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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-08-31

NlRGlNlA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law aud Chanccrv for Au
guSta County, Monday the 7th day OF August 1879,
John oroba'gh, eN'or. OF George Ayor, decd, PHI
AGAINST
MARY Ayior, Frederick Raydncr and Catharimc his
wife, Martin Orobaugh and Susan his wife FREDERICK
harcoic and Eve his wife, David Link and Margarc,
iswc, John Alexander and Diana his wife Jonathan
ShretS and Elizabeth hiss wife, john Aylor, Anthony
Aylor, Givens Shiilicft, and --- infant child
oil the sad Shif!ct by his late wife Nancy, Dcfs.,
IN CHANCERY.
he Defendants David Link and Margaret his wife;
Frederick karcoc and Eve his wife and John A ylor
not having entered their appearance and gwen security
according TO the act of Assembly, and the Rules of th
Court and appearing By satisfactory evidence that they
are no; inhabitants OF this Commonwealth Ii is ordered
that The said Defendants do appear here the Mon
DAY III october next, and and the bill of the
fain and that copy of this order be forthwith in
Sefe, IN some newspaper printed IN Stanton for two
months successfully and posted NE front door of the
Court house.
Copy Tcstc,
August TO- II. H. KINNEY, ID c.
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gsIaJys@ SAlLIa0

the provisions of Trust deed, executed bv
~ John Prydc, dated the Ist day of April, Is IL,
and recorded in the Clerks Office of the County
Court of Augusta, shall, for the purposes in
said deed mentioned, on the 30th day OF Scptem-
Der next, at The house now in the occupancy of
said pryde, known as the Bufaoe Gap Tavern
In said county, proceed to sell, TO the highest bid
der, Tor ready money, the following real and per-
sona property-~all The said Pryde's right, title
aud interest in the Bul,iloo Cap Tavern property,
containing $40 ACRES, lying In said county
OF Augusta, and now kept as Tavern, subject to
the purchase money TO fall due to Edward Vaen-
tine and Nicholas &. Kinney for the same-all the
SAID Pryde's interest, whatever it may be, in
small FarTi containing l5 acres, adjoining the
lands OF Bell, Herring, and
Swisher, In said county, and known by the name
oil Woodlawn. Also, one Wagon, four sets of
Gear, four Horses, one Mare and Colt, one Mich
Cow, two Calves. six feather Beds and Bedding
seven Bedsteads, two Sideboards one Bureau
one man'el Glass, three gilt framed Pictures, four
dining Tables, doz. Chairs, four small Tables
Tour Nashstands, and the remainder of his house
hold and kitchen Furniture, one large Plough one
set of Blacksmiih's Tools, half ton Of Iron, 400
bushels Corn, 200 bushels Oats, one mans sad
die, one side saddle, 10 head of Hogs, 4 barrels
llerrings, l Dbl. Mackerel, half box Tobacco,
one box containing Cotton Cloth, Calico, &C., 4
sacks Salt, and two kegs White Lead. Such
title as is vested in by said trust deed, will be
conveyed TO the purchaser
August 10, 1873. DAVID FULTH.
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2 n o T o q r "A p HIC
eksSaeaUEeS2.e Portraits
ONLY Il FEV DAYS LONG1.8y

~ H. SMILEY, having the late importan, im.
'?rovenents in the Daguerreotype, including
The now method of producing the most beautiful
ana natural colored Photographs, will take SUI
PERlOR LlKENESSES from 8 A. A. iii, z
l.. NJ, without regard to weather.
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited
to call at his room at Mr. Ceases, on Main street,
where specimens may be SEEN
" MIR. Smiley will remain in town bot a few
days longer.
August 2i.
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NEW STOCK OF GOODS

'H'iiE subscriber is laying in at tho North.
large and extensive assortment of GOODS
which he expects to receive and open in "A few
days, and to which he respectfully invites the al
teni!on of purchasers. Tlc is determined 10 sell
mt the lowest possible prices for CASH. and he flat
tcrs himself that he can make il The in,crne, of
MS old friends and customers TO conform 10 his
new mode of dealing.
WIN. CRAIG.
Staunton, August 81, 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-08-31

