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Cbanrfs for Business Alen.

A n opportunity to PURCHASE, in this city, a
n stock Of elected STANDARD and Miscellaneous BOOKS
with GOODWILL from which has been In successful
operation for shout twenty Terms favorable 70
acceptable applicant Address Z. o., Box 900.
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MADAME BERHARD, CHIROPODTST, !

l specially informs all p suffering from C.ps Boz
ions pss in the flesh S that she 'ti continues her
successful a. her office No so Broadway ihh-
least sds) from u untlSp will cal on p.Tscns De-
Der services
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A NNUAL REGATTA of the NEW YORK


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n1rw-YoRK YACHT CLUB-REGATTA for

NETWORK YACHT CLUB-REGATIA Tor
~ I,ss The Annual REGATTA ~tll come Oh co THURS
nay June Entries close on TUESDAY Juoe q Cos
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-, JOSEPHINE cnsitesd Nr the exclusive Use o. ne mem
,hs Ga and th. aides viii leave foJt OF lie Roy e.
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w. y. bLOOOGOOD Secretary.
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NEXT of KIN-JAMES PORTER and ANNE
IN JANE, his wfs Gate JAM Webb spnstsr' aud 3.
WILSON and SARAH his W.T. lste Sarah Webb. splrer,
ferly Moysmensns Phsdslpha Penn rbe above pAtes
win hear .us,hns greatly ths advtase by Appns 70
Aessra PLUMMER, Solicitors, Canterbury Kent England
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
Cooking Food for Farm Stock.

Cooking food for farm Stock is rapid.
ly growing into favor. 1t is not alto
gether q new notion either. But lat
terly, grinding feed has been in vogue,
until the toll taken by the miller has
become so large an item, that our farm
ers. arc disposed to save both the grst
and the toll, by using different kinds
Of apparatus for cooking food. We
incline to the belief, from experience,
and from information derived person
ally from intelligent English agricul-
turists who had experience in this man
ner of preparing food, that, if an eco
nomical boiler can be secured--onc that
will economize fuel, using all the heat
that is generated, thus saving large
per cent. that is lost in the use of
kettles--our farmers will tax them
selves with the labor and time of visit
ing the "grist' mill" A correspondent
says he feeds threc.fifths less grain to
his hogs than when he fed raw grain,
and thinks he saved the price of three
steam boilers in three weeks.-Jourual
Of Agriculture.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
IMPORTANT, ITEM.
One door further SOHslh L! !
REMOVAL AND NEW GOODS |!

ID l.. & N. BERKSHIRE announce to
HI. their friends aud the public. that they
have removed from their old stand opposite
the Courthouse into the adjoining room on
the South, lately occupied by 7 M. Chatham,
Druggist where they have just received,
and are now opening, q large stock of Gro-
ceries, Confectionery, Tobacco, Segars, and
q great variety Of Notions and useful ar,cles
of almostevery description purchased in the
Eost-all which they will sell lew for Cash,
or 10 promp, customers at four months. We
hope that all who may need any thing in our
line will not fail to keep their eye on the
Cheap Grocery" exactly opposite to the
Cour, House. n. l.. & N. BERKSHIRE.
November l6, 1857. 1925
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
How Deep Shall We PlOw.

