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pICHMOND1FEMALE TNsTITTTE

\ " n -
~ The Fifth Session will commence October l.lsss
ano close the last Thursday In june 1889 0'
NO materlaI changes in the general plan are
found to De desirable. but il is hoped the experience
teachers now secured, will give greater facility and
success ia carrying ont the system which has al
ready won for the Institute so high position.
sldent which he has occupied from the beuinn1n1
aus VIII devote his attention exclusively 10 the ir,
sroction and supervision of the school being freed
he Boarding Department will be entrusted IN
Professor CHAs IL WINSTON and his Lady in vhor,
TIE Trustees feel that they have 70 repos+
give instruction in Ancient Languages and RnaIish
Literature. Heis Master of Arts OF the Unyrraiyx
Of virginia, and recently Professor in TransyIyana
University. Ky. "A -'
The Trustees are in correspondence with a gan.
teman OF deserved reputation az Professor of Math.
emaiics, whose name will be announced at an early
day. i
The services Of DR. r LEWIS. AZ Professor of Nat
ural Sciences, Of Miss MARY L. THOMPSON as instr,,c
tor 10 French of DR. + BUcHLgR, as teacher of Ger.
paan. rave 9een AGAIN secured; and additional as.
instance will be provided orinstruction in the Eng.
lish branches of the Coll giate Department. Miss
JANE SsSTAsARD, Mrs ANN MALLORY Miss MARY
Q LATHRoP and Miss MARTHA A ToMPKINs will have
Mr. N CLAP will continue 20 be the PRINCIPAL OF
the Music Department. ana will be aided by such
assistance as may be needful. Suitable provision
will be made for instruction in painting, drawing
and other ornamental branches.
TEahs-PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Half pay able in advance. OCT the remainder Feb n
eng SD Tuition in Preparatory Depsrtment......sa
French in Preparatory De i,
English Tuition in Collegiate Departmant........ 70
Ancient and Modern Languages, each %
I1usc on Piano OF GO
Drawing Needle Work. or GI ecan Painting. ...... 20
NJ ~
soar5. including everything except wsshing...2 0l
For further Information, apply to-
IA X N.H
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THE EXERCISES Of .Mrs. ands.M
5 i cARalNGTas,s School. on Broad, b.tyssRn
"a b 18Th sts will rc.c - ssnce On the kih0A
Mon D AZ IN bkRTEMREA next,
IL W-2AW6M
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4 sHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,
:. RICHMOND MUSICAL INsTT-

ICY TUTE-T. L. GALLEHER, PRINCIPAL
>E@ The third semiannnal session of this institu
ton will commence Sept 10th, 1883. and continue
nineteen weeks Teachers ensinently qualified will
De secured for the several departments, and every
lsciiity Afforded pupils for acquiring . thorough
to secure the success OF pupils-and 1t the lowest
possible expense The terms for tuition and plan OF
operation will be duly announced.
iy I'm
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IN R BASS ENGLISH AND CLAS.
i sICAL SCHOOLING sth session OF my
tsmber At nav reejde nee. on Franklin ard 4th'
streets, below Lsidlsy hoSlnsons r Ap0tnecasy.-
The tuition payable quarterly q Usual. smc
PS-persons desiring to enter scholars vii! please
call on me at my residence. DASo'
au s-dims
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AN MOLEs, MULES.-The sub cri-
tarS street. Opposite the Gas House, large lot OF
fas young MULES, which a offered at low prizes
and on accomm odating terms We VIII re2niaIIy
be in receint q. v .uua MULES from Kentucky. and
can All ali orders la the ~ lst satisfactory manner
GREEN JOHNSON, Cary ST..
An is-sin opposite Gas House
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nISsOLUTION OF co Pan INT.