FlRGiNlA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Au-
SmS'a County, Monday the 7,h day OF August 1913,
Thomas T. Wilson, admir-. dc bonis non with the will
annexed, OF Elizabeth Brown, decd. Plantf-
AGAINST
James &. Shipman one OF the adm'rs Of wn, Miller
decd John G. Brown, of Kentucky and the children
OF the said John q. Brown, except his daughter Ann
Defendants,
IN CEANCERY.
The Defendants, John G.. Brown and his children
except ms daughter Ann, not having entered their APP
pcaancc and gwen security, according the act
semby and the Rules of this Count and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of
tins Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that the said Dccn
dants do appear here, the Isl Monday
and answer the bill OF the Plaintiff and that cony of
TINS order be forthwith inserted in paper print
cd IN Staunon, for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the Court house.
Copy-Tcstc,
August TO- Il. H. KINNEY d. c.
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MEDlCAA NOVICE.

noCTORS WIN. II. BLAIR and CLEMENT
~ X. HARRIS having associated themselves to-
gether in the practice Of Medicine, very respectful
~ lender their professional services 10 the public.
They can be found at all times at their respective
residences, unless professionally absent. Doctor
Harris at Mount Scion, and DIR. Blair at she Pud-
ding Spring, two miles south of the same.
August 3I.-3t
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NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted 10 tho subscriber by
note or book account, previous to the LIST of
August instant. are hereby notified that the same
have been left in the hands of Nicholas X.
Trout, Esq, for collection. Those, therefore.
VINO wish to save cost will do well to attend TO
fhis notice within reasonable time
August %, 1913. WIN. CRAIG
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STR A inm

sNROM the subscriber, in Jennings Gap, on
= Saturday last, BAY HORSE, with ball
face, eight or nine years old, about sixteen hands
high, shod ali round with new shoes. Any in
formation concerning him will be thankfully re-
ccIved and all reasonable charges paid.
NOAH J. MINNICK.
August 81, 1913,
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WAMlTAl9lLla iSAaM
TOR S q lie,
An ROckbriAge County.

FNliE subscriber wishes TO dispose privately of
his Farm, containing $50 ACRES, about
two-ihirds is cleared, and in fine cu,iva,on--7 or
oiacres OF first rate meadow could be made at a
small expense. The land is well adapted to all
kinds of grain usually raised in this part of the
country. The Improvements are good, and con-
slst of substantial BRICK DWELLING.
HOUSE, Kitchen, and all other necessary out
houses There is also upon the premises new
nodded Merchant Mill, to which is attached a
good Saw MILL
SAM'L DECKER
August 3l.--3t
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A G. A Il ID.

ISIS NJ. BUTLER respectfully tenders her
.'1 services to the Ladies' Of Stanton and its vi.
entity, as Mfniua-Ilhuker. She solicits share Of
public patronage, with the assurance Of giving
satisfaction, and upon moderate terms.
sfds Residence, next door to Mr.. Sampson
Eagon.
Stanton, August 81.
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1915,
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Nolice to 'lTe Creditors and all others concern
ed In interest to show cause against the Petition
to be declared bankrupt on Monday the I'd Of
October next.
l559-Gcorge Miller, Of Morgan county, TO be
declared bankrupt on Monday the I'd Of Octo-
Der next
l5GO-John Ash, of Morgan county, to be de-
cared bankrupt on Monday the I'd of October
next
kaleidoscope Bechto, of Morgan county, to
be declared bankrupt on Monday the I'd Of Oc-
tober next.
l562-John Householder Of Morgan county, to
be declared bankrupt on Monday the I'd Of Oc-
tober next. Copy---Teste,
August H. N * TROUT D. C.
/ (H. Marinsbnrg Gazette copy Nos. 1859, 1900 1861
J and 1862. =
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TRIISrEcS

Rev. +. McFARlaSp, ID. ID. President, Col LAS
Crawford, Rev. VIM. Brown, A. Link, Esq,
John MeCue, Esq, Rev. p. Il. Stevenson. Dir.
a. Waddol, Rev. s. 3. Love, Jacob Baylor, Esq,
Maj. J. NJ. McCue, WIN. Frazier, ESQ, A. =
Hall, Esq, w. Nj. Tate, Esq, Jas. A. Cochran,
Esq, and Rev. b. M. Smith.
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LgO8 SAILS
10 or 70 Nnnyohss .

