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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

DEAD WHAT SS1AskSpEARE SANS:
III GOOD PICTUkESJ
.'If w.ll done when lis done:
Th,n it were wti it were done quickly "-Ma,speaye
SO II y"n wish 1t rH lone IN a superior
Iou'.i fad qacaiy done, and 1eR done by TANNER.
n. s. TANNER co,
Main Street, ) doyrs t,ridgc Street
l., ncbbuig, Va.
La lies aai Gcntlem.en cordially invited 10 FOR
TRAIT GALLERY, containing specimens ct Pilot gtaphs
Ambniyp,s Ai-laiu"iyp,s. sc,
Also lie eaniI'. Ia ENr LEATHER PICTURE, which
il cnivrlieul f'r son,lns by mniI
Pictures Kinds e" weather and cnetns Il in beau
iiiu ca.rs the very low prices from 50
b'luiiiu OF Cas,s Gold ,ckcts Me-
,lalionS, oehet Bsoisps, Keys seals, ae in
variety jisi renewed
y s!ltlty OF The ID ST VI stcrial III the
i,.,.'l at ,,ral I,,.fl ,-.A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17

MISCELLANEOUS.

HoRsY TBIEyYs ~ KAssAs-Tho Le.rea~o-k
Times states that the Territory is infested With organ
lied bands Of bore thieves and Gu, thros; who have
their Headquarters IN remote ard obscure portions OF
the Territory, while their spies and sgects are sent
into every community. The 7'.ncs sdds:
The operations Of these bands based upon the
information Of epies and SCENTS, Who are purposey
cent 10 every community. All tie booty secured or
the profits derived from lie disposition, with percent
age deducted 10 behalf Of the rogues VINO secure II,
put into general fund and used Ia advance the ems
Of villsiny a It'll larger scale The absence OF sny
thoroughly org sniIed Government or police system oi
teegrsphs or railroads, epsb~s tbeee scoundreis 70
play their game boldly with but hide rss. r1r lvuS
year, the citizens Of the Territory have been subjected
10 systematic osses and despolaons. i, aas become
80 at length that man lie unsafe in leaving his house
for moment. TIE thieves are ever on the alert,
resdy to seize every opportunity. Once mo9a,ei ana
on the prries pursuit alost useless, ard capture
next 70 impossible.
During The isst wear hundreds of horses have thus
been stolen and never heard oi. gentleman bitches
his horse, pays short vsit, ard comes out 70 nad
his animal gone. farmer steps into store 20 make
some purchaser and when be comes out bis horse has
disappeared. Houses have been broken open citizens
waylaid money and goods stolen, farm and isrm-
houses pundered ard yet there were neither pfoseeu
tons nor convictions The law seemed entirely made
quate to answer the ends Of justice. Goaded by their
losses and such reflections, large numbers OF proni-
ne ut and intelligent citzens have joined an organLa-
hop which has grown terrioie 10 power oua oovly IN
it, judgments There is no need to partcularze what
has occurred. Though cogniZant, in the man. oil what
has been dore We have deere 10 make pabhc
what few unacq ainted with all the crcu instances,
would justify and what perhaps would crate upoo the
public mind.
PREsBYrERIAN Sr,TIsTICs.-The following statistics
of the las. ecclesiastical year presented IN the
minutes of the New School Presby;eri General As-
sembly. comparison with the preceding year shows
that there has been net gain of 10 presbyteres, Al
25 candidates. I09 ministers, los churches,
and 20 295 Communicates. The increase in consribu'
tons for the Boards is $50 $50, while the total increase
of contribution exceeds thoee OF 1853 by S3l2,6
The number of communicates received on eAamna-
ton Is greater than in any previous year. except 1892
when, as the results Of the extensive revvsls, the
number was a. l6O In 1888 the accessiOns reported
were q 54o The nun Der reported for 1859 2390.
For 1853 there 20 49, the number in that ard the
present year being largely increased by The revival
The following will show the comparative statistics
of A.. Ma and Old School:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17
S42Oli50
To,.l. els. css go SIC, 81, 700

Thi. table shows an Increase ia the total VALUATION,
over last year, of g. e3 100, sioO per cent The
increase of real esta,e is g. 5l4 100, or lO0 per
cent of personal estate 600 or3 Sloo per cent;
TIE ircrrsse in the DUN Der Of polls il 7S or 70 100
per cent. The psi tax this year Is SOshe old rae.
Las. year. il vii be remembered it was raised under
decision II tie Supreme Judicial Court to e 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17


