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STAFFORD H. PARKER, Register,
GEORGE W. MUNFORD,

! STAFFORD II. FARMER, KRglsicr,
GEORGE W. MUNFORD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth of Virginia,
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund.
NorTbee holders Of certificates desire redeem by
residing the limits of the United States arnos
edge the power before minister plenoeary charge daae
general commercial agent appointed by
the OF the United States foreign country before
the officer Of such the other
chief city town. corporation therein IL residing
in the United States the acknowledgment before justice OF the peace
public doeds appointed by the
Virginia sufficient In ali the ceJtieie must be delivered
hcHSoxp Va, Iuly "a 1857. July al--lawam
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REDEMPTION OF VIRGINIA FIVE PER
CENT. STOCK.

rfNlE holders of the following certificates of debt
Issued BY te Virginia VIII take notice thai The .Sin
ef the Sinking Fd VIII proceed on The sisi day Of DC
soer, 1857 said certificates AZ The treasury o the oa
required tba said
3sl d October 1857 surrender the same al the oe d The secd
auditor Whether surrendered o. moi The Interest thereon WI CEASE
n that day
under passed February. 1925 eniled An ac making
further the act entitled An act ir clear
and improving navigation James river and for uniting the
and By the james and kanswhA rivers and
for
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Under authorizing Board Of Pac Works subscribe
behalf Commonwealth The Petersburg Railroad
Company, passed 27th February, 1899.
1884 3o-22 Noble George Granville, DIXIE
of sutherland . .......... $4,000 90
2a, ditto ........... 10000 90
so, ditto .....-......-...... 1000 90
aaa D0n nn
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Episcopal High school, of Virginia.
HOWARD .4
Thyee Miles Wea Of AIerandria.
REV. JOHN p. MCGUIRE RECTOR
EINHE seventeenth session of this institution viii
IL commence "Wednesday, the 9th Of September
TEs $3.50 for board, tuition lights fuel rnendng &c payable
annually ia advance.
Modern languaHes music, and drawing charges
Pamphlets the study, government
sent 10 those who request them Direct 10
REV. JOHN p. MCGUIRE
Theological Seminary Post onice,
Fairfax county, Virginia.
July ls-1aw10t ~.
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Navy pErxE1xRsr


Navy Department consists OF the Department proper, be
the Office Of the Secretary and d i've bureaus attached thereto
NayyarGs Docks Dureau Of Construction, Equipment
Repair Bureau Of Provisions and Cng Bureau Of Ordnance
Hydrograrhy, and the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
The following IL statement Of the duties Of each Of these Offices and
Of the force employed therein
Hon ISAAC TouceF Secretary te Navy Charles
Welsh ESQ., clerk clerks The Secretary Of the
Navy charge everything establish
ucn and the execution
general President Of the United who
of
vessels al eraers q onoers o encs oo % wy
navy Hna haiihe oyIe, - an
ohcer etaefs lor ne al ~ ~ @
performed Under authority Screty
conacred as enaIang The general superintendent
ine m ma marine eo or s l, - ~, = so % ans .a y s Z anp
an the orders @ tnr " 'h orp fVua DC "
MIN.
m Nary Joseph Smith, CHIEF
bureau draughtsman
navy yards wharvs buildings and machinery
nasy navy sa, an y ,,s , = NJ, cSrsS % ,b % sh
80 ~ - ~ 49,, ,, =. s ''s- - - ~ ~
M A Ms = M ~ ~ w
bs.sas g w, 1 ~ a - @ i IN, , ~
ne rr 81 f II de navy DANIEL b Martin esq Is aed 70
t reu who assisted by three assistant engncrrs This bnrean
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T,RAINS leave Washington for Baltimore ga
IL AT and So, a. and and Az, D. m.
On Sunday at Az, y.
Leave Baltimore for WASHINGTON
Al AZ and 9A n M an n m
On Sunday nj Az, m fs esQ :
and Az. - - = 80
Passengers for Annapolis win take trains s4 and Ak
Do for a,a a H'r
Do for the ana Az conuectnr
at Washington Junction. r. M PAy,cflxs Arrnt
Jan J7-sif
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- ENERAL WESTERN LAND oFFIcE F;I

