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WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Aug. y The Presi-
dent has recognized Henry SC hondorf as Consul
Of the Prince Of Reuss Of the elder branch and Of
Prince " Reuss Of the Junior branch, to reside -
New York He has also recognized {. E Stewart
as Consul of Belgium, al Charleston. = {.
Judge Douglas new argument upon the suhiec,
OF territorial rights will be out shortly. He
has been examining historical records icr months
hack
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APPOINTMENT. Winston, of Kansas has
been appointed by the President, Consul al
Kingston, Jamaica.
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UA remarkable character named VIM Wig
gins, sid IL be accomplished. intelligent and
exceedingly well educated and cou1red = -.
iasaRe department Of TIE PhiladelPh:a Aln.houss
for Eloao1Ilsa.a. Starved himself h:rs~-t 70 death
the other day, under the impression that he vas
the Saviour Of the world and Was Obliged % 20
through the FORTY jav, fs>,- He expired "a tie
fcrteth dsv cf hls fast, and was Committed 10 tie
earth literal skeleton
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. T. :. Phelps has been
detac he'd from the Crusader, and ordered to the
command Of the Coast Survey Steamer Vixen
Lieut.. James L. Jewstt has been ordered to the
Crusader.
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II In Indiana. quite number e oosntses
have already chosen delegates 20 tie Democratic
State Convention. Mos Of them are aga nss
Douglas
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II In Philadelphia. ! short time since. |.
youug man calling himself William II Edwards
called on the principal OF Tusc2-or, Academy.
representing thai lis brother and cousin wished 70
eater tie hool. AID that. beng compelled - 90
North. he would pay the tuition In advance and
send the bows Up in dsy or two. He then gave
the schoolEssser 1 check on Corn Exchange B.uI
Of Philadelphia. drawn hv A Benson Co
~ Pitrsburg. n fsvcr %. w Edwards marked
L god 1t sight" received SCI change on =. and
went his w1v- TIE schcclmaster soon found cut
that tae ckaCk was worthless, TAT tie lcy.'
would net come, md that he was n frr it
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BOAlDIHo.

koAkDtNS--xEa BOWIE I.o ~ ,--,-S-
" ppccASS, east ~1e, kxs ,,-aSx-s a.
- - ~ -sst. Az -tn
JeA>oNS pESlkOCS OF RaAKDC.N OF
Az 49, 49, - ~ - 49, n
$etkkAL PARSONS can rs ACC.,N-
a. nosA,.. vita SoARD ase fs<a<Aal ROON>
-ae .s.e- Ah.c. Tx Bca-s>rs- s4S ~
hNk ga TWO LAllES D->sress of q <pu
t~sAsse ss<ae ga shcAIl BOARD y . priTx,.
A7As wa<re Aers 10 s,lltrez- keferrsc-s 81
SxI Actress A. B. SecrSesevz ID. c. PEA
SoSS a n nvSus
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Hr-Hcr SIX lNsrkcros.--l.ieutJ Pembroke
having been relieved at his own request from
duty as lighthouse Inspector OF the sixth light.
house district, Lieut. John Rutledge, L. 3 n ,
has been ordered TO act in that capacity.
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UJ-T Michigan State Prison for the last six
months, has earned 81 rs .e5 more than Its ex-
penses
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fekic LAMB SgEvxys--R-sarns q ,Ae rcsur-
Wv % that part 81 The northern boundary 4 the
Usage Indian lands N Kansas rerrs,a-x With
WIS SO e&Ssfscd os Jao- { NcCoy in I>ss. living
eSs; - tae-neridisn -asi and The ,oy,h~-s. ,,r
sse ~ the Usage lan<is> \ distance Of x mile. :
eAaIas and 81 Anks, h.v~ b<xe r>p-sxrs $, ,ax
"saSrai Land cnce- also, ef tie s1rv.x 4 tx
asrA boundary ef tie Ch-cvkev uxs5-,y "a,
ais'sHer u ~ st-lea uaiies, connea.,, NJ with rar
a'StheaA ee'aes ef the Usage lands. al ;s,.cs,-,
.As 'es ~c~~fa e]Aasdary - lie Safe Of N!sspsri
fear mikes sca,A ~ tie rtA ssaadar rur,ls, s,.,,h
ia kaaSs
TIE establishment q these hau,s.r,~. q "a,
,As PSrpess ~ Enis:as Tie sxsss, q ,s- N.~
Neek Indian lands, wasch are e<ssz ..h-s,xrs-a
Ia order - alex ~ >ercs - each q S. - -
Ne~ fesk ia4laas As nay have removed aeS,a
ne aaa &a<ies tas presaS;scs q ,Ae ,,~sss-s eS
~ aSs l>ss vita tAes< lad aes saS s,r a.. ssr.a
ss psfPSss II sssrrss;, - to- rssSss- 81 a.
