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ANoBLB ARTloLE.-The testimony OF
Intelligent men and Womsp, In favor Of
any given; thing, cannot be thrown
aside. and regarded as worthless. Dr..
HooHLANDs GERMAN BIrrERs have re-.
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appreciation Of the most eminent men
In this and other communities. The
human system very often needs Tonic
to strengthen Il, and 10 aid In the per.
formance OF its functions when It be.
comes debilltated. The German BItters
does this, and possesses The additional
advantage Of being non-iu toxicatipg.
For the cure Of Liver Complaint, Dys.
pepsIa, Nervous Debility. and all dis
eases Of the nervous system, 1t Is une-
qpalled, and Is recommended by ply.
siclans Of the highest standing. The
wonderful. sale which this article has,
is ofitsslf a sufficient guarantee OF lls
surprising excellence.
'Rooaunds German Bitters' contains no
Liquor Of any description. HooFLAHD's
GERMAN ToSIG Il q combination ofail
the ingredients Of the Bltters, with pure
Santa Cruz Rum, orange, anIss, 60,
making preparation OF rare medicinal
value The Tonic is used for the same
diseases as the BIttets, In some caseS
where alcoholic Stimulsnt is REQUIRED.
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WEST V1RGINIAL1EMs

THE cash subscription to the west
Virginia Central Railway Company"
Stoek 10 being taken iIeelp. The town.
ship meelInRS Tor Tie purpose OF got.
ting additional subscriptions, have not
US yet taken place, but viii In q short
time, when We haYe NO doubt, but
what the required amount OF one hun.
drPd thousand dollars Will be- SUBJ
Bcribed.-BucAGnaR NeIrS.
From ne Pun Handle NslpI
The Atortn OF Wednesday eyeIln II.
damaged the Tesidenceof Henry Calen-
dine. Esqr OF this county, very serious
ly, blowing the south end Of the roof of I
and tearing down the gable end on The
west side. The storm uidconsiderable
damage In town, also, In the Way OF
destroying frnit trees and vegetables,
"A new lodge OF Good Templars has
been organized In New Cumberland.
Hancock county. --.--.a-r------l, -
1t 10 likely that Judge Melvin will
bold especial term, for the TRANSACTION
OF ChAncery business, about the l0ih of
August. r. ~
EfOn tie ShephcTdaotVn R,0isler.
On Thursday last large Bass was
Aouuu hVaubk On Tue river, with good
sized TALL fish sticking IN his m6nIh.
lust past the gills, 80 That there was no
backing, out. Supposed 10 have come
10 death by chOking-lhe effects Of
taxing oil At one bite, Il weighed four
Mr.. George Lambert was thrown.
from his horse Oh Monday, and aevaret
~ Injured about the head and face IA
Was going to the country after cettIe
bis Injuries, though severe, are moi con'
HIuersd dangerous, ANAL eHs doing ss
well ~ could be expected. la. ;. -,
We forgot last week 10 sayssoma.
tMng about our bass fishing OF The
week before. Everybody asks, "what
I hnss Well, We caught about ATTY
DASs-many Of them weigh SIX bounds.
from he RdnaaOAa Republican, =. = ~ !
NV, I'VE are informed that our fsllow
S Ssuasni M. Jamea Conneil, met with n
severe loss week or len DAYS 400 hS
me burning OF the barn on ia ,ssnt ~
Elk river. The barn was 'S,rnsil IN IN
lightning and fred, and its aS,tsS 10y "
tents destroyed. There wsrs t1n : S Sons
In the barn At the tIme. ona ~ n antts
was Instantly killed BY Inc lIoh, mIIea
In attempting 10 rescue the otSSr ~
gentleman VINO lives on, the place NY S"s
20 badly Injured that bis recovery h
doubtful. -t.t.f.7. 80 W." ~. "
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!HAr Tho Presldent lavors The Stokes

