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may 2l-1m
n ugusta White Sulphur and
~. Alum Springs

formerly known as STRIBLINd'S, IS miles from
Staunton, Augusta County, VI.
This delightful mountain retreat 13 miles north
west of Staunton, and directly on the Warm
Springs and Harrisonburg Turnpike, has been
undergoing improvement Ter the last year and is
now ready for the reception of Visitors; Persons
leaving Baltimore, Washington, kichmond or
Lynchhurg arrive at this place the same day by
p m. The TABLE will be supplied with the best
FARE the country affords.
With an experience Of many years, as the Leg.
see Of one of the finest watering places in Virginia.
for his guide, the proprietor fatters himself that
he will be able to afford satisfaction and pleasure
to all who visit the Augusta White Sulphur and
Alup Springs, for the Restoration Of Health or for
Pleasure.
ray A FINE BAND OF MUSIC has been en-
gagged for the season, and full corps Of attentive
and efficient servants will be on hand to attend to
the wants of guest
Already the demand for the strongly inpregna-
ted tAlEm Water Of these Springs has caused the
Proprietor to send it out in bottles fer sale to the
invaids who cannot find it convenient to visit the
Springs. To these who eanne' visit the springs
its use is confidently RECOMMENDED.
sas~ ROARn.-Per day, $3.50. Per week.
SIS Per month, $50
To Families that wish to stay few months Of
the season, liberal deduction will be made from
above rates J.. A. HEFELFINGER,
may 27-tf TA Proprietor.
wTF ESLEYAN Female Institute,
WV STAUNTON, VA ag
The final written examinations be ore the Fac
ulty in this Institution will close the 18th Of jane
The final oral examinations conducted before
the Co nmittee, will commence Thursday, the 18th
and close the 20th ofJune.
| Sunday, the 21st Of Juns--Annual Commence
ment Sermon, by Rev. Wm. Y. Tudor, OF Wash
ington city.
Tuesday, the 2srd of June, at s,o'slock, P.
n. Annual Junior Concert, conducted by Pref. J..
II. Hewitt.
Wednesday, the oath Of Jsne--At u clock,
Meeting Of the Board Of TrHsteee.
Wednesday, (saTe day.. at o'clock, P. NJ.
Annual Senior Concert and Cantata conducted by
Prof. Hewitt.
Thursday, the 25th of June, Comm encement
Day-Order of Exercises:
First Reading the Report of the Committee
| Second-Annonncement Of the Standing end
| Graduation Of Students.
Third-Confsrring Degrees.
| Fourth--C Commencement Address by ReY. Lo-
renzo D. Huston, D. D. Of Baltimore.
| The public are cordially invited to attend all
the exercises except The examinations; to the lat
ter the officers and patrons Of the Institute are
alone invited. WM A. HARRIS,
NAV 27-te Presidert
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-05-27

Give us a fAll registration and the whites
will be sure of forty thousand majority in the
State. Unless We gre doubly false to our
own interest, we will and must defeat the
Constitution.
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RK iilinery Goods.-Mrs PAGAN is re-
AVE- ceiying her Spring and Summer Goods,
selected witt. great care by herself. She is coma
dent that she can please any who may give her .
call. "ss
Orders from the country will receive prompt
attention.
Store next door to DR.. Arthur's Office and oppe-
site Mr. F. H. Links drug store,
~ B.-Pattern Boaaets will be opened Friday
the 10th instant. may l3-tf
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Sergeant Bates lately bantered to take
tour through New England upon the same
conditions on which bis Southern tour was
performed, gives the following reasons Why
such an undertaking would be gfeat risk :
First-To undertake a journey through the
New England States without money is equiv
alsnt to starvation. Second-Te travel
through that region with money he ran great
risk Of being robbed on the way
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-05-27

There never was such stealing within tho
memory Of man, as there has been since the
negroes became the royal wards and pets Of the
nation. We could ill up our paper almost
with accounts of theft which daily occur in
town and the surrounding country anvsus
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-05-27

