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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-08-15
FOR REM0VING sCURF ana DAErRUFF, ana
all cUtaLeous affections eftLe Scalp.

FOR BEAUTIFYlNG THE HAIR, impsrtine 10
itan unequalledgloGz and bril!iancy, making
itsoft and silky Ii. its texture and causins IT
! TO curl readily.
| Tho great celebrity and the Increasing de-
mand Tor this unequ"!ed preparation, convince
the proprietor tut one trial IL only necessary
to satisi" II discerning public Of its superior
qualities over any other preparulion at present
in use. 1t cleauses the head and scalp from
GuHdTug and other C"tdHeous Gis,ustS, cause.-the
hair to grow luxuri"uly, and gives il rich, soft,
| glossy and flexible appearance, and IlsO where
the hair is loUsrning and thinning, it i'll give
strength and vigor to the ruots, and restore the
| growth to those parts which have become bald,
causing it to yield It fye-h core, ing ~ hair.
There aIe hundreds IF ladies and gentlemen
in New York who have had their hair restored
ny the use Of this InviGOrotcr, when all other
preparations had failed. l., III. has in his pos.
session letters innumerable testify ing to Tie a.
boye facts, from persons ofthe highest respect
ability. 1t will electualy prevent the koir Jrt NJ
turning gray until the latest period Of lif, and
in cases where the hair has already changed its
color the ef the lnvigoratur will with ceI-
taiuty reStore il 10 its original hue, GyiiS ii .
dark, glossy appearance. As n perfume for tho
toilet and Hair Restorative ii is particularly
recumm ended having an agreeable fragrance
and the great facilities it lffords in dressiag the
hair which, when moist with the invigorator
can he dressed in any required form 80 as to
preserve its place, whether plain or in curls-
hence the great demand for il by the ladies MS a
standard toiiet article which none ought to be
without, Ms the price places it within the reach
f heinp
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-08-15
As n Family Physic.

From d.. !. u: tilrlrrigIt, New Orleans.
Your Pills are the prince Of purges. Their exccllen:
qualities surpass ANY cathtrtc possess. The
mild but very certain aud ectutl in their action tho
howe!s which makes them invaluable to Us in tho daily
treatment of disease.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-08-15
HATS & CAPS

WIN. BLAKE has just received a large ms.
w sortment of Hats and Caps. Call and ex.
anime them. They will be sold Cheap for
Cash.
May 30, 1891.
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paners for Mailing.

Osy friends can ay,oays .fad al oUr office.
omes of the "CIyrLIAN AND TELEGRAPH"
folded and prepared for mailing al tire cents
zach.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-08-15

THE FOLLOWING is q sample Of tie
numerous letters constantly receiving for
Hoste,ter's Stomach B;ttcH:
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-08-15

Js.s- A single bottle vi SPALi'lNG ) i'IEP \.
"ED GLUE will save teu tunes lis cost an
uualy. ~
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-08-15
Pref. r.. MiIler's
II AIR IAVlGURlTOR R.

AK EFFECTIVE, sAFEAND ECoAoMI-
CAL COMPOUND,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to is oltei-
nal color without dyeirg, aid preventing
the Hair from .srniLg gay.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-08-15

BELLt yERNp>, ONO, J,u Is 2s6l
llESRY G.. "PALuuNG + q
Pi,nse tud ,nclo.ti t.,'n.. i've rr, Is, to-,
whIrn srui n.r nuur e. nuy ut ,upr rprhnln
Pills. Tya1tnuia ttc hest P'hs Ihare er,t
+ itd
Direct A. N. SLOWER. p. NJ
ellie Feru"n. " yauaol Co., q.
BtvtRLv, MASS, DEC II, 1861
II. C.. SP DING, E,q.
wi Tor soue circulars or large show Lii.
30 hr Your { allie Prlis more rartlrnltrl,
peto NV cuSIo irrs. II YOU have any I'M -
of the kind please send 10 mr..
uHr OF NV cuNiD'ne. ! who is sal get To Sc
ver' Sick iI,hdu H.. t'4suuli, IasrIup two dan }
raS cnytd Of an Htqck in me hour ~ your PWs
" hich stul Ecr.
Res "c'fuii' YOURS.
" H3.KH3
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-08-15

ltbN NJ u III III ' TN,
Ca phcrlnnd Nd.
-, l5wriN. 4 rlnry, rro.tburg; A. j
o. r-.9.r ma Lc.rycr, CIearsprng J. 5.
~ .itiol u .nr..h.
de ,..trr i, iSG0--Iy.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-08-15
lew Aist fOr The Year 1861

