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payer, MARKER.

DAYTON, November is, 1865
corso,sd By HENSON sHIDkR. No, 50 JsHsrIop
street,
/ TIMOTHY SEED-$4 20 pet bush.
FbOUR--Eaed wheat, $40 90.
WHEATON, Wheat u sO--New Wheat
81 TOOL 10
/ RYE--75
Z CORN--40.
oATS--3 -3Oe(a9sc.
BARLEY--769Si co.
BEEF--l5@20
/ BUTTER--4etal4b.
I CHICKENS-33035
GRooERIEa-RRTAIL PRICES
TEAs--s2 OO@2 4O@2 co.
RIO CoFFEE-SS@s7ic per pound
| SuGAR-l6@20.
COFFEE SUGAR--24 per ID
JAVA CoFFEE---46e per pound.
CRUSHED SUGAR--25c per 10. t
MOLASSES-$l 400 50CSl GO per gal
SYRUP--$I rs.
CHEESE-2Dc
sTARCH--l2ac per n.
SoAPS-l6@lse per No.
SH0T--20c per ID, a,a.
LEAD--20c per n.
ToBACCo--$l lO@$l 90 per H.
WHISKY--$2 30 for common.
/ POTAT0ES-sl O0@$l roper bush
APPLES--$3 90 -.,
HAY-Timothy ss9lO per ton.
wHoLRsALE rRIoKa.
TEAs-Sl 6O(92 40.
C0FFEE--3li@33
SUGAR--l5a@l7s.
COFFEE SUGAR--2lo per ID,
CRUSHED SUGAR-93c per ID
RICE--l2ic per ID.
LARD--lS.
EGGS--20c per dos.
TOBACCO-9O6$l 20 per lb
M0LASSES-$l l569l 40 per ga.
SH0T-$400 per sack
LEAD--l4c per ID.
DRIED APPLES-Si@9i
BUTTER--3bc.
CHEESE--l6@l8c
STARCH-9@l0e per ID.
SoAPS--l3i@l64 per ID.
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Hoback's mittcrs.
aThere is many n true word spoken
In Jest" said a gentleman to his friend who re-
marked that ssGreenbacks are Esed bu,
RObacks are better"
See G. W. Roback's Advertisement
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B6CThe Second Comptroller OF the Trsas-
ury has recently decided that soldiers transfer
red to the Veteran Reserve Corps, and sab
ssquently mustered out by reason of the close
Of the war, are entitled to the balance OF their
bounty, the same as though they had remain
ed with their regiments, The fact Of their
being transferred to the Veteran Reserve
corps, and discharged from that organization
does not affect their right to the bounty to
which they we're entitled under their enlist
menl. In the case Of representative substl'
tute for a person not liable to draft, it he's
been decided that the former is entitled TO the
same bounty as other recruits enlisted at the
same time, and for like period OF service.
NICE GooDs.-Dixon, Forgy & Co. have
just received splendid stock Of Dry Goods
including a very elegant assortment Of Ladies
Dress Patterns, The ledies will of course
make "a note of this.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-15

SERIOUS CAsuALrY.-Wo learn from the
Cincinnati Enquirer OF yesterday, that Mr.
W h. Paddock, publisher Of the Bank Mir
ror, met with serious accident on Monday,
and one that has put his life 10 jeopardy, He
was on the way to Linwood, where he resides,
aud whon the train arrived at the station he
stepped oil, aud as he did so, met friend
whom he stopped to speak with, not noticing
another train that WIS coming down. The
locomotive caught him and threw him with
such violence against building in close
proximity, that he was tsrribIy bruised. /.
was feared that his life would be the forfeit,
This is the same unfortunate locality where
Mr.. Robinson, the present editor and Proprie
tor of this paper, lost an arm about two years
Hgo.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-15

