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ALSAT PRINCIPAL HOrELS |

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
JOsEPH q. CRENsHAw, Proprietor.
August Sd, 1850.
4 uor,l. Y. BIB Parish, Va
4 D Watkins, Chestd Mela %
A 4 Hos Rosncke " 6uner do
n Whlte pogn RBsckner, do
T sonythe, 8 chn, svt, Pet'g Il slis. do
= C,rrlnrtsn 10 RCNcholl, Rchd
W. Homan. Gcochd d Campbell. Belmont
n A Andersen Va n Goodmad, Cumbd
sCrauford 90 " Young svt. DRulddis
4 J Baker, % Ms YoucE child, 10
J o sloan, DO Feshsr, Jscksoa
J c C.ump. Do ABLesia. Va
W A BroekcaeorouSh, DO Luce, do
! n MARKS pstir WDKanson 10
g WILLIAMS, ~ hkSonss MS
u Nj dor Va Master Jones, DO
y Hushss DO 8 Rottsr, Farm'e
Go0de Chestd MC1avnt 20
WV Cosbu 40 OF whitney, Dane
" r R.asirv a. J Everett, DO
r Parker Ny Green, do
J Bass, Lynch'g II MemaeA, y
: Weisig-r Amelia Ms w6naek, ehh, 10
Nh We slrcr. do Mrs Fosle do
L " Wakdn, Dane Mrs. 6,aVes, DO
NJ Terry DO wy Womack. DO
A N Dupuy svt, Va b " Baker, LouisA
J walton, DO CCGsy, Kg VIM
4 Morris, do Turner DO
W Less do hP Wright, do
DAVIS NY walker, Kg and On
A R Flpps, Caroline G Mason, New Kent
A Rice, Va
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DOMAIN Il CO.,

EATIIER can be thoroughly tanned without the Of bark In
any whatever and At saw ms OF more man Two hnhdreo
er cent In the price OF materials, and In oneWeh numer re
w be tested by experiment any who feel inter
.sted In the subject
HEAVY Hides viii be tanned In rom 20 10 80 days.
Light Hides In from 10 70 IS days
Kip or Calf Skins IN from 70 days.
Buck, sheep, Hog Goat skins, In one day.
better article Of Leather made being heayf
En- tougher more mperyous water, and preer article In
act ne Old mode tanning utterly incapable OF making SO
GOOD an article Of Leather and viii submit 10 the decision o.
any competent judges = .,,- 1,
0n Of the principle articles used for tanning by this process
common plant growing the country and nay
be obtained simply by cutiingit' 80
ANY person wishing 10 obtain Interest In this process which
IN All confidence oHer TO the public, can address
JOHN F. Chiffon,
Liberty, Bedford county, Va.
febs-em Proprietor.
ssse tarther notice IN The virginia Index.
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blows FOR FALLOWING--~
II CULTIVATORs AND HARROWS FOh C>SS@WS
PUTTING IN WHEAT-Beheving that have -. N-I<S-
IN nv NEW PLOw the best Pillow In use, le4AE-1h---4@
make this oer the Farmers and PlEntera VII furnish ne
M these not better than those hey nov
have they can them 10 after trying them OF charge
- -'--rFS p n STARRE, No. q Main st.,
q doors Charles Hotel
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GUMnER ARRANG. nENT on ~