and aec lar'as il pSas2as had.
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fs rss fAeiFc esAsr Las sr-Rex<r-rs-
= ''dssse ssard sas received iafsruasse. frcaa
s>.as lie SA1P> tasssesss a nxas 90 ,as
Cd Pvt rc~ns<al, s,e. - -
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IL Late letters from Vera Cruz state that at
that place matters Were jogging along waiting the
result of Senior Lerdos mission 10 Washington and
New York. In the city Of Mexico great disorder
prevails in the finances Of the reactioniss and the
new issue of paper money had been stopped. Ad
vices from Monterey state that Gen. Degollado had
reached San Luis, and that Gov vidaurri wa
preparing to leave Monterey with body Of men
TO join him. A person had made his appearance
in Monterey claiming to be a nephew Of the Pres
ident, agent fer the State Department and also
for the New England Loan Company. He had
announced that he was going 70 sell all the Con-
suls right look after the United States dsbursing
agent, and loan large sums Of money TO the Gov
eminent and individuals in Mexico Wonder II
Evans, Bro. & Co. have got down thz, way
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"lsreSs1S Sou eSxs-rss ealy Revela,sca-
A's ~NdAef rrssdlRs IN tAs SsaAe Il wisceas; ,
ss~ area Ss rels u lie Peaa,sa oaes, 10 Ma
sAAa'si Anes, ef paas eesnw.
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PosrAGk SrANrs.-of the many methods for
canceiliny postage stamps which are constantly
being suggested 10 the Post Once Departments
through letters received from all portions of the
country, none Of them have been found to be at all
practicable, though some of these methods are
very ingenious In theory.
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TsENsArIoN rooK FOR TgE moe

II The Cro,on water psnic IN New v-.h a.
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NorioE.- DISTINCT OF COLUMBIA ADvkRrisE-
MINIS TO BK ISsxRrKD IN rHR BALTIMORE Sun
ARx RxcEIvED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE
STAR oFrtcE.
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ADJUSTMENTS

w Y Ma n.
wYMAN. Ah-t
TIE GkE4TEsr OF FIzzsgDS.
VIVIAN.
THE SREaT FAToRT7E.
OP.ts 90 MONDAY
AZ ODD FELLOWS HALL
80 s-S FoS ONE EEEEF
FANCY DRESS ANDNaSOTER.D p,TT
Al Hh GFIA HOTEL
here vi ee Gard F.a-- Dress A. u,scv.
US .cs. NJ tee htseis H0t4'. q z Pm, "a
SorniaTt. or TIT RSDAY EVENING rsI:' n
"a - insf. Cos-EE1s- " = y s--s-- ~
- aa W. rsIlet. q .t-Ire al . = u
RAkBEES BEAUTIFUL STATUE
FISHER GIRL
70 or Eree Exc h4..or NJ
PH lips BOOKSTORE
@sr SsS Pa aE- cecvr>, e. AZ Is-h su
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EXCURSIONS. &c.