VIM krgour, Tor culvet in Orleans
District 200 90
Jno Bruce, lumber furnished county 81 50
jas y suwdrrs. do do I O5
AnireWs i SwarlzweIder, blank books
aud stationery ~
Il eDber printing, etc IS so
NJ riin Ehrlar, work done for county 1 u
II SmIlIn-s, tees i'll State cases t G+
John Hartley, do do & AZ
l. U Piper, services rendered county gu
" Plummcr, do do 4; 90
Henry Apple, do do & l.
Juhn Bear, do do } 10
Henry Il Atki son, Sheriff. fees and
Jnii expenses 1912 90
George \ PeArre, Attorney to Board 2vJ W
Dr \ He..iey, PA! scI,n to Aims
House 200 90
VIM hi 5our, Clerk TO Commissioners 325 %
tor room 80 90
jeremiah Guard, services rend'd co - 90
Henry Wiuterhcrg, do do 90
AIeX'r Kun, provisions iurnd county 81
Capt L erry, trees At Court House 6 81
Henry Shuck, painting Clerks office 10 90
Vol Green ANN, clothes Tor prisoners
in Jail a -
White Il Brother do do 81 70
Philip Showacre, witness in State case 80
John d Mounz, printing 2lO o.
Juhn Il " ideucr, Trtus'r school uad 3l2 SO
e MimNr, services rendered county - 50
" Kilgour, School orders 100 90
Re ID /; BruIher provisions tor jill 2 81
y MIIrudrr, nails, elc turn jul 4 ~
Rhph Tina, en- services reud'd cuuuiy 90
u II " Stull, Ma-lstures tees 10 Is
= Syu-ruu:u, utirhahU,ze .Or jail | &C
rhus Mckee, nnlE - %
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-30

Ros Incidental ~ u tlle tquafser5nat,sfss
department three hundred Exty-hVe thousand ana
thifteen dollars aud eighty eentA.
For transportation Of tbs. army and tta SUPP
two million two hundred aud dfty-fOur thOpsapd ohu
hundred and cightyssiSt dollars and elshts-epe
; 5Por transportation of nfRcer' bagglge, afteGi
thousand three hundred and sixty-ssVen dollars
For purchase Of dragon hprBes, two hundred ami
inlnof .ssven thousand three hundred and thirty
.fivo dlolaTB. II "a ~ st-lii
For clottrtggs camp aud g4rItsop squlp4gs, glc
dfelIi and nv one dollars and thirty-eEht cents.
For cprreht pehses Of ordnance serYtes, twenty
thousand dollars, =. s.g i.
ding horse equipments for all mounted troops, four
hpldEFd thnIeH d9llRrs. :, ,,4,,,.is..
For manufacture Of arms, sixty thopsand dollars;
4 FI iereasirR the manufacturing capacity Of thr
national arfnnTy, dfty thoubRnd dpll4rs. s 4: ri =
IA For pnrehaSe OF gunpowjer and lead forty tho'i'
For parchnss artillery horses, twenty-five thou
sand doSiRrs. --.iE ?. sys7s'ss- F'ftB
For hire Of quartSTS for troops Of store upses pr
the safe keeping military gtores, of grounds ioT
summer environments, and fot temporary hutss one
hundred and RIty-elght th6nkand two hundred ah.i
,eiEhty.three doli.rs and eighty-one cents 80
= Sec a And belt further enacted, That all apprn.
prations and all provisions Of Jaw herein contained
applicable to three Year, yolnteeS shall apply y
two years volunteers, and all other volunteers VIM
have been OF may be into the service OF the
United States fof period exceeding three nontls,
Approved, July y, 1851
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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road
"a -
AZ aaa atsE .s l4t q "a. 10; g 9...el..

