs and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
rs cts. per box.
E-A orders should be addressed to @. V. Clickener
Co., 81 Barclay st. New York. T.H-LoGAN Co.
spes:1m sl1 wheeling Va.
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Ernm tie n. Y Times.

II -
TRE LATEST FROM NIcARAGuA.-By the steam
ship Tennessee, which arrived Mt this port on
Saturday evening" wesare placed in possession
of highly interesting details of Nicarag1an
news. Through our special correspondence, we
have accounts of the operations of Col. Lock
ridge, on the Atlantic side, up to the 9th, and
of the movements fthe main army, under &C.
neral Walkers immediate command, on the Pa
cific, up to the third of February. The steam
ship undergoing repairs at Punta Arenas was
completed the 22d of January, and on the 23d
Col. Lockridge and his men steamedup the San
Juan and disembarked at point five miles be-
low the Costa Rican garrison at Serapiqui. Here,
established in good position, the Colonel avail
ted the expected renforcemeuts from New
Orleans in the ISnas. They arrived in good
season-an. efficient body of $50 men under
Colonel Titus and, all preparations bengmade,
Colonel Lock=idge proposed to attack theenemy
on the morning of the 18th, the day the Ten
nessee left. The headquarters of Walker were
stationed at Rivas, where he had concentrated
his force, amounting to some eight hundred eff
fective men. Towards the close of January, the
allies appeared in the vicinity of Rivas and two
conflicts ensued. On the first occasion General
Henningsen attacked the enemy at 0braje, six
miles to the northwest of Rlvas and on the Sc
cond occasion he dispatched four hundred men
against ST Georges, where the Allies had as
Scmbled. On both these occasions the Ameri-
cans were compelled to retreat, but the engage
mentS have not affected the position or pros
poets of Walker. ltwas believed that on the
4th of February the General in person would
attack the enemy at St Georges. This, in all
probability, willb decisive battle, and will be
attended with most important results.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-26

Glove Auodyne ,rooth-Aehe Drops.-The ex-
cratIng torment of toot.aehe be speedily relieved
by this delightful remedy without fear of inuring the gums
or teeth Eminent say they itdaiy in their
practice enabled them to preserve many
valuable teeth otherwise have been drawn Try
IT YOURSELF and recommend 1t to others.
Prepared and sold by A D. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Puton Street, New York.
Sold also by j. H. oRuMBAoKER.
Sold also by Druggists generally. febs4-1w-d&w
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IAUGHI1Ns & BUsuF1ELD.
pror. wood,, nor Vse.toratlye.

We call the attention OF ALL old young, this
derfu preparations which to its original color
gray the head of the bald with lnxuriaht
growth-removes the dandru itching, and all cutaneous
erupons-causes of the natural fluids and
hence If used as regular dressing the hair, viii pre-
serve its color and keep falling old age,
original beauty. weca then upon the bald the
gray diseased in scalp, 1T and surely the young
will not, they flowing locks the bewitcng
curl ever be without praise upon the tongue Of
thousands. Price 81, SO and s.. For sale by
LAUGHLINs & BUsHFIELD,
T. h. LOGAN& CO.,
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DIR. NJ. Dr.. WALLETS
FENAJE PERIODICAL PILL.

These pills have used the private practice of te
Proprietor rs also In the Hospitals of of France for many
years. Ineeting pnDaraeed the great
They act as charm in correcting ireguarity and OBJ
structons producing regular return of the monthly dis
charge. 'e-
mild gentle stImuiant They produce agreeable
exhIeraton andhappy influence both mind and body.
Pregnant females those surprising themselves
cautioned against using these pills. as they will produce
miscarriage although under circumstances Injurious to
tie most delicate. For sale by
janis LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD.
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"rloLD YOUR .JAwp'

'FIOI4D GOUR j ANNI'' 2
'NAHMEoNITAH," an Indian maiden, the original
compounaer of the aBALsAM OF LIyERwoRT HoAR-
HoUND"a remedy which has received the appreciation
OF many in this city, efficacy curing Coughs, Colds,
HOarseness &e &c, sOldby
t. II. LoGANk co. e
General Agents.
For sale in Centre Wheeling by
feb1o REED & KRAFT.
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A GARD TO THE LADIES.

A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNCe's GOLDEN FRSiAPB PILLS nfali-
bein removing stoppuges Irregularities Of the
These Pills nothing new, have by the Doc
for many years, both In France and America, with
parasled every case he urged by many
thousand ladies who them, the Pills pub
lie, for the alienation Of those suffering from any Irregular
whatever well preventive those ladies whose
health wlnot permit annerease Of family Pregnantfe
males, those suPpospg themselves be cautioned
against nl;ng these Ps, the proprietor
sponsibty the aduopitlon, although their
would prevent any injury heahi otherwise these
Plsare recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81. Sold wholesale and retail by
LAUGHLINs BusHRIELD,
.Genr Agents for Ohio county, No % Monroe ST.
Alsofor sale by T. n. LOGAN L co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
AlorderB addressed General Agents
they supply the trade PrOprietors prices and send
the pills condentaly ladies by mail by enclosing q to
either, at the Wheeling Post-Oftce. it7 aassgs
N B-Dr. Duponco's Golden Pills. signature ~. Dhpen7s
coon every box other genuine For particulars
Circular Of Agents. APPLY