Grand TEsPERAEoE FySI21s7


On Mor,hn HnCSE PATILTOy
The car10H, DAl, ATsrsT .siE, Isa
sfiNEScE oLslSBENEFIcIAL ToTs, an
The DiSTa ,AsSSTSoOCIATi0N OF Al Ab
VII 1--WE her SI, OF SoLuMBiA EeSSn
MONDAY next excursion ous39b
Ihs noms, Colyer =. oA.r,.-.d D..
aen; Sns wi make two tips dam , 70. me COCA
oreaturs rsTt. caterer has taken eh.ss. az N.
mn.ie ~ .eS .nS Sss,T Band will discourse .v.,
The White POuse Pavilion in .el..,.a
10 temperance excursion. 10 aese
The temp, alleys and quota. ana i...;
RAINING and casting the welg M ~ an
Other sOIts Of athletic exercise, ,.Sn A,nke, so al
pleasure ssnd benefits of the da,' .mSs.,ly The
Dancing. al course, VII have its ~ o
and there are Few whom withers viii not ,ss.n..
that way. ''' penpm
During the cosrse Of the day ore or two ,da,
viii be delivered on interesting suhiect.-nnss>es
promised on the Potomsc and Rivers III km,,lhe 10
In hne, nothing vii be wanting q /. ataf,
Of real plsasure TO the members OF the ss,oc,s,uN
and the kind friends Of the c,use who viii ,esot
peny them. eoeom
Tickets at Si-each will enable rentlen,,
two ladies TO enjoy the excursion. Chidrer 60,
The boat will save Georgetown at a. m. ,nS,l.
nh street wharf atsh q. m. She will staIt 80, .ss
from 9TH street AZ y. m. s>t
The strictest order Will be maints ned on th. h..
and on the shore.
Conmit'es Of Arrass,m,nrs.
John u. Clark, Jas. McGran,
Geo. Savage, NJ Dufy,
u. Kane, P,w. Hickev
Thos Duffy. Thos DOoh,
John Csrnody, NJ Enwritht
2S-4t
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Ex-PREsIDENT PIERcE.-Col. Hiram Fuller. late
Of the New York Mirror, writing to the New y rk
Express, from Europe, says:
But of all the strangers of distinction In Rome
none is more courted or respected than our much
abused e. president, franklin Pierce. Modest,
afable, and courteous, everybody Is seeking his
society with as much eagerness as he avoids pub
licity He refuses all invitations except IL be 10
join a few Americans; and then we find him the
most entertaining and the most agreeable Of CON-
panions. He will leave soon for England, which
he has never visited. and where he will find IL
d. icult TO avoid all the honors that await him.
see some Of the American papers urging Gen
Pierce's name as a candidate for the next Presi-
dental term, but IL is useless. Nothing can in
duce him to accept a second nomination, nor a
public office Of any grade. Notwithstanding nv
own oHC ial head was of the first TO roll into
the bushel under Gen. Pierces Administration,
yet | cannot forbear saying. in all sincerity and
truth, that would sum up his biography in these
brief words He was a brave General patriotic
President; an honest man. His enemies found il
easy to abuse but impossible TO impeach him.
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DEATH OF An Ex-SPEskER OF THE L. 8. HOUSE,
oF RErREsENrArIvEs.-In has reac he'd
here Of the death Of the Hon. John w Davis, of
Indiana, who expired at his residence in Car
Isle, at 10 minutes past o'clock, the morning
of the 2ad instant, Of dysentsry, aged 60 years, 4
months and s DAYS.
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protection Of the adjacent coast against ncursions
Of the northern Indians, who are again becoming
troublesome. Considerable numbers Of these saw
ages have descended upon the waters Of Puget
Sound, and committing depredations upon the
settlers. As the Shubrck is well armed, IL is
thought she will prove Sufficient, protection
againss these incursionists, and at the same time
be able to perform her lighthouse duties
THE OVERLAND MArL RouTEs.-we deem Il
proper 70 state, as there is such strong prejudice
existing against the continuance Of the overland
routes costing a million of dollars annually with
scarcely any return, that 1t is the desire Of the
Postmaster General 10 have them abolished, and
that he would long since have applied the prin-
ciple of retrenchment In this particular, had he
not been prevented by decision Of the Attorney
General. This decision was that as the contracts
for that specific object for four years, and did
not contain the usual clause empowering the Post
master General to change the service, the routes in
question could not be interfered with. Should
Congress abolish them, a claim for damages
would arise.
