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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-07
Bellevue Female school.

THE next session viii commence the 2nd Of September
It is at the residence and under the superinendente
of the subscriber The various branches of English, togeh
err with Latin, Creek French and Music are taught
Terms moderate. JAMES MORRISON.
auoust 7 lS50-3t
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tsWlNcnEsrEe, IND., Sept. 20, lS47
ECCLESIASTICAL NOTICE.

yyNIIE IExxoToN PKEsRYTERv will Goshen Church
Highland County, Wednesday the 2st day Of August
uaS II O'Clock. NJ, }. a. VAN LEAK, ,. L.
July "a, 1850.
lj- Lexington and Harrisonburg papers please copy.
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WHITE & CO.,

JTAVE now in Store received in the last few days, 100
III Sacks Liverpool Salt; barrels Crushed Sugar; do
Puverized Sugar boxes double refined Loaf Sugar;
box single refined Loaf Sugar Cloves; Mace Cinnamon
hes. Teas Terce Rice Rio, Java and Laguira Coffee.
Also, Stone Jars, Crooks, &C., &c., for Preserves
EXPECTED SOON,
| hid nice Moasses Tierce Syrup hhds Brown Su-
oar all of which will be sold at the lowest prices.
Stanton, July "a, 1850.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

'E'lE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
L. and the public, that he still continues to furnish We'd
ding and other Parties on the shortest notice and in man
warranted 10 please. He would also say Ia persons
wishing 10 purchase CANDIES AND CONFECTlON-
ARIES, by The quautiy that he is ready to supply them
low, or the cash. any other house in the place. and
he feels warranted in saying with good be brought
IN the market All he asks is all examination before pur-
chasing elsewhere. f. M. CUSHING.
1ulv 1870
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Stanton, July 81, ls5O.-St.
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NOTICE..

This is to give notice that have on this 18th day Of
July, 1850, sold and transferred my entire Grocery
and Confectionery establishment in the town of Staunon,
to o. c. Sterling of the Town Of Harrisonburg, Va.
SAMUEL STERLING.
StauntoI july 49, 1850
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BOB BANTo

n WISH TO RENT 70, one or mere years the FARM
belonging 10 the heirs Of John Montgomery decd ly
ing in Rockbdge county, the Lie Calf Pasture Riv-
er. There upwards of 600 ACRES in the Tract one
third Of which, perhaps, least cleared The buildings
are comfortable the Land so good quality ard lies in
good neighborhood Possession given The first day OF
September next. The Land will be shown by VIM. II.
Bell ESQ.,, who resides in the neighborhood. For terms
apply as soon as practicable the subscriber living near
Slaunton. JAMES NELSON, Agent
july II, IS50-tf. for the Widow and Heirs.
Lexington Gazette copy times.
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will continue in my name, ard for my own use the
above establishment. will in a short time repensh the
stock and will all times keep general assortment ofar
ces usually kept in establishments of th, Kind respect
fully solicit share of the public patronage.
o. G. STERLING.
Si.nntnn iulu 10 1870 st.
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PRESBYTERIAN HIGH SCHOOL,

Located at Brownsburg, Rockbridge Co., va.
OrFIcERs-Rev. w. w. TRIMBLE, A. NJ, Principal.
Mr.. w. S. M. GAY, LIST Assistant Professor.
End IS Professor.
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Postpomerncns.

In consequence of my inability to attend, the above sale
is postponed until Friday the 9th day of August next
JACOB SHRECKtIlSE Comm.
J,ly 81 lSs0-.0w
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SAlhYN OIg IhAN1Do
Valuable Mountain LaAa for Safe.

T WILL sell Tract OF Land in the County Of Abe
marie, lying on Browns Gap Road, and the head wa
tiers ofDoyles River four miles above Browns Cove,
tauing 4oa ACRES. One hundred Acres Of it is
cleared and well adapted to the raising Of Grain Tobacco
and Grass the other portion is well timbered with Chest
nat Hickory Oak Loclst and Poplar convenient to fine
range for cattle; and small Mill by repairing which it
would get good CUSTOM all Of which be bought for
the reduced sum of $500. Terms accommodating, and
will be made known by calling on me, or addressing me
through the Post Office at Browns Cove Abemarle Co.
JAMES Nj. BLACKWELL.
t,Iv 81 Is50 -a,x
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S METH ING FRESH.

