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TRUST sAIblso

ny virue Of Deed of Trust executed to the subscriber
ID on The lin day of june 1850, by William Greaser,
will far the purposes Of said Deed proceed on Saturday
a 1882 b sd ssas"e s.%s G
the following property conveyed by said Deed. All the
right title and interest of The said GreayeI in aud 10
tain TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND purchased by
him under decree Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, in the case Of Grea
vers reps. Craig and Engleman, part u W,cn Land
has been sold 5y him Daniel Fisher, who is ndeo'eo or
portion of the purchase money which sinended TO be en-
baced by this Trust Also, any interest he may have 10
the said suit of Greavers reps u.s. Craig and Engleman
Also, The following PERSONAL PROPERTY: bald
faced Sorel Mare with three white feet bald faced Sor-
rel Horse Bay Mare; dark Bay or Brown Mare with
sucking GG Mich Cows iod two year old H Eas3a
Steer and last Spring Steer So head of Hogs, with their
future head Of Sheep win " ne Hd nss
sion PouqIrs Shovel PIuughs Harrow; all the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture now in his possession together
with the crops of Grain and Corn now growing lat the dae
Of Trus) on The Land his possesson reservng onehlrd
as rent 10 A. P. Stuart.
- ' ROBERT P. KINNEY, Trustee.
Oc,ober 1S50-tds
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PATTERSON'S
.ALTER.4TIVE g. TONIC COMPOUND.

w INCHESTER, June D, lou.
Having used Paterson's Alternative and Tonic Com
pound both myself and in my family for the last eight
wears and having been cured of obstinate cosveness az
sick head ache 10 which have been for long time sub
ect take pleasure recommending its use others af
hicled in the same way.
have also used it for Cholic and Cholera Morbus, the
latter very violent and Of which was relieved by il in
very short time
1t has proved equally eficacious with different members
ofmy family, and in many other cases within my own
knowledge Signed, j. ii. KEMP.
New MARKET, Shen. Co., May so, 1850.
take great pleasure in recommending Patterson's Alter
alive and Tonic Compound. have no hesitation in Civ.
ing my opinion that this will he found excellent
remedy for the various diseases for which it recommend
ed, particularly Dysenley, Dyspepsia and Liver Aztec.
lions. an no physician and speak disinerestedly ]
have used The medicine and have experienced great relief
from ltand Notwithstanding The preudces Of The Faculty,
it has gained celebrity and popularity which have called
into exercise additional supply the great and in
creasing demand for it, Signed,
j. S. CALVERT.
o. Prepared by JAMES F. PATTERSON-and
sold, Wholesale and Retail, by THOMAS P. EsKRIpGE,
Druggist, Saunon, Va
June IL, lS50.-ly.
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STAUNTON WOOLLEN FACTORY.

THE popre'os having their buildings and pro-
vded themselves with new machinery OF The most sp-
proved construction. ready manufacture in The
best manner and the shortest notice. the fabrics which
are commonly used in the country.
They will keep hand good assortment OF Llnseys,
Pulled cloths Jeans Keseys, Casnetis or SaInelis and
Stocking yarn which they will sell moderate terms, sr
exchange for WOOL al The market value.
For the accommodation Of The farmers they will manu-
facure such goods may he desired and furnish all the
materials except The WOOL they will card WOOL spin yarn,
and full and dye cloths receiving payment in wool or men
ey, as The customer may prefer.
The prices for manufacturing when The company furnish
every thing but the wool, will be- as follows, according TO
quality, viz:
For Lindseys from II to 90 cents.
FmIled CInlhes from 22 to 30 CENTS.
Jeans and Kerseys from 90 to 80 cents
Cassinetts and Satlineis from 50 TO As cents.
The prices of carding the company furnishing the oil In
all will be six per pound payable WOO OF cash
On delivery Of the rolls
Ten thousand pounds of Wool wanted Immediately.
ID. w. KENNEDY, Sup't.
~ S:;;:;' + : $:. G S:;::s-
April 3, 1850.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
prxToNIA BOTTOM.

