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FARMER AND GARDENER.
T H 4
Mt. Vernon Record T"
Will commence its I'd Volume in July.


The first volume-JuIy, 1898, to July, 9,-pre-
sents CONDENSED history OF the Association which
simply thought of six years ago, is now an orgaLi-
zItiOn cO-extensive with the Union Itself.
''Ine ladies' Association. says the Philadelphia
Press ia recent leading article upon subject of
the Mount Vernon cause } "thrOugh whose energies
SO mucn money has been raised, nave been power
fully assisted by their organ the Mount Vernon Re
cord, which has widely spread through al parts Of
the Union accounts OF what has been done every
where for the sacred cause which il espOuses. It's
literary and artistic merits very distinguished.
but its fullness of details within a att ely linn
tied space, l. astonishing. The LIST Il names Uf con
triOutors. published IN supplemental sheet each
month, Several thousands la each number must
have inspired generous responses wherever this
persuasively appealing and well-eoited n.tle sheet
has sped It's way With the great good which the
Mount Vernon Record must have rendered in hel D.
ing 10 bring about, If there other reasons TO
give II unhesIIatng patronage, this i'll itself should
largely increase the generous list of subscribers
II now enjoys
Besides the interest which attaches itself 10 the
Record, from It's olicIal Connection with the cause
represented by the Ladies' Association il is the de-
Sign OF the publishers u associate and identify il it'll
popular interests. In turiheraDce of this purpose
many things Of literature ana will be put under
tribute To give attractveness ana general usefu
10 the Record" as a Journal Of progress.
Tue second volume Will contain am ng other mat
tiers prepared expressly Tor Is pages, series of pa
pcrs, TO commence with one OF the early numbers
embracing subc' Is of great interest apper.aihing
To Colonial and Revolutionary history To be en-
titled
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Price Three Dollars Year; Two Copies to
one address, Five Dollars; Five Copies to one
address, SLIPS; Ten Copies, to one address,
$50.
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II Issued on the morning OF every Tuesday and FRI
day and contains, in addition 70 the b. TX ntell
gence given the Daily Paper,
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II VIE subscriber informs his friends and the public
generally that he has this day sold out his entire
crest i'll tie concern OF WILLIAMSON q CHEAT
HAM 10 JOHN l.. CHEAlHAM. In Withdrawing from
the business he would respectfully tender his warm
est blanks To all his numerous friends who have so
hb' rally extended their patronage to the old
Germ, and socts from them CUnLin of the same
To h 5 uccessors-genuemen in every respect emit
tied 10 the highest confidence. Nashville, July q. 1853
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON.
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The Good Fight
CHARLES READE

viii be reproduced from early London sheets, and
viii be continued through the volume. Back Num-
bers can be supDljed
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Dissolution Of COparinership.

TIVE undersigned have this day dissolved by mu
Il tual consent the CO artnership heretofore con-
Quoted under thefI m OF WILLIAMSON X CHEATHAM
Alexander Williams having sold out his entire IN
terest IN said concern to John l.. Chcatham.
Nashville, July 9th, 1859.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON,
ARCHER CHEAIHAM.
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lpbolrsalr g0rorerifs.

GEO b. BROWN. A J. HOOPER. GEO. MIzEIL,
late b. Ldaies d Co
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j. W. BROWN.

TrHE undersigned have this day ass ciated them
Il selves together under the style of RAINS, BROWN
Il Co, Tor the purpose OF trausactng a general
Drug Business, and hOTe, by street attention
TO The interest ii their customers, to merit contn
uace cf the very liberal patronage extended their
predecessors. 7. Il. RAINS,
Iuly25-tf ARTS BnUWN SR
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Nashville and Chattanooga R.R.
~ 80 - 81
Change Of Schedule.
on AND AFTER
Sunday next, July 3rd, 1859,