ON and AFTER the 18th OF April. 1861. the p4Ssei-
" ger Trains Will be rus as tolloEsYtE; Ir7af 40 4
The Express Train lsaveR Wheeling daily except
Sundays at TO- A. NJ Benwood at 1920 A Nj erT1s
ing In baltimore at 44pfA3 81 inE Wit (tlts
Express train for PHILADELPHIA. New York. Boston.
and all the Eastern cities. leaving Mt 616 A. NJ
rives Mt Warrington ut $3.50 A NJ Making close c6i
nsction with the Southern lines for all parts of the
Sonth This train stops At The principal istaiIO6s
from Wheeling to CumberlHpd.
Returning deASes baltimore At 8;f5sR ~, hi,ti
Washington City at 445 p NJ, Arritinr BenwCd,l
at "A. n. and Wheeling at 6:2T A. NJ making direct
connection with the Expresstrnin for all parts Of
West, Southwest aud HOrfhHest. Uht1 trafnlStdpEl
only for meals and wood and water e. ~ = r.
The Mail Train leaves daily Including SuhdyRk 81
6:5T p. n. enWood at 7:2b r. NJ, and arrives III
baltimore At 5:l5 7. NJ, connecting will the Mail
train, leaving for hiladelphIa, New York Boston,
and all Eastern cities al $50 P NJ. arrives wash
ington City at $50 P. NJ, connecting with the SoutlI
ern lines for all parts of the south This train stos
on newest end the road at Moundsville, CamerOi
Warrington, Water Station FAiTmont and Grafton.
Returning. leaves Baltimore at b;S0r IA, M, WASH
ingtOn City At 1925 a. NJ. and arrives at BenWOt NJ
1O:1OP. NJ. and Wheeling At 1892 P. Nj connecting
with the Express train for all paTA of the
West and Northwest This tTaIn stops at the HTin-
cipal stations only.
The Piedmont and VII ceiling Aceomrs odation runs
daily, except Sundays IeaTin Piedmont at $40 AN.
and atTiycs at Wheeling Mt SAT- =. ". ~.
WP. SMffH. Master Of transportation.
L. NJ Coz. Gen1 Ticket gent. = frH Fs7T apo { 4
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5Tl5RANsP'o RTATItbN.
Cleveland, Rittsburg sndWhselsi
ing Rai1sRoa0s 10 saod
a - ...'ss....ssE.. -.

III 4AkAA<4F=ssNS - ~ -ese-
@ -
0y IND AFTER MONDAY, November 18th, 1861,
" Passenger Trains VIII leays Bridgeport e iol'
ll:1b A. n Mail Trltn' stopping At nm SIattous:: arr
5iySs z. Fi.sssPIgR e; q $40 P.Se Ds'9b
S''e arrives at Pittsburgh az 1000 p. y; AMI
Cleveland at 9.S5 A. ". = Il y, So
1900 p " ExprtFs Trsin, stopping at all Gtations,
wv aTTfT,s a Pittsburgh at 2s05 a.. M 6titi d
Cleveland At s.S6 A. q, ..555,4 3ati5l,,.
RETIJRNINGtP sIsT
Iaaye Cleveland at e:36 Al IL and $40 p. MlSahe5
rive at Bridgeport at e<2s P H ds A. NJ and osu1S
A Lave = Pittsburgh At l.4o A. NJ. $50 a. 81 and
Lao P. ~, arrive Z. Bridgeport atesssA. NJ, 1000
A u. and 6:26 P. d.
Commissions are mRds as-FolloWBi
Al PittSburRh with Pennsylvania R. B. for HAi9Ia
burg. Baltimore. Washington, Pmla-
depths New York 9pd Boston; 4 e
dnsky, Toledo, Detroit. Chicago smi
ali points In the NORTH WEsE, With
Detroit stsaFads for petrol Y4ekss,it
ChISsgb h1d5the NoEIg. ~ s4sJ1U
Cleveland & ETie Il. r. for Erie, Dhn.
e ltT hf ooiafa 81 tCiaciatS III
CrestIne, Delaware columbts sl"I
Hudson wt SiP Rfs G. Z: for cs,ahsa.n
Fails, Akron Miliersburgh am wo'F.
ASAulance VITA r. Pt. ". ID q. r. r. for Iantoi
Mnssillon. Wooster. Salem, Rpm ca
Atsteubsnyflle With p e. 4 G. Line and AZ III
q AZ. coinmB9l, 1ehia bhytls mil.
anapolls Cairo Cincinnati, LotisvtllH,
st. Louis st. Joseph and az points,
excursion ,csts 10 sSP p hGG and stut $40
FRTs always a. low, and time much quiekf itlinh
Th Ts Tisrts 70 altp6ints in the west.Nor
and Fast can be procured at the office No. 81 Water
street next door TO sprigg HglRE YheehpBsH va and
NJ Station. -
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i,eeeniber 1857 30 6r AZ the same cab may be APP
.iIiet0 thu pp5siEOns OF this kct and not tpeonsts-
isut thereWitIs are be teby teyi yed u eenaetsd
80 n And he it fartI,er Enacted That, to defray
all the expenses that may attend the execution OF
Ills act the sum Of two hundred tiousan OF
a, rnncI thereof as NAV % necessary he and tho
SINE e hereby ppf6pfated to be paid out Of any
Inoney-in tho Treasury not otherwise appropriated
Approved, July ~, 1861.
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EpiacopnE Ghnreh.
PrE.sE1 HorsE. sayaanrpEah.. a.. a. 8. 1ssB.

