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EesIxArEs or LOCAL ExpsNDiruRxs.--TLere il
addsd 70 the estimates Of the Secretary of the
Treasury for the year ending June 80, 1860.
ssAssmsst Of the several appropriations, which
nsy be carried 70 the sarpius fund, amoustine to
1l.74o 1910, lpeiudsd 10 tho statement Is $780,.
ooo Tor Fort caihoun, 10 Hampton Roads, sas,7oo
fes Pert Monroe Arsenal and sz7i 1857 Tor the
Norfolk Nsyys Yard. s
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Last EIaHT BUT TWO or THs TARFAMrn
AND GIFTED TRA0EDIsN,
J. w. w A l. Il A q Xxi
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~ THE GIFT Book STORE Is AT No. "a MAIN ST.
WHARF Won may buy

Where you may buy
Book and q Gold Watch for 81 90
Book and Silver Watch for Sl00.
Book and a.Gold Locket for 81 90.
A Pook aud Cameo Set for sl.f0.
Book and q Mosaic Set for Fl 90.
A Book and Gold Pen for SLIGO.
A Book and Gold Chain for $780,
A Book sad a Gold Ring for 81 20.
A Dook and Gents Masonic Pin for SLIGO
A Book and a Gold Thimble for 81 90.
A Book and q Gift Book for 81 90.
Ia
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Sold by nearly every drug and fancy goods dealer
no I2-2aWdkRl2W

81 How IT MIGHT have BEEN DoNE.-The want
OF harmony among the Democracy Of the State has
come very near upsttting that party, and has Ger
tainiy been the occasion Of aBpieasant difficulties
between individuals that have u strong tendency
towards pistols ard coffee. Had these politicians,
before going to Petersburg. procured. al the DIS
PATCH Jon ofritE. few specimens Of the fancy
printing there executed. they wonld have been 60
enrap' nred with the harmonious blending OF colors
and the beautiful arrangement Of the types, that
they could not possibly have exhibited any symp-
toms OF Immature. BY the way. 1t 10 raid that the
most harmonious matches are those which are made
partly through the instrumentality Of tho wedding
csfos printed there.--J. D. HAMMKHsLlY . Co., Pro-
priet0rs Il e F
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NOD LIVER Oils, SC-Wilbor's Cod
& Goa sime's. Baker / Bros. &c Ac: syrup Of the
Hypopbo sphites; ely cerole Of the Hypophosphites
Blair Wyesh's Chemical Food &c, &C.
Fer sale by
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er L1coRIcE.

A. %.
Tur .noyr WELL K vowN PAy,Rfrs BPAsD. ALwAfs
ne an" nv JAMES O. MoANDREW,
de Sly III, ZINE efhsSi' 49,
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LCaT.

T OST-On Tuesday, between Franklin
- and 4th and Main and l4th streets, an EMAN-
CITATION DEED. IL s Of no use to any cGe but
the owner and the finder will confer q great favor
by leaving it at this Office. liberal reward wiil
be given, il required do g-lt%
1--WE DOLLARS REWARD.-Mi.siGg
l. from my Office on Governor street, on Monday
night last morocco bag, in which was one Ma
hogany Operating Case. containing Surgical knives
marked on them: also. a German Silver Specuiu
aud two Uterine Sounds and other instruments not
recollected The finder will receive the above re-
ward by leaving them at the Disp stcl Office.
de S-3t JAS II CONWAY, NJ. d.
THWEETY DOLLARS kEWARD.-Ta-
l. ken from my office, some time since the lst of
October, An ENGIN EkR'S INSrRU lent, (Frau-
st,) Lisde by Knox Shain, of Philadelphia. 1t
has one of the Bubble Glasses broken. | will pay
the above reward for its delivery to me, at the Of
flee of the Richmond and York River Railroad Co ),
no liz Main street.
no 22-ts A T DOUGLAS.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

