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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-23

THE Law OF THE FINGER Rxa.-The proper
finger on which a ring should be worn, and the
Specification thereof, is perfectly understood in
England. But in this country, nothing is more
common than to see school-miss with a ring
on the wedding finger, and married woman,
with twins in her lap, on. Encouragement finger.
The proper finger is as follows:
When lady is not engaged, she wears dia-
mond ring on'her first finger; if engaged on
the secondi il married on the third; ai,;i on the
fourth If she intends to be maid When a
gentleman presents fan, a flower, or ,rinkets
to lady with the left hand, this, on hi. nart is
the LEFT hand, it is considered as an Secntoncs
OF his esteem; but if with the right hand, 1t IS
refusal of the offer. Thus BY few simple
tokens, explained by rule, the passion of love is
expressed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-23

Gas MADE PROM wArRa-According to =
statementin the CouriOr DIES Etats Unis, French
chemist, Mr.. GillArd, has at last discovered and
put into actual use the gas made from water,
not in the laboratory or at an exhibition, but in
Illuminating whole town. It states that ''the
ancient city of NarbOnne, France, glorious in a
light the clements of which are drawn from its
antique and beautiful canal, the fame looking
like the electrical light dazzling, but not tire
some, as white as can be, without violation or
smell; all burners beingsimilar to so many plan.
cts"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-23

RECENT INDIAN DEPREDArtoxs.-A letter from
Dennison, the Indian agent, represents the ac-
counts of the recent Paunee depredations as
having been much exaggerated, These Indians,
three or four thousand of whom are in a starry
ing condition, retaliated on the whites for sup.
posed wrongs In the council which Mr.. Den.
nison held with them, they did not deny that
some of the young men of their tribe were
guilty of misdemeanors, butnone of so serious
nature as to warrant the whites in taking the
life of one of their chiefs, They said they, were
ready to mako a treaty to be placed on, an equal
footing with the oroes, AIissouris and omahas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-23

Low NEcERD DREssEs.-In the early DAYS of
Pennsylvania there was law which stated as
follows:
THAT if any white female of ten years or
Upward, should appear in any public 81 street
lane, highway, church, court house, tavern. bali
room, theatre, or any other place of public re.
sort with naked shoulders, g. q low necked
dresses, being able to purchase clothing. shall
forfeit and pay fine not less than one nor moro
than t'eo Hundred dollars. The closing para
graph Of the law, however permitted women az
questionable character to bare their shonIdsrs Is
badge ofdistinction between the chaste and
unchaste.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-23

A WEDpNo DEscR1BED BY the BRDEaRoou.-
The editor of the Beardstown, Kentucky, Ga
sstto, thus describes wedding, whereof he was
the most interested, if not the most interesting,
party
During our visit to Buliitt county We heard
oil party, and concluded to attend. Have an
indistinct memory Of a ceremony having trans.
pired where sundry persons were assembled:
where dignihed gentleman in vestments asked
nervous gentleman in spectacles if he was will
ling to do so and so for the future, in regard to
a figure under veil in his vicinity, and the ner-
vous gentleman very emphaticallv promised
everything that was asked of him and then
similar promises were exacted Of the yelled 40.
nre--after which there was shaking of hands
among the men and kissing among the women
foiks-followed by cutting of cake, popping Of
champagne bottles, music and dancing, &c
Altogether, the party was pleasant one"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-23

DEr-ArsNoT ALWAYS DANGEROUS, The British
ship Aeteor, from New Orleans, which put into
Key West in February in distress, and sailed
thence to Liverpool with two steam.pumps, ar
rived out some time since with 8 feet water in
the hold, one pump having broke down. ow-
ing to her detention the cotton on board adj
Vanced in price 4c per To-, which tits said would
pay the expenses attending the disaster to the
ship. But as the cargo was not probably for
account Of the owners, the benefit of the rise to
them will be but partial. y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-23