NI66OLUTION OF CO Pan TN -.
~ 6HIP-The copartnsrship hsFsNoeors exisesna
between MYERS 3 JAhNKE Il this dny dl0lVS2
~ limitation. q. AsNysrs aloas = auShpros1 .
close the business Of the concern. Those tAsseoss
having claims against Il WI present then 10 In
for settlement 2 IfF =
The business will hereafter be CONVICTED b. IA.
Myers on his own account, end he rsspeettuiiy bpGo
. coutnuAnce Of public patronage that hos q ~.
rally been bestowed on the lats concern. !. 4 3
an, "a. l hxHse
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HUBERT LEFEBVRE
have sc eral of my punils to place teachers.
Persons by apply ing to me, may secure the services
of competent instructors II l..
aus -d3n
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A LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
~ uARINTTEaVIILR VA


The next session Ord begins on Goth September,
and ends the last OF Juno following No recess ex-
cept week at Christmas and rscil atons regularly
ON Saturday.
OFFICES AND TEACHERS FOR COLLEGIATE
DEPARTMENT.
JOHN HART, NJ A-priDcipal and Instructor In
Moral Philosophy and Mathematics.
CRAWFORD TAY, A-Naturai Science. History
and Literature.
I BsKIs THoMpsoN NJ A-ADcient and Modern
Languages. English Language and Composition.
E PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Mr. EpMUyp TAYLoR-Mrs EMILY CRUDE.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC.
Mr. VINCENT UzUkDA.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Mrs EMILY GRUBB.
The gentlemen named above as in the Collegiate
Department, are all Virginans and Masters Of Arts
of the University Of Virginia They will also teach
Classes in the Preparatory Department.
EXPENSES FOR WHOLE SESSION..
Board and full course of study In the Collie
giate Department az most students can
iaks. without 80, 90
Board and tuition in Preparatory Depart
Ditio ditto with mus.c. PSI 90
Painting, Drawing, &c. at usual ra,es.
NoTs.-yourg Ladies boarding at the Institute
triIl,ot be parmitted to make accounts at stores
Parents expected. then 10 send to them. or the
Principal for them, money, and not give them leave
kny Information a. to subjects taught mode of
Instruction &c, can be obtained by application TO
the Principal at Charlottesville, au IA 2tawiw
Mrs. PHILIP MAYO'S SCHOOL will
ltl be re-orenad on MONDAY, the 10th Of Sen:
tembsr in room on the lot owned and occupied
BY Mr Thomas Brockenbroush. on Clay. between Sd
and 4.h streets vo
at the Richmond House.
an &-2aw4wk t1Aw4ws
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NOTICB.-W
q Importers, Manufactures and Dsaler1 h
Boots BhOee, Trunks, IA.
IN Main street. Richmond, VI.
Richmond, July 1, 1858

u. In making the ibove change IN my businsu.
II becomes necessary that .houid sssts up ~ sl6
business a. speedily = Rossels nus tnHelore
date pa ynent Of their respective accounts and III
persons 10 whom am indebted Will please yeseeut
their accounts for settlement
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COUTHERN FEMALE lNSTlIuTE,
~ RICH MoHD. vA-The rintn s sesslI mHoNnIY IN
Ue ober next. ..,. a.. e. torvns
Por Catalogues, giving information . . ,ss mi
list OF pstrons, TO which especial = By =,
Ap - 4 o.,.,athf Principal.
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NOFARTNERsHIP.-TAs undeFsiUo1
style and nrm Il SxssiY 8 fISzsSfzy. -
f ssok sTs ER:Ss ana q unssssf
have taken the stofe on Cary street. 6f1srly 80
pied By Mr.. " 0. friplstt. and opDosiSs Msssfk j,
T. Butler Co.. They earnestly eolieit de 1a1IO.
mage of the trade. 80. i : -. s'--'-'7 &
K 49, n an ar. fLsAs.Axn. :
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heretofore existing under the frm d ORHNeHAW
i FISHER h this day dissolved. tsss
Ather partner will sign tho nsns d the nT1 -
closing the business. In this connection they -.
kio Coffee. LkWI6 d. CkENQHAWs
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CoY,NNEk's WHITE AND BLACK

