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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-04-19
LAND FOR SALE.
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Il NOW offer for sale several tracts or parcels Of
u Land lying and being i'm the County of Bath
and State Of Virginia, ON the Turnpike road lead
ing from the County Of Albemarle TO Guyandotte,
lying three miles from Bath Courthouse and two
miles from the Hot Springs, being between the two
watering places. The several tracts contain in the
whole upwards Of Nine HUNDRED ACRES, with
the following improvements, viz: One LARGE
STONE DWELLING HOUSE, sixty-three #.
in length and thirty feet in width, and laid off in
convenient rooms for Tavern House; a large Stone
Kitchen Smoke-house; Spring house; one Stone
Stable with sixteen stalls for Horses, and one Log
Stable with eight stalls, aud good Barn with two
Granares and other necessary buildings, with a
bout two hundred Acres under fence aud improved,
with a never failing Spring Of water on the same,
sufficient to turn Grist and Saw Mill at all sea-
sons Of the year. and quantity Of excellent timber
for saving into plank on the Lands aforesaid, with
4 splendid range for Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Hogs,
BIC. The Land is we'll adapted to Wheat, Corn,
Oats, Grass, Sc; and more eligible spot is not 70
ba found in Western Virginia for Tavern Stand
and raising stock and poultry, with convenient
market at the Hot and Warm Springs for the same.
Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing said Farm
will call on the subscriber on and owning the pre-
misses, or in his absence, some OF the members
of his Family who will show them The Land and
let them know the terms of SALE
JACOB CROSSE.
April 10, lS4S.-2m.
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FROM THE ST,4IE or .NEV YORK
DR.. MLANES VERM!FUGE.

olicssrS. j. Kidd s. Co., Pitlsb1rg, Pa
In the month OF June last, we received doz of
"Ju'Lanc's 8,noniG Horn SpeciGc," all of which
we have sDJ and wish a further supply as
heretofore. We frequently receive packages from
New York by Express, and presume there would
be no difficulty in forwarding by this mode 10 us at
Rochester from PntsbuTg Yours truly,
POST s. WILLIS.
Rochester, y. Y, Feb. "a, lS47.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by j. KIDD &. co
No so, wood street. Pi,tsbnrg pa
For sale also by ESKRLDGE s. GUSHING.
Stanton, ~
o. ". B.-Purchasers will please be particular
and inquire for ''Dr. Jn'Laac's Worm Specific or
VermDuge." and take no other.
April H. tS4S.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-04-19
The Shenandoah Paper Manufacturing COMPANY

The Charter of this Company having been IA
vorably reported upon and passed by the Leyisla-
ture OF Virginia. IL is due 10 the community that
full and concise statement Of its features Objects
intentions and engagements, be laid before them
that those disposed to aid or participate in an enter
prise 50 useful in itself, and so highly beneficial TO
The community, may do SD underslindingly
LIE Corporation are entirely distinct as BODY
from the purchasers of TIE Gulf Mill Property. ex
cept as purchasing lot and SO much water power
from them as may be necessary for their specific
manufacturing Experimentation the said proprie
Tors OF the Gulf Mill Property agree to furnish, in
elusive of lot for Factory, at rate equal TO rent
oi ten dollars per annum for each horse power re-
quislte for driving the Factory-and TO take the
principal, which would be $l66 per horse power
in stock, in the Company. This is rate of only
about one fh, or flee hundred per cent less than
the cost OF Water power at Manayunk Lowell
Lawrence, Trenton or Patterson the great seats of
our Eastern manufacturing establishments. AL
though the propretors of the Gulf Mill property
are, and must be at very heavy outlay of cash
capital in the purchase, and will be in the improve
rnent and development of the water power necessa-
ry for the Factory; yet they put the power thus
low to the Shenandoah Paper Manufacturing Com
| pany, to encourage them in the opening and com
mencement Of manufacturing improvements in this
| great Valley.
no part, therefore, of the funds or stock subscri
bed In this Valley, will be diverted to the purchase
OF, or improvement of Water power OF lot for Fac
tory But every dollar will be strictly and faith
fully applied to the erection of Factory-purchase
OF machinery, and to form business capital for the
Company, as may be seen by Section 9th of the
! Charter.
The expense of the factory building,
forebays and water wheels, is estna-
ted at $4,000
The expenses Of sixteen rag engines and
four Cylinder md Foudrineer machines,
and all the other apparatus and fixtures,
about $4,000 dollars, and will require
about 100 horse power for operation, $4,000
A business Capital not exceeding 10000
will be requisite, $4,000
Forming capital of $4,000 besides the -
water power, $4,000
The machinery will be capable of manufacturing
upwards OF 5000 lbs Of paper per day-or about
! SZOO,OOO worth per year. And although this a
mount may seem large amount, vet when we
consider the vast daily consumption of paper in tine
/ United States, should be inclined rather to in.
crease the capacity of the mill, than to fear a want
OF market for the paper, market for large Il
mount of what we shall be able to manufacture is
already engaged. Those disposed to take stock in
the Company, can do 50 by applying TO the Editors
Of any of the papers published in the Valley, IL
Robert T. Brown John ii. Srider, of Jefferson
county, or Hiram Ellis, General Agent of the Com
pany.
April IL, l94S.-2t
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MARKET NOTICE.
April IL, l64S.