~ more, Osborn, Co. Main Soond streets fup
nearly opposite the Julien House Iubnque IOWA. Broom
born On, 30 Clark street. Chicago,
kekak iowa real ESTATE exchange broers w
give Their attention the sale
loans negotaeds money invesred locating
warrants WI locate time, account
Every locan made from personal Tsrex
paid, &c, &c, '
bah property left with CIR sale wif repnired l r.cc
registers Chicago Keokuk well a. es vnv mn.
seller three markets. Correspondence solizscd =
An 2s--dam ~ M
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ID H. GILLET. Counsellor At Law has remove,

- III. GlILET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
lls his once his residence Franklin corner o and
hirfeenh streets He viii continue devote his principal
ly 70 In the United States suprelne
Having devoted much time 70 ie law concerning patents he w
advice and Opinions legal ia ~fors the
Faienf once and appeals 10 the chief ,sf
the District Of cournbia and win in the rrcrara ana
trial q concerning patents
ne ~ also give written opinions prepare sguents
VII also claims any board established or their su
dicafion. ' N1s'
Oct 2s-dn
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II J. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depot
LIZ southwest Of and Twelfth streets, Washington, C
Ap 1l--dIyf
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GT0CQUELER'S BRITISH SOLDIER; an anecdo-
~ tai history a The British army. Inndon Isa7 a IS
Billiards in Theory and Practice by Capt Crawley vol Lon
don 1897 With 30 cngravngs. 81 Is
Hundred Old Gecs Rounds Catches nusc words
aud rianoIcTte acocmTaunents. / London 1857 10
Hardwioke's Peerage Cor 1857. i vol 81 cents
Hnrdviekeis Baruretsee for 1857. 81 cents
Hardwickeis House of Commons I vol 81 ceuts
Cyclcpadia of Universal History vol Llndon, 1857.
ceopHdis q The Physical scenee by Nco astronomer,
vol Inndon, lst7,
Universal hctary q the Enelh French Isalan and ernaan
Languages. vol London, 1867
yuEa FRANE TAYLOR
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NOTICE no ROAD CnNTR AcTnRS - hein.r

~ ~ hoaD A. .oN ~ ihAll utsS--it being
Rockville TIrndke gate
lis terminus the District 10
dress apply the tc 18th
Of ApFf next JOHN BRENT
No 30 Louisiana avenue.
j. c. LEWIS
FEB 2a-2tawtf 400 seventh, s4rsSt
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BANKING HOUSE OF cHuBB BRorHERs.

HOIFiFIHs
Washington, january L. 1857.
T0HN d. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
- this Gay admitted partners In the Of
Cubb Brothers The firm from composed Of Css
81 j. Cubb John Henry Holmes House 10 T
venfort Iowa is composed Of Charles Chubb DonpaI
and Alexander Barrow, under the firm o Ch.bb nhers
row. x Co. CIIUBB BROTHERS,
Jan 1--dn 49,
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Certificates Of packages Of 20 whole gl35 90
Do do 20 han do ....---......-.. 67 10
DO do 20 quarter do ............ ss rs
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates packages
splendid prompt attention
drawing win be Immediately
who order from
Address p. j. BtCKEY, Agent
July is Wilmington, Delaware
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Valuable Farm and water-power for sale.

Elllor ana rroprlslar q Le Ulllon, washIngtaI, D
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1857-07-02

Pur NOT NkW l,'LoTa IsTo An On
3GAnMENr 4hs profound theological
wisdom oIs,S of our Scriptnral expos
tiers Is very amusing or would be, II
the subject were not too serious ~, Ter
at5uselnent. IA short time since, 50
writes an Illinois friend. ainthe Uniyer-
salist Snhbath-schop, n Oasia'ska, !, a II
The Hoosiar State, the question u was
asked what the Saviour me aIlt she'r he be
said Put mt new cloth into All DID gar
Elnent. II passed all around NE school,
and DO one was prepared 10 answer,
whe., the Sup erintendent was called On
IIto explain Il himself With \ acounle-
nance Indicating deep reflection, md u 4
VERY sorarnlar voice, he relnarke 4 ltie u
livery evident tony mind that cur .2rf s1E
meant IL teach this great truthn
lhele ,riN last longer II a. npate Y 4, q
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1857-07-02
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, /,
W HOLE NJJ MBER "a.
I A CfIaII.ENGE ACCEPTEf,.s II