STEAMER SIGNALLED.
New Yosg, Dec. 8 The City of Baltimore, with
later news from Europe, is signalled.
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IRON 3 A F e For sale, one of Her
rings large IRON SAFES (new,) bought in
New York at $3.50 and will be sold great sacri-
flee Con the Dock.) The owner going North in few
days application must be made Immediately, to
Mr.. s. G. DAWSON, at Mr.. John Hills. opposite
Exchange Hotel do Its
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CAUSA MEAT CUTTERS AND
~ SUFFERS. of the most imrrose ed kind, in
store and for sale by
CHURCH 4 FLEMING,
no Ism Corner Cary and 18th sts
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axu.eaAA. HvxAS-s

- RELIGIOUS Nor10s.---Elder ieAAo
ERRRff will remain In the city. and preach in sycs
more Meeting House. for ~ least four ngnss
The pubIis are earnestly invited to attesd.
dea-IfH
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1t. Mlchaels' Episcopal church ~ Bristol, b. J.,
vi bsvpt On the 5th Inst. Loss, $4,000.
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~ GENUINE Palm Soap, at the Drug
anu 'p''o" John w. GABLICR.
daast Market Place. Franklin street.
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~ Gtomss o. ssB EsS CAnAL--Ths New
xsrkpsael eensajsstossr have extended the time
an(1s alesinx Hbs seatsfs division of r. sKsis
eaad - The 50th Decsmbsr st4. - s.assi T " ]
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NOTICE The undersigned, in With
drawing FROM the concern of BINF0RD. DICKIN-
son WEisIGER, bags to ts,,dsr his personal
thanks to his many freuds and the patrons OF the
late concern, who have 70 sc: erausly besfowe ed
their favors him. He bek leave afo to announce
that he has made an arrangement by which he will
be enabled. upon the st Of January next, to off r
to his old friends and the public generally Increased
facilities, and larger and better assortment of
GOODS than can be found In any lIou,e South in
that line Of business and solicts for the new con-
Germ trial. isfed that be can offer Inducements
which cannot fail I, please
Full particulars hereafter.
POWHATAN WEJSJGEp
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1--WE DOLLARS REWARD.-Mi.siog
nIsSOLUTION.-- ca-psrtnership

nIsSOLUTION.-- co-psrtnership
~ heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the firm and style of BlNF0RD, DICKfN-
SON 4 WEISIGER, is this day dissolved by the
withdrawal of 2 BINFORD and POWHATAN
WElSlG Err, who have sold their entire interest in
said concern to ROBT l. DfCKINSvN. who has and
hereby assumes all the liabilities of said concern
All persons having claims against the said con
eern, will present them to ROBT L DICKINSON
for payment: and all thoss indebted to the said
concero. viii make payment to the said Robert
Dickinson, who alone il su; horZed to the name
Of said concern in liquidatiog and sett,ng the bu-
siuess Of the said concern.
Signed, + 2 BINFORD
ROBr l. DICKINSON
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- pnorsnrIox BulLpIaa FuNp 90.

~. PRorxoTioE BUiLDIaG FUND 20.
Those who were not present At the last meet,ng o.
the Com nany are infor led that the terms iof
mn IT. .rs at once were definitely srran9ed anc
IL now becomes obligatory every sharsn9asr t !.
ray ut ihe next regular meeting 70 pe Nh o1 Co. M
0th inst nj the nal hour, at the rooms q
pany his proportion OF this sum agreed upon III,
failure OF any party to arrange his paymenr van
ieopard;ze the contamination OF the agreement
~ o3, 1'o BURR, Secretary.
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To EDITOR OF EVANGELIST My age is Sixty. One
year ago. my hair was very grey, and mad gradual
~ fallen until it lad become thin. l commenced
using Mrs. s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer and
also the Zylobassmum now my hair is RESTORED To
ITS ORIGINAL COLOR md ceased to fall"
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE HALL.
BoNEAU's CELEBRATED MOVING MIRROR OF
AUSTRALIA