SoIRRrs DRANATiQUE.-MADAME ScuEIlEh.
The iirst appearance OF Madame MetRau9
SchoIler'in out city last evening, was'n grand
and magnificent success. ber advent was
greeted by one OF the largest and most dt-
lighted audiences that ever assembled III
Becke Hall. Her great reputation AS An
actress had presided, her, and spe more than
realized the highest expectations OF lhoSe
who Witnessed her charming imperaonanoh
of the character OF "Marie, in the beautiful
and instructive drama oi the Pearl oi
Savoy"
IL was most ifuthfaI rsprt Isntatiou Of the
poor Savoyed girl. She was enIhus'asIlcaliy
called out at the close OF the ionrth act, and
WAS received throughout the entn0 play with
such cordial demonstrations Il applause as 10
convince all present that shd ,nd made q deep
and lasting impression upon the minds and
hearts OF her admlrlng auditors.
No one could iail TO ses that she had stud =
led her profession thoroughly, aud - perfect
mistress OF evory thing that belongs to IL
She professss all the grace and accomplish
Ineuts that adota aud bsaStlly The -isni~ls
character--hsr voice is soft aud mascal--her
enuuciation clear aud distinct, and her acting
I entirely free from the rant and e1citemen At
90 common on the stage. Every lover ol true
dramatic excellence should not fail to witness
her matchess impersonatons.
Tonight she will appear in the great char
Acter of "Paullne, ia BuIwer's beautiful
and exciting play OF the Lady of Lyons. -
This is the part she selectcd for herselt on
the occasion OF her first Appearance ON the
American stage, at N,blo's, IN New York, and
her scene in the third act, when she discovers
the deception, was pronounced by Edwin For
rest as the best delineAtion oi the character
he had ever witnessed.
Speaking of her rendering Of this chsrse-
ter, the Rochester FIX ptess REMARKS
"The Lady of Lyons" wsa produced yes
terday toa crowded aud fashionable house
Madame SchelIer fully met tho expectations
entertained OF her, as. regards the character
of pauline" aud the public testified then
appreciation Of her beautiful creation by ire-
quent aud hearty applause. Madame Schel.
Iers Lady OF Lyons is indeed Lady, aud
not raying maniac AS wa are accustomed tt
see il sometimes son tlfe etsses fhrouthoui
the whole performance abe maintains the
character OF true lady, who, although heI
pride has been sadly wounded, never ceases
TO turn her heart toward him Tho loves. HeI
success in the character was great
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WITHOUT a RIVAL (!

And Justly deserves the reputation u has 80 long
ioyedin Oeutra Amsrca and tho West indiee.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHls

HAVING nIRFor iSTLUEscE 10 rat PAars' CIV
iAAEDiArE RELIEF
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NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that a setting Of the Stock
holders OF the "Einpiro company will be hed .
the office Of the Company, on the 9th day OF De
cember, 1905, al ten o'clock A. N.
d. K. BOYER, President.
T. o. Lows, Secretary. noVTdawH
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DAYTON, November 10, 1865
Iconsotsd By HEIrsoN sHIDkR. No, 50 JsaSr'op
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q q vi Nj nc ItCRAL.