Passenger Trains viii run as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville az 10. A. n. aud sP NJ
stevens D at $3.50 . ana $50 p "
arrive at Chattanooga a. 90 A. 81. md son p AZ
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at $50 A. NJ and 2.eO p NJ
Stevenson "a $50 A. N. and 5.s0P n
Arr've shvllie AT II so 2. N. and ] 80 p N
pom Trains making cluse connections Fsst and
IL West al stevenson, with Memphis and Charleston
and other railroads u New Orleans amt otLer 10 m
ern cities, ana at Chattanooga Wit,. Gco-ria ~tste
X ad, ana by II with oih Rrads running throuph
Oc"fgm, south Ctrolisa and Allba'na as,d with Eist
tennessee aud Georgia Railroad NJ Chatta nooya a
connecting link In the Virginia route u Ivncbburr
RICHMOND baltimore, Philadelphia Washington citY
New YORK and other East rn cities 80
Through tickets may be had any hour on g,,-lica
ZION Ia Ticket agent 1t "fce peput 10 the fooyy
ing places viz New York, via. last Tennessee ana
virginia r ute: New York, via C1arie ton PbiladcI-
phia, Baltimore, Washington city, Petersburg R'rh.
mond, Lynchhurg, Knoxville, Charl stnr Sivai nab
Macon, Augusta, Atlanta. Monigt merv Huntsville
Grand Junction, Memphis, NV Orleans Virginia
springs Bcegsleba Springs and Nc liiunvaie
z w, COLE, Supelin' endent
1ulyl-tf BGNU4A
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n retiring from the business, respectfully beg
Il leave 10 tender my warmest thanks TO my numer-
Ouslrends Tor the KIND and liberal patronage extend
ed by them 10 the old firm, and solicit for my success
sors a continuance OF the same.
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AGENTS WANTED.
cotton Yarns.

TS stare and Far sas< a AAnaf 1clarer,s pflees
Tags aasafsy efihase eelebratsd cotten keFnss
manufactured ~ the Ffaewoas fActoFy, ubsch fer
quality and s4psffsFlty stsn1 anFlxaled- Car sko<t
sszstE aces sll1Ae anusbefE-
NtxEfI HOOPER CO..
npte-sf AS. zad a4fks
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Dissolution.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.

TNHE copa tnership heretofore existing between
l. CLINTON BYRSE and JAMES miller was dissolved
by mutual consent the Both day Of June, by the
retiring Of Clinton Byrne from the firm. All debts
due tn e1rm will be collected by Jane F. Miller
and all noes other indebtedness Of the firm will be
paid by him. CLINTON BYRNE,
july4-2m JAMES +. MIILEk.
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NlSSONNtiON.

n HE copartnership heretofore existing between
i the undersigned was this day dissolved by mu-
tuai ;onsen., Mr.. AIRS BRowN Sr, having purchased
of ". BROWN his entire interest. The business will
be continued at the old stand under the style of
RAINS, BROWN & CO. 7. b. RAINS,
J. W. BROWN.
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~--=z==-----< he most valuable inven
tons OF the age. lacy a Shuttle, making the
Lock stitch on both sides II the cloth alike which
cannot be unravelied or pulled out
They all made with the highest mechanical SIX IN
afL all warranted wcrf well all kinds goods
from the Ilghtcst Fabric to Heavy LEATHER In rar-
tcular We would call the attention Of ali our new
Family Sewing Mschnes. II has been manufactured
expressly for Family Use, and has met wiih favor
from ali IL is smpliEed as To render IL almost
impossible 10 get out of order or derange lis opera
tons indeed simple as "a astonixh one, that
small piece % mechanism will sow
Below, give description Of the different styles
ofthe Weed Patent
ao.I lisa very convenient style, which can be
worked by hand or foot, on or on rs OWN table. For
convenience shipping and also for large manufac-
tories where 70 Is necessary 20 place number OF
Machines INTO long bench, making one table answer
for them all Price, $50.
No. 2. with Walnut or Mahogany Table either
with without Box Top, which locks down. Price
500, and sllo.
40. a. same size as No 2 but runs with belt
and al . much higher rate Of spced. This kind is
well adapted to manufacturing Clothing OF Leather
ms is really the cheapest Machine in the market,
and there is no work done a sewing Machine that
il vii not do. II is confidently asserted thai this
Machine runs easier than any machine Low IN
No. 4. Thi Machine has a long arm, 70 accom-
rodate large work. Il runs al high rate q speed,
runs easily, and Is, without doubt, the best Ma
chine Tallors' use. ever offered y th- PGbiic u
is also peculiarly lifted or plantation work Is
very simple substantial ana daraoie, with bat la
tie liability % gen out OF order. Prize, si20
40. 5. This new and cheaper style, and n
general sayaTite for Family, Light i<sfhcr, and
great variety Of work. II lEss besa gotten Up with
reference 10 furnishing strong and durable, yet
liz ht and tasty Aaehine al less price THAI eber
OF the abFve. u rnns very easy ,rst AID - pro
noauees the best ulaskin Bex IN market for $50
No. g.. This IL Machine goa ap on eutreiy
new pra.elpe, dsaereus frssn anything ever before
offered to the pable. II i very ght aud tasty, and
runs very RAPIDLY amsst noizeiess ~ operatsn
and uses A STRAIGHT ME- l.E u - 50 arraagcdaS
10 be utterly impossible foE II Ia miss stitches y has
tension on hoth sides, aud caFTies large sflIty Il
thread under the SPOOL The nsOtuns are gaiaed by
snail cranks thai run s;bert fercepti1e psase-
The two threats worked IN sach manner as new
er b.th - pail Il the same ne, and consequently
liltie Abis break The seam Is very elastic, zad
The thread q - u0l bgcak "A washing. u ALL DO
coarse work better than shy cheap marhiae Aow IA
market sils eotton - linen 18th equal IA
city. Price $50 -
Descriptive Circulars furnishes gratis
oyEscx szs BRoApw4s. kEw Yoxxs
Whitney q Lyon, Prepfsstars-
arDAsR0 xu A &r.k<Fa
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Transportation.
ICTISEILLE BsD NASHVILLE RiILROAD
49, EsEsss - 81
TINE FROM NASHVILLE TO LOUIS
: vILLE-SlXTEEN HOURsl