GUNNER ARRANGE MENr ON -
- JANIS KivER HOR OLD POlNF PORTS -
MOUTH, AND NORFOLK-fhe Steamers CLAN COVE and CCH
PECK put 10 ars rate order and viii the
above places
me aLEN COVE Capt wm Carter VII leave The shArf
Roeket regularly every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
0rnn O'clock precisely and rcturu each alternate days
except sunday having wharf NORFOLK hour
oclock NJ all regular land the river
going sod returning
ne CURTIS PECK Capt CHORD being neatly hted up
uth bers leave he Whaff Rockets every SAtCRD y
evening o'clock and leaving The ~harf Al NORFOLK
sTsy sUvDAY evenlag o'clock ant regularly TUEs
Bar and THURSDAY evening" az oock, and return each a.
tsrnEte day q the hour, O'Clock.
Going g0En The Curtis PECK ill touch a. City Point, Wucox
CArsuaoht Grove wharf Old P5la Portsmouth, and Norfolk
Returning Portsmouth. Old Point Rock wharf Grove, DlArd
ClArnoui Wicox City Point aud arrive Richmond about
O'clock, Monday morning
Passage hs saturday trip evening
incla1sd ea50
assaEs o. regular trips either soAt Point Portsmouth
Noro o. MeAs-eqaAl % Given boA-5O cents
g-9s-tf 10 HAsKfNs
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. August >.
nos IN tsarvaDArJ O'clocE-sus 5O5; 65L
ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke Cdueh y Y, mtle and paSl, Ludam
steamer e, Peabody PrsshaFd Bate, das and pas D.
sssaasalp CITY Of Richmond Michel Philadelphia d'e and
pas, q ?. CArdozA
sehr Ex-ra Nes- o, Baltimore, lumber. Jas Gun.
wm- Rhuark, Phla coal, Hin 4 F'her.
q 9torAdo. Megkns,
IN 3 Darling Baxter Boston, udse, d a ". CurTie.
DanT Cannon watk'ns PhiA. cosl y Blair.
- Alexina, Snlth Chick thominy, lumber
Star NotiIngh Eastern shore, oats, hllspAugh
Eenora Ann, Helds Phila, coal W T. Staples ".
= Ida Malnef, Muuner Albany, lumber PARK
q Champe. Eoblnson, Jas River, wheat
Wm Frankiin, Lee, vheat and corn
Propeller Euplre, Moore, Norfolk ndse, DHAn
SAILED
Steamship Roanoke Crouch n Y, mdis. and pass, Ludam
steamer Geo Peabody Prtssard md,e and PGnepssr',
sSST rrpps, PritshArd, Charleston, ndis, cOlqau
AGO.
sehr, ZION, Hela. light
- c ngresi. Fled. light
MAry ana wight, rcdd, down the river Ansr wheat
- Golden Eagle Baltic, CHI
d" r. stanArd. IN Booze, light
" Exit Gay, rghL
a" Cambria Buckner, Light
" Native, Dynuis, ushr
Wm K-n.dy, Chri.ta light
Propeller H pirr NJ ere, Norfolk mdse. Thos D. Hall
sch sa's-'in-. Ca-eoru, 81 "A light
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Y | R G | N | A S P R IN G S.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
FOR THE
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD!
@@ 49, w..

virginia CENTRAL hAILhOAD!
H@sssss. s;z.;z: N -
IMPROVED FOR 1901
WITH LITTLE on NO NIGHT TRAVEL COMPARED WITH
OTHER Inns.
THIS WELL KNOWN ROUTE,
RICHMOND AND STANTON
TO THE
VIRGINIA SPRIN GS,
Offers this Year Improved Comfort by Redu-
cling the Night Ira vet in Stnges; which,
added TO To. greater Safety Of the
Rail as well as the Stag. part
OF ihis Line, cOnm"nds it
10 all pieasure-seekcFs well invRlids.
THIRTY MILES OF STAG NG OVER FINE TURNPIKEs TO
THE WHITE sULPliUR sPRlNGS!
AGAINST
sIXTYFoUR Mills STAGING OVER ROUGH ROADS BY
ANY OTHER ROUTE.
MORE COMFORT AND QUICKER TIMEl
DAssENGERs leave Richmond at 80 NJ, dire at Stanton
and the terminus OF the Railroad by 52j reach Cal
aRhans Celebrated Stand by NJ and leaving Breakfast
and arrive White Sulphur Sweet Springs by ~ NJ
day being Eve hours In advance Of other line
Should unite In requesting H. they will have the prve
Of leaving In time arrive at the spngs TO br akfs
Those going 10 the Rockhdge Alum, saith Alum Warm Springs
take the Stages MboTough Depot where they arrive at 400 p
and reach those Springs respectively supper the day.
Those gsng Hot Healing springs all night at the
Warm spngs and leave there morning arrive
Hot Healing breakfast Passengers for srlhlng Springs
take the stanton Those for Rockbdge Bath Goshen
arriving at each place respectively to supper.
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NNOr FnlL DklPtIA The No. / slFSFs,
Ell 4 nov ftsh and vii av- salaruJ The
an Inst O'Clock NJ FOR freight passage, having s1pe
c p CAEDCZO, Agent. Rockets
iJa MAia street, from 90 5 p. ".
Boston freight through by reduced rates ard
With ds.pat-h- aal ~
IWSf1 HtiSfON- fIEsf FhN>sL ll,1uond ard -
Boston line fast sailing regular pack
e chr NICkEKsON havia e most % her saged
and going board Will have quick despatch Dor balance o.
ffslzht apply 10 - --,-
INOH = Nv NOAk,-The superior fastsalirg -
schr MAHsHALL, Capt Oliver Chirhestcr, havlrg ~
portion her cargo engaged and gng board viii have quk
despatch For balance q freight Apply % - -
aug- a
NrOAaCE nOTHk PUBLIC.-The JAMES fin
TCNN viii be withdrawn frCm hs line Tor tEo
three purpose recy boilers Due notice
viii be given when she resumes her trips again
Known kOANOhh VII continue the route
between here and Neg York
YORETUwN leaving here usual Tuesday alter
a00n atsP ~
me ROANOKE every Friday afternoon atsP NJ Returning
ron every Tuesday anI Saturday AZ N, touching
q Norfolk going and returning
EEeuon tck Issued By these steamers for The round trip for
Passage to Ns~ York Including sAisrOon
dAuons tlO
siserAss passage IS
Passage % Norfolk sane - b. the river boats -
iy8o LUDLAA WATSON
NOR RALTIMRRE via NOHFOLK.-The 81
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Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.