SULPHUR AND CHALYBEATE SPRI NG3
This avorte resort for pleasure and health will be
pened Tor the accom- moda,ion Of visitors the 1sf or
JUNE. 1t is situated on the line and in fIi view Of
5onsack Is Depot Va, NJ which Depot an Omnibus
ma porters will always be found waiting the arrival
the cars, to convey visitors and their baggage to
he Springs.
Important improvements have been made since
asst season. ~
A. telegraph Office has been established which af
fords convenient and instantaneous commun cation
With Gil parts OF The country.
Another WHITE SULPHUR-stronger holder
sred and improved sine the last season that the
variety and value of the mineral aters now afforded
1t the place are uneQalied by any other place now
SHOWN to the public The similarity of the White
ulphur to the Justly and 0reeHbrier White
ulphur s strikin to be at once recognised by
'il who have used both of the waters.
These White and Bla5k sulphur waters have ef-
ected numerous cures. The White Sulphur In
aggravated cases OF Dyspepsia serious affections Of
The Liver, Kidneys and Bladder. General Debility
and especially diseases OF the Nervous System, and
hose diseases peculiar to Females. The Black Sui-
ohur in all kinds of diseases of the Skin aggravat-
ID OF letter and other eruptons of the skin-o
great numbers and oflong standing, seventy having
oeen entirely cured
The accommodations are equal 10 any to be found
n the mountains of Virginia, and the table and al.
tendance of the most satisfactory chsracter-as to
all which We beg to refer to the large numbtr OF
persons who have heret ofore visited the place.
ArA BILLIARD SALOON, TEN PIN ALLEY,
and other amcsements afford pleasant aid healthy
~ecreati n. DhVIDGEo celebrated BAN from
Baltimore has been engaged for the sess sav.
nv 2a--d3m propriafor
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r AMBER WEEDS
- CLASSICAL AND BNGLTsH SCHOOL,
Near corner Clay and 13th streets.
me SIKH Annual Session Of this School will com.
mence on MONDAY, 9Th septemb Der next
TERMS:
payable semfaruually in advance,
Ordinary English Branches per annum ..'.. san M
Advanced do. with Classics aud Mathe-
p-a1nh s.cS 5000
ns; ~ tT ~, ITO 10M
os, rFoi 2o.OO
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$1,000
HENRY Won 0RONIN0 ofIsrs nc 80 s.
yicss a. 3 Teacher 81 Medern Lsnrusrss Il
"a sSa private lssens ksstdsncs corner q ssh
~ M..snen strsem. % sl-sws
II P.CRUaP'S SCHOOL, At HATN-
DERB HALL, Foushee street, between nsuaA
ma 0rsce The afth sessIo0 Of this school viii
S|Smmsnce ou MONDAY. September ava. Isss.--
The course q instruction embraces III the brsnohes
Of sh.,oush English sdueatson. With Latin. Qresk
r., Terms per session Of tea months. payable Quar-.
RRti"sFs dFns 81 sr:nshs. %
Latin Greek and Mathematics. 20 90
~ sl-st. %.
THE EXERCISES OF MRS. r. ]. OAR.
, DEN'S Boarding and ray SCHOOL. for Young
Ladies. on Marshall street, between Jefferson and
Ms4son, VIII ftccminence on WEDNESDAY, the
tdsy OF september next
For Board. the scholasti r. ysar Of ten month.
Including washing. fuel and light, psgabis
quarterly 10 advance 1s,xo NJ
PRIMARY EnRiah branches ...,.... a. "a
nessncea EnHiisn branches. 80 %
Aa IVA Anssn branches. Mathematics,
Music on Hanoi. ,.. 40 IA
French. BY Professor u Houday or ........... D, 10
rslnr.ng. lnsual chargesl an i7-tis
Mr. D. TURNER'S select Classical
40 and English School, Main street. between Ard
and 4fh Streets The i5tn Academic wear Of this
scnooa WIN Sommence On Monday, che nth OF
Pupils win be admitted who are prepared TO com.
mence either OF the Ancient or Modern Lanrua yes
or enter classes already formed.
U TURNER particulars, please call on Mr.. TUR-
I'd and 3D.. = An iI".s,r
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PASSENGERS FOR NRW
; e. STEAMER GEORGE

\ PEABODY, FOR BALTIMORE
Freight reviewed to-day, MONDAY. at IL o'oiock
hut not .coaer, and up TO the kear ef6 O'clock NJ
TUESDAY gath inst unless a sutfaciency he rereiy
ed prior 10 that hour.
Consisu.-es are requested 30 send fer their good,
to-day.
Freigh: for Boston forwarded directly on at mod
crate rates and with expedition
Au 2s-I LUpEAM h WATSON r.
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HENRY Won GRONIN0 ofIsrs &c 80 i.
! yless ~ Teacher 81 MeSern L.nsr..ss 4,
sc1o2ss snd pffvAts lssspus kssldsnce corner q eth
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OFFICES AND TEAcsEss FOR csLLEeIA1

