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THE BEAUTY OF CHILDREN

There is no object in the world more pleas
80 20 look unon than a beautiful child
n~n~4he crnstiest of old bachelors must &C
his heart hqMe{eer, diSap-
WhaYe s0urpd his temper
~Wfsrfnnately. however, the freshness and
.iatural bloom of childhood are often marreo
dis6ourino disorders. Sometimes we see
youthful faces blemished with fiery circles,
and looking as if disease had been at work
upon them with n pair of compasses dipped
in red ochre. Of course every mother recog-
Misses this description Of Ringworm, to which
the still more disgusting cutaneous affection
known as Scaid Head is next of kin. Pruba-
bly nine, tenths of US have had a touch OF
these unpleasant eruptiye complaints at one
time or other, and most of us know that they
ire not only djsfgnrinE but excessively an
moving and painful. We are aware too that
mast az the nnstrums recommended for them
merely spread and aggrayate inflammation 'anu
/ thatit frequently leads to confirmed disease
of the skin. Under these circumstances /
Is 10 he presumed that all parents who arr
not conyersant with the wonderful propertIe
&C Uolloway's Ointment, will be glad TO learn
on rood authority, that it is q quick an
thcTourh remedy for Ringworm and Scalt
Head IA we'll as for other external diseases
: The testimony which goes to establish %
| fact is incontrovertible, and every mothe
Who wishes to see the faces of her darling
nnclouded by eruptions and their heads 81
(. crusted with execrescent matter, is entitle
4 to know it. :,
Professor Holloway has obtained such
e renutation throughout the.wnrld for has e
ternal and internal remedies, that his nan
~ must of course lie fam,liarto all our reader
but after all there is no harmin giving POI
" and force to general commentator
q specifying certain diseases in which Q
d. knows that they have worked wonders. I
of oFoct of the Ointment in cases. OF Ringwu
RS and Scald Head, is but a specimen Of
at marvellous operation in all skin diseas
20 vet we dare say there are many who h
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PATENT PLOWS.


The Bladed Plow is eheap and strong.
viii pulverize-and last So long.
That he who by the Piow w0nla thrive,
Must surely one Of WYcBk's drive.
Fosr Rf~hfrd. rcriscd.
IfAIR experiments have SHOVE that from 10 to
50 per cent. more wheat acd oats come mp
when plowed in by the Bladsd PIow. rhrl when
turned under with the ordinary plpw that corn,
cotton, tobacco. d.. require less labor in planting,
come up better, and are much more easily tended,
and that the product is argely.iucreased
This light and durable piow is easy to both
driver and team, and can be cheaply and readily
repaired.
The Mole Plow upward splits the sod,
And scarcely leaves a single rlod,
Mixes and drops the ~fur-ov.sheo'
just where il was before. sonice!
The subsoiI or Mole Prow, with a vertical cutter
near the edge of the middle Of the shave and a
cutting plate or tie posterior part of the shave for
turning the soil in towards the pillow, operates in q
different way fram any other-broaking close te-
nacious lands thoroughly, and allowiBg-weeds roots
and grass to pass over the cutters.
Orders for any auansity-o thse@"~-es"ws
-y-M4ty-.ssstha % ~, Nos. p ~ a a6 Narchsa,.
tnr,nv D wsi ! Mass. Arrangements Cor : -
-. Fe- nzah--&$-s~sth others soon
Snatinu Aldo
BrookvilIe, Granvflfa rs1ste1S the Patez tee.
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Holloway's Ointment is the only external appli-
cation which can be used without danger in erysi-
pelas. Supressive salves and lotions drive the
disease to the brain. This ointment pe~nctrates far
below the surface and neutralizes the exciting
cause. In all diseases of the skin it is equally re-
liable. Sold at the mandatory, No. 80, Maiden
Lane, New York, and by all druggists, at 25c, IS,
and 81 per pot.
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Patent EnameIIed Collars.
NEW STYLE.

