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Literary Notices.

LIFE ILLusrRsfEp.- This handsomely print
ed, first class pictorial newspaper. we find on
our table again, after mourning over its loss
for some months. We take pleasure in speak
ing good word for Life" Its earnest
efforts in behalf of the people. of progress and
improvement. in advocating spirit of self re
lance and activity-its plain, practical COM
mon sense views Tn all the leading topics of
the day. make it desirable paper for the peo-
pie. Old fogits may not like all its views.
Mns, PARrrsaroN AND IxE.-Messrs. Brown,
Taggard Chase. Boston, will issue, in avery
attractive form, illustrated by Hoppin, new
book by Mrs. Darlington. 1t will be ready in
few days, and the reading public will be glad
to gree, it. 1t is said to abound in quaint,
grotesque. Partingtonian sayings.
BKAcKwooD's MAGAzISE.-Weh have receiv.
ed from its Publishers the June number of
this valuable periodical. Its table of contents
is as follows:
Fleets and Navies-France. Part I.
Lord Macaulay and Marlborough.
The Luck of Ladysmede. Part ".
War Speculations.
The Seige of Plymouth.
The New Parliament and its works,
Review Of Review.
Lines to Political friend.
Our relations with the Continent.
HARFEAs MAGAZINE for July is received.
and the present number fully sus.ains the well
earned reputation of this periodical. For sale
by Moses Hale.
July is received from the publishers. Every
business man should have a copy.
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LATER.

SAeKvILLE, \. B.. 18th, Z NJ.
The following despatch has been received
here from Truro, by telegraph
Steamer Arabia, Capt. Stone. which left
Liverpool on Saturday the 18th inst, arri-
ived at Halifax at noon to-day.
The war news is generally of an unimpor-
tant character, no new battles having been
reported.
The Austrians were retreating from the
OglIo anc the allies were advancing in force.
The French troops were being eoncentra-
ted by Napoleon for another decisive attac K
upon the Austrian army, and a great battle,
it was anticipated, would take place within
week.
A naval demonstration was expected 70
take placs soon in the Adriatic sea.
Lord Palmer ston has formed a strong cahi-
net, including Lord John Russell, Gladstone.
Elgin, Golden. Gibson, and Lord Granville.
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Mr.. GREELEY's next letters will BE- from p,xr,s
PEAK, and will be read with = lively interest, ~
intended to satisfy tho public mind in great
measure as to the truth or falsity Of the various
reports from the so-called LAND of Gold" His
Letters will all appear in THE SExI-WEEkLY and
WEEKLY TRIBUNE as well as in the DAILY.
TERMS:
Daily Sc, Somi-Weekly 81, Weekly Tribune ~.
For club terms see Tribune of any date.
Address HORACE GREELEY 4 Co.,
Tribune Building, New YoRk.
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VI A RTNE JOURNAL
DOMESTIC PORTS.