Mr.. IA I. Gardner has accepted the
proposition made BY theBoston Couri-
ter, 10 pay The sum of FIVE hundred dol
lars to any spiritual medium who viii III
the words of TINT paper, seonmunicate
n single word impaired to.ths spirits BY
Is, il an adjoining room wi,o will read
a single yordsin English, written inside
a book er sheetof paper fu.ded in such
q manner as we may choose who will
answer, with the aid Of all the other
intelligence he or she can: invoke from
the other world, three questions
wso will tilt a piano, without touching
it. or cause a chair to move a foot,
placed as we will place it, and with
Ieon1lalttee.tn arrangethe experiments }"
fiie accepts The challenge on the condi>
sion that the party making the offer will
agree TO let aiishe conditions of tue ar
langemenis come within the scupe Of
those natural laws within which spirit
ua,ists believe spirits are confiaed in
producing the manifestations referred to
above. The writer in The Courier does
not object to this, and The trial will prob
ably soon take place The resul, wil&
be looked for with interest.
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1857-07-02
DECIi1t.IlLY X RICH.


W hence 7 cathe mo the l1fa"eF We
9: can not lo' say, o.' We "oola' aa, his''ny
/" a'nNseo ne 1uhhy a'ah ''ias ~" WA
ING I'VE : ahhee "ho came % . e'''''"1@ :
emporium 'a i'e@'s'oh, q: NAME %
ohy 'a''n a Weoa'a ss'h, ta's name was
Nehe'hlah s.' Ne"oess'h' aho ne was aoo's
% maze q my Degi'h'ns ~ o'y''s
ciothes g as Weli ~; 81 'a AteeP'hs hoase~
Having seleeted.scoat. vest, ana pants
% % ~ sssecmea 10 nc aDont 1is'h as %
price, ne tr'eo the sfofe-inan store" ~ inc way
q barter, in this style:
s'Do you 9e.ta eRef take Proluee ter your
clothings"
'Fake wl'at:'
"Proluce-gafden sass ana sicn;
dor't 60 H. dew youu5
Wen, ota;a's occasionally We ao, Sshas ssp
nave ypua ' lo se'l
m ~ ailios' I'll 49, '''s'' 9' y n, ~. I
N'hng, from 'fnarrovfat peas torye sra l. II
igsot ilso the allkillinest dried pulnnkins yeoh.
ever 'ss SGT your eye n--'xpect meow,
you IKE some Of that dried punkin,
Dsa,,irssln
saa as,I I'M proprietor declined neg iating
Il' I far VII dried 4, ,n,l,,in: but i,,anired II
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1857-07-02

ToEAceo CHEWING AntoSaT TIE CLEH-
GT.+--At the oEsaning oi the sassiun Mt
the New School Gri,erai Assembly ssyw
sitting at Cleveland, Ohio, Il ctimlavfii.
cation was read from one of thatfustess
oi the church and some of the citlzens,
requesting the members Of the ssesaabs,y
Tlo abstain from the use Of tobacco du-
ring the sessions, 50 that the peWs might
not Be defIed T. The Trustees had pre-
vionsiy removed All the carpets irl the
house Bu. this was net all. The
communication further stated that some
nf tile families by whom the tnenlers
would Be entertained had been made
very sensitive on the same pni1a hy their
experiences IN frmer years, and many
had refused 70 receive me,nbers, for fear
they would prove ~ BE- tobacco cheWers!s II
RE-APPnlSTMENI or III wv tsuNNI-.s
SON Gunnison has been re-a appoirt-,
ed ~. the supe rint endensy oi she Gus
tom House Milwaukee vice Garret re- rs
s& IL
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1857-07-02
:llits.,.a
A HUGE SNAKE.

Mr.. II. C. Myers and Mr.. Gookina.
Of this city, Stayed considerable of u
snake on yesterday. These gentlemen,
with some ladies, were out fishing at
the river, and one of the ladies' happen
ing ~ look across to the bank discnHer-
cd s5is ssp-,le, VINO commenced swinanrr u
w s,,s sssss ttia, VII, re the parties were
sealed t:aissn4. Upon reaching the hssak
the geutiefQta set apon him with esrha.
and his snakeship finally gave up Tie
ghost. He was q large rattle snake.
and Measured nearly 7 feet in length,
twelve inches around the body, aud had
eight rattIes. Nj. Myers says he is the
largest snake he ever saw. and thinks
that he would have been rather an un-
pleasant customer to have met Withoaft
a stick Or something else to have giveu
him beating with, Springfield ReFstb-
ltcua.
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1857-07-02