PULASKI HoUsK. sayaunah. Ga Jan. 9. 1855.
HQSOREp SIR: should be unETatHf1l inrthe relies
your skill has brought mef did not report my case
TO you cold settled In my limbs and bronghf on
oxerueiatInx ReiTuEgfe paths which ended in eFOafe
rheinatiSm Notwithstanding had the best OF
physieanA. the disease grew and worse until
Or. Mackersie, tried yOtF RI L. Their eeetE were
SLOW, hut sura By perseyeTfng IN the useof them,
am now entirely well.
z sESA4E cHAHsER, Baton Rouge. Ia nee 1. 'ls55
DR.. AYHl: IlhnNs been entirely cured .kS yeur=
Pills Of R5symatic Got-ap painful disease that had
aniiCted me f0r4ygafs. VINCENT SLIIIELL-t=
Most 0f the pflIa I'm market contain Mercury
WHO'LL although valuable remedy in 81 ifIfu handF
Il dangerous IN public pill. from dreadful e6abs
qusnees that frequently follow IL ineautfOus pse
whatever. zgi-izT9 ~ u2ra 31AtreS oil gala
Prizes 80 cts. per Box, or 6iR0xes for 81
7egts i0ti-.Es 1gowe1ly 5rS1aess : I
( Eor.Eals ~ Ao GooD& Co, and b. ~ prpEf
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LOG AT ED,
Cor.IBaItimore and CharIes-Sts..

