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10y VIRTUE or A DECREE or IRE CIR

ny VIRTUE OF DECREE or TRE CIR
Court Of tn county Charles CITY hai TIE thrt
Thursday In September merit that being dav sell BY public
Auction % the bidder AZ Charles city g. credit Of
Mu berry spring" Of heb the late I'hn Pierce did seiEed
ant posses "a his Farn Adoins the lands q NJ O. Bnns
and ohe.s, les edlaey the ChckahomnV river which
there Steamboat that ake1 ul-Eteky trips to hctmond.
corGds four hundred and foyone or less sbnut
~ which cleared the % which cleared land has
been lined. has all proper Ard buildings pro
ven corn, wh At and oa and particularly adapted 70
t-c growth Of fruits and vegetables
M place Eu b. sheEn person Who nay With 20 zee H.
By NJ James II. Pisree, Who resides on f.
a. i0-2aEtds, JOHN P. PIERCE, Special Cou'r
(NOUWISSIONER,S SALEOF FARM, con-
NyrAINiNG 1s6 ACRES OF LAND N NEW KENr-As Con-
% the Circuit Court % the % NeE Eent
pointed entered he 18th day Of july. 1890 In the
ease axan Iln and others shall proceed 70
public auction. AZ New Kent Coz Holse Thursday.
Of september Chat being County Court day
Of rhich IN r. Hi died seized and posssed
lvinr road leading ron Provdeues Forge VII
nansburg miles 81 ant from he windsor shades.
paac landing The Chckshoulny river Ahou' sventyaye
cleared and have been lined the balance heavily 81;
lad poplar timber which renders valuable for that
article s,n- a. there Is constant demand for wood
IN n-g1borhold The eghborhood healthy, and he
cisty The improvements dscnghouse gth four
al ouhoules 10 good repair
presume g 20 ANYTHING more about hh
properly Who wish % purchase are Invited %
pronertF for themselves Mr. Anen H wing the
s Win pleasure ,hoS L 70 any one Who may uih 70 pr
chase
sAtE-A credit years. With Interest
from the d Of except 70 IRE costs o. tui and
"a i6-ssv,ds TDNUSD VGDDLL, con'r.
ss,..
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POPLAR NECK FoR sALF.

lhe -sln 'spel,oe s1al sell on the premises Al pubic
Gurdonse Railroad called plar Neck II contains AboG; as
heavily mbered aud abounds IN Iron hAs also
gold prooAbl Bang the CahAne Furnace
Immediately the Railroad ts present aud prospective
very great To enterprise Is desirable invest
crosses fos many miles o. road and It's
be shy valuable the Furnacs again
put asi vhish Address Guneys Post or
hce Va SAMUsL sliOOLER, n A.,
au1n-etd principa Of Etrs ulrh kchool
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EhCOl RAGE HOME IMPORTATION.
WE received direct non the manufacturers Eng
w Of importation large assortment II Japan
Chamber SETS Block Tn. steak and Oyster Dishes Dish
Covers Ia superior aee an Of which In confidence
commend cusome and 20 Houseksepers generally. Call
China and House Furnishing Store Of
THOMAS BULKLEY a co,
aut 18T Eagle square.
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VTALUAHLE LAYOED ES-r ,rs, as, ,,.-,,o--

