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LITTLE,s.,s
RINGWORM 6 TETTR UHIMENT.
FORTS, No. 2.

Hnndrods Of cases Of Chronic Tetters Seald Heads.
and diseases Of the skin generally have been cured
by this remedy and since tho introduction OF the
has been found that It will not easctually eradicate
In short time For the cure of Cancerous Sores
10 nlmost infn. lie. - 80"
In more than two hundred piaees In Georgia, and
int the southern States, they are to be.kAa aud A.
remedies. by palming OF their own or something
else by using tho same or similar names sor ne pa
tent Or secured amid the absurd pstontsof
the day. let an be cautioned TO look val Tor ~
slsnAeure Of the Proprietor, thus:- -
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]. A. ANSLEY & CO.,
NO. 300 BROAD ST..
AUGUSTA, GA.
ATHENS, GA. Nov. 90, 1859.

ATHENS, GA. Nov. 90, 1859.
Drdr Sir: Rhodes Super Phosphate has heon
apprdhy me This yenr,on small scnlr, to both
Corn aud Cotton. The result excee,irl. NV .x-
rectR;io" although the experiments. for many
reasons, We're not. and could rot'hc conducted
with due caution; Yet am entirely satisfied,
that ;he growth Of weed, in both instances. the
fruit in corn, and the number Of Golls of cotton,
were fully double the yield in the I,or,i"ns un.
manfred, ard this when only table spoonful
OF the Snpe" h"sphute was applied rs top,
dressing to each hill Of corn and ten. spoonful
t" each stalk OF c"t"n-nud thcIas. rs late in
the f"ason "s The 18th of July. Some of the
wcel grew to nine feet high, with six fee.
branches, covered with b"!is, while the unnla-
hur"d was not nni So gorl. 1t is my intention
next year. !" test it NOR. fully.
YER Respectfully,
Your Most oht serv't,
(Signcd) NJ. c. 81. HAMMOND.
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Plies.

clergyman Baptist Church, well known in Illinois
~ have been for tin. seriously
afflicted with bleeding piles and have regarded my
your medicine (Ptle Speoiic) and cured have
doubt YOU laying the world under great and lasting
obligation"
gentleman Of fry years, well and flyorably known
Celli Delaware county, NeNYork had been marty to the
piles for twenty Sometimes from excessive lemJr
rhage pain and suffering he was reduced to the verge OF
confirmed invalid disqualified for any business,
life burden It Is needle add thai he had
lies, from nl OF doctors to little
purpose He consulted and recommend
Pile SPECIFIC, with, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pull.
From This he began to improves and since has never had
serious % Piles. From the first month up To
past occasionally symptoms his old complaint;
bat 10 Of tile Pile pills Eonli disp-rse ALL and for
past he has been entirely well OF the piles
brilliant cure sscarcey to efound in the annals Of
mo-
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

gentleman public lecturer, took cold the
latter part last month, while travelling and lecturns in
northern Pennsylvania h Addressing pnblc audiences
every evening" yet in days by Tie aid OF the Specific,
entirely recovered and enabled TO pursue his call
ing without Inconvenience. No public speaker should be
without them.
married lady Of iohad taken violent cold which set,
tied causing cough, pain in tc sill" AMI
srrable Such coils a.
very lasting troublesome but by taking the Spscds
Cough ri Is four times per day, In three days she
tireIv we'll.
young % had cough and hoarscness for fifteen
months During cold his voice lost only
speak In whI'pes pain induced on coushins cold dry or
raising only tTiils In the morning. quits feeble anal enact
atcd several medicines with but little
benefit He ;ed with the Cough pills pill three
times per day-Rul found himself Improving, his
mder softer, ho1rseness passed or Strength and
appetite improved, and in few weeks entirely we'll
having taken no other medicine.
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THE IN TELLIGENCER
THEPRA YER or E4RTHLY Love-

