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On motion, adjourned.
E..r SAMUEE &. JACKSON,

-
a SERieUs NuisAaoE.-~We had occasion
to refer, some weeks since, 70 the Immense
crowd Of lazy, impertinent negroes OF both
sexes, vito congregate from morning 70 night
at the foot of the market, and hoped that
they would be compelled TO dispense; but 50
far from abating, this nuisance has Increased
to degree that We might equally as well have
no outee from one side Of the Square to the
other, rs TO have 1t completely blocked up by
these lille Migrants
Now we do sincerely, ourselves, and at the
request of several Of our fellow-citizens, call
the serious attention Of the authorities to this
matter; for ladies have frequently been COM
PEELED to cross through mud and mire around
by the wood dock, through carts and drays.
in order to get over. the other side, rather
than to be iostled aud insulted by these re,-
lows. Merchants, also. mud great inc5nve-
niencs in the same way. Let ttsn know at
once that thsy cannot. with impuaity, block
mp the public tboroughfares of our city.
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Five hundred bushels Of white corn changed
hands this morning at 90 cents.
Coz firm at I.26.
Markets looking up.
Review of the week.
This week the mar let has been very auist for
nearly kinds o. produce, especially for Cotton,
Wool, Staves and Lumber.
Corn has advanced during the week from s
10 cents per bu.hsl. The advance isnow checked
and small sales are being made u rstber low
dgur,s-receipts small.
The receipts of Cotton per Canal aud r. r.,
show snne falling off holders are not disposed t.
yield to the recent reduction of prices caused By
heavy REQ ipts at the southern ports last month,
which caused heavy decline in Europe. The
past week or two. shows heavy falling CT In re
ceipts at all the southern po Is, which will doubt
less ch OK the decline. We may therefore look
for AZ last steady market.
Pine. lun Der Is dull! and declining.
Naval %tores quiet stock on the market ~sry
light. with some inquiry. Stores Of all kind In
good demand as quotations.
Bacon and Lard In fair supply sHd good de-
mand. especially for ths latter.
Wheat firm.
Flour vaneing.
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NorIcE-The gentleman who SO kindly
volunteered to pay lady's fare in the Omni-
bus yesterday evening, will hear something to
his advantage by addressing a letter to Miss
G. Smith, lock boz 90.
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"PoETRy AND AaT"-Wo take leave to
remind our readers that JAMES Barron Hope.
ESQ, will recite bis elegant, and elaborate
Poem upon "Poetry and Art" this evening, at
tho Freemason Street Baptist Church. The
ipclemoucy Of the weather on the former &C.
caslon Of its delivery prevented many Of. our
citizens from attending. The fine Poetic tall
spts of the author, we.feel sure, will coamaud
an Intelligent and apprecfative audience, and
we have no doubt that public expectation will
bs completely gratided. The lovers of ''Poc-
try and Art" may confidently expect an IN
tellectual feast. f.sftSalu
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ARRIVALS.
Str Geo Leary, Brakeman, Baltic tt.I
Str Adelaide, Cannon. BALTIC
Str Charles Houghtou, Whitney, Hanpson.
Str Eolus, McCarrick. Mathews.
Str. John Sylvester, Post, Richmond.
Schr Henry K. Barnes, Ky q, St.. Michaels,
Maryland, light.
Schr John II. Will ans. Falkner, b IT., assort-
ed cargo to Plymouth, N. C.
sehr Telegraph, Kemp, fun Keyport, light to
master.
Schr Alice Curtis. Patterson. Richmond, Jun.
Ger and sand TO Johnston & BIO.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Geo. Leary. Brakeman, Bait.
Str. NJ. Martin. Haines, Richmond.
Str Eolus, McCarrick. Mathews.
Str. Chas- Houghton, Whitney. Hampton,
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PnoIrEpIS6s 81 TIE Bol.i6 j d HtiLfH.