SATURDAY MORNING, November 1b.
CoTroN--The market heavy and dropping. TIE
quotations are a2Alsc. for ordisary 6TGDasc. for
Good Ordinary: Ss0bb0c. for Low Mddling: 500
boo; for Middisng and t4co55c for strict Mid
ling.
SUGAR ASp MoiAssKs--Nsw Sugar, yellow clari-
ned) iSc.; Good Common to Fair Told crop,) i6e.
MolaSseE (oIdl Toe; Prime, sios and choices, Al 10
par gallon. .,-,--
WEsrxEM fRonucK AND pRsvIsioss-No improve
u,snt TO note. The sales to-day are confined to
300 bills. Flour, Of which 100 supernne at 80 l2k,
90 and 100 fair extra at Gil 25. 30 asa $50 good
do at Gil 90, and so choice extra at o. per Dbl !.
200 bales prime Western Hay at s2s per ton, 100
sacks oats At b7c. per bushsl, = sacks Bran Al
81 copper 100 lbs, $50 do At 81 rs per 100 lbs 600
sacks yellow Corn, 10 lots Atsl 20 per hashsl and
100 white at Oh so per bushsL
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MATER VfroH.--s1tis Of ne consequence
10 the general reader, but there are special
and particular parties ~ home and abroad
who will DO gratiasd to learn that Mister
VraoE has re-. opened again A. good al new
on Lafayette. To such, II 10 hardly noeea-
cary to say Mister Vison has lately been
through Are aud water, though unable all
ways TO carry his old shop with him. In
thOss past seven years he has bean washed
out. burned ont, blown out, run out, and
IN still on hand none the worse for IT,.
Tho hntory or Red Stick would DO incom-
pleto; AZ worthless AZ Frost'a or Parton's.
without several ehApters devoted exelu-
nivoly 70 Mister VINoh; and such Of our
fellow citizens ~ do not know him ~ We
do, must await the advent OF the local
historian. Sufficient for present purposes,
will be q brief word In hiH behalf, which,
We may as we'll oonfsaa it's . speeisl
notice; pnd to blow tho little man up in
rho worlds opinion that no may profit and
put money IN his purse. ..' '' 'H
1t may be asserted as fact nos TO bs
Routed by more argument, that within
these last twenty. Ave years Mater Vrsoa
has had by the nose more distinguished
citizens, celebrated olergymen, patriots
hoross, exiles, and martyrs than any othor
man Of hIa inches 10 ehristendom, and the
credit OF having had them thus 10 greater
than the merit Of keeping world Of com
mon people by tho ears. Among the
prominent heads that passed through the
hands OF Mister VINCE, may be enumers-
ted General John Cocktail, Colonel Buck
"heror, tho Baron BolgrAve, the Marquis
do Lafayette, II. Clay, Luxiinon Roy, and
others. The following autographs are
now hanging on his wall
This Ia 10 certify tina. l have been very
well shaved. .. ...#.. r.. nuat
Rev. De wIrr sr. aouss,
E.. June, 1853.
NJ. Fincsat Tietor--It would afford mo
pleasure to comply with your request and
DO shaved; but am suddenly called TO
Mobile this morning to attend the morn
Ing festival of my friend, tho Baron
Eohonok. NEsaEL Rons.
IL will DO observed from tho above that
Mister ViNoE came within one Of pulling
tho noHe OF Nossolrodo hlmeelf Thia
should suffice aud must; let the stranger
who would DO we'll shaved 20 At once to
the shop in Lafayette.
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TT WAS FOUNDED IN iasa@~aAB A CHARTER
L from the state Hs permanent tnstitatign. sl,n,
der the direction Of Hoard Of Tfastsep appointed
By the Legislature, and Ia asthsfissd 70 eenfsr
Degrees, diplomas, 40. II was not suspended dur.
Ing the war. Ia htfh AtKlAH
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-28

TuE MUSCULAR SENsE.--Dr. Hughes
Bennett, Professor Of Edinburgh Uni
versity, lately read paper before the
British Association Of Science, where
in he announced that the tendency Of
modern physiology was to ascribe to
man sixth sense. II there be placed
before mau two ANAL tubes, the one
Of lead and the other Of wood. both
giIded over to look exactly alike, and
both of the same temperature, not one
Of the five senses could tell The man
whi'h Is lead and which is wood. liz
could tell this only by lifting them,
and this sense Of weight was likely to
be recognized as sixth sense.
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HEAD QuARTEna lar BRieApR.l
La. STATE MILITIA Gg

La. STATE MILITIA, ON
Clinton, La, Nov. 10th, 1861
Geaerdt Orders No /. .s.t .an p
]. Brigade Headquarters are established
al Clinton, In the Parish OF East FeiciA
ana. U#4yTtzf. d5t' .~=Ht 5I t.
II. The Bfigadier General com handing
announces M his staff, tho following.
D, .. Cobb, A. A. q. ~ lgl@
J, N. Doyle, A. A. A. @. ''"
\. Il. Hunter, A. /. q.
y. Pillet, A. ID. G.
q. M. Miller, A. q. M.
q. 7. Whitenan, A. G. s.
They will BIO oboysd and respected nc
cordIngly. ,#rs 'jA
III. All Official communications will DO
directed to the A. a O., Mt Clinton, La,
by order, JOHN 3. SCOTT, I
Brig. Cent CONG.
o. Conn, A. A.G.
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CoLLEdIATE INSTITUTE


