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n1oAllister's All-Healing Ointment.

/.
II is impossible to give TO the
public an adequate idea ofthe
great success which attended
the administration Of the ALI
Healing Ointment for the
past six months. 1t is per-
fectly astonishing TO witness
the effects and hear the
praises bestowed Oh this
medicine. No one could con-
ceive that a single medicine
possesses go much virtue, and
had power to heal SO many
diseases But since il is
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks or
fee of the Circuit Court for Bath County,
on Monday the 9Th day of May, 1851.
Jacob SeybertAPlaintiff,
AGAINST '-, .. .
Samuel Gay, James Gay, Andrew Gay, Joseph
d. Wilkinson and Margaret his wife, Robert
JuhnsOn and Nancy his wife, Richard Snead and
Jane his wife, judith Gay, widow, and Mary
Gay, and Margaret A. Gay, infant children and
heirs at Law, of Mustoe Gay, Decd. Anthony
Mustee and Ann his wife, Henry Given. and
William ID. Given; Mustoe B. Given, Henry
X. Given, Adam Given, Jane Gr0se, Samuel
tlepage and Elizabeth his wife, Samuel L.:Gib-
son, William Gibson, and Charles +. Given
Defendants, = .4.y III
The object Of this suit is TO obtain Decree fer
title and conveyance of Lands lying in Highlaad
County, sold tolhe Plaintiff by the heirs Of Aniho
ny Mustoe, decd. 80 SD =. !. ,.s,.t
The Defendants William D. Given, Mustoe
d. Given, and Charles F. Given, not having en-
tered their appearance, and disappearing by salts
factory eyidencethat they are not ighahiianis Of
this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered, that they .ap-
pear here-within one month afier-due publication
Of this order; and do what is necessary to protect
their interest, and that copy of this order be pub
lished once week for four successive weeks in the
Staunton Spectator, and posted at the front door of
the Court house ofsaid County, on the first day
Of the next County Cont after its publication.
A Copy-Teste.
CHAS. L. FRANCISCO; Clerk.
May IA, l85l.-4t.
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NOTICE

RlDS will be received till the lstof August
AS next, at the Deaf and Dumb and Blind lhsti-
tuiion for the erection ola detached building on the
premises, and for covering the Patzas Of the main
building, Plans and specifications can be seen from
and after the 18th Of July at the office ofDr Mer-
riat.
-. NICHE.
+. Il. STRIBIING,
J. l.. PEYTON,
JAS, POINTS.
- " Examining Committee.
MAY 90, lS5l.-tdl.
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TO FARMERS.

WE would say that we have some shovssls and
w Forks Of the best quality; also some Grass
Scy,hes for rs cents some Cradle Scythes for ST.,
of The best quality. Call at the Sign Of the steps,
49, - JONES & WHITE.
Staunton, April 30; 1851 y..a- 81 2 e.
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A. ID. CHANDLER

A. ID. CHANDLER
uAS,Qn hand at this time The largest and best
q Il assortment Of CABINET FURNITURE
ever ofseted In this Market, consisting in part OF
Sofas: Lounges; Sideboards; Bureaus Dining
and Card Tables; Toilet, Wash and Work Stands,
and in fact all kinds offurniture made by the trade.
He gives notice also, that he is determined to
sell cheaper Than ever
o. IL Doe. Cane seat Chairs, Walnut Ma
pie and Painted, IN consignment-Also lots Of
Rocking Chairs. cheap.
May 81, 1851.
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Just Received

