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TO FARNIET9Sy
WESi ERIN VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE.
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Agricultural Implements,
MANUFACTURED IN STAUNTON
T7HE subscriber takes pleasusre in saying to the
l. Farmers of Augusta and adjoining counties
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of almost eve
ry description, such as Pitts MACHINE FLOWS,
of different Kinds, Horse Rakes, Corn Shellers OF
various Kinds, Cutting Boxes, Harrow. Corn
Planters. Also Wagons; Horse Carts, Wheelbar
rows, &c. . u x.
Having ID his. employ Mr. James Moore, one of
the best Machinists md Pattern makers in the
county and TIE amplest facilities for doing work
second to none in Western Virginia-ftting up
Mill Irons, Circular Saws, &C., and also cutting
Mill Screws, Cider Mill Screws and Post and Pump
Augurss Blacksmithing of every kind done at the
shortest notice. -
Particular attention will be given TO repairing
Threshing Machines, Drills, &c.
He woald ask par ticular attention to- his PRE-
MUM CORN PLANTER, with.ggane attachment,
patented Aug 1860. Its simplicity and cheapness
merit is what its claim to popular favor is based
upon. You can plant any distance from two to
three feet. 1t has belt to slip aud miss drop
ping but deposites the gran st the exact distance
it is set TO drop You the deposits and
Know tie width, until the Hopper is emptied OF
Corn. You can put it in and out of gear without
stopping. This machiue is warranted to give sat.
isfaction. Those wanting them will do well to or
der early. Price SIS at the Shop. State and
COUNTY Fights for sale. The best of reference can
be given of its merits. ss. .
Having gone to the trouble and expense of fitting
up in Staunton one of the LARGEST MACHINE
SHOPS IN THE VALLEY, and establishment
for the manufacture of all kinds of Farming and
Agricultural Implements, he trusts County and
State pride will not fail to give him liberal en-
JOSEPH r. TANNEH1LL.
sstauntor CapI o. lS6O.-tf
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FINE JEWELRY, GOLD AND Sill YER
sE1E ACE1ES
SUITABLE TO ANY AGE AND SIGHT.
~ Eh sne plated Ware, such as Tea actts
~ Gaze Baskets, Castors, &C., &c. Also a full
assortment OF the best CLOCKS, all sizes and
quality, which will warrant to give sd tsfaction
to every purchaser.
va, &tches and Jewelry will be repaired
promptly, and at reasonable prices.
Stanton, Oct. 5, lSGO-Spec Copy.
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For the IindicdtoS.
A Card--The Allegheny College

a CNfH--E ne AiECSNdWy GOslcsG.
Although I have heard in this cunmnni-
ty many expressions of interest in the Col
lege recently established at the Bile Sui
phur Springs, and although had as good
a right to expect aid here as in other Sec
lions, where it has been extended on the
simple ground of public spirit, | Had deter
mined. from motives Of delicacy, not to ar'-
peal to any here outside Of my own congre-
cation. who. by the way, have literally re-
+ponded But, since the late fire. by vhicE
we lose nearly all our buildings and furni-
ture, amounting TO not less than thirty thou
sand dollars, (S300oo J and in view Of the
sympathy manifested in every quarter, It
has occurred to me, and has been suggested
to me that l might now, without any impro-
priety, ask the citizens of Staunton and Vi
entity to aid this young Western Virginia
College which is called to meet such reverses
in its very infancy. Should any, however,
hpon whom may call, feel unable or indis-
posed to subscribe, shall, none the less,
feel Chat no people are more liberal than
chose among whom have the honor and
The pleasure to live.
GEO. B. TAYLOR.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Discontinnance Of Sunday Trains.
4 FTER the LIST day; Of October next the running
"A of the Passenger Train on Sunday, will be
discontinued upon this Road. The Mail and Pas
scuger train viii he run daily Except Sunday be-
tween Richmond and Staunton,--
Leaving each place at -, $50 a. M,
Between STAUNTON and JACKSON'S RIV-
Err the trains will be follows:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN,
Leave Staunton for Jackson's River on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.at n 2.45 p. M.
Leave Jackson's River fer Staunton on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 3.l5 p. m.
THOS. DODAMEAD, Gen1 Supert.
Sept. FL, lS60.-tf.
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GEN. WALKER.-The Nashville Ameri-
lean, after abiding to the fate Of this brave
mn, says:
Can Walker was native of this city
and has he.~e large number Of acq'lain-
tances aud pei sonal friends. His father,
Mr.. James Walker, Scotchman BY birth,
is one Of our Oldest, worthiest aud most
highly esteemed citizens. lie has the heart
felt sympathies Of our entire community IN
the loss of his distinguished son. General
Walker is the third son that Mr.. James
Walker has lest in the Nicaraguan cause.
Col. Rudler was Georgian: for several
years resident Of the city of Macon IN that
State. a
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