List Of unavailable letters remaining in the
Post Office Of this place, up to date.
Miss Lucy Brown, Alton Depot. Va, no
stamp, Mrs. NJ. E. Kline, Nit. Crawford, no
stamp, Miss Sallie r. pagHle, Salem. no stamp,
Robert Elder, Staunton, no stamp, George NJ.
Apple, Greenviile, no stamp, Willie H. Bark
man, Orange C. H., revenue stamp.
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Rich .JeEelry!

p ich JeTelry!
IL The largest and finest assortnsnt Of
JEWELRY IN THE VALLEY
Also fine selection Of Wat.nes, Clocks. sp.o,
fasles, Silver and Plated Ware, and Fancy Arti-
sss- Every ';ticle warranted IS represented Or
money refunded ~:
"atcDss and Clocks repaired and warranted It
moderate charges. 3. MAYNE,
from 225 Regent street, London, now MAN street.
opposite G. Hirshes store Stanton, Va.
nov got
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The proposed Constitution has not single
redeemiag feature in it. White degradation
and black elevation is its only object Will
- T.. e:...a4A 'nea # T'i-rin;a resa Il Snyn,
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r AIDES FAIR
- On Court Day

The Ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
will held Fair in Union Hall, Staunton, ON
MONDAf, the 1st Of June next, and will have
on hand for sale great variety of Usetul and
Fan;g articles, which will be offered at reasona-
BILE prices. Purchasers will receive in every in
stance the full value of the price paid A DIN
NER, including all the Injuries of the season.
will also be furnished. The patronage of gem
tlemen from the country attending court, as we'll
as OF citizens of the town, is solicited.
NAV 1885,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-05-27

TNTEREsTING 70 FEMININE LOVING
Swain and Tendsf Nsyde, Eq4aflible Match
Maker. Green Willow Prom enade, Warranted
Parson Sticking Plaster, Photograph Albums in
large quantities. just received. among them the
Indestfuctible Patent Hinge Back Album. Prices
less then hsretpfere
may 6-tf q. htkSH GU.
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C. T. LIrcHK1ELp, WIN. KING.
Of Washington CO., Va. of Lynchburg. Va.
r. ITCuFIEID & KING. s@
Ia GENERAL COMMISSION MEkGII ANTS,
tat old stand Of Mcdaniel II Irby)
LYNCHKUkG, VA.
Offer their services to their friends and the pub
lie generally for the sale of Q Jun ~ odu 9.
Mn make liberal advances m /, s.,j..,,te Mi
clcs in store, and will make prompt returns for
all sales. En- may 27-tsll.
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-AvING determined to remodel our mill.
I'LL preparatory to grinding wheat. it becc.ae.
nsces.ary to close out our plaste. a. 5000 as DOE
sible, and We therefore offer the remainder of il
at $l3 per ton of 1000 lbs
may 2oam PARKINS. NELSON & co.
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SOUTH's Gem and Ferotype
~ Gallery,

lUver Reane Alby's Clothing storey
! wish to inform the public that am prepared
to furnish them with GEM Pictures IN every tvle
OF the art-such Gem Types Fepotype and
Amhrotype. Four Gem Pictures for one dollar.
and finished in twenty minutes after making the
setting. pictures furnished in Cases, Lockets
and hreastpins. at the ehortest notice Call and
examine specimens. John Nj. SOUTH.
may 2O-3m
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r important to Farmers and Gard

III Important To Farmers ANA daar0-
n ners.-4 Patent Inuigorafor that keeps
off all worms and vermn-will put end to the
wcrm that is destructive to peach trees, revives
declining trees and produces new green park, will
ADVANCE young orchard one year in bearing,
prevents rot in Irish potatoes. keeps worms frqm
attacking them In fact adding greatly TO the
increase of all crops and is blessing indeed
The required costs from 8fo 10 cents gallon
at retail Any one sending $500 Give doars1
to nae will receive the paieai papers by mail with
all necessary instructions l have 1000 testimoni-
ais to prove is efficacy, and will pledge the mon
ey back if it does not do all it says Address,
] ] HlTE Arlington Derot,
nay z0-tf Nelson county, Va
A NEW FENCE.-The attention of the farmers
~ of this county is requested to new style
of Board Fence. specimen of which is to be
seen in the Courthouse yard, Staunton.
1t is erected without posts, costs less to prepare
than the ordinary board fence, can be put up and
taken down with great rapdty, is firm and du-
rable, can be prepared during the winter and pre-
sents many points Of advantage for the considera-
tion of the farmer Farm rights win be disposed
Of upon reasonable terms, either by George E.
Price or the undersigned.
april 22-tfs DAVID rJcHER.
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sRAuNroN M1RcHAMpIsH.


