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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-10

ATa Circuit Superior Cour.o Law and Chancery held
"A for Augusta County, at the Courtho on Monday,
June the 10Th, 1850,
Eleanor Peck, Jacob Shreckhse and Elizabeth his wife
Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Cvrus Steele. joseph Stevenson and Emily his wife, late
Emily Steele, - Sewers and Julia his wife, late Ju-
liza Steele, heirs of Joseph Peck, d,-Defendaus,
Among other things 1T is aJudged, ordered and de
creed by the Court the Tract Of one and nan Acres
and that of Twenty Acres and Twelve Poles, ana 50 much
of the Tract Of Thirty and one half Acres IN e m
mentioned rs may be necessary, be old on credit u s'N
Twelve and eighteen months, and their proceeds applied
the payment of the debts referred TO in the bill ana Inc
costs Of this suit And is further adjudged ordered and
decreed tina. Jacob Shreckhse be- and he is hereby APP
nointed Commissioner to make said saes after giving
fur weeks notice of the tme place and terms oPsae, by ad
verisement published in The Siaunon Spectator posted at
the front door OF the Court house, and public
noces nearest the premises and said Commissioner is d.
reced to report his proceedings in The premises ohis Court
at the next Term"
Copy-Teste,
NIGH. G.. KINNEY, o. G.
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US CASES BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, &c.

Ed BAYNE would most respectfully call the attention
of the citizens of Saunon and Its vicinity, 10 'he
IN large and beautiful assortment OF the :.
SSa' above named articles which he is now
ET opening and receiving at the South 49,
80, Corner of the Virginia Hotel, consisting in part
as follows:
Mems Bows and Youths Thick Brogans; Kip, Calf and
Goat do; Thick Boots Kpand Grandu; Fine Call do.
Congress- Caters, Patent Tips;
Womens Leather Boots; Pegged Buskns and lies
Sewed Buskins and Morocco Wells;
Ladies' fine Morocco, Kid, Wells and Slippers Paten
Leather do Silk Buskins assorted coors fxcelsIors do
Misses fine Silk Caters and half Caters; Slippers an1
Wells;
Childrens' fine Shoes Of every variety.
HATS.
Fine Moleskin, Silk Hats Nurc, Cashmere and kuss;
do; Buena Vista, Kossuth, Congress- Black and prao
Wool and Glazed do;
M.SO-A large assortment Of Straw Goods, Mems Boys
and Youths single and double Brim Leghcrn iias Ia
mama Guyaquil, Pedal and German Straw do Mems
and Boys Palm Hats OF every variety. All OF which III
pledres himsefl TO sell extremely low FOR CASH.
n. B.--The Ladies particularly invited to call AM
examine his Stock before purchasing elsewhere. as he
condent upon examination they will find it greatly tothel
interest. .
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lslDU0Al EIWNo


NaRS. LEROY 2. DANGERFIELD purposes open
I'VE inc near The Warm Springs, Bath County, va, a
School for the Education ofyoung Ladies All the usual
English Branches will be taught, together with French
and Music ON the Guitar. Particular attention VIII be
riyen to the domestic instruction of young Ladies' Terms
for board and tuition in the English Branches, vii besl
per session often montspayable so Oal
ance at the end of the session Thsncudes all expenses
executing Books and Stationary, which parents and guar
dams are expected to furnish. For French and Music
an extra charge of $40 each will be made. The School
will be under the immediate supervision OF Mrs. d. and
younr Ladies will be treated members OF her own family
Tfe location is healthy and accessible being midway be-
tween the Warm and Hot Sprngs-Daiy Stages passing
the door during the Summer and 1rWeekly In the
Winterso that parents guardians may see their chill
drqn or wards in OfscLaess without delay. Inc
school will commence about the 10th Of September and
continue until the 10th of July, making July and August
the vacation months. She begs leave to make The follow
Singrejerences-
Rev. Il. T. CAsTLEMAN, Stanton.
Col. A. S. GRAY, Harrisonburg.
Gen. S. Fl. LEWIS, Port Republic.
Mr.. G. G. BUTLER, Principal of the
Rappahannock Academy
DR.. Arch p. SrRoTHER, Bath Courthouse.
Aurusi * 1840-tf.
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zee Wise i'm Time.