-USsEEX she prayed
With all the still, small whispers Of the night
And with the searching glanceS Of the stars,
And with her God alouA She lifted up
Her sad. sweet voice, while trembling DER her
The dark leaves thrilled with prayer-lhe tear
of woman's qienchlcss yet repentant love.
Gather of spirits, hear!
Look on the ininost soul, to thee revealed:
Look on the fountain ofthe burning tear,
Before thy sight III solitude unseaiec
Hear, Fatherl hear and aid!
III have loved to, well, if have shed,
In my vain fandness, Ger n mortal head,
Gifts, on thy shrine, my God, more my ia'n;
..If have sought to live
But in one light, and made n mortal eye
The lonely star ofmy idolatry,
Thou, that art Love, oh! pity and forgive!
"Chastened and schooled atlast,
No more my struggling spirit burns,
But fixed on thee, from that vain worship
turns!
What have said? the deep dream is not past.
'sYet hear! Ifstil love,
oh! still too fondiy-if, for ever seen,
An earthly Image comes my soul between.
And thy calm glory, Father, throned above;
.'If still voice is near,
Gwen while Istrive the wanderings to controD
An earthly voice, disquieting my soul,
With its deep music, too intensely dear
80. Father, draw TO thee
Ny lost affections back!-the dreaming eyes
Clear from the mist-sustain the heart that
dies;
Give the worn soul once morcits pinions free!
81 must love on, o God!
This bosom must love on! but let thy breath
Touch and make pure the fame that knows
not death,
Bearing it up to Heaven, Loves own abode!'
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GOLD EN- EE HI V E Sc O II e.
NO TIA MAIN STREET, WHEELING Va
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOO S
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH TRADE.


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d--Ue Uer Ds
BLn
SBrown B
nI 5.pe
The Golden Zee
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No family should without; these invaluable euratives-
They the only remedies perfectly adapted for domestic
and private use With them te parent Is armed anil
f1r against the first approach OF disease, and meet Il
the threshold aud keen Is hav. tribe Of medic
rightly directed in the r hours =sese perfectly
which bv delay only he reiieTei ~ long
hours suffering. n At all With these at hand, you
Obliged to avail the coming of that distant,
well expensive nxITv, doctor; he dfueged
poisoned bls.ered or ble bat yourself administer
the simple specific and restore the rudy
again health ioy Injury arise
IN from their bat the general inanee upon
the constitution, beyond all question, beneficial
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire an active efficient agent for the sale Of our
remedies, ia every community in CnIte-i s.,tez
Address, Or. ?. HUMPHREYS, 4 Co.
No. $50 broadway, New York
:Er-Soii by ,hs Druggists in Wheellns. rhIt-Iy.
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TE celebrity Of Gavety's Afedlcatel Paper for
tsr.ei,set IS rapidly bs7g extended throughout the
United It the articles put before
The pn1iis. It y-poIsone
white paper, aud paper stained with pile producing prin
ters ink 1t Is anil preventive OF piles. This
may be relied on Is As nne All light bak note
per, and tough wrapper. Nothing
and utility before oIsTe the pube- 1000 sheets
only 81. $40 sheets 81 Each sheet Of the
lac contains the Of J. c. G1yety, watsr-nars@
get the jerfal article r. the rI sists from
ihe proprietor, No. 81 Ann ST. n. Y. lis by express
from that place 20 part Of the United states Try IT,
am
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
s $50 rs
WINTER ARRANGlGN EMF.

WINTER ARRANCTIGAI EMF.
ON after Monlay, 29h November ISIS, the trains
" will foilovs-viz
First-rhe 81: Louis, Cincinnati, Wheeling, Benwood,
Baltimore and WASHINGTON City Express leaves daily
I:3l NJ arriving Baltimore 1870 a. NJ in time for
breakfast anil EASTERN connections.
Second-rhe Northeastern Chicago ST. Louis, Cairo,
indianapolis DIyton Cincinnati, Wheeling Benwood, Bal
timore Washington City Express leaves daily 1851
p NJ Saturday eNcepted arriving Baltimore ut 45U p
81 in tine for Eastern connections.
enjoy the elegant scenery should
take the l:lO A. NJ train Cumberland and resume their
trip by the 500 A. VI.
Returning the West anil SOul-Wes. che trains leave
Baltimore daily follows: Frs;rhe sl5 A. NJ train
Wheeling G:25 r. NJ Sec0ad-The 4:jg p. NJ
train arrives at Wh ceiling Mt iO:jI A. ".
The 1880 \. NJ train bound at wilIstoP At alstations
between .heeling and Cumberland
Round trip tickets being Issued to Moundsve at so
cents and TO Bsnwooi at - cts J. ID. FORD, Agent.
W. p. SMITH, Superintendent
l.. VI. COLE. Genp Ticket Agent. noyl0
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HUMPHREYS,
; HoMnoPATHIc RBMBpIES