NEW STYLE.
TNHE namelled Collar surpasses every other
style in point of n~eatness, comfort and econo-
my. Being cut and shaped upon scientific princi-
pies they cannot fit othe> wise than with beauty
and ease.
Being highly polished, they will not hold dust.
as does the linen Collar bat will keep clean and
retain their shape. This advantage with the Tor
price Qess than the cost of washing the ordinary
Collar renders them far cheaper than any other
style made. No one who designs travelling should
be without a full supply.
10000 just received. Having the sole agency,
will make deduction for dealers.
w. II. WILLIAMS 4 co.
lima O 1877 Al
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MAiRKET
Ernnn ~ Q Ohonau,nn

Bacon Isl a ISL coffee, Rio, Is 4 IA, Laguay-
ra 10 cotton. 1874 14'according 10 quality; -four
50 90 according to quality wheat, ] I0al 20; corn
0 90 a 125 c oats 20 400; peas I.35 al 90; hydes dry
10 a 90; green, 4 a iron, Swedes, 6 a ; En-
glish, 0 a 5; lard, II; lead 81; molasses IS a SO;
nails 54a54; salt, Liverpool sack, l 25 a 0 90; sugar
loaf Ii, crushed Is a 134, New Orleans 10 a II, St
Croix and Porto Rico IL tallow, IL a II tobar-
CO manufactured, 8 a IS; white lead. S24 a %;
window glass 8 by 10, p a q 10 by IL, q; vel
low dip turpentine, ? 20, scraped so spirits 4Oc.
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hanmG.RY PORTER woulJ rssraetf,llv o.u ,Lo
to onumerato The public 70 hs large and W.
stock consists of all arffiaJNnc Of business ON
and Shoe Houses-for Ladies, GeIs needless
dren and Servants. Give him a call, aad ne bis.
he can suit all, both in quality and price.
His MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT is
still carried on. Having some OF re best of work
men, and the best of materials. he is prepared to
execute to ord"r4all work in his Gne of business,
and warrant satisfaction.
Thankful for the liberal support heretofore re-
celyed, he respectfully solieits the continuance of
the patronage of the Public.
HENRY PORTER,
Fayetteville St.
Raleigh, May 81, 1857. 80.
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Physicians say that Dayis's Pain Killer is one OF
those nice little articles which is calculated to re-
I;eve an immense amount of suffering incidentte
human life. It's action on the system Is many
times like magic SO instantaneous-the pain is
GONE at once. Sold by all dealers in family medi-
go 41-2t
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Va We would caution all who buy Pain Killer
to be careful and call for Perry Davis Pain Killer,
and to take none not put up in square bottles, with
Perry Davis & Sons note of hand one side OF the
bottle, and " Davis Vegetable Pain Killer blown
in the glass. All others are spurious.
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OEarHS.
PRICES

Near Wadesboro' on The 18th of Nay, Mrs. Sa-
rah II. Paul, in the 4Sth year of her age.
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MARKET
Reported by GEO. H. KELLEY 4 RR,

reported by GEO HI. KELLEY Il BRO.
GRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Naval stores, soft turpentine 2 90, Gard =
81 80 salt sack, 100; timber Sc to sI0 IN aan,
1iDF. oo a family z so corn 20 400 !; butter % to
X ~ to 80 bacon, Is hoground, IA "a
90 a IA, brown OBJ 70 l24; laguayra ID to l3l;
Dbl. So lime l 35to l 40; c5ai sugars LOAF
oats 90 to 56c.; cotton 12c to Is lard sonee
4iper cask, cleaned tallow candles Is to Is, ad
Is TO 80, sperm SO to so. june 6.
EAYETYENIILE MAiRKET
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COMMENCEMENT AT THE UNivERslTY.-The
sermon vt B shop Otey, the lecture of Dr..
Hawks, amt the addressrs>uf Me.srs. Miller
and Winslow, are spoken of in terms of the
warmest commentator by all whom we have
seen, who had the pleasure Of hearing them,
while the speeches Of the graduating class
showed a high standing Of scholastic acquire.
ment, and gave promise of usefulness in the
real life Of the world" which has just be-
gun with them.
A large company of visitors were in at
tendance, aud there was an abundance of
enjoyment for the grave and the gay, the old
and the young.
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Liverpool, London and Geneva Watches
FINE GOLD JEWELRY.
Silver and AIbata Ware!
IT0EN 9. pA.HtEER