BosToN.-June u, Arr sch Elizabeth .Remiok.
Ellsworth; fairdcaler, Smith, do, yoiant, Jordan.
do; Forster, Murch. do: Belle Holt, do Abigail.
n n,' do, sch Sarah Moore (of BucksporO
Black, Arroyo, X, I'D inst 0ncco, Post, Msehias:
Hattie NJ Mayo, Mayo. Eden; Preference, Rob-
srs, Mt Desert; Counsellor. Franks, Ellsworth;
Velocity Miller, de; Panama, Tate, do; Arbo.
res,, smith do; Pilgrim, Kelley. Jone,por.
"EoI BRooksVILLE.-June "a Ar brig SUI
san Duncan, Snowman, Bangor rs sch EIi,sbeth
WATSON, do; ?S b L Condor, Condor. do: Phehe
Ann. Green; DO Ruth Thomas, Tspley, do. Sid
u brig susan Duncan, Snowman. Washington.
- ihEMoNT.-9t, sid sch signal, Moore. Grsnx
poRlLAND:.?s ar Dr. sch Superb, E~ain,
ChariottetoWn PEI. Dr. sch Nautilus, Hunter Wind.
sor, plaster: Geo Brooks, Wallace, Boston; EFF
Lewis. York, Boston: Utica, Thorndike, Roeki.pd
Cleared - Barque Harriet Spaidins, Booker.
hoekiand Brig Forest City, Balm, Sasua; seh
Rescue hiioy, Boston Joseph Hale; Eliza Ellen,
MAcHIAs.- Arr 20 sch Wreath, Conn, Bo.
ton; May Flower. Libby, do, Hibernia, Brad
shaw, Bath; Is Montanio, -, Boston.
Sid :? sch Donworth, Bradbury, Boston; lib
roster, colbeih, Boston; ., Jenny Lind, Mitch.
NE" ioBk.-Ar ~ bark Tivoia, Brown.
Ponce; .chrs Julia. Fish. St Andrews N u; War
hasie, hodsdon. Calais; Carroll, Norton, Eas,
CID bark wenona, Ri.ley, Havana; % ship
E'uAisWs- uAuli&t SEQ Florence
Brown Norwich
NEW oRLEANs.-Ar Is. ship Artisan, Pol.
iard' Boston 20 Wellington. Barstow, n Y. bark
John Carver, bowden, Philadeiphi
Cd 10 ship Marcia Greenleaf, Meryman. Liver.
pool. lowed to sea 10 bark n Curvin; IL, ship
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sid from shanghae Apl u. ship Young M.ehaa.
ie. Amsbury. Nsgasaki.
Al "hamdoa Apl %, bark Albsrs, Gregory,
unc md others.
Al Narcotics ult., ship Arlington, Horton.
Tor Italy. ireighted by the French govt.
:, Sid from Cadis IS ult, ship South American.
Berry, Newfoundland.
, Arst Malaga I'd ult. sch Lombard, Harding.
New York (and cid for Tsnagona).
AT rotterdam ! ult, ship Alexandrine, tit
comb for New York.
, Al corn,tadt inst, ship Castins, Simpson, for
Liverpool ldg.
Ar at Mon,eviedeo Apl rs, ship s. Tstsr, Olsen.
Savannah.
=, At Bahia Ii uit. bark Arcadia, Ksl,oeh. fo,.
New York. 's&
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shade. and the duration of its leaves. 1t is
thought to be the only tree that is never
struck BY lightning.
Every tree has its use, all know what is
done with your valuable pines, cedars. oaks,
&C., they serve for fuel, house and ship build
ing, in fact the uses are so various for both
wood and bark, that will not enumerate
them. Seeing the value of the forest, we
can but wish to see them improved
Yours G.
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The VoTE IN ARoosrooK Pioneer
says the majority for the Railroad Act in
that County is about 900. It gives returns
OF lloo for, to $50 against the act.
No preparation can in any way compare
with the Mountain Indian Liniment in the
cure of cramp. Oneapplicatlon is effecuated
even in cases of the greatest severity.
ETwo young Cincinnatans ran awav
with couple of vessels from that city last
week The vessels were of that hind that
st. Paul calls the weaker vessels
Louisville yownal.
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L. S. COMMISSIONERS CouRr.-On Satur-
day afternoon last Deputy L S, Marshal
Stanley, brought Captains VIM P Scott and
Geo W Richardson, and Mr. Joseph W
Spinney of Deer Isle, before U Commissioner
Rowe, for examination. They were charged
with stealing a cargo Of lumber while at sea
shipped by Menander Pearson, Esq, of this
city to Robert Todd of Charlestown, Mass
The captain states that the lumber was lost
at sea, but the plaintiffs found the lumber
at Rockland and Portland in the market.
[Whig.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

