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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-10-18

celebrated Chit Alligator, sud WhIrh
q ews Rlainiy he eEWlFHfe den u ore II
lie mafkrrd traits ii Grn. Tayiuf's rhasae-
ter. Ne brlsrF eaairnrr of tie na.llrnass
snd nsiaEsl kildnrss ar GFn. Tsyl0f ran
r. gwen dian whsl il heEr shoun. Tie
GsllaEilg i G0l. TsylnEs lalk:
.Red BrOlheEss I an glad ~ mseI soa
hsFr. hecause n GErsI SPiTil i Plessed
wiih those Nho make Peare fnnrgErsl
fslhrr. he Passidenl Of he Iniird Stairs.
vii alsa D. Pieased. Although soldisE.
do nnl wish 70 she'd thr hlood 81 my Hrss
bsalhrrs; and had EaiheT savs he LIE Il
ore rhild lhan kill One hundErd Il year
warriors. There sFr nanr 50 hind ~ lls0se
whaNill not see: none 81 deaf - Ianse
Who nil not hear! IouI faFs are apen;
your rhirls knaw what Eanl. and iiry
know have neser derived Them. What
eErF have promised Las hrrn peEf'Fnard.
n any Of your people eome 10 NY ramp
With white flag Ihry will he a. ssir ss
slough they AeTe Ihan.and miles disianl
frna Ine. Non kna~ Nhal | have said;
il YOU like my talk ne sTr Irisnds; II mo-.
:" back 10 your camp. and lie Ear a'll
continue"
Alligator said. in reiy:
.Falhrri Your talk is true; what ynu
say IS gand. ! UNDERSTAND Won. and y"n
shall understand me. speak with 4
straight iongnr: any heart Is clean. my
hands are white. and y0u must hslieTe
what ! say. NV people haze suffered
\ great deal. This has hren lie longest
VA ever knew or heard at; but nv pep.
lple have drsired pcare a long time. u
your messengers had carried good words,
ll,ls ding would have been closed lnng
ago! We will do rs nnr great falheI
wishes. The haichei is burled-noI an
der the pine ieee. in the sand. lar the "a ind
will blow down the TIRE aud uncover i
again; moi in The ocean. l'r the waves wi
wash II on SHIRE; hut have digged a deep
hnle in hard ground. and haze put hi
stone on The halrhei, sI that il Will nefrl
again be seen! May the GTraI SPiri
keep il safe have done!'
IL the conclusion Of the letter referret
10 the writer says.
"Apiaka. ar Samuel jones he fisher
man. aud his Mieasukirs. are the onl,
indians now enncraled in the ihicksis
Col. Taylor has done more toward hi,
contamination. during the short time HI
has heen in the country, Than all Tie olhr
commanders since the war began.
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The editor Of the Washington Union
complains very murh NJ " Gen. Taylor's
position" That's exacily what Santa
Anna dill in his report Of the hattie Of Bu.
ena Vista. lie asrrihed all his calamiiirs
To Inc position" old Rough d Ready
had been so unfair rs 10 tale.
L0Eisrille JOUR.
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Gen. Taylor.-I'he following snecdo,