CHARLES H. BALL has just received another sup
" py of FRuIrs, CoNFEcTIoNAR ARIES, &c., consisting in
mart Of ORANGES, Lemons Figs, Punes Dates Almonds,
Pecon Nuts, &C., sc. Also, Candies of every variety,
with few Cans Of those fine Picked Oysters. Call at
the Confectionery Establishment opposite the Spectator OF
fee.
Stanton, July 10, 1850.
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LOOK Ar THrss

apY virtue of Trust Deed executed to us BY Thomas
R' n. Green, now selling at the lowest prices,
Of the best stocks Of new, fashionable and desirable
Goods offered IN ,his Cotny, consisting of Ladies'
Dress Goods, Genemens Cloths, Domestics Of all kinds
Hardware, Iron, and every Thing usually kept in Stores
will find it greatly to Their interest to buy of ,hom They
also notify persons desiring to the Mercantile
business or repensh their Stocks that they will sell the
Goods wholesale by the large quantity on the most
reasonable terms.
o. They also notify persons indebted TO T. N. Green,
or to Green s. Co., that their claims transferred to them
and mast be promptly lquiJated Indulgence cannot be
given PETER Y. BROOKE TrSstoes.
NlCHG. X. TROUT, s
Stanton, July 81, IS50-tf.
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Notice to Pewholder in the Presbyterian Church.

IN consequence of indisposon shall not be able 10 call
4 upon subscribers within my district, usual hope
therefore, that longer indulgence will not be expected, and
that prompt payment will be made this week my store
HUGH j. CRAWFORD, c. c. s.
Staunton Aug T. 1850.
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LUMBER I LUMBER

TIME subscribers have hand large stock Of GOOD
LUMBER, embracing, inch plank, flooring &C.,
poplar scantlng Chair bottom stuff and large quantity
white pine Shingles which they will sell on accommodate
ing for cash, punctaa customers at their yard
in MI. Scion.
MESSERSAIITH s. BREWER.
JuIy 81 1SS0-2,#
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TINE wARKET ICES.
WINCHESTER MARKETS.

WINCHESTER MARKETS.
Week Ending Aug. 2.
FtouR-S4 90 a SIS 90.
iIsaRlses- SIS IS a S Sc.
SHAp-S9 rs a 10 81.
hAcoS-6 lie. per ID.
WhEAT--95c. 100
OARS 30 a I5c.
ConS-S5 \ 78c.
RYE-S0c.
LARn-7c per 10,
PLAsrER-$4 so per ton
FEArHEes-30 a SIC.
TRoN- sos Il 100 per ton.
BsEswAx-20c per 10.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-07

E,RESH PRESERVES.-Just received, lot ofSun..
rio Preserves consisting Of Lines, Pine Apple. Peach,
es and Ginger Call soon at No. 9. ~"
July.a, 1850. EN- CUSHING.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RicHMoSp, Aug. 2, 1850.
BEEr--Seas Wesht- 81 10 SIS IS. Extra quality will
command higher price.
Hess IS SO nett marketed dull.
MurToNs-S2 So nett as in quality.
BALTIMORE Aug. 9, 1850
BkEr-ScGle Ueight-S3 10.
Hoes SIS 90 So so, no demand
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NlAW BOOKS 8

uABPER'S New Monthly Magazine Lady's Book;
Sariain's and raham's Magazines, Tor August; Lit
tel's Living Age NlscauIays History of England new
cheap edition eroines of Missionary Enterprise; Painter
Glider aud Varnisher's Companion Kennedy's Life Of
Writ Foote'S Sketches of Virginia at 81 Sacred Scenes
and Characters, by }. L. Headey. -
ROBERT COWAN.
Staunton. July 81 1850,
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COME THIS WAY.
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
~ ENNEDY'S Life Of Witt Rev. H. Foote'S Sketch
n es of Virginia Diapers Chemistry Ollendor's ne,o
method of learning to read and speak French French Pes
aments Natural Philosophy for beginners; Scots Ihan
Try Tactics French Grammars Virginia Housewife; Miss
Beechers Domestic Receipt Book; Miss Lesley's Com
pe,e Cookery Masonic Chart just received and for sale
by VIM. CHAMBERS.
Saunton, July "a, 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-07
STAUNTON ACADEMY.

