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ALSO sPECIFICS,

FOB ASEhNa os Difficult,
toration. Price, so cents per box ~ Z u Is y
EoR E%Rt DIsgtIA RdEs AND tDgAFEEss.-
from the Ear, the result OF Scarlet Fever c;tsies or
MeEcnrlals FoT Noises In the Head, IIarriness q
h lear and Ringing In The Ears, and Easache
E9h Glands Enlarged and
o8shexy Of Children. Price, 80 cents per box. u :
y ZOE .akAERAt DEBILITY Physical or Nervous
weakness Either tie result Of Sickness, Excessive
dedication, or Exlaustt1g Discharges ! Price IS
cents per box. - 3 -
FoR DRoPsK.-F Fluid Accommodations, Turid Swell.
1ngs With ssanty secretions Price 56cents per box
EoG Deathty Sickness Vertigo Nat.
3d.. E*Snmitlng Sickness from riding or notion
Roa URnARY DlsEAsEsAFor crave. Renal Cal.
Gun, Difficult, Painful UriEatlon, Diseases Of the Kid
neya Price, 80 cents per box .5355
toh SEMINAL E1ssIoSs.-Involuntary Discharges
ING consequent Prostraton and Debility Dad Re
SUITS Of Evil Habits The most succession and ems.
s sgns remedy known and may be. relied upon az
cure. Price. with full directions, 81 per box
Parsons who wish to place Themselves under the
PIoiessional caEc3or seek advice Of PROT HuSE-s
Flas can DO So At his office, $50 broadway, daily
nom y AN TO 8 M, or by letter.
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1Is. OF spEo1r1o RRsiEnsEs.

TsSsz sS c5 R @saas .
10. 8zFor Cole, Crying, Tsethipg. aud 'Watsrnl.
NJ; 4-For Dlarrhea, Cholera 1nfaatuuny and sum
ao. 59For Collie. Griplngs. Dyssntsry, or Bloody
Nol.s.-For Cholera, Cholera SIorbus; Vomiting.
No. 7.--For Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and sore
No. s-Por Tooth-aclie, Face.ache and Neuralgia,
No.9-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and Fullness
o.l0-DYspKps11 Pn1s-For Weak aud Derangeti
Stomach, Constipation, and liver Complaint.
No. 11.-FOR FEMALE IRREGULARITIES Scanty, PaIn.
full, or Suppressed Periods. -
No. 12-Por Leucorrtea. Profnse Meuses, and
Bearing Down Of Females 5ii Il
10 No. i3-For Group, Hoarse Cough, Bad Breathing.
No, 14.sALT RAKgN PLls-For Eryspelas, EruP
iHo.515.-RHRuMATic piI1s-Por Pain, Lamenesa.
or Soreness in the Chest, Back, I.oIns, or Limbs:
A.For Fever aud Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
R5FoF plies, Rlind or Bleeding. rnterSSl or E1-
o.-For Sore, Weak, or Iniiamed Eyes an. Eyelids
Ra!liag, Weak, or Blurred Sight; .ss 80
C-For Catarrh, Of long standing or recent, either
With obstruction or protuse discharge.
W. -For Whoopins Cough, nbating It's violence
anil shortening its course. -
In NIL acute diseases such us Feyers ammnt,ona
Dlettnea; DysenteEy, Group. rheumatism, and such
diseases as Scarlet Fever, Measles rtnd Ery-
GpeIas ae advantage offs giving tie proper remedies
promptly is Obvious, and in all such cases the spe.
aSs uAe a Charm The entire disease Is often
arrested at once AMI in all cases the violence Of the
attack Is moderated the disease shortened and rem
dered less dangerous -
Coughs and Colds, which are Of such frequent oc
SnfTence anu Which so often lay the foundation Of
Sseasel lungs bronchitis, and consumption may an
pe az once cured by the Fever and Coug Pills
1n ais CHRONIC diseases, such as Dyspepsia, Weak
s Ho1a CONSTIPATION Liver Complains Piles Fe.
Sore or Weak Eyes CataFrl salt Rhsam md SiTrr
ol eraptlons the case has specifies whose proper Az
Pseatlon viii afford cure In almost every Istnncc
Sten the cure Of single chronic difficulty; auch a.
dyspepsia, Piles or Catarrh, Headacle or FenlaIe
has more 'an paid for DE case ten times
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DICK's ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATIENT.