CLEEGYss nv ssr ANTiioN On.
Wednesday fye Islhodist g Clergymen
|ainsd atsJ Jarrsit4; and III Thursday ioaF
Episcopal Glsrgy ynaen 81
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1857-07-02
THE FR N1IE.Ta Man q.
Is Il ~ BL1sHED d ~ nHr rrUnsn41 Mons
JEREMIAH RlTssEI n
ADVERTISE iats q sA'i'E,sss

| +sts55 Ell Il ADVERTISING RA'i'Esss sS
One column for one year .. y. . n. /. M sl
NJ One column for six months. .. .-a saH
One column fog three mnnths. /. a 2D 01 sK ''s
4 HALF ceuna for one yesss,. ...s 81, 0H
Half a coiiuan Tor six mouths ..l..## "a on Ha#
Halt Il coiatnh for thtee inonshs... 70 on %
s aaaster q! Column sfor one sear I5 0O 5
5assikGss Cagps--Not oyer tirsiipes i9t
ont stnfs
Over 8 lines and under IL. III
Over 10 anannder Is lines, do II 10 90
Ossssaaare, II lines Or less, ms. An 4 90 t
and tor each atdiiioaal Insertion, 1 40
Advertisers will be entitled 80 change pf thea,
advertisements twice year. Payments 60 be uiast
hall yearly Yearly advertisers III the Feslspfs
mass5nlaka their payments haH-yeasly il advance.
and When advcrtisirgas shorter periods, lhp naaes
mast ID al. cases accompany the advertise st
abatement frani published rates. specia notiFE
charged twice. y !. sssss .5sg
TERMS.
'}la copy, one year, ....,.. -s..sat2 w
~ i'ea copies 81 out 4ofthe Territory, is. 90 .
Tw,nty copies cat Of the TerritorY., 2p,ns'
Strictly ia advance.
r Persons forWardiasE tnls ,shouiifatainc cestI
Gates Sram postmasiers. s,s $s4 sg sf III
JEREMIAH RUSSELL.
saut Rapids, Minnesota, April 2a, ls5a
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1857-07-02
t1I |! 1 4 rA ~ D I tt
rom the National Eva. II.
TIA TIiL.Y KIEry Ds INl B fsEAv

\ From The Natinnal Eva. III
l5JR TIL u ERIEn N Ds I'M 3 HEAVEN
s7le following Inns were found iihsihs COS,
pgskst belonging N s'onfg man, after ii
shicll vas oees ssioned by coi,suippt
Is wrong a.sIssh ~ sae them, stsa !.
VINO lIo sNere dear ~ ~ on earth,
v vha have gone 10 heavenly naasions,
s83t M hp sntra,,adsa brighter heasttlf
III Il wrong 70 snourn their as,senee 4,
From, the parted household band
Should NC check The sigh ofl saliicss.
Though they' il 4 better landaa
II i wrong TO hope 10 meet them
Yet Upon the blessed shore,
2t83 And with sots If joy. u greet tIsepa
When ,hiss teil Of life i o'afa HI
Ts#it1wrong Vi think them dearsr
RI fIlfin the many Of the biess,
al Who hi 5sts on earth were sifapgers2
Mast we oye them like the rest
\ I've mother mp II heaven,
sk Aud ,Hoh, tell me siif sou viii.
VIII that uothes knaR herehdreas
Will she lacoileel shen1 sitl'
Tan she hook down from those Windows,
TolAis dark and distant Shore?
Will she know when am coming? ..,
yN III -9,f ,.a,,t -, ~ ~,
n WI slae clasp me to her bosom, 4
II her eestacy Of ja,2 r
Will she ever be my n,osher9
Shall ever De her boy!
And thou, loyaa one, Who did'st leave ~, al
In lie morning of Thy bloom
Dearest sister. shall meet thee
f' When | 50 beyond the tomb?
Shall 7 see thy lovely features9
Shalt hear thy pleasant words,
SQUIRTING Ger ny SPIRITS heart Strings.
iii, Like HE melody of birds.
And think meet ano'her---
VI darling little one
Who went up among the angels, s
II Ere his afe Lad scarce begun. s-
O. o., s.a
And tol1.d ii:nl1 my arms! s5 ~
As ! lid when b. vas with Us,
With his thousand hutitlins charms.
All! lis true the SOU 5snss suffer,
s, Aad be bound With anguish down,
Ere It's fitted for is dwelling, ILL.,
Ets lis ready for is crown. -72.
But, D Jesus, blessed Jesus
II Thoa.a .art. loved without alley, .ss
Thou wilt meet Us, tlou wilt bless as;
TIan niI,.gine US perfect inY.
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1857-07-02
S. a. v SIS. sss a. ss s. s!Is
Opposite 81
WI HAML IN,S OFFIG I'D

