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ton being; the Pacific Ocean, it's said she will
carry OUT Seth Barton Esq, the newly appoints
cd Charge to Chilli Z. -, +:


cd Charge to Chill 81 !. J i5.;s:. 81
Rtcrni.ing BY reference to- our advertising
columna the yonng men Of Edge6eId aud Ab.
beyille, who lost their chance in the Volunteer
companies 81 those districts, will FIND; that they
can now be gradded, by applying to Il. AM.
Perrin, ,Sof the 18th U. s. Infantry, who's .anx-
& ious o fill heranks ofhis company, and go
& 10 the seat of.war. The officers Of the Com :
88s spanyar all natives Of South Carolina, and
Lieut. Perrin. born and raised in Edseheld
district which we have no doubt ssillbe mora
satisfactoryto those who are desiroas of;trying.
their fortunes in the battle field, from this dis.
trict, thanio be comrn1nded by a Stranger.
i With the bounty offered, good pay, clothing,
& subsistence. and such officers as are at present
in command of the: Regiment, we feel satisfied
tliatere another month rolls round the quota
ortheS Regiment, from South Carolina, will
q have been:feported and on their march to the
Il head quarters OF General Scott, whittier they
are ordered: and, allhoughwe are no prophet
we feel justified in saying, thatere another year
rollsronnd, that all who stepped forward at
their country s call, for the Var ,Oi Mezieo,"
{saye those who fall in battle. 4or by disease,)
will have been disbanded, and returned to their
respective homes one hundred and SIXTY acres Of
s land better Of than the day they Joined the ser
vice, and as regards the troubles aud privatons
they may have to endure,
z A bottle and Kind landlads,
Will cure all again"
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Drug Store for Sale.
b HE Subscriber offers for sale on accom-.
p modaiing terms, his Stock of ~.