List OF Letters
DEMAINING in the Post Office at Staunton, Va,
IL September Both 1860.
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L haveon hand tbs largest stock SOUTH Il Bal
timore of these desirable goods, Having them on
commission from large New York Hnase, am
profit Ladies intending to purchase Cuf,: Muf
Talmai Cape, Victorne, full set, will do well
to give me call, as can show them splendid Furs
at reasonable prices. TERMS CASH. T..
y. j. GOLDENBERG,
: 4:,.. :. .s,.s next door to the Pcat Cllfcs
GtayinEon Onf < 1874
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ENROM AUCTION.-Letter and Note Paper, a
4 sheets for cents; Liner Handkerchiefs cts.
Stockings 10 cents pair; Velvet Ri bEons. cents
per yard; Pins and Needles, 6 cents a paper 200
yard Spools cents, and many other bargains at
ID. J. GOLDENREKC'S,
sss..: - !, next door to the Post Cfsee,
Stanton, Oct. 5, 1850.
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TAYLOR & HOGE.

5 A " TON, ~,
HAVE just received very large and handsome
- stock of FALL, AND WINTER GOODS, to
which they invite the attention of purchasers.
Oct. 8, 1S60.-Spec copy all.
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Cloths and Ca@sa esrexsss.
A LARGE stock of Black French. Bea4cs, and
"A other Cloths.s Black Doe Skin, SILK Missed
Oxford Grey, Corded Brown, Grey Virginia, and
other Cassimeres, suitable for Fall and Winter
suits Of tie latest style: with some very elegant
Cut Velvet and other Vestings. to which | invite
the early attention of those in want
DAVIS A. KAYSER.
Sta,{uionn, Oot.' * 1oen ~
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A TTENTIoN, COMPANY "B," STANTON
a MILIT IA.-Y GU will pa rade in frort Of the
Union Hall, on the Second Saturday in October,
at II o'clock, A. NJ; for the purpose Of dri and
the election of Captain, LIST and End Leutenants.
By order Of the Colonel, h
G. W. IMBODEN, Adit. 1Goth Reet.
Oct, 5. lS6O-Spec conv
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Cabinet MaKfn o.

T WILL, still contin ue to carry on the business
4 Of CABINET MAKING in the town of Middle.
brook, for r. a, Nc Chesney, as heretofore.
s. NJ. HELMS, Agent for R. A. McChesney.
Oct & 1850 -2t o'
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Tke MarAets.
STAUNTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRtCEr.

REPORTED BY TAYLOR Il HoGE.
, 1860-09-11

P. HAYDEN, New Yost. WHY. KAY, Chicago.
P. WILsoS, Cincinnati.
, 1860-09-11

Aff2TA1 OF tA6 OVefIana M&4s
Sr. JosrrH, Sept. 1o.-Tte Pony Express ar-
1ived last night.
San FRAsc1sco, Aug. 19.-These have recent
iy been several strikes Of laborers in San Fran
CISCO for ten hour system, which have been
partially sustained.
At ,he Douglas Democratic primary election
in San Francisco It was demonstrated that
nearly all the Irish Of the city will support
that ticket. Political mass meetings
throughout the State are almost entirely
engTossng the public mind Primary elections
the counties. to choose delegates to represent
the four political parties, whose State conven-
ton will meet at sacramento between the 81
and 1lth Of September, Senator Gwtn is 10
make his frat political speech this year, at
Stockton tomorrow evening. As the canvass
the Senator, who is candidate for reelection
next winter, and some Of the Democratic
County Conventions have required pledges
from their legislative candidates to use ! hon
orable e1ertlvna to defeat him whea the Legis-
lRture assemblies.
The Republican Slate Central Committee has
decided to call fouz State mass meetings or bar
becues in the ;our most prominent interior To-
cations.
TIE contestants in the Broderick will case
have applied for commission to ba sent to
New York to take the Testimony Of Jos. G. Nc
kibbea, John ". .Farney, John Il. Haskin,
Major Carpenter, and nome others, BY whom
they expect to prove that on the day the will
puEports to have been signed, Droder:ck could
not have executed it, and that the will was not
among Broderick's pnpsra at Washington when
first examic Cd after his death. The application
was strenuouslY opposed and the Court las the
matter under advisement.
Thsrty-three State Prison couvicts mlde a
desperate attempt to escape on the e6sh, rush.
ing upon the guards. They were fired upon,
could be secured.
The value of merchandise not including trea-
cure, exported from San Francisco during Au-
gust, exceeds Il 0o0. 900, nearly all Of which be-
ing products Of California.
, 1860-09-11