WILL be sold at Stanton, OH the LIST day oil
w September next, 10 or IL likely Negroes
consisting Of Men, Women and Children. These
negroes belong 10 the estate Of Henry King, decd
and will be sold on credit Of twelve months
with bond and good security.
JNO. COCHRAN.
Administrator Of II. King, decd.
August ~.
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ID r ESSEN A KIN G.

MRS. LEE, from Richmond,
INFORMS the Ladies OF Augusta county that
she is now prepared to carry OH the II x S.
NJ A X N u business in the most fashionable
style. The hadies solicited TO give her call,
as all work entrusted to her care shall be done in
a superior manner and on moderate terms.
~ Residence opposite the Washington Hotel.
SrAUNroN, August 10, 1913.
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April 6
.UcdtCtncS, Paints, OTIS sssa0s
Dye- Stft(1S,

'n>ilE subscribers are receiving and oifef
= Tor sale a, very low prices the following artIs
tles, Wig;
P1iINTS
100 kegs Lewis No. Whit. coo lbs Spanish Brown
N Lead 500 do. do. Whiting,
on Kegs " ext. WIT Lead, 500 do. Venetian Red
2VuG lbs " dry =" s75 do. Vcrdsris in Oil,
100 lbs. Chrome yellow, 90 do. do. dry '
ic0 lbs. " Green, $50 do. Terra di Sienna,
$50 lbs. Glue, 800 do Black Lead
200 lbs Red Lead, Copal yarnsb
russia n1hiej Japan Vamish.
Lamp Black,
0iEDICtNES, DYE SIUFFS, SC.
1ndigo5 Nntmcgsi Ginger, powd.
Maddcr, Mace, Alspice,
Coppcrasj Cinnamon, Peppcr
Alum, Gloves, White t,inser
SaltPctrc, Ginger, Race Putty,
Saia'atuS, Logwood, Pearl Ash,
EPSON Salts, Castor Oil Asafotda
Ca'ouc., Opum, CAYENNE Pepbcf,
Iiquoricc Ball. Flower sui Brimstonc,
SUP te. Qunine, Blue Mass, Spts Nitrc,
Salts of Morphia, Sugar of Lead, C;mphor;
Iodine, Blue stone, Snip 'carb. Soda,
Castillo soap; spaiisiI Flies; Annatto, -
Opodcldoc, Borax Gum Myrrh,. sass
With many other articles, comprising a laraa
and well selected stock, which we offer al whole:
sale OF retail, on accommodating terms
SAM'L. a. HUBBARD, e. co.
Scottsville, Alb, June 90.
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TRUST SALE.

sef virIae Of Deed Of Trust executed to the
subscriber, by Alex. IIner, on the 35th day
OF January 1913, and duly recorded in the Clerks
9 11 OF Pendleton county, shall OH Friday the
I2,n cay o. September next, proceed TO sell
amounting in all to near
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-08-31
Augusta Female Seminary.

'hVjlS School will commence its next scholastic
- year on the lst Monday of September, under
The surerintehtence OF the subscriber, aided i'm
the several departments by his lady and daugh-
tiers. X. w. BAILEY.
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900 AUIlJ9,So