FENHE SUBSCRIBER offers Tor sale on ccou1-
u modaiing terms. his Stock Of 'aac
~ Paints, Drugs. &c.,
together with the FIXTURES, SHOP FUR
NITURE, &C., in the city Of Hamburg. fg
Should The stock be too large for the views Of
any one desiring to opurclase ,itcan bereduced'
THERE'S no regular practising Physician,in
theplace. Il would be desirable opportuni-
" to one wishing to unite the Aposhecary By
siness with the practice Of medicine.
g. Applicationmay bemadcto Mrs X. SMITH M
satthe Store, or in Auguslato I,
/ 3 & ss::5ss,,.,9. 4 Ii VIM. X, KITCHEN.
Il June: June: ! sz sc Il s,e5s !: g.; Sl! 40
.gisttf;ki.a islsss:s si,I 6l4Ns:3, i
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3.st
-.
4 The editorial solthe Ssli number OF the
-Bulletins OF Democracy, tN'hose authors
hare swell Knows g! thiss knd q y
/; charges Against SautaA nna WHO there =
accused ol.sneiiosst 9tSterr9 g ,I2Fao l1 sle
arieie saying liiat All aa i rsune g
proceeded tfo Waalo 70 ;eslg p IN IL me
+ prepafallonss. and from aike want q q
! , from y pad arrangements. we are gwen %
derstand, thai ne sacrlhcea sgselessly
large Porion3o tins torce. ssna PC Is Is e, even Sa
Ioameu sior naes Restraining ~ race l py
fsis.n - 9. arm as
1--we ~ we're = iofffane m IN ettne o. .Ie
lya.,ohal oonyS,il,eN: neeu - ,ory
teau, WIN astls.e, s, 9liou, tne ; saiu eIl
torla 10 penelfaselhel laepln anu IN We Wick
eoness oisthe aeslsa Oh l ;ausnoTs: unlosl
men yo9rcat ~ de1ec. your
Pat.iailly apu insane nle.tlo!'s:
5,zs.l.nou. seahus. he asse!I!'pl o: our
Ieapets 10 t .na.uocu u e';s ul'.isnea IN 'ne
.tp anu ~ o.ner papers,
tne ~ neuoi.iaa gnlen ees!a.y .a,oo.
"e 49, y aH.at una,
c'ea' a
ilrea % ms ac'}onT ~
olss.Pales l1e 9ssll.ltn atalloas; ol our en-
si,.c.us ee cql.auc' % tae
inyaoes' e nlmsE,eai suPeti;,
oriy Tue taosal.ages ot. h!ssaflllery'and
a.E .'las c9alrsan.eu.ho lac''i'ale ms VI
cot Pleiei,
- ilefi'ao,e-
NJ, - = l4se so :tsja,,
~ f,ilc,, a, OUT P2sllion was well CHOSEN; u
was s.otttnea. las,syel as circumstance
~ ere. Y and all
was 81 lofesesll . mat was TO have been lore:
seen 'nresular ereaand IN lhe usual u y
.aeltes,otivs g. 5atlae I'ls'ithats no exPee;r
.!pnWasenes'ta.ncas /, g Oh ne tars, ooih
aIas .esPelasss,9Perauan 1ol, me enemy;
To,L ' .le !. y" oeiMeell !, w; ! u hlu
~ oHs sss.,a :.pe ogHs' elosSeu
'pt'.sss l,4e leYsF ;G!9sseu anu
taxing lax! n.feYeIseiln ne position! Wmcn me
man hoay OF oaEarmy ~ ocepP,ed, surprised
ll.lc ,ne 1imGsolSa Sactloni inanei general
attack on y ala2PaEfs anonee' I and even
par . ol,'he SaYa.ry.'i is pretended lnat
me 1eneratoneh.'eto p nave to,rTeseen 'f ms
I risk ;rnpt totlhls hlsfargumentletwot sufnclent
aTeplies. es.lmay;be<made: - 7Firsl-thai nol-,
wilhstanding the ssold. opinion. confirmed
by ihetexperience ofJhe whole war from;
.IsISl0stoalS2 2k.FIhatlhes road by which the
enemy Aanketl,nsswas impracticable, the
I General didsnetineglect lit, since he sta,
TONED. il orderlo cover II, the greater par,
and if this,foree dsnot fuIGl the object Of
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The subscriber returns his sincere thanks to
the citizens Of the District. for the Iiberalman-
ner in which they have supported him'in5 his
business, and hopes by strict attention, that
the public may find tito their advantage to con-.
linue their patronage. JOHN LYON.
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For week past We have had warm
weather, which to the farmer is very
acceptable. The spring has been so very
cool, that The crops Of Corn and Cotton
are less advanced than usual al this season:
and the quantity of rain, or damp weather,
has been quie unfavorable 10 the killing Of
grass.
The crop of wheat is not promising.
Yet we understand it is more SO than il
was Two weeks since and if it escape rust,
from which il is not yet safe, there may be
enough made inIhe district for home con-
sumption, but I'VE presume Iitte 10 spare.
We learn that a few crops in this neigh
borbooj have been harvested. = Pendleton
Messenger =
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! ;sLieus. Hunter-This gallant officer, on his
arrival IN New York was enthusiastically re.
.. esiyed, and preparations are making TO give
him public dinner in that city.
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The Wheat Crop.-A few weeks ago,
we remarked that the prospeclfor wheat
was gloomy. Al present we are happy
to state that a favorabl change has taken
place, and many fields that promised
almost :noihing few weeks ago, now bid
fair 10, produce a handsome yield. provided
the rust does not make its appearance.
True. there are some fields entirely ruined
and never will make the seed that was
sown. In short excursion we made mlo
the country the. .oIher,' day, we saw beller
wheat:lhan we have seen for some years ;
and upon The whole, we now believe that
a fair average crop will he raised in this
vicinity. Harvesting operations will likely
commence with US next week.-Anderson,
Ga=ette:
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N OTICE..