Prepa- ID by Cornelius l.. Cheesenan, M. D.
NeW York City.
The combination Of ingredients these Pills are the 70
suit Of long and extensive practice. They arc mild /.
their operation and certain in correcting all irregularities
Painful Menstruatons removing IN distractions whether
from cold or otherwise, headache pain In the SIDE paip
taon Of the heart, disturbed sleep. which ae f ih.e-
rupton Of nature
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable they will bring 90
the monthly period with regularity Ladies' havs sssn
disappointed In the Of other Pills. place the utmost
confidence In Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they 70
present to do.
NOTICE
They should not be used during Pregnancy, - . mis
carriage would certainly result thercfrom.
warranted purely Vegetable, and free nom anything ia
juros' TO life or health Explicit drect ,n which shoaldi
be read, accompany each box Price o. se,s BY mai
on enclosing 81 to the General Ager Sod By Oh. Drug
gist In every town In the United States For sale ~ C. q
Peck Ellsworth, Ne.
RB HUfcHINos,
General Agent for ii
United STATES, les Chambers, s., Nev Yo,k
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed
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q There seems to be a persistent effort If
certain quarters to represent "A. Pike, ESQ.
members OF the House of Representatives ir
the Legislature of this State, as a ferocious
fighting, rough character. Nothing can be
further from the fact and the truth than
this. Mr.. Pike is a anofhish culture, an
affirmative, strong advocate, and his position
IN the House necessarily brought upon him
the responsibility of an active interest in all
the importent measures which has come be-
fore the Legislature during his membership.
lie was an attentive, diligent, faithful mem
Der, rarely out of his seat and at all times
in the harness OF labor and ready to do his
duty. lie had his own views of truth and
duty. We often differed with him in his
conclusions but We never doubted his sin
cerity, honesty and ability. We had the
amplest opportunity to observe all the pro-
ceedings Q. the last Legislature. and We are
certain that no member of the House of Rep
resentatives can entertain for a moment an
impression untavorable to the character of
Mr.. Pike as gentleman.
There were two instances under great pro-
vocation and excitement in the course of
debate when Mr.. Pike, for a moment re-
scented an indisnity and repealed menace,
but the matters were instantly adjusted
There is, undoubtedly desire on the part of
some men. for political purposes, to fasten
upon Mr.. Pike some odium. some name of
reproach, however unjustly. The purpose
to do SO is unjust and base
kenncbec journal.
The above timely remarks of the Journal
are just and true. We have noticed that
certain presses have been persistent in their
effort to censure Mr.. Pike, and as the Journ-
al says to "cast odium'' on him. The
animus ofall this activity in decryins this
sentleman,is to be found in political hatred
Ambitious gentleman do not like such posi-
live. working men, in the Republican party.
Men of his mould are found by our opponents
nexorable facts, which they can no more
get round. than they can mathematical
demonstration. Hence the necessity for
killing him. The mere fact that Mr.. Pike
opposed the Railroad bill does not offer
excuse for the attacks on him. and
10 one is so blind as to think so.
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LOOK DIR FOR ALTERED BILLS. Bills on
the Traders Bank of this ciry, altered from
ones to fves, are in circulation-several of
them having been successfully passed in the
city within a few days. They are easily
detected by holding them up to the light
the words and figures ''fve" being pasted
over the "one Wing.
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led.

In Belfast, 18th ult., Henry E. Davis, ssed 81
year, and months.
In belmont, juno II, Of oonsump tion, Mrs,
Sarah 4. Wilson. aged 23 Year,.
Lost overheard from bark L. Churchill. Jim. Is
on the passage from Cardenas for Boston, james
II. smart, Of searsport, mate. aged 2? years.
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"HANDY TO TAKE uP."-Not long since
lady called at the Office, and settled for her
husbands paper, which he had been tax
ing about year. Upon asking her to con-
tinue the subscription, she remarked that she
thought they would some time, as a news.
Paper was ''handy to take up" OF course
we thought SO too.
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state0f 'Naiup.

ENs-rrtvg pfr,KrHrNr.
Augusta june II. 1859
~ ali urn i ses-l4n i H. Executive Council Wa w,
held II the Council Chau.b IN Augusta eli Thursday Tie
seventh day ef July n,AL
Attest: NOAH SMITH. Ja. sc. Il state.
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The CONVENTIONS. Not the political, but
Ecclesiastical conventions Of the Congrega-
tionalist and Baptist, will get noticed next
week. So far as We can do so, the discus
sions on the resolutions on the Tract Society
will be given.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
CAUCUS.

The American Republicans Of Ellsworth arc 70.
quested to meet at the Selcctmens once. on Satur.
day next, (to-morrow,) at seven o'clock p NJ, for
Ihe purpose q clecting delegates to the State
Convention to be held st Portland on the s.v..ss
inst. Per Order of Tovn Comu;,..-
Ellsworth, July /, 1853.
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M A r r lied

=, In Ellsworth, 10th ult. by Rev. B. N. Mitchell.
S. Sominsby, Of E.
In Maehias, 10th ult., by Rev. G. Baoheller.
ots y. Jones, Of Boston. to Miss Jossphsss O..
daughter Of Gen. 7. A. Staples, Of NJ
;, In Belfast, June IA, by Rev. DR.. Palfrey, VIM.
II. Crosby Of b., to Eliza J. Thomas Of Roekiand,
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Crsa1np Il Pain Killer.

The world as,onishcd At the wonderful cures perform
60 oy The Crdnp and PAIN Killer, prepared BY Crnns
Its equal has never been known for renewing
pam IN all cases for thu cure Of Spinal Complaints
tramp IN The Limbs and Stomach, Rheumatism b. all ito
for'n'' Bilious Cole Burns Sore Throat, and Gravel II l.
decidedly the best remedy in the world. Evidence Of the
most CURES ever performed BY aay medicine cirr,ss
n the hands OF Agents Sosf
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FOR all Coughs, Colds, Sore Throa, Hcarseness, aud
diseases OF the Lungs. Hunters Puim nary Balsam
II always relieves and seldom fails to cure C. O.
Peck, Agent. rvao,n
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N"rG- The Republican Delegates are reo,,asted n
hrihs WI" them the names Ofhe City and town Commit
tees of their respective cities and towns FOR the rsen.
mittee Credentials.
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Liverpool Markets.