TITS FOLLY TO DEFER!-AFFlCTED READ.
yT,HoUSANDS are suffering from diseases from which h0re
is difficulty in being permanently and sPeedlJ reeyoe,
provided the right means be used AS every vice has its swn
rnishmcn so i would every disease has its remedy
This true aud there is nothing in this life more certain han
that the neican Compoad the speedy and certain
remedy all diseases OF delicate character known to the
world Adapted every Stage OF the disease sex and cons
tcn at all times seasons there fears OF exposure de-
tcntion from restriction in diet; from the certain
and speedy ree gives il is the most popular remedy OF
the day Ten Thousand have been cured eectuay by It
during the past year Prepared by practical physician the al
cted rely with confidence its curative powers as
cases character Fldrecons accompanying each bottle
m CAurloNAs for the American Compound and purchase
onv Of the Agents 29i Market street. Philadelphia and OF
SAMUEL STERLING, Staunton, Va.
May %. 1S60-tl0S
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AL'S
COMPOUND Syrup Wild Cherry lIOarhOund and hiVerwOrt

For Coughs, Colds .4s!Ama, Lrcipient Consumption,
Ca,arfb, Bronchitis Splitting Of Blood, and all
other Diseases Of Tie Chest and Lungs
TN Offering this article public do so with perfect con,
fdence it having obtained the sanction OF the most proen
Physicians of the City of Baltimore where the article Is manu-"
featured. ,o..;,o
Unlike every other popular remedy furnish home tesmo
MS from the most valuable sources.
Physician who recognised gentleman OF good standing III
the profession. - 1.. oo, ,s5o
The Recpe by which O'Neal's Compound syrup OF WIG
Cherry Hoaho1d and Lyerwor prepared has 6een SUBMIT,
I'd 20 ~ nsneciion have also witnessed the mode BY which
he renares and combines the material and fully satisfied that
the ecre YegetaJ principles contained herein are secured
his process and the combination adlci9gsy put
cnre the object fer which the compound is intended
'UiS VI" p S. CHAPPELL, Chemist
e- The above article can be had oil MeSsrs HARPER MIN
AGENTS for the town taunon. Any respectable fhysi-
clan can see the recipe by calling on the Agents .
MAY %, lS50.-2m
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PATTERsoN,s

.aLTERATIYE s. TONIC COMPOUND,
A MEDICINE which has been extensively used for
IN than twenty years past, as the most safe aud et
eient remedy ever presented to the public for all
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,
and although it not offered PANACEA, II is album
dauy proven DO remedy that never dlsapponts The
hopes 0f the victims Of those common and often fatal DIS
eases known as Lirer Compliant Dyspepsia, ,4gHe and
Fsrer Dinrhsd, Dysentery, Bilious and Crd'np Chohc
In order supply the increasing demand. and to place
it within the reach Of all persons. the Medicine is put up
in an entirely new moulded Bottle with full printed drec
tons accompanying EACH the price Of dollar per Bot
te or six Bottles Tor five dollars.
0J- Prepared by JAMES f. PATTERSON-and
sold, Wholesale and Retail, by EsKRlDGE & KINNEY,
Druggist Stanton, Va
Inna - lS5N-lv
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THROUGH EsY' DAYLIGHT.
OPPOSITION STAGE L7NE
Between winchester ard Staunton.

gI,HE Propiotors of the Peoples Cor so called "Tew
n SrRlNe'') Line undaunted at the ~ -G.STil
monopolies or nick-names, have placed
on the above route firstrate S=~asA-'AA-=A=-z='sa
FOUR HORSE COACHES,
capable of seating Ii passengers good stock and exPereo
ced drivers They confidently assure the traveH
ling community vino have heretofore paronzed tho Line
so literally comfort aud speed. The Coaches will run as
follows Leaving Winchester Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday mornings, and Saunton Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday m9rnngs-through the same day.
Passengers called for put out at any convenient point
they desire.
Packages thankfully received and promptly forwarded
by this Line.
Eseg- For seats apply at the UNIoN HOTEL, Winohes-
ter and McCIUNGs HOTEL, Stanton, where passengeSS
will 6nd every comfort aud attention.
T r o. , fYESE' }prormrross.
A. P. FITCH, AGENT, Winchester, Va
J. A. McCLUNG, AGENT, Staunton, Va.
P. S-Persons wishing to seats in this Line, IA
advance of their arrival can do so by writing to the A.
gents D. y a
May 20, 1s50-tf
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wxnLxAM RYAN g. CO.,