The next session (3ri) begins on 10Th September,
and ends the last OF Juno following No recess ex-
cept week at Christmas and rsci ations regularly
on Saturday.
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HOT SPRINGS, vIR0INlA.--NA-
r. ftUkke REMEDY IoR DrpEApEs.l
ION s,,l q visstors The 6appIy OF mineral waseS
ssaa aud there are zinc BAths constantly SUP
s i NTH nesh water from separate spitnsa az ~
chose 'yW syssrse s fctn loss ahrsahsit
MS Nsus ss lSSfiho arr psMs 9,
Ss nssSsr sss Old 9 70 1 Th in NJ
attsNpso 's sPiss spd , TESypINsd ,EShAsafb
and soms p ffsSsEHssSS.9 ss,2nIh s *,
~ LIZ more thoroughly and fapitify than snv
msrEkATIvE and CURXTavf f0HEEs are n un.
81 Tie rly taose 81 any mineral water onths face
Many persons afflicted With che d,...... .nnms,..
~ eesse, ~ forms which had resisted the rost
siyea ~ ne treatment and bad rendered the
rnrsugn long years Of pain. have been restored to
perlect health by their use. OF tho vast number
10Y snnerng with such maladies, there are com "a
sr evr lev indeed who would neS be either perfect
ne epmn1s are situated IN an elevated mountain
os.on Tue scehery around IL wild, romantic and
Sautiful. and more healthy or delightful summer
Besides The nor BATHS fer invaiids. there ara
we me pLEAsURE BATHS for persons In rood
aeaitn. GOOD MUSIC will be In attendance early
ReUrR-from the principal cities IN tho tyr,,ea
tafee by railrcai to the Miboro' depot OF the viz
Sinia Central Road thence BY stage cosrhes twenfv
miles. over veil graded turnpike to the Springs
yassengess leaving Richmond, Va, or Baltimore.
40 ~ .ne mornng can come through to this place
For q full account OF tn celebrated Watering
Place. see Harper's Weekly, No. rs, for June 9Th.
De bows Review for May and June, also, .Amsricau
or pamphlet. a. (,OnDE
my Si-oam Hot SPRING. Va.
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d Gu PARTNEK6HIR.-Tho o0bo0H1Do40
have formed copartnsrship and viii sondsss ~
Milling Bushes. In this city. unds' The ssyls -
~ Once In the building Occupied 1ng Hnny
years BY Asssrs HsxslI %; go.
LEWIb D. CngNeMAW.
itH; 4. n. GRUMPY.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27
PUEBLO AsgLEs'.

nWING to the low prices Of Card Wood (of
~ latc) and bad pay for the same, have conclu-
ded to sell all my Wood Teams, as can af-
ford to haul wood at So per cord and make any
thing .bv it. Therefore viii oIler for sale at nv
Farm, near Hebron Church, on 1hNr@da3t TIE n
Of March, 1855, without reGcr-c, Is head Of good
and well broke. Mules. Of gcod size, Horses. 6
II agons, 8 Of them have iron ANletrees, nearly
new two Horse Iron Axetree, and | one Horse
Wagon, new. -ALSO,-
/ will sell at the same time part ofmy Hogs,
not less than so head Of improved Stock, about the
best in the County, choice Cows, 900 Bushels Of
good sound Potatoes, and about 400 or 500 Bushels
ofWhte Corn, Which. is perfectly sound, a.sd viii
make the b est ct neal.
TERMS OF SALE--six months, Negotiable
note, satisfactorily endorsed.
JOS. Il. MITCHELL.
Feb. 49, 1855 3ts-spec. copy
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
ea- Egeas :sssA Personal
iRGpI1RApN

