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, 1857-09-04

We learn from Washington tba,in,.
tlonsFere to be at once forwarded io'i ,o n &c
Minister in Mexico for the negotistioS 70 our
new treaty which will include the Uu aru.C Cl a
US of2a perpetual right of way 6vs. ,%a' y %
Tehuantcpec lsthmus. WI Tue
MIscELLANEous.-Tho Louisyill. To-.
states that the convicts in The GnS GoSlaal
State Prison were permitted to celaL.ala aI,aaa
the 4th Of July with an Grafton S,'. '''s'e
Of their number, and other exerciss11 sue
which the State treated them to vvmn,n /, T',s'
Gus dinner A few such demonstsa npn'
will take the starch entirely opt II T".S "a
patriotism Of the country. ue
The President, on the 18th nit A..-.
the Kaw delegation Of Indians from kao Ss,e
sas an audience in the presence of his GoL; 0Sl'
net. They represented to their "Gr".,
Father" as they called the Prcsdep, ~"
manner in which the whites tresn..,, ,n' nt
their reserves, and claim their rights Il ,Sa Sa
lands designated as the half-breed r." ~.
lands, lying on the north side Of the Kan E
sas river, opposite, above and beIov IT,
compton. They are willing, if necess,-S
to make new treaty. The President "
ferrod their complaints to the Commissions,
of Indian Affairs.
The Secretary of War las decided, n
have another trial of the breech loading
guns, which is to take place shortly az
West Point, before he decides which ara
the most efficient aud best adapted for tbs
use of the army. The Secretary Of War
and the Secretary of the Navy were COM
/ pleting the arrangements and had selected
the olficers-Lieut. Craven, of the Nav
and Lieut.. Mickler, Of the Army-to make
explorations for ship canal near the Istb.
mus of Darien by way of the Atrato and
Turando rivers They will start as soon
as practicable. The expedition is looked
upon ar one of great Importance
, 1857-09-04

D9- We ore indebted to the politenesS
of ]. Ross Brown, Esqr., for copy Of
"Yusef," (Mr. BRowN's) travels in the
East and Europe generally. 1t is written
in quaint style. and is quite a readable
volume, of some four hundred pages.
, 1857-09-04

ANOTHER IMPRovEMENr.-Messrs. A. B.
Cow and JOSEPH CUsnMAN, formerly of the
kendall Co." have erected on their lots
corner of main and Second streets, west
side--a capacious store room, which rem.
ders their facilaties for doing wholesale
business equal to any establishment in the
country.
Mr.. A. ]. BALDWIN has also erected O
neat dwelling on Franklin street.
Maj. TnToN, Surveyor General, also ha'
erected large residence on the hill, in ful
view of the bay, which, from its size and
artistic. finish, adds much to the appearance
Of the south of our town. Many other i'm
provements are in the course of completion
, 1857-09-04

/Acc1DENr AT WHArcoM.-A few days
since we received letter from our friend
Col. Ed. c. Fitzhugh, Of Bellingham Bay,
correcting the account Of an accident which
occurred at Whatcom on the 4th Of July,
published in this paper some time since.
The 4th of July was celebrated at four
places on the Bay-at Col. Fitzhugh's place,
WhatcOm, at Capt. Pattle's, and by the
military. At each place they we're trying
to see who could load and fire the quickest,
and in SO doing man named GRANT, the
gunner at the Coils, omitted to sponge out
his gun, thus causing a premature dis
charge of the piece, in consequence of which
he was most horrible mutilated, and died
the next morning. The gun did not ex-
plode, as stated Mr.. Grant was an En-
glishman by birth 4
, 1857-09-04

pG- A sailor named CHAs. WHITE wa
drowned near Whatcom, Bellingham Bay
on the 9th day of July last. His bod!
was afterwards found
, 1857-09-04
CoAsr Survey OFFICE,

NVUIuuI IT AOVV'
Hon. l. l. STEVENS, Gov, Wash, Ter:
DEAR SIR-Yours of Dec. 2lst relating
To a survey Of Gray's Harbor has been re
ceiVed. and attention will bo called to it il
the instructions for the season to Lieut.
Com. Alden.
Yours respectfully and truly
A. ID. BAcHE.
, 1857-09-04