" ALuABLE LANDED ESTATE AT Auction
sdigAr I'D IN AMELIA ccuhrr AND UNIVERSALLY
TOBACCO GROWING SECTIONS OF THE sTAIR-Op the 22iJ
DAY W AUGUST NEAr (beng Court day. shall offer FOR sale
W not privately disposed Of be that ne the valuable an
Aten " The te Gel Joseph Bragg situated miles from Ame.
ia Court House a. which place there depot Richmond
and Danviie Railroad and hing both sides the Bey,
Bridge and Ceur House rosd On the side Of which "a he
main tract, containing i 81 Acres, consisting Of
400 Acres C.cared ri; IA Lands.
l22 Acres Cleared Low Grounds and Rrancb
Land, well drained,
4l9 Acres original gas and Hickory Growtb
$50 Acfes Sccond Growth Pine,
Al the open Land well adapted cultivation OF Wheat
Tobacco, Corn and Oats, and well watered.
Inc improvements INSIST OF good OverseeT's House.
The other portion living the Norhde Of the road
720 Acres, consisting Of
40 Acrss Open Land,
1Ol Acres original Growth,
4I5 Acres Pine Land. win 4 Tobacco Barns ronv,.
nienty located and recently huf
AS 10 be ne ~ OF t Plantation and rs surrounding neghbor
hood ven known TO be equal 20 In the State.
desired VII sell the last tract seraa,e and also
dyde me n 70 suit purchasers The purchaser purchaser
viii be allowed 10 seed crop Whea Immediately after t
sale and full Possession given the eth dag Of November next
AZ which time viii sell At public auction Ill pshable pre-
perry stock Mules and Horses Utensils de- Together
with Foriy-Three Likely Negroes.
The Terms OF the Land will be-Oneourh cash. the remanie
on credit Of l. and years. with lnteres aided with deed
OF trust on the property TO secure the payment.
For the Negroes, credit OF will he given ntere
added For the peTishable property stock under
300 cash. over that amount months credit without inter ST.
actually paid
To persons wishing purchase Mr. Noble Who resides OIL
the place, or Dr. VIM j. Cheahsr resides The Court
house Will take pleasure In shogBg the premises or give A. II
formation respecting the property.
pat OF The land can be In the Clerks Amelia
house jos. v. DUNN,
Tx'fo Ina prag dacsd
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DAVID 4 W. CURsIE


A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.-.-I oner for
n sale privately The loser portion " pAntA Ion, piis
$50 70 So acres according wishes Of purchaser and
ng between and The junction Of the n and Forks Of the
Hardware mi Charlottesville from the Orange md
Alex na Railroads. Of the plantation lately Owned by
fuckers Coles E % the above lao In The
Ende m culya iou, abundant watered aud well set In mo
Thy and eoser The Improvements OF Grsi Mil with
Hers house ztttehed, raw MIL out Of repair and To-
barco Barn Address ROBERT C0LsS,
MT. n
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AUCTION SALES.
kUTURH DAYS
By JAMES N. TAYLOR a aoN, Aucrn.



