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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22
Curious Letter from a Suicide.

Ihe Hon. JOnn A. lucker, VINO Coh-
mitIed suicide few days ago IN Georgia,
left behind him the following letter, ad-
dressed to "P. H. Colquiu, Editor Co.
lumbus Times
DAWSON, Ga, Thursday, Dec. l6.
am about TO do thing which | have
had in contemplation since lS46-~viz to
rid the world Of me, and myself of an ex-
istence, useless TO me, and derogalOry 10
others. And, Mr.. Editor, how dare you
or any of your readers, say it is weak, or
wrong, OF unmanly to perform the act
that am about to perform. Life is a
burden 20 me. and has been for years. |
am driven on by destiny have 10 pow
er TO control Don't say to me. ut is
your fault--you could act differently"
1t is untrue. ! always wished TO act DIFF
lerenly-l have prayed 10 act differently
| i have prayed to God 10 help me 10 act
differently. He knows my wish and Pur-
pose was to be good man. This have
prayed for from boyhood and yel have
nol been a good man, "There is divin-
| ity that shapes our ends" There is a
power that drives us on like fraher be-
fore the wind, and we have as little pow
er 10 direct our course as the feather in
the gale.
Now, with all my sins, and folles and
vices clinging TO my skirts, am going
unbidden into the presence ofmy God, TO
ask him why am not the man always
desired TO be TO ask what punishment |
am to receive for knowing my duty, desi-
ing 10 perform it, and yet not having the
nerve TO do it. Don't say am drunk Ell
ther, for il is not so. ! lell you, Peyton
Colquiu. that am doing lhis thing upon
reflection lay all night thinking Of it
| | have looked out all the reasons for and
agains, it. In some respects have been
successful man As certain as the
world stands, | would beat the race for
Judge by more than the Democratic ma
jorlty. That is not the thing with me.
| would not live 10 be Plesiden! OF the
United States, unless could be the man
wish To be. From boy,I wished TO
be great and good man-a man exeEting
a great. salulary, moral influence Oh man'
kind BuI as il Is, am shielding Death.
shade ana miIdew from the high places in
the land.
would have waited ill I go. home,
bus knew il would not do would
then never have discharged the duty
owe to myself and mankind. could moi
part with my wifo and little ones. Sew
Ieral times in ihe lass few years have
prepared myself for this event at home,
when my wife knew nothing Of II. Bu
,o look al the children and hear them say
"Pa," or to look at smiling, anectlonatt
wife, that anticipated my wishes-tha
lfornaye thousand foilies-ihat never dld
an unkind aCt--l did not have the courage
TO proceed. But, believing as | do, sha
my departure from this world will beneti
my family, as well as others. am going
TO die here to-day. have plenty oi
friends, who will be sorry for this but tc
all of them say, John A. Tucker never
professed friendship to any one thai he
deserted in the hour of trial. My vile
and my little ones l commend 10 youl
care. UChEh'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22
C302GB q09@3Ia
For The Register.
TO MRS. F&*tt* DFfst*s.

At close of parting day,
Ere ynn bright star is set,
SILL meet me while awav,
Mil scenes we'll not t1rgei;
I'll watch The setting star,
AMI think look t. thee,
Aud thus, though snnd.red far,
How near our hearts may be
How dear is every spot,
Where often We have strayed,
The mountain and the cot,
Tie greenwood where we played;
The Tree whose branches hung,
So graceful DER the Eill,
Upon whose banks me sung,
The songs tha, please US sill.
At evenings quiet hour,
Then come to me in lhought,
In mem'ry tread the bower,
In childhood often sought
VIII sing those early songs,
Those Oft repeated lays,
Whose brightest note belongs
10 young life's brightest days.
DanvIlIe, III. H.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22

A CRIPPLED CoNGREssMAN.-Ac CORES
pon1ent of a c0temPoray, in noticing the
arrival at Washington of the Hon. Sher-
rard Clemens, of Va, says: Why he
has undergone the suffering consequent
upon this iourneS is inexPllcsble. He is
wholly unable TO walk or ride, and had 10
be carried from The steamboat on litter.
II IS. therefore, impossible for bim 10 al
lend The session OF Congress, aud there is
l,tle hope of his being able 10 do 80 this
WATER His only consolation is The fact
rha, he once fought dscl.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22
Den l Knowed it was Bill.