ARMY CHANoEs.-Lieut. @. A. Gilmore, corps
Of Engineers, has been relieved from the opera
ton of the order assigning him to the Assistant
Professorship Of Civil and Military Engineering,
sent position in New York city, as Commercial
Agent for the Engineers department.
Lieut.. s. b. Holabried, LIST Infantry, has been
assigned to duty at West Point, on the military
staff of Col. Delafeld
Iowa LAND SURvKrs.-Plats Of townships 90
and 100 north, of each ranges 49, al, e. 49, A. IS,
AZ, and A. and of township 100 north, Of ranges As
and 10 west, Of the fifth principal meridian of
Iowa, have been received at the General Land
Office. Many of these townships close on the nj in
nesota boundary, and in great part are excellent
lands.
DEATH OF An Ex-SPEskER OF THE L. 8. HousE
| oF RErREsENrArIvEs-lnteli has reac he'd
here Of the death Of the Hon. John w. Davis, of
Indiana, who expired at his residence in Car
Isle, at 10 minutes past o'clock, the morning
Of the 2ad instant, Of dysentery, aged 60 years,
months and days.
PosrAGk SrANrs.-Of the many methods for
canceiliny postage stamps which are constantly
being suggested TO the Post Once Departments
through letters received from all portions of the
country, Of them have been found to be at all
practicable, though some of thcse methods are
very ingenious in theory.
LieHr- HorsE lNsrkCroR.--l.ieutJ j. Pembroke
having been relieved ut his own request from
duty as lighthouse inspector OF the sixth light.
house district, Lieut.. John Rutleigc, L. 3 n b.,
has been ordered TO act in that capacity.
-
NAVAL ORpER..-Lieut. 4. :. Phelps has been
detac he'd from the Crusader and ordered to the
command Of the Coast Survey steamer Vixen
Lieut.. James T.. Jewett has been ordered to the
Crusader.
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MOUNT VERNON AND The TOMB on
AVA WASHINGTON.

We Q We'd Csfu Fs-fi<r y.r,.
The steamer THOMAS COLLYER VII rurr~.
10y 70 Mount Scynon and the -
ne1e OF " AxhlnEtor TUES EAxS
g ~ .ad FEIDAIS, leavins tseo11kh
saAlI, ~ ne loot Of m street. ~ Il q NJ. anc ~
surnirg ~ nalf pas, o'c och IN
pSoseHes cave 81 the HOtels AID TIE corner n
reaIsy raris sEeaae And ~ 81 >; - A. m. ROE
ma ID
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FIFTH STREET SEMINARY

MS GOODRICH AND DAUGHTER NJ
seeR<e tasz- SeAesl % sse S-sr Nea<a, "A Sepsr~-
.e. >euizx VII receive pArTscah.r a.rrsri.N.
fsesca tssxAt - PrVf-sso- A. = lie VILlers: NJ
g. Ss<hs ~ Mss 6Scd.Iea Fer terms Ia airs n
4 SSSh sire Z, setv<-n y S,3 &
S.fs.sz<=s.-Rev. J. {, SEl 4. II. D. " PS--r
EEA
 kss- Casc Wa W. NeSre, II ~ u. HI.
rW.SrKs-A Casa u Yozas Lssl.s % Lam
n D. eo<s'
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e A NJ NJ T N G.
ALEXANDRIA, LoupOUN & HANpsHrpr
RAILROAD.
&M@$ a

ARA|$E 49,.
TRAIN OF CARS for the .ccomnIod,,io. :,
persons attending the CAMP MEETING o. -.
Isna OF Mr.. Joshua GIbson, IN Fairfax count, -
commence running on the 18th instant, (ror ~.
Compsny's Depot, corner Of Oronoko a1d w., We
SECTION. i'oenA
Through tickets, including omnibus. IS cent, ga,
way.
Leave Alexandris every day during the r,..,,-.
