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The CHEMISTRY or MISUNDERSTANDING
the special delights which so richly repaid
our visit to New England, was the inspection,
it was ont privilege to make Of DR.. J. c. Ay-
er &C.. g Laboratory ct Lowell. Although
we knew by henri say, that it was large, yet
We were surprised when we came into view
of its real magnitude, and still more by the
extent and complication Of its truly immense
business. The whole massive structure is in
fact one vast chemical laboratory. in which
the processes Of this wonderful art are con-
stantly going on Medico-chemical science
has founl that the curative properties of any
substance exist in some one or more compo-
nent parts. Thus the remedial effects of OPT
I'm are due solely to the morphia i; contains,
although this is but one eighteenth part ofits
weight; the other seventeen parts are gum,
extrnctive and inert or offensive matter. DR..
Ayers system separates the MEDICAL proper
ties of each substance employed and so are
here shown the,pToeesscs by which the tirtnes
Of each remedial agent are chased through
the alembics until they como cat completely
pure ut last These concentrated, purified
medical properties, or virtues arv finally com
bined together to prodacethe remedies which
have made themselves a reputation for nnri-
valed excellence. all over the world. Not
only does the Doctor disclaiIn all secrecy in
his ar and explain every process and every
particular but he maintains that this is the
only process that can be supplied with the
best possible remedies for the treatment Of dis
case. The Formula by which his remedies
are made are published in the medical Jour
nails and have been presented to large part
of the medical Faculty Of the United States,
and arc constantly sent by mail to such ply
scians rs apply for them.-Paity. Chronicle
San Francisco.
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For the Civilian & Telegraph.
A Visitor,

A[R. EDITOR Tile christian community
here have been favore,. with visit from Che
Rev. j. G. Butler, Of Washington, who being
not only an actively engaged Christian in
that city, but also a native of this place, ma
turally feels deep Interest in the cause Of re-
ligion in Cumberland so that his stay among
us thus far, has been source Of pleasure and
profit to those who are also laborcrs in the
same great cause On last Thursday evening
Mr. B. was present at the Weekly Prayer
meeting at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Rooms which meeting be conducted
to the edifcatiou Of those present, TO whom
he spoke with fraternel feeling and warm i'm
pulsa, of the great work accomplished in the
national metropolis. by the Daily Meetings
and tho Christian Association, expressing
his delight at finding 80 much zeal displayed
hare in the setting on foot of additional in
strumt talities for srousing the Indifferent
and reaching the masses. Altogether the adj
dresses of our brother contributed not little
to the encouragement of many who were
fearful and anxious for the success of our
work and, together with his efforts on Sun
day afternoon at the Union Prayer Meeting
will doubtless give our work substantial
impetus.
We hope to have Our brothers presence at
tho meeting Of the Association" on Thurs
day evening. Aug. so, to which we earnestly
invite all who will come All, we are sure,
will be interested and profted.
....,.... - .r.,i X.Y.Q
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PiIesi Piles!! Piles
What is it2 MtD curcdS


Thousands of persons have Piles-sulfer fol
wears with the disease-yet few know what
it is, or how it is cured. Every case Of Piles
whether manifested in the form of external
tumors, frequent bleedings, or in violent itch
ing and irritation, depends essentially upon
congestion of'the abdominal yenous circula-
ton. This produces the engagement, dila-
ton of the veins, formation of tdmors, hemor-
rhages, pain and suffering; and the disease
can only be fundamentally cured by medi-
cines which, taken internally, relieve this We
nous congestion Hence ointment. washes,
and even injections arc so Intellectual.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC PILE
SPECIFIC, 4 simple sugar pill taken two or
three fines per day, cures the disease by cur
ing the condition upon which the disease de-
ponds Hundreds have been cured by it,
even of the most obstinate cases.
All will be promptly benefited byit. Price
90 cents box.
n. B.-A full set Of Humphreys Homeo-
patAic Specifics, with Book of Directions, and
twenty Remedies, in large three-dracm walls,
and morocco case, SIS; do. in plain case,
81; case Of fifteen boxes, and book, 50.
The Remedies. by the single box or full
case, sent to any address, by mail or express,
free Of charge, or receipt Of thoiprice. Ad-
dress DR.. +. HUMPHREYS eco,
No. 5G2 Broadway, New York.
Sold by j. B. II. Campbell, Cumberland. Nd.
Aug. 3Oth 1860.
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@. YE AFFLICTED p!