Who can answer this question? the
first that arises on going into the field
70 cultivate. Shall it be four or twelve
inches deep? or any intermediate guam
tity? 1t would seem, as all plants that
grow make use Of twelve inches or more
Of soil, that it should be stirred to this
depth, if practicable. The best cult
vators l know, adopt this practice
Those who pillow less depth than this
have more regard to ease Of labor than
profits Of crops. am quite we'll as.
surod, that no one can grow fair crop
OF Indian corn, wheat or barley, on
shallow culture. Some are afraid to
start tho hard part or subsoil, through
fear of turning up barren or unpro-
ductivo substance. This is is because
they do not understand their business.
The best way Of guarding against
drought, the chief bugbcar Of New Eng
land culture, is pillow deep and fertilze
literally; taking care to save manure
from evaporation, by intcrmingling or
covering it with soil. lam not unmind-
ful that no general rule can be pre-
scribcd that will be suited to all soils
and to all crops; but still I think there
arc some principles, arc applicable, to
some extent, to all crops. Among
these, believe, complete pulverization
of the soil, and complete intermingling
Of the manure will be found conspiciu-
Gus. have never known any crops to
be prcjudiccd by this being done but
have often known them to suffer for
tho want Of these operations. IF cult
vators would be vigilant in thus apply
ing their energies, they would find their
reward in season Of harvest. | have
personal knowledge Of farm, where
the soil was considered very gravelly
and nnproductive. On this farm, with
in ten years last past, deep blowing,
say from nine TO twelve inches, has
generally been introduced. The con.
sequence has been, crops have been
grown equal to those on the best farms
around. Whether deep blowing was
Che cause or not, ] will leave for others
~ s1y..-.N T., Farmer.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20

promiscuous sexual int crcourse, by self>abusc,
or by sexual excess, with advice for their pre-
vention, written in familiar style, avoiding all
medical techncalitics, and everything that
would offend the ear OF dccency.
Testimony Of the Professor Of Obstetrics in Penn
College, PhHadeiphid.-'sDR.H HUNTERS MED
ICAL MANUAL"--Thc author of this work :,
unlike the ma jority Of these who advertise to
cure the diseases of which it treats, is a grndu-
ate of one Of the best Colleges In the u. States.
1t affords me pleasure to recommend him to the
unfortunate, or to the victim of ma pra ctice, as
successful and experienced practitioner, in
whose honor and integrity they may place the
greatest confidence. JOSEPH LoNosHoRE, ID.
From 4. woodward, NJ. D., Of Penn University,
Phiiddd.-It gives me pleasure to add my testi>
mony to the professional ability Of the Author Of
tho " Medical Manual" Numerous C asses Of Dis
cases OF the Genital Organs, some Of them of
long sta nding, have come under my notice, in
which his skill has been manifest in restoring to
perfect ealth, in some instances where the pas
tent has been considered beyond medical aid.
n the treatment of seminal weakness, or disar r.
rangement ofthe functions produced by Self
abuse, or Excess of yenery, do not know h is
superior in the profession. have been acquain-
ted with the author some thirty years, and deem
it no more than justice to him as we'll as a kind
ness TO the unfortunate victim of early indisc re-
ton, to recommend him one in whose profess
sional skill and integrity they may safely conhdo
themselves. ALFRED WOODWARD, NJ. d.
One copy, securely enveoped, will be forwar.
ded free OF postage. to any part Of the u States,
Tor 25 cents, or copies for $500. IEJ-Addres
COSDEN & CO., Publishers, Box 1877, Philad'a.
u Booksellers, Canvassers and Box Agents
supplied on the most liberal terms.
December %, 1857. ly
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ROGERS 4 FOGIE.

d ESpECTFULLY inro,m their old friends,
hand the public generally, tina, they have re.
sumed business at ...I -.
ya.. IlAGAN'S CORNER,
having bought out the entire stock Of Goods OF
Mr.. Stahl, where they will be glad to see oil
their oldiricnds, and to make hosts Of New ones.
. The stock comprises full assortment of DRY
GOODS, such as Cloths, Cassimeres, rVcstinps !,
Moslins, Drcss.Goods, Hosiery, &C.; BOOTS in
great variety, SHOES ut all prices;
Crockery, Qucensware, Hardware, Hats Caps,
Ready-made Clothing, and a full stock OF Gro
ccries. ..| .r..tg -....... f.r...'. ..F.. #...r
They make no promises beforehand, but will
only say they are determined TO sell to all who
come, If they want to buy.
Call and look at our goods. If they dom,
suit you, don't buy them. We charge nothing
Tor showing them. Our only terms will DO
CASH OR TRADE, oRHo SALE.
May d, 1898. Il. &F.
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" THE FARMERS COLUMN.
LUCK IN FARMING.