PaotEEDIxGs OF TRE BoIs6 OF HkirfH.
AT meeting of. the Board Of Health held
on April 25th at the Office of DR.. A. 7. Bell
Present: j. I. Bloodgood, President; j. "A.
Saunders, Esq, DR.. I. B. Ward, Dr. d n.
jackson, DR.. A. I. Bell, Health officer'
Col. Geo. Sangster was elected a member
Of the Board to fill the vacancy occasioned BY
the resignation of Geul.- Blow. =
memorial was received from Messrs.
Kimberly & Bros. and suudty other citizens
asking that the dirt collected by the Street
Carts be no longer deposited at tho foot Of
Church Street, and that the accumulation al
ready there be renewed. Whereupon
A Committee consisting of Drs. jackson
and Ward, was appointed to Inspect that To-
cality and report whether it could be cousid-
cred nuisance -
DR.. Ward offered the following: .s.al
Whereas-the force at present employed in
cleaning the Streets of the city is in the judg-
ment Of this Board insufficient to perfect aud
maintain the city in good sanitary condition,
and owing to the inadequacy of this force, the
orders of tho Board Of Health cahuot be car
ried out with the promptness aud despatch
necessary in this great emergency, therefore
be it Tf@Nl s
Rescued, That the Council be requested to
appoint Deputy Inspector, whose duty 1t
shall be to carry out the orders and instruc-
tons of tho Board of Health, said officer to
be provided. with force Of ~ men aud -.
carts, provided the said appointments Is to
continue in force only so long as required by
the Board VI Health; aud provided further,
that all work performed under instructions
of the Board by this supplementary force
private property shall be reimbursed to the
city blythe owners OF occupant thereof as
directed by the ordinance. .a.ass.lt.
Ressseea, That q copy of these resolutions
be presented to tke Councils by the Secrets-
ry, and tl@u early action therccn invited.
II WAS ordered tt,ag tue lot on the corner
Of Uplzx unioa aud Nicholson streets be d.
tected to be filed up or drained.
On motion, 1t was
Resosued That a list of the notices Issued
by tbs Board shall be Published IN one of the
city papera-
On motion, adjourned.
SAMuFK K .YacEzaw
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TIE WEEKLY DAY Book III WRAPPERS.
This weeks paper is Of unusual interest,
and is well worthy Of sending copy to your
friends. 1t contains the finishing up Of the
history Of the late negro riot and massacre,
together with the admirable editorials on that
subject from the daily. PriceS cents, ready
Tor mailing. Send them broad cast over the
country, that the people may have the facts
In the case. $3.50 -
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FRevIpEsos CAUacH NEAR FERRy PoIaT.
I'VE are informed that the ladies of tho
nsghborhood are preparing a feast and Tab
'sapx &c, in order to raise funds for the re-
pair Of this Church. Our readers may expect
allvsly entertainment in due course Of time.
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G GREAT RUSHi
AT 5.,.e
ca PpSS Sc PEETsS
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF TT.

CAPPS Sc PGETS
WHAT IS TIE CAUSE OF TT.
ANSWER:
ltt:-Ws buy our goods for Casa.
2nd.-We bay them in qnsntties that we can
ton in The New York arkes.
Sd.-We have a rang ments W tn part es in r.
York (who attend all the Dry Goods Auetions)
t. buy goods for US.
4th.-We sell goods for CASE at small profits.
Our motto Is. "a nimble sixpence is better than
slow shilling"
5th.--We try to DO % polite. and aceommoda.
ting as possible.
6th.--ws warrant all goods as represented, or
refund the money.
7th.--Wo love to wait upon the ladies, and
thi it no trouble to shoI gosds.
sth I've are d, term ned not to be under ID
by any house in he city.
9th, We send goods to all parts of tho city free
Of charge.
Gail and see Us. CAPPs 4 PEET,
up 2s No Is Main street. :
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NOTICE.
~ LILLE limited FIRE COMPANY