Hear what James T. Davis, Esq, ex-Pre-
siding Judge Of mongolia County, Va, says
Messrs. Fitch & Scott, Agents for r. N. Lem
on Proprietor Of Lindsey's Improved Blood
Scarchcr;
Gentlemen---I was afflicted with Scrofula
for several months, and WAS so lev that
myself and my friends did not think that !
could not recover. ! had been undcrtreat-
ment of medicine by two able physicians fol
some months the disease had eXte ded over
my side and breast, and had run more than
a gallon of matter, when Mr.. McCrcary, agent
for DR.. j. NJ. Lindseys valuable Improved
Blood Searcher, passed through my village
and indu. ed me to purchase Three Bottles
Immediately commenced using the medicine
Before | had used one bottle, the discharge
from the sores entirely ceased. Myappetit,
improved, and my bowels became regular;
and before used the Three Bottles, was re-
stored to good health and have enjoyed good
health ever since, which has been some TWEEN
ty months. believe it to lie a sovereign
remedy, and that it will recommend itself up
on trial. mot heartily recommend it Il
the afflicted.
Given under my hand aud seal this 2Gth
of june, 1880 IT. DAVIS.
!, Marshal NJ. Dent, Clerk of the County
Court OF Monongalia County hereby certify
that the foregoing is the genuine signature OF
James T. Davis, Esq, late Presiding Justice
of said County. Given under my hand this
27th day of June, 1860.
MARSHALL NJ. DENT,
July 18th, 1850. r5t f. Clerk.
R0-S See advertisement in another column
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County Expenses.
following statement of Count

THE following statement of County
i expenses for the year 1850, is publishe ed in
compliance with the 9th section OF the 18th
article of the new code, which is as follows: =
"They shall make out and publish annually in
at least two newspapers published in their re-
spective counties, if there be two, detailed,
minute and accurate statement of the expenses
of their said counties, specifying therein each
particular item of expense, and for what and to
whom paid and shall also deliver to the Sher
iff of their respective counties as many copies
of such statement as there are Election Districts
in the county, at least ten days before each
general election, and the Sheriff shall, within
six days after the receipt OF such copies, set up
one of them at the place of holding elections in
each elect on district, aud the Clerk to The
County Commissioners aad the Sheriff who
shall fail to perform the duty imposed by this
section, shall each forfeit The gum of one hun
dred dollars
By order of the County Commissioners,
Test-WM KILG iUR, Clerk
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BI.kK's GsyrlxMEx e FuaSisHrSa STORE