There are few words oftcner upon
tho lips Of certain class Of farmers
than luck.
Smith is "lucky dog" because his
corn never rots,his wheat never winter
kill, his sheep never get in his rye,
and his COWS never invade his meadows
or orchards. His crops are better than
his noighbors, his butter brings more
In the market, and even his wife and
children have more contented look
than other people. Everything he
touches thrives. What q lucky man
Smith is
Now, the fact is, luck has nothing to
do with Smiths SUCCESS in life. If
you watch the man, you will find that
every result he reaches is anticipated
and planned for, and comes of his own
wit and work. 1t is the legitimate re-
ward of his labors, and it would have
been bad luck if it had turned out
otherwise. His corn always comes up,
because he always selects the seed him
self, and hangs it up by tho husks in
the garrot, where it is thoroughly dried.
lie does not plant until the sun has
warmed the soil enough to give the
germ an immediate start. His wheat
fields he drains with title, and the water
that used to freeze and thaw on the
surface, and throw tho roots of the
wheat out and kill them, now passes
down into the drains and runs off. His
fields are green and beautiful in the
spring, when his neigbors are russet,
brown and desolatc. His fences are
in good repair, and his animals are not
made breachy by the continual temp
tation of dilapidated walls. His wife
and children arc comfortably clothed
md fed, are not kept in continual
fret and worry by a husband and faith
or, who has no system or energy in his
business. ga time and place for eve
rything," is his motto carefully carried
out. The shoemaker is always called
in when his services are needed, and
none Of his household get wet feet, catch
cold, have the lung fever, and run up
the Doctors bill Of twenty dollars, for
want Of a cents worth of leather at
the right time in the right place.
Smith does not believe in luck. lie
knows that health in the family and
thrift upon the farm depend upon n
thousand little things, that many of
his neighbors arc too lazy or careless
to look after. So while they are at the
tavern or loafing in the village, or run
ming muck in politics, he is looking
after these little things, and laying his
plans for the next year. lie has good
corn even in the poorest year, because
tho soil has the extra manure it needs
TO bring out good long, plump, well
capped ears. He meant to have eighty
bushels to tho acre, and has it, good
measure, and running over. Talk to
him about luck, he will say to you -
otis all nonsense. Bad luck is sim
plya man with his hands in his brooches
pockets, and his pipe in his mouth,
looking on and seeing how it will come
out. Good luck is man Of pluck to
meet difficulties, his sleeves rolled up,
and working to make it come out right.
lie rarely fails. Atleast I never did. "
Smith is right. Attend to your
business, and you will have good luck.
.--American Agriculuist.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
Remedy for Hard Times |

TIME MOST CERTAIN REMEDY for Hard
Il Times is ECONOMY, and the surcst econo-
my is to buy your goods at the RED POST,
where hayo just been received from Baltimore
and Philadelphia,
Black and Fancy Prints;
White and colored Canton Flanucls;
Red Channels, Domestic Ginghams;
Bed Tickings, Dullngs, 1914 Sheeting;
Blcachcd and Brown Muslns, Brass Hoops;
Cotton Bats, Prime Golden Syrup, &C., &C.
IL Call and sec and satisfy yourself that il is
great saving to buy your goods ut the CASH
STORE Of CHADWICK e. NEPUEW.
January 6, 1858.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.