THIS SCHOOL will be opened on the first Monday in
Il September next, under the management of L.. WAD-
DELL, A. NJ. formerly connected with the institution and
lately elected Principal thereof by unanimous vote OF
the Trustees. Instruction will be given in the various
branches of liberal educaon and careful preparation may
be expected by such students as contemplate graduating in
the University any College in the State No changein
fees. by order OF The board,
WM FRAZIER, Sec'y.
P S. The Principal will be prepared to receive
al Buarders in his family.
Siaunlon, July II, 1850.
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6 Tons Esar IrOm.

TINHE Subscriber offers for sale on accommodating terms,
tons Bar Iron 5 tons Iollow-ware Castings; Liy-
ngston Plough Castings; Livingston PUughs, Of Trim
ble's make Also Plantation Wagon strong and heavy
WM. WTTHR0W, JR.
Waynesboro', july 81, tS50.-4weot.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
T'eek Ending Aug, 2.

FLouR-S5 25 a SIS so.
CLovERsEED--$4 so u s.
HGRRINGs--S6 s5.
SHAD, 50 rs.
BAcoS--S7 90.
Lard cts. IN Kegs.
WHEAr- 81 10.
CoRN MEAL-S5c per bush.
WHIsKEy-Rectiiied, 25c.
BurrER-Firkin IA i IL c.
PLAsTER-SS SO.
SALT.-Sl 40.
CosN-T0c.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-23
A Scene In Court.

A eertan limb Of The la" arguing case
in one Of the We.,ern courts, was informed
by his Honor that the case ~as decided by
Inc Court. i know It, responded the at
,orney. sIh peculiar nasal i~sn9 Tor
which he vas somewhat remarkable, 'bul
I'm going 10 provo you thai the Court Is
rronsn And a. j. he ~en; right and left,
when the Jud ge again interrupted him With.
Il have deciuea Hat, before Have, hey
with the nasal accompaniment. responden
the attorney. continuing his srgumen'. BY
this time. the pa,iencs Of The Judge getting
exhausted, he vas rather iGclin.d 10 be
angry, aud ia a somewhat severo lone he
sad, III you wish TO persist 10 arguing Tho
case, vru must carry ii ~ to tho Court o.
Errors.' Must. lsyt II this ain, C,urt
of Errors. don'i know what in thunder
Is" Owing 10 a grea, "lalling of among
the burton lamiiy just then the Court arose
-Caicago Del .Ntrsp.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-23
N:ZSz:WsIaz.Ez|

What Young man wants ~ wear d Wig
We all know the value of II good head o
hair. A young man with bald head, is q
sort of walking caficaiure Of his species
Hence the many various attempts 10 RENE
dy or conceal the deficiency. Hundred,
Of the Young men of this country, after try
ny the thousand and one chemical prera-
ralions and nos,rums for restoring The hair
are dr. ven the necessity Of wearing wig
practice as iitlc conducive 10 cleanliness,
as II $ dangerous 10 heahh Now, we hap
pen to know from practical experience that
Trask'S Magnetic Ointment will restore thf
hair on bald head, when all other rene
dies have faied.
Sold in Le.isburg.w wholesale and retail
by Thornton & Baker. Price % and SO
cents per bottle.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-23
Wit ano Gumor.
Sasaclty Of the OK.