THE UNITED FIRE COMPANY
Have sent alter the remains of four OF theii,
lnsmhers Who were lost du ing the war, they are
expected TO arrive here on saturday next. Tie
funeral wi take plaza from the City Hall on
Sunday. at o'clock, p. IN.
The Fire Csmpany's aud Ifonk and Ladder
Company of No i0lk and the Independent ard
all friends and aequaintances o the deceased par-
ties are respect ully invited to attend.
The names Of the deceased are as How
1t. 7. B. Eissn0is Emanuel Lacoste, Thomas
Reary, George d. Cain.
The Cuised will turn cat in full uni orm.
L. LAKty,
sp 2e-st Captain Caissd FEsco.
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TAsLEAux AT .1OAK GRovE CHURCH.
This pleasing entertainment, given by the
ladies in the neigh borhood OF Great Bridge,
for the repair of the above Church, commenced
last night agreeable to the announcement
heretofore made In the DAY Book. The at.
tendance wss large, aud the affair may be con-
sidered great success--$l50 being reported
as tbs receipts OF the evening. We are in-
formed that all present enjoyed themselves
very asreeably The ladies' of this part of
the county We're present in all their charms,
and their graceful acting Ia the tableaux,
charadss, &C., won the admiration of all. es-
pscially Of the young men.
The Church will be opened again tonight
tori continuance Of the. entertainment, as the
weather prevented many from attending
Now, young gentlemen Of Norfolk, if you
wish to enjoy delightful evening, and aid a
most laudable undertaking, we advise you to
visit the ladies at Oak Grove Church, to-
night, who deserve great credit for the rechsr-
che manner in which they have gotten up this
agreeable reunion.
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HARDWARE FROM AUCTION.

HARDWARE FROM AUCTION.
u j. GRIFFITH s. co. No. "a, East
L. side Market So are, are con family CIV
ing from Auct on large sup lies of ardware, to
which they call the special att ltan of the trade
and consumer. Just To hand in goo order:
22s deg. Rim. Patent a d Cabin-t Locks.
20S dog. Hinges, as OFT d.
1877 dox. Knives Pocket, sc.
10 dog. Files, assorted.
Also Spades, Shovels, Axes, Fnrks.
Cross Hand, and IAN Sa,s,
Brooms, Bru hes, Wood ware.
Mechanics To Is, Screws. 5laeking,
And hosts IF other Goods, which we are scliiru
less than Manuac urer's pri"es, because We pur
chase them at Auction prices.
Examine TIE stock at she sgu Of the r dock,
bsfsfs purchasing. ars
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We were promised additional intelligence
for THIS days paper, but it had not reached us
yben we went to press
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LOCAL.
fFrom the weekly Day Book of Yesterday.l
EoRFoLK MuRpERERs APFREHENDED.-

EoRroLK MURpERERs AFfREHENDED.-
We Learn, Just as we are going 10 press with
our Weekly paper, that four of the Norfolk
rioters and murderers, who escaped from the
city, have been arrested in Elizabeth City for
highway robbery, aud are now on trial before
the Superior Court. .eea
They were arrested by the military, and
one Of them being shot through the hand,
suspicious were aroused. They made confts-
sious, and implicated themselves. Their trial
commenced to-day. Robert Doe, negro, In
formed on them They robbed bis brother on
tho road, and seyaral. others. ..,.-----
W.. mara .,rornisnd add;tinnaI infnIiinenca
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DISAsFER.-We. learn that the schooner
Billow, Of aud from Rockland, Maine, with a
cargo Of lime, bound to Richmond, anchored
en- the Horseshoe during the storm on Mon
day night last, and lost her anchor and
chain.
The pilot boat VIM. Sharkey No 2 went,
however, to her assistance at that moment
and recovered said anchor and chain. She
then proceeded on to Richmond, her point Of
Destination.
These faces were kindly handed In to us by
our active and energetic young townsman,
Oscar E. Edwards, one of our experienced
pilots. -
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MARRIED.