The New York board of Aldermen, on
the Sth of July, adopted q proposition TO
send an agent to England to induce the
proprietorS Of the new steamship Great
Eastern" which is the largest ever built,
10 send that vessel to New York.
, 1857-09-04

B6r Two schooners we're seized at New
York on the Sd ult., as slavers.
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Charles london Cordial an

Charles London Cordial Gin
shown by the Records of Custom HOuse to be the
only London corlinn Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles
all others are made here in Imitation Of It.
Tits delicious tonic beverage and by peculiar favor
e different from other gins Il universally esteemed by all
who IT. It Is adopted With great success in cases Of
DTsPEPsrA, GoUT, RHEuHATrsN, DRoFsr, GRAvE, coLlc
FEvEa AID AouE srRoTuRR DISEASE OF THu URI,
HAHH ORGANS, EPHEPsT, RENALE IEREOulARITIEs, 80.
Dr. VAlESTiHa Nom Of New York, In letter the pro-
PrIetoT, says:
CarLe1' london Cordial GIN e ts pWrest best, and
1Ost relta6le skstrGct Of SItatper IhGVs seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN Is sold by all Drug.
sSa and GrOsers in the United States and so also are
mer0us Posons called "LOndOn Cordial Gin"-to avoid
them buy only CHARLES" Reject any other ogere 10
you As you value health Price one dollar for quarts
any cents fer plntS. EDMUND O. CHARLES.
mh2e-snd&w Sole Importer, % BrOadKay, NY.
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DIR. NJ. DE WALLETS
RRNCATR nEpTnDTrIY N.Y.

These Pulls have in the private practice Of the
Proprietor also in the Hospitals France for many
years. meeting with unparalleled suceessgyng the great.
est misunderstanding where other remedies fan.
They aetas charm In correcting irregularty and OBJ
srnctons producing regular return Of the monthly dis
mild and gentle stiunlhnt They produce an arcade
and happy tnapenqp On Aeth asl ss lsdy
Pregnant females, those Themselves so are
miscarriage although under no circumstances Injurious to
the most delieate For sale by
janis LAUeHLINs pUsHR1ELp.
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ms 1 BUsHP1ELD.
'DALLEY's MAGIOAl, PAIN AK
TTNES TITNfNI1

9 u
INPLAAIATIoN and PAIN are al az
HEAT Inaaaation produces pain and pain produces in
hAmNtOn Wherever there's unnatural heat throbbinr or
reness no matter whether ills by fever hurt
Sore posOn rheumatiSm piles seald burn or sting there
is inflammation. hundred books or thousand sermons
cannot alter or change the conclusion. prevent pain
and restore nature inflammation be subdued 10 &C.
eompsh this efforts Of the physician always direct.
ed Thousands Of physicians and thousand Of the
most Sagaeous persons who have used DALLEYsB
Al PAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced aud admit that lie
control over inflammation Is most and Immediate
instantly aAyiRs the palm neutraIng poison, extracting
morbid seereons and forcing nature to resume her
renewing and healing No burn, scaId or ament
two severe to Yield toIts soothing fnueuee APP
ply 1t imme diatey and The cure has commenced.
The Genuine isenveloped IN Steel Plate Engraving With
ths names Of O. v cLIoKENRR CO., proprietOrs, and
HENRY DALEY, manufactures, upon each box. Price
IS cts. per box!
All orders should be addressed 70 O. v. oiIekener
Co., 81 Barclay y. New York. T.H.LoaAE& 90.
spES'lm Wheelng,Va.
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REAL MgTATn SALES.
PUBLIC SAG az SRs41U4B1F c01I