- Just Received, sa.ii =
4 T the Variety Store ofG. & N. Hirsh, LOT
"A Of ParasOls, Fans. csnhi. &c. SC, fot sale
at low prices. 5.t1,.,'5.c ga ST =
Stanton, May T, 1851.
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DRECKINRIDGE g. COWNE have receiy-
D. ed their Spring Supply ofBONNETS, Pur-
chased from first hands in New York, which they
will sell lower by 33 per cent than they have ever
before been offered in this market Call and ex-
anime before purchasing elsewere.
Aprii %, 1851, ag
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Two Valuable Farms for saIes

pY virtue Of a tecree Of tke'Circuit Court Of
- Rockbridge County, pronounced at the April
term thereof, 1885, in thesuit Of Baxter's Execu
Tor Us. Baxters Sc, the undersigned as Commits
sioner, on the 18th day of June next, will proceed
on the premises to sell by way Of public auction,
Tract of Land, containing about
{, 3S8 ACRES. ''.br.
This Tract of Land is situated in the County of
Rockbridge, about five miles West Of Lexington,
and within one mile of Lexington and Covington
Turnpike road. About one half of this Tract is
cleared, the residue is covered with timber of fine
quality There is a FINE ORCHARD, and
two comfortable LOG DWELLINGS on this
Tract. The Land is of good quality. There will
also be sold on the same day and on the premises
Tract Of Land, containing about
... -, rt.> $40 ACRES. .t,p h"a
This Tractlies in she County Of Rockbridge, three
miles West of Lexington; on the Lexington and
Covington Turnpike. The greater portion Of this
Tract is covered with timber Of excellent qnality.
lfdesired by purchasers the Tract will be divided
into lois. t,- p ,''
TERMS.-Cash in hand sufficient to pay the
expenses Of sale-.esidue upon credit Of one, two
aud three years in equal instaments-the purcha-
ser giving bond with good personal security. The
title to be withheld unit, the purchase money mas
been paid. -. - -. =
JAMES G. PAXTON, Commissioner.
May Ia, l65l.-tds.
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Ia time for Contention +,

-sG9eo- - ''
WYE have received fresh supply of Linen
~ Goats, Linen Luster Vests, Linen Pants,
and some more Of the olive Cloth Frock Goats,
Pearl Grey Cashmere Goats. =
e., JACOB POLLrTZ & co.
We have also on hand large and fine lot of Pa
mama, Leghorn and Pedal Hats. which will be sold
at very low prices.
Stannton, MAY 81, 1851.
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NOTICE.

gSIDS will be received until the 9th of June, at
30 the Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institution, for
$4,000 well burnt Brick, to be delivered at the
grounds by the 10Th day Of Angus. next
THOS. j. NICHE,
f. T. STRIBLING,
J.'L. PEYTON, 'i'
JAS. POINTS,
Executive Committee.
S,aunton, May %. l85l.-tdl.
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70 THE LADIES.

WE have never seen Lady. IN our lives tot
w what could admire something handsome in
the way of fine Goods and fancy ISimmings, and
to such. we would say that we are receiving sous
ofthe ptettest the markets Of Baltimore ana Phil.
adeIphi. could afford, and which will compare with
any In Staunton, both in price and quality Cab
at the old stand Of H. j. & w. B. Crawford, ,HheA
s. JONES & WHITE. .
c..,,,on, Anil On 1871 - O.,
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Sta union, May /, 1851.
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Sons of Temperance Procession.

DIVISION No. 270. Sons of
~ Temperance, will have public Procession
on Friday June 18Th, when a Bible aud Banner
will be presented. Several addresses are expected,
and Dinner will be given, brethren Of the or
de, generally ale invited to be presenr.
II. Y. GREINER, ! Co,nrs;3,sc.
JAS. N. KlNCAlD,
Juue 4, ie5l.
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House for Rent.

TENHE subscriber has for rent house and lot on
n South, side of Beverly Street on the square a.
bove The Eagle Hotel.
WIN. B. JOHNSON.
MAY, 2Sth lS5l-tf
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M A S o N 7 c..