W BAToN noue IA.
NY School will rs.open ea Wednesday, Nov. lat.
- Et=5l. - tf4iss 80 THaMhs HS sttf
Board and Tuition. s.ss, ss.sssR40 20 pes sngnth.
PAYABLE 1900 90 In advance
balance Let March,
Taitien alone..., ,,.A...s..s.s 10 90 per mouth.
Payable 90 90 III advanes-+. T,
balance lat ofMAIph,
! Mederrr lauguAeaA viii DO taught when ahs
wants Of the School demand IT, al an extra charge,
m low NJ ttloati hs made, lTtJt Al
Boarders will furnish their own bedding, wash.
bowl and pitcher, towsin, 40.
HrffE @6 tl4# w. n. N. MAaRuDfln.
Hsroa RouaE, La, October nth, 1865.
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Tllt Gazette & Gpluet
nATow uouu nc,
TUESDAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %, 4

TUESDAY. Observation-Disclosures. 70, 1895,
:.as C ss
sEtLlse OFF AT CoaT.p.-Now for rush
at DAvipsoS's atore, on Lafayette street,
where the present stock ofgoods, 80 We are
informed by Mr. AsuEn, will be disposed
Of at csnt prises, In order 10 make room
for . large new stock soon to bs opened
by that gentleman, who will assume the
sole proprietary charge and management
OF tho establishment We wish for friend
Anunn vigorous and abundant run Of
patronage, to which no one has worthisr
claima. F lt8t
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VIEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
EINAs CIAL."
TUESDAY Moanso. Nov. a

TUESDAY Moasiso, Nov. 10.
ootn--Markst quiet. Various salss were made
at iAshDi&sA.
EIcaAsos--aaw York sight bills u and u per
cent, discount. No sales Of foreign exchange.
which Is tending dowu. Bank oountar rates
I5aAGplso for sterling, f-f ".a tn.a.
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nigh school for Boys..
nArtar Trnattam La.

CORNER or FIFTH AND LAUREL sTREETs,
q tBuiiisnv Jermsrivas cArtstias oaarcA.y
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Shawls and Cloalrs. ha'
P0PLINS AND DELAINES.
10TH I NC.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C.
JACOB KtJHN'S~65
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORE,
THIRD STREET, "a
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE BANK.
NY FRIENDS or THE ofTY AND COUNTRY
are respectfully Informed that have in my Atofe
the HAspaesner AND t.rsaF s4YLas OF
Ia sHAwLs, s# t'I ta
r't5 eLoAKs, NuBtAs, rTsHi
ROYAL AND 1nIsH porLINs,
PLAIN AND FIGURED pgLA1NEs,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS, PoIb pE
n oHEvRE, BLnAoaEo AND Brown
sHEETiNas. oAssgMEREs
a. AND sATINgrs,
BALMoRAL
Fa -aaa And mf1
HOOP SKIRTS.
WHITE AND RED s.g
FLANNELs. ooRsETs. HAIR NETS,
HANDKERcHIEFs, STEEL. ryauY AND PEARL
BEAT BUCKLES, PERFuMERy, "s"f
LACEs AND EDGiNas.
Z4 --klso-- .8A
ruH MOTT COMPLETE AsHoRTaHsT or
READY-MApE CLOTHING. SHIRTS, COLLARS,
oRAvATs, UNDERSTANDS AND
DRAW ERs. anHh
TRUNKS, vALIsEs AND TRAVELLING BAGS.
So Special attention 10 called to tie bargains
am now enabiedto give In 'l5 NV GEa~
BOOTS AND sTIoESi 4
Having bought very large lot direct from the
manufactures. 4
ss- Gall and examine my beautiful stock Of
NEW GOODS,
And convince yourself Of my sagerness to sell
a Good Article at a Low Price.
aa JACOB KUHN, a sa|
Third 81, opposite tho Bank,
oesls B.roS RoueE. La.
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BATON ROUGE, LA.
u day. the ga Or November. rupia will be
prepared for satnfsetan into Geilegs Ind for ths
diEIefsat pnTanits IN lifss, without classical
e1urse. Parents residing at Q distapas may oh.
tain board pr their children ID private families In
the nsighbefhhad Of thssehooi.
THRhs~Fty eight sad ten dollars per month.
Thia hehool will be opened Al the time ahuvs
stated and every sndesser be made by strict IT.
tsht,eH. regard 20 The economical ed uaatinn Of
che ypuths placed In bio charge and argstio and
we'll directed eorta, 70 impart 20 them thorough
education by II liAuaUHTuR q. PAYNE,
poY3~H - Principal
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" o r. S A l. f.