The confusion oftbe Democracy is progress
sing very satisfactorily. Ths Green State
Committee on Thursday, iusimated to Mr. Ben
jamin Wood, who had been detailed by the
ers, b. beicg an adep. In matters Of policy, .bst
that they were only waiting to be asked, and
would hold : nesting yesterday for that pur-
pose. r ey did meet, and Ms. Wood asked
then (the Green men) for ten names on the
Electoral ticket, aad for the Goyernor and
Lieutenant Governor. Until \ lass hour
lsst evening, Wood WAS dicke,ing with them
trying to get them to take different combins-
tion in his scheme. Al II P II, the Green Com
mittee we're SO far rored in BY him az to throw
their best and strongest man, Jas T. Brady,
overheard, and to consent to take the two low
est names On the State TICKET. TheE, we're then
begging for their ten Elec.crs. They sheuld
have them. Itwonld be cruelty to animals in
lii. Wood, not to allow them to nouainate as
many candidates fer Electors, ~ the ". Hunt
o sau%s % Mts :. aorsa stsa TO- II
8th last.
, 1860-09-11

From the 1rdtpsnde1t eae.l
Comparative Statement Of the Imports Of
Foreign DIR goods ut the port Of New York FOR
the week, and since Jan. lst:
Es:::: !: !;;
-: 4 s: :sa s;sss
Thu market both Tor foreign and homo made
ooods ia IN full activity. French goods, both
nla:n and fancy. six aad woolen, command
Tnady sale. Plain and broche st1 les Of silks a'e
lhe fayorites, French metinos and delsines still
ouickly Ut private sale, Notwithstanding the cat
loRues soon to be offered at suction. The
market eeens, however, able to absorb all that
is offered Of there universally favnrits eoods.
Tho shawl trade has opened we'll Freuch makes
take the lead. The sales Of ehawla OF home
manuf .ctute are limited, and prices, eonse"
oemand At steady prices. Linens are dull ct
present. Our staple cottons are in good de-
mxud, though the export demand ts less ami
mated than Of lste Prices are, however, firm.
The troubles in China have rendered shippers
more causious. Drills are largely sold for fu-
turn delivery. Prints are very irregular, OWING
to competlon among the sellers-both jobbers
and commission houses. There is conxiderat!s
orerBupp!y Of the lower qualities. In WOODEN
gooda the consumption Of fancy cnssimerts IN
actiye, including silk mixtures. Delaints are
active. Tho demand for goods comes from all
parts Of the country except the South. jobbess
are buyinz largely, and tho Western demand is
assuming character Of esge1ness bay ocd all
expectation. Wesserd buyers are numerous,
and, what is better, many Of them have plenty
Of money. The nearby trade is also active.
Ramitta1ceS from Southern merchants are re-
ported bad.
, 1860-09-11