PRLHIIEGI.
TIME El, on Is edneSday, the 18th dav OF
u Apgust ne pressed 70 sell At public Auction, at he
mont door % the Court HesC OF Ohio County, ~ the Gaf
noVhed BY him In Trust. Id Wheeling NIL lying North
and ohth 81 that nov owned and worked by Philip sutton
wards OF tIy. I've acres exRet viii
be RuaFunteedO which has never been worked besides
large amount In the old works, Considerable portion OF
which It's supposed be got sufficient quantity OF
ground Tor entrys, Platforms &c will be sold with the Coal
and IL viii aso 10 offered or more parcels 70 per.
strong being city delivery
than any other In the city or vicinity.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and term made
known at time Of sale. PRAH9ES r. ARMSTRONG;,
= mI2g Trustee Of Emily A. Zane
A " cry DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.
a 3SPLRNOIDfarm situate IN Jeferson county Va two
IN and half ulea from the county seat on big MIL eFee
and On TIA 9ers Ripley and Ohio Turnpike. ii contains
20 acres, 100 which under good fencing
river eRssidue of the laid ven tinbere!
There ~ hrt rate dwelling house the pFauiIseS With
good sta6leS barn and all the necessary Also
good orchards Of l26 grated apple trees ia full bearing
enn ao ed and 100 peach trees young and old. The
st 70 SateEs by hTst rate spring and we'll
Of distant 20 miles Affords convenient and
speedy market for the conveyance Of produce to the East
which can be NaEEnned to the NM Greek, distance
OF 10 miles and thence he convey ed by PaFkers-
burg Title Is ludiSpnRbe and has been ques4Sued
and has apeRceAb6 possession Of than year The
tlnn.
TKRIs.-One- third Of The purchase money IN hand and
the balance u two and three years. interest to he
secured By bouds aud lien to be retained property
as further security RoF apply 70
mV9S-tm Attorney ut law jackson lS,trt ionas va
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TnE DROusuT M TExAs.-A letter from New
Brauntels, Texas, speaking of the drought ia
that section of country, says:
have never seen any portion of Texas look
SO perfectly barrenas that surrounding san An.
tonic and this place In fact, all the country
after you leave the county of Live Oak, Is en-.
tirely baked BY the long drought, and the grass
burnt out. Unless they have rain soon there
win be no crop here; some farmers have Mani s
three times, and no crops vet. Thaye sean mi
two fields since leaving Sulphur" having !
green corn shootJ There arc farmers herea.
bouts sending their wagons one and 4 half miles
for water. The greater part Of the cattle Iook
like anatomical specimens, with wet hide
thrown loosely over them. All animals ara s1,f
fering much with thirst. ~.
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Trusteels SaIe

IN pursuance Of Deed OF Trust from A. g. Osbun and
~ q Lambdini And their wives. and from LantE
and Hlhbel 70 dated April 1st, 1886 and recorded
94el vim expose the front door Of te Court
House In said county Monday the 18th day OF June The
situate on te East side Of the Ohio River county Of
9 IN the Hte o. Yfgiuia, Estimated to contain One Hun
re9 AMI SeYenty.hye aeres more less adjoining the
lands OF AntreH r Woods, the S6th and those
OF Php Reilly on the EOrth-being sold and con-
veyed by Samuel O. Farmer and Daniel Para ana their
3ist. 1855. -. - 49,
TEHALs OF sALBS500 interest ON same from
April 19t 1856 and paid on day of Saie
on the ast aey Of is day OF April
day Of April, 1851; S9ISQon the Ist lay of A 1869:
on the LIST day Of April 1885, eGl on the i day OF
4soo,,,..,, DANIEL o. list,
] lr,anAnn
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A CA4AsrRoPur The pbil.dslnbi. p.nn,,,l