A LETTER from Henderson, Minnesota, April
96th, to the Springfield Republican, alIudes to
the Indian massacre of enigrants at Spirit Lake,
in that Territory, and adds
saw GabboO, a halfbreed, yesterday. and
he told me that he had fell in with the war mar
y, and learned from their own mouths tbat
they Killed forty whites. They then had with
them four white women whom they had taken
and compelled to be their wives. learned fron,
9ab6oo that the name of one Of the women Is
Gardner, and that she came from Springfield.
Mass. It is thought that most of the killed arc
from that vicinity. :. :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-23

a RELIc AT TnE JAMESTOWN CELEsR ATroS.ZAt
the Jamestown celebration, which occurred on
the 18TH inst, the Portsmouth regiment bro,,rbt
with them an interesting relic, in the shane ol5a
silver mace, used by the house of Burgesses in
J. immediately previous to the Rey6lii.
uon, when 1t was lost but Afterwards fnhfiti
and preserved The entire macs IL
wrought, being richly figured and emhosssg
with INTERVENING leaves, vines, and various A.
nres, and surmounted by crown of solid Ill
yer. The mace bore the following inscriotion,
IN large Roman capitals: 1.-THE gift of tho Hon
robert DinNiddlC, Esq, Lieut. Governor of 'Vir.
g'nia, 70 the Corporation of Norfolk, 1903.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-23
Charles london Cordial Gin

Is shown by the Records Custom House to be the
only london oOrdian Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles,
all others made here in imitation or IT.
It's delicious tonic beverage and by its peculiar favor
lee different from other sns universally esteemed by all
who usa It, It adopted with great success in cases Of
DrsPEPslA GouT, RHEuNAIrsN, DRoPsT, GRAvEL, CoLic
oaoLERA PRvEH AND AuUE srnloTURE DISEASE OF ran Ua
AART ORGANS, EFrtErsT, FEltALE IRREGULARITIES &c.
DR VAIExTE Morn Of New York In letter to the pto.
prietor, says: =
CaarteF London Cordial Gin e lie Pursst best and
n ost rettdota Extract II Juniper IAdte seem
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN Is sold by all Drug.
gstS and Groeers in the United States and 10 aso are
nerOus poisons called "LOndon Cordial Gln-to avoid
them buy only CHARLES" Reject any other offered 70
you as you value health. Price one dollar for uuart
nifty cents fer pntS EDMUND g. CHARLES,
nh26-8md&W Sole Importer, 20 BroadVay NY
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AmbrotYnaa 20 al.

PARTRIDGE, At his and apaeioul roOu1, With fae
ts' for Operating and arrangement Tor light equal "a
any In The country, anfa superior any in he city
producing these beautiful pictures, which are unsurpassed
In the country. ne prepared % make Aabrotye. =
they can be aentby man without postage Also 70 Se,
them in loekets and pins, price as Dasderreotys
Pist1res made for eusoners good AZ specimens exhibited
and warranted to last foI agss unchanged. $50
Ankndsof materials used in the businelS forsals.
side Of Main Monroe over Na4sb
Fayior'snsv rtpps ,sa,l. Is augfs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-23

'ASNr LIND CoArNo 10 AxERIcA.-A cores
pondent of the Christiaa Enquirer writes that
he saw Jenny Lind Goldschmidt in Dresden.
that her three year old boy is a ffne one, her
voice musical as ever, and that she win prOba-!
" settle down permanently either in England
or the United States within six months. The
writer says she win revisit America in any
event, because she likes the country and tbs
people. .,,'- 's'e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-23

copPRss At DAfFoN on a srRiks,-The iour.
neymen coOpers Of Dayton are on strike. The
dlnienlty arose from new requirement Of the
posses that the workmen should find their
own trass-hOops, This the iourneymen refused
to do About forty-ffve or fifty formed in BIO
eession on Tuesday, and marched from sborito
shop, uniformed" with hOOp.poles and csrTrl
ing large truss-hoOp on a staff. eaiIy trimmed
with lit Of cooper tools.
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Cam on Them s'''' To- "lssllHF 20 ZleiaI.y:
oHRoNTC. DIARRHinA-

