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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-01

J The FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY
having chartered the safe and commodious
steamer WA WASET, would res siFS1 b
pectfully inform the citizens tasasas:s:
ALEXANDRIA. that they will give an :a1 ~
81 EXCURSION TO .GLYMONT, -
,aa ON MONDAY. JUNE llth, 1866.
The Company thankful for the liberal re-
Spouse to their appeal in aiding thelnto procure
q Steam Fire Engine, are compelled to tax your
generosity still farther, by purchasing for your
selves day Of enjoyment, as the committee
pledge themselves to spare neitherpalns nor ex-
pcnse to make it trip ever to be remembered
with pleasure. -G5o g.a.G --~eL ...a z1g
e A good serviceable engine will cost 81, 200
We have in bank about 81 $780, amount on sub
scription books uncollected about 81 ,0O0 leaving
a deficiency Of 81, 800, which the Company is de-
sirous of raising IS soona possible SO that they
can be more efficient when the. devOurlnS ele-
ment is raging in your midst. 81 sac .-.i
The boat will leave the wharf foot of King
street. at a, m, andl p. m; returning Will
leave Glymont at p m. and p. III. - -..5
,Esputas Celebrated Brass and String Band is
engaged for the occasion. -'i
Tickets for q Lady and Gentleman, Sl.O0; La
dies Ticket 50 cts Children under y years of
age and. servants, 70 cts. 4...... I'M y -,
-,- r.a a.-s FLOOR MANAGERS. ~. .-,
r. NJ. Latham, R. Tomlinson, Ed. Clurkson
+ rri4 ~ COMMITTEE. ~ 49,
r. H. Bayliss, G. T. Wilmington, ..,...
CIV. Henry ,Tno Powell, ~
Jas, Cole, :" - i X: Tomlinson, 4 III.
GzS-Tickets can be procured at Frcnch's and
Davis s. Brenners Book store. e
No improper persons allowed on the bout.
my 30-eo3t IN 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-01
TUESDAY, JUNE 18th, 1866, I,

all the FURNITURE and FIXTURES of. the
CITY HOTEL, Alexandria, Va, comprising a
general assortment of al kinds Of Furniture
Contained in hotel, consisting in. part of Gilt
and Mahogany Frame Looking Glasses, Sofas,
Feather Beds, Curled Hair, .Husk, Straw and and
Cotton Mattresses Feather Boulsters and Pill
lows, Carpets, Blankets, Quilts. Bedspreads,
Sheets Bedstcads, Bureaus, Wardrohes, Tables,
Chairs Washstands, Castors, Dishes, Plates.
Knives, Forks, Spoons, &c, 4 large number Of
office and chamber stoves, together with gen
eral assortment Of Kitchen Furniture.
One superior ROSEWOOD PIANO, Chick
ering's make.) and one FIRE-PROOF' SAFE.
Also the unexpircd lease of the present occu-
pant which lease can be extended five years, if
desired by the purchaser. Terms Cash
nv 2S-eots ROBT NJ MCCLURE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-01

Z Thisis the first dayEof the first. summer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-01
ARGE SALE OF FURNITURE.

The undersigned will offer for sale, at Public
Auction, under the control Of JAS. \. English,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-01
Upperville, my l9-eots

DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION .Uncer
N authority OF y deed of trust from mons
Kcll and others, to the undersigned, as trustee,
dated the first lay of September, 1915, which is
duly of record in the Clerks Office Of the Coup:
ty Court of Alexandria County, Va, / Shall
proceed, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of June.
FOUR UNDIVIDED SIN PARTS, OF Z.
Lot OF GROUND, in the City of Alexand7is
with the buildings and improvements thereon
situated on the north side Of King street, &c INC
eastward Of Water street, and now occupied by
John II. Monroc--the boundaries Of which aa!d
fbe time and place of sale, with the right Of
way over an alley led Fayette alley, bound
ing the said on the north rs appurtenant there
FERNS CT Sale Cash. Conveyanclzg :'nc
stamps ut cost Of purchaser: ,-n
ai,.:t-laWts istLI-5.
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lust RECEIVED,
Our second supply Of
NEW STYLE DRESS GOODS,