The Pulaski Times gives the following
as The experience 81 a 'cullud mejum ::
So goes up to de tree an stuck my
az, as hard as could, an lef it dar an
step OF from de tree all said If daE
be any spirit here of any black man da' is
dead, what has eber been possnm-hunun
wid me, will tank him 10 let me know
it by cu,tin' down dis uee.' l say de
same ling ober tree time, deu | see DC ak
comm out ob de ree, and afore could
snuff NV torch, away it was gwine cutlin'
like blazes, jest like some body but |
swar aloIe God, Josh, dar was not a soul
dar but me and de dog. Ob course |
knowed for mool il was spirit my dog
raise he bris,les and growl-I made him
lie down and hush him mouf- Bimehv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22

lin afore he died. Sez /, rs dat you
RiI Chizzum 2 and when | say dat,
down fell de ak OH de groun, and all de
'suadin' could do, it neber cut anoder
bit. Den ] knowed it was Bill. and he
tink ] was gwine TO ak him for de quarter
dollar he owed me when ae died, and ne
cut ou, for true. | tell you, Josh, | dldn
cotch dat 'possum no Stree bob-ois
chile take de ak and cut for home, sar'
tain. can't stan a ghost like dat,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22

Dutchman in one of the middle coun-
ties of Pennsy lvanis wanted minister TO
preach at his chid's funeral, and WASH /
unreasonably particular as 10 who came
'Chon,' said he, go and tell the circus
preacher to come, and If he can't come'
den gel de locust preacher, and it de To-
Gust preacher can't come, why den get de
eXloIlloner, (exhorter. I4-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22

OpD FELLOWS THANKsGIvISG.-The
United States Grand Lodge Of Odd Eel
lows. al the recent session in Baltimore,
adopted the proposition, 40 sci apart tie
26.h day OF April. lS59-lhe fOrlleth an
niyetsary Of the Organization, Of The Or
der, to be observed by tie entire mem
bership under Tie jurisdiction Of the
Grand Lodge Of Ihe United States as a
day of IhaHa sgiviDg 10 Divine Providence
FOR The unexamPled prosperity which has
attended ihe Order since lis organization
on lhe American conunent.'
It's no shame to learn. The shame Is
10 be ignorant.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22
IpRAY FOR THE LOVED AT home

pray for them when sunset
Is gliding every hill,
And darkness steals The twilight,
Aud all around is still
When am tired and weary,
And all my work Is DER,
Ills sweet to pray at close Of day
For those see no more.
pray for thee, my lalher,
When night is stealing on,
And the last ray of dayligh,
Without sigh has gone
7 pray for thee, . mother,
A1y deares. friend on earth
lis sweet to pray at close OF Jay
Away from JOY and mlr'h.
see my little sister.
With dark eyes full OF tears
And pray that brightest angels
VIII gard her future years.
When | am tired and weary,
And all my work is Ger
'Tis sweet TO pray at close OF day
For those | see no more.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22

The Hon. Geo. e. Deneale, The Fir.
ginia Slale Senator arrested for swIntlng,
has been admitted to bail in tie sum Of
$4,000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22

Shocking Scene at the Funeral Of d
Murderer.-When the body of McMa-
hon, who was executed at Newark, n.
j., on Wednesday, for ;he murder of his
sisler-in-law, was removed outside the
prison, and while being placed in the
hearse, sister Of the murdered woman
named Dahan, came up and uttered i'm
precautions and curses on the deceased,
and said "lha, the numbering son Of a
-b--h had got his just deserts" Tie ef-
forts OF her husband and the by-staaders
we're unavaillng in preventing her bias
phemy and ravIug, and they were finally
compelled TO withhold her by force from
following the funeral procession. compo-
sed of hearse, two CARRIAGES. and quite
a number on foot, until il had moved some
distance. When released, she started al
ter tie procession on run, and Ii was
anticipated that she would make some dis
iurbance al the grave.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22