VyHE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION with capital
surplus oneAry S25O,O0C, prepared 10 issue policies
the above descriptions OF risks on as reasonable terms
similar Institution Ia State respectfully share Of
patronage the public Applications will be received the OF
Gee No. 15s moth Of Main and 18th Streets where the
officers viii cheeriuily give any information required.
All Lesser promptly and literally adjusted
DIRECTORS:
ChAs T Workman, John II. Claiborne,
VIM. O. Tompkins, Robert NJ. Burton,
John J. Wilson, Thos A. Rust,
Alex. Garrett, Geo. N. GWaihmey,
John T. sublelh HrS J. Barns
DAVID oURRIR, Presr
RosERr 4. ToNPKns, sec'y. SEES
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Fire Insurance, Marine insurance.
TIE VIRGINIA FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
oEToH No. lsl MAM sTKEEI, RcHNoSD, Va

CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
CHARTERED in 1884, and having during Its existence Of twenty
years. claims for loss 10 the extent CT largely
MILLION OF DOLLARS, It refers to the history Of the
aaordng the best guarantee for the future.
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY It's profits are distributed amongst
citizens and It's Capital used TO promote the OF her
Commercial! and Mechanical Industry.
By the long acquaintance OF this Institution with the Inurng
Public Il has familiar with their Interests and pains
will spared information withheld the part Of ts 0feu
that will tend 10 insure accuracy and give Subtraction
To FaFme and Country Merchants refrom the
extensive country Insurance already scuredto highly respectable
citizens In almost every portion Of the State
Applications for lire Marine Insurance. addressed 10 the
President Secretary, will receive prompt attention.
W. L. CoWARDIN, President
WuItIg VILLA "a gecretAry rnhq-ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04

From Dr. =. ". C'drflrright, Ner Orleans.
Your Pills the prince Of purges Their eNcclent
bp,i,s suru,ss any csthartic we possess. They are
i but very certain and cectual in their action ON the
bowels which makes them invaluable 10 US In the daily
treatment OF disease.
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py.entsry, Dlnrrhua. Relax, Worms.

From Or. J. p. Vaughn, Montreal Canada.
Too much cannot BE- said Of your Pills for the cure OF
,sfIrrgg Ii others of fraternity have found them
n. eeleous a. hlye they should join me In proclaim
inc Il for the benefit Of the multtuuts who suuer from
tb8t COMPLAINT which, although bad enough ~ ITSELF Il
m. DroCuifur OF others that worse believe cos
fress originate In the liver, Out your HIS au'V' 'A'
or.au and cure the disease.
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1850. NOTICE. 1850.
R@M g
TO PASSENGERS GOING NORTH-REW ARRANGEMENT.
IMPORTANT To TRAVELLERS.
THROUGH TTCKETSAND THROUGH CHK6HH

sAM'L RUTH, Rupt |
once z. Y. 4 p. r. r. Co.,
Richmond. Jan. 81, 1855.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-04-05

