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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
B CARPENTERS. BRiCKLAYERS STONE MA.
SONS SKATERS, sc
lLASS working drawings in detail andfuii specinca'
-ons for Cour, House be erected in iancey Vile,
pxrllcouniy n. can be sern at VIM Pcrclvsrs Archi
.rs otc. Raleigh " G. from the lith TO the Ism Sep
o ncx; and from the alG to the 2i nj the old Court
,i. yanceyville between the above dates Sealed pro
"a. will be- received by the Arehcct or the outa'hs
=m,,.e tor the whole work and each description Of
:s .ep.raely ON tho 23i OF September or the follow
Say the contract will be closed. Stone aud materias
orck .re convenient the site All further particulars
onpy replied to by the Architect, who will on early up
JOHN COBB
c. H. RICHMOND
NJ LEWIS
SAMUEL 2 HILL.
N. N. ROAM,
Y,nc.rvII. N 4, An1uet 2O-h laSS-cw3w
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
BRp0RItSB SCtIUD!
!. T. y IIDDu UEpOT II RL' 40 L, /.nTYGy

VIRGINIA
EESTRUCTOES:-"N i'iNwIppIE, A.. Principal;
Il THOMAS IT, DrDLar, NJ. A.; CHARLES l.. G.. Minor,
NJ. a.
This School IS spfepsraory ior the University oi Vir.
MA or Tor any College. hr third session will
on the ls oi September next, and close the 10th o:
June following.
The Instructors ell Masters OF Ars OF the University
oi Vireina and the -nciyn has moreover had 10 yeH-
experience in teaching; and threr ycars Assis-
tan Instructor in the University OF Virsina the schools
oi Mathematics and Anccn, !.nugungCs.
The lOration the cnral rs!lroad lS miles West
from the University OF Virginia. can hardly bc surpassed
Tor heahalnss. beauty facility o. access aud remote
ness from temptation.
EXPENSES. including every thing exccp, lights, Sl2j
per term OF five months, payable in advance.
q For Catalogue stating particulars npp!y 10 the
Principal VIM DlNWIDDlE, n. a,
Jnly 3U-,tl lE'enwoOd AlhnrnArlf Vn.
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KANDOI.PU MACON COLLEGE-

RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.
VNHE next session of this Institution will open
Thursday, the 10Th September, and close the ast
Thursday ot June
FACULTY.
WILLIAM A. SMITH d. d President, and Professor Of
Mental and Moral Philosophy.
joins C. WILLS, A. NJ Professor of Mathematics and
Astronomy.
WILLIAM B. CARn, A. NJ, Professor of Ancient Ian.
guages.
BENNETT PuRYEAR, a. NJ, Professor of Experimental
Sciences.
WILLIAM a. SHEPARD, A. b., Assistant Professor Of
Ancient Languages and Mathematics, and Instructor in
French.
X. ). sBELL, A. B., Principal Preparatory Department.
This school has been removed from the College premises
but is sufficiently for the accommodation OF students
in this Department.
EXPENSES
Incidental charge 81
Incidental charge 10 students in Experimental Sci.
enceO ~
French {extra) per term OF 90 weeks in advance, W
Analytical Chemistry (extra,) q" l5 %
English studies in Prep Department, " ID 90
Board per term OF 20 weeks payable in advance Oh Gu
Students roomng in College furnish their rooms.
and pay for lights iue and washing.
Preparatory students obtain board In the neshbor
hood Tor less.
Such students do desire complete the course.
may be graduated in the separate departments, and
cetve special Diplomas. July 22-cl20 sept.
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PRTIT TREES AND SHRUBBEKf.
SOUTHERN GREENWOOD NURSERY.
III avISG on hand choice variety OF FRUIT -
III REEFS OF ms own raising and grating, sum -
f. iK large for trsnsplantng respectfully cs the -
rsation Of the public to them.
Ny Nursery is located one and ahalf miles North East
tn ae Old Market, where will take pleasure In show
:; hem
All orders addressed to- or left at my agents. Messrs
A. lew TAYLOR & Co.. No l9, Main street Richmond,
4 or myself will meet with prompt attention.
Nah lsMcsm LEWIS TUDOR.
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RED SWEET SPRINGS,
~ I,,,tI.Ny rniINTy VIRGINIA

ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
iINHESE STRINGS are situated thirty mica rom tue
Western terminus at Oakland OF the Central Kali
ia, from which there Is ample Stage accommodation
r all passengers wishing to visit this places alao, sixteen
es tSstfrom the Greenbrier White Sulphur me mile
en the Old sweet Springs and torty-eght miles "est
vr BOnsacks Salem, on the Virginia and tennessee
a'obd from which place there s constantly tui sup
~ o. Stages to convey Passengers
!l-sc Waters Chalybeaie, differing IN their gas
and saline ingredients, varying in their temperature
J 20 20 degrees Fahrenheit forming two ladies ana
r. aentlemans Red Sweet Baths the most cxhilarating
d-hghtu Bstns in tho United states. There 10 also
n-- Bath and Spring near the Hotel precisely similar
temperature and effects the Old sweet. one mile
n his giving visiters this place the advantage oil
A. waters of both places The Waters are Tonic Ate-
ie'e and Aperient suited cases OF extreme Debility
tTaas OF the most obstinate character; also, Rheu.
JHan CItaneous Affections, and Chronic Diseases Of
e. Stomach. Liver. Spleen. &c. Reter 10 the va
e;i authors the Mineral Springs OF virginia Tor inc
Ay,s)
!te:e on the premises Reading Room, furnished
% variety of newspapers from all parts of the Union
20 Billiard Rooms, Ten Pin Alleys. and other
Easements.
ste services Of Winters Band Of Music, OF Baltimore
( tre been secured.
fe Proprietor having the satisfaction TO know that he
II given satisfaction heretofore 10 his visers. and TO
the high reputation of the Red Sweet has induced
y 10 extend his Accommodations; hattering himseif
ns as future sbors will Insure full portion OF the pub
patronage.
here' postofce at this place, and daily mails each
~. C. BIAS.
4 led Sweet Syringe Va July 9-cts
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
=
HALIFAX SCHOOL.

HAE1FAN SCfUUTs
UNHIS school, located at liarx Court House, Virgi.
II MIA will begin the 18th OF SepteiRhet. and con-
nue during a session Of ten months. The course Of
Mathematics (,hrcugh all tho primary and higher
brsnches and all the elements of good English cduca-
liou.
schools OF University of Virginia. TO adopt as far as
the advancement OF tho pupils will allow the system OF
instruction employed in that institution that boys may
both be ted for the business OF e, and alec prepared
to enter the University
TERmS.-For the usual English branches and Mathe.
nacs, $50 per session. For the Classics and Modern
Languages, in addition, $50 One.hali payable in ad
vance viz Halt the 18th of September and rcmun
ing half the 18th OF February
For further information, apply to
JOHN II. POWELL,
Halifax Court uouse, Virguia
Reference is made to testimonials In the hands Of Mr.
Thomas Leigh, Halifax Court House, and 10 Mr.. Leigh
himself Sept s-cat
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HILTON -CnOOL.

'ESHE School n, the residences the subscriber, in
II Orange County, arar Gordous vile, will be- con,ip-
ucd the ensuing un"cr the instruction ui g. o.
Young, Esq., graduaf, oi the University OF Virginia.
few more boys can be accommodated In my family
Terms ne b, rcoiorc, 500 per session o ten months
commencing the irst oi September and ending on The
9th ol June, payable, one half, nj the commencement,
the other the end OF the session Refer tn the Faculty
OF the University. JAMES NEWMAN.
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CULPEPEK MII.ITAKY INSTITTTk.