A COOP ANEcDoTE.-Tbe following
conversation was overheard among tie
Volunteers of the RIO Grande.' Scene.
night. Two volunteers wrapped IN Ian
kels, and half buried in mud:
Volunteer lsi.-'Jlm, how come you to.
be volunteer 2
Volunteer 2d.-'Wby Bob, sou see L
have no vile TO care red cent to' mf.
and so volunteered; and besides, me
war Now tell me how you came ons
here
yolenteer Ist.-'Wl,y 'he fact Is, you
krox, IL have go, = vie. and 80 came
out here beran-r ] IKE Ptoce!
Herenpon ao,h the volDnerrs tnrnrd
over in ,heir 5ltn!els. got new rlaslei~
ing Of mud, aud went 10 sleep.
CURIOsITY BAG ~ The BALTIMORE
MUsErA.-Parson Brownlow. Of Ito.
Knoxville Wing, has learned thai there Is
a dressed aea's skin in the Bolim0fe Mu-
scum, containing the souls Of seven de-
lirquent subscribers TO anewfpaper, Tho
conscience Of seven oIher men who Tsis-
sed 10 pay iheir advertising bIhs, Tho
'principle.' Of seven leading Democratic
politicians, seven bachelors hearts, and
sI the remaining sweetness Of serenity
old nIsid- ! Il il said there is eth room
IN this skin for The pisly of seven Csiho-
lie Priests. aud for sn. extended record o.
all The phiLsnlhropic deeds OF seven lesH~
ing AbollloBisis And what will 'irIke
the readers mlBd with sstobisbmeat Is,
that this is only the hide of eommpn
flea, and has never been stretched IN ilIe
!easI !"
.T---r-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22

Through lby whole life learn, 10 live,
and every hour Of thy life learn 10 die.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22

A letter appears in the 81. LOUIS he
publican, from Mr.. Yost, the govern
ment agent Of the Navajo Indians, IT " hIcb
he states that peace was concluded
with lAe chief of that nation on the 20h
Of November. The energetic measures
adopted TO bring them inlo suRJection
have had the desired effect, and the ap-
prehensions which wtre entertained that
long war, similar in Hs character. and
results 10 that with tie SemiDolesln Flor
ida, would grow out of the difficulty wtth
them, are lhvs happily dispelled. .
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22
DYING.
BY BELL.

Is the dying ! round me gathers
Such d silent, countless throng,
Beamins on me smiles that btckon,
Asif | with them belong.
This is dying raise my pillow
Come and kiss me, mother dear;
When Pm gone away you'll miss me,
But for me weep not tear.
l. this diving? waters rolling
Bear me on 10 yonder shore,
Love TO Christ my bark has lrelghted
No, bIlow suEgos Ger.
This is dying pain, returning.
Shows how nature clings TO earth,
While the prisoned soul is painting
TO! the cline that gave II birth.
Is this dying ! strains Of music
Seem upon the air TO float,
Sueh could only come from angels,
And almost catch The note.
Now my crown and harp are coming
Borne by seTaphs' hands along
And a robe Of whlIeSt linen
Clothes me like the ange! Ihrons,
Is this dy ing ! pain may wrlthe me,
Bot has Dealh not lost his sling
Aud since Christ has gone 10 glory,
Death is but a conquered king
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