LADIES' Who'll LIE
BOOT AND SHOE NfANUFACIURERS'
No l6 South, Fouth Street, Philadelphia
xur .rs thankful for past favors would respectfully
Cr their friends aHd the Merchants OF Virginia Senera,
that they have increased their facilities Tor manufacturing
n, RI larocv increased demand for their work 10y TINS
Arrangement we acr ourselves shall be able to present
more full aud complete Stock than any other smii1 hsiaT
be Interior 10 none depends upon ourselves we arc
mined to merit nattcrng preference gwen us ny our
- e ~ ~ FNNf WILLIAM RYAN co.
w r. & CoEaye received three Silver MedaiS nom Inc
Franklin Institute of this City.
philadelphia, May %, lS50.--6m
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.v'esU Establishment.
COACH MaNUFACTORY

yE,E undersigned having bought the interest Of JAMrs
u MAEsrglLGR, in the of HARDY s MaRsTEL-
Lra beg leave to inform The public tatthey have ncreas-
ed their Stock and will continue TO manufacture all kinds
of work in their line-such as
Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaetons, and
Buggles,
in The most fashionable style, ofthe best materials and
terms to suit the purchaser. Especial attention given to
all kinds Of repairing. From the specimens OF work sent
from our shop we aler ourselves to have given satsao
lion and with determination merit continuance Of
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed the undersigned
nedge themselves TO renewed efforts please Shop near
The Bank. HARDY & BkOIHEhS.
Nav I6 lS49.
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BAILEY & CO.,
(LATE BAILEY s. KTcHEN,)
I36 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.

TO CNeSINul StTetE, TNltuUttPHIu
,noers md Manufacturers Watches Jewey Silver Ware,
and Fancy Goods,
FCEP IN the public extensive assortment OF every thing
in their line TO which they constantly making auui-
lions by every arrival from Europe large aud varied
nrnt Of Plated Sheffield Ware consisting in part OF Rch
ter Tea Sets Coffee and Tea Uns EpeSnes branches nc.
Silver Ware every description kept constantly GU manu- or
10 order at shortest notice. the mandatory oil
The same being attached TO the store -, Il, HI,
They especially call the attention of the public to their Snoe
and x;ed assortment of London Liverpool aud Geneva nlcn-
@ on the factories Of Il Cooper, NJ Tobias Co.. Hyde
Sons also from the oil jules '"rsen
son, of Copenhagen. -, e .r. dissertation
Diamond Sets Bracelets, Breaches Ear Rings niger i'
Turquoise Pearl Garnet Ruby, Emerald ana Cofa 81
Marble Flint, Bronze Satuary and Paintings on ie''i m
Porcelan from the hands ofcelcbraed artists. ,...
Strangers visiting the City, respectfully invited 70 'i'i'
their establishment. . eu,.
Particular attention paid to the repairing oil Watches
Philadelphia, May %, l550.-ly
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4Ics- Y,RgE E1EJlgkKC!
= "A n e ~ Il I'd ~ 9 e . +.

nm and alter The 5l insi., our Fare beween Slauhl0h
W and Winchester will be reduced TO THREE DOLLARS.
Passengers taking seats by either the Day Lst or me
N Line will have the privilege of changing 10 the 9th
or at any point on the These lines supplied with
the VERY BEST accommodations, having just procured
Splendid Twenty Passenger Omnibus,
for the Day Light drawn by fine Six Horse teams and
Elegant Troy COACHES for the Night line by ihls ine'
direct connection made either at Saunton or "aches
ter with all departing lines ,,r -,
inc Line leaves Stanton daily except Sundays. at -
clock. P. NJ, and Winchester at o'clock, r M, after
the arrival of the Cars. ,,,
o- For passage, apply at Tayor's Hotel, Winchester
and at the Virginia Hotel, Slaunton cn
H.. Ir IcEo
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plantation and mills for sale.