SF6C1E4C AOunShSF Al IAAS 1AIaAlAA1|AGS
Stand confesedy head ofremedal for the
OF the people They alike from the poisonous
dangerous and repuYe doses nj quackery old school
practice OF watereuTe, the intricate
edcnes Consisting OF simple specifics for the yaT-
diseases which they related put up in the form
OF simple sugar pellets and prepared OF Ingredients neit
er dangerous disgusting, they form at the ready
parent nurse, and the comfort Of tie
complaining or invalid.
They possess tesepositive advantages which never
before combined popular remedies. They HARM
LEss 10 injury arise from their They sPLE
you always what take, and how to take it. II ey
are coSyxESr; you can give the proper Sugar PHI at
moments warning. without hesitation or delay. They are
LFFtCzxT; thousands disease Is arrested at
and tie mite cures the what the pound eotsd not
ate ha relieved.
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look the list, make mp Of what kind you
choose, and enclose the amount stamps
by mail address No 500 broadway, York,
the medicine viii be duly returned by mall express free
Of charge
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EXTRA PRENnuMSl

Por largest Of three clubs 49, SO worth
OF Books.
For the next largest 15p, $50 worth Of Books.
largest 10, 425 worth % Rocks
hooks he selected recording the order Of the
Agert 20 rhnrn the u~-fniaul Is awarded.
~ TIE CASH MrSr BE FORWARDED INVARIABLY
N ADVANCE POR CLUBS. We cannot adord to keep ae-
No person rssi,Ffag Bstsaay De aai4lfsed
com psfhog- I0T Esse premiums.
Address A. CAAIPHELJ, B=thany,
mhIS-iy Brnpkr eouitv. Va.
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PRICES.

Full % large walls In and hook - On
st, vial plain and book, On
Case OF IS numbered boxes aud book 10
Case OF any numbered boxes and book no
Single numbered boxes, with directions,
Single ettercd boxes with directions, 81
Large plantation Physicians case & vIaIs IL
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CASES AND CURES.


young lady 20 had been troubled with Indigestion for
months, render great In the
selection her After eating, the stomach became
acid, food rising mouth with water, an unpeas
ant heavy lotI-ke stomach, continuing
for hours frequent clache bowels Constituted and
depressc,l mental condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia Pills, morning aa night, and In less than
cry symptom OF disease had vanished
and she felt Ike a being.
gentleman advanced in strong, robust
constitution, had lsly been good deal affected with ind
estiln bad taste in the mouth
with peculiar vertigo and whrug In the
head, Ter his riding in carriage
mounting cningnce. quite dangerous. After irving
Intellectually he fel the Dyspepsia Pills
which prompt relief pill night an1 morn
like charm, relieving all his vertigo and other
.i,og,
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Tern. ID tI,e EInrbInger % IsJs.

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copies. tad ssttcr ~ ciTa back Hap
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WINES, BRANDLES, RUNS,
RLACFk TEAS. See
T. CARTWRIGHT,