Cheatham, WIN. WIVES. to Miss VIRGINIA
CARTER, all of Norfolk County. s.s
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N0TICE

PORTSMOUTH. Va, April 20, lsca.
THE SOrf0lS County aa0 por1smcufh
J. City Fe. ry having been surrcnaered to tho
civil authorities. notice is hereby eiy>n tina al.
pc sons pa.si said Ferry Will be rq 4lr,d to
pay the usual fare.
Tickets issued by tho Cuartermaster's D part
ment (exccpt mont -ly) VII no be rec>i.. So in
payment ct psssag alter thu 22nd instaAt
By order Of tha Ferry Committee
J. Il. PORTER
ap 2l-4s SUIT.
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AUCTION SALES.
Dy F. F. FERGUsOy, AuctiOnecr.

T WILL SELL ON STATUE DAY
4 next 2Sth inst, at IL O'clock in thu County
Dock, the eloop "John Stevens she is 6 tons,
perfectly sound aud vel ioun 4 in Sasls Rigging,
Anchors, Chains &C., and wall carry about $50
Bushels Oysters.
She Is also sell adapted to the packet trade for
aome ofthe adjacent rivers, having comfortable
cabin. Terms easy.
T. F. FERGUSON,
ap z3-tds Auctionesr.
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EST'ABLISHED l853

And where for the past thirt,en years Hous.-
keepers aud others, have found Us { our post and
our motto ''Tojours P.et.' Here We NAV still bs
found with a select soitment OF Family Grocs-
ries i he Teas, Provisions, Fruits. Ssuc s. Pre-.
serves, Pickles. &C., upon mort ommodatinr
terms, anu will be pleased to see YOU at
OaMING'S
Nm 7 ,inst.a.t
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No. Main street,
ap % Head OF Ma.ket square.
BOOT AND SUOE
w HOUSE
". TURyER & m.

No. 20 West Side Market Square Sorf Tx Va.
Succc ssors to Herman d Co., would respectfully
inform the merch snts of North Carol ma, I en-
nessse. virgini , AMI the trade genera L.. that
they have just received from the Manufactures
hands $500 packages of Boots, Shoes, Brogaus,
Ladies', Misses and Gents fine Goods. Hats,
Harness Leather, Wrapping Paper &c., &C.
Embracing one Of til larg st aud most varied
socks ever offered in this market. Our busi..ss
will be confined exclusively 20 kole.aie aud
Jobtt"g, and we guarantee t" sell very article ia
our line at New Ioik " holesale p. ies.
nh IL LIS ". ii. TURNER eco.
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these men of South Carolina, bv force
Of this amendment, to know that a
white patriot in Ohio who has returned
from this conflict for the Union. maim-
ed for life, and covered with honorable
scars received on the heights of Kene-
saw, n you please, where his name Will
be echoed after that mountain shall
have been baptIsed in the light OF a
thousand coming Years-isat least their
peer at the ballot box. Iwant, by1put-
ting this second simpleFrule into the
fundamental law. to haye4it known
hereafter in che Republic, that there is
no discrimination in its laws against
the workers and the builders, the very
elect, who by their industry and honest
toll, feed and cIothe and shelter ma
tions.J I want il understood hereafter
that the true nobility in this land, by
virtue of the application of your law,
are the men who in war save II by their
yaloF, and in peace save ii by their Eir-
tue. 7 am not Of that class of philOso-
pliers who think a man is not a gentle
man because, in accordance with the
Divine command, he eats his bread in
have learned to believe in the light OF
our purer ana better civilization, that
the only nobleman on earth is the man
who finds cut his OWE true work and
does il, whether it be work of brain, or
heart, or hand. He Is a nObIeman who
the field, who seatters the seed and
gathers in the harvest, who heWs from
the forest and rock the material
and builds the habitations OF
men, who clothes your plains
with fields of golden grain, and
your mountains to the very summit
with the purple vine, Whouncovers the
hidden treasures of the earth and de-
yetOpes your immense mineral re-
sources and with the right hand of his
genius, amidst the darkness which
broOds in the smoke of your furnaces
and mills, drives the revolving wheel
and moulds the metals of the earth into
forms OF strength, utility and beauty.
Away with these creatures calling
themselves aristocrats !-caIling them-
selves ''genuemenI" who never made a
blade Of grass to grow where none grew
before, thereby giving drop of nour-
ishing milk to one OF Gods creatures,
who never had the intelligence or man
hood either to rid his own mind of an
error or to plant q new thought in the
mind of his brother man. I would say
to all such fellows whether they live in
South Carolina or Ohio as the iron
souled old Cromwell said to the worth
less parliament: Begone, sir .'Be-
gone the Lord hath no further use for
you" ILaughter.l
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GENERAL PRoGR,,L..