1 \ compliance with resolution of the Common
Council Of Staunton, adopted on the Sth inst,
hereby give notice 10 the citizens of the Town
and all concerned that the ''Ordnance to establish
and regulate Market" will be strictly enforced by
the Mayor from and after the first day of May
next.
The Ordinance referred to prohibits the sale of
fesh. fish, fowl butter, eggs, cheese, vegetables.
roots. fruit, or other things usually sold in well
regulated markets." at any other place than at the
Market-house, or within the limits of the market,
which are as follows beginning al the south east
corner Of the Market house lot, thence norlhwardly
with the line of said lot and across the street to
point on the northern side of said street, thence
westwardy 10 the southeast corner of an office on
Blackburn's lot, thence southwardly down the west
side Of the street towards Benz Crawford's store
to point opposite the beginning, thence eastward
~ to the begnning,-on any day until after the
hour of II O'clock A. NJ. and any person, wheth
er seller or purchaser, violating the provisions o
said Ordinance, will subject himself to the penal
ties therein stated.
The Market hours shall commence at day light
and continue until | O'clock A. M.
JAMES #. PATTERSON, c. c.
April IL, lS4S.
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Middle Riyer Land fo,. Sale.

Il containing about 1863 Acres, adjoining the lands
of G. A Stewart and others, within mile of the
Valley Turnpike road. The road from Col. Harms
berger's to Rockfsh Gap passes through said land
The Improvements are a good BRICK HOUSE,
LOG KITCHEN. S.MOKE-HOUSE,I ICE
HOUSE, BARN, Sc. The lad is in fine
state of cultivation Any person anxious 10 pur-
chase will Of course view it, and for that reas
further description is considered UNNECESSARY
My son, Peter III. Woodward, resides on the plan
tation and will shew it to any one. would also
refer TO Mr.. Samuel Cline, who will take pleasure
in giving any information that may be desired.
S. M. WOODWARD.
April 10, lS4S
o. Rockingham Register copy G weeks and send
account to This Office for collection
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-04-19
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