"a
% the river has got 4 turning Latlaa M
ia operation. where he will keep csstlA
sstantly on hand, Iaedsleads, Tables
Stands OF all kinds, Bureaus and all
work ia the Cabinet line and also sash
and Doors Hasing served his time as
an apprentices at the Cabinet trade ia the
East, and having been 10 d greass ex-
pense sin fitting slll 4 shop. he ilatters
himself that he can give all satisfaciion
who may favor him with cali. Turn
ing of all descfSptions done On ) sorl
notice, and also Repairing fnrnitilres done
with neatness and despatehs tsiiYe rs ~
| call. STEPHEN 0 ll1s AIIAV RDI
Sank Rapids, lIarch is. s,557 ,57 nH,22if
no sIlIPPERs d, MI b, UPPER
4, 20 y N Il Y i
YHyiIE large Warehouse III HE sAu us RA RAr1ps
LII Steamboat la DIl VG ], u now ready i,
rereiyef freight. u consiga be nndeEsigned
viii always be found At bis post III ncsoIpno-
date the public. IN 4 CHA
aank Rapid Aprii 40, 1881 nass
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1857-07-02
BORUP s. CH.4.MpLT.v

, 4 50 E 81 e
EKTDULD respectfully inform Tie Merchants
w and the public generally, that they Ave
hoRght oa, the interest ofs1essrs, Rnrhank ! Co
in the Forwarding and Commission business and
that they can afford Increased facilities 10 al
those who ma y fayor them with a share If tteil
patfonaae. They wjii aucnd 10 general Storage
forwarding and Eensn!'ssien business, al then
Saenouse on the Lower Landing. Hasing
leased The Nharf-boat, those who ship to them
will save expense Of drayage,
. REFER ENCES:
Cgonin, EEufSthall and Lear, New York,
J. Harmon and Co., Buffalo.
James c. Fargo, Chicago.
Mather and CD, @'1's
II. F. McCioskey, Gaieaa.
. b II. Cunpbelt, 50 G.~
T, s. lessup aud Co., Dubuque. ,s.
Chouteau and Vale, St. Louis
Borup and Oakes, St. Paul.
ST. Paul, NJ. L. api.tf
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
HATS AID CAPS.


WE hsve this receive of.he hnestand most beas-
w fifal assormentso and CapsEe ever 6roagt
city, fashionable that could be made IN the cas-
It Complies in part the following kinds:
Cent? No SIX Molesin Hats light and elastic made ~
She East and In strict accordance With oar Or
ders Gents ane and black beaver otter, seal &c Ee
Know Nothing and Wide Hats, white and black so Et Ana
Wool Ha'' Of every color. gs1Ilissoy and price
Caps Of every description and Of the most recent syes'
sneh the Nevada. Know Nothing, ca
Caps other kinds in abundance, which viii be sold
lower thAn Goods Of these kinds were ever offered before 70
ChI6rsn Hats and Caps al kinds just received from
Me most fashionable houses in New York.
An persons are most respectfully call In and
anime our gncent Stock Of Goods, before purchasing
elsewhere feel confident that please the most
Nothing viz bevan.inz part suit and seeOnm0-
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
II wish anything in the Of Hats and Caps just give
ca, viii guarantee that We viii sell you goods as
they be got where this side Of Philadelphia
NV = '-' D'9'' '4's '''. g D. HARPER SOY.
lave you Dyspepsia, use TRAXAL's ELIXIR. .,,,.,.
j Have you Rheumatism use. HAMPFON'S TIINCLINE.
E1AFe bald headed, use WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Do you want good iniment, use FoRsHA's BALM
go 20 the Bridge Corner Drug Store.
Do van. make soap quick good and cheap use his
OIL.
Have 1Sa cough, use the Ho1RHoUND BASIN.
Do you Eanta
Shoulder Brace Port Honnaie
Supporter Balm of Thousand Movers
Truss Electric OIL
BandaEs Syringe or
Belt Pine Sponge
20 to the Bridge corner EFpE Store
ROrloway's pills and ointment
Bakers Cod Liver Oil
BOerhaveis Holland Bitters
Hoohand's German BItters
Btldge Corner DruEgfS.
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LIKE MANY oTHERs, % THE
nR
FEGEzABLE ZZgcTUREIY