THAT the President fAvors the Stokes
party In Tennessee and opposes the
nomination Of Dent for Governor Of
MIssIssippi, seems TO be couclusively
settled. The Washington 'Rcpublica
says that among The visitors at the
White House, on Friday was geu-
tleman, who, in conversation with the
President, preached the subject Of poll.
tics 10 Mississippi and the Dent move
ment In that State. The President was
reminded OF the conflicting reports In
relation TO his feelings and views upon
that question, and that 1t was asserted
that be had already given bis adhesion
10 Judge Dent. The President replied,
substantially, TO his visitor, that the
patronage Of The Administration would
not be cast In favor OF Dent, as the par.
ty that supported him was believed TO
be inimical TO the Republican party OF
the country. In the course of conversa-
tlon the President took occasion to ex.
press regret that so many good Repub-
llcans were found acting with men who
he believed failed to give genuine and
hearty support TO the Republican party
and the measures adopted by the Ad.
mInlstration. BE does not believe there
isany issue In Mississippi which should
cause q division In the Republican
ranks In that State, and as between the
party supporting Judge Dent and his
opponents, he iaybrs the latter as being
the true representatives Of the prlncl.
cIplsS Of his administration. This
would seem 10 settle that disputed
question. The President also talked
very freely upon Virginia politics. He
seems Satisfied with Col. Walkers cleo
ton, and has confidence In his iuteg.
. rity. He thinks, also, there is a fair
prospect OF the union Of the Wells and
Walker elements, and has no doubt OF
the thorough reconstruction OF the
State. ..r.... ..,.s
The letters OF Secretaries Boutwell,
and Cresswell, then were from this
source. Their wisdom has bGen more
than doubted, but the Secretaries indl-
viduAlly have received the credit for
their writing. The reason why The. Ad.
minIstratlon should supper, either Of
the divisions iS not particularly sppa.
rent, but In fAvorlng q movement which
Is opposed to the removal Of disabill.
ties, which was n conspicuous feature
OF the platform on which the President
was elected, there seems 10 be decided
inconsistency Walker was the liberal
candidate In Virginia, and Ssnter Is
the liberal candidate 10 Tennessee.
Stokes, however, receives the support
ofthe Administration. !" Or i"'
Secretary Boutwell'a letter seems cal.
culated to widen the breach between
the Republicans OF TENNESSEE, by re-
fiscIing on the patriotism OF Spnter's (
supporters, and as such has received
the severe Criticism OF The press. The
differences between the Two candidates
are not SO material as to render.ths
election OF either more desirable than
the firm consolidation OF the party
throughout the State and the couu try.
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special 8uttfes.
GRANT q PPOsPRPITV

bnIneha reylyes under The new regime.
Other than general causes have, however,
given = nemendouS rpetus 70 the tale Of
Grtstadprp's Excelsior hair Dye.
Tho chemists have come out In two leading
scientific journals against The lead ana sui.
phur potSo"' Jor Ne head (for that 4 thelr
proper deGtsnationh with which tho eoun.
Try 10 infested. while pv. Chiffon, the flrSt
analytical chemist 1r! IN America, announces
70 the world that - ~
CrtstHiorosaDyGiSnAsFiy PoISonIessaa,,
and that he kn0Ua lTt6 beao, because he has
analysed IL oRIsTADoRos RAIR PRE-.
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charm on The hair aitsr pyeinE, Try d.
iy!eimdAw III
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Rules for RunIness Men.


Rule l. Cat mp late inlthe morning
and eat a hasty, breakfast. -. :
Rule 2. Rush at once 10 the cars 10
avoid exceas OF air and exerolA0.t
Rule 3. Wear q pair Of tight boots.
Rule I. Eat peanuts, smoke cigars,
drink brandy or 9 KhlSky between
breakfast and dinner, ~ IN =. r,jt
Rule 8. Lunch AZ q restaurant on
pakef's bread ,soggy potatoes and mIncs
Rule Q. Do all your business in a
Rnls7. Eat a hearty dinner, at six
O'clock, OF all sorts Of indlgestable com.
q Rule 8. Retire late. lI q
Follow these directions, aud twill
fb9 easy 10 be miserable. ~
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aysH ertlssMtats.
Wfealing Female COLLEGE.