" o r S A l. f.
offer for sale THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND aportion of my farm, adjoining the
village of Kempsyie, in Princess Anne county, Va,
nine miles from the city of Norfolk situate on the east
bank of the Elizabeth River.
The situation is healthy, society good adjacent to
schools and Churches The land thoroughly adapted to
TRUCKING, being high rich and quick. There is wood
enough on the land to pay for it.
Should it not be desirable any one in want Of land
to have large tract will be divided into lots to suit
| For terms, &C., apply to SHAW ROBERTS, Auction
and Commission merchants, Roanoke Square and
Wide Water ST. Norfolk Va in whose hands the proper
ty has been placed for sale. .-
J. NJ. BRICKH0USE
je7-tf Kempsville, Princess Anne CO., Va.
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WO DESIRABL LIE FAMILY
RESIDENCES
ediatey after the above SALE We will sell on the
TWO DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCES.
No. One, on the corner Of Brewer and Queen Streets
FRAME DWELLING, containing EIGHT ROOMS, with
KITCHEN, WOOD HOUSE. PAVED YARD, and CHS
NO No. Two contains -FOUR ROOMS, with KITCHEN, and
other outhouses ~. t., a
rena very desirable for small families and now COM
! manding fine rents from good tenants; r,u..s
sep1l-5t Auc'i0nee''
nOUBLE FRAME DWELLlNG
- AND LOTS AT AUCTION.-0n MONDAY, the
/ iitI SEPTEMBER, 1855, we will SELL on the premises q
| desirable Double
FRAME DWELLING & LOTS,
situated on the East side of Hawk street.
The above Dwelling is in good Repair and oilers nht
I inducement fol- investment ns
Sale at IL o'clock, NJ. Leigh fhELro,
~5-6t Au''o"'''''
nm, -STEE'S SALE OF VALUA-
NE Am, NEAR THE CITY, AT AUCTION;
rir,Mo ~ Deed of Trss from John pas as 70
me dated I3th Feb, vary, 1850, of recosu "'''
Of Norfolk county, ST. ai' on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, 1866,
if fair If not the next fair day, offer at Public Auction
on the premises, that
VALUABLE FARM,
on Boush Creek at sewes Point in the county of Nor
folk, containing ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY AND A
L,HURTH ACRES. The Farm is about eight miles from
Nor,,lk with good ROvEMENTs, and in fair state
of CII IvATI0N-soil kind and suitable for Trucking,
and presents ne chance LOT investment to those need
ing a Farm.
Sale at IL o'clock, N. JOHN. b. UPSHuR,
Trustee.
LEIGH 4 PHELPS Auconeers. aug3o-I4t.
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DOR SALE.

DOR SALE.
A FAMILY RESIDENCE SITUATED IN PLEASANT
PART OF THE CITY.
The HOUSE Is spacious well arranged built in modern
style of brick and covered with slate II has two large
Parlors wide Passage and Dining -Four Chambers
the second floor and four the third 1t isolated
from any other building and in good neighborhood
There Brick kitchen, large Cstern Garden and Stable
on the premises. -
To one wanting comfortable and desirable Dwelling,
fine opportunity presented of being supplied Terms
raHonahf.
Also Icf sale tract of LAND in Nansemond county,
near the river aud the Railroad adapted to trucking on
i s,rnointr Adarass n pox No no at the Post n'fca
aug 4-3twn
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OFFICIAL.
PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRING
ORDNANCE sT0REHOUsE AT THE NAVY
YARD, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, !
NAVY DEPARTMENT, :
7 A ptTrrara., A.. - IN rpaF