lnese lands will be sold before the door of tho
s s'o.o-nouse OF Sitllngton and Damron, for ready
money TO answer the purposes mentioned in saiJ
deed; These lands are of good quality. and tbt
'i''e believed to be good, but acting as trustee.
snail only convey such title as is vested in me.
Il. T. SAUNDERS, Trustee.
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UINCitESIER s. POTONAC R4dIIROAb
ON and after Monday the 3Oih instant, The
Passenger Train will start, every day, "a. o's
clock, A. Nj.
BY ordef.
]. GEO. tiEiS'f, Agent,
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NlRGlNiA.-At a Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chanccry for Augusta. at the Court
louise, Thursday, June the 22nd, 1913,
John Blair and Edwin Ii. Jordan, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
James Points, assignee in Bankruptcy of Will
liam Donoho, William G.. Adams and Bouia-
min III. Magruder James w. Mason g. 90.
William Craig, Matthew Blair, Michael Gar,
Der, William w. Donaghc, Armstead NJ. Mos
by, John u. breckenridge, and others, creditors
OF the said William DonolIo
Aud ii is further adudgcd ordered and dccrecd that
hs cause be referred TO Master Commissioner Samuel
Clarke who is directed to state and report to this Court
an account showing LIST. The whole of the trst
fund IN the hands OF the plaintiffs subject 20 their CON
troll property applicable TO the various created by
The several deeds, exhibited with the bill and answers in
this cause and the amount applicable each. 2nd The
number amt names OF the creditors with the amount of
their respective demands who entitled 10 participate
IN the several trust funds according the classification
creed that said Commissioner do report any other state
ncnS winch he may deem necessary enable the Court
al MS next term 10 carry into effect The princircs now
anacacd or winch any OF the parties may require TO
DC stated 10 exhibit their respective pTctcnsions.
" And the said Commissioner is further directed ,o
give such notice in the Stanton Spectator as he may
deem reasonable assembling the creditors of the said
w lillian Donoho, who may he entitled TO port;cnotc in
dCcrcc' ' t' " Wis
An extract from the decree.
y copy-Testc,
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NOTICE..

HEREBY forwam all persons from trading
- for Bond, executed by me and Smith Wash.
burn to John J. Clark, for the sum of Sl45, dated
The 10th May, 1910, and due 10th May, 1915, as
the same was executed for the purchase of tract
oil land In the county OF Pocahontas, the title to
which, is not, it is believed, in John !. Clark,
ana as one OF the obiigors TO said bond, do not
intend TO pay it.
ALLEN NJ. BYRD.
August 31.--3ts
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COURSE OF Study.

ELEMENTARY CiAss.-Reading, WRITING, Spell
ling, the Elements of English Grammar, Eienen-
tary Geography, and Elementary Arithmetic
tuition IN this course 81 per session of months.
SECOND ChAss.--Engish Grammar continued
IN parsng, critical analysis and structure of SEN
fences, English composition, Geography and a.
rithmetic continued. Tuition $l2 per session.
FIRST CLass.--English Grammar continued in
It's higher branches, Rhetoric, Composition, Com
Prehensive History, Geography, Astronomy, Ma
turai and Moral Philosophy, the Elements of Ma
turai Sc'ence, tanlarly explained and practically
enforced, Geometry, Algebra, and the simplest
orm OF Book keeping. Tuition Sl5 per session.
EXTRA CLAsSEs.-Latin, Greek, French, Mu-
sic, Vocal and Instrumental on the Piano Forte,
and Guitar and Organ. Tuition in French $40
per session. Music either instrument accom-
painted by the voice, 500 per session, including
the use of tho Piano Forte or Guitar, or Of the
Parlor Organ.
Contingencics-by order Of Trustees-5O cents
per session. Sacred Music will be taught tho
roughly and scientifically by master for 81 per
session.
Each prri is requested 20 bring % quilts, in
order that each writer may be instructed in PEN
making.
Every young Lady, on entering the school, will
be strictly examined on the studies of the Ele.
mcntary Class, and if placed in the studies of the
higher classes, will still be retained in the Ele-
mentary Studies until she becomes familiar with
thcuu.
The aim will be to give 10 the pupil, first use
iu. and solid Education, and then To supply that
which is ornamental so far as may be required.
No bills will be chargeabc to the parent by the
principal except those OF tuition as here prescribed
For all others, the parent must provide when he
places his daughter at boarding.
Every pupil must be supplied with Bible and
Porter's Rhetorical Reader.
Boarding may be had in respectable families a,
from s. TO $40 per month.
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.

