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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-06-18

Damper on the Military Spirit Of ~ Orleans
An order was received from Adjutant Genera
Jones in New Orleans the Goth, countermand
ing the call Of General Gaines for the several reg
mens of mounted gun-men'' The Delta says
''This is to be regretted, because it dampens the
patriotic ardor of citizens to foster which, should
now be the aim of those in whose hands the militia
~ destinies of the country in great degree
placed"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-06-18

The Washington Union gives Mr.. Benton gen
tie rap over the knuckles-very gentle, however
The Harrisburg Reporter, rather bolder, reads the
Missouri Senator out of the Democratic church, de
carng that he is, TO all ments and purposes, a
Wing! Col. Benton will have to ''define his pc
stion" soon-Whig
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-06-18

The New York Journal Of Commerce states that
Capt. Thornton was put Immediately under arrest
after his exchange, by order of Gen. Taylor. The
cause Of this proceeding its informant was not at Ii
berty TO state, but mentioned that it was on com
plant preferred by his officers
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-06-18

COPPER BALLs--The Mexicaus use ocopper
grape and it is represented as being most poison
GUS. They are made rough, and left to accumulate
Verdigrls, and other noXious coatings peculiar TO
copper, and when they wound, they are almost al
ways fatal. We are not informed whether the
NexIcans use copper because of lis poisonous quail
ties, or because they have no lead.-.E o. Tropic.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-06-18

1t is now pretty well understood that the Demo
cracy in Congress cannot be rallied FOR any serious
assault upon the Tariff. The representatives from
Pennsylvania and New York. il is said did not at
tend recent caucus held on that subject.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-06-18
Twenty Likely Negroes.

mostly young Men and Women. Also, all the stock of
Horses, Cattle Sheep, Hogs, &C., together with good
assortment of farming implements.
Terms for the whole will be made known on the day
OF sac-Any DESTROYS in the meantime, Of hearing
further particulars, address Mr. w iiam Cor
don, at Scott's Ferry, Albemarlc county
April 80, 1916. CHARLES COOKE.
o. The Winchester Republican, Rockingham Regis
ter, and Sentinel of the Valley, will please copy.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-06-18

"ExTEND THE AREA OF FREEDoM-As was
the originator of the above far famed sentiment
l think it Is no more than right that the Common
Council should, in gratitude for the act knock three
or four OF these cells into one so as to extend the
benefit of the patriotic phrase to It's ustrious au
thor"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-06-18

At the Auburn pcncnGary arc father and mi,
three SONS, D'e youngest only fourteen years Old.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-06-18
A FINE ESTATE
IN MARKET.
oO1rSrst Ut
DWELLE.vG HOUSE >sssA

DW.ELLk.VG HOUSE 1sxA
with all necessary out houses, Spring house, IIE8
and Smoke house, large and convenient Ill9 &H
Barn with Granary attached TO it, and an -zE
excellent Orchard of choice fruit trees.
The greater part of the tract is undulang, without
being steep broken and about hundred acres of
it arc of the first quality Of Augusta land.
There two failing Springs near the Dwell.
house, and others ON different parts Of the tract
which afford an ample supply of water. The Meadow
is large and exceedingly productive, and than
an acre OF il is liable TO damage from freshcts.
The location Of the Springs and the Woodland is
such TO make it easy divide the tract into two or
three farms, giving TO each abundant supply of tim
Der and water.
In point Of fertility Of SOIL saubrty of climate ad-
vantages Of society and convenience TO schools to
church. and to market, this estate is surpassed by few
If any in the county, and the subscriber confidently
recommend it TO any gentleman who wishes obtain
such combination OF antages for fair
Any Que DESTROYS of purchasing is requested TO cal
and examine the land for himself and he then learn
the terms Of sale which will be accommodating
April IL, 1915. MOSES McCUE.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-06-18
STROOP AND ESTERLE'S SELF SETTING
b 0 X-T r p FOR r A rs

''HE subscriber is the sole prophet tor of the
~ right TO make and sell the above Trap in the coun-
ties OF Augusta and Rockingham having purchased the
interest OF Mr. John Stafford his late partner in the
same and is prepared TO fill all orders which may be
urnishcd at ms shop IN stanton. Those who wish to
rid their premises OF that great pest the Norway Rat
arc requested to call and examine this admirable in
vcntion. DAVID q UAPRy
Staunton, Nov. 6, 1915
~ h. All persons hereby forcwarncd from in
ringing upon the right of the patcncc, the law will
be enforced against any so offending.
ID. G.. HARRY
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-06-18
VALU ABLE ESTATE
In III A N e lNWo