Reception OF guests At Hes.,s,.,-.
alksIy o. 4 ls.sss Distribution ~ = L.
signs and PrOgFammes Assi,o,...-tt esl.ys'
QnarSers 10 guests. Grand Vo-s31 iiaelts :
mental Concert at : o. 10 q, add 4ld Il.gf,.e
ban. by the United Male ana ~ s,shiasft
OF Wheeling. supported By ~ ftaIe S.lsss
leIeisos 9i J. 4 ltSoIlr2h ConcO7liis ~ ~ Va.
nam, and the Great Western r. -. 6tiuljls
Pittsburgh Introductory Ovsr-rl,ss hsL1 -
Helcoine Dy the Mayor OF Whs,ii,',. yilssi
tory and Response by selected S,-sis Salz.s
"WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 9TH So
Grand Procession Of German So. a
4lInsIs- \ NE associations will - s1i
deadq uaE terS at'5z a m, L. f0rros5i Il Z;
marshals, and proceed are0rlljD',,, ii ~ b u
programme. 10 sEs5i
Two o'cLeCtl, P. NJ usinsss .sfs.,,-
1lTllers Han. After adJournneB, ing
SEEES O'CLOCK p. N.-Gnnt G.
Exhibition, by the Turner'S and S5,Ss.IItl mast,
der me dlTection OF G. ConTah, ~. u
ed Orchestras OF Pittsburgh ana W ", elintl
THURSDAY, SEPT. gTg
Procession OF Societies. Ne,
quarters at a. M To form under ;, hesi
shals' directions and move at a. ~ ne VI.
", Eiente on the Fair Ground. C,I g,es.sz
seLes- Dinner AT II a m Ad5rsss- y 10
EFize Exercises Of Turner'S Al AZ = Z
I t1etIln 70 ely AZ p IA. At 2
SI..hd ran. distribution OF Priz5s ~ ~ Y;
Prize Judges 1-'is 70 TIE award q
FRIDAY, SEPT. 7TH.
Departure Of Guests. Proos=slo,
Headquarters TO Depot. '7a-Vl i1l
TICKETS OF ADMISSION:
To Festival and Concert. Gent
- - IaiiE-s - O.
Turner'S Exhibition, gGent .i.=,. - s
Grand Rail, Gents. ---li's.',--------- s
= I4dies Free -'-'------l &
Fair Ground Picnic
children under Il years, lres. :
au3l-tlsep7
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[coNcLUsIoN To-1IoRRow. /
THE friends Of the 'tNational Unior

TIE friends of the ''National Union, +"
white Mans, ''-''D Democratic and
Conservative" ~ Butternut, - Bread
and-Butter,-Johnson,-Co pperhead, =
What-Is-It ticket are invited to assem-
bic in mass meeting at the Court House
in this city, on Thursday evening next,
to hear distinguished" speakers. We
would be glad If these gentlemen would
distinguish themselves by some one
definite name by which they may be
known. We find "Copperhead' the
most convenient and expressive, and it
seems to stick best.
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AoCSusNILLE, WET VI /
August 2lst. lSssi
TO STONE MASONS E G0NFR GrFnV

SEALhD PROPOSALS WILL RE, -
~ Seived until the 18TH DAY or STEsTy,r5ilet'
ItAt Tor The stone work OF The W.. -
Fenitentiary, by the perch OF tvrs',t,sz.s -
e.lDic Ieei- 10 be measured in the wan ~ ~
stone TO be furnished contr,IrfnTs IL u! ~
IougLl, on the Penitentiary grounds an =. q
boz Of conVictS 4'' Tue a.
AIso' proposals for furnishlng. ami Isr7-.
2tons by The perch, in the wall, AMI nm ~
ordeiailed specifications, applv n
ar5t.r JAMES BUKLEY
Au-a-l hOuniSyfUa " T.
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DIED.