QSQ( A Benevolent Institution, sstaI,isd.S
tSco} by special endowment, for tar yeiisf
o. me SICK and distressed, afflicted With Viruient
and Epidemic Dissases.
Tho Directors of this well known Institution.
IN their annual report upon tho treatment oil
sexual Diseases, for the year ending January 1,
1908. express the highest satisfaction with tho
success which has attended the labors OF the
consulting Surgeon, in the cure Of Spermatorr.
nooa, Seminal Weakness, 1mpotence, Gonorf.
hoea, elect, Syphills, the vice Of Onanisp, or
seihabuso, &c., and order a continuance tho
same plan for tho ensuing year. Tho Consulting
surgeon 10 authorized to give Medical Advice
Gratis to all who apply BY letter, with a dee.
crpuon OF their condition (age, occupation,
habits OF life, &c. and in cases Of o1trome nov
erty, to FURNISH MEDICINE Free of Chnyr,
Some of tho new remedies and methods oftroat.
'nent, discovered during the last year, arc of
great value. ..l0.'.
Anadmiroble Report on Spermatorrbocs. or
Seminal Weakness, the Vice Of Onanism, Mastu,
baton, or solEabusc, and other diseases OF tho
Sexual organs, by tho Consulting Surgeon, will
be sent by mail Tin a sealed letter enyeIopol,
free Of ehdrge on receipt Of two stamps for post
age. Other reports and Tracts, on tho nature
and treatment ofSoiual diseases, dict, &c. are
constantly being published for gratuitous distri.
button, and will be sent to the afflicted.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. C,yopar
n. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Asso.
ciauon, No.2 south Ninth street, philad'a., Ia.
by order Of tho Directors.
EZRA d. HRARTWELL, Prcsid<nt.
"fo' Fhihtnnn, SferffrtV. tVeh. ~, 80.
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THAT CHARMING TEMPLE
... OF FANCY.

Of FANNY,
Groans under the weight of precious Jewels.
The brilliant polish and sparkling lustre
Mark the purity Of the Goods
WE have just received an assortment of
magnificent Jewclry, plain Gold Jewelry, the
brilliancy and artistic skill in design comma nds
the admiration of all
Cameo Jewelry-m sets.
This beautiful Jcwelry, held in such high
estimation by the elite and fashionable, we have
good assortment.
Gold Stone JeweIry, dcservcdly termed the
Crown Jewels; our styles universally admired.
Mosaic Jewelry-needs no eulogy;-its bril-.
nancy, purity, and excellence, and most chustc
design, besPeak an entrance to the most refined
circles.
Mourning Jewelry.-You who are dressed
in the habilimcnts of mourning your toilet is
incomplete without a suit Of our meek and mod
est mourning Jewels.
We have also just received rich assortment
Of Coin Jetceiry, for Gcntlenen's wear, viz:
Shirt sets a nd sleeve buttons, coin purity-a
few sparkling Brilliant & III issve finger Rings,
Gold Pens and Pencils, Watch Seals, Keys and
Rings, Charms, sc. &c. In short we have quite
variety Of rich and fancy Goods, Silver s. pla-
ted Spectacles, Thimbles. Watch Guards, &C.
Our Book and Drug Department.
Within the last ten days, large additions have
been made to our stock.
800 quire Blank Books,
GC00 assorted Envelopes.
10 different varieties Of Papers;
10 - brands OF Pens
SCHOOL BOOKS of every variety;
Drugs and Paints, always large stock on
hand. IL We ask all in want Of Goods in
our line to give US call.
FITCH ClIALEANT.
Morgantown, April 80, 1858. If
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
Hollovay's Pills are the lest Remedy
knoacn IN tie world far tie foHo,o-

ing Diseases:
Asthma Diarrh9a Indigestion Stone & Gravel
Bowel com propsy Influenza Secondary sym
plants Debility inflammation ptoms
Coughs Fev.&Ague Inward we Yenereal af.
Colds Female com akness fections
Chest Dis plants Liver COM Worms Of all
cases Headaches plants kinds
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Piles Lowness Of spirits
Uy- CAUTI0K.--Nones are genuine unless
the words Z" Holloway, New- York and London !"
are discernibe as a uater-mdrk in every leaf Of
the book Of directions around each pot or box ;
the same may be plainly seen by holding the
leaf to The light. A handsome reward will DO
given to any one rendering such information as
may lead to tho detection OF any party or par.
ties countorfeitng tho medicines or vending the
same, knowing them to be spurious.
%s* Sold at tho Mandatory Of Professor
HOLLOWAY, so Maiden Lane, New York, and
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med
icine throughout the United States and tho civil
lied world, in pots at 90 cents, 62>5 cents,
and s each
ID There is a considerable saving by taking
tho larger sizes. .
N. B.--Directons for the guidance OF patients
in every disorder are affixed to each pot
June 20, 1857. eow-lyl
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
DIR. WAJ,TON's
.G.YYEREG.F.V PILLS.!
JOY TO THE IVORLDl
YOUNG AMERICA VICTORIOUS.