NOTICE. i:
ENHE undersigned have formed co.part-
d nprship under the name Of JoHs Lyon
& Co. for tie purpose of carrying on the
Merchant Tailoring Business,
and will keep at the same place formerly occu-
pied by John Lyon: - u l}.Ss
AuANpsoaE a ASSORTMENT or y3,.ss51
CLOTHS, CAssiMEREs, vEsTrNGS.
and fancy articles, will always be kept OH hand,
which will be sold on reasonable terHs. 80
JOHN LYON ssTs.
JOHN LlPSCoMR.
January /, 1s47. @ 49,. q.
We also wnn1d inform the public, that we ara
fecevug from New York and Charleston,a
splendid assortment Of Goods suitable for Gem
tIemcn's wear. consisting in part Of
Sup. black French CLOTH, -
~ Do. blue do. do. t1.fs.z
Y Do. brown do. do. Is. Jss.ssj2 =.
Do. black do. Doe skin CAssiMEREs'
Do do. fancy do.s do. o.
Do. fancy check summer COATS, large
variety, ts..
A plendd assortment of VESTINGS, St--
A fine lot Of white kid Gloves, black do. SS
Black satin and fancy Cgayats and Scarls
Suspenders, silk under Shirts and Drawers,
Cotton and wooden Drawers ,E1@9
Also, a variety of Goods belonging to the trade.
such as MILITARY TRIMMINGS, DC, all
orwhich will be sold and made up, in astyle that
will please any that may favor US wit, their
patronage. 1919, !, ss,ls,,o;
: March Is, ls47. 3m 3
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks to
the citizens of the District. for the liberal mani
fner in which they have supported 'himiin his
business. and hopes by strict attention, that
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comes to Iiai! storms, she is "thar." I
have taken the precaulion 10 refer 10 some
of the injured, in the event of any incred-
:plous fredericksburg a more definite and
thoroughly authenticated account,S@ stsa
: i am yours. JOSHUA HILL
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Tie New York Conference ofthe Methods.
Episeopa- CHURCH North adjourned on the 27lh
nit. A.resolu,oR'ssai,iQg apart the third FRI.
dayin this month, (June, Jaasaseay of Fasting,
lin vicwof the decrease of fmembefshfpSt
1000 during the year) was unanimously adop.
ted. ..g ; 4 ;. 45sysEo.r s,,.....s ..>,.
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passage Of % days. We have furnished
particulars ofslRe news to-day. twill be
;peyceived by our,eiegraphic despatch that ~
.breadstuifs had advanced in all the y North--.
ern markels.-Char. Euen. Nel0s. f,s5s
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isigoedl M[iAaSuEL Marx JtaEyEz.

ssvsre Hail. Stormm.-Tbe following ac.
count 10 the halt storm in Jasper county,
says the Augusta Sentinel, surpasses any
thing Of the Kind we have ever read.
Those Of ouri readers who know The writer,
need no Enforcement Of his statements.
MnrrIcr,fo Ca Nav! ~
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-10-13
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

The subscription on the part of the citizens of Au
gusta to the Louisa r. Road not having been in the
form prescribed by law, it is necessary to re open
the books according to the terms Of the Act Of a..
sem6ly. This must be done before the Board of
Public Works can be called on to make the sub
scrlPtlon on the part of the State. The President
OF tne company therefore requests that all persons
who have subscribed will immediately ronef,, -;
Signatures In book to be prepared and left at the
Once OF the Clerk of the County, so that no time
may be lost in securing the States subscription.
~ is also necessary in order to give the Augusta
subscribers the full rights of Stockholders in regard
70 voting on questions which may hereafter arise
IN general meeting, that they should pay two dol
ssrs per share to one of the Commissioners named
IN The act OF Assembly, to be by them deposited in
1t IS hoped that our fellow citizens will not hoz
ard the loss OF the great advantages they have al
ready gained by failing to attend to these mport,n,
acquisitions.
- THE COMMISSIONERS.
October IS, 1847.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-10-13
TRUST SALE.