On Tuesday, Sept 4th, 1856, at his residence
on Zane street, Wheeling Island, JOSEPH H
WALTERS, in the list year OF his age. i
The funeral viii take place from his late
residence this "wednesday afternoon, at 8
O'Clock The friends Of the family are res
peetfnIy invited TO attend. q
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TO the Legal Profession.
Keep Your Cutters Clean in Front
of Your Houses.


of Your Houses.
HEALTH OFFICE CITY or WHE-ELISCS,
Sept Sd, 1855.
THE OWNERS AND OCCUPANTS OF
dwellings, stores, manufacturing estab-
Hshments, &c, are hereby notified to see that
the CUTTERS Of streets or alleys in front OF
their premises are kept clean and free from
all Obstruction to proper drainage.
Young beer, bTeWed at this temperature
passes rapidly into an acid fermentation A
large class Of our citizens use this article rs
common beverage IN their families. there
fore deem 1t my duty TO caution all against
the pernicfous effects resulting from an ha-
bitual use Of this beverage.
Saloon Keepers are again reminded to tIeat
rs offensive matter, beer, ale, and other fer
meuted liquors deprived OF earbonic acid
gas.
The Sanitary Police are ordered to enforce
the ordinance, without further notice, against
all persons who stiil permit nuisances to exist
RICHTD BLUM. NJ. D.,
sepS-lw Health Officer.
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snr adrtrtt5tmtntss
Turner Festin-1

TUE GoMMITTEE OF ARRAS ~.
II for the approaching T7TI.,---A = , 'isAlE ,7
"a the following resolution N T. t,llivsl ~
fug- - us lat -
ResolEeef, That it IS th,e desire o,,,
mite am me Tunes in general ne e.
ing decorate their hoIeses in So, % Wb4s
VIII give bessdsomS. aDpsztrs1g... ..llatlnef !,
and signify hearty welcome n, ~, 70 Ne en-
guests - cur sirabssS,
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In parting within the people as often
as the President does every time he
makes speech, he ought to remember
the old edmonton to stand not upon
the order of his going but go at once.
Long leave takings are pronounced a
bore by all standard works on ETH
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pIso,s Cnre for fongumntion,

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annually
from Consumption in the United States.
(See census snr ls611 .;
This remedy has been for several years
used in practice by eminent phy sicinns, with
such marked Success, that II IS now, by ur-
gent request offered to the public as an In
ialltble remedy Tor lung and throat diseases
Not every one in the advanced sfages OF cone
sumption can be cured, hui. many have been
and many more are now receiving benefit
nom Its use. and this long AFTER all other
known remedies have failed As an evil
dence OF our sincerity in the above state
meutss we WARRANT II TO GIVE sATIsFAc-
TON! Sold Wholesale and Retail by ED
MUND BOOKING, Druggist, No. Odd Eel
lows Han, Wheeling, West Va. aus
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'Ns,l-N4 NIIluEt Nl00L Ill,1llI3 LLellu
HooT's PEsF4bHIBK preserves the life Of the
Hair--chanEest II nom cray 70 It's original color
In three Weelrs-prBvents the hair from GALL
ing-ls the best article for dressing the hair
ever found In the nlaIket-Win surely remove
Is delg htfully peEfunneti, CuraII haldnesl and
VIII not stain the skin. We tell the story
perfect
seatnFer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
OttkkIN SKINNER &C0., Sole Pr6pTietora.
Sprine. "a, Mas.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-05

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Mem Also Diseases and A5usss which pms
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