IN the 10th day Of June next, will offer for sale, at
Public Auction, my Estate in Nelson county, of
the most valuable properties in that region of country
Ii is situated five miles below the Court House, and eight
miles above New Market the James River Canal.
The tract contains 1914 l2 acres than half Of
which is in wood remarkably well timbcrcd and very
part Of the country. Most of the cleared land is in
good state of cultivation, having been improved by the
use OF plaster and clover. Although situated among
mountains this tract lies remarkably even, being le
vel could be desired with fifty the
tain side too steep for cultivation There about
hundred of creek and branch flats, of which
are highly improved, (havng been kept up tobacco
l0sO capable of being converted into wacred meadow
Inc whole land is well enclosed, in good state of cul
uvaon IS susceptible of division into three four
farms each well supplied with timber, Astounding
with iine springs OF running The
consist OF an Ovcrsccrs House -four rooms Negro Ca
bins sufficient Tor the accommodation of 40 slaves
Granary with Thrashing Machine attached, Cribs
tobacco.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-06-18

NIKE WALsH's WT.-Nlike Walsh, as our
readers know, is confined at Blackwell's Island for
a libel perpetrated in his Subterrancan. The pa
per is still published, and in one Of the latest is the
f1,ll
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-06-18
GAZETTE OFFICE FOR SALE.

THE subscriber, intending to remove from Rock
bridge Co., offers for sale the Gazette establish
ment possession to be given the end of the pres
ent volume, in September next
The Office is supplied with first rate hand
Press, and good stock of printing materials.
Papers which exchange with the Gazette will
confer favor by inserting this notice Correspon-
dents will please address
o. p. BALDWIN.
LEXINGTON, Va. May ID, 1916.
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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-06-18
AUGUSTA LAND FOR SALE,

/ N virtue OF Deed Of Trust made and executed to
II me by VIM. Grips and Elizabeth, his wife, on the
25th day of August, 1917 and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office Of Augusta County, to secure certain
sums of money therein mentioned and its accruing in
tercst TO Christian Balslcy, due him by the said VIM
Grips and appointed TO be paid the day therein
toned, will proceed TO sell at public auction. the
the 9th day of July next, for cash. certain tract or
parcel of land situated in the county of Augusta
East side Of Back Creek, branch of said Creek and
branch of South River, containing
100 AOI8laSS
and being the same tract or parcel Of land which
conveyed TO the said VIM Grips from the said Christian
Balscy and Elizabeth his wife, by deed of bargain and
SALE bearing date the day before the aforesaid deed Of
trust and intended TO be recorded in the Clerks Office
OF the County of Augusta, as will be fully by
inspection of the deed Of trust TO which reference is
had The title TO this property is believed TO be good,
but selling the character Of trustee shall only
ycy such title is vested in by the deed Of trust.
June 4, 1Sf6.-tds JOHN II. PEYTON.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-04