1@D g wEtLERz
at CrawfeFd'1 CeRners
~ sree1sl attention Of their friends and tho
pnn14 tSt1ar large and varied stock Of Sprimr
and 1NMMner Goods, now receiving and
whis6 hays been seIeeted with great care to meet
the wants ef the community and country at large
and owing to the seeming latepess 81 our present
purchase. tAak We Gan offer ali fayaring us with
call special Inducements. We are satisfied that
sallaad examination will convince the most * sp
tical Of the above assertion.
We think it superapous to enumerate but will do
90 in part. Our stock consists of
BLACK end coLORED SILKS, in great variety.
GRIPPE CRETONNS BLK. and COLORED,
AtkACAS. TAMIaE CLOTHS, PLAID
ADhAIRS. MOHAIR LUSTRES,
FAIL DE CHEVRRES, POLL
NETS, MOZAMBIQUES.
MOUSSLINES,
CHALLIES
The atteltion Of the Ladies il called I. s.r
Afack NJ
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NcW Noyels Malbraok, Fairfax,
IN Brakespeare, Poor Humanity, Norwood,
Jshn Milton and his Eimos Not Wisely But Too
Well, Jeanie's Quiet Life, Sooner Or Later,
DICKENS & WAVERLEY EOVELS-cheap
editions received by HUNTER = N0WLIN.
may 27-tf
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a nice line Of Silk saeques ear Re seen At
frysS 4 wEsIrT@
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We fully agree with the Richmond Dis,
patch, that The exigency and peril of Nir-
GINA demands that her sons shall come to her
defence with all their might and With all
their spirit. All that We hold dear--the hon.
or apd glory of the State-the peace, order,
ana dignity Of society-the public welfare
and general prosperity of the community
are at stake. If fer their preservation we
cannot give ogr labor and our means, then
are we unworthy Of the blessings of freedom
and good government Men of Virginia. to
arms To the rescue Of your honored mother,
whose renown is unequaled on this conti~
nent! Vindicate your rights and your title
to pedoninance in public affairs To these
objects, worthy Of the noblest exertiors, give
your hearts and hands with a devotion equal
to the exigency, and you will triumph. You
will secure peace and prosperity to yourselves,
order and dignity to the State, and restore
Virginia to her proud eminence among the
States Of the Union Fal! in this, and pub
lie disholor, private misfortune, State decay,
! social humiliation and disgrace, must eEsue--
| and the proud Commonwealth Of the Anci-
eut D ~ MON wilt decline into insigni6canco,
leaving no trace of her former glory!
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GOODS.


EMBRoIDERIEs. HOSIERY, GLOVES,
LINENS, sHAMLs, NOTIONS.
Baltimore city made shoes, comprising in part
LADIES MoRocco Doors, FHoxr LACE and Coz.
GREss CATERS, BALTIMORE Doors, great VARIETY
together with full assortment Of Misses and
Childrens shoes. 81
Gentlemen will find it to their advantage. 10
examine our. stock Of
French Cloths Cashmere.
Twse2s,
Ducks, yest;pgn
Casinetts, &c. "a -.
before purchasing elsewhere
We have also in store
FLOOR AND STAIR CARPETS
FLOOR AND TABLE OH. CLOTHS.
With many other things too numerous ia mon.
tlon. Call and examine for yourselves. -
may 13-tf HILB 4 WErJrp
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.em <>ac of Fashion,
.3ffss. KATE NJ. KELLEY.
nas Just ressived and1s now opening 1--WE hind
req dollars worth ofLace Points or Summer wrau-
,n .S Dress Trimmings of every descriptions
~na M'est style. Many other articles too nul
may 18-tf 3 !.
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KYYall Paper select assortment of
" samples of WALL PAPEk--LATEST
STYLES, and at EVERY price, can be found at
may 27-tf HUNTER 8 NOWLIN'S.
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~ ''17'7777 ''7'7777
Book Notices,