a CATAsTRoPHR.-Th Philadelphia PsnnsyL-
Vaaiaa has the following good story among its
police reports:
AS MIS- esther StansbuTy residing fna court
running from Race, below Sixth street, was
about to bring a bucket of water from the hy-
drant last night, she found an old basket sts-
pended from the knob of the front door. Put
ting her hand into the basket, she felt some.
thing alive and kicking, but SO wrapped up in
rags that no further discovery could be made
without unwrapping the object A piece of
paper, folded like letter. lay by the side of the
animated bundle Mrs. Stansbpry Immediately
returned into the house, and by the light Of the
lamp examined the billet It was directed "a.
her husband. She TREMENDOUSLY broke the seal.
and read as follows:
TO Joe Stansbury Sir send you the, ba.
by, which you viii please take goodcare Of, and
bring up right, so thatit may turn out to be a
better man than Its daddy. Oh, Josephi what
a sly old rake you arel Who would think that
such sober old spindleshanks could be such a
tearing down stnnerR The child is yours-you
may swear to that, Lock atit-its Joe STAINS
bury all over. You deceived me shaInefufly.
Joe-iethng on to be widower! But do 4,
father s duty by the young one, and I'll forgive
you. Your heartbrOken NAxcy1
II. S.-DOn't let that sharp-nosed wife of
yours see this letter. Cannon her with some
kind OF a story about tho baby. n"
sAAs l9SelLSUuIy WAS IN IUe basement Kitchen
quietly eating his supper, and little imagining
what storm was brewing over his head. The
door OF the kitchen was violently thrown omen,
and his wite's voice yelled out
Stnnsbury, come up here, you villainl-
Here's mess for you'll"
The astOnished Stansbnry hastily obeyed the
summons
DON'T you want to see Nancy, the heart
broken Nancy2" cried Mrs, Stansbury, when
her guilty husband hohbled into the room.
Nancy what Nancy's that?n said the sly
old rogue, in wcll-feigned establishments
Why, Nancy, the mother of this baby that's
been hung up at the door, AR. Stansbury Oh,
you look mighty innocent but Just read that
letter, and look into that basket Don't be
afraid, i won't bite; it's got no teeth, poor
thing You'll know it; for, as the hussy says
it's just like you, all over. III expose you be-
fore everybody"
In less than five minutes, Mrs Stansbury had
collected room full of spectatOrs-half Of the
inhabitants of the court-to witness the process
of unwrapping the baby Anxious expectation
sat on every countenance as the jealous lady tore
away rag after rag from the body of thefonnd-
ling, the vigorous movement of which astonish-
ed everybody. 'sIts full Of the devil already. +"
said Mrs. s, "that shows its of his. You'll soon
see that it is like him in everything. n
At last, all the swaddlins clothes being re-.
moved, out jumped the baby and made its
escape through the open door. It was big tom
cat! IiisIZEr 7ss|s
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ARCTIC SEARCH.-A Kingston Canada paper
says We announce It ss positive fact, tint
Or. Rae, The Arctic traveller, aided BY the con.
tributions Of kind friends, is building in Kings
ton dock yard an Arctic schooner, to be ready Il
Nay, TO go down 70 Quebec, thence TO the Arc.
tic regions, to make one more search for Cant
Franklin's party, dead or alive. DR.. Rae Is n
command the schooner, and the party of hariy
adventures 10 accompany him and man bis. YES
sci arc selected and engaged.
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4
BODILY CARRIAGR.-Instead of giving all sorts
of rules about turning out the toes and straight
ening up tho body, and holding the shoulders
back, all of which are impracticable to many.
because soon forgotten, or feeling of awlSward-
ness or discomfort which procures a willing
omission, all that is necessary to secure the ole
Iject is TO hold up the head and move on, letting
the shoulders and toes take care of Themselves
Walk with the chin but slightly above a hori.
zontal line, or with your eyes directed to things
little higher than your head. In this way YOU
walk properly, pleasurabIy and without INV
fear or restraint of awkwartlness If any ono
wishes to be aided in securing this habitual car
rage OF body, accustom yourself 10 carry your
hands behind you, one hand grasping the oppo-
site wrist. EngliShmen are admired the world
over for their full chests and broad shoulders
and sturdy frames, and manly bearing. This
position Of body is a favorite With them. in the
simple promenade in garden or gallery, in at.
tending Indies along a crowded street, in stand.
ing on the street or in public worship.
Many persons spend large portion of their
walking existence in the setting position. A
single rule, well iattendedto, in this connection,
would be of incalculable value to multitudes
Use chairs with the old fashioned straight backs
inclining ackward, and sit with thelowef boF.7
ton Of the body close against the back of the
chair at the seats any one who tries It win oh.
serve IN 2 moment . grateful support Of the
spine. And VIC see no reason. WHY children
write, and sew, and knit in position requiring
the lower portion of the body and shoulders tn
touch the back of the chair allthe time.
A very common position in sitting, especially
among men, is with the shoulders against the
chair back, with space of several inches ba
tween tho chair back and the lower norton Of
the spine, giving the body the shape of a half
hoop. 1t is the instantaneous, instructive. and
almost universal position assumed by any con.
sunptiye on sitting down, unless counteracted
by an effort of the will; hence parents should
apprehension, and should rcctify it at once.
Tho best position after eating n regular meal
is to have the hands behind tho back, the head
erect, in moderate locomotion, and in the open
air, if the weather is not chilly. half an hour
spent in this way after meals ut least aftei break
fast and dinner, would add health and length of
days TO women in early life and to all sedentaFy
men: tits a thought which merits attention.
Halls Jour. Of Health.
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P, \. BARNUN, it is stated, has been worry un.
successful in his trip to Europe, with Little
Corlelia HOWardp and Tom Thumb. He was
followed, too, 1t appears, by his creditors, who
watched their opportunity to levy on him had
his speculation proved fortunate one. It's
said to DO his intention to return home, take tho
benefit allowed him by law, and then goback to
England
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WORKING ALL NIGHT AND GETTING UP BEroRE
DAYLtGnr.-The Rev. Charles Shorne, Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, was stationed at
New Lisbon, Ohio, few years ago, and added
to his clerical duties the agency for certain
magazine, which it is needless to name. One
Sub5qth day, at the close of the service, he re-.
9uested the congregation to larry q few minutes
he then.held up the periodical to their gaze,
displayed It's varied attractions, and commenced
an active canvass for subscribers on the spot
The price, he said, would be no Object, If
yon had the desire for knowledge that had
when young man Why, my brethren. fused
to work all night to get money to buy books.
and get up before daylight to read them n )
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Annbrotvnea for 81