3erft6reuoeSS Seuertn p htIaoelp ia
= @5eiteru O20r9eu bier dn9efommene Sertdbte DDn
pblarelphia meloen, baB am Ocntag 9Ibeno nm Sllbr
i'm Stcbr Der orn 9. Rorrt5 QSoe II. Co.. an 6et
Sputb gEberftcn Seuer auebrod, pas IN tpent9en Wtt
nuten encn b6d)f brDbenben 9lpeft onnobm Ote d.
rim auf9cfpet9eret 2iauGre 8aunlmclballen &c. ndbr
ten Da6 Derbcerenbe Clement II. 70 f1ng Der oanebel-
ltetence Gtpbr oe6 1rn. GeDn II. Stern, lttto oer
oe6 S1rt Ninfe aleboo audi Scuer, trpb oer prpntp-
ten rno an9eifrcngteten G9dtt9tet Der Seuerlenfe.
Die Gdiffe Der lSberfte waren IN agenidetnltcer
@cfabr uno muBten in BEN Strcm 9ebrad1t tperoen.
Wehrere onbcre Stptrs murbcn ebenfals beoeuteno
be1ddbiot, ebe man ces Teuers Serr perben fenrte,
bas lBetter mar ebr tat bel befer @ele9enbeit rnb
elbft an 9GafTer Wan9e!, tpespe9en mon MIR ert &C.
gen Morgen baS Seuer gang loSden fcnnte. Srelbtr.
GrouSn a IN cit -- Gin frantfobes SDitrnal mel
bet bon einem 9fduber aus9eftbrte ihdnold]e 2bdt.
9luf Der StraBe BON Gitremaotra 1dmltd rurce ettt
arer 8Iutioelbdnoler BON lieoerliem @eGneel nber-
faren unb i6m iein @eIo absefcrcert Ver9ebens be-
tbeuerte ct nidts bel @ All baben, bic Strdtthbtebe
bdrdfudteu ibn, uno er9rimint cariber, oaB er bic
g8abrbet 9elprcd,en, ulo baB tbre Wnhe nno 9rbett
ceraebens feien, banben e linn bic odnoe dtf ben NI
cfen uno ben &cpf lit ben Sad bnetn, tn relhenf er
bic Sutsel nit 1 fiibrte 3par fanoen TIM nod an
bemIben 9beno eini9e eiienoe, aber Slt tpa er pat
te M psrbuet ebe lfe berbei9e(daft rerben tcnrtte'
8efpnbe 3ufan. Gbcrta8 QaDrenee etrt
S3idbriqer, in bilrfqen 1mfdnben 3u 9lbanD leoencer
@jreis erbielt bur ben Daupfer ,rittana" bic 0ta-
rcbt, oaB ibm onrf ren 600 etnes Serpanoten elne
@rbldaft BON Miucnen N. ct. Sn9efauen iet'
gs IInb gerid)te eineetrpfen, oae oas 9ei6waoer,
meIdles bic Ser. ct. He9ierunq I'M It U en- Sc n
unterbdIt am ]. DeSbr. int oafen bon U2aSatlan a9'
rdmlid bas Sloggenidiff ,,Saoannah," DER ports
mouth" uno ,,eeoaut." Gs ftBte ben n1erlfantiden
8ehGrben 9rcBen 9feipeft elm.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-04

I Den belten Setpets, baB Ell fur FIRE 3 tt m69-
lilo it, lefern Die 9b0eproneten Der fdden Stdnoe-
oerIammlung. Shre 9iecen BET BEN gerbanolun9en
werben 9enau 70 ab9eorudt, pte fle 9ebaten iporcen
IGrb unb i1ur barn miro Elm 9ludornd 9elloert pet
der Spreobcr feline 3uifimnun9 oa3u 9tebt.
cSn War ilnb jebt 70 Dtele 81 m a II e T aus
ben Nereni9ten Staaen anpefeno, baB Der 9efhdfts-
ltrdser Der Union in cem esten Wenat tanieno pdie
I3tt oi(lren bate. -.
BON benz untcrblid,en M 0 t it Elm Mtesenlieb
,,be g &c" aufgefunoen ipcroen, oas er elbt nah
lber gebrt feiue6 ertem Scbnes comppttrte. Wp3art
Ifanc, taB lein &tnb ihm fetr dhnl fey, nur ieine
l9iafe nit babe. Ser Cert tpie bic Competition it du
IBert Iebt uue svisS in btefcn Mtnter ibera 9efnn
I9en wereer. go
/ slm 20 Oacs. wi&rbe Der is. Sabrestaa Der
lpcniIhen Nepputon in 9Daris tpie in . 4 frd
lli uno weltlih besansen. Sn parts nbrten Der Sur
Is sartcrpsc { 0 uno General Q 10 + II q unb 1T
BriIIe Der befdnnte e erpe ben Bcrfs bet ben
|8triammungen.
cn Nolen lit ben @DmuaIaten bas 2rasen farbiser
Sdnoer nnb pclniider pel;misen NIT cre1 Sarben oer'
l6oten tporoft.
9ipnse bat MIN bod. pbfdon er bel 1ener gnfnnft
lin res ben Sefebl erbtel ietne sbretie 3u BE-
ideunaen, Gottesbienlt balebif 9ebaen. Sn 9eipSig
Dtrfte er faum "a Stuneen oerpetlen
IS 1T trdura uub Elm Sleden nnerer 3et, caB mani
lin 81 II INT QQes, mas ncd5 nsoht sur 9rtedlfem
Stride qeb6rt, nit @jetpol, peer 9tt befebren min.
Die 9rptelfanten iudt man su lpden, oerprlbt bnem
9r6Bere bitrsere 9lectte uuo mir baben idcn 9enel
bet oaB neilid erlt 1000 prctefantllde Sarern fd
|boten perlpcen laen Die &atbplifen ndlt man Durd
Die pricer at angen, bel ben nben aber fdent rtan
Die &epaIt nid ,to brinat maBcies @lenb iiber bic
Ijlbi{eben lluterthaneu. ST eenn Oemano, oer benz
Gd,weia, 8ern2a. geepbr Die pclitiideit
partbeieu I'M Canton 8ern reiben Geb INNER beff9er
10 oaB gclf unb eseruns miteinancer serfaaeE iIno,
Son oLlen Seiten erredben id, 8elcrSntfe, Dap tpr
nod bieIer Bnter cine sreBe 8erdnoernn9 erlseen
perbeu gpes fdreit nad elmer Tcfalreo.ol' Oer yer
notwithstanding fomn,en % it eies Der lansl ssbsa,
c Bun, Ser alten sefdrstsn Yarieters ar.ltotrat!e
BON 8ern, ,peId,e, "a ihr ale aneern sonnassn se.
b Drsd as snro o,s spSsn @ shs dm
~ ' er,nytsn Die WoIfeYereine nebmen i,mer mebr
Sberbonb, uro poen elbft err uno Neilfer i'm sart-
csm fr bespabrt man ncd1 tnnaer eieganc farfe
,lyctt @bina au bic taneno Sabre srr @hrf. Wsbsrk
lanseertist fein icl gasa t.i s5.ssss g
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-04