IN accordance with a desire expressed by the
Building Committee OF the Methodist Episco-
Church, the corner stone of the Church which they
contemplate erecting. will be laid with appropriate
ceremonies by Worlhington Smith Lodge, No 40,
on the 10th day of June next. The brethren of
neighboring Lodges are hereby invited TO attend
and participate in the labors Of the day.
JAMES Il. CLARKE, Sec.
w, S. Lodge, No. 46.
70 Lima A lQSl
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Apotheoary Establishment For Sale.

y DESIRE to sell, as soon rs possble,a a. Whole
sale, the Drugs Medicines. Dye SiuLs,t Furniture,
Sc, in the Apothecary Store belonging to lhe
estate of DR.. Berkeley, deed A person intending
TO engage in such business will ind it greatly TO
his interest to purchase the concern.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-06-04

Dr.. W:ilIjaiii Kinney, III,
~. sTAuNT0N, va, a..
ADJOINING the Office of WIN. KINNEY, Esq,
"A and opposite that Of the Republican vindca-
tor. ], ~. a
siaunton, April sd, ls5I.-tI &C.,
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n,fs, CAPS, peyNETs AND CARPET BlGS.

-, x ., ,.--so-.
nRAB, Black and Brown Mexican. Hats, from
~ 62l cents to SO, Congress and Jenny Lind
Hats, Kossnth Hats, Union Hats, case Fashion
able Moleskin, 80 doz. Palm Leaf, Panama, Leg
hon., Black and Colored; together with fne as
sOrtlhent Of Caps and Carpet I Beg; ., m
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Staunton, Apri! 80, 1851. p p
Clofhii,sl CtosIsiegI CIoeAasegii

4 ). DEAKINS has now in Store. ~ .sIsn
~ for sale, large and desirable sssof1nent q
Ready-M Made Clothing,
consisting or Goats, Pants and Vests, 10 every ~
riety, which will be sold st reduced prices, having
been purchased since the decline: CSil M ais
~ yourselves, as nothing win be changed atsxhih'
'iting them. :,.c' ., r11-3T 81 - esi-.
Stauhton, April 80, 1861.
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N o T I C E i,

RY DIVINE permission the Corner Stone Of
ID the "Mount Scion Methodist E. Church"
will be laid a, that place on Monday, June 10Th,
at IL A Nj.
Rev. A. A. Reese will deliver an address suita-
BILE to the occasion.
j. NJ. McCUE, I =
SAM'L REGISTER, =
II. HARTMAN.
ANTHONY MILLER, "a
A. B. RODGERS, g
w. Fl. MOZINGO,
JAMES +. CLARK. ,
Mt. Scion, Va, May 81, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-06-04

ITANCY CASSINIERES AND VESTINGS
l. of the latest styles, can be had very cheap a.
i r. DAVIS A. .KAYSER'S :
April 50, 1851. Fancy Dry Good Store
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

= LIF Z > I UIh NJ AtNNI U . y
BAtrlMoRK J uue l, 1851.
Bksr-Seals Weigst- S42S.
Hoos- Sc 80 S675. in demand. -, 49,.
~ RIcHMoSp June |. 1881.
BsxF-Seals Wrsight- 50 25 1895. Extra quail
~ will com oand higher price.
Hoas-S6 $50 nett; marketdull.
MurroSs-Sl IS a S3mett, as in quality.
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BOMN,ETS! BONNER BO.N.NETS y!

Stanton, April %, 1851. a..
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DlSTRlCT Court, United States, for the Wes
~ tern District of Virginia, at Staunson, May
term, 1851.
In the mattel of Daniel Snyder in Bankruptcy.
The assignee James Points, having reported that
he has in his hands sum Of money for distributions
1t is ordered that ten days notice be given through
the Stauuton Spectator. newspaper published in
the Western district Ct Virginia, that on The first
day of next term (Qctober) a dividend will be made
ofihe said funds, when and where the creditors who
have not already proved their debls, are to come
prepared to prove the same, or they will beexclud-
ed The benefit of said dividend. and all claims not
thus subs,an,ia,ed will be disailowed.
Teqe, N. K. TROUT, d. elk.
S,,nntnn limo 1881 tOds
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DIR. JAMES JOHNSON,
DENTAL STURGEON.

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of
w Stanton and vicinity that he has returned
and may be found at his room at the Virginia Ho-
tel where he will continue to perform operations
on the Teeth, necessary to their preservation and
Beauty. Artificial ones inserted from single
tooth to full set, Sc. - "a .. :
!. RsFERENcE Rev. T. II. Castleman, Rev.
JOS ID. Tyler, Rev. j. g. Wheat, DR.: A. I. Laird,
Coh John b. Baldwin and Jas. A. McClung.
Stamina Aprii g. lSSf-ta
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sHAD AND RERRINGs.