Fifteen years ago, Mr.. Ersstus Corning commenced
bis career as Hereford breeder, by the purchase OF
about twenty animals from Mr. Sothsm, and entered
into sn Arrangement with him to suPerir.end and
manage the herd. This connection continued Cor two
OF three wears when the direction Of affairs coz.
hdea to Mr. Corpings SOD, Erastus, who has since
coptinued in charge of the herd. At various times,
importatiors have been made OF nine cows in calf and
TWO bulls, ore OF which latter, Cardinal JIisemas,
was bred by the Rev. Mr. Snithies Of Lecm.nsier,
Herts.
Dir. Cornirgs farm, comprising 500 acres, lie. on
tie banks Of the Hudscp three niles below the City
Of Albany. Like all the land in tbs vicinity bis
farm Is mainly billy; the soil Of fsir quality.
There are Is acres of pasture, 40 m-adc~s,
II ccrn, 81 oats, and the balance il roots,
woods, orchards, &c. In Amos, ssy direction within
three miles OF the city, land IS worth, on 81 average.
SlO0 per sere-the price decreasing e the farm -
more ard more removed from market. Ar. Corning
has had much difficulty from the washing Of lis side
bills, but thinks he hs. found efectul remedy in
tildraipsee. Seventy sores Of tile hsve been laid'
OF az average ~ feet deep, and usually II or IS yards
apart. We were shown adjoining lo,s-one thorough
drained, the other no.-bo.h laid down 70 pasture.
On Gee the sod vsx smooth, even, and unbroksB tAe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17
CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF CATTA-


OhRAuGUs-ENOS II SOUTHWiCK, Znes Howe and
Mstlds T. Howe Executors of the last VIII Of Chester Howe
dr--as.d sg.i-a JOSEPH SKINNER Susan Skinner, The
Pr,sdet Directors Company Of the ChAutauq9e County
Bsph Hiram Hsith Isaac CCofoOt Wsen Glet Charles O.
HoIl and John MONTGOMERY for Relief TO ths
above AIMED Defendants; You bsreby summoned 70
sDsxeI Plaintiffs which
6s D The Office II County ths 6E day Of
1883 and copy of answer on the sob
s~b~r at Randolph y twenty days after the service
GpInrpons exclusive Of the Of ard au
said complaint hereby bequired the Plaintiffs WI
Apply for the relief demanded IN the complaint
Nh lsw6xW ALEX. SHELDON, Plaintiff Attorny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17
Cattaraugus Coun

COUhI-OdLtdIdUEUs
~ Stanley Martin oct George Chember.n EDos BROOKS
Lucy Howard, administrative Of Horato
Edson deceased James T. Howard Betsey Edson Ezaeeth
Ksmsn Fdeis Chase Anthony Chase Lucy s,one George b.
son. Nevns Brown Samuel A. Brown Nathaniel Edson Jr
Lapder Borden Evelyn Borden Lawrence BoTden nez Dor
den E Bord Leand'r Edison, Edward Edison Joanna Edsn
Fdelia Es son Nathaniel Edison. and Josiah kitsmau
To the above DEFENDANTS: You hereby summoned TO
answer the complaint Of Stanley Martin plaintiff which was
Sled o the Clerk Of Caarangus County, New
York June 1852 and % copy OF your on TIE
s,borbe Hnsdse Cataraurus County New York. within
twenty the service Of this exclusive OF the
service the plaintiff will apply TO the Court for the
su sIsw6wW sTORRs, Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17

VALUATION OF BosToS.-The annual task Of our
City Assessors is DONE ard give the result below
The table shows the value Of the real estate and per-
soral estate and the number of polls for each Ward.
Tie rate of taxaton il 81 70on O0O last year !. was
only s. co.. in iSi7, 80 80. The rate OF taxation TINS
year accordingly i the heaviest ever known in this
ci,y that Of 1851 having been more onerous than in
AIy Dtevicus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17

vERxoyT UsHyBsIrr LiBRAEY.-we learn from
The Burlington Times that the Corporation Of the
University Of Vermont, al their late meeting, d-c,ed
TO have the erection Of fre-proof library baAibg
begun without delay. Probably the work viii be
started about the irst Of September, with the i0tss-
ton to have the building inclossd before Winter. It
will be placed On the brow Of tue bill, sad north Of
the present buildrgs the exact spot ost being Jet
fully determined upon. The Library building Is also
10 contain rooms fortbe Museum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17