BOOK 1OJ4cees A
Harpers Monthly, for June, has been re-
ceiYed, with aspleudid table Of contents.
Goderfor June, is a charming number,
indeed. The embellishments are superb no
lady should be without Cooley.
Demorest, is also at hand. We cannot say
too much for this charming monthly, and the
present number before US shows 9 steady i'm
provemept.
pemorest's Young America, expressly for
children, is an indispensable, in fact there is
no parent who would be without Young
America if they are acquainted with the style
The price is only 81 so year
From Harper's, we have the Weekly and
Bazaar, the former has its share Of good things
while the latter is filed with fashion plates
and explanations, besides fine stock Of read
ing matter. =
From Sullivan's, We have Saturday Night
which is getting very popular, and Frank
Leslie's Illustrated, a very interesting NUN
Der.
The Metropolitan Record, as cam.
paign paper, is 4 MOL. The Illustration,
are splendid, in our opinion, the Record il
worth bushel Of such as the La Crosse Dem
ocrat, and the like.
The Philadelphia Age, as Campaign
paper. promises and will no doubt hold its owl
with other Conservative papers.
The Southern Opinion is equally refreshing
as ever real treat to anv. old Con fndorata
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cilyer Plated Casters and ICE PITCH
- ERS for sale by
MERRIKEN s WALLER.
may 2I=tf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-10
for theshort term; Is a native Of Eogan

flor the short term; is a native ofEogar
county, Ohio. He graduated in the
Cincinnati Law college in 1858. Ir
1862 he entered the Federal army as a
captain of volunteers, and was twice
breveted for gallant services. He was
finally compelled to leave the service on
account of wounds, but afterward re-
turned as breyet Captain in the 9th reg
ular infantry. At the close of the war
he acted as Adjutant and Inspector Cen
eral on the staff of General, now Gov
lernor Scott re siat - h,.=l.i,sf afaR
In the State Senate there are twenty
four white MEMBERS and nine colored.
The House of Representatives is com
posed of forty white, and eighty-three
colored members. There are only seven
IN the Senate known to be Democrats,
and fourteen in the House.
On Friday the public schools of the
city closed their sessions for the sum-
mer holidays. During the recent term
the number Of pupils lin attendance on
the various schools steadily increased. ~
Fhe teachers and pupils in attendance
On the lst of July numbered as follows:
Normal school, 429 pupils and IL teach
srs' St. Philip street school, L, ,075 *,
pills and s25i teachers; Meeting s.Lp. .pr..
SCHOOL, 317pupils) and teacl sss. ' Mes
rs street school, eolored .l,;,I,.n,.Dr11 s, rn
,upils and n teachere - '''' - =
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SheriA,s Sale.