1SO BBLS. No. | gross Herrings 90 do. No.
acO | do. and Neat Shad; 10 half-bbls, No.
neat do,--for sale by G. l.. WOOD.
Winchester Depot, 9Th, mo. %.
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DiSTRIGT Court, United States, for the Yves
~ tern District OF Virginia. at Staunton, May
term. 1851.
In the matter of James Fl. Priest, in involuntary
Bankruptcy.
The assignee James Points having reported that
ha has in his hand sum of money fol. distributions
1t is ordered ,ha, days notice be given through
the Staud,on Spectator, newspaper published in
the Western District of Virginia, that,nn .hecfrst
day Of the next term (October) a dividend will be
made OF the funds. when and where the cteditors,
who have not already proved their debts; are to
come prepared to prove the same, or they vii be
excluded the benefit of said dividend, and all claims
uut ,iIus suOslantiaed VIII ne disaliQwed.
Teste. n. K. TROUT ID. elk.
Staunfon lime S5l-l0ds
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SoyTE ELS ! soy TEES !

TX DOZ. Grass and Grain Scythes; 4 duzen
~ Genuine English do; DOZEN Bfiar do. /;
Snea,hs, Whe, Stones and Rifles, &c., OF bes,
quality. on hand, which will be sold very low by
the dozen or sngy.
Staunton, May 2S, 1851.
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AN ESTRAV.

,ENAKEN up by Thomas f.. Montgomery. of
Augusta County on the 23dday of May, 1851;
a Sorrel Horse with a blaze in his face; len
hind foot and part Of the leg white; near fifteen
hands high supposed to be 5 or 6-years old and
appraised to $45 90.
Gan Extract)-Teste. g..
WIN. D. TROUT, D. C.
Nav %. lS5t.-3t
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X FRESH ARRIVAL;QF
Watches, kwslry, Silver and Plated Hart.
GEORGE b. WRIGHT 4 CO.,

(AT THE SIGN OF. THE. BIG wATcH,) -.
HAVING just returned from the Eastern Oh.
n lies. would respectfully invite the aiientios
Il their friends and the public R2
generally, to one Of the: finest ,E1
sinck Of goods p their lineever Z<F2.3
offered ia ytadnton. consisting MS
n part Of GOLD AND SiE- c-1
YER WATCHES, Time AK ~
Keepers Of extra and supedorN
quality, Gold, Silver and Steel Spsctscles, GoI6
Fob, and Guard and Vest Chsinb, Ladies' Pine
Chatehlns, Garnet and Enameled Breast PinsJ
Ear Rings and Bracelets 6new"snd bssSfifol
stytss, Finger Rings, God Pencils and Pens
Miniature Cases, Lockets and Medalioas, Gold
and,uSilves Thimbles, Coral Necklaces, Silver
Spoons. Sugar longs and Batter Knives.
~ .-,, :, - - ALSO. $3.50 -. -. +.
A,psy and beautiful article Of Albats Wsrs, eoe-
sssing Of Spoons, Forks, &c., Plated Silver Css-'
,ou, Cake Baskets and Gand together
with every other article found ia fashionable Jew
airy Store which they viii sell. on the most rea-
sondble terms; a'".- -.'.i'.t
I OF Clocks, Watches, and Jswelfy repaired and
warranted to give satisfaction.
Staunton, April 80, 1851.
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II IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
- Office at Staunton, June LIST, 1851:

Staunton, June 4, le5l.-3m.
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IN consequence Of my expected departure for
the South, lie above arrangement has been effected
return my sincere thanks for the liberal patronage
To the late firm, and solicit continuance OF i to
Mr.. KINNEY. =. g. K. HARPER.
Lima ISSl 81
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GRAIN CRADLES,

'sNHE subscriber will have in few days lot Of
u those very superior Cradles, such as he sold
last year, and which gave aniueral satisfaction.
To those in want he would say. come and .seei
,. .. GEO. E. PRICE.
Siaunton, May %, 1851.
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New and Popular school Books,

Ssaunton May IA, 1851.
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GROCERIES! GROCERiER 4

AILL,that are in want Of Gmceries, such as. Su-
~ CARS Of all kinds. Coffees, Molasses and Syr-
dps. win find /. to their interest TO call at the Sign
of the steps. JONES y While
Stauntou, April 80, 1851. ...4 -e..f a
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OHEAt.6oODs.