cEssfoN WILL COMMENCE MONDAY,
III eOpl6mbof 9Th. Thorough and GkpeEls
Shoodi I0achom ID every department.
\ SunSufpAssod In talubIity, elevated above
gtound and open exposure on all hlde1, II
combines tho h0althiulnelg OF the country
with tho advantages Of the city. Board II
Address, Miss l.. HTILS0N, Principal, or
2. ~ HI bBARD, President OF the Board OF
DifectorS. RuRa.dARIo
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Bacon.
Flohr.
Proposals for Furnishing Washing.
~ ton School House. ::-i ia

SEALgD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
y celved by the undersigned up 70 2 O'Clock
z. H.. Monday, August 9Th. ensuing, for
furnishing eight rooms Of the now sshool
building In Warrington township, Fifst
Ward o. the City, with RittinRa (Soais and
deekD for four hundred and eighty (tS0. pu.
pllg; also With twenty.iour Recitation sel.iS.
and eight Tearhers' deskS, inc bids 'mnSi
specify the kInds or styles Of seats and
desks offered, whether SUombin htI0n
seat9." or Chalts ana DeskB, and WheIhar
aipgle or double, tbs prices SeV0rally or Inc
o oi htyles and nxeA. and the material
than nye sl1eS will be requin q, fiil .'gT@0
Th0 Board or Education viii mako n n.
lection nom the different styles offered, and
award the contract 10 tho lowest and baEf
bidder, the successful tompetiLot 10 deliver
me foEnitnre In Wheeling on or before Inc
18th day OF September ensuing, Us :,
the Board, however, reserve The rIRflt OF
rejecting all propoBlLioi1Aa y 1n2fE1 !
~ al, 49,. J.. y. BICREL, a. Q
,vs,.atC CHAIRMAN OF Building com1ittoe.
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SpstLal Aatltss
Erring hut Noble:

:, self'Help for Young Non, who having
a EtIea, desire q better MANHOOD. esnt d
dreH HOWARD SANITARY AID ALSO.
Vi maISN Bog ?, Philadelphia, Pc.
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Those Of our cItiEsns absenting themselves
from tho city during the summer months
eau have ths GsTELLIG ENCER sent to them
by maItfJrR week Or any longer term, for
Is cents per week. fIap TODD
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oE1ths 14kh, Wm. LAWN, aged 50
years; was killed 81 Gnllipolis, BY q
boy named John Van Week, aged Il
years. From the testimony given be-
fore the inquest, It appears that on
wednesday afternoon, John Van Week
and granddaughter OF Mr.. LAWN had
an alteration, In which the nephew was
roughly handled. A short time after
this, ~. LAWN approached Van Week,
(who had q ltnlis In. his handy and
taught him by the neck or shoulders,
slapped him on the side OF his face, and
probably ohokedlhIm. About this time
be was stabbed In the left groin, the ont
seVering the femoral artery. After re.
ceivinE the wound he deprived the boy
Of his knife, Snd ccseded In reaching
the door Of hIS house, across The street,
when he fell fainting In the arms OF
NJ. McHale, his step-son, excIaimiug,
rHs has stabbed mel I am murdered"
81 900 bail.
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Marietta Academy.

THE NEXT TERM WILL BEGIN AT
i tho same time a. the College term,
Thursday morning. September ID, and con-
linu6 GiIteSn weeks.
In the Academy, students arc prepared
for College, and lnliruetlon y given In all
branches usually tlught ip High schools.
students preparing for tho mlniBtFy, and
service, have their tuition EOmiIted, both In
College and In the Academy. PTomlAlnk
Gtndenu ~ indigont circumstances, can TO-
Tuition in College, 90 pOf annum, and In
Academy rs, board on reasonable termG.
ANDREWA, President, or J. II. JENKINS,
Principal OF Academy, ! n l.laIU.1T 80
MARlEtTA, Ohio, July %, 1850. tH,aa,li
Aug2 2US Do h. ID, 49, .'.#I so, odd.
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, Family Flour,