~ and leS a. ~ and p. m, and Sienna atsa N
end ?. m An extra train viii leave Alp1andT,,1
; Nat.,day a. m and Vienna on MONDAY non.
III There will BE no train on SUNDAY,
az 's-S w. II. CARLAN. Conductor
NOTICE TO PLEASURE sEEkERs-TS,
~ Potonac Steamboat Compsny,
~ sdcitlon 70 the SEM week, frIps Es&Sk
OF thelr steamer Povhstan 20 Nor
folk. ODER the public Of W sshnston and vic mr., !,
opPortunlv OF enloyllE q TIP on the besufifu p
tomao 20 GLEMONT and AQUA CREEEtr.
oalIyl during the rot weather.
TO parties Of three o more e1currlon tlek.,, ~
De issued q one do or each for Glynort vTn
Prlvlsse OF remaining there Al nix IL sid IetrrrrS
next osy; also for Aqua Creek. two dollars. e.
Win prlvlese OF remaining one or two DAYS.
- Ihe angler can ENJOY fine spJrt with noon a.
Ilne 81 either oi the above places, white perch a.
other small hsh being abundant; also fne shoot,sS
game being plentiful.
0ooe Ho:el accommodation car be had n th.s
places. - sA's
Boats leave foot Of s,h street q, sSau..Dey
m Returning. "a ?. m ard 81 .. m.
OF iSrIas. lniafFnatlon lns uIre 81 the Compsr,I
9Sh ro, 10 81 PernI yaHis sysng., ns1i dsCTS
Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Conr.r,
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PERSONAL

NOTICE
NAIsss Ncnterea,, OF ~ t--,gut. 4. = -.
SooUse'cc ~ ser WI - Pstd b. go - -. r.;
frOn taIs tate Ge0REE rs.N Dupr
Nssa-latou. Argus; ~ lxsa. ssss.
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ExCURsIoNIsrS .ATTENTTOY-I-c-I -.
II Tor the GrsDd ANNA ExecrsIOu
"a g fstsr : Sancsy >ehoD. fUT ire SsS<-e \
oentnt OF the rev extrnsIon IN the o066zezs
Shurch. capitol Hi The two ls-re t-,,.. NcB-,
ernon and Povhaaa are eufsx@c for q, = No.,
y OF isftner 2srtleu4.Ts zee future sdverti.enent
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kkNoNAt-
Nkok6E EiNOLE rss7eeefesy inSar,,s n,
tt>sss Al c2sf1ze-s TAI as Has rezspv~f-s~
AsRSc% - c0sss-ss rron tie caor ser u "a
u s,-<esS- - Ne Sso s,--ee ss,v>~-NN
I sEc AKA streets v e-cr ,esy raAt q NV
eeda aArgs as1 sss<z1zc s.xoE,1ze Z a 500 =
40 >HOk>s OF 10 b-xs aAEs.act-r- =, ~ 81
SAN AsS PATENT LEATHER asa,s &c A.
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III Ink STAN Publishes rHk Lisrs OF Lxrrkks
RxMAiNiNs ~ THE w AsHrNsToN CRY Posr OvEIcx
UNpxR rRR PROVISIONS or TIM LAW DIRECTING
TENN TO BIZ PRINTED IN THE rxwsrAPsR HAVING
THE LARsEsr CALCULATION WITHIN rHK pxLivkRY
OF THE OFFICE. Ira TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION 10
MORE THAN pousLk THAT OF ANY orHKR DAILY
PAINTED ~ THE DISTRICT 90 CoLuNsiA.