C e LESTI AL PRE-.
VIII OPEN AT TIE SPLENDID NEW HALL
OF THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE on
m NDAH MONT. Deer. 13th,
For short time only. This magnificent work Of
art, has been exhibited in Baltimore and VS. shing.
ton. TOT stTeen tceeks, 10 creswiod and fashionable
houses. The Mirrer covers I SEsT f-vNB THUu'
SAND FEET or CANVASS, and contains TWEEN
TYfiVE HUNDRED LIsk SIZE FIGURES, gis.
ing correct and truthful representation OF the
times. Cereme mics. Manufactures. &c. &C. Of the
Austra an aud the Chinese. These troddrfal Pint
iRgs are acknowledged By the IrsSs and iNttie. -
the most magHi feent tcork If art sThtbtsl In
this country The Mirror Is accompanied with en-
mi resting descrtptirs Lecturer.
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DIARIES, DAILY JOURNALS AND
~ MEMORANDUM BOOKS FOR ls5a-All sizes
and sty les, from To days page. Every varie.
y OF Blank Books. fancy and stapie Stationery
Paper. &c for business Professional or private use
Orders respectfully solicited! M0KRIs.
de9-3t Bookseller.
ISSQ-BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
iOOC required for the New Year, can be had al
the lowest price. We make TO pattern, any style of
book required. also execute any ftyfe of work. All
orders receive cur personal attention.
de 9-3t A.MORRIS Book seller
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sa MOTTO .-Having purchased
E@s3 the entire interest of Rnfcrd and Pow
Ahatan Wissiaer. in the firm of Binford
Dickinson WieSiger, shall continue the business
In all its branches at the old stand. 10 the of
noBERT j. DICKINSON.
Thankful. for the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon The old firm hope by strict and prompt at
tention TO business and keeping a well selected
stock TO mer a continuance OF the SANG:
GEORGE W DUESBEkRY, who has been with
the old firm for three years, remains with me-
where usual he will be glad to ,erve his friends
[ have also procured the services of JOSEPH B
STEGAL, so well known who respectfully solicits
q cali from~his friends
Ry- All orders strictly and promptly attended to-
ROBERT L D1CAlNsON. Halter.
No - Main
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xGy- CLOAK ATD MANTLE DEPoT.--
Ccaks Of the richest styles in silk velveta, Beaver
ClJths, fine broad Cliths for Ladies', Misses and
Children Also the best assortment of Crochet
Fringes in this city from 50 90 to $40 per Yard dress
Fripges in all colors, ard the finest quality French
fnl III, ed Dresses Fancy goods of all kinds selling
at prices to defy competition at the Cloak and
Mantle Depot, 60, Main street. ,,,,y,r,
de 6-lw ELEhlEb.
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~ ePscrAL NoTIcE.-The attention
OF the public Ii requested 10 my sale Ct SPLENDID
FuHNfTUhE at the residence 81 4. boiling, ffq.
on 9Th. near Main street. HIS pAYMn y Gees t
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~ RICHMOND THEATRE.

LAST MUM UUT Nv
OF the engagement of the gifted Trag 2dian,
Mr. j WALLACK.
win appear this evening 10 his celebrated char
acter of
KING JAMES OF SCOTLAND,
In tho PRESERVATION of which he stands
ALONE AND UNRIVALLED
KING OF THE COMMONS. TONIGHT.
JW WALLACK AS KING JAMES.
KING OF THE COMMONS. TONIGHT.
j W wAILACK Az THE PEOPLES KING.
KING OF ME COMMONS, TONIGHT.
sFCtsE YOUR SEATS EARLY.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERH AM