The Enre@t0rs CLlims acknowledged and protected
blythe Gorernments Of Ctnatia, tie United States,
aud Great britain; u all agaoR IL may concern.
| sSNJlIAT5I CLAIM ASsNIY INVENTION Is, =TIlfi
wv cOntrivIlncc OF Keeping accounts current. OF
HvhMteycr kind, description or variety in printed
Orn, by keeping tile statements of the several Ac-
counts in printers type. or their equivalents.
Ls type being SO arranged III form as to admit OF
EJsng readily md quickly rcadjustcd III any p0rtCl=
lar part wherein account may have undergone
change Ivy the lapse of time or the current Of busi
ness transactions; so that. when reNlnstel in al
such pIrts up to any given date, animprcsaion then
taken from the tyne shall exhibit, printed form
tile true state of accounts kept, accurately
representing all tito balances conclusons in ac-
cotnnce with the end ends contemplated in keep
q balance sheet of the most compact and perfect
character, the "details of being substan-
TALLY rs rccit ed III specification, wherein It'll shown
tllNt the tact or MctS to be recorded may be repre-
seNtel by figures, Symbols dates, or numbers used
either separately III com bnatiOn, by whatever
else willindicate the fact or flcts as desired: and
furthermore, based on tllis primary Invention. also
Claim tho device or contrfVance of rendering or
transmitting accounts in partial orfull statements
when the statement or statements sent thus.
or substantially thus, kept in type. BY the contris
Tnnces OF Invention. lie the medium of transmits
sion what it may hut tic particular mode of rcns
dcrtn 1ccouIts By the nSe of tho Dispatch Machine
constituted of Apron Movement. Reel, and Cutter
stamp claim in tho broalest and fullest sense; aud
also the MNctIl0 ITSELF embracing all forms and
modes, Of opcruting, Indicated in describing it
either simple h0ntl ar as propelled
by machinery. And in cornection vii these snHc-
ttc claims, AMI based upon them. ALSO claim all
other ami appliances substantially the same
us those herein Claimed intended to be claimed
With these claims fully acknowledged and protected
MS above, this invention has already spread itself
over Gambia eighteen stttes Of the American Union
and into Great Britain, and II now used in more tEinM
three hundred Newspaper EtsinlinGnse value
to banking AMI simiInr institutions will be shown in
a circular which will make its appearance soon.
Meanwhile applications for in.Ormntion. tDeeis OF
Right, DiSp Itch NIacne.'' will receive due Mt
tention, when addressed either.to s4z-fg
Rev.Robert, Dick, R E, 10. ~ : q; or
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BALTIMORE
G Commercial G olle eye!

IL 1
FOUNDED, 1852 CHARTERED,1 1854
Il % G At ED
Cor. Baltimore and CllarIes-Sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
limits INSTTTGTION is NOW IN TIE MOST
n prosperous aud nourishing condition. Twice du-
ring tho last years has been necessary TO obtain
larger apartments for the of the in-
oreasing number of students, representing nearly
every state in the Union iiaE
Throw occupies one of tho most conspicuous and
uestrnhly located buildings in the city. The rooms
are cnmodiously arranged. spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
T9rfous duties Of the Counting Room, obtain
4horoagL PFdcticnl Business lWcdtton generally are
unsurpassed in anypnrticular, by dny9simar estab-
ltshment In tho United States.
FACULTY.:
e. K. yL0SIER,
Prlneipal-Le ON the Science of Accounts COM
terce. BtlailleSs Customs, etc.
T.AT. PHILLIPS,
Professor of the Theory and Prtctice of
and Commercial Calculations.
II. H.DAVIEs,
Associate Professor Of Book Keeping.
N.G.JOITNSON,
Professor of Business and ORNAMENTAL Penmansl,ir
8. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lcctureron Mercantile Law.
REv. T.. YEATES REESE. u. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
Is TRUSTEES:
Hon Jno. F. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua yansant,
jacob Trust. ESD. VIM Knale ESQ
The College is provided with n Commercial Library
O. Standard Works expressly for tho nse Of the Stu
Each Student has desk to himself, and is sopa
There being no vacation during tl,e year, Students
can Cnter at any time.
The required tocompote the full course
from s to u weeks. 2
A DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates.
A large and Beautifully Ornamcnted Circular. con-
tanning upwards of SIX SQUARE FEET representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College, various
tertstfc destgs penmanshfp &c, sent by mail
free gE Charge with catalogue full
particulars. Address +. S:aLOs1ER
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Cumberland Cement,