~ DEFER for sale the above TRACT OF LAND, Sit
mated in the County Of Raleigh on The head Of ofsck
Dr;doe fork of Goal River, containing AVVV ACME's'
his Land was located at very early day. aooul ~ years
ngo nv Gen James Breckenridge OF boieOurt, ana was
lonod &C the most desirable tract In all that region Oi
1870, IN, one of the very first locations The whole
80 tha Tract IS susceptible of cuvaOn and is SO neary
,l thai \, may be ploughed any and every way wloa
1ificuty From its locality It has many adVanps ., tho
anv Trac, in the country. Ii is situate lmmedsv
Hase Of Guyandote Mountain, which mountain 6st .ur
,sd and is unnhabtabe, and aOounds WIN 1' Th;s E
S r,nge far stock In be found in the wofu. i' a,'"
isdistani only about 40 miles from the hdn C
md il also contiguous 10 the Flrg" tI; I 10 -
Coal Mines Immediately upon INC PIUnI -
S,, Con Raleiqh Court house, at winch Ooal nl'es anu
Sis'e' uv III ,h nroduce of the sO will hnd ready
gan ~. highest prices; and from the FACT that II Is
,oa;on Where the Ohio and Virginia stock traders
~ connection with each other, stock VIII always nha
~ eosy and ready Market at high prices
The facilities 10 market from this place. VIII De greaty
,eased in very short time from the fact that the Legs
ats las, session. appropriated from the public lreas
pry sum sufficient for the purpose OF cleaning OUT Coei
River so as TO make it naygable Tor nat ooaS up u "i'
short distance Of this place. and Inc salo 1sO
v,l for the construction OF Turnpike road from ma
h house to the Kentucky line, which ROAD must
80 ouch This Land About Is Acres OF this Land IS
lsr,d and oc IN ctiratiOn, small portion OF "hlcn IL
in Grass and is unsurpassed by any Meadow IN the oa's
Abou 200 ACRES have been deadensd and IS now uhuef-
uolnp preparation tor CuiNfduOU1 ouu i"
S0 Acres nnder rood new fence The whole OF said Farm
Is well adapted to grass and may he made one OF the most
DESIRABLE GRAZING FARMS
70 VIRGINIA There upon tia Bottom containing between
400 and 500 Acres perfectly level fine dry SOIL anu well
adapted to either grain or grass
There is up0n the Farm three comfortable loG krA
DWELLING HOUSES, good we'll OF water i,ss,,A
and goOd springs at convenient distances nom 'hs
Houses There is also upon and around said Land an mex
haus.ibe quantity of the finest Bumnou' Coat m ts'
world Upon the whole it one of the most desra9'.
Farms in Western Virginia. the Land being PfOoITt'e ~
her gain or orsss-a ready market home nr oil It's pro-
ducts and in addition this, it situated IN tue most beau
tu as well as the most healthy portion OF esien VIZ
will take ,r dollar, per Acre, for said Tract of Land
which is really not more than half its value Persons de
string to purchase would do well to examine SAID Land 10
themselves before purchasing elsewhere lmNy generally
be found upon the premises, in the immediate neghoor
hood and will take great pleasure in showing the Lana
any gentleman desiring to purchase, , ,ry,ron j.
Sensnher I 1S50-3n.
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S1;u .gJ;re and Kicking!
I'll, largest and most SPLENDID assortment ever
INV offered in this Town!
FRANK & CO..