Breals'urs we dll,-,.l,s triing and
quotations nominally unchanged. The wea-
Their has been favorable for crops. Pr1yisi n
market was dull and sales unimportant.-
Produce market generally slow of sale. but
prices unaltered. Consuls % Is % II
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HE RiGurs OF NAruRA L,zED CITIZENS
ABRoAD.-The following important letter has
been communicated to A. V. Hopper Of Gin
cinnati by Secretary Cas-:
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sP EoIAL NOTICES.
RoMAN EYE BALsAM,

FOR INFL a NEED q Y ELIDS.
The delicate structure OF the eyeld renders peculiarly
sensitive and liable to disease om any cause It be-
comes aeeted the inner membrane rapidly naames and
the eyea evinses strongest disposition to attSeh to
itself huCrs cm parts body. Hundreds OF per-
sons scrouIOus habit dsdgured by raWness or
reness eyeds, commonly called eyes, and are
tortured with apprehension Of impaired vision, who by
using this may almost Immediate relief In
all cases remedy applied the better
For sale by I, n, LOGAN CO.,
jes-Iw Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14
IL Continues 70 Curo when everything else
FnIlai

GEoRoRroWS, LUDLOW P o., Miami Co., o., Nov 12, 49,
MEssRs A. L. soOTII1 Co. GenteIneR-Some four years
ago. received Lever Strain, from OverIfting which
settled In my side brought great irritation of my
Lungs Vitas; much PAIN and almost con-
slant coughing for several years been subject to
Kind of PLEuRlsY or PAH ny sis which made livery
weak When received tho strain my side began to SWELL
and finally got bad that the Doctors had to open it,
An ESoRMoUs QUANTITY discharged from Il,
and continued discharge for about thrcs yeGrs.
by time tried everything had any confidence
in and had doctOre Rtu LAGd spent 81 1000; but GDGs
0etttaG rapidly SrOrss! finally read about HAlIs
BAlsAM concluded TO try t. thought two bottles Of
YOUR here r. sIgerfoos the time had used
them up, found gaining. eonttnueto the BAL
SAN, and in MONTHS, ATTKND BUsI-
NESS; aceH better than IAdVe been for
fifteen gears! able to labor hard every day. Ihaye
made this the benefit of those who may be
suffering asI have have
To give yOu idea desperate state of my case
would farther state before got your my dis
had caused large In my back, my
finger nails had all fallen OIL All my neghbOrs testify
to the above statement, all knew of my case.
Yours truly, SAMUEL CARRRLL.
| az Dr. HALLs BALsAM-Warranted to break up The
distressing cough in few hours the viii be
cheerfaly refunded. For sale by
T.H.LoGAN CO., wheeling, Va.
jeT-9w a. @. GOOD CO., Is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14
Fnpp se4l1sM IN YIRe1NrA-Irs SPREAD IN THE
WEST AND NORTHWEST
IFrop, Porney1s Press1


From Porneyis Press.l
The returns of the late Gubernatorial election
in Virginia, which have now nearly all been
received. show that while Goggin, the Oppose.
ton candidate, gained largely on the vote of the
Opposition candidate for Governor in 1850 in
Eall tho counties where large number of slaves
are held in the Western and Northwestern
counties ofthe State, whore the number OF slaves
is very small, Letchcr gained largely over the
vote of Governor Wise in 1855.
This is accounted for on the suppoSltIon that
while the famous Rutfner pamphlet against
slavery, with which Letcher was closely identi-
fed, and which contained one of the strongest
arguments in favor of the abolition of slavery
ever published, injured Letcher very much in
the large sIaveholding counties, it exercised m
equally powerful influence in his favor in the
small slaveholding coUpties, and the votes thus
gained by him probably equal IN number his
majority.
tits something now for Governor of the
Old Dominion to owe his election, even Indirect
lly, to free soil sentiment. Surely, after such
an indication of public feeling, and the forgive:
ness of Mr.. Letchcr's former positive committal
to ultra free State sentiments by the party
which nominated and elected him, there ought
not to be the slightest hesitation, even among
the most decided fire caters of the South, III
cordially acknowledging political brethren
the sturdicst of the anti-LecomptOn rebels, u
the latter should consent to an alliance with
them on any new questions that may arise
The Southern Journals that rejoice over Letch-
er's triumph, and yet denounce anti-LecomPtOr
| Democrats as men who have committed an I'M
pardonable sin, strain at a gnat while they swal
| low camel.
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In this also the Court concurs.