"A N7UNEQUALLED ARTICLE FORALL FINDS
IN of Masonry where water is to be resisted I;
Foundations Ia wet and damp places; Lining for
Cisterns Groutng for Cellar Floors and oil purposes
for which Cement fs used.
On the new Baltimore City Yater Works, In the
construction Conduit, this Cement was used ercltt-
Sfpety. tits also Fxtenaivey used on the masonry
and tunels Of the Baltimore and Ohio, and n W. Va,
Railroads. &c, &c.
It has recently been most thoroughly tested upon
the New HTateF7T orks; in Baltimore, where It has
been used in all situations which required work of
the 4a0st perfect character. In the construction of
the brick conduit which is said to DO the best piece
of lpork Of tie kind tte country over 100, GOO bu
shells of this Cement were used and both engineers
and superintentents concur in sayng that while Il
has no eqal for use in 1ge places and Ueye IL
cessdry to BGTD OVER STR0Ea SPElSGs, it has this
when used in dry places and exposed to The sun, it Is
not liable tocrack -
Cement will be furnished in Barrels or Bags, In
quantities to suit purchasers, by .t5 :.
OLIVIER PRYOR, Wheeling,
jy25 agent for the AaMit tirctMrer.
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% his Agent end Attprney, .
Jollm. .. .Hail1ee. Ionddnl. sIlNG.L AsYp

az TO S,'' WHO in the Montreal Gasstte of LIST
February, 500, 7pronOMnces the ..idean of keeping
accounts current sin type,' ssgross allsnr6ity.'
Thanks arellereby rendered, and the assurance given
that this gross "Us,rdity il all that Sir. Dick Inns
claims hnderl,n operation therein into which this
gross absnrtity is not lirltiGally Struggled in any
manner: neither bodily nor partially; neither M
ca1iY; this ground his clams cover am nothing
more; the Nbsoiute monopoly nfthis nbsurtlity and
read, att est.=1SA p 5Ft.st ss4ItT &
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PRICE.

Case Of GO yials complete, in morocco. and Book. Is
Case Of 60 yials, and Book, plain,
Ease Of 10 numbered boxes and BOok! = tts5 .
Ease OF boxes, numbered and Book, i
s44 lg numbered boxes with directions, 25 els.
single lettered boxes, with directions 50 cts.
Large case with OF. v6lst for planters and ntv-
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91lpp Il.
81. 81 NON. IrHR. .RIRhlTI.