fiLLEr-OiAI EEN ,HOlRSl ~ e
IN and af,er WEDNESDAY Ausust the 10th INST,
Lave Nsshvi e, 500 A NJ. and 400 p NJ
Arrive at Bo ling Green, s 80 am 900 a.
Connect by Mail Coaches with train at Ritter's ior
LOUISVILLE - exc =
Leave Ritter's, s:soPM, and 5ooA.pr.
Arrive at Louisville, $50 % and 1850 -
Leave Louisville. ESQ A. N, and 4 90 P. NJ
arrive nj Riiters, lilo /" and 900
Green for Nashville.
Leave Bowling Green crop M.-.s.ooAM
Arrive at Nashville 1880 " 1910 q
by ths ABRAMS en'ent Close is made an
louisville with the Northern, Eastern and Western
routes.
:, Coz meet also with mail co ches at GELATIN for
Huntsville and Carthage -.
wearing appaIelaione constitutes baggage, n which
each person VIII be allowed eighty. pounds FREQ Of
charge above that weight, subisct 10 extra charge
payable to Conductor al other articles carried
in The Baggage Cars viii be chang ,xlress rr,ight
which mast be aid to Agent
Passengers taking seats IN the cars Eigefeif Gal
latte and Bowling Green without pure hasing tiekets
Will be charge 4 ten cents extra.
eE ROBERT Macleod
= aug. o-bAGu-u Superintendent.
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1iurrD Stables.