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND
PLANTERS-The most valuable manure now iu
the market Il Mitchell CroasdAle's IN IMPROVED
AMMONIATED BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE or
LIME. 1t not only stimulates the growing crop,
but permanently enriches she land. II 10 prepared
snsirey x ourselves under the dircction Of Que Q.
tue srst chemists IN the country, and 70 wrrrsuted
to be seen By the intelligent farmer 70 convince him
OF It's intrinsic value ~ permanent Fertilizer.
For sale tn large or small euantitjes. by ROBIN
son k0hERrS. corner 18th and Cary streets
Richmond, Vs. and By most OF the principal dealers
hrcugh the country. 90 22-cwsm
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AZ BBLS of the celebrated "Pure Rye"
~ Whiskey. warranted TO be not less tx An ten
years DID, and not to be surpassed by any Whiske Y
in ne country and in all taken back If it does
not give entire satisfaction. For sale by
de WINSTON POWERS.
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1000 BAGS Frost & CromwelPs and
AOt'O BirdsalPs Blckwheat. in store and to
arrive for sale bv W3T WALLACE S0NR.
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~ CREss SILKS AT AND BELOW CosT.
r., close orr present stock of FANCY DRESS
silks we have determined TO offer the above in
dncement Buyers can feel confident Of ba gains,
as we have determined to sell them
SWORDS h THAW,
dc s-st lis Broad st.
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(hUeHkIk6 Of all kinds, heavy stocke.
with best selections. Constantly on hand. by
ses WINSTON P0WEhe.
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AaausnnG ar ia.
'THEATRE

THEATRE.
LAST EIaHT BUT TWO or rHs yARFAMrn
AND GIFTED TRAGEDIAN,
j. w. w a L Il A q Ks
THURSDAY EvEN'G, DECO.
Will be performed thscelsbratsd Play Of tho
KING OF THE COMMONS.
Kiny James v....--........-. Hr W. WALLACE.
Wills 70 Hornripe. Mis. Kate penncvsr
SUDDEN THOUGHTS.
an Third ANNUAL BALL
IN OLD DOMINIoN DEBATING 50.
The Managers Of the above named Bali beg l,av.
to announce that their THIRD ANNUAL BALL
TUESDAY ErEyIYG December IA, 1858,
CORINTHIAN HALL.
The Committee have s,arsd neither pains nor or.
pense to make this the Grand Pail of tte season
Dollingers Co'illon Band has been engaged for
supper furnished by an experienced Caterer.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR,
To be had Of any of the members or Of the following
CHAs MITrFLDOFFER. Chm,
kIM0N R0SENPErs
WIN LARENsTEtR,
JAS ID ANGLE,
de- JULIUS STaAUS.
| CTRAKOSCH'S GRAND CONCERT
~ COMPANY IN CHARLOTTESVILLE.
------------------------
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NEW AND ATTRACTIVE JUVENILES
~ THE Beautiful Home and other Letters to
Child BY the anthor Of Ministering Children
THE Childs own Picture and Verse Book by A
Grandfather. with 100 Illustrations
FAvORlrE Fairy Tales. for little folks with seven.
ty illustrations.
A Christmas Tree for Children, containing Luthers
Christmas Tree and Jesus in the Temple
NIGHT Caps. By the author of Aunt Fanny Christ
mas Stories
GOLD ard silver, by A VIII, with illustrations
TOWN and Country, and the Voices in the shells, by
Richard Henry. standard. with illustrations
kali kugler, or The Fortunes of Founding.
WALTER Seyton, a sfery Of Rural Life in virgini =
ILLUMINATED Household Stories for little felix's
Received and Tor saleby A MORRIS.
de s-3t No 81 Main street.
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DLANkETS.-20b bales White and Gray
- Negro Blankets Of all grades. landing and for
sale by KENT. PAINE h co,
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FRESH IOCOANUTs. - 5000 fresh
l. Cocoanuts will be offered for sale commission.
to arrive at SO per hundred Vessel rrported below
de ANDRkW ANT0NI.
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NOUGHS, COUGHS Relief from
ACou gh in ten minutes. Psctoral Ct ugh Candy. Of
uoarhound and Liyerw rt, 9 certain and please mt
and Iungs-particularly adapted fur children
For sale by MEADE& BAKER, Druggists.
And GEORGE DOWDEN, Druggist,
das IT'S Broad st.
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aiFsctionats; as a friend, true and warm hear
ted; as a neighbor, gentle, courteous and obli-
ging. Her loss will be severely ielt by all who
knew her-6r truly. to know her was to love
her-but to none was her loss so manifest as to
her children, who survive her, 10 whom she was
attached with all the deep devotion Oia moth
er,s love; Yet to them is leit the reflection that
she exchanged this world With all its trials, for
an eternity Of bliss beyond the grave; thus YER
flying the text-'Blessed are they who die in
the Lord for their end is peace
In Westchester. Tuscarawas county, Ohio,
on the 2lst inst, Mrs MARTHA, consOrt ofJohn
Tyler and youngest daughter Of William Flem-
ing, Of that place.
The deceased fell victim to that deceptive
disease-co She had been linger-
ing for the past two years, yet she bore her al
fictions with christian fortitude Her funeral
was attended on last Monday by large con-
course of relatives and friends After funeral
discourse by Rev. McAbee, Of the NJ. E. Church,
(or which she had been consistent member
for number Of ycars,) her remains were de-
posted in the silent tomb to await the resurrec
ton morn. D.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