NEW STYLE DRESS GOODS,
. LACE SILK 4MANTIL Lass
Parasols. Sun Umbrellas. Gloves, Hosiery,
Linens, Cottons, SC, SC, making our assort-
.ment very complete. q G$l& TX - 1ts&EEGG
.43r69sjG 1855 ROBERT 4: MOOD,
zoaa,.9 No. ITO King street, one door below
my 14-tf .u, $500, Washington street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-01

Win be sold at public auction on SATUR
DAY, June ID, the good will and fixtures Of
the Restaurant at the n. W. corner OF Prlnce
and Fairfax streets, knownas 20 uR HOUSE"
together with lot of Tables, Chairs, DC. Also,
i small quantity Of LIQUORS. Terms Cash'
nd sol q II.itN q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-01

WANTED, AS A PARTNER, gentleman
w who has five thousand dollars to invest in
GRAPE CULTURE
Address. Posi- OFFICE" Box No -, Front
ROYAL, Warren county Va ie 1-1w%
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-01

q, < REWARD.-Stoleno on the night of the
.DC 22d, from "Uak Grove" the residence Of
A. Howard, near Alexandria, a SORhEL
HORSE about Is hands high, branded on the
forehead, name short, and knocks his fore legs
tooether The above reward will be paid for
tbe return of the horse to .Oak Grove
Nv DIV MOSES JACKSON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-01

NEW CROP TEAS Received this day,
IN GREEN, BLACK AND JAPANESE
TEAS of my own selection J. GRIGG, r.
jc 1-tf l69, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-01

-- 800 e lON.J - - - 49, 7,--T. =,
TARM NEAR UPPh-FV iL ,,Le.tN ~ a ; r. f.:
Il PRIVATE SALE.-By 'ut iomn sre q,
cree Of the Circuit Court Of LOU. wv vii sell ~
in the suit of Gibson vs.; Gibson. we 81 - 81.
private sale, the Farm known Of Ferns. sc,
longing to the estate Of the late Mahlon Gls.
This farm is in Loudoun county, Va, ono-an:-.
-halfmilts from UppcrvlIe, in one Of the fnect
portions Of the State, on the Turnpike, tEenty
miles from Winchester, and seven from this &:
G.. r. r.. 1T contains about Three Hundred tnc,
Fourteen A cres has on it q convenient End sub
stantial Stone Dwelling, with out buildings S.
and other improvements; there are 60 acr IS 81
of good timber on it, besides Meadows cnd Up
land The farm is in good order and condition:
with good fencing. If not sold at private eels
before that day, it will be sold at public sa]e &c
the highest bidder. on SATURDAY, juno 80
1856, about noon. before the store-house forIae!-
ly occupied by NVm. a. Stephenson Ill U2pe7'
Vile
Terms One-tenth cash. of the residue. org
fourth on confirmation Of sale, one-fourtii n
six months ne-fourth in twelve months anc:
one-fourth in eighteen months from dny OF sale.
The purchaser to give bond and personal sesnT-
ity for deferred payments with interest lrcri
day of sale. Title to be withheld as further &C.
curity.
g. Gibson on the premises, will give any i:
formation needed.
90" JOHN N. ORR, Lecsbutg,
BRUCE GIBSON, ''Fernua"
GE# yc Commissioners OF Etlo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-01
Ef1NEG ARY 6 COMMERCIAL.

3here IS g continued stringency in the money
~,esket, end but little enquiry for Securities
Came transactions in Southern Bank Notes, es-
.,ociall7 the notes Of the banks of this State,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-01

"a "a FOR SALE.-Will be sold at private
H#S# sale. a TWO .FRAMEHOUo E,
containg five rooms, in good repair, situated on
Queen, between Payne and Fayette streets. Ap..
plyion the premises to
y my30-3t@ ~ MAEI d. GRbEN. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-01
SD RoTEoTIoN TO ALLm =.