We have in our possession The cercste Of respectable
esen te'ng that he was entirely cured Of this dread
ful disease by using BRRHAvE,s HOLLAND BITTERs
We shah take pleasure showing the certificate to any
person doubling This statsment ap2-1wdaW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-23

a gsP lady or gentleman uoa,d le
Ist me elrse OF dlsaEFeeahls breath Ii -
u Us sA1 OF fnousAHn a. Z SientifFieS SIl
ter q sFeet bat leave The teeth white - ailiSs-
telsolS do not know their breath = ll6 and
lset y e delicate their fendS Wi never mention
Se sinlle drop q the ealm" yodT t66tE
lagt year. p ~, -s.9 ~
= CoEFLEEfnN may Be Sly ~
tie aial q thousand FloRsral Il viii 49,
ana reekles rol the skin, IeaVil e Or saf anil
WEI Towel pour On two three drOuI ara
wash TIE faee night and I6orninF. - 4. -
slAtIAo 1lAnE ElsHs-Wet your IN rlls-
q cod water pour three 5F5qI 90
~ w rub Tie e1td ven and 4 Vim make
ING. Price only aftyf eents
W.R. FRFRIDBa q co.,
s5jd6to, New Y6fts =
- = Z = ss ~ - z CO 4til=lydagi
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MEDICAL
.AMPToM,s TTMcrTlIRn

AMeToN'5 TINCTURR
i WILIeCURE DYSPEPSIA.
HAMPToN'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE COUGH.
'HAMPToN'S TINCTURE
WILL. CURE RHEUMATISM.
II5AAIPToN'S TINoTuRE
WILL CURE sCRoFULA.
HAAiPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
HAMPToN'S TINGTURE
80. WIFI CURE NEURALGIA.
HAMPT0N'S TINGTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE.
HAAIPT0N'S TINCTURE
WILL IryIGeRATE.
HAMPT0N'S TINCgURE 49,
WILL CURE LOW SR1RITS.
HAAIPT0N'S TINOTURE.
used has been saeeessful in oUklSG DISEASE
For DISEASES OF WOMEN and CHILDREN It Is a
20. AR. HlE. HIGH
R EDz & sfS ss9 aiSso"' D'''oA''
lss ..a sss a,sa q gsa1s aassg
H''l &fss T cS 2sf Sio z.e & :"'
No. $50 baltimore 3.
& cG1s or tegri,. Of s3rHg 4g :, Asr
boy IN the family OF the Hon w p ThomRSsOn,
s@Ssr q oGneai from kfngs s . 5 ma, Of s.
ing the eyebas rs 70 produee hlindnes lie
cured y 1PESA, VIZ Us DfEASE de-
Mr. VIM. oldham, or house, suffered
severely eGected lie was cured by HamptOns vegetable
ria'laIs a: gS StasI salR5i d.
Mr. Henry o. lVinn had COnEhfDr yearsreat veal
etei had In All, I'VE physicians; tried all the
remedies, but was cured only by
80 HAAfPIORS YEGET4BLEZZHCTURE
We appeal 10 oar best known (IItTVap1I
We 0FEER NO 1LE2E NuSRROOR 4RTToLE BirT
+ a MEDINIHE PROVE By TXYOE,S1 NOS m Rr
Hi STS5ziL1 1G0IsAT0RAHD RESToRER or
THE SUMNER IT'S DISEASES-TIIE REM.
EDY AT HAND
l-HAMPEOR'S VEGETABLE TYWGTEPF
We have the strongest assurance Of the good eeof1
This medicine In Cholera AoTLus DIarrhosa DisS,,
OF te boRe incident to the
A1a EeS and Tenders the aBteu great assist
Shss an combating the approach OF Indeed forms
NAAEPToapS VEGE7ABLE. 7TYcTUPE
tid action IN The stomach. liver kidneys VIII
VecttolS, Edtna IN tie Back SIDE tqd BrsaSf C,1
s,tnfta2l, SEo7itsd stlGtis1l Govt NeHrGiOiti Fis
iSS; ',SS TSSs Conpgtnt RoTIHs and ReTToHs De-
.s1s=5 s4DELLGA EE CSHILpRER -.
one bottle VIII prove IL superior, Virtue.
- = u AS 4fFEALdkE! AEDICISIF ~
Hampons Tlncture cannot be excelled Al l,e.utsv,n
agent It Is far superior any Of the cosnetIrS AZ
producing beautiful clear GiI and Giving tn me rheF
81 the rose imparting to every that ne
and beauty. - S'sSS " H4'ti su 1S grace
chrouIe Periodical Nervous or Sick Headache a. lone
has been cured by itas an nyjRoEntor AM re-
storaTe where gentle atimulant ~ wanted ne belIie
speriort 70 ~ the e6rdals before the public 10 ne
5ol4 and ga A0e the Single and MARRIED. We oHeF he
Can and get Pamphlets TRAITS and see eures
s, sHI sle ~ y. Logan q CO.. Wheeling Gen.
Sold Sy MORTIMER Z MoyBRAY,
] ezy-p.5,s a.. A.,,,. and soi, BroadVRy, n. Y.
4
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sPnoIAL NOTICES..