~ Leo CAT u ID,
Cor. Baltimore and Charles.Sts..
BALTgIrN OR T., ID. ~ qg-.r =
irJIHis INSTITUTION lis NGw IN THE MOST
prosperous and hOurfsling condition. Twice dn
ring the last two years hStbeen necessary to 0btai
larger 4partmsnts oF che aee'mSda!l9n o. me i,
every State in the Union. 4i5 -
> II now occupies oneof the most conspiSpous aud
desraby locRted buildings in the city. The rooms
are commOdi0usly arranged, spacious and elegant!
furnished. ii--- ~ f.T. frT-
advantages and facilities here offered 70 yopnr
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for til,
various duties of the Counting ROOM, to obtain
Thorough RrdeieGI BnSneSs Education generally. ar,
Unsurpassed in any by amy similar egtal'
-''7''''''"' ~ - FACULTY.
f F#t"z lrHs < X. L0SIER t1 ~ I- .'i-t
prneipAlALecturer on tile Science Of Accounts, Com
/ merce, Business Customs etc. 7ti raves
JIM. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of
~ s==-- and Commercial Calculations
ft55l II. II. DAVIES. -5 o.
Associate Professor Of BOok-K eeping. - ~
p .gF5I N. O. lIOHNsoN,
Professor OF Business and ornamental Penmanshir
Fl ST. WILLIAMS. ESQ.
Lecturer on Mercantilehaw.
" REV. +. YEATES REESE, D. D..
"a - Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
. s TRUSTEES:
Hon. !. no. p. Kennedy. Hbn!JoShnn NAusaut-
Jacob Trust Esg- VIM. KnAbe- ESQ
The College is provided with Commercial Library
oistandard Works expressly for the use of the stu
Each student has desk to himself and is seIai
There being no vacation during the year. Sudeul
TiSetlneusuSy Teqpred tocomplste fuIIcoursci
j A D1P1oNA il awarded to all Graduates
large and beautifully Ornaulemted uirpplnT.
tanning upwards OF sIX SQUARE, EHET- representing the
Exterior and Interior View of the College varlpu
Characteristic designs pennnnship, &c, sent by mail
free charge, accompanied with giving full
particulars. Address se Z. I. LOSIEk
fEs Z wa - iff Baltimore Nd.
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THE CENT1T72144 RIA 2, 80. s..5s'..5
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
$50 MILES DOUBLE TRACK.
The Capacity of this Road Is equal to apyfn the
Country. 7-i'r
Three Through Pa senger Trains,
BETWEEN 5PITTSBURGH6 PHIIADBLPIIIA.Jt4
Connecting direct In the Union Depot PitsBnrBh,
with through Trains from all Western iiesfor Phin
deIphia, New York, Boston, Baltimore, and Washing
ton Cfty thus furnishing facilities for the transpnr
tation OF Passengers speedand corn.
fort, by any other route.
ExpressaDd Fast Lines through to PhiIsde
without change Of Cars or cotduet1rs,i stt3fEfkF
smoking cars areatiadedt to each train; TdddInfes1
Sleeping Cars to Express and RRst=TTains. The
days excepted ThresD Daily Trains connect dfrCeti1r
New York. Express and Fast Lines connect for Bnli
timore and Washington. z IL 59t s. L
Six daily Trains between Philadelphia and New
York. Two Daily Trains between &ew. York and
Boston, Through Tickets (al Rail- are good on either
OF the above Trains and transfers through New York
BOAT TICKETS 10 Boston are good via Norwich
Fall River stoninEtun Lines Baggage tranEferrri
TICK prs NAV be obtained at any Of the irportAIr,
Railroad QHices In the also. on board any
regular Line of Steamera on the or oh'n
nS-Fnrs always as low and SttIlle s
quick az by nny. Other.Routees 81
ASK FOR TICKETS By PITTsBURGH
The eou,pletion OF the western Sonnee tions OF tile
PennsylylniA RRll. load makes this the ,g.,,i
DirectLlne Bettys en- en-. me ~ ti'
The connecting Of tracks by the Ran Road BrtdEai
At Psegghi SyGiaPs Sc
tages readily appreciated by shlppe OF Freight AM
Por FssiESs Contracts or shlPpiag issson., aPPiy
70 address either Of the folloytns Agents st tho
company D. A. STEW ART, PiasblfsRI5
H g. PIERoR e. Co., GAINESVILLE, o. j. J. JoANs7od,
Ripiey, a. Il. MoS1ElI, VILE, Ky; oaassY &
9RSF5 Ias e ssdxs e.
HiBHERE, Cincinnati, g, IN, Q; NELpRgh, Madison,
M fysnsyiiie NV dHiiilsI AGO., Cairo iiis
T. Sass SHGLER &IdLAE ST Louis, 3Io5 J0lffs II ).
HAERls Nashville TeGn 4E4 ~ Il HgST Memphis,
Alton, Ill, or TO Rrelght Agents Of RAN Roatls at
different points inthe5 West; 81 z :llqgs Z
Speedy zronspgTa finsPyi LfEs St1ct5T
And Coon Aee9YNopSFioSg With usual privileges
FRE1GnTs, -.
BY this Route OF ali can Be
Warded TO and IFOm New York, Boston
of Ohio kentucky, IndihnSs ffilnoiS, WIsconsiii
Iowa, OF MIl4eaEi, ~ Re g Rad atrtetss 20 ss
Tho Rail Road also Connects a. Fittssi
burgh with Steamboats,, BY which Goods can be faTs
warded port the 0hio. uskinEa Kentucky
Tennessee Cumberland, illinois, MlsSfsdppl Wiseoii
sin Missouri X RhEas AtkshsR and Red RiEers, aiiI
At Cleveland, sanduakI and ohieaso with Steamers 10
ali ports ont North Western Lake.
Merchants and ShippsrA entruSting the tfansperia
ton Of their Freight tothiH Company, can rely Will
conn lss ontts speedy tEansits -
The wsstby the Pennsylvania Rail Road
az JdporGPtSc charged 6yetlsr r. r. togpa1GgI.
R. fabs particular to marx passss'' WA fE'sA'
.J.sNREDER, Philadelphia.
AAaRAW Rooms, 50 North Street, Ralttnpfp
LREoH Aco, No.2. 1ItoF f6uig, OF M: -. Nm.
q, = ouaToN ! GeP,i 'tstseAt Az, Phtl7i
q j ! ! u = 1.
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Yours, J.Y- n
Wrin,inr q