comprising general assortment of such Goods as
are suited 10 the season and this markets consist
ing in part of every variety Brown and Coored
Domestics; bro. and bid Sheetings from q TO I2
qrs.; plaid and striped Cotons for dresses great
variety Tweed. mixed, plaid and striped goods for
men and boys summer wear, very cheap Nan
kirs Checks; Tickings; domestic and imported
Ginghams English, French and American Prints,
great variety; French and English Cloths ;
Casslmeres, Cassinetts and Kentucky Jeans; Silk
Tissues, Barages, printed Lawns and Muslins. and
various new styles Ladies' Dress Goods; black
and colored Alpaccas and Mousns; bro. Linens,
plain and figured; Irish Linen; Cotton and Linen
Diapers; Linen Camb. lIandkerchiefs; Hosiery
Gloves s. Mlts silk Hands Umbrellas. Parasos.
Sc; Panama, Lcghorn s. Palm Leaf Hats Ladies'
Palmetto, Florence Braid & Straw Bonnets-Misses'
do; Boots and Shoes; Groceries Glass and
9ueensware--al of which have been selected with
great care for this Market bought principally for
cash, and being willing to sell at small profits, we
Halter ourselves we can offer purchasers induce
ments at least equal to any other establishment in
this market.
MOSBY s. TAYLOR.
April 5, lS4S.
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aLIlhnINIsaN0 $50
MRS. DYER

HAS just returned from Richmond with a sup
- ply Of the most fashionable Bonnets for the
approaching season, with also a rich and beautiful
assortment of materials for Bonnets. including flow
ers, ribbons, &C. She will dispose of these goods
on the most reasonable terms and make up the ma
terias to order in the most complete and fashiona-
BILE style; and in this line as well as in Mantua
making, having provided hersefw an experience
ed hand, she hopes to please all WIN may favor her
with their custom-Shesstil resides in Mr. Quin-
lans house, between the Post Office and the Court
house.
April, ~, l84S.-3t.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-04-19

WE will offer at public sale, on Friday the fifth
w day of May next, on the premises where the
late Emanuel Hernsberger, decd, resided, all
the
Land and Mills
belonging to the said decd, lying the south side
of North River, one ard haltmiles below Bridge
water, and about the same distance above Mount
Crawford, Rockingham county, Va. This land
lies well and is in high state of cultivation
This tract contains
265 ACRES,
about 80 or 90 acres Of which are woodland. The
improvements consist Of good .TER CHANT
and SAW-.MILL, Two good DIHELLI.NG;-
HOUSES, a BARN, STABLES, and other
necessary out houses. The Merchant Mill runs
two pairs of burrs and country stone, to which is
attached Corn and Plaster Crusher. These
Mills are in good repair, and situated in as fine a
neighborhood as any in the Valley. This property
had been formerly divided in two tracts, about SO
acres of which were attached to the mills Never
,heless it will be offered entire or in two parcels as
may best suit the convenience of those wishing to
become purchasers. The terms will be made
known on the day of sale, when some OF the heirs
will be in attendance. In the meantime any per-
sons wishing 10 view the property, can have it
pointed out to them by Jacob Hernsberger, or ia
cob Wynant, living near the premises.
THE HEIRS
of Emanuel Hernsberger, decd
April IL, lS4S.-tds-Pr.'s fee SO rs.
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NJ R. a. NJ. BARNETT: As you are not an
AVE- nhabitant of the Commonwealth of Virginia;
You Will please take notice that on Friday the 2lst
day OF April next, at the store house of George w
Hull. in the County of Highland, we shall proceed
to take the dePosiOns Of Peter Hull and Others;
and on Monday the first day Of May next at the of
fee Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for Nelson County. i've shall
proceed to take the dispositions Of Morris Harvest
and others, which deposllions are intended to be
read rs evidence in a cause row depending in The
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
Augusta; In which we are plaintiffs, and you and
William Guy, administrator OF VIM NJ HODGE,
decd, which said Hodge was formerly partner
of yours under the firm Of Hodge & Barnett, arc
defendants. II tiom any cause Ike said depostions
should not be completed or the day aforesaid their
taxing will be adjourned from day to dsy Ill! finish
ed. GEORGE w. Hull.
JOHN b. BRECKENRIDGE
I tatc JIeTehGnts trading under he. firm Of Hui
S. breckenridge.
/ March 5, 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-04-19
A LIST or LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office ct Stanton.
4 Va, on the lst of April, l64S:
A-Joscph AIeger, John Aisirop, Richard w.
Atkins, Thomas w. Armstrong.
B.-Jno. Balrncr. Eliza j. Bailey, c. NJ. Bur
net, Mary Brown, Franklin Burns, John Bush.
Amanda Brown, Fanny Brown.
C:-Wm. Cenny, Mary T.. Crow, Hatch
Clark, Sandy Coaly, John Canaday, James Car
D,-Dinkle s Rogers, James Z. Davis.
1.-John T. Fabush, Eleanor A. Foutz, d.
Fishburn. ID. Foutz, }. Finnoy, Jacob l. Fisher
G4-Wm. Grass.
A.-Edgar w Harrison, WIN. S. Hanger,
Christiana Hunter II. G. lIilzel, Joseph Harrison
Comfort Hardon w. b. HYDE. Nancy Hydeu.
Reuben Hay, Tucker Halter, George Hill, Jaco5
Huinburg.
J. &c X.-Thomas johnson. Jacob Killiam,
Noah knapp Henry kuear
John Lewis, James II. Lewis, John Lam,
WA. LeeGy, G. G. Ludlow.
NE Moore, Mary Mitchell. Chloe Mar
shall, James Meensey, Margaret Miller. WIN Mar
tain. Rlargaret Moore, Samuel Myers * Son. Geo.
&. b. Mitchell, Ann Morris.
N.-hbraham Nevlus.
P---Joseph Perkins, Edmund 3. Pearson. ia
cob Ptman, VIM. X. Piper, WIN. e. Powers, A
Price.
R.--Nancy BooP, Caroline Rhine, Washing
Rick, Irving Reed.
S-Thomas Smith. Phlis Smith, Jas. Smith
John Stuple, Daniel Sanger, Geo. Shaver. Henry
Smell, James .. Station, G. II. II. Stapleton, Ma
ry 4. Speck. Henry Speok.
z. q V;-Sarah ThrogmoTtor, 7. II. Tucker
Jacob Van Lear.
w. Il. Walden, Joseph Wenger, Lchy
Wilson.
! X.-P. w. Young.
/ Gc-Tbese Letters will DC sent TO the Dead Let
Ter Office if not taken out before the lst Of Jolly
! lS48.
Three cents postage must be paid or tfansen
Newspapers before they can be sent.
y. c. BROOKS, P. NJ.
April 81 lS48.--3t
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Handsome Fwassiiv .Yan,,sio,,.