sands .Snrnnparilln Is alike eHicScious 10 ehsek
Lneipent malady, and to eOuuteract disease In
cases Of serofula, eataneeus eruption eyspeaS, liver
complaint, general debility It viii eedy purify thG
blood remove all unhealthy ssOretionS ana suntaneouy
produce healthy action tie stomach and bowels there
by relieving uaauy arising from = OF
the digestive functions. me ingredients this
ehratsd Remedy being entirely yeTetahle no unpeaiant
symptOEns are len behind after cure.
Prepared end sold by a, b. n SANDS, Druggists 100
FnltOn Street, New York.
Sod SIso BY j. H. cRUAfBt oKER.
Sold also BY DrpEEi''s generally ny1s-lE-aAE
MAKE a N0TE ON IT,,
An arrival % norstes 10 The line OF Druggfs articles
Is announced AZ The Bridge conner Drug store Among
them, BF Wattsons Eiase InJecng Instrument me latest
and best Improvement In syringesHagsrtys Improved
Breast Pumps, ierraHted not to get oHt ordssnow-
den'g EastEe Bhre Syringe. neat compact cheap, and
useful article, See in another column, and
then do better aud see the articles At The
myls BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
fact Tia. Dr. 1nylgorAtor.
or Liver Remedy, Is of the greatest discoveries
medicine the past century. study the DR..
during tEentv years. practice particular organ,
when diseased caused the greatest number Of us pains,
and his eonelulions hathe liver the greatest regulator
Of the system and the liable to disease, while kept
free from dSeAse, s preventative Of Dyspepsia Jaundce,
debility, &e while from least We men.
tlon Consumption; for experience that eases
consumption from diseased Liver than from all other
causes put together.
Taking this 70 be correct hypothesis, have to hnd
remedy with which to correct the LIVER and have
Of nearly all the diseases are subject to by simply
That the InYigoratorls such rene
that for a complaints arising fsoa liver Il
an unfailins remedy, while family medicine, for All
diseases Of the stomach orbOEels which are caused in
greater or less degree BY liver Il Is the satst
'arsst and most efasasioul remedy known.
n H. LOGAN a m
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Removal.
/. DIR. e. @. KTNGHEL.L.