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Die MIC. lNzLOSTIS
lovers OF ease and reisxatIon st
Pc NC to come OF on THURSDAY, kkAf
the 18th OF August. At the fas nor ahle
resort kaown as Analostan Retreat Arth's "a
nowneo Cotllon Mnsic Is engaged for the Occ.sIor
Boats VIII lcave for the lsand from tho Stous
House w har, Wsshin ztou, ard ~ the foot of HIs,
street. Georgetovn, every half hour an the dIT
tickets ~ cents, admitting gentleman and lad :,
Com nlitfoe If lrrasgs1safS
> Mex. King, Ghasl.IttleJohn, j. 81. Clsu,
John Essex, Ihns. j. Weir, Henry O.Resvev
NATIONAL GUARD Pic NC AT COLIN
~ BIAN SPRINGS-Tbe Ma Gn.|
honal Guard beg leave to announce
70 their friends and patrons that they
Will give PIC Nc At the shower med n -
summer resort on Thu RSDAY. Sep. 81 n =
faracGlars IN future advertisement su2q
n A n
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MI . = z TO
NETTI>
ftey I've pssess NtF<o no NETTING -
re<-1Eec A16 for sA-- ;. q EssA>-
- ~ - All = -
GREAr NCNBERs % PIANOS 81 sAs
JOIN Ellis
- - eervSr1 - 40 Ia s>-es
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e BALTIMORE CONFECTIONERY. 81.
~ t-.N-s. " sSi n ..-s:fs.-Fr-sh CAKES
AZ every cs'. Ice CREAM srt MATER
ICES serve: y Par Is. BA' 3. Fa Ard So.
81 y Hes,s a. ss, s,Io7; Fam,i,: a.lsd
ga II toTrE; RCSSE BLANC NANCE al
s..IieS ot s. Ainds Ans tSvCrs, n sd 70 on! =
SIS snd '-iesr Entertainments furnishes. 81 ~
sI.,ISS ro.ce Nj OF ths nos. ressoaShie t--uns
"a rLi,-' ahh-> {" S.risn s.r.s Pc, sa2t--'s.
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zen TRIAL ACADEMY.

Tss sNs.e&ssx ~ I&4s iax,Ssz,roR Va b. r..urAs
On tae ,st AeeeAy II Sesssras~ r A,,h.s,- =.
- IA t2- psfscSfA ~ the ASa~s 49,.
= Safcx are VII se kezrt q. .ae esnk ss.,-e. ~.
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6@SUJ pom BON : or THE WASHING;
~, TIN GAS Lie Il r CoMPANY are ssfe
80 fcsi aAe n rcstEee . h-laS sun, 81 " ku-
SCSe Co.SArs eaca. ~ 9esFtsae JAnr1ry , 49, "a
SSSSI1S s0~teStS NJ 81 SIX Pc crsr ,er xasaFa
an A-e ksr sAle ~ RIGGS 4 CO. as
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GkOkGETOWS
~ INSrTrCTH
as aeoss VII e- re<3msS 81 MeeSav S-rg
KS F>ss success e-ctes u % The pet "a ssr -
csan<~a 1880 NV seV1
II Fog - tscSssrs So eirca ars =, Se,r OScs q,
"a :. TAOS \. LEONARD.
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:(0 mn MARBLES Jas, received, saS r,-o
oVsVOV wholesale scd -sexii. =.
~ - y tANNnND>S 49, a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-07
PILES.

81 have been for some he seriously
afflicted bleeding piles; and haV~ regarded case as
severe ne-at one time indeed hopeless; have used
your lPiA Specih). and curvi. have no
doubt laying the world under great and lasting
Obligation"
gentleman OF frtv years. well and f1voraby known at
Ce DeawA- COUNTY, SeH-Yrrk, had been marty to the
piles twertr Sometimes from excessive henor,
rhag- and suffering he reduced to the verge of
the crave For years dragged miserable eTis
tcnrs couGr'ned invalid, disqualified for any business
md life almost burden needle to add that he had
tiled F.ue lies from NIL sorts OF doctors to little
purpose. H consulted two years and r ca,nnd-
ed our Pile Specc. with occasionally Dyspepsia Pin -
this he began improve. AMI since has never had
plies. From the first month t0 I" year
mast be had sSfonay symptoms Of his old complaint;
but few doses PNs ouii diSPerse vt all, and Tor
more past been entirely we'll ct the piles
brilliant isscarcely to be found in the annals OF
mcdi.!ne.