NOMMIsSEONEf4,s sALEOF RRAL STATE.
" ON 2TH ST aEEr, UNION HLLtn pursuance of deer,
OF sneo Cou Ia the Of Jones re- Jones, prc
nounced he T ~ o. August $50 the undermined Soc
eiAl uomna ianer will SELL II public auction upon
on Monday, the goth day Of August O. A fall
diyD commencing ut ~ oclocS ~, OF Ground with
tsotory Brick thereon lying west de Of 2oth
street north 81 The lot Vnis 20 feet and runs ba
l22 f=et ~ alley 20 feet wide.
ItRNs One fourth the balance and - mouths, for
negotiab noeI with interest added satisfactorily and
!lc retained until the further order Of Court
JAMES ~. TAYLOR, Commissioner.
JANIS ~ TAYLOR 4 soN, Auctn au iO-tds
DEREmPTORY SALE or THREE HOUSES
AND LOTr, on % I'll STREET, UNION HILL NJ AUCTION
VIII be sold the prenss MONDAY the 2O.h day OF
August ccmuencng immediately after the advertised by
and o,s side street. Uaen HI nearly oppo
site to the Leigh Street Baptist Church. are Of brick and the
other frame. They well adapted small sized faml,s-
The 70 front 20 feet EACH and back i22 an alley
fest vide. 49, '' "
TEas0ne third cash. the balance At and month"; for n.
goabe notes. with interest ad led secured by rus. deed
auto ID JAS " TkYLOy.1 SON Ancts
VERY DESIK tBLE PRIvAIR RESIDENCE
ACCTlnh VIII be sold upon the premises en- Tue,day the
ian dag ~ August al ~ oeecs, NJ very disahe mi.
Vsie besdence situated 20h between Franklin ane Grace
serts now In the occupancy OF Mr. d. Bfidgford The i'm.
proVemtnis good heuse with nine rooms X Kitchen
Sooh nd coal house. city water, bathing ROOMS ali
Oneourih cash the balance at G. I2 and Is months,
Of trust. - $500
RuIO-tds TlyTop A onu
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INOR PHILADELPHIA.-TheA No xfIR
Il steamShp CITY W RICHMOND, Capt. L. Mitch SkpR&s
Ell ready receive freight and W SATURDAY
the ih Instant, n o'clock NJ For freight passage hav
ng superior aceomnodat Ons, apply 20
C. p. CARDOZO, Agent, Rockets.
100 Main street. from 8 10 p NJ
Boston freight taken through by reduced and
Il
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(IomlilSsiONERS, SALE OF LAND In LOUISA
" VcSfY0 On MONDAY the 10th day of September 1862
Tie steps leading into the Court House front Of the Court
est bidder the tract Of Land ng Lora county and known
CHILEA
This Land lies within mile Of Toersvile depot the Va
Central Railroad contains about $50 upon
buildings and other improvements The land bought
the late John Fleming In lis lifetime mineral
supposed be usbe such II es In the gold mining region
Of Louisa county II also well adapted agricultural purpotes
TRIMS Cash deay expenses sale
balance Ia equal insiaments and years with interest from
the day Of the purchase giving the
hond And Root porous security and the title be retained I'LL
the whole purchase money Is pale.
Ajax R HOLIDAY, Conn.,,
iyia-1av6w JOHN w. GUY. 0on 70
- ALe OF a vABUA nLE IA fu n N a ~ q UOUN
- TY OF NEW kENT-Purs ant 10 decree Of the Circuit
Curt Of New KeLt county the 2st day July
suit In fhaHeery pendIg In said Court 10 John
Orumps hets against John q. Cruaps adnInIs,rator
the 18Th day Of September next being court day for The
county the tract land the pocee mennned cs.d And
tnosn by the name o. Cedar III containing $50 Is Of high
land and 2 acres Of maryh
Tits desirable s Of land and worthy the attention OF
persons desrans o. making good and securing
pleasant and comfortable residence The arr goor
and commodious situated einenee overlooking the Pa
munkey River convenient n the railroad
wishing 70 view the premises ayted either Of hs
their power. - ~
The property viii be sOi credit Of I and Is uon,h
-, 80 'No D. CHRISTIAN, c0mni''i0n'r'
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LADIES' ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
uEuo AVN WE AprOmmAa HAVE opFNrn
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
A N. DUPUY, A. M.

JHE session Of this InstetOn will the lat Of
October 1890 and will terminate the 90h june 1851.
Principal will he Rded heretofore, by well selected
Assistants Who with their ability and experience, cannot
fall 10 ave satisfaction
The Boarding Department VII be under the cement Of Mr.
and Mrs Dupuy Sed by Mrs Mary oaEse iora ery Of sa-
vannah Will reside In The Seminary with the young
ladies sud will exercise PdreRdl care and control over those
committed 70 their charge.
The success establish 10 the city
Richmond Female Seminary the hs class has encouraged
Principal provide ample accommodations for the next
session The buildings being enlarged aud Important
will be made In them which win add greatly TO their
convenience comfort The lodging largs well
DIV one room Recitation will he well arranged for the
accommodation Of the pupils
TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS.
Washing ael and lights. 20 20
Tuition In the Preparatory Department ......... 80 90
do In ordinary English branches. 20 90
do In advanced do do ...................... 80 90
do ln,Aiodern and Ancient Languages EACH ... 90 90
Music Vocal and Instrumental (Piano and Guar for
Of hour week. 20 90
lessons Of one hour each week 50 90
Use Of Piano 10 20
Drawing IN O.syon 80 20
Painting IN Water eolors 40 90
Painting In 30 90
the 18th OF Feb'y, 1861
Reference made Rev Dr. Hoge and TO any
former patrons Of the school.
Catalogues the Seminary containing detailed nforma-
on be obtained any bookstore In the city by appcA
IN. DUPUY.
iyi1 Richmond Va
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OOMMIssHONER,S SALEOF VIRGINIA SLATE