- Benevolent Institution es-
ASS1GDs tablishcd by specal endow-
ment Tor the reliefof the sick and distressed, at
ficted with Virulentand Epicemic diseases.
The Directors Of this well-known Institution, in
their Annual Report upon the treatment of Sexula
Disc ases for the year ending January ls 1858 ex-
press the highest satisfaction with the which
has attended the labois of the Consulting Surgeon
IN the care of SpernatorhoGa, Seminal Weakness
Impotence, GonorrhDa, Gleet, Syphilis, the vice of
Onanism, or Seli-abuso, &c. and order a con,inU
uance of the same plan, for the ensuing year The
Consulting Surgeon is authorised to give MEDi-
CAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who apply by let
tel, with a description tage. occupation, habits of
lie, sc J and in OF extreme poverty, to fur
nj h Medicine FREE OF CHARGE. Some of the
new remedies and methods of treatment, discover
cd during the past yeor, are of great value.
Au admirable report on Spei matOrrh@a, or Semi
nal Weaknesst the Vice OF Onanism, Masturbaton
or Sci.ab lse, and other diseases OF the Sexua or
gans by the coe sulting Surgeon, will be sont by
mail lin a sealed letter envelope) + L E Of
CHARGE, on receipt of two stamps for postage
Other Reports and Tracts on the nature and treat
men, cf Sexual diseases, Diet &c, are constantly
qeing published for grautous disribuIion and will
b. sent to the afflicted.
Address, for Report or treatment, Dr. GEORGE
Il. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Asso-
cation, No. 2, South Ninth street, Philadelphia
Pa. Ay order of the Directors,
CiEo FAIRcmLD SeC'y.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
oh ly
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Fits! Fits!l FitF!!!
DR.. HANCE'S VEG ETAB.E E EXTRACT
EP ILEPTIC ILLS,

For the Cure Of Fits, Sp0sms, Cramps and all
Nervous and C0nStituti0ndI DiseaseS
DEKSONS who are luborng under this distress.
i lnq rrplady will find DIR. HANCE'S VEGE.
Table rplI.fC flC PILLS to be- the only rene
edy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy or Falling
Fits.
These Pills possess specific acticn on the ner
vous system;sand, although they prepared espe.
chilly tor the purpose OF curing Fits, they are also
ooIespocial benefit for all persons afflicted with
nerves, or whose nervous system has been
prostrated or shattered from any cause whaever.--
In Chronic compalnts or diseases of long standing
superinduced by nervousness, they are exceedingly
beneficial.
Price So refbox, or two boxes for S.. Persons
ont of the city, enclosing remttnnce, will Il ave
the pills sent them through the mail free of postage
For sae by SETH $. HANCE, No. los BALTl.
ORE SIR EEI'. Baltimore, Nd, to whom orders
frcm all parts OF the Union must tie addressed. pos
paid tma25, 57.lyl
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@a Columbus Nursery g.
sT For the Spring Or'5s. VIZ