bol John n Hensel' a Court of Common Pleas
Elizabeth Henser ct fIafa,i IL psrsition
IN PURsUANCE OF AN Or DER OF
will offer for sale on the premises, on .sbno35a
Saturday, the 10TH day of August, A. D.
vaT .v4nt,6, sres 1868, rTe2 2 .sedo
at ten ocloclcA. NJ, the following described real
estate, to- wit; Situate in Jefferson township,
iss to1hsp range q %iis
lspds. bounded aud described .as follows: 9E SIS
Beginning at the southeast corner of No. 10
oak sO,inehss in diameter bears north % degrees,
bears north 80 degrees, east Is links thence north
81 poles toa post. from which an ash "a inches di
am eter bears north 80 Degrees west sdinks. OAK
links thence east 100 poles to the line Of the lot;
thence south 81 poles to the beginning, conta ming
SO acres, 2roods and 20 perches being the premises
conveyed to said Martin Hensel by John Stephen
cordef' Of Franklin county, Ohio in record
No. So page 424 excepting tberefrom about 40 poles
of land conveyed by said Martin Hense and wife to
John Clots and Jacob Neiswander BY deed of
in said Recorders office, and excepting also
tweIve and half I12a) acres out of the Southwest
corner Of said tract conveyed By said Martin Hem
sci and wife To John Clots by deed dated February
franklin eonnty. Ohio, in book No. 80, page 255l
leaving thirty eight t30 acres, more or less, of
which said Martin Rensei died seized.
TermsTOne, third of the purchase money cash in
balance in twoyears from the day of sale, deferred
payments to bear interest and be secured by mort
gage on the premises. 49,, "a F,o---,f- -
Printers fees sIs. Is .g5Teq
GEORGE b. .EARHART. Sheriff.
H. B. ALBERY, Att iylO-dItwtd
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zab SHERIFF,S SALES.
Sherif'sgSal

Charles Doolittle ct al..) Court Of Common Pleas
l.. cherry 9if5 s0fii5laW 0i fra1t,la county1 'Hy1
NIOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ will offer for sale ct public, auction; at the
in Franklin county, Ohio. on 80 9i.'u 4ls55q--3
Saturday, the: 10th day, of August, A. d,
2 guk .g,,,q,C,I II 1868,
at ocleck P NJ. the undivided third interest
z sS sSess 70 the
estate to-wt situate in Franklin township. Frank
lin county; State of Ohio. and bounded and de-
q Lots Nos. and 3. as delineated on the plat in
the proceedings in scertsn case in partition in the
aforesaid. wherein Jacob Huffman and John NJ
" hte ct al; were defendants, said proceedngs be-
Ne as rsSoIss aS ss
d9o said lot No. being described as follows Be-
9annEns With
the north ne Of said lot south 80 degrees, 81 min
utesswestaas poles to stake in the county road.
and nprtwest to- said lot No. j: thence with said
road north Idegeee, As minutes, east 80 poles to
ssssfras and red oak on the east side Of said road
Lttsnee with his line south so degrees, 30 minutes
east 70 poles to elm and white oak another cor
poles to saks in the edge Se Of prsfs
another corner to Denissons thence IL degrees, 80
o
to burr oak another corner, to Denissons; thence
f s to
north 70 degrees 80 minutes. east poles to stake
another corner. toDenisson's thence south 10 de-
gress 30 minutes, east IS poles to the beginning 40
acres. saI [H5 slit ~ ,--4'5'f -
Lot No. 8 is bounded as follows: ,abfutlo 10
oBeginning at black oak, hickory and elm on the
bank Of the Scioto river; thence 80 degrees, west
so minutes. west IS poles to- 4 stake from which
mulberry Is inches in diameter bears north 81 de-
grees. east y inks thence south 80 degrees, east
323 poles to buckeye. two small honey locusts on
the bank of the river lowericorner on said river
,ot No. 4. designa ted said plat in said parti
ing there on to the place OF beginning containing
one hundred and six acres, more or less.
T.. Cherrys inte-estappraised at %, 1873 50.
-SGE sTGE0RGE q. EARHART, Sheriff.
= A.-W. GRAHAM Atty. jy15-d1t&wtd
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[nREIGE 0F THE

RAILWAY Co., COLUMBUS, o.. July 90, 1868. IN
NOTICE Is HEREBY. GIVEN THAT, A
~ meeting of the Stockholders Of the Columbus.
Chicago and Indiana Central Railway Company
will be held at the Office Of the company in the City
of Colnmbns, Ohio. on w ednesday, the 18th day Of
and O'Clock 2. M to ratify or eject certain con-
Tracts Tracts made by said company and ratified by the
Indianapolis Railroad Company. and also. with the
Indianapolis and Vinceunes Railroad Company,
meeting. n - - 0 'o
By order of the Board Of Directors,
july22-dtillaugl2 ~ .>,'sr' Seoretary.
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3 NOTICES 81 77I
StS.@ -- ~ T
Bank Notice. Il