N pursuance of Deed Of Trust executed TO me
= on the LIST day of September, 1916, by james
Paine and Louisa his wife for the purposes therein
mentioned and of record in the Clerks Office of
Bath County Court. l shall proceed, on the premi-
SEES, on the I'd day Of November next, to sell to the
highest bidder, for cash. the undivided interest of
said Paine, (being one moicty ihereof in three sew
eral tracts of Land lying on both sides Of the Cow
pasture River, in said County Of Bath and also one
entire tract or lot of Land lying on the east side of
said River, and adjoining the other Land. beinn
the same Land conveyed by Thomas McDan,
maid and Nancy his wife to said Paine, by
deed of conveyance bearing date on same day of
the Deed of Trust aforesaid. This land will be
sold subject to the provisions of another Deed of
Trust executed TO me by said Paine, on the Doth
day of September, 1915, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of said County Court, reference be-
ing thereunto had will more fully appear
Upon this Land is erected, and in full operation.
a Saw Mill with circular Saw, and to run which
the water Is taken from the River which supplies
suiiiclency at all seasons of the year.
The title to this Land is deemed unreasonable
but acting as Trustee, shall only convey such ii,
tie as is vested in me by said Trust Deed
CHAS. l.. FRANCISCO.
October 6, lS47.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-10-13
FORM OF PROXY.

Know all men by these presents. that we. the
subscribers, being Stockholders in the Valley Turn
pike Company, do hereby constitute and appoint
A. B. our true and lawful attorney and proxy,
to represent each OF us in all general meetings of
the Stockholders Of said Company, held from and
after the date hereof, when we are not personally
present, (or represented by some other proxy of a
subsequent daie,) with full power and authority a,
such general meetings to give such vote or votes
and 10 do such act acts, each of us could give
or do as member of said general meetings, if we
were personally present-and we do hereby ratify
and confirm, whatever vote or votes act or acts or
said attorney may lawfully give or do for us, in
pursuance OF the authority hereby conferred on him.
lS47 " ''p''
Sig. of Witness. Sub. Names. | No. of Shares
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-10-13
TRUST SALE.

ply virtue of Deed of Trust executed TO the
subscriber by James r. White and of record in
the County Court of Augusta bearing date February
Is, 1910, shall, for the purposes therein mentioned
proceed to sell at public auction, the premises on
Saturday the 9th of November next, for ready mo-
ney, the following property, to wit certain tract
or parcel of land, lying in the County of Augusta
wherein the said White now resides, estimated to
contain Ten ACRES, and adjoining the lands of
hobert Dickinson and others-Also, the following
personal property: One Horse, ono Cow. and ali
the said Whites Household and Kitchen furniture
OF every description, together with all his Tools OF
every description which may appertain to his bust
ness rs a Vagon-maker
The title is believed to be indisputable but act
ing as Trustee, shall only convey such as is vest
ed in me by said Trust Deed.
DAVID FULTZ, Trustee.
Oct. 10. 1S47.-dw
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-10-13
TRUST SALE.

~ virtue Of Deed of Trust executed to the
subscriber by JAS r. White and Louisa his
wife, and Of record in the County Court of Angus
ia, bearing date the Goth OF September, lS43. /
VIII, tor the purposes in said Deed mentioned, on
Saturday the 9th day Of November next, proceed
to sell on the premises, to the highest bidder, for
cash. certain tract or parcel OF land, containing
Ten ACRES, more or less, in said Deed men
toned, adjoining the lands of Robert Dickinson. ia
cob Myers, Abraham CARRIER and Eaklxss heirs and
9iheIs'IAso the following personal property: |
Cow, 5 Hogs, Sheep, Gear for one Horse, Wheel
barrow, Stove and Pipe, Tables, 2 Chests. /
Loon and Tacklings, Bureau, | Candle stand, |
Cupboard and furniture, Clock, Looking Glass
es, Wheels, | Reel, large Copper Kettle, 1
small Kettle, Feather Beds, Bedsieads and fur
nture, all the Kitchen furniture mentioned in said
Deed also, all the Tools, Tables, Chairs, SC.
mentioned in said Deed.
Acting as Trustee, shall only convey such title
as is vested in me by said Trust Deed
JAS. TURK, Sen.
N. B.-Arrangements will probably be made 10
have the land sold short credit, of which no
tice will be given at sale. J.T.
Oct 18TH lS47
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-10-13
STOW ES. &c.