OH, BE NOT THE FIRST!
Obi IS not thefirst to discover
"A blot On the FAME 81 q friend, ~ =
Asfl1lRin the faith Of loYeFS a.55 il
Wholes hes may prove tEue, 70 tbs end,
Ne none OTIS know one another,
Th6pist usspeat Veil Of our brother,
Or speak not about him at all. l1 i#i4 81
"A smile OF. Q sigh may awaken
SuNptct0n most false and undue 81
Aud thus our belize tntay 0S shaken
IN hearts that are honest and true.
How oft the light smile of gladness. i!-.sss
lsWOrq blythe friends that we meet sFs,.l5
To cover. a Ron( full Of 8adneaS,
Too proud 20 acknowledge defeat.
How often the sigh Of detection
Is b. hyed from the hypocrfte ~ breasts
Topar6dtf and 3aHection;=s.s igtEla
Or lpll asuspleton to rost,+ ~ -ti-,55 ISIS
How 6ften the friends We hold dearest, ssiszs
Their uobleSt emotions cOnceAl III
And bosoms the puTest inceTeSt,
Have secrets they cannot reveal. 'zt55s77'7
Leave base minds TO harboT suspicion,
And small oneBt to trace our defects-
Let ours he noble ambitions 4E a=ls
For base d the mind, that suspects, ~.
We none ofus know one another, 3!-zf.t -sssz
And on into error. we fAlE .sl..fs ~, -
Thenlet US speak well of onr brother,
0rBpeak not OF him at all. t4a
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Pure TegetaLle Extracts, and Pit up in Glass ca.
- SEES, Air Tight, and i0iltEeep IN any climate
& The FA1LILP CA! .TT.HARTIC Pills is
gentle but active Cathar % tic which the prUprictor
has used in his practice, more than ntyIyears
Inc constantly increase ing demand from tOsc
who have long used the II pills, aud the salts
fiction which all express lin regard ito their
has induced me to place them within tile 4reocI
of;all. ~
The Profession well know. that different Ca
thartics net on different q portions tho bowels
The f1dIA1SClf1U-E,E 1tJGZICI PILL has, with.
due reference to this = we'll established fact
been compounded from e Ia variety OF the uurest
Vegetable xtractB,.S (Which act Mike on eve
~ part Of the elementn- - ry email and Rre gOod
and SAFE in nj cases; q. where Catarlic ia nee.
tded, such as DerGtIge-, Naents Of the SomdcR,
7aecptness fdtn3 an the % Back and LOinS. CoStirc-
ness; and SorelleSs 0rsT The lelo'e EdY from
sudden cold which fire. - Quently, ii neglected. end
In a long course of EepeT, Loss OF pletite a Creep
ing Sensation of C1ltt, - 0rcr Ue Godv Restless-
ness, headache. or tDeight q in Lc heal MI H0pl
4Rdh0Ty Diseases, IEOrNS Children ar 4tlEs then
atdtiS11, great Purifier of tho BLood and n,any dis
to which flesh is heir, ttl numerous to mention
in this advertisement. Dose, 4 to a..
PRICE 3 DIMES.
Tho gLLVf.R 5INHlGORATOR and FAMILY CA
THAIeTIC5 PILLS are rel a.d by Druggists gendral-
~, and sold wholesale y the Trade in all the inree
towns ST. w. SANFORD. NJ. d.,
ManuJaaturer and Proprietor
S35 Broadway. New York,
Agents, T. II. LOGAN. & CO: dcc2-d&w1y
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Syphilis and NercWrial Diseoss.

MIN AlHLEANSt;GltN 3A1lEtlSts5 lSJs.
the of your agent. and report you son,i
the efiEetszI tve realized with your lrsapnrilla.
have cured witliit in my practice, most Of til,
complaints for wlcI, it is recommended and Ilst5
toHn its effects truly wonderful in the cure Of ltg
're1t and .Nercuridi Disease One of my patient.
had SyphiSitcNlcers In his throat. which were co1-
summing lis palate and the top of his mouth YOU
Sarsaparlln. steadily taken. cured him in cwttk.
Another was attacked by secondary symptoms in his
nose. and the ulccrationlta eaten away cons,leia-
Ole part OF it's, that Ibcliexc tlietlfsorder w9aBi
soon reach his brain and kill him. But IL yeIeie
my administration of our S!trsaparilIa; the urtH
healed, and lie is well again, not OF conrse without
sNnc disfiguratton Of Ills face. A woman Wl,o i1i
been treated fur the same disorder by mercury va
suffering from this poison in Ter homes. They !rSd
become So sensitive to tho weather that Limp
day she suffered excrueiutine pain in lcrjonis aud
bones. She too, cured entirely by yonr stss-
parilsa in n few weeks. ] know from its flTiauil
which your agent gltv0 me. that this preparation
from your laboratory must be a great rtmelt
sequently. these truly remarkable results whit
have not surprised ME.
ETnternHllr iroilrH u VIA I(lNTEI ". H.
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= r ~. ANl y -
TITS C0AIPoUND
and has be come an
Medfc fnej known Andap=l
used It, and q, now resort
1.-THE diseases for which
1thns cured thousands
who had given up all
numerous uns0lfcftedl
session sh0w.
Thee dose must be adap-l
of the Individual taking
titles as to net gently on
Letthe dictates OF your
the use OF tho LIVER
will cure Liper C6ni-I
3Dysp91Sia, Chrome DE-
plants, QYee11te5 Drop
ttgt C6sti eliess, GItollc,I
Cholera IL 5d1lttftii, FtdzI
RedknesSeS, aud may be
Ordinary .Finiiy 4fedi-.
HEADACHE, (ls thou:
tt1elty an iatttes, I tlgo 01.I
taken at commencement
Al 1oho use II are s,Iige
its favor.
ME- WAFER IN
TIE LNH1G0RAT0R,
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THE ONLY ARTICLE.
Unrivalled in Market,
szlz7.5# WITH IMMENSE -