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE)
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON August 20, 1865.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Repairing
the Ordnance Storehouse at the NavyYard Norfolk yir
ginia' will be received at this Office until the
18th September 1863 for furnishing all the materials and
workmanship and repairing tho building according to
specifications and plans on file in this Bureau.
Plans and Specifications for the work also deposited
ia the Office of the Civil Engineer Of the Norfolk Navy
Yard, where bidders referred for information. ~,
1t to be understood that the Contractor is to furnish
all the materials and perform all the work described and
to complete the building in all respects.
Bidders will state the price and name the time in which
they will engage to complete the work and the Bureau
retains the right 10 reject any all bids which IL shall
not consider reasonable aug26-7ieod
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BATCHEL0R,s HAIR DYE !

The Original and Best in the World! The only true
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless Reliable and Ilstanta-
Produces Immediately splendid Black or natu-
raj Brown without njurng the hair or skin Remedies
genuine is signed William A. Bachelor. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURS,
for Restoring and Beautfying the Hair.
aug101y CHARLES BACHELOR, NEw York.
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USE HEINZ OLD'S
FLTTTD EXTRACT BJJCHJJ.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHI
Is THE GREAT DIURETIc.
HELMBOLD's HTGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT sARsApARILLA,

HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA,
For purifying the blood removing all chronic constitu
onal diseases arising from impure state OF the blood
and the only reliable and eectua known remedy for the
cure of scrofua scald Head, Salt Rheum, Pains and
Swelings of the Bones liberation of the Throat and
Legs Botches Pimpes on the Face letter. Erysipelss
and all scaly eruptions of the skin,
AND BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION.
Not few of tine worst disorders that affect mankind
arise from the corruption that accumuates in the blood.
OF all the discoveries that have been made to purge It
out none can equal in effect UELMB0LD'S COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. 1t cleanses and reuo-
Yates the blood nss the ygor of health into tho sys-
TEN, and purges out the humors which make disease
Ii stimulates the healthy functions of the body and ex
pells the disorders that grow and ranke in the blood
Such remedy that could be relied on, has long been
sought for and now for the first time, the public have
one on which they depend Our space here does not
admit of certificates to show its effects but the trial Of
single bottle will show the sick that it has virtues sur
passing ANYTHING they have s 81 sapar .aa.u
to pint Of water il equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink and
one bottle is fully equal to gallon Of the Syrup OF sar-
saparilla or the decOction usually made.
Fsy- THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY, and are
I i snsss We r. ssohoa the
land well in private practices, and are considered
as invaluable remedies,
See Medical Properties Of Bacha,
FROM DIspENsATORY OF THE UNITED STATES
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on the Practice
Of Physc.
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. PIrsc Of
Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DIR. EpHRAM MDowELL,a csle.
brated Physician and Member of the Royal College Of
Surgeons Ireland and published in tho Transactions Of
the King and Queens Journal
See Medico Ch7Hgicdl Rerieac published by BENJAMIN
TRAyERs Fellow of Royal College of Surgeons.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CELECT BOARDING AND DAY
IL SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

MRS EMILY GRUBB AND MRS M. A. @. CHANDLER,
Principals
Assisted by Teachers fully qualified to instruct In their
several departments.
The rooms devoted study and recitation In the
lower story OF the Precursor street BAPTIST CHURCH.
Boarding pupils will reside with Mrs. Chandler.
The SESSION will commence on the FIRST MONDAY
In SEPTEMBER, and close the last OF june.
Pupils though charged only from the time Of entrance
are requested to be present II possible at the OPENING
of the SCHOOL,
Persons wishing to pursue any OF the branches in the
ORNAMENTAL DEP ARTMENT can doso, without being
regular members of the school,
The Principals hope that their long experience and
success in teaching will insure for them suicientshare
ing to establish a SCHOOL, which shall furnish the
means of obtaining THOROUGH EDUCATION, In both
SOLID and ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
For Reference Terms, &C., they would refer to their
circulars which can be obtained of MRS. GRUBB, At.
lantic Hotel, or Of MRS. CHANDLER corner Of York
and Botetourt Streets jySl-tf