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HUMPHREYs'

SPECIFIC RoMGoPATaIC REMEDIES
Stand confesedy head ofremedia for the use
people They alike removed from the poisonous
repusve doses Of quackery old school
practice OF wateTcure, the intricate
errexins obscurities Of the usual books
diseases which they are related put up in the form
pellets; and prepared OF ingredients Meth
rrdancernus or disgusting they the ready
parent nurse and Ehs comfort Of the
complaining invalid.
possess positive advantages which were never
LEs no injury can arise their They SIMPLE;
you always know what to take, and how to take Il fey
are CoSvENIESI; YOU the proper Sugar Pl AT
moments warua- without hesitation delay. They are
kFFcIzSE disease is arrested at once
the moment what the pound could moi
CRY rls hnYe relieved.
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TEE
LIVER INVIGORATOR
PREPAREp EY nR. sANFn.p.


~,sz -..,,,,r g., -TTHES
COMPOUNDED bnLIely IoLn " 49, -
Is ONE OF IHE BEST PtttIAtI' = An" - - v
DiIISE- now =0'e The PU2iic tiat acts a.
eIser- nilisr and more "c-tlh' Ian 's oi.er ilelic
Known 1t = not only t,'sIT'fc bIL Lt'tf F'unT's
acting frst on the LIRE 10 eject itz rn'fH
the stomach and novels - carry o. ttE matter 1ils
comprising i'Erp 'ss --Cti'aT "'fiI''5- ay al "
painful feelings experienced in The o-t;cas q most "a
Idrtrs- It StreTt'-F t= system - the same time tina
1t aud syier duly II T'-;r doses vi
strengthen and bali- u r' Hi't. a+NSCAirAIiA!tE
The yYT-FP - one OF ts Ti-.s7.a regulators Ct THO
human b.Ev- AMI unra Performs functions wi.
the movers E-asn are Tie "lrGcA
!, ,I1cs; ,-rc,y sn.ter. or tfe reaithv acoa ofrtt
Lrsr n-r- perform S--e or = sc-r:ors;z hen
Il bowels ave ~ fralt and tn
SET, ~ r-srgrs7c. =: ono o--aa-tle Liver
Isvin1 u do IT, For the diseases Of tat
gan, one Of TIE prorre:a-sfaF made it rs staiv.
practice :" fud some rene IS
vherewithto c"Unrerac: The ina arrangements TO Vhei
il Liable.
At t.z.', a-ysrso9 ;roa
Sis ~, ~ trc T"r.r4 zTI con, no. : -
Ti,.s. t4r--s -.--nve lf--n4rsl r l, matter ron
N-.rs..-7 in tho ,s.r q, I-.sv low ar bile
n-i,,r.,r n 5-c.t... food 10 t!irevt veil
pTRIFTTy+ TjIF III riyin- ne mi health TO ~.
S-is r,1-a, ~ -4-Iv:.-tl, rs1-- Of ne. stIsgss--
- t,;,,r-- r...s-sI en-.
BlIIOUS ATTACKS .-- cured AND w1fAT Is
BETTER. PREVENTED, blythe occasional " ;Ise
{ LIVER iSNIt5DRATDS. Il
Oae Io-efrv stiais suf Mt 70 relieve the stomach
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No family Without these uvaluacle curatives
They are the only remedies perfecs adapted for domestic
With them the parent Is armed and pre-
approach 81 disease, and meet IL
AZ the threshold aud II hay. tTiir Of medicine
rightly directed IN the rst hours of da'es" usrfecty currs
that which nv i.l4y only be relieve hy long and trli-
ous hours suffering If at ALL With these nj hand, you
are Obliged the coming OF that Ten distant.
as wen as expsreive luxury doctor drug-ed
poisoned biisrre tl=i, hur vonrseF administer
tho snre specific and restore the rudy Of life
again to health anl ioc There ONLY Injury arise
in any case from their general Influence upon
The constitution ali question, beneficial.
AGENTS WANTED.
we .l..re ea active efficient agent the
remedies IN every town In the Cltc states.
dlreSs DR.. F. HUMPHREYS, & Co,
No. 500 Broadway, New York.
sE"soId ~ tia Druggists il Whsslis.. Eshl4-1y.