F1E3T g. ptA,EafrEER,
just received from New York & Philadel-
III p1ia, a great variety of the above, such as
Fine Gold uniting Lever Watche>, made by JO-
seph Johnson. VIII. Dixon AMI others, 10 Jewels
perfect time keepers. Also, Silver Watches in va
riety.
FINE JEWELRY. comprising all the new
STYLES Of Pearl, Cameo, Mosaic ard Gold Breast
Pins. Ear Rings, Fing ger Rings. Bracelets, Sleeve
and Bosom Buttons, Chains, Seals, Keys, Chaia-
lanes, &c,
Silver Cups, Spoons, Forks, Butter Knives, Salt
Stands. Card Cases and Part Monies.
Gold, Silver and Steel Spectaeles, large assort.
mer.s. Coli and Silver Pencils ant Tooth Picks
.1bata Plated Tea Sets. Spoons, Forks, Casters,
Candlesticks and Fancy articles.
Particular attention paid 70 Repairing all kinds
Of Clocks. Watches and Jewelry.
Raleigh. W. G. May, l4t1. 1857. 3S-2l-4t
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-The
Citizens OF Henderson cnHnty. Nerth Carroll
ma. have issued a Hand Bill Offering a reward
OF Five Hundred Dollars fur the arrest of a
william named Eiespeary Jnhnsun. who COM
mitted a rape on a MISS Mary Springs, of
that county, On the 23d nit.
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A trne Story.

A little girl, whom people may have OBJ
served selling %violets around the New York
Hotel, offered a bunch the other day to a
gentleman andsfady who were staying at that
establishment, as they were returning from
a walk.
please buy nay %violets, SIR said the little
one, holding up a purple bunch that still
seemed to have the dew upon it. Please buy
my violets-only a sixpence a bunch
No go away, child said the lady, rather
harshly. i don't want Them
My DEAR remarked the gentleman, mild
~, you have spoken rather harshly to the
poor child; see. her eyes are filed with tears
The lady looked around The little violet
girl, whose eyes were as dark as the howers
she sold, was weeping silently. In an instant
Mrs. Us warm Southern nature gushed out,
and turning back, she clasped the poor child
in her arms, and endeasored to assuage her
grief.
How very, very like our poor Alfredsthis
child is said Mrs. Y, looking attentiveIy in
the face of the violet girl AIfrel was their
only son, who had come to New York some
FIVE or six years ago, where he died of dissi-
patton.
Mr.. Y. attracted by his wife's exclamation
examined the little girl attentiveiy.
There is a strong likeness he replied.
They questioned her. Sac had little tC
tell. Her mother and father were both dead
She was not certain but her fathers nam,
was Y 1t was enough. The old lad
and gentleman took the child between then
in a carriage, and straightway, drove to tn
house of her grandmother. with whoms sh
said she lived. There they discovered tina
1eavfng beNind her this one chilli. Mr.. anr
Mrs. Z. Wire rich and cbild1ess. Th,s.lfttIe
creature ragged and unrdreated, was more
welcome IT, them than a fortune. She wa
instantly washed and dressed, AMI teachers
had for her. Her fortunes ch,lngels as he
seasons changed. 1t had b'en winterewith
her for a long time and now it was May.
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THE acquisitions specifed in Art 1, Sec. 2. of
l. the BY Laws of the Grand Divisi IN IF the
Sons of Temperance of North Carolina. for call
ing Special Sessions of thar body-being com
pied with, viz "a written request to the G. w.
F. signed by az least five members represe niing
not less than two Subordinate DivisiGn," do
therefore i.sue this PROCLAMATION: appointing a.
Special Session of me Grand Division f North
Carolina. s. of e., to be heidi in the Fown Of
ASHEVTLtIH.E. commencing on Wednesday eve
ming. the 18th of August .ex,. at 8 O'clock
Ar is desired that a large artendhTce- be present
to'meet our Mountain brethren. for rhe first II e.
IN Grand Division. amidst the-sublime scenery f
their highland home.
C.P. JONES, G. W P.
A. NJ. GoRMAN, G.. 5.
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e. III.