BLAkKs GKNTLEMEx = FUaNisHISd STORE.
Am establishment at which gentleman
can 6ud n complete out fit, has been opened
by orr friend, VIM Blake, in the store room
Under the I}elviluIe Hall We have had an
opportunity of visiting such establishments
in the large cities, but VIC have seldom seen
one in all respects equal to Blnke's; visit
to hil establishment will satisfy any one Of
the correctness Of our statement. lie has
cloths and cassimeres of NEARLY every pattern,
that lie will make up to order at short notice,
n the latest style and on accommodating
terms, ready made clothing and great va
Iiety of fancy articles suited IT, any and eTery
taste. Give hun call See his advertise
mcnt in another column
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H a. I
H. seTt teeth from one TO n fnil sett on
amber BASE"
an entirely ncv snd improved system n the
art OF Dental practice hiphly ccnnrrdtd BY
all who have caamiacl aud tried r: which for
beauty, uaturalueSs OF appearance, stiene ~,
elasticity oftle plate, alr2 comfort with whith
it is worn far SURPRISES the old method OF in
scriing teeth, on gold or airy other metallic
plate.
To the many Advantages OF this material over
the metn.ic plates, (heietufore hscd) the ntten-
ion II this community is solicited:
ist, The AMER BASE for terlh is imperisha-
Bile. resisting entirely the action Of oil or aeids
ana not affected by the Saliva or secret ions Of
the mouth, answering q better pnrpo.e than
gold or silver.
End, It's IighiEfasJ saakes it ch,palfe ul icing
used for restoring. tile Tanknn portions of the
cheeks and lips, and in the hauds OF the skill
ful Dentist The contour and vsl'ression of tltc
face can be restored as with no Other Substance.
30 For partial sets, requiring clasps, il is
peculiarly adapted, It's il does not irriiate or
wear the nCtks of the tcctb, TO which il may
be attached as lib metal clasps
4lh The great tenacity with which il adhcres
in atmospheric pressure pln ties, as il takes the
exa Ct form OF the plaster model, even in the
most infinitely corrogated parts and indentH-
ions which can ncvel be accomplished with
metallic Plates.
9th II affords 10 Judgement for particles OF
food or secretions Of the mouth, as the mate
rial forms solid piece of mechanism and err
feet joint around the teeth.
A We cannot cuumeraie all the at.yaa tages
of this now processrf Dental ART, we wUut: in
vito the public 10 call Mt our Office and exam
inc specimens, where we areFrerHrcd to do all
kinds ofDental work, upon tile most improved
II oderu methods.
gS3" Office up stairs over the Allegany Co.
Bank, opposite the PUSt Office, in Mckaigs
new Block. .. Aug. 8. 16G0--lr.
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DISTINGUISHED AERivAI..--Phe President
Of the United States and suit arrived at this
city from Bedford Springs, on Tuesday af-
ternoon and took rooms at the Revere House.
At night he was serenaaed by the Brass Band
"A large number of citizens Of all parties
gathered in front of tho Hotel when au ad-
dress OF welcome to the president was pro-
nounoed by Col. Schley and responded to by
Mr. Buchanan Both speeches, we are sorry
to say, were strongly political and strictly
partZan.
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| For Summittville road - co
Nathaniel Wilson, Trustees Of the .ooo m
Andrew Con der, 'toU w
Upton d. Long Aims Houss
G. A. Scott, steward aims house us 90
John NJ. Byctanan, oyerpaJ inent as
trustee NJ W.
Francis Thomas, new road 100 o'
Frank Donnclty, at court house l2p 90
p. A. HcaleJ, phy stefan to alms-honso 200 90
II. Wilson, fcese late sheriff t,059 AZ
sampson D. Short, Miller road 40 90
Thomas Twigg, exsmiae- of roHd q
ashford Wilson, examfner ofroad 90
Iohn Davis, examiner road 60
Iicsry Mckeon, n fee IL
e. T.. Watson, act AsseShiy 1860 81 50
Rudolph Beckman, for account co
Moses Rbbinett, for account co
Thomas Preston, for account 5 81
John b. Wideusr. treasurer of school
fund under reH law, lt,b9O DC
John 'CalIau. collectors commisfioa 2,J;7 o.
Contingent fund 2,4js n
Total 5000 81
To meet the above omit o Tux 'oi SO cents
on the 500 was levied. The Stase tax in adj
litiun lis 10 cents on each 500
August 2S--3w
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A Card to the Suffering.

The Rev. William Cosgrove, while laboripe
as missionary in Japan, was cured of Con-
sumption, when all other means had failed, by
a recipe obtained from learned ply stefan
residing in the great city of Jeddo. This re-
cepe has cured great numbers who were suf
fering from Consumption, Bronchstis, Sore
Threat, Coughs and Colds and the debility and
nervous depression caused by ,hese disorders.
DESTROYS OF beneftting others, will send this
recipe, which | have brought home with
me, to all who need it, free Of charge.
Address
REV. WIN. COSGROVE,
439 Fulton Avenue,
Nsyl0-3m. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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CA P MEETING.
Near Cumberland. =.