= HE subscriber has just received from the CITY
OF Baltimore. large assortment of STOVES
of various patterns, such plain Stoves with pipe
Cast Iron Alright Parlor Stoves Sheet Iron Air
tight Stoves with cast bottom and top; Slanley's
Paflor Stoves for wood Cooks Favoriies, with
full set of Fixtures and Pipe; and Ten Plate Cook
Ing Stoves, with Fixtures; and also Mallary's Pa
tent Coffee Mills an assortment Of Brass Stew
Kettles; Scale Beams and Weights Block Zinc
Japaned Ware; Tinplates, Ga new article y Fur
naces; Coffee Toasters; Lamps; Soup Ladies
Spitioons; Stove Backing; Swimmers, Ladies'
and Forks, which he offers to the public al
fair prices. He has also on hand a large assert
ment Of Tin < COPPER WARE of his own
manufacture, which he will sell low for cash O,
country produce or on time to punctua! persons.
b. +. POINTS.
Sfaupiou Oct 6 1Sd7 ~
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JNO. l.. PEYTON,
WIN. NJ. PEY'rON,
Extrs ncI II D. l.
HOUSE & LOT
IN MT. SoLoN
FOR SALE.

George Wickle-Plain,ifi,
AGAINST
John M. McCue, Admir- Of John S. HONEYWELL
and Others-Defendants
IN PURSUANCE of Decree pronounced in
the above cause by the Judge of the Circuit Supe-
rlor Court Of Law and Chancery for Augusta
County ON the 9th day Of June last, the under
signed Commissioner will proceed, on Friday the
9th day of November next, to sell to the hiphes,
bidder. at auction, on the premises, the HOUSE
AND LOT situated in the Town of Mt. Scion.
which was conveyed to John S. Hopcwell by a
certain John Shields, and of which the said Hope
well died possessed for the purposes mentioned in
said Decree.
TERMS.-So much cash as will defray the
costs of suit and expense Of sale, the balance in e.
quail instalments at six, twelve and eighteen
months the purchaser executing bonds with good
personal security, and the title retained until the
last payment shall be made
ALFRED CHAPMAN.
October Is, lS47.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-10-13
NEW STORE.
McN EAGH s. BROTNER.
OF ALEXANDRIA VA

A.,
AVE established a branch Of their business at
the Depot in Winchester, in the house for
mcrly occupied by Mr.. Beall, and are now recciy
ing very large and general assortment Of
Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cups and
Dry Goods,
Consisting IN part as follows: Brown and Loaf Su
gars, Pulvsrsed and Crushed Sugars, Molasses.
Coiiee, Teas, tobacco, Scotch and Ra2pee Snuff.
hps'n; Var'agated, Rose and CASTLE Soaps. Sperm,
Mould and Dipt Candles, Chocolate, Salt Pctre.
Madden, Indigo, Copperas, Alum, Chip'd Lo,
Wood, Birthstone, Saeratus, Train Oil, Castor
O'i, Putty, Lampblack, Pipes, Iron Bound Tubs,
Extra White Leaf, Ground Alum and Fine Salt,
Aispice. Pepper (ground and in the pod,) Sanger's
Mustard, Nutmegs, EPSON Salts, Ground s. Race
S'nger, Nlaccaron, Cloves, Cinnamon, Vinegar.
Rock and Fine Powder, Mace, Painted Buckets,
Nc, &c, Mems and Boys Thick Boots, do. Kin
Boots, do. Brogans, do. Kip do : Angola, Russia.
Casslmere, ID. B. Angola, Fashionable Coney, b.
Is. Concy HATS. Navy, Fine Ring, Palo AL
to, Muskrai and Hair Seal CAPS, Sc, Sc, &c.
All OF which was purchased in Boston and New
York, and direct from the manufacture at LYNN.
Massachusetts by one OF the concern at the very
lowest prices. We therefore feel warranted i'm
saying, that we can and will sell them as low as
they can be purchased west of tho Potomac and as
we design doing cash and produce business, our
motto shall be short profits and quick sales We
VIII take IN exchange for Goods Grain of all kinds
Glover, Timothy and Flax Seed, Bacon. Lard
Butter, Feathers, Beeswax, Sc. Sc We will
give the highest price in cash for Flour, also re-
ceive and forward Goods, Flour, Iron, SC. Sc.
with prompiness, either to New York, Philadel-
phia, Baltimore, Alexandria, Sc on the usual
terms. Give us 4 call.
McyEIGH & BROTHER.
N Innha n A.
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LIST OF LETTERS
IL EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Staunion
Virginia, on the LIST of October, 1917:

" EMAINING in the Post Office at Staunton.
Virginia, on the LIST of October, l847:
A-George M. Alexander, James Austin.
B-Jno. Burkhart, Joseph Burkett, G. NJ. Bur
nett VIM. ii. Byne, nellie S. Braden
Geo. W. Craven. John r. Cross, A. V.
Crenshaw, Eliza l.. Cronshaw, Catharine Golf.
man, Thomas Clark Samuel Cupp, Robert Chris.
tian, Francis Campbell.
D-William Dunlap, Julian Davis, Peter Dug
las, George Defenbaugh Miles Davis, John Ii.
Davis. Charles II. Drummond
E-Samuel Ellis.
John d. Furguson, John B. Fairburn. Da
vd Nj. Fackler, Jefferson ~ Frame, r.. Franck,
Frederick Fisher, VIM. Foulz, James A. Frame
G-Ellzabeth b. Guy, Wilma Gland, Samuel
Graham, Geo. Cannon, John Grove, jeremiah C..
Gardner, VIM. Caldwell, Samuel G.. Grever.
H-Susan Hoy, Thos r.. Hall, Elizabeth Hill
Jedadah Hotchkiss, Eliza Hanger, John Hickey,
Henry Queary and Daniel Humbcrt.
J-Jane Y. Joseph, Catharine jefferson, Alex
ander Jefferson, Nancy III. Jordan, William Johns,
K-Lafayette King, Mr.. Kincade, Thomas
Kinney, K. Kuriz.
Phillip Lindsey, X. Lount, Susan J. Lohr
Michael Lvick, Philip Lutz, Peter Lambert, Cath.
arine Lowman, John G. Lewis
M-Wm. ID. May, u. Il. Minor, Caroline Mac
farland, Samuel Martin, William II. Munday
James Miller, lIezekiah McKune, jimmie MarsisL
Ter, John Martin, G. G. Miller, Arthur McLavy
N-Icnry Near.
civilian Palmer, Henry Price, Robert Pot
ter. John Paxton, Isaac Potter, James Poage, Johr
Parish, l.. d. Poe, John Pilson.
R-James G. Reynolds, William RaIston, ia
cob Rolir, William n. Rosonbcrger.
S-Louisa Steward, WIN. ID. Snead Georp,
Shaver, Esther Shultz, George Simmerm1u sam
uel Sterret, Alexander III. Smith, Susannah Shell
| ly, Rev. p. Shickel, Penn Shifet, William Shep
herd, James Shields, John Sing. John Supple
T-Alcy Irvine, Jos. Thomplison, Randolph
! Tisdale.
W-James II. Ward, Peter b. Wade, Richar
w. Wood, William Wilson
DE- These Letters will be sent to the Dca
Letter Office, if they are not taken out the Pos
Office before January 1913.
NORBORNE G.. BROOKS, p. M.
Staunton; Oct. 3, lS47.
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CAMBRIDGE, VT, June 49, 1876
Mr. Seth w. Fo,ule,-Dcar Sir: For several years
past, my usual good health has been occasionally inter
rupted by spells ofcoughing, produced by colds year
ago last winter brought TO the verge the grave
very severe cough accompanied with pains ia both
sdes, between the shoulders, &c, which, with long
eontnucd night swcats, and other alarming sympoms
reduced me SO low that my friends dcspared Of my re-
eovcry Consulted physicians, and tried the various
remedies Of the day but OF them cured me- AT
last procured DIR. Wstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
and saved life have enjoyed better health
Tor many years therefore recommend others who
need it, to try it. SAMUEL BENTLEY
per " ~ '"r
BERKELE and A. ID. WREN, in Staunton. and bv
druggists and Dealers in Medicines generally in vlr.
xinas Oct. 49, IS47