No family should without these Invaluable curatives
They the only remedies perfectly adapted for domestic
private With them the parent is armed and pre-
pared the first approach of disease, and meet
the threshold and keen il at hay. tEihe Of melcine
Rightly directed in the first hours Of disease, perfectly
which delay only he relieved nv long and tai.
hours of suffering, II at ALL With these at hand you
Obliged TO await the of that often distant
well expensive luxury, DOCTOR he dTugged
poisoned bSeTe or hled, hut yourself administer
simple specc and restore the ruddy current Of life
again health and j"y There cannot only injury arise
from their hut the general influence upon
the constitution, bevond all question: is most beneficial.
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire an active, efficient agent the sale or
remedies, in every community ia the United States
Address, DR.. p. HUMPHREYS, 4 CO,
No. 5G9 Broadway, New York.
:sE-Sold by the Druggists in Wheeling. mh14-iy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26
HUMPHREYS,
IPECIFIC HONd@OPATRIC REMEDIES

SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
Stand coneseIy the head for the use
OF the people They alike removed from the poisonous
dangerous and repuve doses Of quackery old school
practice the Inconvenience Of Waercnre the intricate
and perpleXing obscuries OF the usual books
and medicines Consisting of simple specifies for the yar-
diseases to which they reRted put in the form
Of simple pellets; and prepared ingredients neit-
dangerous disgusting they form at once the ready
of the parent and the comfort OF the
complaining or invalid.
They these positive advantages which were never
before combined in popular remedies. They are HARM
injury arise from their They sMPLE;
always know what take, and how to take it. They
you give the proper Sugar PHI at
moments warning. without hesitation or delay They are
In thousands cases diseased arrested at once
and the mite 1.-THE moment what the pound could not
afterwards have Relieved.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26
Corner of Hanover and Pratt SITS, Baltimore
FIRST SPRING STOCK!
~ Extremely low Price,, now Opening HI
ia AEi IsRAGsE IE,l.

n
AVING Just returned from New York with well Sc
Isctr,i cheap stOckO Dry and Fancy Goods
request public examine "a before purchasing
stock OF Dress Goods viii be found To con
styles and guarantee that prices are
lower than those any other house would call parc-
Figured BTilIiantS, worth richly
IS5c only f2<c DucaI worth S5e at Ic; Light
worth DC lie, and other goods in pro-
portion. Musis and irish lnenI N sell Muslin worth
2(c zoe, and Irish Linen worth a. at 4c. $50 B"nnets
comprising the latest styIs, aL which being purchased
the manufacturer, VIII SELF cheaper tHn ever
before pcs Ribbons; leo kuchSs; Flowers and
everything anp-rtaIning the Millinery and which
branch call the Trade, and will
be offered a the lowest figures
EMRROIDERIES.-If wish to fad the largest, best
cheapest stock give call aud Promise to sell
Collars OF Sleeves Collars BnIs IuSerting and
EIrngs less figures than any Other rstabshuIent
pr Kid Gloves only 5 worth 81; Sn Mitts 1t
1nc 25c: Linen Ha dk-Tchivs l2<e, worth
lS{ WORT! - i5 iI=u~tistI Haudk -rchrfs
GE: 81 10 at ur. worth - ~ superior do
<c 81, f,sFI Vle Bri!!tIts I25zc. WoTfl.
1SI; PlH ia IS. worth 25-i well any other
white goods both plain, plaid and striped
propnronatry $500 Dollars worth Of Pi-cr Goods,
suitable rAnt Tailoring Trad, and Of which am
have t= largest stock in wheeling, w be sold
to the Trale at less than any other House ia whling
sell and all ask Is examination and avn
convinced of ability II sell Gail and !mine for
you're ewes. ISAAC PRAGER,
ul,2l 123 Main -
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WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS.
BLACK TEAS, &c.

BLACK TEAS &c.
ID TLERNAN SON. No. ~ North Charles ST. Baltimore,
OdrT for sale the following articles, OF their
pnTtatiou, particularly for family
SHERRY wINES-Pemartihr's finest pale, gold ami
brown SheTries, Ia wood and in glass.
PORT WlNES-Sandenln's competition rcd and white
Port. II wood and In glass.
MADEIRA WISE-JOhn Howard ATarch's nae MaJ-jFa.
In wool aRd Ia glass; also, Grape Juice.
HOOK WiSES-JahlnneShrr StsinbeFger, MAFcObrun.
Cabinet, LIeb- u-miIcli, BrOnneberg, IS46
CHAMPAGNE WISES-Noet and Chandon's finest, ia
quarts and pints.
BRANDIEs-otari and Henne'sy's hne old pale
Braniics
RUMS-nH and fine, Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada AMI
from the Islands, imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GIN-The best qualitY-Tisrnan bFand-and
mixture Of aromatic poison in it.
2O0 half chests Of the finest SOUCH0NG TEA Tnh5-Iy
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400 BROAD STREET, PHuA., IA.