5O feet by IS, containing large commodous
Rooms.-built of choice material and finished in
The best manner. The grounds around are hand
some and susceptible of being made a lovely place.
The out-houses correspond in material and work
manship with the residence, and convenient and
sufficient Tor every useful purpose, and adequate to
the wants Of large family. The water is close TO
the house, which is spring, pure. abundant and
untalling. Any gentleman desiring private re-
treat in the Valley, can here find an intelligent
community. health, good schools, and every prvi-
lege that can administer to his comfort new
Frame barn has been built on this land within the
last year, of ample size and approved fashion
If desired the family residence, with few acres
of land, will be sold separate from the farm
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-04-19
HARDWARE.

A large Stock of Groceries and every other DIES.
cription of Goods usually kept, in this markell
The attention of the public generally is called to
ihelr Stock, which has been purchased in the New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore markets since
the GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES, which will enable
them to give GREAT BARGAINS for Cash and
country Produce.
Siaunton, April IL, lS49
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-04-19
GENTLEMEN & LADIES WEAR

LADIES' & GENTS BOOTS AND SHOES.
Nutria. Silk, Palp Alto, Sirocco. Panama, Palm
and WOOL Hats Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings
Tuck, Side aud Redding Combs & Hair Brushes
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-04-19
EXECUTORS SALE.
ZIG Acres Of Land,