In. r.. q. WINCI3EtIlL.
GfEONsDENIIST,
. WAS removed hi4 ofice to IA Market street a
i6EOG Hail. rst ouF u Re9s Z. opposite
sy operation or execute any artificial the
Thankful for the liberal patronage bSsr,o extended .,
HIM hopes partieuaS atsntU1 5 e
70 merit continuance the same which he
e er ;.E;t se q f SR L
years has taken The entire charge Of he Meebanss Dent
y OF me late Dr. Hullen where, by constant practice
a. a7 EisFa 5o Pirss.5o
y r ,snose making only afeW sets year.
ne nov prepared 70 manufacture Teeth for each
oFS s nse po E4 Z, S9rm These
thst ms Is the place 70 procure superorvorE
eSfi mnsns gives bis especial attention to the op.
Sreas and increasing patronage he relies upon thai Conn.,
efeSt MS Work IN this community has tended to
NzB-onfes open at ali hours. ans,
CHOICE T1dlfILy FL0TTJ3 -
l7tl b g,lSs received and for sale By
y. - - 1ssss TAIGANr DELApIA1N
- n,,s,, GLOVER SEED.
% h rebs Glover seed, for sale ;iI By
= 50NNE1S AND BONNsT RIBBONS
~ received [apsl HEIsEELL swEHRfSsiEsSSa ''
a GGPying Ink Arnold'5 Yiaid ATuol7 Oar.
mSs J. & wi WfG[soN & co.'s
ZOE OFkN large case OF new StYs I5i555 5II
fe56 Fs-'S 344 GA sp' AZ N 20 Onion street
L aIS !. 81, BLACK LACE MANTLEsi VIM omen
I +
| : DIV. = = HEIsKELI sWEARTNeRSs
q h!ot,LsIvRAY's ARNIOA PJAsTERS n Won 551S :
An 1 ssS AZ breast back or side. Sold bJ :
4 3. LOGAN 4 co.
EISIaT * IL Main Street WResiinF sTIK Avn
nv MS1o l DYER, CARPET 6IEANER, De-. en- AND
.sss2ua sa-s--z
lAA5Lls, Ihberts. Figs, AimohdS CrS1b.sT-5sS -
n7If Just received and for sale BY - ~
- ~ = .l..--..sa.ss W.AsEDWARDS & BRO (
IEg TABLE, SALT On eo1Teriant noZ..S
zlnyl1 W. A. EDWARDS \ nm i
CtOMBs AND BRIJsHFss GU = - : 1S.
- o. eli kinda. Hair Cloth, TOOTH Nnii foE
- 80, eA1saP. At Lap1Il ,. 3. WILSON d co.'s
Rods, Limerick aud Corn1un Hook Ss
~ lggsi :. 3. wilson { COS ceIst'y
Il ~ JAVA aud Aaeha Cores, n store and FoF7aTS -
aeeis Cor. Matst and oainsy s.a I'VE E 5se
15 Ill., 0AFJ65t received A LOT n
slss sPisis So H "a ssasl5sly P soN q
II " Orange Vanilla Peach Ro
!eI 5ale y [my11l ". a EDWARDs 4 TI ana
U Just Tsesiys ~, s sSa BOaTda and EugsT Boxes
~ ". A. RnWARps& BRO
30f PIEoEs safi1 Green
~ Window Paper, for sale l5I sPored
X ~ = t1ll l5soEtlents On f3e5f55
: ION y Eaptsl s. D fiARPER SON
70 re ~ e ne fa5ti9's FsSSySd
IL ss ! navy soApA fDe 115STf55eV7
9 Ss 955 cover [aplg s II1RPFR I Son Mn
NJ Spi iiI0sl and sE19 aai and for sale 81
- ~ ttaegial on for 5Sis s. ---7-eS.
q lI9f tEIts = RUsHPTRID
y myll ~. II E5 nv I 11Es y
l-t SS ~ lOls BOY s=Iron and Wooden a
I-I55s5-..- - = Z y g53gIFoN cos.
- ~ slIEIsKEII : sIFi sRTra,-
5 fs45 Aieetal, % and g
n 5ST5s7 "a 1t3IilIN \ HTJSITFIi;fD = Il
All = lust fseeIEoi ana Tor ale
KT6TSs - e q W a RP8ABDa BRO.
Ill SaS sisAs received and fofsS
-6ST6TR7 fFF5fr 44WARps BRO.
- ap99 ~ received md for Baiel By 4
nm soSSs5s--5l W. 4. EDWAHns6 bisa 4
- - ilst Feeeiy "a and for sais b;
80 W A. EDWARDS 5sR1lr
~ aql and sftlj Al ) ] = 3 ~ Is l e ss.s low
s. n. HARPER s0Nss
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Truataa,a Sala