OFFER for sale Tract of Land lying on the South
Fork of Rockfsh River, in Nelson County adjoining the
lands of James Woods Esqs Mr. Samuel Woods and oI-
ers, containing by oldsurvey between
FIVE IND SIY HUNDRED ACRES,
considerable portion of which is Rockfsh low grounds
and branch flats The balance is all arabic high land OF
GOOD qualy-ndecd is very superior The low grounds
and branch flats fine meadow land. There is Oh the tract
an ample supply Of timber and one very desirable
rock quarries.
The improvements consist of Mill, propelled by Rock
fish river built in style, with castiron machinery,
and two par osones-he basement story Of stones good
Saw Mill good framed Barn, Corn Houses, Stables, Iobac-
co Houses, Negro Houses with brick chimneys, small
DWELLING HOUSE,
Ice House and other necessary out houses, and an apple
Orchard of excellent winter fruit.
Rock6sh Valley is situated at the Eastern base OF me
Blue Rdge Mounain high and romantic country, alike
remarkable Tor its beauty, healthluness and fertility ana
The tract now offered for sale has long been regarded among
the most desirable in that section Of country IS distant
from IIowardsyle on James River, and The Canal, about
erh,een miles from the contemplated Depot on The hal
oadnow in mogress from Charlottesville, across the blue
Ridge. to Saunton only eight or ten miles; twenty miles
from the University of Virginia. and about feen ron
stanton. The terms will be made to accommodate the
purchaser and good bargain may be had by early aPpca
ton to James NJ Harris, ESQ., who resides onihe land ne
may also be addressed by letter, directed to Gfeeyea'
Nelson Co., IA. ,o,,N u.ppIS
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VIRGINIAA Rules held in the Clerks c,u o[ce 1
p,u Gouo,~ on Monday the 9Th day of May, 1850
Rachael c. Scott, late Rachael C. Hamilton in her own
rinht and as administrative Of James Hamilton dec d.
Plaintiff,
Thomas B. Hamilton Charles Hamilton Robert G fa"sW
and Margaret his wife, late Margaret Hamilton, Jane
parE;ns la,e Jane V Hamilton, Amanda McCue infant
daughter Of Sarah B. McCue late Sarah D. han IT.
Rachael r. Hamilton, Elizabeth j. Hamilton ana 9ala"
p Hamilton, infant daughters Of John u iiamli'UI'
deed, and Andrew Hamilton, infant son OIL mary "
Hamilton Observation-Disclosures. ,.c
The Defendants Robert Carlyle and Margaret Ills Mle'
and Andrew Hamilton mot having entered Their
and giyen security according the act of Assembly and
the Rules Of this Cort and it appearing ~ satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants OF this Common
wealth 1t is ordered, that they appear here on 'He ,s
Monday Angus. and "s%Sr pas S hs s p
n Snatr for Two month successfully, and posted at tht
front door Of the Courthouse Of Bath County
ACopy-Teste.
CHARLES l.. FRANCISCO, Clerk.
May %, 1S50.-2nl.
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sTAUNTON DRUG STORE.

ygNHE undersigned have received their SPRING SUP
IL PLY, and would respectfully solicit call from their
riends and the public generally. We will always keep
en- hand fresh and well selected stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils and Dye-StuffS,
tho latest Patent Remedies, aud general assortment Of
Faac,t articles, Soaps, PertjImey, Sc. Sc,
HARPER & KINNEY.
Staunion MAY 1850
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4 VaiuaDlc Tracs OF Land for Sale.