WILL be sold, on the premises, on Monday
the 18th day of May next,
1iG Acres Of Land,
lying on the main road, and near Hebron Church
about miles south west of Staunton, adjoining the
lands of Capt. David Serrett aud others. This
land is of good quality abou; so acres of which are
cleared and in fine state of cultivation, and the
balance is well timbered.
Also
at the same time and place, about IL acres ofWheat
now growing on said land. Terms of sale as fol-
lows the grain at credit of six months, the
purchaser giving bond with approved security
and for the land, one-third of the purchase money
will be required in hand. and the balance in three
equal annual payments thereafter. The title to be
retained until the whole of the purchase money
shall be paid. GEORGE BAYLOR,
JOHN TRIMBLE,
Ex'rs OF Geo. Baylo decd.
April IL, l64S.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-04-19

adjoining the town Of Waynesborough This land
is IN the highest state of cutivation, having for
several years spared no laoor or expense, in fenc.
ing, manuring and otherwise improving it, until it
rs now Just in condition to yield good profits.-
The buildings consist ola
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-04-19
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

2 OW SPIRITS, caused by the presence of i'm
IS pure humOrs in the blood. Health is the state
of body and mind which renders mere crisfence
blessing any thing short Of this is disease, and is
caused by the accumulation of morbid huruots in
the blood, and other juices by neglect Of vegetable
purging. The cure is very simple: open the ma
iural drains of the body which nature has provided
for the carrying Oft of all lis Impurities. and health
will be sure TO follow. This can be accomplished
without any inconvenience by the use Of Dr. Bran
dreth's Vegetable Universal Pills, which arc known
by the experience of thousands to perfectly cleanse
the blood from all foulness, remove every morbid
affection. and renovate weak and enfeebled consti-
tuions in perfect health and vigor.
BEWARE OF ooUrETnaxExys!
The genuine Brandlreth Pills can be obtained at Ac
totto,oiag places:
William Kyle. Stauuton; w. w. King. Wayncsbo-
rough; William II. Bell. Chnrchvillc p a. Hciskcil
Lebanon White sulphur Springs; J. r.. CyrcIc Par.
aassus ii. Messersmith, Mt. Scion; Tyre maupin
Mt. Sidney James NJ. Stout, New Hope D. & w
Whitmorc, Mt Meridian b. F. Graham, Gfccnvillc
Jas s: Guy, nccr6cld; McGuffn s. Co, Midway
Col: W. II. Allen, Green Valley, Bath Co.; John q
Dickinson. MilIborough Springs; Craw ford, & Co
" arm Springs, ard Henry Miller Cedar Creek: w
VI Douglas Mt. Scion; HOODS Taylor, Vsllcy Mills
April IL. 1872
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E'SCP Y'OacSs EOfS
Waynesborough, April 5, lS4S.
o. Rockingham Register copy.

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks OF
hce of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, April the 3rd,
lS4S.
Nicholas c. Kinney, receiver, &c.. and Samuel
Clarke, Executor of William Clarke, decd.
who was administrator with the will annexed tf
of Divd Golladay, dec'd.-Plain;iffs,
AGAINST
Isaac Goaday in his own right and as adminstra-
tor de bonis non with the will annexed of the
said David Goliaday, decd, Frederick Cola
day, William Goladay and Observation-Disclosures
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants Isaac Goaday. William Cola
day. James Golladay. Utilla Golladay, Samuel
Golladay, Peter III. Goaday, Polly Rankin, Eliza
earns, Jacob Hershberger and Sally his wife. and
- - children of the said Sally Hersh-
berger heirs and devisees of the said Daniel Cola
day, deed, nothaving entered their appearance and
given security. according TO the act Of Assembly,
and the Rules Of this Court, and il appearing bv
satisfactory evidence that they are no, inhabitants
OF this Commonwealth IL is ordered that the
said Defendants do appear here on the LIST dav of
the June Term next, and answer the bill of the
Plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper printed in Siaun-
ton, for two months successfully, and posted at the
front door of the Courthouse.
Copy-Teste.
II. G. KINNEY, C.. G.
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ATTENTION, HIGHLAND RIFLES!
NNHE Court of Enquiry will sit at my Drug
u Store, on Saturday next at O'Clock A. M,
and meeting of the Company at 7 o'clock P M
Every member is required to DO in attendance as
there is business of Importance 10 be transacted.
BY order of your Captain.
A. ID. WREN, o. S.
April I9
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40 the ELGA1eS.
TRAINING & REGIAENTiL NuSTERS,