A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT
n and ornamental trees, Shrubs. Vines, etc. in
eluding.
Apple Trees, e years grated = very thrifty, and
Of he best varieties for Central and Southern Ohio
Pear Trees, beth standard and dwarf, the latter
on Angers ounce stocks very thrifty and handsome.
Cherry Trees, adapted to the climate ofthe South
west, mostly on Mahsleb stocks, and branching
low.
Peach Trees. of the best age and size, fine
healthy roots, and OF the choicest kinds,
Plums, Ounces, Apricots, Neetarines Almonds,
Grapes, Curranis GoOseberries. Rasberries, Straw
berries, Rhubarb and Asparagus Roots, Usage Or
ange Plants, lior hedge,) etc
Also, Evergreeus of various Kinds, Roses. and
Ornamental Shrubs and Flowers, in great ysrtety,
| and at low prices
9d-Send for Descriptive lozue, and order
directly hom head quarters, ,f'ata Agents are EN-
ployed to sell trees for u.s. Articles will be packed
securely, aud forwarded any points on the Rail
roads, as directed, trwenty varieties Of choice
Flower Seeds sent BY mail, postage free, for 81
address. NJ B. BATEhAM & CO,
fcbll73m Columbus, o.
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The Bowels and their Functions.

As perfect health is the greatest blessing that
we con enjoy, without which all other blessings
are of little consequence, we deemit OF great i'm
porance TO point out tho way for you to enjoy it--
The bowels must be kept in state by which they
are enabled to carry off the useless matter they are
the nam channel which nature has appointed TO
carry everything that's unnecessary And it i'm
possible 10 tell what large amount OF sickness
has been caused by costipation or costiveness;
in other words, by not keeping the bowels regu-
lar: il is the main road TO all diseases it is the
cause of unnatural irritation to the mocous, or IL
ming membranes Of the bowels Having lost their
natural strength they cannot object TO what's requi
red of them. Hence the bowels become intlamed
and unless You find speedy relief, a thousand 9th.
er complaints are over ready to drag you through
q miserable and wretched lite Such medicines
must be given as will cleanse the stomach and bow
els, and restore their natural strength To accom-
plish this there is no compound valuable as these
Pills. a other medicines sink into utter insignif.
cnnce when compared to them; it seems ae though
the Author of Nature had designed them Tor this
as well as other complaints. From two to five Pills
u day will increase strength and appe lite, and
cleuse the stomach and intesr es from whatever is
injurious
DR.. Morses Indian Root Pills are sold by all dea.
lers in Medicines. I'm
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Mcdowell Il Co,
Wholesaleand Retail Booksellers.
stationers, Paper Dealers, ana
Blank Book Manufacturers,

-STEUBENVILLE, ONO,
[EEP always on hand large assortment
IN School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books;
Plain and Ruled Cap md Letter Papers; Printing
and Wrapping Papers ofal Sizes Note Papers, I'm
velopes, Steel Pens, anG all kinds OfStationery
chants. School Committees, Teaciors and others At
low prces.
Having Sindery connected with our establish
ment, We are prepared to make all kinds OF Blanks
for Railroads, Insurance Companies, County Officers
Banks, Merchants, &c. Printed work bound to OF.
der, as use the best quality fatock, and employ
the best wortmen. Ourwork will compar aiaydra
bly, with that of any other Bndcry in the State
Blanks oil ull kinds Pagcd to order
The highest market price paid tor Rags and raa
ner's Scraps. MCDOWELL Il co.
Steubenviile, March I, 1855.