l. l. v 1 4 Il HAN
Livery, Sale l. Exchange Stables,
NORTH MARKET sTREET
j. &. M'EERRIN, Proprietor.
Il HE undersigned having leased the uboye we'll
known establishment formerly kept by Mr.. JoHN
H. SLOAN, has thoroughly repaired ana rehtted u in
ailits departments. and now challenges Compcttionin
point OF convenience and capacity from any similar
establishments the south west
shall keep constantly ~ hand a number OF baud
some vehicles of All KINDS and a stud OF horses
unsarpasse cd IN style speed and safety.
SALE
am prepared 10 III any bill for gentlemen wish
ing 10 purchase carriage buggy OF saddle horses and
VIII guarantee entire Satisfaction
Drivers Of stock will ind at my esta bshmont suit
able accommodation for any number OF horses or
mules At reasonable rateH.
B AHDENG.
Gent cmen wishing accommodation for horses aud
vchic ensured that stuck viii receive the best
attention and at the lowest current rates
lam also provided with all the facilities for Break
ing, eating ,Ntcking and Docking horses and willen-
sure satisfaction
Iwilrccciye and sell stock OF all kinds on commits
sion and from thorough arquaiiitan ca q constant
familiarity with ihc market, feel hesitation ia
promising satisfaction.
Being determined To- give satisfaction 60 all Who
may call, portion Of public Patronage is solicited.
J. G. McFEIIIN,
Jahis-dly Late OF bowlmg Green. Ky.
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fOrelsh anu DOlIesilc liquors, ClsafS, &c.,
NO. MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
III AVE now in store and to arrive
IL SUGARS.
100 hhds New Orleans Sugar, all grades;
100 bbls Crushed sugar, ali grades;
90 81. Louis Loaf sugar all grades
0o " Powdered sugar, allgrades.
COFFEE.
300 bags prime Rio Coree,
AOLASSES.
100 bbls. New Crop Molasses, al lgrades;
1UO hall bbs. New Crop Alolasses ali grades
90 bbis and kegs Golden Syrup.
LIQUORS.
100 bbls. Pike IS Magnolia whisky.
100 80 Dean x Hale's do,
100 Smith s Reserve do;
loo " Old Rye do;
Loo 90 10 Newsoms do treble distilled:
100 - Tennessee White do;
zoo " Old Country do;
100 =" Old Bourbon do:
100 80 Old MOnongchala do:
40 - Robertson county do;
100 pkgs. Port and Malaga Wine;
20 baskets Champagne Wine;
oOO pkgs. Brandy, various brandss
200 bbls. Mott Celebrated CIDER Vinegar
sUADRIES.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted;
500 boxes star Candles;
400 hall boxes fallow Candies %
1000 Reams Hemp Wrapping Paper;
100 boxes starch:
1000 bags Fine salt:
900 900 q. ID Caps;
100 bbls. Fresh Ale:
so IieTces Rice:
100 sand II ID Caddis Black and Common Tea:
80 chests Black and Green Tea;
$50 cans Fresh Cove Oysters;s
loo boxes ". r. Cheese prime;
100 - r. ID.
800 bags Shot assortedJ
1000 bs. Bar Lead;
so bags Black Peppers;
100 doz. Brooms;
100 - Cotton Rope.
100 boxes Soda in papers,S
100 :" Scotch SNUFF;
$50 % Stick Candy:
100 40 Fancy do;
100 casks English Soda.
1000 doZ. assorted BucketsJ
In store and for sale lower than thew .an hon.1 ,o
where. '''S
. We are Agents Tor a large Wooden Ware and Bucket
ahuiactory and are prepared at all times to sellto
the Trade at Manufacturers prices freiabt addeS
CARTER, WlLSFORD x Co.
ucclo No. Market street
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prp 0ooos GlOtbiug.
Spring and Sumner Clothing.

OPP anu
Ania pection ofthe stock dresnntiayeiss tar neee
stty IS = pnrclAes
ttfE are noN Receiving an e1tiFe ues stock -
w really -EaadeClullll aud fneu = Furnishing
Fisce Goods ana soa.a ia-rEsuary c4ii The attcnttor
u aeaers u Tie sly e sst make "a girfueuts
mssI ~ shiCh EnA.ls er1fr, asa tiiu uork
~ sleh ~ variant 10 stanA- Or Fiek =
~ se4 part ef AZ The sssest ststes Il Sith csts
ali CziisaaE, tFeck. 9Fs<z. o1 s. bas1azz skrirts
tweed Inca dfab dsta @iFssce And c4ssiraeTe cats
cazsaUeTs aaa tseca suits aiaGt1a AK and Mar
seilles Festagsi rants, "a sre4t s-fssis
S isulhs', Beys' and Childrrn's Clothing.
oar stock . -nlsrsly ns~, OanPrslas every sOss
style sad gaAlliy.
MEMS Furnishing Geods.
wstnriie pAsttezisr 2tlsatsssn our lnRxoEe6 eut
shlFts . Il he nlost O. arabic an1 felatle
sGat tE ths market Giesrs. Sasasaa1erk. de4rfs,
Noek Tee .crzEats HandkeFchlefs ~ use neells-
u0sksA SHIRT losaEnss and Gfaifssoek uadsF scar.
Piece Goo4s.
Black. stne bFows asd askia clesls. siafk ana ian
~ CazfIueFc<, ~ KFe1l Fsrtrty s1k ard aaEFeaiie
EeslaEss dress, del4 an1 ilhen bFilakss lubreifas
A. AZ, a..
~ E--cplhiss eat - aFdsr.
WARD, BIRMINGHAM CO Preetira7 rAIiors
MARS IA - fahlsc sgasre, Aashsiile.
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Sewanee CoaI.
IRA Family Flour.

LrxrRA Family Flour ma 10 feoa mes wheat. -
~ SAFE at the bgta dwsy Aills
tuiyi-'f D iicAEy,
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N o II I C E..

a IL Persons are cAUrIoSEn a<s.as. Baytag OF
a Trs,ilas fsr 4ay N0fEs - DCEBiLlS "a iAs
sseasnsr sCAPfgE,f a. the csasl1eEstlaa ior Ni'sA
lhsy seEs stssa las f.iis4 -. ..,.,.....
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The Indian Doctors
FOREST SYRUP
For the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Group,
and has cured thousands
who have been given up
to die with Consumption.