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20

john Goshorn Co N CuAN,URY, In lie Ctrnit
- Superior Count of Law and
William Lamldin e. eiS Chanccry fr Ohio County.
DtHSl AMI toa decree rendered rs the said Court iva
! TIE above named cause, ON the 5ti day OF FEBRUARY.
lci4, tic undersigned. the Commissioner the4ehy anpnut
ted, WIZ proceed TO sell al puhUc auction, before the font
door oftlc Court House Of said County oTOhio. ON Mos.
DAY, Int 'rn DAY o. SEPTEMBER. 1876, To The highest bid.
der, my acres OF land situated in said county Of Ohio aud
Htnr near The city Of Wheeling. and which was sold To
The said William Lsnildn by William ChapIne. aud A
founded as follows: Beginning ~ aslonc corner 10 %.
w OodcocS, aud in the line dividing tie lands sf William
Cliap'iue and john ZOE, thence 5. IS y. 30 po'cst 10 a white
OAK thence :. 80 j.. so pO'cs 10 astake; thence, leaving
sad division line, ~ ~ 4. - poles TO as'ake; thence
~ w. rs ruics, 10 sake" u roles west of a sugar tree
corner to Calhouu; thence M W.2l poles. n. G5i W.
l5-N. 33i W. 2i5-N. e w. I5-N. 20 w. IL = IO~N ~
N.5 poles 10 II. Woodcock's corner; thence with said
W 9odeock, line : - w. o.. poesi to the icyinning.
TERMS OF SALE-TiT above tract Of land will re
sotd on a credit or sly. TWELVE AND EtourEFS MoNrus
rom The day otsa'c. each instslmcut to hear interest from
lha' period ard the purchaser 10 give bond aud good scru.
i'y Tor Tie said insialmcnis and The title so he retained
uhlh ne purchase money b. Vuid in fail. The said tract
OF land isiole sold SUBJECT To notifications mentioned In
NdccFce rendered hy the said Count IN tic case of Ban.
cfuh NOodcock against William Chaplipc and Others.
pronounced the 26tlI al June, 1916.
80 !. p.Jy us Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
HORN BROOK & DILLON.
pITMRLl


CHEAP As TIE CHEAPEST
MAST SIDE MARKET sr. a lew dr.. he.
low The Poet oace. hnye supplied ,bem
sslses with . new oRd large engine snd oIbe, ~.
lures fof their husiuess. 90 q s1petrr .iyie. md n a..
Ger shfanselves that with ieo years' EXPERIENCE
thfy will be shls 10 reHier he mosl perfect s,ns.
lection
They carry en The House and STEAM.
BOAT PLUMBING IN al It's branches
LATE AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPE
by arrangements with The manufacture, 90
have received snd Will be constantly rccc,v,rg
aud prepared 10 supply me above pipe y bple.,l,
and felsi. ofibe best qualify, AID ~ low ~ IL can
be Ind 10 the tommy.
They have con family 90 'tnl Ugdfebs az
various description, bauers' Kettles. clio.
els. bath iubs, bot and cold shower hnfb. fe
tofts ior bleaching, chemical app r,nu, lead
ccfins, patent hath pumps head pipc. Of ali al,
-, sheet lead oi any thickness sbd WORKED nm
IN any manneT OF iOtm. ~
Water conducted thfuIah Iesrep p.re. f,.u
springs 10 aEeliing house, boo the ,y,otry
Superior pumps toI county wells. si.,m Eo
giaes SC. sc.
All orders thankfully received and ooo.,,
ally ausndsd %.
STEAM POW Err.
For manufacturing purposes con ho sY,,r.4
70 several descriptions Of mcChantts ny tt,
- story Of their building, OF on the pfog0s
floor a. very mOderaie feHt.
Wheeling April s., 20.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20