PROPERTY
Is CisSU ANT to Decree of the Circuit Court of
Augusta county, rendered 1.-THE June term,
1857, Twill proceed to sell at public auction, on
the .I.OCH WILLOW" FARM. belonging 10 the
estate Of James A Cochran, decd. This farm lies
on the Jennings Ga1, road. about miles ncttt-
west Of stsa,Atsn. 1t contssins
:sass. .Eei'es
Tl&island i III ahi.h state Of cultivation and is
iow H'ell set i, grass. The DIV i1LI1NG HOUSE
Is one OFT He most conmodious, eleg ently finished,
N z ceflvenitntlv arranged houses III the county
With all n2c9ssaay ushosses q tlae best quality,
~ tie same time AMI place viii sell u Tract Of
and wing On Dry and 5uilnlo Branches, contain
ing $40 AG's E1ss. IN good state Of cultivation
NEST OF the cleared land is well set in grass.
This farm is convenient to Churches, Mills and
Stores. and within two and Il half miles Of the Nir
@inia Central Railroad. 1t can be conveniently di-
vitleu into two more tracts
viii IS, sell tract Of III &c Es-Es, King az
The eastern base Of North Mountain, on Nhlskey
GrecA
. 3si.so. small 7. eet Of 80 ACRES, adjoining
t4e ''Lnch Willow Form, witli-4,i COED I4@Ri
HoE>h on Il ard a sun: ti=icy Of tt,iacr POS
tcssioai ei4en inpcda tcv reseryiny only the priv
ilcge Of taking of the growing Crops
At the same tine Tract OF Land purchased Of
A. d. Trot'er. Trustee lying on Buffalo Branch.
containing 300 ACRES known az the Myers
Place.
al, r4;. residing on the ssI..oc. Willow" Earn,
sind Will tax" plca>ai IN showing al this ptoper-
y, at any time before tlip day Of sl",- to such per
sons as iaav contemplate buying. My Post Office
is churelviilr Augusta co., Va.
TERMS: For the land, fourth IN hand or
negotiable note at 30 days. well endorsed, wi. il in
tcrest aid d tlt' balance in 2and5 years from
day Of sale, With good personal security.
JAMES COCHRAN, Com'r.
Feb 49, 1858. ids
n. B.. will SCI" al tho same timn abett 50 head
Of Cattle. Work Oxen. You.g Catsle. Cows aid
Calves also, so,s.t, . q 70 head Of Young Horses
Feb. 20, 1855 j. G.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27

pROp0S
FOR INCREASING TIE CIRCJJL-A-
TION AND EXTENDING TIE
USEFULNESS OF THE
sVINL)ICAIQFl.'

TIE Fourteenth volume Of tie ssYINDs-
GATOR,' commenced on the lst of Janua-
~, 1858. This paper through Sic kind pa
tronage Of the people Of tbs County and
State, has acquired and retained an extcn-
sive circulation, SO as to have become one
of the best mediums for advertising, III tie
Valley. Heretofore it has been chiefly de-
voted to politics, advocating, to the best Of
its ability, the noble cause Of the Democra-
", and yindicating the equal rights Of the
People.
Without abating at al their devotion to
Republican, Liberty, and seill continuing un-
changed the political comp}ll9czion Of the
papes, the present Editors have determined
to enlarge its usefulness and the area Of its
clfoalation, BY aPpropriating, in futarc, a
considerable portion Of is cofamas Is the
subjects Of internal Improvement, and to
the development Of the mighty resources
Of Virginia her cxhaust)ess minerals, her
commercial and manufacturing capacities
her agricultural wealth
The marvel is, that no other paper has
hitherto proposed to become the organ for
the promotion Of these important interests,
and We fatter ourselves, that the attention
they are now attracting from all classes in
Virginia, as2sl SIG central position Of the
'NINDICATOR,' (assuring, as it viii, its
impartial advocacy Of them all, in whatever
locality situated, } will make it welcome
and favored pioneer to other and more eff
Gent advocates Of these great interests,
who may hereafter appear upon the stage
We will make it our duty to procure able
and reliable correspondents. Indeed, seye-
raj geathneeil, Throughout tic State and
elsewhere haTe already promised us their
hearty corporation and aid
The paper will continue to bo published,
weekly, at TWO DOIItNRS A YEAR,
payable, larartoJzy, IL adeoncc
TIIOS. J. NICHE,
+. j. ALFRED
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27