PARTRIDGE, a his and spaeIous rooms, with fac
aesfor operating and arrangement for light equal 70
any In the country and far superior any in the city,
producing these beautiful pictures which are unsurpaised
in the country. He prepared make AmbrotypeS 30
they can be by mail without postage Also TO set
them ioskets and pins price IS DaEaerreotype-
Pictures made good as
and warranted to last fol ages unchanged.
Anknd5 Of materials used In the busineaS for sale,
Rooms side Main ST above Monroe over MARI,
Tavlor's nav htore aur1s
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SoARclr4 OF Com.-Accounts from the middle
and western section of North Carolina tell of
great scarcity of corn amounting in some cases
to fear of famine and the actual death of stock
for want of food. The Salem press says that at
q sale in Stokes county, on the 10th inst, corn
sold for s.. O5 per bushel, cash.
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PEaygAEp BEEAEHv lady or gentleman would re-
main under the curse Of dlsaEFeeable breath when ~ me-
ing the "RALN OF THOUSAND POWERs aS denfFie Soni6
sweet but leave the teeth white aS aSbas.
AMY persona DO not know their breath e bad and
teot y SO delicate their friends win never ention
II Four SIMPLE drop Of The t'Bamn your tooth bruSb
last year. - W 's-s "iA
"a may be easily acquires by usiny
Of = Lhoueand RloWers.n II will remove tan
ana tseekles nom the skin, leaving Il Of son and
wash the face night and morning 'as-e-
slAILNo MADE EAsTIHet your ShaVing-brush in either
warm or cold water, pour two or three FobS
rub the beard wen and i win make a
Ing. Price only my eents y st.'At'
VIZ. FRTRIDE6.& co.,
Ss-.s,s -, ,,s,,,. kFaHklin Square, New York.
W -ole ~ y. LOtf4N 2 60. r. ) fei1-1ydAR
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'sPBoIAL NorToDs,

OFeFRtion BIIId, Cnre suFe.-Alnd operation
With successful eject, the pecaay Of Brsadredths
fA Nov that may expect genial pnE It & Of great
importance that few doses Be pied 81 he VIE Our rlee
are to redundancy Of TAtsd bile at his season,
and dangerous as Il prsva9hE; but Brandrslhs
Pnls aafrd an Invaluable and Efficient ireteetisn.
T.Hj LOGAN & CO., Agents,
my2e- fE:daN Wheeling.
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BLACK or Brown Hair produced in ave rnInut IS,
from ts Grayest Redest Hair, the application Of WN
tecOu, and never inure the hair or skim no matter
how often applied long contInus Use the genuine
aud no harm possibly Nark-he steel enyray.
Ing on the box, and w A. B1TcHELon 28S Broadway on
the four sidsi. Ask for VIZ. BG+caEtea,s Hair Dye when
you purchase Fer sale in wheeling By
ap59@1m n n. LOGAN; q ca.
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MFDICAL.