~ lAND In OF the decree OF toe Circuit Court
Buckn County made al the April term 1850 In the Of
Nichols &c Sims shN FRIDAY, ihe 2h day Of
August the Of NeE Canton Buckingham County Va
PUBLIC AUCTION Tract Of Land containing Acres
lying the County OF buckingham. Hun Greek, and
situated valuable STATE QUARAY, known PervoEs
W Qnarry The consist OF comfortable DWELL
tNG HOUSE With eessAry Offices and Cabins sufficient
large number Of operatives o. this asi there
ROOFlNG SLATE hav been worked
for thirty years As proof Of It's quality, medal
awarded % o. propretors The Worlds Fair In the 1881
Also viii be sold place, Of excellent
FARMING LAND containing 2SS Acres lying Hunts Greek
above te just ntoned and Of land state
River called BRiD0EPORT" And also undivided third Of
wsds Of 81 Of land Contrary Greek Ia he County Of
,usa quantity OF Gold has obtained; and
also EDWARD W. sims In IS Of land the
James River Canal ia the County Of Nelson, waleh there
LIME QUARRY. Col J Nootfn Of New Canton will show
The Slate Query aoy wishing to purchase
OF the purchase money Ia cash, sad he bal
and years from he day Of Ae In equal install
ent the purchase giving bonds with good security, and the
te will be tanned further security for the payment Of the
deferred instruments.
GEORGE n. MATHEWS, To-,
Isls-ewtds ALEX MOsELEY O'@~
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NALUARLEEsTAr IN CHARLoTTn EoR

81 uh'ch they win DO vel 70 avail themselves
~ Of an klads Of Goods kept fun and complete
iyM WATKINS 4 RCELIN.
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PIEDMONT ACADEMY.

PIEDMONT ACADEMY.
oULPEPER COUNTY, VA.
BoAnDiNG School LOT Boys preparatory 10 the Unlvery
IA Of virginia
INSTRUCTORS
IN D. sNrrH. A. NJ, 20. Va } Principal.
JoHS NAGRuDER NJ. A (U. Val
= d. BAKKa, Graduate u Va
The Fourth Session viii the 9th September next
For tuition and board exclusive lights $780, per half session
Of Ave months, 10 be paid In advance.
For Catalogues and fuller information apply the Principal
Cupeper O. IL, Va Jy25-etSeptl
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SERVANTS
WINTER CLOTHING.

w VIRGINIA TWtLLED CLGTEs single and double vI,h
and
sHEEPS GREY sArINErS:
LINsEYS
OZSABURGs
HEAyT BRO. SHIRrINGs, &c, &c,
which v lover hglres during gust
Later 10 the
An lnllcem-n ti thus offered
FARMERS
PLANTERS AND
MANUFACTURER
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SALROF A FARM, con-
DIRECT TRADE.

100 Bills. EXTRA "CD SUGAR Receiving
lOO and for sale b.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08
Clothing.

Gcntlemens, Ladies Misses, and boys u ever,
style. Brides, .nartingDIcs snrcingies, girths
matter rc,us, bride filings buggy and wager
harness, saddle bags, bind BRIDES collars, hors'
and niue bell collars etc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

- eB0o0O - 0D0DXD34As
,,.,r,.xo IN, rw, sro.x. 80 -u. Gu,
~, r. wv, ,' = I've ''"''"
~ 'rA'No ''H..'s'
SHRENEPOKl LA
MOULD monst respectfully call the a,,er.
w ton of the citizens of Eastern 1ie,as IN
be following Catalogue Of eosls which il br, a,
out line OF their imwense stock that they have
no. in store and are daily maxim, additions 10.
direct from the Mauula ctgr.r. spd Nor,brr,
cities, which we are Offering to good customers
a, very small margin:
Try Goods
six and brcss Goods
Muslns Orgapdies
silk Tissues
issracges
Granadnes
Plain Jacooeis
French Lawn,
S~is, MusIins
Plain and Embroidered Muslin
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

EMPIRE STEAM
...... ..
SAINT LOUIS. NO
NMNEVEpONT RNANCM:
-
NUN MEN i -,
MONUWFNTAJ HEAD STONCS
'''' ''' ''" f"'N" ''' -
""' WV 'N''| "'"''' '''s' '''' '''"S'"
>V'"''
"''' "''" W '"'' '"' 'i>N'"' '''''"'''"
OF all 10 our LARGE STOCK ana s'rAsS oil
IRAN NCINC
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08