FAVE inst received their Fall and Winter supply Of
Ill READY-M MADE CLOTHING, aud now onef 10
tho nbc the largest and most carefully selected
ever offered in Stanton They have been very careu IN
making their selections pay strict attention 10 'e quaV
of the materials and to the neaes durability ana iaso
f the Workmanship and their entire stock they can there
fare con6denv recommend Our stock comprises Ill part,
the following articles, VIZ:
Fine Black and Blue French Colh rock ana DesS
ENGLISH do. Black and Brown Cloth Sack Goats Drao
Cloth and Sack Over Coats; Black Beaver C4o'n over
Cos1s. BLACK Pilot Cloth Over Goats; Blue Banketand
Felt Over Coats Dnb Coored Over Goats, ola kinds;
n splendid L, of Black Cloth Cloaks, very cheap
Together apih general assortment " Pntaoons, vlr =
Rlack and Blns Cloth, aud Cashmere Pants; Fancy
Cashmere and Cloth Pants Black and Blue Satllnet
Pantaoons Fancy and Blue Salnet Psnlsocn'.
Together ,rh rich and choice selection Of pe'i' ois
Black and Fancy SATIN Ies'S DIX we've ne I'll CT 49,
and Fancy Merino Vests, latest style; Black Colh 49,
Cashmere do. Plaid Wooden do; Saltinet 40,
We have and will keep large and fashionable assert
men, Of Boots. Shoes Hats and Caps Also Genllemens
furnishing Goods such as Fine Shirts Drawers ok rock
at and Neck Haudkechets, ouspenders STOCKS ana No
lars also, Silk and Cotton Umbrellas Lesner ltu".s
and many other articles usually KEPT Ill Oio''s WV
not necessary to men0n
hs nuhc in GENERAL are invited to call and examine oa
shock of Goods which will sell at cheaper rates. has
similar articles can be purchased elsewhere
We will be ia receipt Of fresh supplies throughout Inc
season. We will this Fall and Winter have decidedly hs
largest stock of Clothing brought TO this place.
| We are determined to sell On 'he pfinciPeoi
and small profits" ~ ca
Beingconcerned with on. OF the largest Wholesale Co'h
inc Houses in the CITY of Baltimore persons purchasing
will do well by calling us before purchasing e'een"''e
~ they be supplied with every a,e,e "a oa' '.
ehesp as they can be purchased in any Of the Eastern ses
| Call and examine for yourselves Remenloer the psce
J Corner Of the Virginia Hotel. FfANA o. w.
| Stanton, Sept III lS3C.-3m
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REDUCTION OF PRICES.

IU1E subscriber determined from this date to sell GOODS
at reduced prices for CASH, will offer greater bargains
than can be had IN the County for the same money any
body doubts this let him her come snd eXsnne and 'he
will be Of an opinion as is opinion, that ~hst he says
fact Come one come all-lheTe is nothing gained oy
idencss or sloh-hs Is world Of sc''on, aud to make
morey gain reputation aud exert happy influence We
must be active pcrsevering. eoergeese must not quail
at shsAows-run from lnus attempt to dodxe- meH VINO
faint and quail are laughing stock 1' angels oe's a"'
tue men. So come quick aud buy cheap.
ID. NJ HUFFMAN,
Main street. opposite Post Office
P. S-Those having open accounts with me have them
ready for settlement those indebted TO me will please call
and close their either by cash or note as am de-
,ermined to close mp open accounts so be ready -
Stannt,n Julv q $50 ID. VI. Fl.
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NEW MUSIC |!

ZEE WALKER, successors to George Willig, No. 162
ihed and received large number Of beautiful Ballads Pokas
&C., sc. "
T. w have the pleasure 10 announce 10 the public that
their stock of Sheet Music consists Of the largest and
nete assortment be found in the country constant
adding 10 their stock all the Music published New York
Boston, &c., &c.
York and Boston, at the lowest cash prices
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT Also, general assortment Oh Gun
tars yolns Banos Flutes Accordeons, &C., Violin, Guitar
and Harp Strings of the best Italian qualities all oil which Will
be furnished The public aud the trade at the lowest rates.
o. Orders punciually attended TO-
Philadelphia, May, 80, lS5O.-6m
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Y'O C0S TRACTORS.