The N. T. Church OF Cumberland have resolv-
ed to hold CAM Meeting on the ground they
occupied last year (Shrivors Woods, II miles
from town. aud hereby, extend cordial iuvi-
taton TO all the neighborng charges 10 unite
with them. They will be pleased to zoe their
friends from Fros.burg and Piedmont and fro m
any of the circuits near in which no similar
meeting VI i'll take place. rGeubers of other de-
nominations u also invited TO unite with us,
whether as tent-holders or worshipers simply,
in an earnest and prayeriul effort 10 arouse the
public conscience anu advance tie interests Of
the Redeemers Kingdom ON earth.
The meeting Providence permittipg) will
begin on Thursday September 9Th and contin-
ue week or more. B. II. CREVER,
Aug. 9th 1S60-tw. Pastor.
5sJ- Papers in the County please copy.
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d l E D

In this city, on the 10th instant, after a
lingering Illness. which she bore with Chris
tan fortitude and resignation. Miss Sarah j.
johnson. in the 2sd gear of her age.
On Patterson's Creek, Va, on the 18th inst
Mrs. Elizabeth Alien, in the slst year of her
age. wife of James c. Allen, and daughter of
Jacob and Susan Gauer, Of this county.
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May l0-3m.
MRS. WINSLOW,

W1t5. W IANDIIOWf
An experienced nurse and female physician,
has a soothing Syrup for children 'teething,
which greatly facilitates the process of teeth
ing, by softening the gums, reducing all in
hammation-witl allay all pain, and is sure
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it moth.
ers, It will give rest to yourselves, and relief
and health to yourinfants. Perfectly safe i'll
all cases. See advertisement in another col
umn.
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Frost For the last two weeks we have
had an abundance Of rain-Iuuch more than
WAS desirable Its now quite cool and COM
forta ble-im the mountains there has been
frost and every indication, unless there should
be speedy change, that VIC shall have it ere
long in this locality
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MONTHLY MEETING

THE Young Mems Christian Association
i of this city will assemble for their End
Monthly Meeting, at their Rooms, Centre and
Frederick SITS, on Thursday Evening, Aug
sOth, at o'clock. '".
An Essay will be read by member Of the
Association. Subject: "HoPErUI. TOKENS"
Business Of public Interest will be consid-
|ered. Members are requested to be as punct-
|ual rs possible, rs the hour of adjournment is
Ito o'clock. r. le' By order,
~ - --a.. W. r. DUFF. p. 8.
P..S.--A Prayer Meeting will be carried
lon at the Rooms, on the same evening, from
u to 8. The public arc invited to attend
both these meetings; young men especially
Invited the ladies' also are welsome to meet
with US. Let us have alpirited meeting.
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INSTRUMENTAL CoScERT. Tho Gambler
land Brass Band will give two instrumental!
concerts, on Sd and 4th Of September. Mr..
Bondell, the celebrated Buglist is expected
to be present, and perform some Of his inim-
table solos. We be:pepk for the Band large
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PERSONS afflicted with the Fever and
Aeuo should not spare either time trouble or
expense, to procure DIR. liOSTETFERS
CELEBRATED BlTTER', whose hcnefi-
cient effects upon the system has been clear
ly proved to those who have been stricken
down in a short space of time by this dread
full curse, whose cheeks are wan AMI mcaGre
and whose nights are sleepless and restless and
whose eyes are dim and snnktn, with death
staring them in the face, this compound must
prove blessing; sBatching them rs it wee
from the mouth &C the grave. None can
know its true value until they have tested it,
When all others have failed, these Bitters have
restored the sufferers to pristine health
Their popularity in all the Western and South
crn parts should introduce them to all farni-
lies.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywhere
Eky" See advertisement in another column.
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Local Intelligence.

During the week ending Tuesday. 2sth OF
Aug, 100 boats cleared this port, carrying
1888 0e tons of coal.
During the season there were 1854 boats
cleared this port, carrying 10000 tons oil
coal .a
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We have been requested to say that the
Thomas Brown, whose name appears on the
committee Of arrangements for the Bell and
Everett mass meeting, is not Thomas Brown
Of Pom pey Smash.
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POLE RAISING. There will be a Bell and
Everett pole raising, at Homecoming, on Sa-
',urday next. Let the Urion boys he on hand
in lnll force.
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HEAR WHAT TIE pEopLE sAY.