One small box ofPlls cures ninety-nino cases
oat Of a hundred. No Balsam, no Mercury, no
odoI on the breath, no fear Of detection. Two
small pills a dose tastclcss and harmless
water. Full directions arc given, so that the
patient can cure himself as certain as with the
advice of the most experienced surgeon, and
much better than with the advice Of ono Of litto
experience in this class Of diseases.
SENT BY MAIL to any part Of the country
by enclosing one dollar to DR.. d. G. WALTos,
No. l64 North Seventh Street, below Race,
Philadelphia. 4 isbe,oi discount TO the vadc.--
None genuine without the uritten signature OF
d. G.. Walton, Proprietor.
Dr.. WIS treatment for Selfabuse, Weakness,
&C., is entirely different from tho usual course.
Or. w. has cured hundreds who have tried 9th.
ors without benefit The roatmontisa as certain
to cure n 3 tho sun 10 TO rise. Enclose n stamp,
and address DR.. w. ms above, giving a full his
tory Of your case, and you will bless tho day
you made tho effort TO secure what is certain
n radical cure. Fob. 8, l85S-ly.l
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
LOOK OUT FOR DURBANNA F0uN.
DRY AMI CORN. CRACKERI !

T HAVE just put up pair of Corn.crockers,
Il and am now ready to crack your Corn. Come
on, friends and enemies, would have YOU all TO
know that am ready now to crack your grain
into cob-meal, &C., in fine style, right along.
Now ifyou want It done up right,
And have but little stole,
19f just bring along some first rate grain,
VA And will take the toll fIsirrn q, /
,, 1 think not best in setting, out rIfg F,r
The people much to fatter,
Theme come along and try your luck
4 Come see what is the matter.
Then if you don't say all is right,
And to your neghbors brag, f
The next time you may 60 of light,
And also lose the bag!
NJ Then come right along to NIMON's, a,
Durbanna Foundry, and get your grain done up
into Cow-fcsd in short order. We can sell you
a Pump to furnish the water, and big kettle to
mix your feed in. Canyon do better any where
elsef ...... March 6, 1853.
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DIG WINDOW o. K.-LOOK OUT.
ID All Right.