gTAVING determined to change my residence, Will
sell upon reasonable and accommodating terms my
TRACT or LAND in the Little Levels Of Pocahon'a,S
County, continuing $50 Acres, two hundred o which
are in state Of good cultivation and the balance Woo
land well timbered. Ga this Tract is comorla- }9tA
bic DWELLING HOUSE, good Barn, and 9th; HssM
er out houses The said Tract is well waiered ronnb
with living Springs and branch passing onI,'oy
it, Is as level as could be desired one nan'eI haa
Of good Meadow might be made The ;ua n@ IS PteabV
funeighbohood goodabou hall r.a n the Tio Levels
aas%av where strale School is regularly sustained
Aeaae"y m od this Land make de-
a,aa rss1ence Persons wishing to purchase Will please
apply to the subscriber on the PREMISES premises; " no.cr
,I,,o 10 IS5O-3m
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.yaE BVs 8 TORE,

y
HAVE purchased of Arch 5 Kinney MS ehb by 0 n
In addition to the pcsen. stock have opened fresh sup
ply Of Foreign and Domestic ov coons
Groceries, ,ecnsware, Hatc@e als GapS; 'eSes Sc
all of which have Just been purchased at the North on the
best terms, and will be offered at small advance.
Being determined TO offer great inducements 10 pt1cna
sers the public are 70 esed 10 call and examine fol them
selves before purchasing elsewhere ,,e,vp,nrp
staunou, April "a, lS50.-R
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Threshlns Machines and Horse Powers.

YHNHE subscriber has hand lot ogOod four Horse Pow
IL ers and -Four Horse Power Threshng Machines with
Shakers attached them for separating the grain from the
straw built Of guod materials and in wokmanlke manner
which he offers for sale at reasonable prices. hereby
respectfully invite all persons in want of Machines TO call
and examine mine before purchasing elsewhere. | wl
deliver Machines desired All orders will be punctuay
attended to- and information given by addressing the sub
scribcr BY mail or otherwise at WaynestOro Also Brass
Boxes for Machines and Machines reare at reasonable
prices. WILLIAM F. GROUSE.
Wayneshoro' AUGUSTA Co. June II, IS lO.--2m.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

I'm pursuance of tho above Decree the undersigned will
on the Goth day of July next the premises, sell the
above pieces parcels OF land on the terms above sPeced
The purchaser will be required enter into bond win good
security for the purchase money and the e tai ,e
ill tho purchase money is paid. The Lands he III 'llI
neghboriood of Waynesboro, and part Of the hea
Estate of The late Joseph Peck From their locality and
superior quality they well worth the attention of those
who desire to purchase property of this description;
JACOB SHRECKHlSE, Comm
1,r
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ru,E subscribers DESTROYS of selling all their IAN
l. in Nelson County, which is a! present divided n.'
Gr Farms containing in all Ttco thousand .lcres-sl'a
aled l6 miles from The James River Canal, rom Low
and from the Howardsylle and Greenville road
This Land is all of fine quality under good state OF cul
ovation and very productive II will be divided to sui! any
one Wishing to purchase Terms will be liberal Ihost
to sell and 1--WE possession for seeding purposes in the all
Any further particulars can be had by addressing the SUD
scribers at Lovngsion Nr s%S Sopy rrZparRlCK
Nov g IS50-3n.
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wAYMEsBoRovGa
IDI2UG la6Xll9Wl2 y Mo

MrE.SSpS. WHITE & CO., are now receiving and O.
Iva pening in Wayncsboough, large and carefully Sc
eclod stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, -,.R
Dive StuliS and allthe Patent Remedies Of the SAs7
age. .. 100
,abshment TO The citizens aud those residing SSS'
IN the vicinity Of Wayuesboro must be manifest to every
one. We therefore, hope that by keeping II Fuu 'sSort
,oe Selling Ioc and strict attention business TO be am
Div sustained bylhe public. 20
Next door below John Wayt, Esq
N,,onhar % 1910
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RTRBER GOODS FOR COUNTRY TRADE, &c.
Largest Stock in America.

TIME Union India Rubber Company OF ana dea
org in (,oodyea Patent Metallic Rubber Goods, winch
,bev offer TO the trade their WAREHOUSE ~ NASSAU
New YoRK on the most liberal terms
ono the variety offered above will be found large and
conflicts assortment of goods well adapted for Gold Dggers
Exploring Parties Farmers Boamcnand Stage Drivers as wc
Articles which this company the exclusive right 10 Make
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HARDWARE.