Gen. Taylor.-'rhe following sner,l"ic
NJ Zen. Taylor is relaird by the Slaunlon
.(va.) Spectator. Its perfectly character
islic Of the man:
The old Hero was asked. on one ocra-
si"u. by lady, what lie meant in saying
he was not an ultra Wing! Ills reply
was Madam. ! have been called upon
10 pass through three wars since ! join
ell The army. In the war Of 1912 | saw
both parties represented on the battlefield,
and even in my liiIle command at For
Harrison. they stood shoulder to shnul-
ider. saw the wL;< ....-I 49, n----....---.
lie down in the swamps "f Flori,l5. aud
in the morning rise up to their posts Of
duty and again saw them rise not up.
hut together lie in the embrace of death
| have seen the Wing and tile Democrat
again. eide by side, an the banks Of the
Rio 6rande. saw them bnih stand To-
gelhPr al the lannon's mouth al Monte
rey-and again on the bloody field Of Bu.
ena Visla--and both looked up TO the
same star-spangled banner. The Wing
and Drm"craI spread the same tent upon
The sand banks AT Vera Cruz. and Together
marched To The Halls Of the Monlezumas
at their counlry's call. And. at last. |
have seen The Wing and Democrat return.
ing home, with constitutions broken aud
health impaired, to ,lie--and seeing these
things. could not find i, in nv hear to
prnserIbe men for meIc political diileren.
res 7" ...
| Let our opponents. then. twi, at lis as
much as they please in regard In the No
Pariyism' 81 our candidate. We like him
Ill the better for what they 50 much dis.
like. He is al honest man and a good
Wing. zeaIousIy devoted to The perscrva.
ton Of the cheeks and balances of the
Constitution, and he will give US pure
administration Of The Government. This
is all we want. <...
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We should suppose that The above
would So, the old Jarksnn men in Ten
npsspe. as we'll rs elsewhere tn thinking.
What was orthodox when uttered by HIM.
is now condemned nv thu lra,lers of p IL,
Cass. and Van Buren, Democracy. when
promulgated by Gen. raylo,. h"cau.e his
success bids fair to bligb, their hopes of
continuing in power. let the people
who have only an interest in a right adj
minis,ralion Of the government see to il,
that the " ,lemagogues" spoken of by their
oil leader do nn, indeed do" injury to the
cause Of freedom and The rights Of man."
by defeating one Of the puresI Of the oil
servants al the republic.
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rillss lhal W'uid Fr,UO liW, aid lie
IEsngr ~ hiPh 10 nnld raFy aah L,a
inla lie Whup llnusF, WuHad lsP utprr %
.eut nsa i,larang q rlrsk ga hr pasgn.,, a
lhr Aan Rnmn muKra.~ul 90 llae Aouh.
ll,an ana ualrr Palsiiral rrenl shsl rrrali
lake Ilarr. La tie Saaslh ihiisk a die,
Eess.s EtsGhens AM coas-Iuige
csnr has unlisFsone I1sal - lDrzsnf.
Gsnsgis. luF HE nsuIsssInns assanll nn Nr.
SWpi.rns, he i TrParied In base glleal
guilty. ia he rl..Ises. aid was ssnlrnrul
10 ray = line ri sashi hnnsirri d.ilaEss
Tie ws.hingien Union SAYS ihai :. lie
Mig raniidairs don't laee lhe masir..'
Thai cant he sid 81 lass. I.rI lhe ms,.ie
h. NhrIr il mar. he must nerds fare il
With one u his III facrs.
L9ui,HLs Ja4rasL
G;avemnr Johnson has determined n
rail- an extra session NJ lhr L. gislaluIr 4
Sanih IaInlina. IN nnlrr Go rnsile aha.
State Ia rasI her .nIr Iar ElerInFs Of Pei.
drnl and Vice President.
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al shall engage in no
schemes, no combine
tions, no iuirigues. If
the American people
have not confidence in
me, they ought not to
give me their suiIrsges."
Allison letter.
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wAY.FARlNa yoTEa

Tie falloWlng enmpllsliUR a FolF''
,aLsn "a show de pHirtra &C. h'T DC Tee
,nlrsev a lTasellrts by land aHd . a'ff.
Is akrn Gnm lhe Albany Ea' ming !'''a'a@'
Il Thursday lzsl:
Result e . sole taken "a haaEd -
s,ssmrT IIunlnnss an Monaay. SePlrinasi
=. a A a., A. .ssa-.,sH~
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IL confess whilst |
have great cardinal prin-
ciples which will regu-
latcmy pUIi;icallile, am
not sufficiently familiar
with all the minute de-
tails Of political legisla-
ton to give solemn pIel-
ges 10 exert my inilu-
ence, il | were President
10 carry out this or defeat
that measure. Ihave no
c0nccalmenl. | hold no
opinion which | would
not readily proclaim to
my assembled country
men; hut crude impress
sions upon matters of POI
Icy which may he right
to-day and wrong ,r-mor-
row, are. perhaps. not the
hest test Of fitness for Of.
flee. One who cannot
he trusted without pied
ges, cannot be confI-
ed in merely on account
Of them. AlEsoa It,
gs,-
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" Demagogucs, | arm
persuaded, have, in times
past, done more injury
to the cause of freedom
and the rights OF man
than ever did a military
chicftlIn; and in our
country, at least, in times
Of peace, should be much
more feared. I have seen
something of this in my
march through life. and
have seen some mcn. too,
making the bohlest pro-
LESSONS, who were more
Influenced by selfish
views and considerations
than ever they were by
The workings of an ho-
nest conscience" L'f-
ter 10 S,luuei ScGri.
wDuf.
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Grx. TarIoR.