This Syrup is entirely Vegetable, and will never
fail to give relief in all the above named diseases. IT
not only cures Coughs, Colds, &c, but also purifes
the Blood and the best equalizer of the circulation
of the blood yet discovered. 1t also contains Tonic
which gives the patient strength and vigor. Where
its virtues are known, no family will be wthoutit.
1t is pleasant TO the taste and ecacous in its effects
Children cry for after getting TASTE 1t is the
most soothing and healing syrup in and for Sum
mer Complaints, Choleramorbus, Bilious Cholic, and
early stages of Cholera it has no superior.
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PilgrimageS TO Sacred Shrines in the Land Of
Washington.

No. l.-CoxMKScING WITH MOUNT VERNON
With numerous intoned illustrations process new
er before applied 10 newspaper printing Every OBJ
ect relic belonging to that hallowed spot (many
OF which, possessing uncommon interest, aud relat
ing to Washingon's early life, aud altogether new to
the public) viii be published, with tuIl details OF
narrative and embellishments, presenting isometTical
plans, object dcneations, and scenic views, accur-
atcly drawn and engraved with the utmost from
sketches made expressly for the Record" by one
OF its conductors, during recent stay at Mount
Vernon.
These papers will be embodied ina
Supplemental Record,
ILLUSTRATED ISSUE,
To be published at Intervals with the regular edition.
without additional charge To subscribers.
A large space of the ''RecOTd'' will as usual, be
given D. that special matter which directly relates
90 the movements Of the ladies' Association. Ia
reference 10 this its pages Will always contain lists
Of those persons who, from the different States OF
the Union, send thor contributions to the Fund ,
added To which will be the names of subscribers
the old-mounted Washington Portraits.
Price One Dollar per year, invariably in advance.
Address the Publishers,
DEVEREUX X CO.,
1921 Philadelphia Post once,
july26 or, l32 South Third strest.
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CKS. JOHN q. HI
NEW EExSNH.
New Firm.

New Firm.
TNHE undersigned have this day associated them
i selves together under the firm name Of ARCHER
CHEArHAM * BROTHER, Tor the purpose of transact.
ing Liquor and Wine, Cigar and Tobacco business,
similar IN respect 10 that carried their
predecessors, Williamson X Cheatnam, and hope by
strict atteu ton business merit continuance OF
the patronage literally extended To that co ncerp
Nashville, July 9th, 1889.
ARCHER CHEATHAM,
julyS-u JOHN l., CHEATHAM
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1860

Louisville s. Nashville Railroad
THE follow ing splendid steamers comprise this
line, and leave Nashville daily Tor 81 Louis Louis.
vile, snithiano, Paducah, Cairo, Memphis and New
Orleans.
Steamer MINNETONKA
DAsBiEiI, Master,
Leaves Nashville every Mon - .SssEklls, /
day at II O'Clock, ". .Ir2-zz--zsssszzsssllssaa
SteamerST. CLOUD,
SINS, Master, a
Leaves Nashville every Tues tusssz- sszsesAlas, |
day at l. O'Clock NJ. .Iss2ssSzz--zzssSsztzszz.a
Steamer T. HIII.MAN
CoRHIT, Master, G-~n
Leaves Nashville every Tues rr7xssssssfAAns. |
day at 1 O'Clock, Z. NJ uHzsszEzszs-=-=z<zks
Steamer NJ NNETONKA,
DAsBIELL, Master, a G-@n
Leaves Nashville every Thurs ssrS olSssssk.
day at II O'Clock, NJ. sISzezzzz-zeizzs-z=zzazz<
Steamer ST. CLOUD,
sins. Master. a --~-u
Leaves Nashville every Friday szzzL-rn1zsfsal
AT u O'Clock, 81. sHz<EzzZss.z1zz-zz
Steamer b. NJ RUNYAN
Miller, Master, tn -
Leaves Nash lille ola saturdays E@g-nezssSsAa
at O'Clock, L NJ. szzzszrzezszs-sE1ss
These steamers connect az PadGcah wih the Mobile
nj Ohio abroad, at Caro- With the Illinois Central
Railroad, and at ST. louis with the Missouri and up er
Mississippi River Packets and equal g. any
els IN at for safety, speed and Mort.
augs-ti. a. HAMILTON, Agent.
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ICE! ICE!
Wheat Fans! Wheat Fans!