tErtract) ''In lifting the kettle from the fire it be-
came unanageaIle tilted over, and sealled hands
very severely. almost to crisp. 1t awful sight
The Mustang niment appeared 10 extract the pain 1t
healed rapidly, without soreness, and left OF
count. Truly yours, CHARLES FOSTER.
Such language as this, is but the constant and
natural echo wherever this article is used.
This Liniment is indispensable to Planters,
and owners of horses and mules.-AIr. John Da>
nierman. Montgomery, Ala. sold a slave for
$500 who was raised from utter uselessness lay
this Tiniment. Every family should have it.
Ise very particular and inquire for the Mustang
l.niInent, and take no other.
Sold by all Dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe and the Islands Of the Ocean.
for 25 cts. so cts. and 81, 90. Per Bottle.
R.IH.I-ES 81 P.1RK, ". I.
T. H. LOGAN & Co., and LAUGHLINs & BUSHFIELI
gents for Wheeling. jc9w2y dItw x.
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THE INTELLIGENCER
From the Atlantic Monthly for Juue-l
THE TWO STREA.NS.

Behold the rocky wall
That down its sloping sides fall
Pours the swift rain drops, blending, as they
In rushing river tidesl
Yon stream, whose sources run
Turned by pebbles edge,
Is Athabasca, rolling toward the sun
Through the cleft mountain-ledg".
The slender rill had strayed,
BIT for the Slanting stone,
To evenings ocean, with the tangled braid
OF loam-fecked Oregon.
So from the.heights of Will
Life's parting stream descendS,
And. as moment turns its slender rill,
Each widening torrent Bends
From the same cradles side,
From the same mothers knee
One to long darkness and the frozen tide,
One to the Peaceful Sea!
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j. It. SCOTT. =.
No. 157 Main street, wheeiiH5,
Wholesale and Retail

watches. CIoekS, JcWe'Fy- ""''s
8IaterEnIs, Tools. 6'lH''
OLIVER Plated and BritaniA Ware. - -
- ellis Coli and Silver Spectacle or . o.
Card CaS-S C4has Work BrNrs, BRUSHES; 2 =.
~. Rapev soaps. Pocket KniEes, s=i-sofs Z
Pistols Ger. Sill 4 Plated Specks, g.
Silk Guards, Steel Keys. Steel Pens. - ..'
and general assortment Of GseiGI AI' q.
Having lately aided very Largely 70 - u.s.
the Wholesale ami Retail depar'''r''-'
0HrT w 2 Merchants, Ps S,-s..
and tive public generally a sSfS '"f
''' w i1rf. h Clocks carefully repaired
ap9
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL..

Look over the list, make up Of what kind you
choose enclose the amount in note stamps
address No b62 Broadway, New York, and
the medicine will he duly returned by mail express, free
of charge
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26
DIRECT LINE IBETWEBN THE EAST
AND TIE GREAT NORTH WEST.