Wholesale and Retail Dealer. in
H A r D w A r E,
IRON, NAILS, &c,
Corner Tsxa and Spring strcts)
SHREVEPORT, LA.
Would respectfully announce to the citi
sens OF Harrison County, and 70 tina.
portion of Eastern Texas trading at
ehrcvclort, that we have recently open
ID fresh and complete stock OF Hard
ware. comprised in par. Of the following
articles
Axes, Aavils
AxIes, Blacksmiths Tools,
Bellows. Borax,
Babit Metal Betting,
Brushes. Boring Machine.
Cutlery, Chains,
Carriage Bolts Castings,
Coriarc Corn Mills,
bog Irens, Files,
Grind Stones, Glass.
Guns. Grind Stone Rollers
Cumming Machines
Hoes, Hammers,
Hatchets Hingts
Horse Shocs, Locks
Lead, Mandrills,
Ms,tocks. Mule Shoes,
Oil, Oil Stops
Powder, Planes,
Pillow Molds, Plow Points.
Flow Lin0, Kivets.
Saws. Stock and Dies.
Scdgcs, Screws
ShDsels, Sheet Iron.
Solder. Shot.
Scale Beams. Tin Plate
Tin Trays Vices,
Wagon Boxes &C. &c,
All Of which, toSctht With an endless
variety of Tools and Fancy Hardware.
too numerous to mention in detail, ".
offer at prices unprecedented in this
market, and respectfully solicit a shar,
OF public patronage
BALDWIN Il CUSHMAN
March 10, 1860 no251y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-08
MARSHALL, TEXAS, SEPTEMBER 8, 1890

10 do do do Close stitched boots
do do do peggcd DO
Boys. youths, and chidreas boots, 10 the great
eat variety
800 pair mems waved brogaDs
800 DO DO cali -ewed and eggcd brukans
go do do do do Oxford te4
90 do do congress Gaiier
~ do do cali sewed lasting Caters
Iau.os Kid and Laced Boots and Boote,
Lasting Caters
Slippers
wIk. Boots
Calf and Goat pcggcj Boots
Polished grained do
Enamelc,l do
Misses X id and Goat Bottles
Lasting Booties
." t;odd and Polished do
Kid Slippers
Boys and Childrens Shcs~ Of every variety.
Clothing.
Gentlcmens, boys, and childrcns clothing Of the
greatest variety, and gen'leTeDs furnishing good
Lisle Thread Under Shirts, Cotton and Gague
Shirts, Check Muslin Shirts Linen Drawers
Crava,s, suspen,iers Socks, Gloves, &c.
8addlery.
Gcntlemcns, Ladies Misses, and boys u every
style Brides, .nartngucs surcngfts, girths
matter rc,us, bride filings, buggy and wagon
harness saddle bags, bind brides, collars, horse
and niue bell collars etc
0rockcry and Glass Ware.
Soup, dinnrr- and desert pats. butter disies
cups and -aueers. wash bowls and pitchers,
white granite and common in The greatest variety
30 doz. tumblers, bar and table
100 gobieis,
20 vine glasses,
% Oval covered stands,
>. orewits, assorted.
Gaze stands.
Decan,ers, Molasses Pitchers,
Fruit stands, glass bowls,
Glass Pitchers, lanterns Of every size aud
ouality
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-13

Dr.. j. a. GREDLEY, physician of spirit
ualistic opinions, in Southampton, Mnssa-
chusetts, is the author of the following
communication, which appears in the
Northampton Go=sne, of June 9th. In
sending it to the editor, the doctor writes:
'For insertion, if you have the courage
son the 22d ultimo the wife of DR.. Grid
ley, tieshy, heavy woman, while reaching
for blossoms with one hand through
chamber window, and partly supporting
herself with the other by holding to y
small bough, which broke, was precipita-
ted, head foremost, into the front yard
Was she hurt? Next to none Mt all-'For
he gave his angels charge concerning her
that they should bear her up What in
the name of Heaven and an unbelieving
church nrc such texts recorded in the
Bible for, if the same principles and
Heavenly power, arc not as alive and
active to-day in times past! Are the
Heavens less interested in the welfare of
humanity? Besides, her father, who has
been an inhabitant of the spirit world
for the last fifteen years informed her
in the evening that he seized her
dress and held her till that gave way;
that he then threw his own body under
hers, and thus eascd her down. In cor
foborauon OF MS statement VIII say that
her apron string was broken and the skirt
of her dress torn in several places cross
wise near the hip, us though n strong hand
had gathered it into folds and held il firm
ly just above the knee, till, rs was af-
firmed, it gave wny-no part of her cloth
ing could have possibly touched the tree,
for the extreme end of its limbs could but
just be reached, nor was there anything
about the window that could be found to
tear her dress at all, and much less in the
direction that the Sits indicated She
arose and came laughing into the house
with the question, Where do yOu think
have been? and also with the positive
assertion that she kneo she had been
buoyed up by some invisible power. She
was up the first in the house the next
morning, and did her baking. as though
her fall had done nothing but quicken her
into life and activity
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Remedies