WANTED. "A COLORED WET NURSE
w Apply at N o. 120, Cameron st. je1-3t#
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-01

DLAsTER!. PLASTERl! PLASTER!!!
L To arrive per Schrs. n. c. Payne and Ses-
- = e. 80" :. w. a. SMOoT, 4
je 1-tf r ,.t..e-gr No g. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-01
11-oo+. Comm rs of S.iie.

r OUDOUN LAND FOR SALE-Pr:sssai
Il to q decree of the Circuit Cocrt o. Leu
dom county rendered at the April Tern: iS%;e,
in,he case of Heaton vs. Hcaton, aad ctbe:s:
On Satyrdau, the md day Of Jnne, looo, att"
., clock. M, in front Of PurcelPsStore tufcc.:~
Vile, Va. the undersigned commlsslole,v1.ss
in named, will sell, separately, at Pu0iS Au:'
ton, to the highest bidder, the following sE::c%
Of Land. o,rzr.-r..-
r The so NEAL TRACT, containing On . = u:
1DRED AND THIRTY THREE AChES, INC
the s.P1GGoTT TRACT" adjoining, co1ta,otans
ONE HUNDRED ACRES.-The sale IiIc@
Of Land are situated on the road leading: hon
Purcellyille to the Goose Greek Meetny ~ ouce,
about one mile from each place, hat-a-mlie 3oSt-
of The crossing of the Smoker $ Gap anu ;oeEi!'
Turnpikes, and three miles from MeTcers -.
not. on the Alexandria, Loudoun q HaLlsnl:e
Rs;,road in the most fertile part of the Lorocu.,
Valley. The Land is well watered, undei Sooc
fancjnn in fine condition, and has on i; /" SUI
cheney Of TIMBER.
q The improvements. on the tract first Lctnec
consist Of a comfortable DWELLING Ms3
HOUSE, with all the necessary out-oulio- lE
ines> except the barn. the walls Of which crc
stsnding. The Orchard is large and contain:
every Variety of well selected fruit. ,
Terms OF SALE.-One,ffth of the purcEscc
money in cash, on the day Of sale one hfta Gu
the confirmation by the court OF the sac G.
sales. oae-ffth in one year, one fifth IN two Je.r
and the remaining fifth in three years from sue"
confirmation. The purchaser or purcnesetS ;"
give bonds for the deferred payments. beIriLe
IN ,rest from the day Of sale, and the title o De
rct:i1,;od until all the purchase money shall %
, ro;;ilt- HENRY HEATCEA
Commissioners, Leesburg, 80
E-1ow4W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-01

= AKERY.zFOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
], . fers for sale his Bakery l22S King street,
with the good will and fixtures, on reasonable
terms. The stand is an excellent one. and has a
fne custom. [my l2-t] JOHN MYERS. Us
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yy J. a. sToyTENBUas, AUc-1oNEER

L ITO N S A L E
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-01
JAMES w MALLS THOS RISHIELI
JAMES W. MALLS s. CO.,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,

- And Dealers IN al KINDS OF
Bull d. NC NJ AT f RI A l. $,
Such as Sashes, Doors Blinds, Mouldings,,
Hydraulic Cement, Roofng-Fet and Pitch,
Window Glass from OK 8 to 32<48, White Lead,
Paints, Oils, Varnishcs, Paint Brushes, White
wash Brushes, Shoe Brushes. Lamps. Coal OIL,
and a general assortment OF Housekeeping
Goods.
Paints Mixed and G lass cut to order.
4 Gds- Particular attention paid to orders from
the country. 1877. KING STREET,
an 27-tf corner Columbus, Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-01

J. A. STOUTENBURG,
nv 31-0t Auctioneer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-01

GOrpOrati0n OF AIeXandrla, jO-nlcCl7e.. y.
{. 4. b. r. Bonds, last sales 60-dull. "Manas-
sas Gap r. r. Bonds, and Water Stock, no re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-01