PROPOSALS, under seal, invited for the Grabbing,
Grading aud Draining. (accordng To specifications
which can be furnished to bidders after the ls Of Novem-
Der next off7 I-2 Miles Of the liuonsvle and Hun
tersville Turnpike Road.
Bids are Invited by the mile and from any number OF
miles from one upwsds and bidders are particularly re-
ques;ed to state bercca which meposts their bids are M
tended to apply They will also specify what deduct'"n
thew will make in their bids in the width should he
reduced 10 Is feet exclusive Of ditch on hill sides, and
IL on fat ground -
Persons whose bids may be accepted will be informed BY
18th Of December next.
TIRMs-A deduction Of 60 per cent on monthly es'i,
mates aud the Contractor further required to give oond
and security for the faithful performances Of his contract
E&J- Address, r. II. KINNEY, Engineer for Board OF
Pubic Works. Saunton, Va.
September 25, lS50.-Gt
Fry Republican indicator, Valley Star, Weston Sen
tine und Lewisburg Chronicle, copy times.
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TT THE OLD ST.s.yD,

g doors above the Store Of B. Crawford, Esq.,)
y1,HE undersigned continues to carry on the COACH
L MAKING BUSINESS in all its various branches.
He IS thankful for patronage heretofore received and hopes
from his long experience and personal attention to merit
continuance lie has variety Of Carriages on hand Of
every description used in this country.
o. Repairing done The best manner and at reasonable
prices.
He has also connected with his Coach Mandatory the
SSddIery business, and will keep constantly on h,nd
sod for sale Saddles and Harness Of every description Car
rage Trimmings, Harness Mounting Whips. SaddleIree',
Carriage Springs, AxIes, &c., Sc. Call and see.
Staunfon, Aug 81, Is50.-tf
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TO TM sc PUBLIC.

an and after the 18th inst, tri-weekly daylight lin.
" Of Four Horse Post Coaches will he re-
newed between Lexington and SaunOn, leaving Staunon
al Ii O'Clock, A. NJ, Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays
dino on the route, and reach Lexington early the same
Notwithstanding, leave Lexington after breakfast, ds
on the route and reach Staunon early in the evening"
The regular mail Line leaves Stauntss on Tuesdays,
Thursday. and Saturdays, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ dimes on
N. route and arrives Lexington early the evening"
and returns the alternate days. as formerly by this
linz passengers connect with all the departing lines
Their point. "M' T. FAni'h q w.
June r. lS50-tf
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vsNIIE next session of this School will commence on The
End day os September next and close the last OF June
1851. handsome aud commodoss Brick edlice 10 now
in nocress of erection, which will furnish the School WIN
onsfv vounr men for an advanced entrance in any VI
bes, Colleges or for any practical pursuits Of life
TrRss-In the Classical and Mathematics Depart
ment per session Of 10 months $50 GO; English Depart
ment, according to grade, per session. SIS and 5000
BoARp including washing, &C., can be obtained N the
hest families in the village aud vicinity Sc and 81 SO per
month. few pupils can be accommodated in the family
Of the Principal.
The community in which this School is located, in re-
pious influence and good morals is not surpassed In the
State.
rD- Address the Principal, at Brownsburg, Va.
July "a lS50.-4m.
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TRUSr SAEE
OF Real and Personal Property.

pursuance of Deeds Of Trust executed to the
dersigned by George Washington WhelSsrger. dated
respectively, Goth Of April lS47 and 24h February ls49
shall proceed, upon the premises, Friday the 18th day
Of October next. sell the highest bidder for cash.
TRACT OF LAND lying In Augusta County, on the
North side Of the Middle River. adjoining Samuel Harms
berger and others, containing ebOut
Has ACRES,
be the same mole OF less together with the improvement:
and appureoances Also four head Of Horses, ROAD
Wagon, aud Gear Harrows Ploughs and other Farming
Utensils one Clrverseed Threshing Machine, one Wheat
Threshng Machine aud all the appurtenances belonging
TO said Machine; two Feather Beds and furniture belong
lag to sime three Bedsieads one Chuck half duz Chairs
two Tables, and many other articles of Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
Acting Trustee, shall convey to the purchaser such
I tile only as is vested in me by said Deeds
NICHO. K. TROUT, Trustee.
Sentsmher 1S IS50-tds
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IN and after the 18th inst, our Fare between staunoI
Passengers taking by either the Day Light or the
Night Line will have the privilege Of changing 10 the 9TH
er at any point on the route. These lines are supplied with
the VERY BEST accommodations, having just procured
Splendid Twenty Passenger Omnibus,
for TIE Day Light, drawn by fine SIX HORSE teams and
Elegan, Troy COACHES for the Night line. BY this line
direct connection is made either at Staunton or Wnches
ter with all departing lines. -
The Day Light is tr weekly. The Night; or connect
inr Line leaves Stanton daily, except Sundays at o.
clock. P. NJ, and Winchester at o'clock, +. NJ allie
the arrival of the Cars. 49,,
20 For passage, apply at TaylOrs Hotel, Winchester
and at the Virginia Hotel, Staunton ,,,no o cn
May Is, IS50.-tf
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NEW BOOKS.