The connecting of tracks hy the Rail Road Bridge ut
Pittsburgh avoiding all drAYRge feTage Of Freight
.rtNer saving of time, advantages readily APP
pr"riated shippers Of Freight and the Travelling Public
PARTIES .SHiPI'TYG EASTH-i RID JCilE Gi,d IL to
their dHUdItgge Ia 81 js 6y G.iS Route.
For freight shipping Directions apply to
address either the following Agents of the Company.
ID a STEWART, Pittsburgh;
DOYLE Co., StcuI-nv-, o.; II. 5. HsRcE & Co. Hanes-
vile, o.; J. J. JoHSsToS Ripley, O.; R. M0NEELT' MaysTi,
Ky; ORHSET * CHOPPER, Por snouth, o.; PADDOCK Co..
JrlersOnYle, Ind. II. ". Bows Co., Cincinnati, o.
ArHERS IIIEBERT Cnc matt q; r c. MELpRuN Madison
Ind. WILLIAM BISGHAN, Louisville, Ky; p q. O'RILET
Co. Evansville, Ind " w GRAHAM Co., Cairo, ILL., L. y.
Louis, Mo- JOIN H. HARMS, Nashville, Tenn, HAIR
HUST Memphis, Tenn; CLAREE & Co, Chicago, Ill
W. II. II. KoOSrz, Alton, Ill MURPHY WALE Dubuque,
Iowa. to Freight Agents OF Rail Roads different points
in the West.
The Greatest facilities offered for the Protection
anil SPECIFY Transportation Of Lire Stock,
And AcooaNoDA with usual privileges for persons
in thereof.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26
PILES.

us, SAWS 81 have been for lime seriously
afflicted with bleeding piles; and have regarded
severe time ulee, hopeless but have used
your medicine (Pc Specic), and curril. have no
Doubt You laying the world under great and lasting
Obligation"
gentleman OF 6ftY years, well and faVorably known Mt
Cehi county, SewYnrE had been marty To the
piles Sometimes from excessive henor-
rhaVe main suffering he Reduced to the Of
the grave. years he had dragged out miserable eNs
-ncr confirmed invalid disqualified for any business.
burden. 1t needle add that he had
tried from all sorts OF doctors to little
purpose. He consulted two and recommend
eI Specific with, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
From this began to improve, and since has hd
serOuy turn piles. From the first month a year
past he occasionally symptoms Of his old complaint
INIT few doses Of the Pile pills would dispense ALL
than he has been entirely well Of the piles
more brilliant scarcely lie found in the annals
medicine
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@ 49, zssss 80
PASSENGERS

FROM TIL WEST GOING SOUTH,
TWICE daily Sunday exceped) for the srlAy
House, Washington, fredericksburg, Richmond. Pc
trrsburg, Weldon, &c. &C. (UiG. Potomac the
Richmond, fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad bV
splendid comfortable steamers Acqua Creek
Richmond By the Richmond, Fredericksburg PotO-
ms Railroad.
Hours OF departure from Washington, 6:Sn A. II aud
P. NJ, (Sundays eNcrpted) Leave Sundays
only Baggage under charge OF special agent checked
through to Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon.
From Washington Richmond ---....--...S $50
From do to P-tershurE----------.-
From do to Well on..
From do to Wilmington ........... IL
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potion Railroad has
operation for % years. and in all
senger killed crippled by accident which
without parallel in tie history of Railroads. in this
country. S. RUTH, Supt- Trans.
June IS, 1s5S iyi-Iy
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PRICES.

Full SET large walls and book.-.s5 On
Full set, large walls In plain and book, 90
Case of Is numbered boxes and hook "a
Case OF any numbered boxes and book ........ 90
Single numbered boxes, with directions, -
Single Iettered boxes, with directions. -
Large plantation physicians case o. vias. Il 90
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CASES AND CURES.


young lady had troubled with Indigestion for
several months render great necessary the
selection OF her food Aer eating, the stomach became
acid, food rising in her month with water an unpleas-
heavy oadEe sensation in her stomach continuing
hours, frequent headaches bowels Constructed and
depressed mental condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia P one morning AMI night, and in lees than
cry symptom of her disease had vanished,
al She felt like a being.
gentleman somewhat advanced in years strong robust
had lately been good deal affected with nli
g-sUn weak stomach tongue bad taste i'm the mouth
peculiar vertigo and whr!ng in the
head much so as ~ his riding in "a carriage,
mounting ernnence quite dangerouS After irving
things Intellectually lie upon the Dyspepsia pills,
which Afforded prompt relief pill night and
charm relieving all his vertigo and other
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