rKNHE next session of this Institute will commence
Il the fret Monday in September ls5s. The Super.
intendent and Instructor In Mathematics graduate
the Virginia Military lnsti ute, aud has had number Of
Suages will be taught during last session. by Mr. John
W. Gillespie, graduate OF the University oi Virginia in
the schools of Ancient and Modern Languages The de-
parten of Modern Languages will be In charge of Pro-
lessor Groux, graduate OF the College de Charl,mnsnc.
Paris. Prot Gr0ux speaks the Modern Languages
French, German Spanish aud Italian, with hucncy, hnd
has been engaged in teaching them for than twenty
years, during which period he has been connected Win
Columbia and Georgetown Colleges and other rnstu ion-
Of high standing in the country.
The instructors will BE- aided In their several depart
menls by competent assistants.
The Institute is supplied with good Chemical and Phlo
sophlcal Apparatus. and with Astronomical and Mahe
rnatical Instruments. y For Catalogues apply to
CHARLES T.. LIGHTFOOT,
Principal e. NJ L. Culpepcr c. H., Va
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RED BLOOD AND WOOL MANUKE..,.
IL Fully equal the best Peruvian Guano ana at hau
the price For many crups, especially wheat ana roots
Potstee. raised with have produced more abundani
than where Peruvian Guano used and they are now
bringing one shilling per basket In the New t"IS M
market Price $50 per ton OF 1000 lbs IN osIreS o. '
lbs each. n IL Co.,
Aug 30-w2> lss and lsl "a'ef ST. NO" ~"
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FHS 7HI y
Aug 27-ctOct
Al FrKCTssoN.s .Cu00I,.

A. ii FERGCSSONS SCiiOOi.
FWNHt inh.~-h--'- --L"''' Eorthwopd Charles Civ
L tounty will rccommencc !, -
1855 aud end on the 10Th OF July following; during whlr
nc weeks will be- given nj Christ
TERMs-Board aud tuition per school term oi tri
months, $780, half paid ut The time OF entering The
school, and balance fvc months thereafter.
For further information, address ...
A. H. FERGUSON
Aur oJ-c3,u Charles City Court House.
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cInR,:e I. HERRING.

cONNlSSlON AND GROCERY STORE,
No. 90, MAIN STREET.
ryps slways on hand full stock OF Groceries to
II WHICH he. invites mis- customersand the pubic gene
u, iI.on.y, strict attention to the sale OF country
go s,3 /; now prepared to furnish grain bagsto bis
~. Who wish 10 send their grain to him 10 sell
lF'-' ""' GEO HERRING,
49,, -. No. So. Main ST.
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CHARLES B STUART

ASHLAND, HANOVER COUNTY. Va,
|II,!LL practice regularly in the Courts OF the coun
NV lie, OF Hanover, Caroline. aud Ming William, and
,i 10 any business in any of the Courts held in the
8, =, Hi,bmond Dec 23-d:t&cu
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NOTICE.

A -, NUTICE
BLACKSMITH wanted that understands horse.
IN shoeins, wagon work. agricultural work generally.
\, ou'rous, sober map, who can cone recommended,
&c, good wages. For further Information apply
person. by letter. TO the subscriber, at Wind.
,.o!th Carolina GEORGE l.. MARDRE.
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ST. JOH cor LEG
aSN.p.,I IL NlpNI AVN

r5HIE next Academic year ot 81 JOHNS COLLEGE,
q Annapolis, Maryland, will begin 0n WEDNES DAY
the sixth ct October c1-. The location OF this lnsu.
zion is in all rcsp"ct admirably adapted academic pur
pOsrs Remote from the stir and hustle Ot large ciy
study aud Literary r-pu, and Sc, It's proXmi
~ 90 miles by rail roSd twc. d-yl Washington md
Baltimore citcs makes perfectly accessible from The
.rt NJ national tOroughlHrcs lar. and beautiful build
ing just Completed with accommodations tor hun.
drcd ANA nifty students, hording greatly Increased aci
ties Tor the oeucntion OF youth. DOrmitory very
nodiUus and well ventHted with large study rooms
tached WILL under the constant supervision o the Pre-
i.cts afford 10 young boys that daily nightly suprrvi
sion winch Is found Indispensable in the rducHrloT OF
youth lht very central position Oi hnnrpnIir, Whc'h"r
considered III reference state ihr country
rally, AMI IFS perfect hcArhiunc ana exemption from
the ,1r'ine ui heat aud cold put II Out II the
most desirable spots Tor II learning Every ppssl
bic facility inr exercise Is nord" 10y large and beautiful
grounds water night O some thr.c-quaItrrs of mile
in College bound-.
The COeg. Campu affords the finest field tor the rrcu
ar infantry dil and occasional parade Nor the nd
vanhgcs IN scholastic point II view all less striking.
With all It's chairs lcd By IN the prime ui lr and
freshness oi vgor the Institution prepared u TAX" IL
place by the side u the most prominent schOOs in the
land hs educator OF youth. It's facilities for discipline
much more Than usually abundant To the south,
especially institution rituHrrd just this is
inviting All TINT IL required To III" completion ui an under
Graduate Course clothing alone excepted nay be had
the O 80 per hnnum. tcntlemrn having son ur
ward M c Naval School, and members at ,oi6,,r' nI!
i,iirfy I,i r rmr,c;c, this Institution punciun
attendance h. the first day The year
winch begins on In" tr.t "Wednesday IN October, aud
,nis the first Vi cdmr.,,y IN August iouwmg.l is most
.srnc-iy requested. rnd will h" convenient 10 the
,udcn ohOiCe ii room. depends the Time Ui Ia.
,rrvH For mrth:r "rmati aEd iIr circulars, apply
20 REV. e. h. NELSON, H. d,
Principal OF ~ Johns College,
I,I,, 4 Crt tun1uniis Md
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,.vIScs INSTITUTION OF RlCHMoND; T