Inn BARRELS MAGNOLIA MILL8
lUU fresh ground from old winter wheat.
Just received and Tor sale by ," ~ ~"
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"a negro barber in this place relates
that few sabbathS sgo he was shay
Ing man, and aB he drew the razor
over bis face, he realized that he was
doing wrong In thus violating the laws
OF God by working on the Sabbath day,
and the thought also occurred 10 him
that the Almighty, In his dIspleasure,
might take from him the use Of bis
band 1.-The still perslsted In shaylng
persons on Sunday.
While he was thus meditatInR,
strange As It may seem, the strength In
his right hand and arm gradually de,
parted; he has not been able 10 shave n
man since that time-a period Of three
weeks, and has no use OF his hand
scarcely at the present writing, nor Ia
there any prospect OF its speedy re-
covery. .I....N' 70
Doubtless this is a Judgment upon
him for not Remembering the Sabbath
day" and keeping It holy M
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For oostIyeuesn, Dyspepsia, and'as fam.
ily medicine they are unriyalled. 4.
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sr No uotice viii DO taken OF coinmuni.
cations not accompanied by q res p0nRlhle
name, The name VIII DO considered conn"
deUttRl, but must In all caves accompany lot.
ters ns a guarantee Of good faith.
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Gheqtteltfqelltllflelsr';,

OFFICE. So IS uUIa6X SrRExg.
FREW, HA9ANs q HALL.
PRoPRIEToRS.
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCER

T e It NJ -
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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nB-TnDsI0nt entertainments CASH IN ad.
vance.
MARRIAGES Ann EUEHRALa NOTICES, 20
els., whom under AZ lnAS.
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OF men and women to produce stunted, scroiu-
Ions. rickety offspring, year after year, Tor as
loi g as Lsiure allows? We know what We
should do with animals IN such cases, but we
cannot do the same With men and women. ana
baby shows do not help US. In that NORTH
Woolwich show there we're babies OF all sorts,
from the nonkey-like triplets weighing three
pounds each up to young giantess OF plue
months old, with thigh as large as the arg
eat part Of q stout mans arm; from PuAet'
headed creatures. as bald as 30 many coots, 70
curious Aztec-lookiDg little thing with mat
OF black hair as thick and strong as nI1 iu,,
grown persons; from QUE cleanly-maae; hYely
youngster of months, with the inlelligent
eyes of two-year-old, to masses OF lump Jeny,
with DO more intellect than so mapy RrqhtinS
pigs. But no one could propagate or apons9
any of these varieties. The tbick-thleneo
monster must remain sui 9enH1s, uo'ess tne
mother produces its like; 80 Of the hairy type
so NJ the liyeIy kind. and Of all others. In
fact the question Of ultimate use met one ." ~
every turn; for here was show, WITH pr,Ies pt ~
be given to 80 many chances, NOT one eienea.
OF the whole concern being under human eGn-
troll as We eIarcise control, OF " ue loeuipoA.'
ted by science or the Will.
r. the nriges had been given, ss We said be-
fore. to cleanliness and intelligence OF manage
ment, and had been preceded by ipstructlon,
thers might have been some good 10 these
shows; but as things are, they are not; oHly
nonsense in Themselves, but very perniclous
and disgusting form Of nonsense, doing Innn-
itely more harm than good on what SIDE 30
ever We regard the whole affair. A large num-
Der Of women and young children are congre-
gated together in bad alr, and under unfaEor-
able conditions for health, cleanliness and De
oency; there is the chance Of infectious DIS
ease, al&ays latent somewhere amoDg the poor.
even when not openly displayed breaking out
when too late be isolated, and the conse-
o1ent chance Of fearful disaster; there is the
sure disturbance to the habits aud temper
of the .,other, and the consequent disturb
ance to the health of the child; and oil ior
the sake ofa prize, WHICH IL barren OF result
a mere sum Of money, which it we're better to
give in charity without the pretence OF claim
of earning at all. 1t is to be feared that chill
dren are but doubtful 6 ods to the poor at he
best Of times and quIverfull is by no means
the prayer of al East-end artisan troubled TO
find bread for the hungry mouths sbout hlm;
and il people with much money have pleasure
IN giving to those with little. there are only
too many to receive. and occasions never want.
ing. But let the thing be done honestly, and
with some judgment, and let charity and aims
giving be cal Ell by their night pames and Dot
CLOSED over with this si-phiEznthropic
qudsi-scientlfc varnish. A baby show ls q
mischievous sham aud degrading exhibition,
and the sooner We have seen the last OF the
kind the better for oil concerned.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Tn. monument at Washington.
Br +. o. TICKNoR.