BAL1iNoRE, March e, 1855.
THIS Is e certify that 9SgTns nine ySSs, . ss e, T, as
clan, who ordered to be pouced, as y much
to the height Of my knee very severely With pain
uleers 70 The number Of tentyEe formed sstTesn ankle
out which particles Of bone to the number Of 70
49, TRIES COUNTRY AIR.
taken Hartford county Of this States the pys!
GERS, could live afterwards! This PysIcian work
go vn HI tG youd ab mi pIees Of bone Toat
diving me any reesome the applications very
could not stand BY and So me suer thought attls
there was cure for me from my knee to my ankle was not
freely white with Sign Of blood and At times when
would scratch fingers white Pus would issue theFeFon
'l''S' "''- RALTnIoRE MY HoMEi
then returned to Baltimore, my old home, expecting
by the advice ofmy friends used various remedies some
Of Which gave only transient relief IeontnueltO grow
worse; swelling came on my len hip and after severe pain
also formed sPne which my physicians cut out
az wished a the same tine to cut "a my rGhs leg a. the
ed right and also one on my left grOn as also on
ed those who them. was reduced to mere skeleton
and weak As an i3f ', ,s,,, ,,,,,,,,,
felt deatRouli have been reeftO Ihad tried ply.
Who had been cured by CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE TING
TURF OF disease similar 70 The one was a6orlHs uasT
FIVE years commenced taking "HamptOIs FsG'tiht
HOPE COMEsn
the Arst bottle Of wc inspired with hope and by the
had the confidence to believe that It would cure me con
tnued It's improving Ny ulcers healed, and new
further detail am happy 70 say ny leg T. also healed
consider myself cured by this wonderful medicine
alone. Ihaye given but faint idea Of my suerng but
friends who read this viii bear testimony to all that
HGmptoa's Vegetable TTncture,"
and win say ali who afeted have been, to
EDWIN NJ n Il s Rs.!S.E .9ss..,
8dOors north OfPratt st.
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New Savings Bank Store,

OLD POST OFFICE.
HKeeP the Head and Feet Covered !"
TTIzENS Of Wheeling snd VcinityTh. old maxim for
~ health reminds that not be aniss to call
attention 70 Pail and Winter stock o. Boots shoes Hats
Caps Umbrellas and Carpet eacs At the Of Market
and Monroe Streets where you Will and great variety Of
fashionable lately received Goods suitable 70 the season, a.
priees.
Very thankful for the liberal patronage received since
coming amongst you, respectfully solicit all to call and
examine my stock ct will Sc pleasure to and wait on
youl thus uniting labor with that may give their on
spring health and 70 tits adding industry and economy
may have health.
winter Bonnets. ruTe,
Gail At the old Pt q Once opposite the McLure.
Gentlemen, you wish 10 purchase fashionable Cap or
Gall At the above place, where you win ges-that
Remember the old Post Once corner.
Country Merchants have Goods to dispose Of at
prices.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-06
Observation-Disclosures
. one RemedY for one Disea9e

8, One Remedy for one Dtsease
DR. Truxal = regular physIcan, and stAhls high Tin
IL Wash. Co, Pal IN his profession and . man His
medicine Il aVAIuAhle
Mr. Robert Mckinley, Of west Brownsville, Pa aged 81,
aaoutoEn in the fail Of 1851 bottle q Saete
Elixir, which performed permanent cure, will appear
from tn annexed certificate:
This e certify that for several AFFLICTED with
Dyspepsia, the prominent symptoms OF which Were 0hytI.
Costveness Sourness % the Stomach Pain
hips and LEGS, spells Of Extreme Weakness Loss Of ash,
LanEour, Debility and Craving At She stomach. tried
great many Femedes-Went TO Baltimore consult
eminent physiclansspent not less than hundred
dollars, hut benefited unI used Dr. rxai's
Sacred Exer, one bottle Of which eGeeaAllv cured
ROEERT McKISLEY.
Por sale By T. II. LOGAN 4 co.
ept2S General Agents, Wheeling, Va.