MANsFIELD's History Of the Mexican W ni Amer,
T,c,u, An,hn's acitus Juvena, Xenophon, Aenophons
Ansba,,, Principles Of Zoology, BY Augustus Gould D,,
ves' Descriptive Geometry, Au'hons An.hasis Anthems
Memorabilia. and Anthon's Cicero, Zumpt's Latin Gram-
mar, Buhon's Greek Grammar, Johnson's Chemistry
Gray's PHILOSOPHY Diapers Chemistry aud Diapers fnl
losophy Oendo's New Ne,hod Of learning 10 read and
speak French, Davies Algebra, Smiths Algebra, Bailys
Algebra, just received aud for sale by
VIM. CHAMBERS.
St,unton SAINT OK 1870
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ALSO, A COMPLETE STOCK OF
Tnhle Cutlery. and UcehanicN Tools and MaterIalS,
We w STORE,
Nearly Opposite M. Cushing's,

Nearly opposite NJ. Cushing's,
STAUNTON, Va.
I HAVE purchased Of Arch. :. Kinney his entire stock
of Goods aud taken the house recently occupied by HIM
In addition to the present stock have opened fresh sup
ply of Foreign and Domestic
NTAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Quecnscare. HardcGe, Hats Caps Shoes Sc
ali of which have just been purchased the North on the
best terms, and will be Uttered at small advance
Being determined to offer great inducements 10 purcha
sers the public ested to call and examine for them
selves before purchasing elsewhere.
ALFRED A. ESKRIDGE.
Stsunton April "a, 1850 If.
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WILLIAM RYAN & CO.,
LADIES' WHOLE

BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS,
No l6, South Fouth Street, Philadelphia
TIME subscribers thankful for past avors, would respectfully
inform their friends aud the Merchants Of Virginia generally
that they have increased their facilities for manufacturing
meet the largely increased demand for their work by TINS
Arrange ment aer ourselves shall be able to Preseh
more full and complete Stock than any other similar Esap
isbmrpt in this CITY And which for style and quality shall
b. inferior 10 If depends upon ourselves we are deter
mined 70 merit the Htcrng preference given us BY our friends
" e WILLIAM RYAN CO.
w. r. Co-Have received three Silver Medals from Inc
Franklin Institute Of this City,
Philadelphia, May 30, lS50-6m
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READ
BusHwlcK, Kings county, L. l., March

BUsHWlCh, hlhSs CouHF, L. L., i""N" -
This is 10 certify that taken i'll during the season the
cholera in the year 1882 and continued thus until me spring OF
1912 during which time severely troubled with dsptp
STA and all IFS various train of suffering became extremely
emaciatcd melancholy and out with suffering so tal lie
itself seemed burthensome in the meantime applied 10 num-
Der of the best physicians who prescribed Tor me- aud many
v The hitter doses of medicine that Took but without avail
last despair The idea Of ak" ing the prSserP
tons of the physicians longer was useless ana was
c,cd me to try Branct Pills. asserting that they had de-
rived great ben fits their At last was tempted 10
Give ,cm trial and just say ba after using them
short time began recover and soon was entirely restored
to health and think duty owe TO the world, and 10 Dr.
' ' N. BLISS.
AGENTS.-WM KYLE, Staunton; VIM W King, Waynes-
boro' II Mcssersmith Mt Soon NJ Stout Go New Hope;
Whitmore, Mt AIcrian John Morris, Fishersvile;
Thomas Holt Jennings Gap Benz Graham Grernve Nc
GuAin & Co., Midway Jas S Guy Deerheld; W Clarke,
Parnassus Hoghead Co., Parnassus William Bell,
Churchvile; Sterling Son, Harrsonburg Jacob Bear,
Lexington Watts Charlottesville Stewart, Millbo-
ro' Springs ID G. Wise, Warm Springs.
September 25, l350-2m
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BAILEY & CO.,
(LATE BAILEY s. KITcHEN,)