Remedies
Have n0,- been before the public IoT i've years
and have every where won golden opinions from the
many thousands who have used them
simple, free from ntEieAcy, tehncAlity, OF danger
they have become the really resource and aid Of the
parent, traveller nurse invalid, and have become
the family physician and medical adviser OF 'h'ns-
ands Of families. No where have they been tried
without having been approved and their highest aP-
probation is among those who have known them
Longest. and most intimately.
MA full set Of HUMPHREYS HcNE0FNEaIe sFr-
eIr,cs with Book Of Directions and tweuty different
Remedies, in large walls, morocco case. s.; ditto in
plain case, 81; case Of fifteen boxes and Book, -
Single loxes, IS cents and 80 cents.
These Remedies, by the single hex case. are sent
hy mail or express free of charge. TO any aires on
receipt Of the price. Address
DR. F. HUMPHREYS CO.
No 500 Broadway. New York
Sold by LAUGHLTNS BUsHFIELD. No "a Main
street. lny4-Im
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-13

An article published in the Philadelphia
Inquirer, and written by some one who has
visited Japan, suggests that the articles
which we may purchase from that land
are porcelain ware, grapes and silks, supe-
rior to the Chinese articles, vegetable wax,
camphor, lacquered ware, and perhaps
hides, hemp, and the material of which
they make paper. The Japanese may re-
ceive from us cheap cotton goods, agricul-
tural implements, and machinery for ma
king sugar, for saving logs, and for prepa
ring rice for food.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-13

yA(-,we refer our readers TO the advertisement
w. Of Messrs- CHURCH DUPONT. No. 500
Broadway New York. The Blood Fccd,' is one Of the
greatest medicines of tile age, and is rapidly driving
Ont OF the all the quaek nes,rums Of modern
times. Its efficacy Is great, and its superiority 50
justly acknowledged, that it i found difficult to sup
ply the immens. and Increasing demand for the ar
ticIe Dr. EATlNs cel,bratca .IntAntile Cordial. is
medicine prepared 10y regular physician Of emil
nence in his profession and one who has devoted his
life tile peculiar phases Of lniantile diseases II Is
no humbuE but u medicine. which commands itsslI
TO those only who car appreciate it--Apaide'doo'1'
Fir. Times.
Ea5- Ssc adreTtisealeHt- mh24 d6W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-13
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE

The Original and Best in the World
All Others are mere limitations and should be avoid
ed. if you wish to escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAlR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and Natural Brown or Back, without in
jury to the Hair or skin.
FIFTEE% MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have Leeu
awarded to Wa. A. BACHELOR since 1899, aGi over
5000 applications have been made to the Hair u
the Patrons his famous Dye.
wai. :. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces
color not to be distinguished from nature, and il
to njure in the least, however long it
may he continued. and the ili-efecta Of Bad Dyes
remeded; the Hair nvigornteI for Life ty this !eD
did Dye.
sold in all cities and towns Of the United States By
Druggists and Fancy Good. Dealers.
81 The Genuine has the name aud address upon
steel plate engraving On four sides Of each box, of
WILLIAM 4. BACHELOR,
mhl3-dGwly 10 Bond Street, New York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-13

The CATTLE DISEASE is at last explained.
A Boston physician has enlightened the
world by telling them that it is "an:inGItra-
ton into and thickening of the interlobu-
lar tissue and emulation into the bronchial
vessels and air-cells." If he will only
prescribe remedy in as lucid and popular
language, the whole trouble will be re-
moved.