,lyINGS INSTITUTION OF RICHMOND.
t::iCE AT TKE STORE OF CHRISTIAN LAIH-
kOP. No. 90, MAIN STREET,
NI'UERE depusi:es will or received -. which an In
w ,e,cs, of Il per cent. will be paid on all sun
-Aans on depos:te six months or longer and hee er
!. '9r shorter period.
3; p;,itu,ion m, been in existence thirty y"' RS
,ned over ten millions of dollars; has no suspend,
y a.s never los, one dollar, or failed 20 pay any
!. uasn du, JNO THOMPSON, President.
WIN IT, CHRISTIAN. Cashier.
.,A % clanna LANES IL GARDNER. Secretary
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IAN B CHURCH. WILLIAM X. FLEMING
CHURCH e. FLEMING.

GENEKAL TUMMISSIUN MENtHdNIS' -
ksss C.kY AND 18TH STREETS, OPPOSITE OLD 20
lumbar HOTEL, RIcHMoSD, Va,
IHyLL pay particular attention to the sale oil ALL
w KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE. Dealers In
nd. OF Agricultural implements, which are warrant
- neld and garden Seeds of almost every variety.
~
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ALBEMARLE MILITARY INSTITUTE

ALBEMARLE MILITARY
y1SHE regular session begins 5th September and ends
Il 5th July. The heahhtuness Of the location canno
be exceled il equaed by any in the whole country
an experience three years with large school here has
clearly established
Course of Study English, Ancient and Modern Ian
guages and Mathematics
The Principal has secured the services of Mr.. John h.
Timberlake a Master of Arts of the University of Vir
g,nia and Instructor OF Greek IN that inshut'on du
ring a.t session He will blso be assisted, If necessary
by Mr. j. E DAiionce foreigner of great experience
and success teaching and who speaks most OF the Mo
dern Languages.
Drawing, Painting and Instrumental Music may also DO
learned here from competent instructors at small extra
charges Military instruction will only be given to Ihote
whose parents desire it, and will not bc allowed to inter
fere in the least with the regular academic course
The Principal HAVING determined 10 mt nis hTmoer I'm TO
fifty good boys early applications accompanied ny sH's
factory testimonials, are desired
Chsrges-sll5 per term of 3 manihs' payable in ad,
vance This charge embraces, Board, Tuition, Fuel and
Lights .
JOHN Il. STRANGE, a. NJ,
Julv 2o-ctOctl Charlottesville p o., Va.
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TH2 CUFF BRACE PLOw.