the use Of my name a. u
candidate for the Presl.
,lency. | have frankly
avowed my own disirust
Of nv fitness for that
high station, but having
al the solicitation Of ma
ny ofmy counsr, men IA.
keg my position as .
candidate, I DO not feel
at liberty to surrender
thai position until my
friends manifest q wish
that | should rstirc from
j, Cen. 7eslor's Al.
hsOa Ieffcs.
II have no private
purposes 10 accomplish
no party projects to build
up-no enemies u pun
isll--noshing ioserye hut
my country."-ALEsO'i
letter.
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" Party aad party feel
ing should l,e avoided
Now is the time to exicr.
inmate that monster par
" spirit"
{" The Chirf Magistrate
Of a gIeat and powerful
nation should never i'll
duIge in party feeling
-Lfier to .Hr. K0p0s.
Il DO not solicit the
Office Of Presiirnt--it
was the frank and ilat.
tering call oftiIe freeman
of this,couniry-noi mine,
which placed my name
before the nation."-
Letter 10 Srm'l S,rart-
trout. d,fed Washington
Cify, 1925.
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ZACHARY TAYLOR.
FfOm the Rough and Ready.
SOMETHING FOR THE OLD JACKSON
MEN To CONSIDER.

As tie example Of The immortal Wash
inglrn j. nol NJ the present day snilieirnI
TO juslif, Zen. Ia, lar il his posllion he'
fore tire American people in relation In the
I'rrsidfncy-as the sentiments ri tie
Father Of his country too aniiqnalrd'
donhllrs,) are even sisregarsled ny the
leaders ri Polk. Cass and Van Buren, De
mocrary. in their extreme desire TO do ex'
acrly what i. right. Ne propose 20 invoke
the views of one Inr whose rOunsels they
profess al least Ia have very great regard
hone other than Gen. jackson himself;
and doing this-leI ns see whelher they
will. under the pressure nf cirrumslan.
crs," be found rrpndiaIing Them.
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GEs. JAcKsoS.

"1'hcpresilentialchai
| have always viewed as
q situation too RESPONSE
bic to he sought after hy
any individual, however
great his talents Or cmin-
cut his services. I, is
one which the immortal
Washington approached
with awful fbrebo,lings,
conscious that the desli-
ny Of "A free leoI'le-nfun.
horn millions were com.
mi,tcd To his clisryc."
Gen. JqcsSoa's reElg
~ Ju,iSE Orslgt,ia, 800
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-07-12
MIR. JOHN vi. M'CuE-

a you are non resident of Virginia, this is to
n give you notice, that shall proceed. on Sat
urday the 9th day of August next, at Leake's Tav-
ern, Rockfish Gap, Augusta county, Va, to take
the dispositions of John Wayt ct alias to be read as
evidence in cause now pending in the Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Nelson county,
Va, in which !, as the Administrator of the late
Moses McCue, am Plaintiff, and yourself and o.
thers are Detendants-and that, on the Saturday
following of the same month i2th) shall, in the
town OF otaunton, at the office of Commissioner II.
r. Kinney, take the dispositions of n. c. Kinney ct
alias, to be likewise read as evidence in the above
named cause-and that, if from any cause said de-
positions shall not be concluded on the DAYS respec
lively fixed for their taking they shall be- adjourn
ed from day to day until finished
Respectfully,
MOSES H. McCUF.
July IL, lS4S-4w.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-07-12

ISAAC PAUL, with best facilities, will give
- his entire and constant attention to his general
business at Misunderstanding and forwarding
Goods and Produce of all kinds with Dispatch
There he always hasin store for sale prime stock
of GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, SC 4,
SC. Orders from punctual dealers will be careful
ly filed on the best terms. The last very great
flood did not reach the floor where his consigned
goods are always placed.-There is no danger,
therefore, OF goods being injured by feshes unless
higher than was ever known. His arrangements
for paying freight in the Cities and on the Rail
Roads are and always have been full and perfect.
July ,, 1913.
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ISAAC PAUE q. CD.