In the foregoing statistics of the New School are n-
cluded the synods OF Virginia ard Missouri, which,
however do not properly belong to the New school
General Assembly. It will be observed that, while IN
the Old School BODY the number of churches exceeds
that Of the ministers by 9lO in the New School the
ministers outrumber the churches by three Their
candidates are also proporionaly much more numerous
than those Of the Old School that, unless they en-
gage more extensively in missionary work, there Is
prospect that they will have more ministers than
they dispose of. -
Adding together the statistics Of both New and Old
a, 4 Il H.. !, A L. atrlf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17

From TIE Conr OF AFRIcs.-By the arrival Of
tie brig Marshal Ney, from St Paul, west coast Of
Afncs, we have received advices to June q. Bus'-
ress wy very dull on the coast, and psln-al very
high arc tcaroe. s N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17
NJ Y. SUPREME COURT.-City and County
lNs Of EswYork.-THOMAs j. RICE asssnst JOHN GRIT

Z
TI7H WILLIAM ROBERTS and GEORGE KiLLiOS.-
utnp demand Con. no. served
To defendants above named You hereby slnmonsd and
y-quired the psin In t5 sctn which .l be
kd In the Office the Cerk City and County Of New
York. City Hal in the City q NewYorh, snd 20 serve
the said complaint the oscrb-rs 81
befr Cfo< No III Broadway in the City Of NewYorr within
swsny after the Of this on yon, esclnye
OF dsy such s~vi and fail 10 shsEer the ,d
plaip within the time Aforesaid The psntf IN ms scon
yin JUDGMENT anst for The Ct one hundred and
thry-ops &C. laYs from March s. S59 be-
40 dated New York March ~ 1889
BARNEY BUTLER 4 PARSONS, Plaintiff Att0rneya
The complaint in the above entitled action was sled IN the
Cerk Of City and County Of New York ae-
ssid b. 9th day Of August, 1870.
BARNEY BUTLER PARSONS, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
aalO lsvfyW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17
Nem:llork DAILY Gribm,rs
AGRICULTURAL.
HEREEORDS.

LORD BERWICK 8 HERD-ARE HEREFORDS ADAPT
RID TO OUR COUNTRY IMPORTANCE OF HERD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17
feaal Notices.


NOTICE IL hereby gwen OF the spphcahon d
IN JOSE NJ PIE nsoyspt debtor. r Bis discharge nom
nri,onuept pons prOvnps Of the Revived S.Ses
ouce<ips Voluntary asnments by an nsoiyei r ,be
cse Of from Imprisonment aOd that
Ssr AZ sptrd by Supreme the lh day n JAY
% rsurnable the 9th day Of ssptsTee next al 10 oes
s fcr.noon OF osy City Hall in the City Of New
York Of said Jose NJ Pie show
tb~y lad why The ard oeu should not be discharged accord
s prayer Of his petition which said order add p-rn
vss with the Clerk Of said Court the lh day Jy 1890
JOSE M PIE, Insolveut-
ADDISON SANFORD, Attorney for InSolvsnt,
txlslswl0vW No 9i2 Broadway, New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

TuE ToMATo AS FooD.-Dr. Bennett, pro-
fessor of some celebrity, considers the tomato
an invaluable article Of diet, and ascribcs to it
very important medical properties:
LIST. That tho tomato is one Of the most pow.
erful aperients of the liver and other organs;
where calomel is indicated, it is probably one
of the most effective and least harmful remedial
agents known to the profession. I'd. That a
chemical extract will be obtained from it that
will supercede the use Of calomcl in the cure Of
disease. Sd. That he has successfully treated
dinrrh9a with this article alone. 4th. That
when used as an article of diet it is almost SOW
creign for dyspepsia and indigestion. 5th. That
it should be constantly used for daily food;
either cooked, raw, or in any form of catsup, it
! is the most healthy article now in use.
If the first clause of this statement is correct,
that the tomato is zone OF the most powerful
aPerients," Sc, it is evident that, as an article
Of diet. it must be wholly useless, and even
delcteriouS Indeed, the barney which for
twenty-fi five years has been written and printed
about this escniemt ought by this time TO have
passed into oblivion, along with the exploded
doctrines of remedial virtues possessed by the
caTcaSScs of living spiders, bugs, reaches. and
tieas, which some generations since were so rife
AS q dlctetlc the tomato has little value, being
more than nine tenths water and almost deSti-
tutr of nutritive clements Its medicinal vir
tues consist in the acid it contains, which probn
bly, acts beneiiciay on the system III hot wealth
Ell; though in those respects it is greatly inferi
OF to the apple and other fruits, while its close
relationship TO the nightShade and other poison
Gus herbs must give it always suspicious char.
acter. Its merits, whatsoever they be, have
| been oTerrated; and SO far from being particu-
LARRY healthful as an article of food, it is of ttl
value, either for the nOurishment it gives or th
healthfnl condition Of the body it is said to in
duce.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