TH2 CUFF BRACE PLOW.
INiiS PLOW has been steadily ~
- gaming favor with the farmers \N4
"a "a Planters tor the last ten years, .AA,--.
s. &C. !, may now be considered the
popular Plow in use In the whole South has taken
at three OF our State Fairs and at the last eo5
me FIRST over all the most popular plows In use
rs as' taken every premium given by the Mechanics
ni Virgins upon plows, we'll as silver medal
Tie highest award offered by this nstitute aud has
a. successfully tested in every variety of soil in this
W, w. and many Of the more Southern States.
es ens'scinred by the undersigned, ut their factory on
,sshh street. below the Exchange. Richmond, Va,
M nay be had nearly every article used for tng the
4 A. a. al made in our own shops of best material.
-aaelli lJ-clY GEO WATT A. co
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MEDICAL COLLEGE or VIRGINIA,
SESSION OF 1889
yUyHE Annual Course Of Lectures will commence on
u the fret Monday in October and continue until the
LIST OF March.
SURGERY.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, NJ. d.
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
DAVID II. TUCKER NJ. d.
MArERIA MEDIC AsD THERAPEUTICS
BEVERLEY X. WELLFORD NJ. ID.
AE PETlCOLAS NJ. ID.
INSTITUTES OF MEDICINE AND MEDICAL 'uRisPAVphSCE'
L. 8 JOYNES, NJ. D.
ossrrrn1cs AND plsEAsEs OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN,
JAMES H. CONWAY, NJ. ID.
CHEMISTRY AND PHARMACY,
JAMES B. McCAW, NJ. ID.
DEMONSTRATION ANATOMY,
MARION HOWARD, ID.
The Study of Practical Anatomy m"y be proSccutcd
with the most ample facilities and ut very tIidng exc
popse Clinical instruction is given in the nhrmary OF
The College, which 10 all times well supphed win Me-
dica and Surgical cases. and being under the same c9i
with the Lecture Rooms affords the student peculiar ad
yantages tor the observation of disease. -
FEEs-For the full Course of Lectures es--.. elo9
Demonstrator of Anatomy --..----. ~
Matrculatlon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
Graduation. -: -. AZ
L. s. JOYEHE, NJ D.,
,, ,o-c,ocl Dean OF the Faculty.
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select candidate other than Mr.. Summers
We may rest sssu.ed that they will remem
ber the warning Of 1852 and en1eavor 10 nomi-
nate come man who has never avowed the DOCTRINE g
of emancpstionism. 1t is of the greatest momen,
that the Democratic party should have a candidate
perfectly prepared 10 encounter such an opponent
Whoever, then, may be the opposition candidate, it
is manifest that Mr. Ls;cher is the least available
candidate to be selected from among the host Of prom
inent Democratic asprsnts.
MIR. CLEMENS DEFENCE.-WHAT DOES IT
AMOUNT TOT
Intending to make it subject of some comment,
We again place the following correspondence before
our readers:
TO tie Editors Of the Enquirer:
WHEELING, Va, Sept. 8, 1858.
Gentlemen-Ae ,p, 10. YOU do not desire 10 do
ms injustice will be oulig> ,Ju 20 publish the
correspondence between Judge BrocksnbrJugh and
myself, exact copies 3f which are enclosed.
Yours, g.,
SHERRARD CLEMENS.
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THE TN rELLIG ENCER
sArURpAY NoRNlNe, JULY 8, Sc.
PIcrURE TO BIZ SEEN TO Be APPRECIATED

a PIcrURE TO BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED.
Holding Office in Utah is no joke, aud not very
dignifed, if this passage from the correspond
encc of the n Y Tribune is as true as it is
graphic:
II have seen the Gosetuor of the Territory
walking grayeiy up the road toward his tents
CARRYING q piece of stove fiinnel under each
arm; I have seen the Chief Justice cutting the
turf fJl d chimney, and punching the oxen
which were drawing logs to huild his cabin; the
Secretary of State splitting wood, and the
United States Attorney and Marshal plastering
the walls oftheir hut with mud. Yesterday ] saw
one United States Commissioner stripped to the
buff and riding on horseback, plotting wagon
through = ford across the South Platte, which
he had discovered by wading while the other
Commissioner, having accomplished the pass
age, sat upon corn sack on the opposite bank.
lures NAV convince yon that the civil offices, at
least in connection with the Utah expedition,
are not sinceurcs."
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THE
LIVER INVIGORATORI
PREF AIRED BY DIX. SANFORD,
Conpounded Entirely from GUMS,

Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE or THE BEST PURSATIFE AND LIVER ME-
DICINES before the public, that acts CtsdFfio,
easier, mider, eiectuaI any medicine
so.n i o ne L a e is o 9 s ~
the stomach and bowels OF that Thus ac-
hahfa feelings e5peence in the op!raons Of most Cd
thrtfes Il strenEheEs The system e the snns time thai
strengthen aaa build it up with uausualrapdity.
The LIVER is one of hs principal regulators Of the
the powers Of the system flvdeyeIope The soz,qci
an.st on the heaAy aetion Of the
stomach atfluis the bowels At fault, and the role
having ceased to do its duty 5For the diseases of that
gan one Of the propris,ors made his study in
wlereEiih counferae the many which
To prove IS found anypersontrou.
bled with LTTER CO1E&PLAINT,i in any Of its forras
these Gums remove aiIaorid or BAD natter from
ystem, supplying in theirs place healthy now Of bile
PURIFYING THE BLOOD, r-givng tone and hcslth the
1ILIoGs ATT3cKs are. cured, AND. WHAT Is
TfvEf; fyyTGoRATeR :. '' use % ''s
One eating is to relieve stomach
and prevent the food frons-irising and sOuring.
Only one dose taken before retrnG, prevents NIGHT
oaly one dose taken At night looseas the bowels
gently, and eures oOS5I ~ g6S3gSS ,,,,.n,-,,,
One dose Of two sspoonuls will always relieve
one bottle taken for fe-male removes the
cause Of the disease; and llmskes perfect cure.
Ono dose oIten repeated is-na for CHOLERA
1t0RBUS, aud q preventive Of CHOLERA
sEr Only bottle fsISneedei 70 throw OF the
system the effects of ned inter- al long sickness.
e One bottle taken forsJAtlNDICE removes all sal
loWness unnatural coior-Irom the skin
One dose taken shSrtNtime before eating gives Wig
| or to the appetite and maResSfocd digest we'll
| One dose often fepeated--cures CJIP0BTC DIR.
! RIGA in its worst forms.Cwhile S III MER and
B0HsL- complaints yteldy almost to the first iose
One or tEo doses cures at tacks caused by WORMS in
Children; there is surer, safer speeter remedy In
| the world, as itIieUer ITiEs. y, y ts ti.
| ~ few bottles curesy2D2OPSY, hy exciting the
absorbebts.
We take pleasure la mendlng this medicine IS
preventive ror FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL FEVER
and all FEPERS OF Bill LIOUS TYPE. 1t operates
With thousands willing testify to its
twouderfu virtues.
I 4 III WHO USE IT ARE GIVING THEIR UNA NJ.
! no Us TESZLif0NY IN ITS FAPOR.
- &i' Uater IN The mouth Setth tHe FtUigordtor, and
ScdSlo1o both together.
! THE LIVER INVIGoRAroR
| Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY and Is daily
working almost too to believe It cures as m
magic erefi rSt dose gfDfO 5ssft seldom more
than bottle is required to any kind OF LIVER
Complaint. from the JduHdics Dyspepsid u
e9mn16n HeaddeAe, all Of which the result DIS
1 EASED- LIVER
! PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DR. sANFORt, Proprietor, 845 BroadWa as, New YORK
/ mylt-lS T. H. LOGAN CO., Wheeling, Va.
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SECOND STOCK
lI or
SPRINE & SBM NBR EllDl.

CTEIsEELL t swEARINGEN will open on TUESDAY,
Ii May stl, IN their room, No III s.,
one door aboveJ X Dunham &C., the beautiful
stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
They have ever mad the plea OF Offering the public
Their stock viii comprise everythIngneF in Dress Goods
EmpT6ideries, SAWS, Mautias, &c.
Pledins themselves not to be undeTscld. they and
io offer great inducements to cash buyers their
TONERS short creit would most respectfuy solicit
an Inspection OF their goods. iny3
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WE sleep, but the loom of life never stops
and the pattern which was weaving when the
sun went dowu, Is weaving when the sun comes
up Tomorrow.
WAsuINe shirts say an exchange paper, wears
with chalk ECONOMY is wealth"
Prices of Beef, Pork, Elonr and grain are all
declining in the Northern Markets.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03

n PIECES OF Velvtt, Tapestry, and Brussels Car.
pet-some new and beantiinl patterns which have
neverbeen before received and for sale reduced
prices. ]. O. HARBOUR,
ana No. 143 Main ST.
~ YORK sFYLE-7Vs have received an9ther lot o.
aps in HARPRR SONS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03

Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAILY, Sunday night eNcspted between Rich
i and Washington City via Gordonsve and Alex