A crovuless co'umn, planned oy prlde'
And tnsshe by the fatest
A world Of pathos bows beside
This .sioMBsr- NE" OF the ShesI
Hot Hrs whose cloudIess glories rise
above the eagles filht
Not THEIRS. whose klaired crimson cries
From every mountain heiSh'.
Silent an Mennon since the hour
That closed IN dawnless hate
Silent for taese as Shinar's tower,
Or ladmor desolatel
Avreek Of sovran swords and seals,
HespeS from the blush OF day;
A pyrsmii of i,rinr-ly shields'
Most vilely fbrowu away
Not tb1ther climbs the incense. stirred
PROM ca th mo9ntng's hour
Hot there the nest of breeding bird,
Nor hre sth Of any Tower.
Ncwuder walks upon the wall,
HoWailina bu2le sings
Tho trpschary that 81 l.ughtered all
TheSe thrice Anointed EfngsI
Whose mummird marbles gleam Hike ghosts
) Ath ySrl their doDjon'B gloom.
Sublime memorials bannered hosts
their own Il Hemendous tomb
Bald Tyranny alone shall tread
Tph consecrstsd SPOT
Rhenca tame hath Ned. where nope nee oeao'
And LInER1Y u not
The cruwnless shaft The shattered trust
Ruin, to rival these.
Ths ss earih shrouds not In the dust
Of sixty centuries
ToRcH HILL Ga.
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DEKG,s UNIVERSAL RUSSIAN
HEALING SALvE.