DIG WINDOW O. K.-LOOK OUT.
ID All Right.
Those New Goods from Philadelphia and
Baltimore are now open and ready for eXhi-
btion, and will be sold in competition. as to
cheapness, with any house or firm IN North.
western Virginia, withou, exception. We
invite the community generally, but the
ladies especially, TO call and examine our
stock, consisting Of
Fine Dress Goods. in variety. Man;las;
Swiss Jaconcts, Collars. Laces, edgings
Gloves, Hosiery. Gnghoms, Calico, Mus.
Inns, and every other article generally kept
IN any Dry Goods Store in MoIgantown: only
a Httle more so.
a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS
WEAR
HcaGy-Hsadc Clothing,
Cloths. CassimeTs, Sattinets, Veslngs,
Cotlonodes. Kentucky James, Tweeds
Italian Cloth, Cashmere for BOYS wear.
Shifting. Check, aud Shiriing Tweed. &c
EOnncts--The latest Summer STYLES of
Bonnets, most beautiful, and trimmings for
same.
Flowers, Ribbons, Ruches Sarsenc,ts,
BraIds, Stiff Nets, &c. Come ladies' and see
our Bonnets. IL WI u give us pleasure TO
show our goods ~hethcr you bun or not.
DOAch baulcS Eugene Bodies,
do. Busue Skirts; Embroidered
Bustle Skirts;
HOOPS and HOOP SKIRTS, &c.
ShOcs--A great variety OF Shoes for
ladies'. Heel Kid Slippers. Laced Fine
Pump Kid Lace; Caters; Kid WcIts: Goa,
do; Chldren's Shoes in abundance, Mems
Shoes and Boots Of all kinds
Carpets md Floor Oil Cloths.
SUMNER HATS for Men and Boys; Child.
rens Jockey Hats. Fancy Baskets.
GROCERIES Of all kinds-Tes. Coffee.
Sugar, Rice, Spice, Ginger, Cinnamon Mace,
Cloves, Nutmegs, Soda, Cream Tartar, etc.
0S~ We call especial attention TO our
large stock Of the Cheapest Tobacco ever
sold in Morgantown.
WHEELING NAILS, LAMP OIL.
White Lead in Oil, Lnseed Oil, Tutpcntine,
@r' husE Mattresses. made Ivy Albert Ten.
naiIt.
All OF which will be sold Cheap for Cash
or approved country produce, or upon a
credit OF SIX mouths TO prompt paying Gus.
toners.
We return our thanks 10 he public for
their liberal patronage heretofore, aud now
offer Il special indncemeni 10 the public. and
ask them TO call and zee Callendne & Nyc,
whore very cheap goods you NAV buy.
June 4. CALLENDiNE & NYH.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
Dr. L0sUthc,.'s Pills.

THESB excellen, FAMILY PILLS, long
h and favorably known 10 the public, &
which possess such wonderful curative pro.
peries, can still be obtained Of the Widow
Of The late Dr.. John G. Lowther, a, her resi-.
dcnce in Clorksbntg. To her only was i'm.
parted the formula for their preparation, &
they can be obtained Of no one bu, her
They will be kept constantly on hand, in
quantities TO meet the demand that may be
made If April Is.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
All Right at the Red Post!

Those New Goods have arrived at last.
We have just received from Baltimore and
Philadelphia
Lancaster and Scotch GInghams;
Prints, Musins, Pins;
Very cheap black Docskn;
Brass Hoops, Black Thread;
Puff Combs, Gents Linen Handkerchief;
Narcotics Collars, &C, &C., &C.
Also
Prime Golden Syrup, Pepper, First rate so
cent Tea Bar Lead &c.
We have also concluded TO run of those ex-
ira cheap Dollar Cassimercs for 81 cents Now
is your opportunity for cheap pants and coats.
Come soon they will not last long.
March % CHADWICK & NEPHEW
We have also on hand n complete assortment
of Garden Seeds, and a prime lot Of Timothy
Seed. C&N
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
WHEELING NAILS, LAMP OIL.


/ have largo stock Of fine Cloths and Cassi.
Il rnorcs adapted TO Summer, Fall and Winter.
Como and sec them; will sell them at auction
prices for cash. WIN. LATER.
June 4, 1858.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20

The Proprietor, in calling tho attention Of tho
public TO this pre- paration, does so with feel.
ing of the utmost confidence in its virtues and
adaptation to the diseases for which II isrecom-
mended.
II is no new and untriod article, but ono that
has stood the test Of ten years. trial before the
American people, and it's reputation and sale is
prominent and well.snown Physicians and indi.
viduals in al parts Of the country is immonso,
and a careful. pcrosal OF the Almanac, published
annually by tho proprietor, and to be had gratis
Of any Of his agents, cannot but satisfy the most
skeptcal that this remedy IL really deserving
tho great celebrity IL has attained.
Principal Office aud Mandatory, No. 4Is
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by Fitch & Cholfant, Morgsntowu,
Va; DR.. Y. Conway, Faitmont.
February u, 1863. .iy.