1856 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Imporcrs and Manufacturers of Watches Jewey Silver
aud Fancy Goods
OFFER the public extensive assortment of every thne
" in their line to which they constantly making add
tons By every arrival from Europe large and varied assert
men, Plated Sheffield Ware consisting in part OF Rich al
ters Tea Sets Coffee and Tea Us Fpergnes Branches &c
Silver Ware every description, kept constantly on hand
manufactured to ORDER the shortest notice. the mandatory
the same being attached to the store.
and varied of London Liverpool and Geneva
cs from the factories of # Cooper Tobias Coz hyde
Sons also from the establishment OF Jules Jurgen
English French and Jewery Of every description
Turnmoise Pearl Garnet Ruby, Enc rald and Coral Sets
Marble Flint Stauay, and Paintings on Metal and
Porcelain, from the hands ofcelebta'ed artists.
Strangers visiting the City, are respectfully nVed 10 WISH
their establishment. .-.,
Particular attention paid TO the repairing Of Watches
Philadelphia May 80, ls5O.-ly
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JOHN NORsFULL,
Wholesale AND RETAIL STOVE DEALER
A.. 900 lL.rLct sIreei pLiIndeLuLLia.

No $50 Market street. Philadelphia
TT o,n pCrm his friends and the public generally that
j he has taken the above Store, where he intends keeping
full and complete ofhe newest styles ana most aP
prved patterns of Stoves consisting in part as follows
agars' Pratt & Co.'S, Quincy Air-Iighi Cook. sizcs
wagars improved National Alright Cook l; 1' Sromnen,
Coo Stoves in market; together with extensive assert.
men, Of Paror Hail. Church and Store Stoves Wood and Coal
Of his having the most extensive and elegant asort
cnt in market will emphatica the interest oil those
connected with the trade to call and examine inc sane
PHILADELPHIA, Nav %, ls50-6m
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ONE AIS
cOmpouud Syrup Wild Cherry, Oarhound and lverWort


Fo, Couehs. Colds, Asthma Incipient Consumption,
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood and all
other Disease, Of the Chest and Lungs
TN offering this article the public do 50 l with perfect
dence having obtained Inc or. ,bs ar il
Unlike every other popular remedy we furnish home te'mo
NJ from the valuable sources A., ,, e
are also willing place the recipe in the hands OF any
Physician is recognised gentleman oil good standing IN
the profession. p,u,,,o.r Ian 18th 1870
sAo me congratulate you upon the success Of your
IF which purchased of you and have been entirely
f Dei my me during hs day and
g coush os ae pTc"e about s
lungs. SAMoEh NJ az Hanover street baltimore
To JoHx L. O'NEAL, Baltimore.
~ .-,;.,e .an he had of Mes.rs. HARPER & KIN
cont. for the town of Stanton An5 respectable Physi-
elan can see the recipe by calling on the Agents. ,
ec,t.roher Oh IS50-2m
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TKga nRAND1tGTM PILLS.
TUE CHANCES OF TEMPERATURES.

THE CHANGES OF TEMPERATURES.
Sudden changes TO chilly weather arc uniavora
and moisture are powerful agents producing disease and that
constant ry and weather. both favorable 10
its generation does signify what we call IL II may Dc
NAV be bilious fever may be yellow fever it may
he dysenery il may be rheumatism il may be bronchitis
NAV be choic it may be cotpaon Of The bowels may be
inflammation Of the bowels; may be inflammation OF the stom.
ach NAV be nervous affection but still is disease, and
disease durable by randrc Pills, because they remov
nil mnnri,irs from the body all ,hat any feed
The further progress of the alady how called thus
these pills are not only the proper medicine but generally
the only medicine thatneed or ought to be used.