n atd after Monday next, the rates OF Fata
~ on the Winchester aid Potomac Railroad will
be as follows:
From Winchester to ilarper's Ferry, So %
do g and return 9 Cd
From Winchester to !Iall,own les
From Winchester to Cbarestown 100
From Winchester to Camcron's s5A
From Winchester TO Fhompsoh's rs
-" do and feturti rs
From Winchester to Wadessi'le or OPP. Bridge SO
-" do Sc and return 50
From Winchester to s'eghensOn's, ,.. b
TO '' :, and tetufh 25.
From HaltOwn to harpeI's Ferry ga
From Charlestoven to tIafper's Ferry SO
Fro" cameron's to HarPPer's Ferry ga
From Q. 1'ho%@pson's to Ha,ger's Ferry 49,, S
From Wadesviie OF Op. Bridge to II. Ferry pOs
DO ' and return 25
From StePhenson's to llarpers Ferry Sc
60 and reiirh so
Tie reduced charge for going and retbrhha
VIII be extended only when tickets are taken; sha
passengers who take such tickets, will be aovy !.
ed the privilege OF ore intervening day.
Persons Who do not take tickets will be eharpea
SIX cents per mile for whatever distance they may
travel on the road. The same rate will be charm
ed between any two dcpots on The line Of the toad
A passenger train will be passed over Ind
road every day.
Passengers will lie taken up or sci down q,
any point on thc line Of the road.
BY order, 81. !. GEO HEtS'h,
winchester, July = isiS, agsnl,
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WANTED-e,oO 900 bushels Flax Seed
w 5000 lbs. BeeswaN
10000 lbs. picked Wool For all of which
the market price will be paid.
JAMES III. JUREY.
Scotsville, August 9th, 1913.
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Y RNNEDIID,rCN

DfSrict Court " the y. States for the JYeSicrn Dis
n PCT q I"ginia, holden al &a1nton, .qugust i,
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.ATTENTTOMI

caooby attached 10 he l6OM Regiment.
sAKADE. at Springhil, on the first Saturday
- in September next, at Il o'clock. A. M nrc,
cIseiy, IN summer (whi!e pantaloons) uniform.
full attendance is expected, as business of
Importance will be brought before the Companv
by order, J. a. PATTERSON, O.S.
August 81
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nj A I,SlDa

On Friday the 18th inst, by the Rev. MIR. Burgess,
Mr. EDWARD JONES, of Winchester, Va, to Miss Ju-
LA r., daughter Of MIR. Robert Jones' of MI Solor,
Augusta, formerly OF Harrsonburs.
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ne creditors OF " lillian Donoho, Interested in The
above order are hereby requested exhibit their res
pecuvc claims before me, at my Office in the Town OF
Slan'oh' on monday the llih day of September next
that they may be reported TO Court as required
August low. ~
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'1NiiE subscribers now receiving and oifef
tles, Wig;
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-22
THE JOURNAL.
SOME OF THE EFFECTS OF THE WING
TARIFF

At retail, in this place, good, rsry good
COFFEE is selling at tea pounds for one
dollar, and SUGAR elerea pounds for Oae
dollar
Not more than eighteen months ago,
COFFEE was selling fee pounds for a
dollar, and SUGAR sir pound for dol
lar
10 the consumption OF these two articles
we ask the Democrats, wherein does the
Wing Tariff iniurc the people
LOAF SUGAR that used 10 sell in This
place at % cents a pound. can now be
bought at Ii cents pound
Does the Tariff prove tisadyantageous
here
In the same proportions is the reduction
OF price, on other necrssaTies. Now when
We compare The effects Of the Wing Tariff,
with the effects of the Tariff, when Van
Buren, was President. on which side IS The
result most favorable
These are facts for the people They
all know hem 10 be So And one fact,
with them, should outweigh an hundred
assertions that cannot be proven tue
Mlledgevilie journal.
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A Card 10 the Public.