The following remarkable ins'ance Of 50
gacity in the OK, was related to me by ar
old farmer who assured mo Of ito truth. al
though. as he expressed it, 'he was St
young when it happened that he would no
be willing to qualify to ii now"
alt was on The farm nea, to sy fa'h-r''
down in Hampshire State. The farmer
had an OK hal ,cas the mos, onrulies, crit
ter my two eyes ever beheid Ih"r'
warn't no fence could stop him-if he
couldn't jump over. he'd get unter
or fall on i, ard break ii down: he
was continuity in some mischief or other
-ea,in' up folks garden sauce. and d-s
noying their crops. His owner pu, boards
over his eyes /; put yokes Of all kinds on
TO him, but all 10 10 purpose. So finally he
tuck and shl. him up ia his barn.yard.
Bo, the 'arna' cr''er would Undo the but,
ton on the barn door and open the grain
boxes, and ge, up on the hsy.mo~, end
COMM, all sorts OF devaslat0ns. He t,,ed
oil manner Of ways 10 ias,en his born door
bl, the OK would circumven, him. At last
he made large button out Of piece Of
hardwood sc.n;ln', 90, ladder, and fixed
the button right over the TOP Of the barn
door. So he walks into the house, and told
his folks what he done, "and now he said.
al guess old Brin won. get into thar barn
again in hurry"
His words was scarcely out Of his mouth
when he heard dreadful poun6in' out in
the tarn yard. He run TO the ~inder. and
wha, ye 'spose he saw Why the o,
had seen him fix the button. and KNOWN ,
he could never reach it, he tuck up a two
, ear old bull ;ha. was runnin' in the yard,
and held him up. and actually made that
innocent critter turn the button for him"
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-23
Dip into the Gravy.

We were not long since much amused BY
coupe Of Hoosier girls, who came on
board the steamer -, at the lit,e tow q
Of Mt. Vernon, Ind. They had svidenll.
never been q thousand miles from home,
and were making their frs, trip on a steam
boat. The elder one was exceedingly talk.
alive. and perfectly free and uuconcerned
with regard to the many eyes that we're
scanning her movements. The ether was
of an opposite turn of mind, inclined to
bashiuness. AT dinner our ladies' were
honored with seat a, The head Of the ,a-
BILE, aud the oiu-st Wv. -,... La- usual in
dependence, GU her bread into small peers
,nd with her fork reached over and snro He'd
each mouihful in The nice dressing on q
plate Of bce!slesk before her. The passeu-
gers preserved their gravity during this
operation by dinl Of great effort. Pereeiv
10y ;ha, her sister vas not very forward IL
helping hcrseif,s turned round to he, aud
exclaimed loud enough to be heard by hall
The table. "Sai. dip in the g,ory. codpcy
as much as aay on 'em!" This was followed
by general roar. in which The captain LED
of. The girls arrived q. their place Q
destination before supper. and vhen the.
left the boa, all hand. gave three cheer.
for the girls of the tioosier s,a.e.-Cin-
r;yon,i NJnuareI
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-23
PU RE FIR + S FL co ID
LiU9ls OIL

THIS new and valuable Medicine, now
used by the medical profession with
,,., .,a;,,o,, !, tho cura nj
fuImona'y Consumption 'c'cJu1a o"''h'e
Rheumatism, Goa. general Dedthiy,
Complaints Of ihe Kidneys,
&c. &c. is prepared from the liver OF the
GOLDFISH for medicinal use, expressly
Tor our sales.
[Extnc, from the London Medical Journal
o. D." !LLiAAs' VI. ~ H,"' ,io'esSo' o.
Me"c'ne ~ u.ey y, ,s u,,;'.I "U, q, C"".n;"" ".u
49, f,y. :. I have o,c,cribeJ The OH in aboye
four hundred cases OF ,ubrculous disease of the
Lungs in different ssages,which have teen under
ny care the last two years aud hai. In the
large nuh'r' VI a, .a 1"o oo. u 20. "s 20. "a'
$50, in .;oarss m l;a.,.u, c,s.. f,,m !, tenn.
porarv ,e,ar,a,ion of the progress of the disease
aud mitigation OF distressing symptoms, up TO
| more or less complete restoration t" apparent
health.
ne '''aas u w, ,s'l.,,s no" n E,a" m :" f.m
ne' ~ ,sh ,. ,,;,,a.,.J n. NO.. 800,
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-23
FANCY GOODS,
NOTION AND VARIETY STORE