An ExcE,LENr OPpoRruxIrY-- Does any
young lady widow wish to marty into fam.
lily of the first responsibility? is any
valuable corncr-!otS We lind the following in
tha advertising columns of the New York Her.
"A young gentleman, member of one of the
best families of Virginia and South Carolina, of
and postom but t @ in c
cumstanccs (being only worth abont $Io,0OOO
would be pleased to correspond, with view to
natrimony, with a young lady or widow whose
means are sufficiently ample to all him in
achieving the purpose his ambition prompts
She must be ora good family, well educated,
intelligent, and above all, candid aud sincere
Communications addressed to Randolph, AIadi-
son square Post Office, for two days, will be Sa-
credly preserved and faithfully answered. The
best references, both in this city and csew here,
will be ch"crfully furnished TO AN approved cor
respondent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08
wheeling DfstrIct Camp VI getting.

a meeting Of the Committees of Arrange.
ments from the several charges in the district,
was held on the Camp Ground August 4th.-
The various committees required for the pro-
per arrangement and management Of the APP
proaching Camp Meeting were appointed The
committee having the supervision OF tenting
and preparing the ground was composed of
WIN. W. Riggs, Alfred Tomlinson, John S.
Riggs, VIM. T. Price and Mr.. Dunn. Persons
desiring to tent on the ground, and who have
not previously applied for permission. will find
the committee at the encampment OH the 1lth
inst, at o'clock, A. n.
But two boarding tents will be allowed during
the meeting. All huckStering will be strictly
prohibited on the encampment and adjoining
lots, by consent of parties owning the lands.
BY order of the meeting.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

A FRIEND thinks that we would be doing a
service to the readers of the Intelligencer by
making known to them a plan he has for get
ting rid of mosquitoes at night, aud, at the same
time not having the heat Of the atmosphere in
creased by bar. AT dusEl he opens every
window, and carefully closes every door belong
ing to the chambers. The mosquitoes, attracted
by the light, rush forth, seeking whom they
may devuur, Then, before going to bed, or
bringing in the light, he closes the window, md
of course excludes all the outsiders. After the
chamber lights cxtinguished, the windows
may again be opened without danger. This is
50 easy to do that we fear no Que will try it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08
@s1Rs%

The Charleston .ncrcuy-a paper which will
not be suspected of opposition to sIavery or the
slave tradc-has a review OF Mr.. Stephens
speech, based upon the idea that Mr.. Stephens
is untrue to the interests of the South We
believe that Mr.. Stephens may think it barely
possible that the African slave trade may prove
injurious aud bad speculation to the South
II, however, the views of public man so thor.
oush!y pro-savery aud Southern as Mr. Ste,
phens is, is not up to the Nercury's idea of a
proper heat in regard to Southern Rights, its
party, even at nome, must be in q most miscra-
BILE minority.
LADIES are of late ratfST cncToaching upon
the preTogalives Of the gentlemen of the press.
1t is no uncommon thing to pick up daily or
weakly paper and see the name of lady at the
head Of column. Out West, Miss Emma
Brown aids to 'run' the Wisconsin, Cher. Mrs.
ii. W. Hoyt and Mrs. A. G. Hantord the Wis.
c0Hsin Farmer; Mrs j. G. Crcly does the 80
cal" on the Rockford Daily Ne,cs and lately
the Pecatonica Independent has "been and gone
out" :bluc-eyed editress" to assist in the cdi.
torial department of that paper.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

a few days ago, says the Buffalo Commercial
one Of our eloquent city divines pcrpetrate,l a
bon mot in his sermon which not few took,
and among others prominent railroad man
seemed to appreciate it. He was preaching
upon repentance, "ond," said he, "whcn the
tears of repentance are flowing, substantial
proofs of a rcseneratcd life are expected Only
the tears of deep penitcnce can wash away the
sins oflfe; for tell you the Aeary freight must
go By acGter!"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

SNlru 0'BnIEN has been feasted on his estate
by his tenantry-just the place and the persons
lorsuch an event to the man and the landlord.
About one mile from Cahcrmoyle, the noble
demeSne of Mr.. 0'Brien, is Rahogonn, held by
l. Enrisht, Esq, Castlematrix, as tenant. a
field was here selected, where beautiful
marquee, provided especially for the occasion,
was set, and dinner provided for two hundred
pcrsuns
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08
TnH Ollie State Journal saws