M are IN receipt of lot Of superior Wheat Pans
w They will be sold at Minuf4etory prices AZ NJ
8 Market street.
may26 CARTER, wIISFORD X co.
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lieu firms.
SDecial Notice,

IN the 3D. day Of August sold to A. II. HICKS and
" JOHN g. HOUSTON my entire stock OF Queens
ware, China, and Gl IS, together with my Books
Note Accounts, and other evidences Of debts, aud
they alone authorized to collect and receipt foI
the same. ]. c. DARDkN.
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81 Louis Golden syrup.

IUsf received Ia packages u 20 aaI 10 .l,as, ST
d Louis Golden Syrup.
Also, Loaf Crushed and Powdered Sugars
AllEll, HOOPER, x CO.,
may30-n Nos o and Market street
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4 Literary Department,

Embracing Standard Novels and Tales and Mscella-
peous Selections OF The highest interest. With the
Issue Of Tuesday, July 26tn, the initial chapters OF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-11
THE
LIVER INVI8ORATOR 4!


Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE or THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER ME-
easier miller, ARd eesaai han any msIeine
known !. { not gniy ts.tfe bat Li.sr Tssnsdy
bo~els OF that matter thus
9SInui fesin. sEsIie Ia the ora.oSs or most CO
Erties Il trenssns the system At the time that
| strengthen ana band it up with uausualraP.lity-
The LIVER is one Of the principal reEalaiorS Of the
powers system fuIivdeveiopsd stolae
Is Alnost entirely dependent o. thealty aston ofth
atfaait. bowels fault and he Whole
SsTa - the diseases Of hss Or
gan one Of The ProPristorshas made Il his s'uy in
shsrevho eounteraet the many derangenens to which
To .shl.reusdys f,ia anyper,on ,rou-
blsd with LIVER cOA~1PLALHT,ia any ofiis forms,
These Cams remove aiir,norbId or bsd matter from
iss soae fssd % 5 sSs 81 s
PURIFYING TIE BLooDyszivinE tone and health 70 me
DILIoUs ATTAcxs arr cured, AND. WHAT IS
LIVER ISvIGoRATOR. n
ana prevent the food from-risinE aud sourias.
oay one dosetAksn before retiring, prevents NIGHT
Only one dose taken a. -nIght, IeassnI the bowels
One dose taken after each neal viii care DYSPEPSIA
One dose q two a>spoonfuis VII always relieve
one taken for male obs.-u-tioa reaovesthe
only one dose HrasdiAteiy reiIsveS tH0LIc. While
One dose often repeated s1Ca cure for CHOLERA
AORBUS, aad e preventive OF CHOLERA-
- Only bottle La--ueedaf "a EhFuw ouf of fhg
system the Effects OF medi-eine AFTER long Sickness
- bottle taken for.aJkTTNDICE rer5ove1 al al
loUneaa or unnatural coior-7from the skin.
One dose taken ahort~tle before Eating dives viz.
or 70 the appetite, aud nales~food digest well.
One dose often repeatedly. CHRONIC DIAH-
RHlsA In its WORT forms, Hhile S q AHER and
BO WEI complaints yieldZairnost 10 tiae drHt dose
One or tEo doses taekH cauEed hy WORMS IN
Children; there Il or remedy In
the World, as itnerer STfEg.
u A few bottles eureI1DROPSY, By exeitinr the
absorbsnta-
We take pleasure IN recon mendng this medicine A.
preventive ror Wv * AND AGUE, CHILL FEVER,
and AL FEFEes Of BILL LIOu5 TYPE. Il operates
wonderful virtues.
ALI WHO Use IT ARE GTVTYfg THFTR Uya NJ
AOT.S TESTIMONY ~ us ~ pl0R
sthdEEOtr bah together.
TIE LIVER IFvIGoRAFoR
IS SCIENrIFTC MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and a daily
Working too believe cures bV
magic, ersH re rsf dose grfn1 bsuef and Seldo more
than bottle r. required kind Of LTVEP
Complaint. from the worst SdslicG DtsDfpFEn -
S1Ig1al Ae1a1sAe all Of zhieh or DIS
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER nOFTLE.
DIX eANIOitl. Proprietor, Jl5 HTosdEay, NsE YORK.
myA-ly T. " LOGAN CO.. Wheeling, VI.