AVING tax en the new Drug Establishment,
III Of SchaG7e q ChamJerlin. 1 would res
Pectfullv announce To my friends and the public
that have replenished my stock and will kceI
constantly on hand large. fresh and well seiec
ted stock Of pure Drugs, Medicines &c. which
offer at Wholesale aud Retail. My stock being
entirely new and purchased for cash at low rate.
in the Phiiad'a market, | am enabled to sell al
lower prices than ever Offered in this region
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals.
Dye Stuff$, Patent Med, Glass,
Perfumery.O Oils, Paints, Liquors,
Fancy Notions, Variety Goods,
Fruits, and Confectionery,
with large variety Of other articles usually KEEP
in Drug establishments. Thankful for past LID.
eraI patronage. nope to merit its continuance.
Persons wishing to procure pure and tresl
Medicines, are particularly invited TO give me Z
call before purchasing elsewhere, as all Drug.
are carefully inspected before offered for sale ant
all Medicines manufactured by myself are war.
ranted good. Having a practical knowledge %
the bu .iness from upwards of ten Years expert
ence, la,ter myself that am a competent judge
of the same.
All orders entru s;ed to ire will be promptly
attended TO. and my friends NAV rely upon get
ting every thing Of the very hes, quality.
c. w. SCH>FFLE. Druggist.
Lewish -. 'Si9
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-23
90 Yoke Of Oxen at one Chayv."

- Yoke oil oxen 0t one Cnaw."
M.ny wears a.;o a Mr.Miller. one oi The
early settlers Of neighboring town, sold u
woke OF oxen for $50. aud received in pay.
rnent Fifty dollar Bank bill. which he
carefully folded up aud deposited in his
',obacco-boa' FOR sale keeping. Mr. NJ.
was accustomed TO make use Of the" weed''
a, any hour Of the day or night even. when,
ever he fel; an inclination foi il. I he nigh,
follow ing The sale Of The oxen he sought
his tobacco box and finding q couveni-
sn, portion, he pu, it into his mouth, and
o 1t readily obtaining the b neft ~xpecied.
Le rhewcd ii up ,nosl vigorously aud .fFcc.
iualiy ,excl~imng as he did so. ."no a, en- Ell
10 The tobacco! No STRENGTH To the to
bscco =" when rcolIesHng the transaction
Of the day. and the place here he placed
bis treasure, he added. "Oho! yoke Of
o1en al one chGW.-Ar ONE cBAw,.,"
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-23
ehAl OF ALL
OVAA KINDS
TNOR sale by
Il REBER & lDDlN0S.
Lewisbung. Tunes ls40
Worm SpeciIic-MLane'S Vermifuge!

Worm Specilic-M'Lane'S Vermifuge!
VNHIS invaluable remedy for Worms is
i rapidly supplan,ing all others,in public
estimation. Where ii is used it has produced
the best effects. and driven out all other
remedies. = 1t is the hest they have ever
seem" is the remark Of all who have ever
used it in their families.
Tyre Springs. Sumner Co. Ten. Feb l9,'4s
J. Kidd & Col received lot Of M'Iane' $
Vermifuge from your agent last spring. which
sold out in one week, aud think could have
sold. 1000 bottles by this time if could have got
il, but not knowing where TO get it had to w ait
until your agent came around. Every one who
has tried M'Lane's Veimluge. tell me it is the
hest they have eveV seen. In fact il is impossible
for any one to say too much in favor Of this Yer.
mifuge. w. d. ROBB.
| MLane-dear Sir have sold out all YOUR
Liver Pills. aud want another lot Immediately.
could have sold much larger quantity il had
them. The Inhabitants are sending to Rochester
for them. Please send me another supply imme
dia'ely. F. SHORT, Druggist.
| Hemlock Lake. Liv. Co N. Y. March 8, ~.
Varyshurg, Wyo Co NY. Dec. 10. AT.
J. Kidd & Co-Your travelling agent left with
me las, summer a quantity Of Dr.. M'Lane's Pills
and Worm Specific, to sell on commission. The
Worm Specific is all sod, and should be glad to
procure more, as it sells very readily, and has
very salu,ary effect in exPelling worms. II you
can forward me some. or send me en- order In
call on your agen, in Buffalo e.. 9. Reynolds,)
think it will meet with a rapid sale.
W. II. AlNSWORTH.
AGENrS-.-.C w ScHArvLa, Lswishorg; II
Shafer and J II Raser. Milton / Gerhart. Se-
linsgrove; ] w FriIins, Sudbury Mrs M'Cav,
Northumberland: N Z G,icr, J Mooic, DanvilIs
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-23
Niyers' Liquid Cure