IL Ceredo, Eli Thayer's Virginia Colony,
Goggin received 70 votes, Letcher 90. The
Ceredo Crescent says:
In the river counties in the West, some Of the
people who sympathise with the Opposition, felt
so little interest in the Gubcrnatorial canvass,
from seeing so little choice in the candidates,
that they did not vote at all for Governor. 1t
was so here, and from what we can learn, n simi
lar feeling existed in the counties above us
Men became sick of the oft-repoated promises
of devotion TO Slavery and its interests, thus
virtually elevating the negro above, aud making
him of more consequence than the white man
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14

IN QUASDEY.-A Liverpool paper says 1.-THE
English public ,Ietest the French government,
and abhOr that of Austria" The circumstance,
however, has this advantage; that it leaves the
popular judgement without any bias.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14
Gooo1S's DErrAr-TuR LESSON WHICH IT SHOULD
From the New York POst.l


From the New York POstl
The defeat of Goggin, the opposition candi-
date for Governor, by fletcher, the renegade
Greesoiler whom the Administration party has
set up, is generally considered to be due to his
shrewd attempt TO out.I1erod lerod in the ad-
vocacy of pro-slavcry doctrines during the
campaign. In this way he gained largely in the
slavehoIding- counties, east of the Blue Ridge,
which of course regarded with distrust candi.
date who had once been infected with the JEFF
rersoninn hereSy of anti-slavery; while in the
comparatively free western counties his vote
noticeably fell of from the vote given to the
opposition candidate Of the year before. In
seventeen western counties, for example, the
returns thus fur received stand
Letcher. (Adm) GOggIT; opp
Last year in the same counties the vote stood:
wi's $50 Aa"9 Flo"F l,iSsg top'
Here is gain for Lctcher of 1000, which
might have been avoided had Goggin only paid
sufficient regard to the rrce-state party to keep
himself from unjust anil indecent abuse Of ats
principles 1t would have been easy for him to
have got votes enough from the western coun-
ties to have made up his deficiency elsewhere,
and insured his election. But he has perhaps
chosen the more disinterested part of sacrificing
himself for the instruction and warning Of fu-
ture asplrants for public Office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14

3 WE have given no further news about the crops
for the last few days. other than what has appear
ed in our telegraphic columns, because that from
the contradictory reports contained in our ex-
changes, we have been perfectly at sea as to
what the probable extent of the injury inflicted
by the late frost has been. We see no reason
to alter the opinion, which we have heretofore
expressed, which vas to the effect that vast
injury had been done the crops. By the letters
and reports which have reached us, we should
suppose that the country on each side of US,
especially Washington county, Pa, has suffered
more than most sections. Our exchanges in
western New York, eastern Pennsylvania, and
western and south western Ohio, are not near
so lugubriOus in their tone as are those from
near by, although most all of them consider
that the damage has not been tritling to the
country at large.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14

Tur Cleveland Plaiadeaze, tells very mel.
ancholy ilnprobability about boy who stood by
the side of the railway truck, and while making
faces at the engineer, had his head taken off by
the passing trninl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-14

Or the Boston market, the Shoe and Leather
Reporter says, though the trade is dull now, the
impression that good and healthy Fall bust.
ness will be done, seems TO increase. The
total shipments by sea for the week amount to
1905 cases.
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To tho Be-Drugged and Poisoned Citizens
Of wheeling md Vicinity.

To the BE DrugEed aud Poisoned CtIIzens
OF wheeling and Vicinity.
You with deIuge vilest compounds In
the form of "AIcOholIc Dnks that emauated from
that pest society, the MIXER They sold to
luxury, they dispensed TO you Medi-
cine, and in either case the effect is the same.
There is but way escape and that Is to use,
luxury medeament, reliable stimulant, sold
under stamp and seal, that It has
not been tempered with. Such ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which distilled under Inspection Of the British Govern
ment, is delicatey favored Cunke any other Gin) with
of the valuable reetOraves OF the Vegetable
Kingdom, and is by far the healthy beverage extant.
TuE EUROPE AMERICA not
only It's by the hale and hearty, but
scribe q medicine where stImuIant Is required.
will ind It only pleasant Cordial,
certain relief In suGerings OF periodical character.
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS pronounce perfectly
pure, and Its restorative merits incompatible.
Sold only In and pint bottles by DRUGGISTS,
0ERs, &c.
For salem Wheeling Va, by T. H. LOGAN co.. EIMain
street. T. B. JOHNSTON, 1T6 Market St., and others.
EDMUND O. CHARLES, General Agent.
my17-dtwl1m DEPOT, No. 20 BROADWAY, NY.