sarN0 RISK IN TRYING A P1ANO.@ga
SUSPEND your decision as b, the purchase #
any particular make of PLANO until YOU can
test th"se o: ours. which. we have tried for twenty
years pat Nothing can be lest. aud Won have
tns advantage of ssc-rtaining Tor your self v Ee,her
theJ are really ftstI-ats or NOT
E.P NASH.
Book and Piano Seller,
Petersburg, "a.
June ., r9fs 4p-I5..tf.
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and every thing IL ny line.
FOR LADIES', GEYTLEBEV cyprC IvD
BOYS.
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Merchant Tailoring.

MAJ e are now in fulloperation with this branch
w of the Business, and VIZ SHERWOOD, is
giving the best satisfaction to all as cutter.
A large invoice of Cloths, C~assimeres and Vest
ings just opened:
We receive. monthly reports of Paris and New
York Fashions. ". ii. WILLIAMS d CO.
June y. 1857. Al
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EXECUTRIX,S NOTICE

Inc sntsrr7ghea having been appointed Execu-
trlx Of the late William Strouach. with. the will
annexed ana having qualified at the last May
1ertn OF Court Of Pleas and Qnarte~ SESSIONS for
Wake county. hereby gives notice "a ali inSabr.d
TO the said William Stronaeh, deceased. % come
forward and make immediate payment. And all
persons having claims against the said Estate.
WIN present them within the tine prescribed by
law, or this notice will be ple,l IN ts~of tbo;rr
eovery.
SARAH STraNs-u r.
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TEACHERS!

* TX young ladies desire situations as Teachers
IvsEpIArELY. Native Carolinans and grad
etas Of distinguished Institutions. address tht
u ditor of this Paper. 4-it
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SELECT CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
OXFORD n. G
ri HORNER, PRINCIPAL.

prof A. G. Brown, late of the University of
~ carolina, will BE- heneefo1th permanently
" 90. with the present Principal and Rev I.
T Harner viii continue to be an assistant instruc-
tor, nov, Session will commences On the tsth
July. - o5dress,b4 nr,ne;,,l
go n n. Jure :. 1877 4F-li5iy.
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WANTED.

suitable rerson TO take charge of the Male
"A Academy at Henderson, To ommenc IsE
Monday inJniy next. None need apply but such
rs are qualified to prepare boys TO enter College.
For further particulars. address
LEWIS II. KTrTLE, Secretary.
Henderson. N. c., Nav 40. 1857 s01,F
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Beots, Shoes, Caters. Slippers.

Raleigh, June Tst, 1857.
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RALEIGH PAPER Mills
RAGS WANTED.

.. w. bEN bUIOI.
NIB. Constantly on hand paper suitable for
Cotton Factories and owspaper wrappers. Cot
ton waste wanted. C. ". B.
Raleigh, kbril 3, 1857. 21--su
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Herald says
it has learned frQMr. MliliaPlS' VINO had
left Salt Lake, on pril 10Th, qhat Brigham
Vonng was carryiithings witlfa high hand,
and driving the &c les away. PaoSe otlies,
and the United Sfs MarsAal ra1 me sur
veyor General, vi q large nuIDer OF emil
grants, have beenlised to III the Terri
tOrV.
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II EisKELL swEARTEGEN have many new styles pf
Dress Goods, Talmas CoaEs, &C., to which they would
the Of Good articles, low pri
ao avn '"'' may ps ts''sN On ~ -. HIS
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Nonrlf ElsT, Penn.ylvan.a. Maroh ., ls:lJ.