1t is not often that SIC have to quote anything
from the columns of our Toledo contemporaries,
and we print the following from the BLl.le, with
the abiding faith that we shall probably never
be called upon to do SO again:
Ia this mumbor Of the Ledger we notice one of
Sake, ",doggerels,' appropriately christencd
the the tale OF ~ Dog" Unfortunately (for the
dog the tail" is in Two Parts" neither of
which contain wiz enough to furnish rcspecta.
bic aoag.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

TnE Harrisburg Onion has All article com
mending the three styles of short hair dis.
eonTSed upon the other morning in our local
column We can't say that we agree with our
contemporary. Indeed, with all respect to the
devotees OF those fashions, we must be allowed
to say that, as we walk our streets down here,
we can't heIp thinking that had we been absent
since the advent of the fashions, and but ar.
rived in town, we would be lead, at once, to
suppose either that Gov. Wise had exercised
the pardoning power to most unwarrantabIc
extent, or else that the terms of service of
large number of coLvicts had simultaneously
ended. 1t may be very cool and nice, aud it
may save great deal of brushing and comhing,
but still, for all, look how it makes the ears
stick out like those of the Assininc race
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

MoHE camel<, says the Gillian of Galveston,
are coming to Texas. The importation now OK.
pected is to be made from the valley of the upper
Mongolia They are stronger than any other
kind of camcls, and arc accustomed to the sever.
est hardships. The are to enter the United
States via San Francisco.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

y New York correspondent says that ten
millions Of hoped skirts are manufactured in
that city per year. Houses there make more
than three thousand per day, and still canno,
iii their orders. In the name OF lost pins, where
can such a world Of emptiness 60!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

EDwIN BoorH played ''Tago" the other night
at NibIOs', New York. The Times says that he
enacted "Iago" with abundant evidence of great
genius--yet immature, perhaps, but promising
great things in the future
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

THe people about Kingston, Canada, are hun,
ting wild woman, who has lately been seen
there. She has approached dwcling-houses
several times, bat when any one appears She
rims, and is SO swift that neither man nor hors.
can oyertukc her.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

was also aroused, and as we shall show, they
gave most convincing proof of their faith in the
value of the enterprise. If there were any dis
senting voices at that time in Wheeling, they
were unheard amid the joyful gratulations of
those, who, overlooking the difficulties and
dangers of the intermediate operations, suffered
their minds to dwell, only, upon the cOnsumma-
ton of their hopes and plans, and the invalu-
able results of prosperity and wealth, which
were to follow the construction of the great i'm
provement But let not those who claim tho
need of superior wisdom in this matter, because
of their quiet, inactive opposition, lay that fat
tering JUNCTION to their souls as yet, for we are
far from being clearly satisfied in our own minds,
that they were right, holding, we have said,
our own judgement in reserve.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

IT is estimated that in the last six years there
were l5,o0o,ooO gallons of liquor and s, 900 ooo
gallons OF wine Imported into California, and
n'arly all that time there have been distille-
ries and Sc breweries at work in the State.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08
HEAR WHAT TIE Docroms SAY!
10 t'Ae Re-DrW$srd aud t'o7soncd I;r11zeus
of WheeIi.I2 and Vicinity.

of wheeling AID Vicinity
T"a are ovcrrun With delrce tie vfIes compounds in
the form Of "Alcoho!ic Drinks that ever enhanced from
mat pest OF society the Lto"os MIXER They sOa to
70" as luxury, they dispensed to You as Medi
cine ana in either ise the eject is the same
There Is h"; one way to a,"! that to use as
luxury or f"eeoment safe and reliable suuant scld
under stamp and SEAL which renders it certain that bn
not been 'a'npeTed with Such ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin,
which Is distilled under inspection Of TIE British Govern
men Is delicately Favored (unike any cther t) with
some Of the most valuable reeo-ariv,s Q. the Vegetable
nsa0m' and is by far the most slty beverage exaIl
ttE MOST EnNENr PHYSICIANS FUKoPg AND AuxscA not
only recommend Its the ana hearts, bc, pr.
scribe i as medicine where stiuulan required
THE FEMALE SEA will and it only Cordial
bat certain reii4fin susrnrs of periodical claract
ANALNTc4L CHE%sls xAxRs pronounce it prrG,Iv
pure, and it's restorative merits Incompatible
GERS, &c. '''''
fof sale In Wheeling Va by TIL LOGAN Co., IL Main
street /. H. JOHNSTON, 1I6 Market 81, and others
EDMUND c. CHARLES, General Agent
lhSi'-uS"llm DEPOT, No. 10 BROADWAY ny