The undersigned having ussl PROTEST.. ICg.
PHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC EIMEDlE5
In families with tho most satisfactory res IL, srl
having full confidence in their genu!neness plfitJs
and efficacy, cheerfnry recommend them 70 all par
sons who wish toiave safe, reliab. md csloacioes
remedies at hand for private ~ do4ncsiio uss. q.
The Raw WIN. Hosmer, editor OF - The Northern
Independent," Auburn, II. Y; tie Rev. H. H. Ores
sey D. D. Rector Of St Peters Church. Auburn, N. Y;
the Rev Is. ]. Ives Chaplain OF the Auburn State
Prison the Rev. Spencer NJ Rice, Rector, New Bell
ford, Mas the Rev. Allen Steele, NewYork Goa.
ference the Rev Samuel Nichols East 0enesce Con-
ference N Y. the Rev. p. g Pratt, Dorset, Vt tie
Rev John T. Robe Buffalo A. @. Hart, ESQ Utica,
N. y. the Hon. Neal Dow Portland, Ne the Hon.
schuyier Colfax, South Bend, Ind the Hon 1ssE,s.
Humphreys, N Y. Henry D Cook, Esq, Eiitar Of
the "olio State Journal" Columbus, Ohio; the Hon.
n. IT, Graham, Moline, H. the Hon, Thomas J,
Utica, N Y VIM. Bristol, Esq Utica, N. y; A. S.
Pond, Esq, Utica, N. y; james plunlet Est, Mash
xille 1cnn
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Patent Lard Lamp.

THE sub scriber is no~ manufac curing Patent
J. Lard Lamp, which he offers for sale. twill
also burn any kind of dirty eresse. Call aud
examine it. m1e. JOHN JoHESoN
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O Ii :" q R IL
CALL AND SEE!!

I'VE ARE PREPARED TO DO ALL
w kinds of Job Work BETTER ard CHEAP
.R than any other Office in all this region OF
,ountry, and equal to any Baltimore, Phiadel-
nLia, or New York work, and are prepared to
give us trial
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WIN. r. BEALL & co.,


Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
PIPES, SNUFF, MATCHES, &C..
Baltimore Street, near the Railroad Depot,
CUHBERLAN Nd, ND.
- ETuRN their thanks for the patronage here
" toforo extended and beg leave to inv ito
tho attention Of pntohdsess to their NEW
STOCK, which scomporai Of, in part,a fol
lnWsyi,.
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Papers for Mailing

Our friends can always find at cur ONCE
conner of the "CIvILIAN AND TELEGRAPH,
folded and prepared for mailing at five cents
e1rh
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LIST on SPECIFIC RrMEpIRs.