VIE I4NEAGUEN-. " III4 ISEIIIAI ny NATURES
II own process it restores the natural color pcrma.
nently after the hatr becomes gray; supplies tho
removes all lantirnf, itching aud heat from the
scalp and qutets and tones up the nerves. and thus
to cure all diseases Of the scalp and hair: It will
stop and keep it from Milling 0f makes IL glossy
healthy and beautiful andif used by the young two
or three times week. it will never tall or become
gray; them reader read the following und judge for
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- NEW YoRE Jan s., 1858.
,sIEssRs. o. WooD & Co.--G Gentlemen: Having
heard good deal about Professor Woods Hair Re
storative and my hair boing quite gray. made up
my mind to layasile the lrcjudices, which i, III
common with great many persons, liud against all
inannerot patent medicines and short time ago L
commenced using your article. tn test it tormyset
Tho result has been 80 very satisfactory that am
very glad did SO. and in Justice to you. lS we'll las
for theGucOuNgementO of Others who may be as gray
as wis hut wiV shNyng my prejudice Without my
reasons for citing it aside unwilling to give
your restorative trim till they have
and the best proof being ocular demonstration,
write yeu this latter. which yon nlAy,slIoM To any
such, md also direct them to for further proof;
oantn and out OF tho n. Y.Wire Railing Estabz
lislment every day.
AIy lotr is now its natural color and much in-
proved in appearance every way. being glOssipr and
thicker and much more healthy looking.
an, ours respectfully. l[ENY JENKINS.
Cor. C0lelhlN Mnl CARROLL sts.. BrooklNn.
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-LIVINGSTONl AII., Feb. H. 1855.
PRoF. WooD-Dear Sir: Your Hair Restorative has
done much good in this part of tile country My
hair has been slightly diminishing for several years.
caused. ] suppose, from slight burn when was
quite m Infant. have been using Your Hair Re
head Of hair nDw growing, after having use, all
other remilies known. tOno effect. think 1t the
most valuable remedy eXtnnt, and advise all who
are afflicted that way to.itse yonr remedy
You can publish this if you think nrUper
E Yonrs, &C., S. w. NlIDDLETON.s
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Ayers sarsaparllIa.
FORtPURIFYINGTHp proo.

IND .tllespeeay# cure u the el.ljals,,i
Disease: ''t Naiifllt, q
Se5 5;;,,sla Saa ssr4t,s2gs '.'oas sr.
IS, B0ils BltiAs. and all ssh, I!. .,,
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~ nnst ccerlnliy comp y with the Fc,,rt.t n ,,
agent in saying have fuun,i7 y0ng SlisitIr,il1 s
must excellent altcrotivcimtli tie
tor which We employ suclI remedy. Int es,srially
have cured many iIveteINtcc.' or lrrn;rlpct ~
it.tan'l sOaIH where the complaint Was causes, M nd
cerutiOn OF tho uterus. Tile uIcru,ti0 itseIiWis=
soon cured. N"thimg within NY knowledge y,l+l.
it for these fenlale5tlertngcn.crtE' =
Edward g Marrow. of NSwh;try Aln writes ~
dangerous Or1riWn tVM0r On one OC#tIe females in
my family. which hat! dec,l all he. rrsnc,!s w.
by your Extract Of Sarrtlarilla. UurH pil.sieiaa
thought nothing but cxtirIMti1n could AFFORD reit
but he advised the trial of your SarSE,rilla asiL,
last resort before cutting. AMI it proved rlcrtaa
Of the disease rclNains.''
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SAN 70 RD's
FANIIIlY CATHARTTC PILLS,
cnMpouSlnlEn FROM.