@ ~ NOnTiI EAST, PennsylvHn.S. March ~ 1879.
SIR. In congenierre having bar, for several years
past not graz perfectly white, have cut u Short
ana worn cnIs hide IL from view hut some three months
SING. was induced to your hair Restorative, nnd-l
must In Justice say that It's effects almost niraeuous;
for IL has changed gradually all It's orn'er Senor rs
to c0or and lef Il and glossy to be more henut'-
fnl IT wn under the influence Of ts finest
oil earnestly therefore, recommend IL u eyerS lady rs
decidedly the preparation for toilet Gseot anything In
~. ,rorIi ~. BETSY SMITH.
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PROF wOOD-Iaving e1rereheed tie magic effect Of
r Hair Restorative drop you this upon The subject
About two years ngo my hair commenced falling on and
turning graS fast hecolning badl tISEa rTni Who
tIe.; was Induced it. alt eusl NJ; pa; little fah
lad before tried many rtInedtes IcnnlpeHCed
using your Restorative january last Few applications
fastened my firmly, II began TO I'LL n gro" out nH
turned back to It's forner color sekl A. this time II
ur restored to its original soiu health and appearance,
al" 'hsef'u'iS 's''A'''''"N j. D. HOES.
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W1LLF-IN. / GENTLEl[EN!

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
AT WHOLESALE.
r HAVE hand avery large stock Of watehes Jew
elry &C., purchased directly from Importers and Manu-
facturers, to supply the Increasing demand from
81 wATCII-iAKEHS, MERCHANTS AND PEDLARs,
surrounding country whose attention this branch
or tile business s partcHlary comnended and an exaniina
J. t. SCOTT,
mia9 No. 1871 Main street.
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New Savings Bank Store,

. z Old IoOSI QFIICIG.s
0EE6ep the Head and Feet Covered
CITIZENS Of Wheeling ind Yiciny:This old maxim for
shealth reminds that not be amiss to call Xo Ut
attention my Fall Winter stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats
Caps Umbrellas Carpet Sacks, at the of Market
and Monroe streets where you will and great variety OF
fashionable lately Goods suitable the season.
low prices. -s
Very hankfnIfor liberal patronage received since
coming respectfully solicit you all call and
examine my Stock 81 will be pleasure to and wait
youO thusStnnE with that may give their on
1prng health and to Ills adding industry and economy
Ladiess you wish 70 purchase fashionable and cheap
winter Bonnets, ure, -f.. III r. -.r
Gall the old Pr II Office, opposite the McLure
Gentlemen fyou wish to purchase fashionable Cap
0sll At the above place, where you VIII get-that
Remember the old Post Office
To Country MerehansI have few Goods 10 dispose Of at
@oe ga.'s' : B.H..wATsoN.
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:-MEDICAI

WATERFORD, Mass Julyee5, 1888.
PROF o. ]. WOOD: Will, confidence do ] recommend
your Hair Restorative being the most elcacious article
Lever saw have Halplene aud other prepare
lions day, AL without effect Since using your HAT
have g.aually dark aud feel confident, that
a few uOre applications viii restore theIa to their natural
color II also ias relieved me Of all dhndrrR anlunpeas
ant feelings common among persons who srsprr freely
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AYERS IoArHARFIC PILLS.