NoLr.-For Fever, Congestion, and inasnmatioa.
No. a--Por Worm Fever. Worm co'ic, Voting ts
Bed.
No. 4-zFor Dianhnn, Cholera Infan,a'n, AMI saa'
No. 5|YOr Cole, Gripnss, Dyssntery, or Bloody
No. 6.-For Cholera, Cholera M9rbus, Vomiting
No. T-Por Coughs Colds, Infierun, and sar'
No. s-Por Toosf.ache. Faceache, and Neuralgia
No. 9--Por Headache, Vertigo Heat and Fu!ineas
No. 10-DYsrErslA pilIs-Por Weak and Derangsd
Stomach, Constipation and Liver Complaint.
No. 11.--Fon fEsALg IRREOrLARrIEs, Scanty, Point
full, or Suppressed Periods.
No is1ror I.cucorrhca. Protisa Menses. ead
Bearing Down Of Females.
No. iS.-yor Group, Hoarse Cough, Bad Breathing
No. 1I-SALr RHEUA PII.iS-Por Erysipelas, brup-
lions, Pimples on the Face.
No. 15-RHEuMArIc Pills For Pain, Lamoness
or Soreness in the Chest Back, i;olns, or Limbs
A.-Por Fever and Ague, Chill Fevor, Dumb Agls,
Old MsmanRgcd Agues.
P.-Por Piles, Blind or Bleeding, Internal or Ex
ternal.
Falling, Weak, or blurred Sight,
C.-For Catarrh, Of long standing or recent, ea'nsx
with obstruction or profise discharge
w. C.--for Whooring Cough abatng It's Vioiencs
and shortening Its course.
In all acute diseases such as Fevers InfammhtioE.,
Diarrhua, Dysenery, Group, Rheumatism, and snoh
srupivo diseases Scarlet Fever Measles, ana frJ
upchh, the advantage oI glVlng uc proper ItiheH'7
promptly Is Obvious and in all such cases the ape-
cifcs act like a charm The entire disease "a oitea
arrested once, and Ia all cast the violence 81 tle
attack is moderated the disease skortered aiad reL
dered less dangerous. .T..L .-.... ..s.4 trE
Coughs and Colds, which arc OF suei, roqiett &C
currcncc, pnd which often lay the foundation Of
diseased lufgs, bronehhs and consumption mey hsi
be at once cured blythe Fever and Cough Pills.
In all chronic diseases, such as Dyspelss, WeaH
Stomach, Constipation Liver Complaints, Pies, fs
male Debility and Irregularities, old Headaches,
Sore or Weak Eyes, Cntarrh Salt Rheuir, and oiliri
old eruptons the case has specifics whose proper a-
picatlon will afford cure in ALMOST loseI ifare.
Often the cure Of single chronic difficulty, sh -
Dyspepsia, Piles or CAtarrh, Hcndacle qr ZEN so
Weakness, has more than paid Tor the case Tea ief'
over.
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ALSO SPECIFICS.

FoR ASTHMA or rnrHstc. - Oppressed, phicul',
Iabure,i breathing, attended with Cough and Exrtv.
toration Price, so cents per box,
FoR EAR DISCHARGES AND DtAfSEss,--Dsehnrgts
from the Ear the result Of Scarlet Fever HeDbc8, Gr
Mercurals For Noises IN the Head, Hardness ~
Hearing, and Ringing in the lars, and 4!ar acic
Price, 20 cents per box,
duruted Tonss, Swe'lngs aud Old Ulcers, ScrcfuJ,V
Cachexy of Children. Price 20 cents per boz
FdH GENERAL DEBILITY - Physical or Nervous
Weakness. Either the result 81 sickness. Excessive
Medcaiion or EshauSling pi5charGe-. Pice, ol
cents per box.
FoR DRoPsv.--FIuII Accommodations, Tuult Tsreh
ngs with Scanty Secretons Price, 20 cents per box
For sEA.sIcKAE-s.-peat!ily sickness, Ve leo, au'
sea- Vomiting. Sickness frUm riding or Io'i"n
Price, 30 cents per box
Ton URiyARY DIsEasgs.--For Gravel, Rrnnl CJ
Gull, Difficult Painful Jrinatior, Diseases OF Ne his-
ne,s Price, so cents per boz.
foR SEMINAL EMISSIONS Involuntary DtcharSes
and Consequent Prosrnon and Debility, Bal Re
suits Of -Evl Habits. Tie most successful md ell
cient remedy known, and may be relied upon as a
cure Friee, with full directions, 81 per box.
Persons who yish 10 place teTsslvs under n.o
pBHgrs can do so, at his oftce. c62 Broaawsy da!y
from AN. 10 8 PM, or by letter.
oCR REMEDIES BIZ MAIL.
Look over the list make up case Of what kind
you choose, aud uclose the amount in current hos
or stamps by mail to our address, at 662 broadway,
Eew-York, and the medicine viii be duly returned by
mall or express, free of charge.
AGENTS WANTED--We desire an active Efficient
Agent for the sale OF Remedies in every town or
community in the Quilted States. Address DR.. Hun
rHRrrs & Co. No. 562 BROADWAY NEw-foEk
For sale by J. b. II. CAMPBELL,
\ holeshIe ard Retail Agent for Cumberant
nd vicinity, aud druggists generally
May 81, l8G0-iy