wSAsAE. Wyoming Co N. Y, Oct. n, .1sS5.
DEAR AL using your GAthaTties pills In my
I'pFRetiee and fnd them an excellent purgatiJe TO
eleansC ne system and pnTi1 de J01tftGtRs ~ Ehe
blhod st-it. 1.d Il JOIN G. MkACHAM. ~ p; 4,
CoTA patton, COsfIyeness, Suppress
~ sion. f1r eum n sni, 6 out, Neural Z Ia.
lssDropsy, Paralysis, Fits etc ,.I III
From, IN. y. p. HeHghn. Monrregf, cgnodp.
Too much be said Of your Pins ior the cure
Of eofreHets II OtheTs Of fraternity have tnupd
aimnE II for the benefit Of the mnItitndes no
suffer frum that complaint, which although ad
enough in itself il the prOEentor Of others that
worse. IbeeTe eoSfreueSF to originate IN the liver,
bnt your Pills affect that organ and cure the disease.
Fson Ars,R Suars. Rayrician and Afd,gttt, Bo,tOn
IEd1d one OF two large dosesof your piiIs taken al
the proper tfmeAre excellent promotyes of the R0t
and very ehectual to eiednSe the a0Ildek and
pei toOrUx They are % much the best physic we
have that ] recommend no other to my patients.
From the Req DR.. HdtCkeS, of the MethoSist
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Bridal Presents.

SOLID ESILfVER WARE
HTUsT REcBfYgD PR ADAMS EXPRESS.
81 superior stock Of Silver Ware consisting Of Pie
Cake, Ice Cream. JsllS Toast and Fish Knives sn
CUR Selt and Spoons
SaltssNapkin Rings, Pickle KnfTesAnd Forks. Silver
Card Cases andgPnT3 Monnaies, SpoopB, Cups, Cob
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BIIIIous DIsorders-LIver Complainf

FsniIf Dr. Zlirndore Bell q. AeiS 1nEk CGty-..5s
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted thtir
purpose aperient- hut find their neuradnle EFF
fectF upon, the Liver very marked indeed. They
have IN My pfac4Ies proved more shectuaI Tor ths
cure OF bitiiStA Complaints than any ons sTeDleiy
can mention. ] sincerely rejoice that NE have Mt
length purgative which e worthy the ebBhdenee %
the profession and the people. tz-.
II. rrst DFPAHINKaI or raw IKTERI6H.
-4s-L Washington Il. C.. Feb 1860. 8 fa
SIR: have used your Pills in my general and hO-
hA1 iFacTiep ever since SOh made them. and Gl,r..t
-tite to say they are the be1 cathaFtie we employ
n cir regula ing actiun the liver Is quick ard de-
cI.et consequently they are an admirable rem sdy
fuT deFRBgrmentt of that organ Indeed have
seldom EOnhda Of biIioiis dsSsaSe 60 Oltinatt
thai II did not readily yield t. thep ffr S. in
tt3 FraternAlly yours. AL n n BALL ~. d.
aGf irdPhysie8an Of the MAXINE Hospital
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LTSI. MORRISON e O..

We HoaEss lE eEocEE AEPsP a9gpeE So
ale q Lowest f4tss = y q 81 suafih3oa Tsii-i
$50 hhdsy dir to choice n. o, Sugar. -, "a.
400 6bIs prime MOlassgs, tolk eoopefase3
100 half 6aTTeis ID Do bUG FdqnQ9 ssgs Y )
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and volunteers called iRto tho service Of the unit
ted States, from the time they were called Into
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service OF the United States, being AN additional
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