II III /
~ doye q;rng learft aid & dom ]. SC ta oac
bottle is &equired to cure amy Kind ot ie~ coa-
), aint from fla worst Jauniic,. or iY>pCfsiH to q
common headache. all Of which arc lie result OF a
g,;sa,sedT;ver
s'asoase' i1i''i' t,tors
ne LIVER i one &C. ,Ae pl9eal s. ~
Of the human oady when IL Il ps,la1m' ars
functions well the POW ers OF the system arc
fully developed. The sto%arh Is almost en-
TREY dependent on TN = healthy acu"n OF the
..iYef 81 ,ae proper -. ~ ~ iuhI
tAons Nnen inc s7omagh 4 is az laut, tne po"tl'
are a. ia't any 100 81 'oie = -, ~
y TT - ~ y + ~
ing lIS ceased 10 90 Us au sy y, ~, = sLq =
,ila. of7ah. oae 81 Era fSc9oi, es 49,
ms STUDY. ~ I'aci!ceSz9 oia more 'li'n tNeihE
years. TO ma some rem F@ coy W:ele alih O. coG'i
teraft the many g 81 arao''iacnss Y N+ft-liis
Is r il'pie. .ha4 ~; .-..r. .e...ra
10 prove that thisf ~ remedy n 1T Ai>t iHunt,
any person troubedf1' With sdEer ,fon2-
p.aiEt IN any o. IT, ie'.ms' las by 8 tfN
botue, and conVlctlon y ccrttih,
a compound has beeh g formed ny q solying
guns ana eNtractin4y That PAT winch = soiu-
DC Tor the active VIZ ~ tues o Tie inrdlelne-
/ hese gums remove ALI morbid dtd BAD matt>r
from Tie system, SUPPLY ing III thclf place a
healthy how OF pile, IN Fsss v'gor f's $50 'fonaeh
causihg food e digest : III, p4l LinE the
chinerys, removing the causes Of the disease,
ana ciil cting radicail cnrc without any ~ The
disappearing after CT :. fleets, felt by usingG'Il-
0Mfck or Nneraf 60 aGGson that ls Usually
fesoFteo TO-
One dose after eatineszxasi Is s1ilclcnt 81 re@cvc
The stomach and pre-<A vent the food from III
sing ana seui1ng ~
Only one dose taNenYv before retiring pfcTents
nightmare
ally one dose taken~ at nighS laosens the
bowels gently, an Or cures costivcMcss.
: one oose taken alter ~e9+ eaeh meal viii cure
dyspepsia. - ~
w. one dose OF twoS1 tcas9oontuls Wilialwars
reiieFe SICK iiladache IN
!, one potte taken for female obstruction removes
the cause OF the disease, and makes perfect cure
Uiiiy one eose immediately rctieves Chohc Whllc
one dose often repeated is a sure cure for Ch0s-
a. -, ~, a'su ! Is ~ = =
# ,ifs5 NIX i eli al a
faoj;,@.a ia 50 WIZ - ielietes ~ P"'if-
'0e ns5@ onx ~ botto !. raoa.1 4 +lroa o IF
tb + ~, 10y o'u e i neVuea ~ .n'o" out VI
nns - 0A'eN's = iie'ioi'e "i'ci ~ 'i0A7
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. SANFORD'S INVIGORATOI


The most skeptical people can be convin-
ccl by tris,f that all tic family medicines
are uoi lii4ubug, and thai among the thou
sand Of bitterly life there arc few Of
great merit, and undoubted worth OF
these, Pr. Sanford's InyigT,tatof, o. liver
E.7T.edy, stands irst. and foremost among
tic remedies of tic day that can be relied
on as a medicine that is all it is rcconliicn-
ded BY It's proprictors. 1t adyertiscs Itself
or cNcaY trial, for there are nole vito use 1t
but tell their friends to do SO, and so It goes
from mouth to mouth till all the people Of
the Union haze liaraed the good of this
truly vals,aIie medicine. 1t is reehmmen-
dcd with testimonials TO prove its virtue for
the cure Of liver complaints of every kind
from the worst Dyspepsia to a common
headache, and is particularly adapted to
Jt>sfnl;cc, Deranged Stomach, Bowel Com
plants and diseases of children.
One or two doses are said to cure cold
With scarce failure 1t is worth trial
for ibis alone. It is particularly adapted to
the use Of ladies Of sedeataiy habits. Some
ladies Of tie ligEost standing IN society
have given their certificates Of its efficacy,
and We say to ali wsIo eae a;l3sls, rs one
bottle. and you viii never be without it, -
Bfoonfod Press.