REMARKS market is firm, with a fair
aenend for high grades Of -four, WHICH are
scarce. Very little wheat coming in and prices
firm and higher Corn is in fair receipt without
chc,re in quotations. Butter is declining
Iggs have advanced. Groceries and provisions
quiet. - a-r F.. .----.- ..-e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-04
q WHEELING WEST VA THURSDAY MORNINGS JANUARY

is when the wife ceases to be beautiful
in the eyes of her husband that she
ceases to exert IN influence other than
the torpid influence of habits, and 1t is
then that a man's eyes wander and his
thoughts linger about other women, to
grati1y his God-implanted need of the
beautiful. Whatever destroys beauty
Induces coarse IL not lax morals, makes
a domestic servant, or at best house,
keeper, of n wifa, and robs the wife of
her happiness. The drudgery of house
hold cares, a false domestic economy,
which day after day takes vitality from
the wife, makes her hands muscular
instead Of soft and flexible, and when
evening comes leaves her too wearied
to communicate any vivacity and va
riety, to her conversation and her jad-
ed husband sits facing her, inert and
yet restless. 1t is then that elegantand
charming woman-a fascinating wo-
man-would arouse that man, renew
his lifes redouble his strength, and give
zest to his hours of rest; and 1t is then
that the wife, sacrificed to "woman's du-
ties''-that is TO say, tolhousehold cares
is incapable of refreshing her hus.
band, and, with ever multiplying lines
on her face, withever-va.> >ishing bloom,
with fast-fading beauty, is sacred and
honored only because she is mother.
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shouId women worIs.

a
A true understanding of social econo-
my will not permit woman to besubject-
ed to any work that robs her of physi-
cal charm and moral serenity. That
thousands ofwomeny are compelled to
labor that unsexes them-that checks
the symmetrical growth OF their bodies
and the harmonious development of
their natures-is to them the fatal lneces-
sity of an imperfect and progressive
society. But the whole effort of thinkers
and workers is to emaneipate the labor
ing classes, or to protect them from the
wretched consequences of over work
The emancipation of man from the
Injustice of other than self imposed
work is prior to that of woman, simply
because woman cannot be emancipated
before man enjoys free activity.
Considering the fact that the end OF
living is not work, but perfection, or
beauty, and believing that woman, in
society as fully organized as our own,
help men5 best when they are most
engaging and beautiful, we must write
that Mrs. Stowe has made q false
application of the theory of work. 1t is
wronginot only from the aesthetic point
of view, but also from the moral point
of view; women need love; men need
beauty. The passion of love in woman
and mans passion for beauty are the
two great and Irresistible antago-
nistS of duty in the social world. Mems
lidesire for beauty Is as unquenchabie
and beneficeut as woman's need ofloye,
sand the prime cause of unfaithful-
mess of men is disgust for the dis
Figured and oyerworked, the ungrace7
| fGlI and unattractive matrons whom
they ealll wives. When a wife
4 ceases to be that charming, Sympathedc
and beautiful being TO whom her hus-
band gave the first caress of his eyes
and the homage of his heart she ceas-
es TO excite admiration, and she ceases
i to betfthat intoxication and delight
which keep men, exposed to the sirens
of life, faithful to their first choice. 1t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-04
TheMonroe DoctrIne-.ATimeIy Warn

Ing
A Washington dispatch to the New
York Ifhes sintfmates that when Com
gress re=assemb1es we shall have the
Monroe Doctrine-the Mexican ques-
tion-on the tapis, ,ffor solution. Tits init
mated also that the President will turn
over all the correspondence to the two
houses and that while he will not
recommend an actual force policy, yet
he will not set his face by any means
against her for the sake of enforcing
the doctrine. We presume that Congress
will weigh well not onlycthe correspon-
dence but all the possible issues that
can grow out of it. We have no idea.
that there is such an absolute faulty
prevailing in.that body,as to think of
war with France for any reason that is
apparent at present, Certainly we shall
never have a vote from the Union party
in favor of hostile measures against
Maximilian simply on the ground of
his occupation of Mexico. Governor
Anderson of Ohio, a synopsis ofwhose
message we-gave in Mondays dis
patches, has taken the view that we
sincerely hope Congress will take Of
this wholeAd Monroe doctrine and Mexican
question. Hiswords are timely. They
should be widely circulated among the
people. We need to be delivered as a
nation from the delusions that have so
long prevailed in regard to our duties
lon this continent In the way of propa-
eating our institutions among the half
lciyilized, mongre1s who inhabit the
Mexican and Central American States.
we quote from his published message
as follows: &, ~. ~ asisij - . 20
What the Monroe Doctrine" exactly
is, we have never agreed among our
selves. It's origin is doubtful. Itspur-
pose was uncertain. Its means are, to
this day, unspecified. One thing is
yery certain, however. It is, in the
mouths of its present advocates, very
different in all these regards from that
| intended by, Great Britain, when, for
purposes OF her own, she suggested ii,
or by Mr.. Monroe and his Cabinet,
when they borrowed it from Mr.. Can
ming. Another is also most clear. 1t is
/ wholly Incompatible with that other,
! the fundamentalGd doctrine, which the
Father of his Country very Moses
| in our early MISUNDERSTANDING 70
us as a! last legacy, and as a perpetual
| rule of our national action, viz: To
sFbewafe of al entangling aIliances.pi
| Butifh question which really com
/ Germs us now is, not what its history or
i Its cIaptfAp name might imply 1t to be,
1ibut yyhafi IL Is in its own simple nature.
Hand. rs 1t seems to be now translated,
IlFit is 4 nronositi ion for our Government,
Il entirely without invitation, to elect
itself into sort of parent or guardians
u for the whole famiIy or batch of Spanish
American Republics and peoples on
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eDRr n al KISNERyF