ENllE amount Of bodily snd mSn.ai mttfy
M arising from 4 nee lcct ct stuau tunra-s
Is lncalcu.abls, aud Il d. therefore % ne Utmost
imp1rtarre that street attention 10 lht lssHtll
most uiding bodily inhrmiiss should BE- bad
for diseases OF thc body inEaf4b'y ,fid Ns
mind. DR. MOFFAT's VEGETABLE LIE
MEDICINES. In every instance Whoe they
have teen thotoughly us,d, have 1Rlt MrHlD
OVER DISEASE ia slmosi al It's d.yr'NGe4
'ornA The ssloIary effects Of The LIE A,t
cinrs have 10 fEct, been bntyefsally Ft'sas-
ed. thA, IN the ahot, space Of I've year. ,lsy bgys
become fully established tie musi eass
and perfect mode Of treatment, eve, offered O. ,lt
public.
IL Is unnerespiry, here, fot D. Mcgsl 10 p.
capi,uaie al the reasons which have lrcact4
him 10 arrive ct this ennclgston. u b. i-l.-'.l.
lot BIN 10 cay, that tbs d,,in,e'ssted is'iir ~
Of hts fellow oitigcus DO have tesa .rd..t1 90
/ use the l.Iit Medicines, wiil Freely asta.a p
aay one who may feel duppss4 70 rat 81 a's 0-
| ice. 375 Bfosdpsy. IL Lac lheir -a 'rItH.
( 20 pssud letters. voluntarily risatfsd rs lF 3
! iisRts, the rec, p' ard petusaloi wh,-h ass ra
hun more picasagy iLsn 8! ,Ay scl,.l g. i4e ...'
co0lG cuaief
The reader nay ~ psfhsrs &c 'Ta't lt' '.'
orign 81 NrH4la Lac Ms%iciurs vnt re fria
{ ffNNeAfH AAN iaiNlHl N''.NHf 70 .'
1 tor, Nj Jsns Mouar. wLca a.sa 81 An y.
was prusgrf0os aud 1ar'ahrg Hr' aaa' 20
/ the loNe' par, II ihe c,iy ard bssrg sgf'...s
! and cnpsyed q rum blf ID caf uH,' at,'r
/ cans he, aitr u.naihs O. rlGcfiaz Ds' P',
Ell ureu 10 ifj iAe u.tl.elrl UaJgl % a,4 1850.
10 the public
The eject q thr l...c Medicine in be on
case Wss unparalleled ia tbg hst'I 20 rr a
lrtpcgIsucr ard Dc ifnmettA'sIy trirfH t... .'
make knou d 81 'hc vaIls = v.c..s... ' n',
not unly usca BE itlc. 1.i BIZ a.aiHr's
uni,1fm sarecss which has tieos st'st-c5 e
adm -aisuatioa ~ every tnHaure rhc'' g ~
trial has been gwen them, has Neea 4ue.'s. y
thousands and incpuisaiibly Fioyas iAeT ift''s
merit.
TIE lFr NruiriSrs can b. lskrn w'iA saw
by persons o. ans age aud thc feeble, ana H'a %
%, nc'sou, ara ~ dthcair. arc stfr6E 'tttea e
AIc,r operation, hccsgtc By their 1rcmp 49, =. E,
rr action ppon the scrfeioas p. Tire system. e.
thcu assimilation eiih and pHfhcsien e ~
biood, they clear The system d az b-d la"d Z
jaiel al nervous iui,Ab.iI, Srd invariably ~.
d1cc sound health.
Tor full particulars relative y 'hc '.t'na ~
eases. modes u trcauicul with 'g LIE Mo-. ~
he reader il retifcd 20 The Good sawh'i'l Y. =
I pusfsAsd et4iHiiossly, BY Dr, L. h7fa'' ~
iifoaduay, 10 which arc also pub.i,hod a't'fs
fFpm numerous Aa'tctlng and congratulate "
tiers received the past iew months
The above medicine far saif ~
4. -. uOLrON, igcH
Charlotte. " q.