william Cunningham Admir- Is CuaNcrsv-fn the
~. Ctrrut s..r. 49,.
The President aud Directors oT or Ia,.-JI 80"
me BANK OF NJ. Pleasant Ct al. for Ohio Conntv.
thSuANI 10 . decree made by the said Conn n, the
undersigned, the Commissioner therein named ,xig NO
Seod' on the 2'd day Of August, 1916. and u,oresorr n, al
I'uihhen, rom Time otime a. shall Ic found NECESSARY
~ .f 9hlee OF jacob 4 Fnzbueh, IN the city OF WbecI,ng'
~ ssHn county 10 ascertain what amount has leen rstd ~,
we Juhsemeni recovered by the said Bank OF Mi ptc,s,r'
alsins' we said defendants George DUTY. PANEL Nn,rr
"u ""'pislnahi'by whom aud when paid. and ~ mi re
.uItih5 saiue az soon a. tbe same can conye,,icutls A.,
zone together win any other matters deemed ucriirct, II,
~ snneL OF we parties 90 The said suit. The paf.
aforesaid. Eb1r y, ~ 11e ehdpiafo
Wheat. pc. - 20 im Commi.,nn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
MOTHER ASTONISHING CURE
NTfISTARs DAISAM OF WILD CHERRY siways
wv Triumphant. Cure follows cure ma its ytctorious


DAYTON February lith. Isl5.
Nr.J.h NhfmoIc-Dcar Sir--As YOU are the reeu.
isr'- Bal'am of wi'd Cherry, take thi. ,rcih6d Of m,E.
ing a statement of fsctsto YOU (Which I hope wiz 10
B0isan.
Language fails 10 describe the s,in,, r. ef,.,s !, Drosn.
red sud the great lcncit I derived from is usc.
The cri,ens Of DAYTON and is vicinity well rccoiicri
,hal on me o,h of August last, ! received scrious iniur,
iToui Tie explosion Of e csnnsn. A portion Of is con.
tents entered my right side and breast. and In on prohsii
NY some fragments or splinters OF the ramrof passed
throneh The "plura.' and pierced The lungs.
~ ms criiei Stage, y messenger was despatched o.
'm'tans-i' md a celebrated physician oc that CRY was
NnS' ne as made acquainted Win my sill
uoi"r, he remarked that. nothing oUuid tc done hy aedi.
throw od'thc disease.
My friends NOW d~cspaired Of my recovery. and | had
no c@t.pl ground Of hoI e 10 survive many DAYS. For
u,na'tll Tins lunciure ! saw one of Dr. Wistars Pam
pihc's. entitled Family Medical Guide. or Treatise on
dyt"e men catching al s'raws, and ! felt like doing 80 my
s'li bS The consent % nay physicians. ! sent Ia you fsr
a loitie Of The medicine described, va: W istsr's Baisan
or W hd Cherry winch relieved me Immediately. AMER
had used some five or sN hOttles I 50 Ear rccsvered as to
restored 10 . healthy sia'c-Sll from the heating aud hal.
NY influence and Powerini medicinal vinucs Of Wistar's
Dalsam.
Wore i not ffom the external injury I received in nv
,iouldeT aud arm, by The explosion. Z asi ~aaaas", 'hai
l.. .,,fs was prevented.
1y cNT"surs, ] have since taken several severn colds.
ava my only remedy has teen the Daissm. Aud now 1
oo,ulauy recommend The genuine Nistar's Balsa am
lo All who are afflicted with Colds. Coughs or Liver Com
l.~NWHf = NvNiNei y an inNaNuaNlt medicine zeal
blessing To the world. Any person desiring further M
foTmatiun may call on mo ~ any time Nours. &c.
C"IIRiSrOrHEE II. SMITH.
City Of DAYTON.
Montgomery 20. STATE OF Ohio.
Subscribed and SWORN q .hcioTe nc, a Justice Of the
Peace, tins nth day Of cbriarv. ls15.
E"BENEZER FoWIER.
~ i'silmony OF Three highly respectable citizens Of
Dayton, "a confirmation onhc shove. If
We The undersigned. lcing Intimately acquainted with
hf. Smiih, and having seen aud watched over HIM ire.
quently during his late illness. do not hesitate Co say that
the foregoing - hy NO means an exaggerated abatement.
but - entitled 10 tili credit.
lSlsnrdJ a. T.. STOIr.
!. ~. ". UOHSON,
\ X. SMITH.
rod ~ Wheeling - PRYOR & PAULL aud J..
nv ~MbN1hbh, Druggists. jan q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-20
w. w. RILEY, PATENTEE.
PATENTED 1913,
RILiN'S PATENT OINTMENT
RE URIT