BIZ zTE1zoaArz.l Erw Tozx, Sept. ia 1850.
rLora g b:tte.. ~na soo1 ezpor and home t.de de-
or s.ss: ~
ws .tsrn; 9s 81 f~r cood %xts4
IL y estst a ,epe %
.s III 81 ss: &C. i h
sn M soes sxsEa Eye aoai !n uedss-so
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Genstss q; ss tu hleako spring lie 81
h.: iss it,'ts "a IL Si*.sS:e 'tYS Sas ~ y
lAHL3x A.ezcas:e snd dtm bales :aco bu At ia 8.
= So'a-A shaat I'm . p*ssis Sc,
q ier e . .at TER,
wesetn 4. NJ with far dec.a.l III western,
ste.sy. ;xe:se tcr np.ne. A5ze.; 81 for lilo
Gr,n'e; .t&9c Western slaughtered.
r ~! :;:s !
r eoass! P:a:: ssss!o d ne; t;ai s.et:
81 1s sa e. T. sa
1o5 .h9alssT:; io,sek IKE Lad Neaat:
5ss, ss; 81 ':xsSs {. fl isss; ?h!s
osaoz..n-oone-. pending touoro-. aust,ou ,.!e. III.
othst ee:epont We ~a.n e .ae,t Of 10 hae. o. c5l "a
LIZ p pao'.ssss 'tutes sa1.s Loo hhds B1F; ID -
IN ~ ~ AnsTes hsve further slnn aud ia MKT
eIsn d ~ aAss - Hnaor.d Of l0 is1
IL sa.,'e Z. So 70 1ssat. tsy tpcea
nha, :. e1&1k s.s ;:uba % ID HaT.as Il .xc: "a
5T ane elan o. g pfi tesnaa tuA to -ke. Trs
On gn1.,e ss.@. % %undt1xoea xte7 fah deusss e''~''
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1E d. knaT w n = = ksad!eE ~ g. hadsoa
" 4AetlN, OAT s3K+ u Q &seK T@sa h, Erse ID a.
, 1860-09-11

INDEPENDENCE, Sept. 10-The Santn Fe mail
to tue 9Th arrived last night, in time 10 con-
nsct With the mail going east this morning.
Gov. Rencber. Of New Mexico, is ont in
q lengthy article in the San:a Fe Gazette, de-
Tending his position in refusing to call ont rol
unteers. He rays there are sufficient troops Of
the regular army for all practical purposes, and
under the law the Governor has no power to
call into service militia, Us Congress maize no
provision for paying them for any service. lie
is also very severe On Mr. Otero, the Delegate
from New Mexico.
Col kauntleroy has received orders from The
Secretary of War, to make a vigorous and i'm
mediate campaign against the Navajoes Indians.
With the force be now has, the Celonel will be
able to put speedy termination to the existing
troubles in the Territory If be only obe5s ia-
structions.
On the 18th of August the Nerajoes stole from
the Governor, at ValTerde, 3G0 head Of beet
cattle: Thirty troops went in pursuit and suc.
ceeded in recovering 50 Of the cattle.
Senator Bayerd, from the counties Of SANTA
Anna m Iernillo, resigned his Office as Sera.
tor for the purpose Of taking an actiEs part in
the campaign sgatnst the N&vejoes.
No Indians were Been On the route.
4 report had reached Pawnce Fork that the
CheJ ennes. Kiowss aud sioux had Joined to-
gether and would make wRr on the troops
whenever found. The command .. Pawn
Fork were apprehensiva of an attack from them.
Commander Greenwood passed Pawnee Fork
On the LIST, getting along we'd.
, 1860-09-11
RY TELEGRAPH,
MAINE. .ELECTJ<'ON.
REPUBLICAN, GAINS
Whole Republican Ticket Elected.

PORTLAND, NJ, Auen.t 1o.-The election Of
State eflcers md membera Of Congress in
Maine, took place today. The vo.e Is probably
the largest erer cast in the 8tate. Scattering
returns, including several Of The largest cities
and towns, ahow Republican gains, and indicate
tho election Of the full Republican ticket BY q
large majority. Twenty town. heard from early
in tho evening, give Washburne (nepnblican)
for Governor, 2.576 majority.
:, sEcosp p,spA1C1. .
The following 10 tho reault in several princi-
pal towns for Governor:
.-roa1LASp. i.
Nnhb5fns tHep)'' ......................15s1
ni,rt.t.no;.3 ':;3--''"'.''.
AAAesAN aA'4Et. A4S
OATH.
1WasabnIe p................-...........
Smart tDen}. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LII
aAco-
Washbn:ne Nep>.......-............-... ~
BlDpEToRD.
Na.lbuEne p).,...............s...--...... ta
Sul1A W -s's ava
RocKIAKD.
WasAouIne )............................. e!
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RELTAs7.
Taahbn1ne Nep,. p,............................ Isl
5naft tDfml. .............-...-.....s...... ~
bAsHes1uu1on1s-.. .ss..'.s.-t+s.-
, 1860-09-11