make Acknowledgements for the liberal patro-
A'A mage they have received at Staunton, and So
llclt its continuance for Mr.. Thomas STgIDER to
whom they have sold their entire stock of Goods.
Said Strder has lived with Mr.. Paul at Winches-
ter for several years.-Tho public will find in him
faithful agent in the Commission Business, and a
liberal dealer in Produce. He has also general
Stock OF Merchandise for sale easy terms to suit
purchasers.
All persons indebted to /. Paul & Co. will at
their earliest convenience make payment to V. J.
Brown, who remains with Mr.. Strder.
ISAAC PAUL s co.
July ). 1913.
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LIST OF LETTERS

R EMAlNING in the Post Office, at Staun,on.
- on the LIST day fully, 1913:
A.-Geo. A. Armentrout, James Alexander.
B-Ihomas Bragg, Il. Brown, Angelina Bar
net, Franklin }. Burns, Sarah ii. Beard, Mary
blackwell, Isaac Brown, Jas. f.. Bowersox
C.-Rebecca Carson. Payton Carson. Thomas
Outings, Campbell s. Fleming, Geo. w. Craven.
Doria e.. Curtis
Deco w. Deal
F-Frances r. Fortune Sarah Fox, Geo. w.
Foster, Julia c. V. Flythe, N. r. Farrar, Jno.
Flory.
.AG.-APhonso Garner, John B. Garnet, Jno.
Graham, Frances M. Green, Henry Canes.
Jesse Heney, Jacob kaufman, James A.
Huffman.
I g. Jos. K. Irving, Sally Jackson. VIM.
w. Jackson.
R.-Susanah Knowles, Robert Knowles Dr
j. P. Kinney, Saul A. Kerr, Absolom Knowles
L.-Dan'l Locke, Mority A. Lazy, o. ii. Lee,
WIN. b. Lewis
M.-Jno NJ. Miller, Jonathan Marshall, Fran
ees Monaghon, A. S. McCung Indiana Maysecup.
!: c: Myers, Thos Il. Moon, Sarah Moffett, VIM.
Mckensey, Hester NJ. Maupiu, Emanuel Mura.
- flames Poage, John Paxton, Geo. Polmer,
w. A. Peters. -
R.-Jasper RadCord Naaman Roberts, Andrew
Robertson, Nancy Root, John Ramsey
S-Eli Swarts, Mary J. Scott, Jacob Sbreck-
hioe, Adam Shuey, Michael Shenk FIiy,bo,b
Swink, Charles NJ. Schenck. ''''''''"
THO. w. Tayloe, ia. Templeton. William
Thompson, Catharine w. Truol.
w. w. Wright, F.. w. White. w IT
Watts, Avn f.. Watson A. f.. WetheralI. Ran.
dal Wilson, A. Whitmore, Geo. e. Woodward, J
Williams
z. &Z.-Margaret Yates, Susan Zimmerman
These letters, if not taken out before the LIST
day Of October next, will be sent to the Dead Let
ter Office.
N. c. BROOKS, T. NJ.
July IL, I54S.
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EpEAD! READ!-Dr. M'Lane's yermifuoe

u
TOR eXpelllng WORMS ASTONISHING Cure
Feeling 1t TO be duty due 10 my fellow beings
lay before them fact which took place not long
since. Last fall called on Messrs Hyrold s. Co.,
of Williamstown, N. Y, for some Worm Medi
cine, and they recommended Dr. M'Lanes Vermi-
iuge, or Worm Specific. | took a bottle home and
gave dose to child about six years old, and to
my great establishment it brought away So worms.
soon after gave another dose to the same child .
which brought away about so more, making some
$50 worms in about IL hours. have given to o.
ther OF my children very eectually, and can cheer
fully recommend it to all.
JAPHET C. ALLEN.
AMBoY, July 2Sth lS47.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by j. KIDD & co.
No. 60, Wood street. Pittsburg. Pa.
For sale also by ESKRIDGE s. GUSHING,
Sta,ntOn, Ia.
% n. B.-Purchasers will please be particular
and inquire for ''Dr. .WLane's Worm Specific,
or Ierm3uge," and take nothing else.
July 5, 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-07-12
NOTICE,