III DIsl
'HNHt Following ccu,dcotcs are presented &C.
"a the public VII ch places beyond a doubt The
qurluics ct This remedy.
Pfeq ant IaHsy, Madison 60 q. Inns rs.
WIN Wiltshire Rley-Drnr SIR Nv wife bny
ng hecn afflicted Win that mo-, dis,re sing @, bo
MN complaints the Piles. nearly eight yrsr.Vub.
t"i eceIying ary relici irm he hest physic,op. f,
""s ndnreh 10 Try he viune Of your In,ily cello.
mated Pie OiEtmcnt. a. commended Lv ,o,,
"gtni Mr. James T. IIoger, aui She was enrtel,
''Ievtd hy ihe nse 81 enc hculc, md her Ger e,oi
h'"''h. which had been had Tor The last seven y.a,.
"as completely ,eslufed. I crn therefore ,ho.,-
I"Ily mend R,ley's Pile Ointment 10 an nor.
IONS 'fo"b'od wnh that painful disease.
WILL tAM NJ CUNF.
'eriiy that ! have been uinicteI severeIy ,,b
The iIies ft The last lwo Yeas. anI on, , n.,ns
various remedies wuhnni ohinining relief "a.
induced 10 ity HIoy's celebrated OtnimefI fr tho
rue ahd "biarued spredy relief. and { tbe,eEs,,
'""h'eniy recommend % ~ those afflicted vuh
'" p''ni" dlseosc. AMOS S RAMSEY.
t'lambus ~. Oct 10. IA.
IAIIION-Npne gcnnIne nnlsss manufactured
w 'ne Fa'e7iecs pui up ~ pitfalls made erpr.s.iy
'"t 'he p"fposc, lctierod md sealed With an erg, +.
yea scnl- wrh Rlcy's Ointment for Piles; p,tcnt.
90 Jouuafv, ls44' stamped upon the cork .ut
'"'eI"r'd; with a splendid engraved wtoep,,
sigued hy he P.tentec. 'F'
n y. Al lrIier. ran.t he difect,d I'm
Nessfs DAVIS A. WILMER. Columbus
GcHe'at agents 10, ne UssL
ftf safe wholesale nnd fcisd Nv
yr, JANIS BAKER. Wheeling Va.
) KIDD & co Prushntqb. r.,
SHN6S CLASCOE q co Cincinnati.
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y. ~. EF.4RESEK.
DEAFNESS CURED,

COMPOUND kKEOSOTE ACOUSTIC OIL.
IFoK the cure Of DEAFNESS, pains ana IA,
dlscharaco OF matter ifon the ears; also ali
'tost ulsaSrocabie npIses. Ike the huZLire 10
Ihsccis. taiIn2 ct water, whzzlng Of strsw 4 r.
d't, winch are symptoms OF approaching d, NJ
mess. and also generally attendant with ,hr a..
case foT sale ~ Or J CRUMBACKER.
m No ts}. Nam 81, Sole Agent
lhls medicine rs highly recommended aud ma
hiti"us cerhhculcs are given, hy very retp,,t
winch u has performed pc
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CITY D~ISPENSARY. 80.

CORNER or MONROE 81 4TH SIS.
The consulting hours of this Institute will
hereafter be from Ii To- ~ A. NJ, and from
z 10 s T. NJ. every day. Sundays IA to 3
L. M.
Any cases who may require medical atteu-
dance. aud medicine, between the hours above
specified, are requested to call upon either Of
the attending physicians, at their Offices, when
they Will promptly receive such assistance a.
their cases may require.
ATTENDING PHYsICIANs.
DR.. TODD, Main ST.
" BATES, Quincy st.
A" FRiSSELL, Church ST.
HlLDRETH, Corner Monroe and
9Th SITS.
BY orler OF the Board.
T.. A.. HlLDRETH, Stc'y.