N AldeToN7s TI1JCTURn
Ill YILLCURE DYSPEPSIA.
WILL CURE COUGH
HAAIPT0N's TINCTURE
WILL RE2RffEUAATISM
HAlEPT0N'S TINgTURE
WILL CURE SCROFULA.
IHAMPTOES TINCTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
HAMPTON'S TINCTURR
wIFBCURE NEURALGIA.
HAMPToN'S TTNGTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE.
HAMPTONS TINoTURE
WILL INYIGORATE.
HAAIPTON'SY TINCTURE IS
WILL CURE Low SRlRITS
HAMPT0N'S TIECTURE,
he5eEsr psed, has been sueeessnalp CURING DISEASE
FOR DISEASE OF Is and oHIIDREN II /, 4
elREAz teh4sD4 snd 3h9Sid Se gsed IN eys1g family
40. 1876 sotrH PAC4 sTREEF. IGIEuloRE
oe'a q Ell 1 IS 81 s s1d 4Esons 1'ea'
Ao d,eas g oa Rs@ az Sere ssass vas
ASs = N6 esS sS sSitia N &. 4fs'e.t
Ter eGss g q "a 4a e .,s 2ss Der
-, HEREpI7:4 Is SCRQEgL4.s
member Of CopErefe from Kentucky Va. mass Of sores
from head to tsss ms syedl turned iRsis out Protra
cured by Hs%g!sH'1s Fegst4is L 5TS
AIr. WIN, Oldham, baltimore custoluhouse suffered
nom these complaint for Is months VIII body mind
TlnetiFe, amer other things failed 'e
80 5,6U0R C6MSU1EPZZ0R. 10.
Mr. Henry O. VIM hal Couch for yearSEFeat Ve,t
neSs, etc had In ALL hYe or six physicians tried ali ne
s. HARPIOHS HEGET4 BE ZZEcTURE.
l{RE0FFER 30 IERE IEUSHR00I 1RIIcLE, Err
L a NeDIdINk PR1HED BY TH1ES1SbSf TO ! III
TIE GRE4z'IHPZfoRA T0RAH1 REST0RER0F
THE SUMMER IT'S DISEASES REM.
>. EDY AT HAND. satass. . -
l.HAHEI'ORaS VEGETABLE, TINCTEPR
We have the strongest assurance of te good effects Of
this medicine Cholera 8IoTbus DiarFhS and nj s "
Of the Bowels incident 70 the inylroratra ~,
stomach and bowels and rgnderBthe system great Sssi
9nee in combating the approach Of indeed All forms
HA4EPT0HlS VEGETABLE TENOTURE
BY l mud action the stomach, liver and kidners vim
cure LyEpePstI, Cois2AS AstgaG, bronchial LHno
geGttoRa, PdfRe IN th6 lBref Side dRd BreHst CSSg
SaEpfiQllf eQff, lRtfaE1ffSER, Cont, 8ordigf1 81.
tllg es, B2lgek CoiuEf4t :, Worms and Het9ous Ds
os's ena a i5.1 Fal i58I IgPSTe blood
0as g2''i' s q Sfz EE RESTcIYE
Hanpton'g Tncture excelled As I,eapt,Svi,
agent e 70 % the cosmetics Of The dsy
producing beautiful clear lkin giving 20 the eTr,
the color Of the lmpart Dg every muscle thatn
which Ves 70 all WAC enjoy health grace
Chronic Periodical Nervous or sIck Headache
standing has been cured by aS nVIgOFator an n.
superior 70 al the eoEdias before the public to The
Hoiih and Old Age, the Single Married Ne oTsT ~
most valuable remedy. = s NV
Gan and get Pamphlets traits and see cures.
FSF sale BY IT, II Logan & OO., Wheeling, Gen.
soidby MORTIMER NowBaAY,
go Baltimore ST., baltimore
] ,-n,zH,5..,s and 800. Broadway, NY
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