Tlae Springs ars situated in the valley Of the OAK
Orchard Creek In the town OF Alabana 0ensssse county.
N.Y. eight mics South Of tho village Of Medina the
Eda Canal, Ind fourteen miles from Batav.a.
ss!s -. SSse r 1 t1ss n 81 ta
within circuit Of shout any rocs. TIE medicinal qualities
"a. rhe5 go ia ter, lse anoqnt II 81
aa. t agsnt1, :? ne I'D r. {, r. T
s 'aeA
fo ttsl erotulous dlahe.. have BEEN cured by the;
wai<rs have noea .sna'ly successful.
i strong et.h: eds. i r.inf q !h:ss wa.e;
MsSArcF: q: =. i. 4 albany :Eex4.e srHse. 10.
s E:s r 1s;tssn r.
.ass. IDENTIFY: o.; Sor':s 'st*,. !1o.a
,s 4. ST. .y nj IL; a:
.s:e.s sre h.hly v.luae!e !. medicinal sxsat.; D1;
s e@
"a q 3 st. 9
New YORK IN WHICH he ssa.es t7st he Waters d.
@se h:S srs
iay aapt<d, eh.onsc affections Of the dvt:s and
S:s::s ss s::.:< fsss::
u.ed VIII e # txpAoii,.etI.
!:
nembsaze Of The iItestnel. In e7cpous Affections,
i1.a attended with sedn,cnta It'll the &uitA
I'D remedy bax mu.attc ac1, helt
solvent 1ud les. apt by continued to disorder ,ha
stomach In ste.le b. ussd properly dtlut
heat In sSn tha.e forms Of tyspep.ta con.
Frosts or v71er bzash T. will prove better than hydro
chloc aed In Of co.t D'eta:sa 40 ' 9aet aju
WI prove b admiFabe autliote In 1AFc' phu
q ta,S~9s chronic aa4eoss eaor1h s3d hAaat. ut
eA,oaic ,externay) as gsEst In xesur3
Ehsn n of 1aisatloa .ad In @easTata and gtss*
1Ed x1so II ple1.
When taken iuterr7fY, Aw1HE GLA0yUI. Of tho WNey,
dst~ taken thste times day, ia sufficient for a.ult
from phYie:ans aud other respectable
individuals, may oe Application to the Agent.
Dealers aupp;1st on liberal fst.ns-
30 WusT 9s1sxsne nA!eas procured fran
H. ". BuSrWICk. Sole Agent.
No. t7A BfoalWay. New Eozf.
, 1860-09-11
Two Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE OTTH OF WASH.
1NGTON.

Sr. JONES, n. f., Friday, sspt. 7.-Ths ssean1.
s1ip City at Washington, from Liverpool a9th
nls and Q1eenetown 3okh, passed Cape Race,
bound to New York, 1t ? o'clock this (Friday)
thsse already received. She was boarded By
the news yatch Of the Associated Press, and ths
following summary Of news obtained:
Tbs steamship Australasiau, from New York,
arri.ed.t Liverpool On the eth ult.
The steamship Canadian, from QQehec, a.
rived At Liverpool on the 2s!h nit.
The British Parliament WAS prorogned on the
2sth nlt. The Queens speech was resd By the
Lord Chancellor. She says that her relations
with Foreign Powers are friendly and sstisfac.
tory. Sho trusts there il no Danger of inter.
ruption Of tho general peace of Europe. She
believes that If the Italians are left to actue
their own diEculties. the tranquility Of other
States whl remain uudistu,bsd. She hopes
that, In any negotiat Qua which may take place
on the Savoy question, the neutrality and inde-
pendence Of Switzerland will be maintained.
She laments the atrocities committed upon tho
Christians in Syria, and cheertul!y concusa with
the other Powers Of Europe In assisting the
regrets the failure Of the negotiations with
China, aud saya that hsr forces will support
the demand for full and faithful execution Of
tho treaty Of Tien-tslo. She thanks Parliament
for the appropriation for the Notifications, and
congratu!ates the country On the efficiency Of
t16 lktno fClQutEtEf. EHH CuuCluQe8 QY eX.
pressing tie heartfelt pleasure and satisfaction
She has experienced Il ,he warm and en,husi-
astic reception tho Prince Of Wales has met with
in the North American provinces The steam
chip Great E1stern averaged nearly fourteen
knots al hour On her passage home. Some i'm
pro,ement had ta1en placs in the weather, but
it still continued aettied.
The emperor Napoleon and Eugenie were at
C1amL1ey, and met an enthusiastic reception
there.
G.riba1di hal bcec proclaimed Dictator at
Palerza- Largo numbers Of Calab1ians were
joining him. The latest dispatches report that
the Rayalists have ag,ia been defeated At cs1s:
The King Of Ksples had quilted there on the
previous evening, on board the ffigate stEom.
toli, aud tha. the Plsdmontese occupied the
fort. This requires confirmation. Disturbances
at Naples were imminent. Appeals to the peo-
pie to revolt were being publicly distributed.
The Neaoo!t.an Minister Of Var and Gen. Dasco
had left Nsp:es for Calabria, with six ba1talions
a. Eeinforc&ments. a revolutionary Increment
ut Salero was imminent. The Pope, it was
said, had expressed his readiness TO agree to
the Italian Confederation. There is nothing
important from Syria.
, 1860-09-11
M3{1pklla!1eo,1S.
3f3|81tllaneo.,s.
Prof. Woods
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL


prsctse'v .ha lta nxas dca&es. or. while p1eL
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. ana : ftne., 49, 81 s:od d Il
ta 11.n'y snd " restorss aad rtadsz1 y.
only pTetar.t Oh EVER Offered to TIA word n pop
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70 'sis sso.y
open the ana rs Of u !ay ofths neet t9a7ke.or'
y Which pcor humanity !. eoussaat.y u.o:*: sur
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1.sn Of u H. ne,., ss;;lanx or ias9at;
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:aie many more It y, but ve have ~ tee only t.
:hils snd Ftv4,, hut prevent ~ astaets Ar1.!nt =
]tr m Mss pauc Iufu.nc' l. ald cn.e taa d.. ease,
~ ut oLce, II a.1eady 4tlacktt. And ~ 1t acts direct
AMI Iersts:e.t!y rpou Tie h.!lAsy sYtteru, 8ruus
lnx the LivtHt ~ Auon. pronotirK, ln faet, NJ fh'
e1 Eetoes ard &c 1ttIonA uf ta@ tenn, l: Will in
n III bly, peveat sny Dc Iterous theqr enees ftE
o1nS i. l. -. Of G.tnat. and water; htrct
II Ill tY4ve lris .Eocli have botta With them,
ii shoult .aka .tals ssooalul At lea 81 Letore eat
- lse. A. It pre- ents eostlseneas. >sIenxhtens II.
ixe4t{se Eaus II ah1ul1 oe In Tie HI d. OF n
e,s3as Of sedci taEy haalts. ttuieut', .uini'teE:
y iiteEa1y men. AMI al iadt5 accustoUe ed II
a tleY Will a:d axr.eaele pl.asa1t. aca etacles,
r.m&t5 azAinst thoss liz Vii. rub them Of tie r
e1stT; for beauty cannot exist wtLou. health
I'D health c.unct exist wnile the arove Ire g1s y
y Mttirr's Relief. Taken Q n:okta Of two befor =
ne tnal ts:z vii t1.stha drt tAs3ul :iol VI n
\ ,eriett ease an3 s4lety sHERz - NO NIT. Il \
, .Do:r It. nIs Cosria'. u AL VI cLaN goR II
auTu zks, ThY IT! Aau you Nd aptesl a
ittect tho llness Or dsc!re no. ony Of ,ou =
iau. hlets btfo' 1t b. too at. but sl.o your ton
md huseaIua tor while the iofmtr, false oe-
yt If ICY, Off goes down 70 premature KE.v. >
re iatter xit often 70 l1ed ~ with the exeit
nsut Q. huAue.s that Il it were not for 3eu The,
TO vouii travel IN the same dow1was1 path, unit: n
loo Lte 1E1eat their fatal tA.L the nos1 y
1fre7 f4r vi arc .use Joar restr fAl nk A1tctla
xu une EflnxiY po Mt you 10 Pfo'. Woods Kes.o =
alive carlla1 and Bl1ad Renosatoe II Tho iSme,
x1.eh 9houll .e Always on hand IN uue Of nte. a
o. =. WOOD, Prsprlesar,
u. Ereaavay, New Yc.x, a-d III H.rtrs stree
Il, L1atP, $50. and sold ~ Ill good QfugS1ats
''rce ona po1t.s per Bottle. In
IL :. :. "a II To-. J. II. H<sd Co., ni,s nye
Tn. erd { SEuftq. II u Gh1 BFot. Re9.mAt.F Wv