TINE sciences OF Chemistry and Medicine haze been taxed
their utmost to produce this best most perfect pirg-
tive which is known InnumerHble proofs are shown
Pills have virtues which sTpaSs ~ the
medicines and that they win unprecrdentedy u'
the all They safe AMI pleasant 10
take, powerful Their penetrating properties
structiuns ornn purify the blood, and eNpel disease
They purge the foul hunOrs which breed and grow dis
TEMPER stimulate sluggish dsordsred organs into their
action, and tuPart healthy tone with strength TO the
Not only do they the everyday com
OF body but also formidable aud dangerous
baled the best OF human Skill Nitt
produce effects, they the time, in
diminished doses, the safest and best physc that can he en-
pOyed for children. Being sugar-cOaet they pleasant
been made which surpRss BELIEF were
OF such exalted position and
character forbid the suspicion OF untruh Many emit
clergymeu and physicians have lent their names to GER
public reliability Of remedies while others
the assurance OF their conviction that my pre-
contribute immensely to the RELIEF icteu,
suffering fellOw-men.
The Agent below is pleased to furnish, grats
American Almanac containing directions for their use,
certificates their cures following
Costiveness Bilious Complaints, Rheumatln, Dropsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising from foul Stomach Nausea
Indgcsln Morbid inactOn OF the Bowels nl pain arising
therefrOm, Fatlency, Loss ofppye, all Ulcerous ana
cutaneous Diseases, which require eVachnt Medicine,
Scrofila Kings Evil Tiny also, by purifying the blood
stimulating the System, cure many complaints which II
would supposed they could reach such Deafness
Partial blindness, Nerag!a ami Nervous lrrLaby, De-
rnngefeuIs Liver and Kidneys, Go, and other kin
dred complaints, arising from Fstate q the body, OBJ
of its functions.
DO not be put by uuprnepled dealers with some other
pill they make profit Ask for AYERs Pills, and
take nothing else. 10 other they give you compares
with tls intrinsic value curative powers The
best aid there is for them, and they should
Prepared by DIR James @. a ycrs.
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
PRICE 25 CTS PER FIVE BOXES For 81.
The genuine article Is sold by
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b first hottie Of which Inspired me with hopes and by the
tim, hnd taken five bottles much improved totI
had the confidence believe thatit would con-
timed Its usestl impTOYnE My ulcers healed and new
strength same my weak and shattered system, and With
cut further DETAIL happy TO my leg Is also healed
and my health has taken place. aud
now consider myself cured by this wonderful medicine
alone have given faint idea suuerngs, but
y friends may read this will bear testimony to all that
~ s '' IkItiotOS,s Vegetable 7yRctWre,"
and will say TO afflicted as have been to use
- $50 ''' EDWIN NJ. sPRANKLIN,
No. % Register street,
8doOrs north Of Pratt st.
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MiSCEL.TiA. NlEOUS! 1
Fond Renoedy fof one Diaeaee

.Eone Remedy for one Disease z 81
nR. Truxals regular physician, auL stan,Is high (u
IL WASH Co. PAD In his profession and n His
medicine Is a valuable one
Mr.. Robert Mckinley, Of West Brownsville Pa. aged 81
MasO1tOW the fall of 1881 for bottle Sacred
Elixir, which performed permanent cure, VIII appear
from thu annexed certficate: a4 y
This certify that for several years afflicted with
Dyspepsia, the promtnrnt symptoms Of which Obst-
COstivehess, OF the Stomach, Pain buck
hips and legs spells Of Extreme weakness, Loss of esh
LanFpuF, Debility and GnaVug at .he stomach. tried
great many remedles-went 70 baltimore to consult
physcihns-spent less thnn hundred
dollars hut was never benefited n Iusri Or. TruSals
Sacred EiNer Que bottle Of which eGectualv cured
RoKERr Mckinney.
West Brownsville, Pa, Sept %, 1851 f'if
ept25 General AGENTS, Wheeling, Va
ias W1LLE-IN, GEMTLElLEN!
T TAKE pleasure nnfotnng my friends and patrons, and
the citizens Of wheeling generally, that have just
Spring and Summer stock nf Cloths Oassiefes
and Yes.nE together with full assortment Of Gents Fur
nIshIng Goods. ,f
nv stock has been selected with great care from the best
New York and Philadelphia mnrEets. The styles
neat and quality thy second to nnne being OF the
very makes and which prepared to make
der ut short notice, In the latest and most approved
style and hest mnnIler. 81
good fit guaranteed in all cases or no sale, by
]. II. STALLMYN. Merchant Tailor,
ape c bl 3'Hll NO.2 WaEhihEtOnlaf.