ID TIERSAS son, go II Sort, Charles s. Baltilnore
for sale the following articles, their
partati1n pa rtlcuiarly for family
SHERRY WINES-Pe.nartiae,s 6nest PALE, -1ll and
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PORT WINES-sati-uian's competition rel anI white
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MADEIRA wlNR-Ioha Howard AIarcI's ane yIaleiru,
10 wood aud IN slls-. also, Grape Jaic-.
HOOK WINESI -si,rrssr ser, arc hru.
nrr, o1hInet Iie5 frnu ullic. BronHrberz, % 1913
CHAMPAGNE wISEsS-AIoet anI C.iandonss flnsSt On
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ER kNDIRs-otar aad Henlessy's fine Old pale aud dark
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mixture - Gfss4isffic poison ii.
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FIFTH YEAR OF Ice ENTERPRISE!
NEW LIST OF GIFTS,
FOR 1852
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL.
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gr-arT variety OF CTS Increased facilities for buying
Goods dong business. and Is now nrenared t' oIer
-rater !ndac =llsuts Book buyers than before
Time has proved tl,e Git system Is permanent-
VANS Is prove that his Establishment u
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o.ositiln and having legitimacy OF his plan Of
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
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DEBATE on Roman Catholicism, between Bp. Purcell an
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do do do do Tnrkey super. -.
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prnciples Objects OF the Religious Reformation urged
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BlyarI T,ylor's Travels, Works Of Dean snift,
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e Dr.. Lphniau, g TliOs Jefferson,
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"a Frank Forester, Mrs. IIentz,
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Capt. Iarne Reid Virginia townsend,
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:" Washington Irving, " 7. $ Arthur,
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FfciJI1g Charles Lamb.
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wilkes, " Lorenzo Dow
HISTORY GNb BIOGRAPHY or THE Mosr oELEBRA-
n ilas., s s5SS95i.
Prescott, Ferguson,
S StPpqp E hor'ia'
THE ASCENT ass MGnRiIV POETS
T.h. REID spsasyr,
Mrs JAMESON, Chaueer,
Scott Scott Ms Mrs N ;srian''
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i i.9Fss Hunt, S S3Ggyi';
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various STYLES OF binding from simplest the
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Orders from country promp.Iv and sassfaetorily
country. book puSii-led tie States the
price Dollar or upwards will be prompt
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liberal comulssions ai,owel to all persons forming
Clnas. P'TscnSHrur - Agents for reap all the
selves, thus getting Library good very short
tim besides ie ttc fiits
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Ageats Waue IN every town In the UaIon Persons wish
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Gin bookstore and Ps5lisb Is Nous AoS.se
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SCHEDULE OF GIFTS.

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= rATI.A" INSTITUTE
VAN BUREN, ARKANSAS.

,,..srre IN announcing to parents
" guardians and the friends OF educasea s,;il
ernllv that the Fall Session Of this lhs''uI Iii
commence on MONDAY ESth Vi Ho"'
continue twenty one weeks .,n,,lc
No Mains will be spared in furnishing a. alnpis
facilities for the acq quistion Of knowledge, tnoue
mental discipline and moral training o' tnse
trusted to our care and SUPERVISION Is con o' o
ed in any college East or West. ~ :,
Arrangements have been made by wnien MI 1- o1
iections to sending sens or wards to poaroihe
are removed therefore parents need hase ~ 10. !:
appreheusons in regard TO tae morals ',;bt atm.
dents from frequentng places having demorahA
ing tendency, nor will they be allowed 70 sPena
their recreation hours lettering about the streets
students from distance are imperatively req
to remain in their rooms at night, and attend rei
0;ous worship on the Sabbath. This Institution Is
Situated in very healthy portion OF the S!ate ae
cessible by the river and several stage lines, ana
possesses every advantage IN reSaru " eiieP"S'''
convenience and health. , .
The Preparatory Department embraces period OF
two wears. A thorough Classical and Mathemati- +
cal and scientific has been carefully selected
which embraces period Of four collegiate years.
TERMS PER SESSION OF 81 WEEKS.
Beginners, 20 w
Orthography, Reading, Elementary Geog- 90 ~
raphy Mental Arithmetic q Penmanship, III w
Modern Geography, History Defining and 20 90
English Grammar, Scholars Companion,
Arithmetic and Composition, 10 w
Political Economy, Rhetoric, Physiology 90 m
and Book Keeping, 10 w
Mathematics (aboye arithmetic) and the ~
Ano;snt Tanouaoes - IS O0
Naturalization per Student, w
Board, including lights, fuel and other room
expenses furnished at. per week, 81
Students charged from day Of entrance, and no de-
duction made except in Of protncted sickness
The Faculty will be competent and complete.
Rev. p A. MOSES, A. NJ. President.
For further particulars address the President.