E subscriber has just Sdo0s TO his soch m aah
lie .ssorlmen Of Mechanics Tools and Materials Far
msr implements and miscellaneous articles very complete
and extensive to which the attention Of the community H
inyiled. GRO y price
! sl.uuiun, April II, 1850
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SEEx.s.G rs BELIEVING.
iSAi@iA 6 E1ElslGl&lsIaF9
MERCHANT TAILORS.
ADJOINING THE VIRGINIA HOTEL,

a.
DEG leave to return their thanks to their friends and
ID generous public, for theyery liberal support they
have heretofore received and assure them that they
determined By tr dealing, TO merit continuance Of the
same. They desire The same time to Inform them. that
thew are now receiving and opening their Store Room
adjoining the Virginia Hotel the most beautiful asSoment
Of goods their line, brought to This marke-con-
slsting Of
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs AND yEsTINGs
of every shade and variety. Also, Tweed CASHMERE,
LINEN DRILLNGs, and every variety Of Summer Wear,
all of which will be made ORDER in the best manner and
in conformity with the latest Fashions:
From their experience in business, they feel warranted
in saying their customers Also, an as
sortment Of
Ready-Made Clothing,
Shirts, Collars Crayals, Gloves, Pocket IIandkerchies>
Suspendes, &c., SC.
They orbea saying anything as to the cheapness Other.
Goods, believing that discriminating public can and wiz
Judge for themselves.
Stanton, April "a, 1850.
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The annals ofmcdcal science a1ordns as lhey 40 ap'
of the power value many medicinal agents. nave
no examples ocompare with the salutary effects produ W
"AYRE'S CHERRY PICTORIAL"
The remarkable Of diseases Of The Lungs which nave
been realized by its usc they bymany prominent
professors and this aud foreign lands, should en-
the afflicted persevere with the strong assurance ha
,be the "Chery PICTORIAL will relieve and ultimately cure
them.
We present TO the public unsolicited testimonials from some Of
the first men country upon whose Judgment and expert
ence implicit confidence may be placed = ..,, -
DR PERKINS, President Vermont Medical college, one
of The most learned and intelligent ply scians IN the country
composition OF rare excellence of INC cure
0iin'"A'' Norwich, April &C. 1876.
DrL CAyerD Dear Sir Agreeable 10 the request of you
agent will cheerir state VIVA" we nav, Know %
ing indeed Mrs Betsey Seeer had been afflicted with sc
we're and relentless cough which reduced her very low so
b little hone could entertained OF her recovery Numerous
remedies had been tried without effect before the Cherry ec'
raj And that cured her George Watkns9n Esd mad
our knowledge been afflicted with Asthma Ior eeon ya ave
o, a,rv worse until the CHERRY PEcToRAL has now re
moved The disease and he is as free from any IT'S symptoms
we are The Rev Mark Dane had been so severely ackT'
vi, H. ncIs ms TO disable him from his duties and moth
@ Mad afforded him relief until (Nir Thornins) carried hin
bottle your Pectora which S%rea i re of the eases
which we have known successful but never 10 ial. we
great peasuren certifying to these iaeS %n Tn Ni%c
!oulh'niOi' SCI '''7 lion. JOSEPH BATTLES.
Among the distinguished authorities who have gwen thel
names recommend CHERRY fECIVEAL' 60
that known for the Affections Of the Lungs are he Londo
Lancet Canadan Journal OF Medical scisnce n Nl p
rca anu Iorscy Medical Reporter, Prof Webster liar
ward College Prof Bartlett osef' Dr. va e@
i NM New, York City Parker Cleayeland, Howdin college
Prof Buered Woaghby College One pio sa" e
Leeds eng Medesl school slF i,oha'' zane 5s'
be 5c have know The riuss and ast9ni. success
Of the CHERRY PICTORIAL e' l S1sarS %,
Lungs when they will feel secure ifoi n's' 4'H
ever tins remedy can be obtained ,n,,...oho,.s o..
Prepared by c. AVER Chemist Lowell MassacnS's, an
for sale by EsxRIDGE KINNEY, Druggists o'an'0"' S'
April 3. 1850.