HsNRY Cray ON SLAVERY ExrEssios.-
The politicians who are now busily engsg.
ed 10 gettias up that forlorn hope Of locofo'
coism-a third party use the hooored name
o fHsnry Clay, for the purpose Of giving
character to their proceedings. During his
life that statesman expressed sentiments on
the slavery question, which coincide In lei.
ter and in spirit. with the principles now
maintained and advocated by the Republi
can party. In one Of his speeches, Mr.
Clay used this emphstic languages:
80 long as God allows the vital current
to iow terough my veins, I will never neoer
srvEs, BY word or by thought, by mind i
will. cid in admitting one rod Of free terri
tory to the everlasting curse of human bon
dsge.--Pttsdurgh Gazette.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-04-05

GA little affair happened the other du y
which is too good to be lost. Mr.. A. called
on g farmer and asked him the price Of
Oats, and was Informed they were worth
80 cents a bushel. He agreed to pay forty
cents on condition that he should "ramp'
them in the half bushel, and the next day
To- X his wagon and went after them. The
farmer filled the helf busbel. a1er which
Mr.. A. got in end gave them q most vigor
Gus "%tramping,' contracting their proper
tions considerably. The farmer tbereupor
emp,ied The oats into . bag without filling
the measure. Mr.. A. raved, but II was NJ
use. The farmer had complied with BIZ
part Of the agreement. land, fss evidence
told Mr.. after he had measured the oats, b,
m ight tramp them all dsy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-04-05
SdftttS Ymttp.
at is More Blessed"


Givel u the morning that flows out Of
Assssny
6ixsl a. the waves when their channel 10
fivsh;
Give, a. the free air end sunshine are given
Lawfully, utterly, carelessly give.
Not The waste drops Of the cup overlooking,
Not the faint sparks Of thy hearth ever
glowing. !,
Not pale bud from the June roses blowing
Give % He gave thee. who gave to live.
Pour oct thy love, like the rush Of q river
Wssting lie wsters, forever and ever,
Thro' the burnt rands that reward not the
giver.
Silent or songful, thou nearest the sen,
Scatter the life as the summer showers
pouring!
What n no bird thro' the pearl rain is
sosriugt
What II no blossom looks upward sdorningl
Look to the life that was lavished for thee!
Give, tho thy heart may be wasted end
weary,
Laid on alter al ashes and dresry;
Thoagh from Ito pulses a faint miserere
bssts 10 Thy soul the SD presage Of fate
Bindit with cords Of unshripking devotion
Smile Al the song Of its restless smoiion
'Th the stsfn hymn Of etsrnity's ocean;
Heart and In silence thy future await.
80 the wild wind strsws is peri ums,
esrsssss, -...s 10 81 .AI pl b..
Evil end thsnkless the.desert IL b~lesses,
Bitter The wsve that It's soft pinion presses
Never Il essseth to whisper and sing. Z
What II the bard heart give thorns for tn
Fosest@ M, ~
What u on rocks Thy tired bosom reposes
Sweetest 10 music with miuor.keyed eloses
Fairsst the vines that on ruin will cling
Almost the day Of thy giving 10 over;
Ere from the grass dies the bee hsun,e
~ ~ clover, aTo Int5 .19hiI3'l
Thou witt hsve vanished from friend IN
from lovsr.
VIVA, shal Thy longing avail In the grave
Give % tas heart gives whose letters ar
p breaking,
Life. :ovs end hope, oil thy dreams ard IL,
ss4a waking. sal ta i,us ulsa
Soon. heavens river, thy soul FOYER shaking
Thou sbslt know God and the gilt the
he gave.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-04-05

AN INTERESTING DIALosuE TO A PooS
MaN.-S,ephen Whitney, who died in New
York recently, leaving ten millions, wa,
once met by Jacob Astor, when ths follow
ing dialogue ensued: &
"Mr. Whitney, | hear you have retired
from business" This was after his retire.
ment in 1897. .
ayes" replied Mr.. Whitney, II have re
tired"
"And how much are you WORTH" inquired
Mr.. As,ur.
"About S6, 900 0O0," replied Mr.. Whitney
After standing aud thinking in silence il
silence for a moment, "Well," said Mr
Astor, 81 don't know but it is just 90 wei
TO retire on that sum as 1t Is to be rich.'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-04-05
Attitude Of the Northern Conserva-