TENDERS HIS THANKS TO ALL THOSE
L who have favored him with their conn-
dence and patronage, and would INFORM MS
friends and the people generally, that heW1u3
the coming year, occupy his Old ONCE onSd
street near Reed & Krafts Drug Store, Centre
Wheeling, w. Na.t where he may be consult
ed In reference to their disease, the nature and
character OF which, the, Doctor Is able at all
times, and under all circumstances to describe
and to assure OF the probable result and dura-
tion. OF Treatment He practices the Eclectic
SYSTEM OF Medicine, using mild but effective
remedies, supporting Instead OF depressing
the Vital Powers The medicines used by
him are prepared and put up In his own
once Besides the treatment of Acute Dis
easFs Dr. Kisner will give his attention to the
freafInent of all varieties OF Chronic dfseSsse
Tllnt scourge of the human raoe, Scrofulas in
All ifs varied forms, viz: Purulent Discharges
froF1 fine Far 50 prevalent among children
PnTIiIent Cpihaluiia OIanR, Enlarged Glands
1TISsTafiof1s (aneeFs and all y0rit3es OF Skin
NiSeasfs yVfliI receive his special attention.
DiseaseS az the Throat, Lung and Heart IAv-
ar sounplaintR DIaFrhuea, DySenteFy and Piles,
Diseases az the Urinary Organs, SyphiliSs &c,
Nervous md Spinal Affections Eptlepsy,
RhetnRtfsrn md Paralysis, Diseases OF Fe-
Inoles DyemenorThea, Eeucorrhea, ProlaEsTfs
Uteri and All Painful Irregularities and Ner-
vous Diseases to which they are sunieGIs ne
treats sueceSSfully. The treatment OF CH1l-
DREN wiIlrecelYe the same attention eS here
tofore. All eonsultadons and -cotnmunlczl-
tions strictly confidential, and VIII receive
prompt attention, Night calls cheertully an
swered, once hours nom 8 to u Ans Ito
and TO ePsM.s tstfHt 10 iun4kl Z,
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0MGttettigetrte
RATFsoF sUBscRIPTIoN.
RATES OF ADVERTISING,
State Matters.