is positive and never.iaIlIng Remedy
for PILES, whether Internal, Ex-
lernaI, Blind or Blceding-Scroiula, White
Swe!liugS, Ulcers. ulcera,ed Sore Throat.
Cankrr Sore Mouth, rheumatism, GUAM
e, us Diseases, Mercmrial AGect.0nS Jc.-
a!so for Sralds, Burus, Cuts, Sprains, Bru-
ses, DC. &c.
We feel justified in proclaiming the Fact to
the World that of all medicines ever bTot before
the public, none have ever been more beneficial
10 afflicted humanity Than Myers Liquid Cure.
Ne know this is saying a great deal, but 1t we
were to write volumes could not say too much
in praise Of this
uEALTu-aEsrOuI 6,LIFE-rRoLoNGiSG RtMEDr.
Hundreds. nay thousands bless the happy hour
when first they were made acquainted with lis
trapscentant virtues; and our presen, purpose is
10 inform other thousands. how and where III Gy
may ob,oin that relief which they perhaps have
long sought for in vain.
The superior excellence of this preparation
over ali other medicines. for the speedy aud per-
nanent cure Of PILES. is vel! known Il all who
have tested il. # has been proved in thousands
O instauc. S. and has NEVER FAILED 70 cure the
most obstinate cases, and we are confident It nth
nerer fail if used proper length OF time accord
ing TO directions. AS proof oi our entire conf
dence in il. cracy. we assure all purchasers that
#, .fier a proper ,rial. it pove Intellectual the
Money paid Tor il viii be returned.
The Liquid Cure is an efieclual remedy for
Rinsworms Bies. PimpIes. B,rbers' Itch, Fro-ted
Limbs, Ch,lhlain. Salt Khrum, Musquito Bites,
s,Ings Of poisonous Insects and CutaBeous diseases
of every description. ... ...
II is both safe and effcctual for RHEuMArIsN.
giving immediate and ornament relief.
Its effects AZ a real Pain Killer, are magical.
AvrnY FAMILY IN THE LAND
should provide themselves with this Invaluable
Preparation the cheapness oT which places II
within the reach OF all.
Full Directions accompany each Bottle
Pamphlets. containing copies Of certificates
from those who have test.d the Liquid Cure, may
be had gratis Of eur authorized agents
Myers Liquid Cure is prepared only by
JEROME & CO. 81 Spruce 81. New York
Agents c " Schsfile Lewisburg ] II Rsser,
Milton lveoN 532
CCHOOL-rICKETs ptin'ed ard for
- sale at this OflicA
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-23
100, 1000 Persons Of Impure Blood Diseases,
and $4,000 Cases were considered Ineurable
Horrid scrofhla Cured.

MR- J B. HAsKIN Of Rome O,rida Co. N. Y, certfes,
December Goth 1876 that he had been afflicted with ScRO-
four years. and the ast confined to hs bed with
TWENTY large ssp, dschar9iag ULcERs-that his neck
eaten around from hole eaten
through his Vind pipe that he breathed through the
hole-his nearly destroyed-the use OF his
large mans hand had ne,rly through into his
Lung-shat he had used all kinds of SARsAPARILLA and
ofher Medicines benefit and that he elted
lre tireRtyionr hours when he commenced BRANr's
lHDIAN PURIFYING EKrRAcr-that NINE BOTTLES Of tho
PrRIFYfN EXTRACT healed and eure9 of the
twenty Ulcers be- had when le commenced using it. and
particulars of this, many cys. ses onr
PAAPHLEIs.
This Wonderfal and Assonislsing CURE
does not stand alone moHR'pe1; OF the graf efcay
of BRANr's PUhIFEER, for could give almost unlin
itsd evidence OF currs, well aested. this
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