THIS VALUABLE REMEDY HAS EFFECrEp
innumerable cures. and has Coined tor i;s"la great
reputation The diecoverer Ct this Salve has applied
ltwith eminent succe.s in thousands of cases dur
ing the Ciimean War. and has cured dangerous
wounds in MANY casf considered mortal.
SiH. E. BkRG ia The soc possessor OF the valuable
secret mak,rg this alive; from "is experience In
using 1t in Europe aud he success attending 'ts ap.
plicaon THERE lie has been Induced to introduce 1t
into the Uuited states. IT kEL1EvES PAIN!
lhoe Who have Wou' ds, Bruises. Cuts OF oil
had. OF Scres, Felcus. Scratches. Musqulto Bites.
Eros FIFTEEN Joints, Sore l., g. Chilbla Ch'ldren's
scorbutic complaints on Hend and Fa g, are speedily
cured. It has proved { great advantage to ladies'.
and is peculiarly adapted fer gathered breasts sore
legs, &c. through confinement and other causes
/; acts like magic in removing Boils Pipple-, and
Cutaneous Diseases. and has been successfully
used for corps. buniols and Sore Throat, by apply
ing e1, rnal svery tveni q before going to bed.
For SAFE by all druggists. Price 25c.. Soc and 81
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Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, August 4-Nooa.-Consols 50. Ponds
quiet anc steady at SIX.
Afternoon Bonds 8Sx.
Evenins-,orsols s,h. Bonds steidy at ss1s.
Tai ow ass 9ls4ss
LIVERPOOL, august 4-Socp.-cotton frmer; up
lands 12zsd; Orleans lsl1sId; sales IL o0o bales.
Otuers unchanged.
Afternoon Lard frmer. Tall ow 46s Cd.
Evening.-Cotton shade 6rmer. Tallow Ais.
HAvRE, August L-cotton opened with Nc better;
1859. tt'i
FRANKFORT. August -Bondsts1
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW Yonx. August 4-Noon.- stocks strong.
Money ste:dy at Cato stcriibg 9N Gold 355S
Cotton steady st SsaS9Ec. Tdrpen,ine quiet at 42i
421Sc Rosin uncuanged.
Evenng drm;- sales 1900 bales at
ssAc q hur unchanged. whelt 1: better for
moderate export dea,aRd; No spring, 81 6S. Corn
9asc better; sound " TO- Oats Ease lower.
Mess pork heavy and sHe lower; new $ss 12ass 25.
Lard firm but quiet; kettle 191a2Oc. whiskes in
fair request Grocerie, frn. TurJeutine 42a421sc
Ros S2 2Oas. Fre'ehts very fem; on cotton, b'
steam I'd; on grain. ty sail, 71d. Money very
easy, Gold S5Z. Governments strong. 'G2's rs.
Southern feavy.
BALrraoRE August 4-cotton, nominal at S2}sr.
-Four uu!l ard scarce; Howndstreet superfne SEA
$50 whea, firm; coed to prime 81 55a1 65; low
grades neglected. Corn dull; white 81 05; yellow
81 0sa1iO Rye 81 90 Mess pork firm. Pacon &C.
tive; shoulders 1914. whiskey quiet at Fl l6
CINCINNATI. August -Whiskey IL at 81 0a.
Provisions FIR aud quiet. Mess pork s33 so. Pa
con, shoulders l5xc; clear sdes 1ssal9c; hams 24c
Lard 1910
ST LOUIS, August 4-whiskey 81 o5a1 o. Mess
pors quiet at ss4 50 Bacon quiet; shoulders 15c
clear rides I9c; sugar-cured hams 2ia.5c. Lard
quiet at lsHslsc.
LOUISVILLE August 4-Dacon, shoulders 1Gc;
clear sides l91sc; hams 22ha231sc. Mess pork
ssS 80
WILMINGTON, August Spirits ;urpcntine weak
SSkc. Rosin dul. Crude turpentine unchanged.
Tar So.
AUGUSTA, August Cotton. market frmor, but
nothing doi1g; sales - bales; receipts 16 bales;
midd,ng Slhc.
SAVANNAH. August A. Cotton. receipts 81 bales;
e1por to New York 1888 tf,es.
MOBILE, ADJUST A. otton, nothing done; re.
ceipts bales
NEW ORLEANS. August 4-Cotton firm; aa'es 80
bales Gold 35H sterling 491s. New York sight
exchange &c premium sugar, ctmDon 1laloc;
prime l4c Mo,asses, prime fermeLting sc.
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nR. RI &c H A US
LDEN medic s.

ASK FOR NO OTHER, TAKE NO OTHER, AND
you will save time health and money.
$1,000 REWARD for any case Of disease In ally
stage which they fail 10 cure.
DR.. RICH AUS GOLDEN BALsAM No. cures
Ulcers. liberated Sore Throat and Mouth. FORE
tyes Cutaneous or SKIN Eruption. Copper CnIoreo
Bloches, soreness Of the Scalp. scrofuls, &C.: the
greatest Renoyator, Alternative and BLOOD Purlne,
Known, removes al diseases from the system ana
leaves the blood pure and healthy.
DR.. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM NO: Zcutes
Mercurial Affections, rheumatism in all IT. iorms'
whether f. ON mercury or other causes; gaTes lmme,
diste relief In oil cases. No dieting necessary.
have thousands Of Certificates proving the miracu.
lous cures effected by these hemt dies. Prlce OF
either No. or No. O. IS per bottle, or wo bottles TOT
80.
DR.. RIcHAU's GOLDEN ANTIDOTE. safe spec
dy, peasant and radical cure tor all Urinary De
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DR.. RiCHAU's GOLDEN LLIXIR D'AMoUR.
radical cure for Nervous General Cebiii,! IN oio
or young; imparting en-, rgy With wopde' tul enec'
Price S. Ter bottle, or two bottles for 80.
On receipt OF price these Remedies VIII be Shipped
to any place. Prompt attention paid to all CORES
dents. None genuine without the name OF nDr.
RICHAU'- GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. b: hlCHAhDS
Sole Proprietor" blown In Rlaes OF bot les.
Address ID r. RICHARDS.
No. 228 varick: street, New York
Office hours from A. u. to9P. NJ.
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