A fair indication of the growing pros
peiity OF our State is given by the es-
tablishment of new newspapers and
the Improvement of the older among
our State exchanges. IT is an assur-
ance that the future of our people is to
be intelligent and their prosperity
healthy and permanent. And when
every county of West Virginia sup
ports a4newspaper a published in its
midst we shall be satisfied that the
State has reached her proper position
In the civilization Of our time.
Our readers have noticed in our adj
vertising column /, the prospectus of the
Glarksburgy National Telegraph. We
are glad to see that General Northcott
still remains at his edit ditoria1r post with
an evident, If 'unexpressed, determine
ton to add to the already enyiable rep
utation Of his journal, and that his pen
and influence are still ITO Rbel actively
employed on behalf of the good cause.
We are glad of the opportunity to say
that the Telegraph offers to subscribers
reading matter of a character surpassed
by no paper in the State, and to adver-
tisers the advantages of atlarge and
increasing circulation. .o9f 42i''4@
We notice too with pleasure that our
sprightly neighbor, the We1lsburg Her
aid, dons at the holidays a new typo
graphical dress. The Herald is a fair
exponent of the community it repre-
sents, and we proffer it the compliments
of the. season, with hope that the peo-
pleof Brooke and Hancock will but do
by the Herald as it does by them, when
they will do we'll.
David s. 'Pinnen, of 'Upshur, Solo
mon 81 Fleming, of HarrisonI and Hen
ry g. McWhorter, of Kanawha, are
spoken of as candidates for the Speak
srshfp of the House of Delegates. All
are gentlemen of ability and parlia-
mentary experience. .zcaH :.
During last week County Teachers
Associations were organized in Kama
wha, Marion and Monongalia counties
and bid fair to become means of great
good in advancing the cause of educa-
ton in the State.
On account of violations of the law
at the fall election in Roane county, its
Board ofsupervisorsi refuse to make
any rotuFn of tho eleetior,so OF delegates,
but submit copies of the poll-books for
its action. Christopher Hively receiY-
ed majority of the votes and will per-
haps be admitted by the House.
An election was recently held in.
Hampshire county on the question of
,ljyidipo tI,a county The vote WINS
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Flour. Flour.

S1(l(l isfTe35)0 bblS. Solar star choice fami1y.
GObbIs Phoenix, Extra famtly.s
lSO bbls st Gene We've Double Extra y
IS bblS. Golden Sheaf Double Extra for sale by
noyI0 = ,...l5.5 LIST. MORRISON &G0.a
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nNHE BEST TONIC IN THE WORLD
They invtgorate, strengthen and give new
life TO the system. They work like magic,
and will cure all cases OF Dyspepsia, Debility,
Intermittent Fever. Diarrhea, Scrofula, Gont.
Gravel, Jaundlce, Nervous Affections, Liver
Complaint, Los Of Appetite, Heartburn.
Bilious Collie, Cholera Morbus, Fever and
Ague, Rheumatism, Salt Rhenm, Sea-sicS-
ness, &C, &C. 1li1f y-fliii y AH
They Contain no Poisonous Drug.
PURELYVBGErARLE.-H celebrated
Golden BitterS are composed OF GenttRn, Cal
anus Root, Wild Cherry Bark, AniSe, Orange
Peel, Ca1isaya Bark, Colunbo, Bark Of Sasa-
mas Root, Sherry Wine. ButteTnut Bark, Car
away Seed, Yellow Dock, Dandelion, &c.,-an
preserved In Jamaica Rum.
Tho Great Cure for All Diseases OF the
Stomach, Liver and B0WeIsI
The sick and suffering have always felt the
necessity for safe and trustworthy medi-
cine, free from calomel and other corrosive
minerals, which, while acting gently and
without producing nausea or pain, would 50
thoroughly cleanse, strengthen and regulate
the internal organs as to enable them to per-
form their proper functions without con-
tinual resort to medicinal aid. Ifla 81
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HUBBEL's SUPERIOR OLD
CABINET BRANDY, (Medieated.,

,- UNnQUALED REMEDY FOR
Diarrhea, Summer Complaint, Cholera Nor.
bus, Gripping Pains In the Bowels, Cholic and
Chronic Dfarrhea. 1t Is highly approved by
the Medical Faculty for change Of water and
diet. Used with great success in the army
hospitals in violent cases of Chronic Diarrhea.
This preparation Is simple and harmless un-
adultered, expressly for medicinal use.
For Sale In an Parts OF the World.
nS-Central Depot, American Express Build
ing, 65 Hudson Street. New York. Manufac-
tory Corner Water and Ferry Sheets, Hudson,
NY. GEO. @. HUBBEL & CO.,
Proprietofs.
McCABE, KRAFT & CO., Wholesale Drug
gists, Wheeling, Sole Agent for West Viz
ginia; also, proprietors Of Krafts Dtarrhea
Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup. Improved
Nerve and Bone Eminent, DR.. StahIs Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair OH. 81.
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