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN all whom it may concern. that the City Bank
organized and carrying on business as an fndepen-
dent Banking company at the city of Cleveland,
Ohio. under an act of the General Assembly of the
said State Of ohio, entitled An Act incorporate
the State Bank of Ohio and other Banking Com
panies, passed February 24th, 1S45, being desirous
Of relinqushing and closing its Banking business,
tothat end has in pursuance of the statutes Of
said state of ohio in such case made, paid and
amount Of its circulating notes. and delivered the
same to the Treasurer of State of the said State of
Ohio to be destroyed. and have provided means and
given security to the satisfaction of the Treasurer
Secretary and Auditor Of State of said State of
circulation at the Office of the National City Bsnk
Of Cleveland. at the said city of Cleveland where
said City Bank is located.
Done by order of the Board of Directors of the
City Bank of Cleveland, July 9th, 1868,
LEMUEL WICK, President.
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FLORISTS.

1NDERwOOD & co. ARE NOW PRE-
u pared to furnish from their extensive Nurse
~, east Of the County Fair Grounds, between
Brosd and Friend streets, all varieties of Orna
Bourbon and Tea Roses new varieties of Peonies.
Chrysanthemums, Dahlias, Verbenas, &C., DC. The
collection will not be wanting in any desirable
novelty. Cut Flowers of great variety in season.
apr2i-eod6m .1uEyfH HW0aA tl4
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{ Mor1IHrR5IRR &C., = e77T5-5 3, a. d

to break afh. y said a lad. .e is sit3 ii wrong
INV I2eg-shells q IS Certainly not,
WI WI .ear,'',a said the mother. b9ffBut
:. lat do you ask such sillyaquestions 5
I for f't 20 Because Il have just dropped,
lthel basket with all the eggs iii IT, said
he ' ,,i,,,e se-4 +,
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NOTICE.
BANK OF COMMERCE,

: : :" -" : z
! ID - CLEVELAND, May %, 1865
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN holders of the outstanding notes1 of the late
Bank of Commerce, and all other parties interested
that after the expiration of six months from this
date, application will be made to the Auditor. Sec
Bank the stocks deposited to secure the outstanding
circulation of said Bank in pursuance of the forty
first (4D section of the act to authorize Free Bank
ing passed March 2lst, 1851. = 5...- ~ -
f',1. ~ JOSEPH PERKINS. President
H. r. HURLBUT, Cashier. -'ili5 Una y25 dom
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MEDICAL.

as- PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE. A New
CouRsE OF LEcTuEEs, as delivered at the New
York Museum Of Anatomy, embracing the sub
jects: How to live and what to live for |; Youth,
Maturity and Old Age; Manhood general review
ed The cause of Indigestion, fatulence and Ner-
vous diseases accounted for; Marriage philosoph-
ically considered, &C.. ~, -. =
Pocket volumes containing these lectures win be
forwarded to parties unable to attend on receipt Of
four stamps, by addressing SECRETARY, NRw
YoRK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY AND SCIENCE, 8ls
BROADWAY NEW fsRK.I sl1 vNY-febes-dly d
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ROsadalis is a Potent Remedy In all
-Er11 Chronic Diseases.
FROM CIV. BLo6ST. Esq, ATreolRNE1Y; AT LAW.
sft -9e WILSON. NoRTH CAROLINA Sfi a
have been cured of Chronic Inflammation of the
Ear and Partial Deafness of ten years standing by
Rosadalis. GEO. W. BL0UNT. y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-10
u,as.ssLLu.. -. . =. ~ - So. -. es.sLa.

aged Eve years, was vaccinated with what proved to
be impure matter. which eompletely destroyed his
and extremeiy tPoabIesoIe ErSpti6S Of the SIN
sometimes breaking out in sores, &C.: Rosadalis was
pres ribed by my family Physician, Dr. A, ID. Moore.
mains entirely I'VE Eysu-es3 ,h'saas91n nsNIEE1 81