rArHE training ofOficers will take place in Staun-
ton on the Sth, OH and 10Th of May next
The l6Oth Regiment will muster at SpringhilI on
the It'll the sd Reg't at Sam'l McCune s OH the
18th, and the 93d Reg't at Mddlebrooll on the
18th. The commandments of batialons and compa-
MES will give notice accordingly.
JAMES NJ. IIILEY,
Col. 93d Rcg't.
GEORGE BAYLOR
Col. SD Reg's
WIN. 4. BELL,
March 90. 1913.
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NOTICES
TO inc Stockholders of The Louisa Railroad Com,
pany Under the iet Of March 9Th 1877
March 10, 1913.

10 inc shareholders OF The Louisa Railroad Com
pany, under the Act Of March Sth, 1917.
FENHE following re1usitions arc hereby made
VIZ In addition 10 the sum Of So heretofore
called for, FIre Dollars payable on the first day OF
each Of the months Of March April, NAV. Aurrst
SePtember. October and December and Ten Dol
hS on the first day Of each Of the months of June.
july and November. Subscribers in Augusta will
pay into the Bark at Stanton; in Albemarle into
the Bank at Charlottesville, and those in Rich.
mond INTO the Bank Of Firginia--to the credit Of
ceSsary.
P.S. kuncinalhy IS important, as interest will rs
due oE each ;nstalrlens il not paid.
BY order Of the Board.
! CHARLES THOMPSON, Treas'r
Feb. 23, lS4S.-9m.
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The west, has determined to sell his property,
10 and adjoining the town of Waynesborough, Au-
gus'a county, Va, as follows, viz:
Une Of the most Complete TannereS
to be found in the valley of Virginia For labor sa-
wing and convenience its arrangements are unsur-
passed The buildings consist of Large Shop
and extensive Bark House adjoining, a brick eath-
er Store House, with 40 Watts and selfacting wa
ter works to supply every portion of the yard with
water, Bark Mill of the latest improved patent,
and other fixtures contributing greatly to facilitate
business II is located on the great highway from
Eastern to Western Virginia, is backed by rich,
thriving and healthy country, and the patronage
Tor many years has been liberal, uniform and prof.
table.
The Tan Yard will be sold apart form the Farm
II desired, and to any person embarking in the bu-
siness, great advantage will be derived from
the opportunity OF procuring the stock in pro-
gress OF ianning.-The stock is large, of hides.
leather and bark and bark can always be- had in
quantity TO supply the yard, in exchange for leath-
er. An improved Town Lot, contiguous to the
yard, with dwelling and outhouses sufficient for
family, will be sold with the yard il desired.
1t rarely occurs that property of this character
comes into market.
He also offers his FARM, containing upwards
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-04-19
FROM THE STqTE or .NEJH YORK
DIR. MIIANE'S

lA1LVlA2 lPIlLlLSo
M ESSRS. J. KIDD s. CO =
AA Gentlemen Please send me by Express IL
dozen boxes ".M'L.3yN,E'S LTJ1ER PILLS,'
They are selling good here. anG suit generally.
Yours, SC.
T.. p. STEDMAN.
Mayyile, Cha'auque co., n. Y, Dec. 20. '46.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by J. KIDD s co.
No. 60, Wood street. Pttsburg. Pa
For sale also by E.SKRIDGE s. CUSHING
StmHtOn. Td
o. N. B.-Purchasers will please be particular
and inquire for "Dr. ,U'Laes Liusr PiHs,' and
take no other
April II. 1913.