'ENHE County Court Of Augusta a its June term
~ 1913, having appointed me Committee to
take charge of, and manage the estate Of John Nc
Cue. person non compos mentis, till he shall be
capable Of managing it himself, hereby give no
tlce that no contract made by or with him, without
my sanction, whereby TO charge him with the pay
rneut Of any money or other thing, will be recog-
nized.
JOHN d. IMBODEN,
jane %, lS4S.--3t COMMITTEES.
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NEW STORE,
-eto--
THOMAS STRIDER.

ADJOINING T.ALLEY HOTEL,
Is now receiving fresh supply of GROCE-
RlES, &C., consisting, in part, Of
HID. p. X. Sugar,
2 A" N. o. do,
1000 lbs. If. do,
| HID. Molasses.
10 Bags prime Rio Coffee.
Laguira do.
Cask Rice,
Whisky and Rum,
Brandy and Wines,
Nails, all sizes,
Cast, Shear and Blister Steel,
ShoveIs and Spades,
Gun Powder, Imperial and Young Hyseu Teas.
Indigo, Pepper and Alspice,
Madden, Copperas and Alum,
Ginger, Salaratus and Salt petre,
Starch, Nutmegs and Cloves,
Candies and Raisins,
Rosn and Rosin Soap,
Sperm and Tanners Oil,
Boots, Shoes. Hats and Caps,
Traces and Halter Chains,
Domestics, Sc, &c.,
all OF which he offers at very low prices for Cash
'r Produce of all kinds. Call and see the bargains
low offered you.
July II, lS4S.
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MRS. /. II, WARD

INFORMS the Ladies that she has changed her
place OF residence to the dwelling Of Mr. Simp-
son, on Main Street, one door below Mr. M. Cush-
ings Store where she will be pleased to fill all or
ders In the MANrUA MAKING and MILLINERY BU-
sINEss.
July IL.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-07-12

REiNG very much annoyed By persons who
~ are not content to pass through the lot on
which ain building, in peaceable and quiet man
ner, but wonionly destroy the young trees growing
there, and carry of plank. shingles and every thing
of the kind they can lay their hands upon, hereby
give notice that will in future prosecute as tres
passers to the utmost extent Of the law all persons,
whether they be children or grown up dcpredators,
who 90 upon the premises at any time without my
permission for so doing.
J. ID. IMBODEN.
Inne 2S. 1S4S-St
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Sale Of Wheat. Ac-

RY virtue Of trust deed executed to the under
- signed by james Beard on the l4ih of Janua-
~, l64S, shall proceed to sell, on Saturday the
18th Of this month, the land where he lately re-
sided, belonging to VIM. Crawford, near Parnas-
sus, for cash, the WHEAT cut from Is acres of
new ground, the onc-haf Of the Wheat cut from 7
acres, aud the one-half Of the Rye cut from Is
acres. WIN. d. ANDERSON.
July D, lc4o. Trustee
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TO THE PUBLIC.

90 Zoe
HAVING purchased of ISAAC PAUL & co.
Il their entire Stock Of Goods the subscriber in
tends to continue the business of Receiving and
Forwarding goods as heretofore, and will constant
ly have IN store general assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, HARD
W.4RE, BOOTS, SHOES, HITS,
caps, Sc, &c.,
which will be disposed of very low either for cash
or country produce Of all kinds. He most respect
fully soIicis the patronage of the former customers
and of the public generally.
THOS. STRIDER.
=, 1djoining TaLiey Hotel
Stanton, July 3, 1913.
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DIR. WM. s, MCHESNEY

AS located himself in Middlebrook, and offers
his services TO the people, in co-parinerskip
with DIR. j. MChesney. He is also prepared to
treat with Coad's Gavanic Battery, Rheumatism,
Epilepsy, Paralysis, aud all nervous diseases
July 5.-4l$
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Caution 10 Y1'eSD0SScrs.

reNfiE undersigned takes this method of inform
ing those persons who have been in the habit
OF shaving the bark from the trees in his grove OH
the hill, south west of the Court house, and of
shooting at mark against the trees, and then chop
ping them to get the bullets out, that he will pros
ecute with the utmost rgor OF the law, all who
may hereafter be guilty of such trespasses.
ALEX. III. III. STUART
july 3
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VOLUNTARY CERTIFICATES.
UNITED STATES NAVY OFFICER.
Certificate of Cant. Mclean.