tlveS. &
Tho following judIcious and timely re.
marks Of the buffalo Commercial Advertiser
tFilimore Amsricsn)deservs the ssndid
consideration of conservative men outside
efths Republican party. in every part ofthe
country. {
The true theory Of the action of tho Bal.
timoss Convention seems to US to as not es.
pecislly TO exhibit the power Of the conser-
stfss sentiment Of the country, bu, to mike
n practically useful. II 10 doubtless true
that The candidate presented at Baltimore.
whoever he may be, will faithfully repre-.
sent ths principles best adapted to the pres.
snt good and anal per9etuity Of the Union
But Il does not therefore follow an indie.
pendent nomination should be made. The
conservatives Of the North will refuse to
support . third candidate, except under a
prsssinglnecess ity. Should both the Charles
ton and Chicago Conventions nominate
uotoriously section,l men, then our friends
ut Baltimore can put their mar in the fed,
with On assured confidence that he will rally
round him On enthusiastic and effective
support. But In the event of a prudent and
conservative nomination at Chicago-and
there ere several candidates Of that chnr.s.
ter prominently befors that Convection
ws are compelled to say frankly to our
Southern conservative ullies, that II will be
mcrsfiy impossible to concentrate sny con.
siderable strength on q third romln ton.
WI sly further. that II 10 wrong to demand
negative sction OF the North, when positive
good msy result from an affirmative course.
The conservatives Of the North are relia.
bic for two things. Hthe Chicago Conveu.
ton nominstss a sectionsl man, they can
not Be induced 10 support him. n that Con.
vSnties sominstes a national man, Il will
BE- equally Impossible 10 prevent them from
votng fos hin. They recognize 10 possible
~ . thifd eandidsts, and will yield to thu,
nscessity when II comes. But TO expect
them 20 commit themselves In advance, to
shut their syss and 20 Il blind. 10 q tag up.
on thsun . hide too severe TO DO patiently
snduss6. "a osppesing that a patriotic devo.
lien ta.ths nationality Of politics should de-.
mad The .tsfsst Of the Chiesgo esndIdsts,
Il % pretsy. evident that no mus, bs bsstenI
q the NssOk II anywhere There would be-
- osseAssarSsssle-6sld IN such q contest.
TAs 4Saheuo salsnahssosls &c, on . jus,
sNeed4 dgUauk nscsssiiy.q TAsis action
j1eu4 , de(snslbis rssi pssriotio.J BsewnK
sssniaateea psts ~ Bsidmors on shA Oh
~, ~ ttrsai torfss n. their ,srsuusat
essasbs ssossss u wcsla " ESD the,
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SANFORD,S

FAMILY GAIfSARYTG PfEES,
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and
put up in Glass Gases, Air Tight. and will keep
in any climate. The Family Cstliartic PILLis a
gentle but active Clthartic, which The proprietor
has used la his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing demand from those who
have long used the PiLLs and, the satisfaction
which all express in regard 10 their use has induced
me TO place them within the reach of all The
profession well know that different Ca thartfcs act
on different portions OF the bowels. The Family
Cathariic Pill has, with due r~eierence to this well
established TACT, been compounded from 0 variety
Of the purest Vegetable Extracts, which act alike
on every part Of the afimentary canal and are good
and safe In oil cnses " here a cuthnrtic Is needed
such as Derangements Of the Stomach, Sleepiness
Pains in the Back and Loins, Cosuveness, Pain &
Soreness over the whole body, from sudden cold,
which frequently, II neglected end in a long course
OF Fever, Loss OF Appetite, a creeping sensa ton
Vt cold over the body, Restlessness, Headache, or
weight In the head, all In1ammatory Diseases,
Worms in children or adults. Rheumatism, a
great purifier Of the Blood and many diseases to
which flesh 10 heir, too numerous 70 mention IN
this advertisement Dose, to g. "
PRICE THREE DIMES. t9il
pb-The Liver invigorntor and Family Cathartic
Pills are REALIZED BY Druggists generally, and sold
Wholesale bv The Trade in all the large towns. ..
s. T. w. SANFORD, MD. l-g,
Al< Manufacturer and Proprietor,
del559iy 335 Broadway, New York.
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BLOOD PURIFIER g. BLOOD PILLS
1lllI Doc dti -~-o--- faz ,firiu aI
o. llslis DR.. RODACK'S ,,,aos
SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES,
Az HEN Dr.. RoBACK, the Renovn,.