2 = Li5SnSdn and sheis wives, and from Jesse int1
n De NJ % me- April 1855, and recorded
sgs 10 T eSp9se 70 door q The Court
following proPeTty vi1.f certain rIt ,S.rrs "a S
3 9n t9s East Side Of the Ohio River In ne county az
S' ~ X taLe O virginia. esulhied contain One Hun
lands ~ AnSS ssEe nors less adjoining the
OF Philip Reilly the NoflhbeI6 ne Sod aose
Ssyeq ~ ssmrel Farmer and Daniel PaPner ana tbsIT
31St, 1856 - ts s1' . " aeeo uated March
s1s OF sAIH cash with interest on same from
~ lego 1na eos % Be tid on day On sale.
is a "a y ~ S on The let day IpFi
tiss O. April ls5li e2,T50 on che 1St3y ri 49,
sysse on me lst day Of April, 1865 99s6 on @ y
1865. On NJ S9S S,, Isl Gay OF April,
my14-td P4As'tA=n Y. Isl Ils4s
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A NrcE COUNTRY TO LIVE Ix.-An extract of
letter from an officer of the United States
army, dated Fort Cass, Florida, May 9th, ispub.
lished in the National Lntelligeneer. The wri-
ter says:
We are nearly devoured by musketoes. 1
do all my writing in bed under the bars, which
will account for this letter being in pencil. For
the last ten days l have not been able to write
at my desk, and have slept but two nights
of than am, and they are not far from being
used up. Besides the musketoes we are tron-
bled with scuryy and dysentery, and in fact
nearly all the ills, that flesh is heir to. It
would take the Indians at least twenty years to
Kill as many men as the climate of Florida does
in six months"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-23

An ANERIcAN CIRCUS N ENeIAxD.-Howe &
Cushing's American Circus has astonished the
people of Liverpool. While the English Cir
cuses build houses to show in, the American
concern has mammoth tent, which lights upon
city at night and fits away with the light of
morning. Arival English Circus paraded the
streets with eight horses to the band chariot
The Liverpool Times thus speaks of the Ameri-
can Circus
The American procession was on larger scale
40 fine cream.coloreds horses four abreast,
with charioteer, who wore rather anxious
appearance He did not use the whip as far
at least as we could perceiVe-and it was said
that he could only check the movements of his
leaders and wheelers. There were men on each
side of the horses conducting them-an indis-
pensable precautiOn under the circumstances,
but which seemed rather to disappoint the pub
lie, which always delights in the marvellous
Then came the Indian wigwam, driven by ne
gro, and other illustrations incidental to the
United States, which the other establishment
did not attempt to rival. We never remember
the streets so denseiy crowded as on Thursday,
to witness the American display, and to such an
extent was this carried that for some hours the
ordinary business of the town might be said to
be actually suspended.
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/ DIR. ~. DIE VAILETls

EhMAbE sREtlODlCAL PILL
THESE ps have been used in the private practice Of the
PROPRIETOR as also In the Hospitals Of France for many
years. meeting with unparalleled the Rrea
est satisfAetiOn-e where other remedies fan.
Ehey act as charm in correcting rregulary and OBJ
struetonS producing regular return OF the monthly dis
charge - '''- - US
mild and gentle Stimulant They produce an agreeable
eHheFafion and happy influence both mind and body
pregnant females those supposng themselves So are
cautioned against using these pills. as they m produce
although uRdsr circumstances injurious to
the most delicate. PorpPle by
janis IAUaH1INs pusuY1EID.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL, PAIN. Elk.
TRACTOR.
EXPLANATION and PAIN tnseparabls as PIRH ana
HEAT Inflammation produces pain, aud pain produces In
hamaton. Wherever there's unnatural heat tbrobbInr
Eeansss no matter whether caused BY fever a hurt a
Sore poison, rhenmatsm, piles scad burn or stuR
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SCARCITY IN NORM C4ROIrSA.-A Murfrees-
burg, North Carolina, correspondent of the Pc
tersburg, Express, under the date of the 18th
inst, writes:
.'fhrouenour Tile -bel. -o.;o, +l.r. :. AZ,
greatest ontcry for long forage for stock that
have ever seen. The fodder crop OF the last
season was very short one, and the hard win
ter, together with the backward spring, made it
necessary to feed animals bountifilly. The re-
suit is, that our farmers nearly all short OF
fodder. Many are buyers, but there are few or
no sellers. The destruction of cattle since the
18th of March has been immense. In HEREFORD
county it is estimated that the loss has been ten
thousand six hundred dollars. In the western
mountain countries the loss must have been
greater, where the country is more bleak, the
atmosphere rarer, and the temperature lower.