Certificate Of Capt. Mclean.
RAILWAY, Dec. !, 1917.
have been afflicted for years with the Piles, and have
tried, without anything assuming the name of a remedy
had, matter of course, lost all confidence i'm mcdi-
cine Under this feeling nduccd-not without
reluctance, confess -to use "Uphams Eccuary, and
having used it for about three weeks according the
directions laid down. find to utter surprise well
satisfaction, that every symptom Of the disease has
left think it due alike to DIR. Upham and myself
TO make this statement. G.. w. MCLEAN.
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NOVICE.

AM compelled, in sefdeience, to notify the
~ public that cannot any longer tolerate trespas
ses upon my Alum Spring property, such as are now
OF almost daily occurrence. Al! persons far and
near are welcome to drink Of the water and carry
away as much of it as they choose but hereby
prohibit any and all persons from digging out and
carrying away the alum rock itself If were to
permit this process to go on at the same rate it has
been doing for some months past, should presently
be left without any Spring at all.
The law will be enforced against all trespassers
from and after this date
JOHN w. FRAZER,
=, Proprietor ofthe Warm Spring Alum SprnC,
heretofore known as the 'Brinkley Alum Spring y
cioVerdale Hotel, Bath Co., July IL, 181S.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

THRUST to Brandrcth's Pills, take them so as TO pro.
ducc brisk effect, and your sickness will be the al
air OF day or two, while those who too wise to
follow this common sense advice, will be sick for
months Let the sick enquire of the agents for Brand
reths Pills whether these things or not. Lee;
them enquire among their friends and ask the same
question. Verify if EVlDENCEi is wanted it shall be
procured. To the sick, let me say, use the
BRANDRETH PILLS,
Is the best advice mortal man give you.
BEWARE OF COU7ITERTEYTS
The genuine Brandreh Pills can be obtained at the
following places:
William X yle, stanton; w. w. King Wayncsbo
rough; William H. Bell, Churchville; p. A. Heiskell
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs; J. r. Cyrcle, Par
nasSus; H. Messersmith, Mt Scion; Tyre Maupn,
Mt Sidney; James NJ. Stout, New Hope; d. & w.
Whitmore Mt. Meridian; b. F. Graham GrccnviIle
Jas $: Guy Deerfeld McGuin, s Co., Midway
Col: w. I'll. Allen, Green Valley, Bath Co; John e.
Dickinson, Marlborough Springs; Crawford, & Co
YARN Springs and Henry Miller. Cedar Creek; w.
W. Douglas, Mt. Solon Hobbs * Tay lor Valley ii Ills
w. Nj. Dudley. Jennings Gap.
June T. lS4S Pm
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-07-12
lDI@o UlPIAAM9S
Vegetable Internal Remedy
FOR THE PILES!
&J-.4 Cure for Life SeCNreH.-s4
n MEG

For the Cure Of Piles, Inflammation Of the Lirer
and Spleen: Inflammation, Soreness and Uice-
ration Of The Stomach, Bo,cets. Kidneys and
Bladder; Iofiammatory and .Nerc,uial Rheu-
matism; Iapurity Of Blood; Weainess and
Inflammation Of the Spine; and for the relief
Of Married Ladies.
TINiE Symptoms Cause and Nature of the Piles, to-
i gcther with its conductive diseases, will be found
in the Pamphlets. TO be had Of all agents and dealers
gratis.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-07-12

Il II u ~ II o ", H.,
A RE now in receipt of a large stock of NEW
IA and FASHIONABLE GOODS. and would
respectfully invite their friends and customers both
in Town and Country, to favor them with a call,
as they have no hesitation in saying that they can
do as well for them as any other establishment in
the place They are at all times ready and will
ing to buy any kind of Country Produce that they
can turn into Cash, and will allow the best prices.
May 10, lS4S. Dem copy.