r. |" - OIL L NNH "L #L A-LH
AN HEN DR.. ROBACK, the Renovn.
BLOOD Purifier * ( s s"d BLOOD rRs Pr. !. m. ' n"i,ss ss., B.,
s,,iss ''1 Th ~ plan language sneir curative prop
n's"di,. ,na,, ~ ~ yes,s ago. lne .ssH 81 recon-
mnu,rnsensd men, whose character for sound Judge.
Tie commrnitv men w oh" = op'n.Sns ~siehsL IN
ssssupsnes doub %e su wne p 90 se,s ,sness, q MAKE
ever where snnravins go n.o .ee,aeLe'e
wGnSs.mI F,sssI.,ios,: All who eosdde il The
inves,iss,s for themsslves. .rs now or or o Ssos w,u 70
on this jmpoytant subject 'bN" ''fNi"' "'"'
Dr., R'e.ss invite. ths attention Of the sick TO the
4 OBS sonldiNhL LErlEhS, .,r.
n m , oS wei known Merchants and Fst
ing accounts Of extraordinary cures wrong I by
'ne remedies, OF which euresthey themselvesh were
EYE WITNESSES.
These parties may be consulted personally or by
,es,er' ~ those who nave any doubt upon the sub
!es..L The evidenee In the possession OF DR.. Roback
witch s a. az times accessible TO the public, estsb.
lanes 'ha following
rhCio:
That The Blood Purifier and Blood Pills have been
provsd by analy bis 10 d gIO-1iII s77T "A
CONTAIN NO MINERAL; ..,
That they cure The a limos, uuiver,a, eompl.in,.
I i,,.W sz,,j DYSPEPSIA, ''5'
T.h.. =. r.. msn.. ~ snv,. sime
a.tit.' Neuie'"es have proven useless
n'y 'o"e' -ra al % .Hcge ~. N''
LIVEP COMPLAINT. -tJs
III, 10. -. r' "a,
and re,tore the health and strength OF the sufferer.
That SIGN who Lave lansuished for
yehsIh ne,p,ess weakness and dependency, 70.
!netr idvigorattng operation. Thdt all sexua disa.
bilities are removed BY .hsir cordial and gently
sVinuls'ing prop erucs. Thst they recruit .'r9
, SHATTERE EN- CONSTfTITTvON0
10 --N-' MIMI
howtver they may have been trifed with aud abused
That their direct tendency isto
LENGTHEN LIFE, ,r
and render IL eniovsbIe. That. on.bn dirs.,tx
uuon the poisv on ofdisesse In ths bfnod ,ns.
It"'
IGdt cSOON TO HEAD, OH.
-
c"s ~ sys'em, sveiy VAN, .! snIo,
E"'s, w"s'"ot "sse..sssy VI otne'Wiss' rna! thev
4 RECRBTT TIE DERtTITATEn
EfuL. - DILL, n. 40 ~ = 10 HiT -PEsT
and that theref 10 40 .dtsesse Of the Stomach and
Bow eisS the hver, the nefvots system, the skin, the
glands or muscles, in which they DO not ave premp
relief, and.tf administered before the very citadel
OF life has been invaded,l sheet . painless 4 parfsct
tcut0. y lh..dlAL ali
Bear In mind tRat the sCANDlNhvAMTvEG
TABLE FLOOD FILLS are endorsed blythe efps
rience Of ehonsands o fhving witnesses, y no In let
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-04-05

E@A1 stock =
Hats and Caps for the Milo n
. AVERY. Ii6, Main Greet, Wheeling, Va
-. am prepared with probably the most exten.
sive Stock OF Goods, in the Hat line, ever exhibit.
ed in this market. ~
THE LEDGER HAT,
Now the great Leading Hat for Young Gentlemen
! have in every variety OF color, quality and price
The Moleskin Dress and Cashmere Hat,
OF my own manufacture, g. ofihe most celebrated
manufactures Of New York and Philadelphia, oil
the very latest style and fines quality;
The Soft French Fell Hat,
ofall the varieties Of shapes, qualities and color;
3 The Saxony Wool Hats,
Soft French, made Of the fines, American, Spanish
and Saxony Woods; r,
Mems and Boys Gaps,
cloth cussimere, plush and Glazed, from the low.
estto the highest price; 'rrrIr
Children's Hats and Caps,
Beautifully and richly trimmed;i Just imported from
Paris.
From my long experience in manufacturing and
the care | have taken in selecting my Stock Is q
guarantee to purchasers that they can be suited
with the best Of goods and at the lowest prices
. s. AVEKY.