S$t
Pare TegetaLle Extracts. and pitt up in Glass ca
.slsSES, Air IIqIt and will Keep IN ann cLinlafe
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INDEPENDENCE. Preston Co., Va. 9th u!y, 1852
DR j. C. AVER: Sir: have been afflicted with
painful chronic Rheumatism for Il long time Vhi,1
9baItled the skill Of physciOn5 and stuck To M IN
spite Of all the remedies Icnuld fini.nn,il tE,ei
your Sarsarmrilla. One bottle cured me in ivH
weeks, and restored my general health much ta1i
am Gar better than before was tackled ihiaS
il wonderful medicine. j.. FREAM.
Juics \. Getchcll. of st. Louis, writes: Il have
been afflicted for years with an teciioR4f ~ Lior
which destroyed my health. ltried everything and
everything fntlel to relieve and ilav. lssna
brokcn1lDwn man for some years from llp 1shet
cause than arrangement of Tie Lirer. Ny belovel
pastor,thc Rev. Mr.. Espy. advised ute to Try yoTr
SarSlparilla. because he said he knew You, an
thing You MULE WIS worth trying lsy the blessing
of God It has cured mo- AMI has so purified my lo2i
as to make q now man Of me. l feel Young
The best that can be said Of you isn't half sRa
5cnongh.''
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The Latest dMost Fashionable
Dry O. ods
AT OR BEIaO COST.


tIliTE SUBSCRIBER DESTROYS Or sELL1SG0FF
his large antl'w seitct stock Of Spring and
Summer Dress Gootss begs leave toca the atteI-
tien Ladies, and the to tho bar
suclf goods will be sold stflcnyat and in some iI-
stances below cost: To enulerte all s impossible
Twill however mentions: "a 81 s5f.,s - 7=5
100peces of Dress silk, all Ses very low prices
50Seryg fine Berege Robes, worth s. 2 for $3.50
40 Organdy Lawn Robes, With O. and l. fouhccs
worth Sl2, for.only So Also,a large assortment Of
plain. satfns striped and figured Bereges. will sell
iin6hgured Bertges worth 90 cts, for 25 cts Ia yar
and also dnest quality plain Berege at rs per
yard. English Bereges below cost. Bercges for
Shawls at very loy prices. 90 Risees extra quality
0rgant1y Lswn worth SO cts ut % cts., per yard IS
pieces of finest Challys worth SO cts 25 cts per
yard. Several pieces Of French Chntzes worth 81 X
cts, for % cts, penyard.
Mourning Goods, :
Black Figured Twisted Silk worth 81, 90 for so cts,
yard and Black Satin5strited Borcge for 81 cts
per yard.
Gail therefore early and secure bargains at
ALEX HEYAIANfS,
l3I Main St. Wheeling. Va.
.P;s.-Just received an invoice Of Lac HI an
tA1las which were sold at S. I will ssIEnow fors4
and So ieias
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TIE MOUTH " IN
ND StHALL0F B0ID
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- PRIoE ONE DOLLAR FER BoTTLE.5
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The Restorative put up iii bottles Of three sizes
viz large, medium, and small: the small holds X q
pint and rctas for ono dollar per bottle: the med-
um holds at least twenty per cent. moro in proper
ton than the snall rets for two dollars pes hut
proportion. and .retaiIs for 81 a bottle
%. J. WD0l & Cos PrOrrietors,444 Broadway, Now
York. AMI III Market ST.. ST. Louis, 40.
And sold byaall. good Druggists and Fancy Goods
0ealsrs.- ls.lsG-{ scptl.l&w-;ni
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4 & PHILADELPHIA, Sept o, 1851.
PROF. WooD-Dcar Sir: Your lair RestoratiSc is
proving itself beneficial to The i0mt and also
the back part of my head almost lost its covering
was in fact BALD. have used hut two half pint bot
ties Of your Restorative, and now the top Of INV
mead Is well studded with promising crop OF young
have tried other preparations without any benefit
whatever. think from my own Personal recOnz
incubation can induce many others to try it.
Yours, respectfully, D. II. TII0ATAS,eNI.D D.,
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{ w.P. SsnFH, Master Of Transports
Il. II. COLE Gen1 Ticket Agent. noy2S
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12' "''9''VV1l IL S1V1E73 NJ R9IVt1IE1T 1NEcs.@-=
Zen"n So'll. Of Prospect. Texas. write: TIM
BOTTLES Of your Sarsaparilla cured me tt, IL, !, tS,
Ia hicoMs swelling an the neck. which / lrIl srt
fered front over two years.
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Also. ils0n's Albany. fresh every dag from the
ground at Slper LOT, FOR 81 per- ,0O0I forsnle by
Ejy2+ JOIN S0E "a FROST
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