DERBGE de- lathe, l2l, 1853; 20, rs and high
ID er prices; Mourning Chene Psp'eus 81 ) cents
Chameleen Popleus and Samise PoPIeus from q
to SO cents. Call soBnst -. - -.
- H Js g. w. B. CRAWFORD'S.
Anil l6. 1881.
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We Study to Please and give Satisfaction.

Winchester, May 7, l85i.-lm. -.
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Staunton. April 80, 1851. s u
HfEur aPHINa GOODS.

NEW SE1S4N1 0OV0S' =
nI,ACK and Second Mourning Berege Shawls;
ID from Is to 80 shilling, Beautiful French Neck
Dress. new and Cheap, French Worked Collars,
Mourning Collars and Handkerthieis at.
eH.,J.c& w. B. CRAWFORD'S.
April l6; 1851. r,
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TAKE NOTICE.

Mt. Scion. Va, June 4, 1851.
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V,HE partnership heretofore existing in the Drug
Business, in the town Of Staunton, Virginia,
between the undersigned, under the style and
firm of HARpsR s K,NsEY is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All debts due to the
firm are payable to CHAs N. KINNEY, by whom
the business is continued, and all the debts and liza
bities are to BE- paid by him.
G. X. HARPER,
c. N. KINNEY.
S,aSnton, June 2, 1851.
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srms to Clubs 1.-The Cheapest in the World!

As usual Premium will be senttoevery person get
ting up Club. This Premium will be either large
size engraving any four of the above books at the
choice Of the person getting up the Club.
Address, Posi- paid,
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
9S Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP !

May 90, ls5l.-tdl.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-06
FITCHBlIRG ANp WORCESTER TRAINs.
Norwich and Worcester Railroad.

.EEass 80 - .s.:...:..#= g hA
Winte Arrangemeut-on and after Monday, Dec.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS
Leave Worcester at 1880 am. and 4.S0 pm.
Leave Norwich at Gas am and IL. III
STEAM BOAT TRAIN.
The Steamboat Train will leave Alyns Point every morn
ng except Monday at about O'Clock, for Boston direct
returning, will leave Wor every EveSng except Sunday
at 7.05.
FREIGHT TRAINS-leave Worcester at as am.
Freight Train with passenger attached will
leave Norwich for Worcester g. pm stopping at all
Way Stations on the Road.
TRAINS CONNECT AT WORCESTER WITH
Boston Worcester RR. at 0.3O a.m 3.45 10 80 pm
Western 10 am: 4 $50 I'm.
providence d Wor 7.l5 ii am: pm.
Wor. & Nashua 645 IL am: 4.lO pm.
The connection with the earliest Trains Of Worces
ter is formed by the Steamboat Train.
o. Trains connect Norwich with the Hartford Prov
dence and Fshki Railroad and the New London, Will
mantle and Palmer Railroad.
yExPREss FREIGHT leaves Boston at II m, arriving in
New ork next morning.
Az Baggage must be delivered the Baggage Master OF
other person authorized it before Passenger
takes his seat i'll the cars.
Baggage viii not be taken include money merchandise,
higher value than Fifty Dollars given that
ftot, and an extra price paid the Company will hold
iself liable beyond that amount
Il NO baggage permitted in the Passenger CarsS
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars or Depot
Passengers procure Tickets the Station Offices
JOEL w. WHITE, President
/ Dec 3, 1850 dwtf n. & w. R. R.
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Gordon's Celebrated Hair Tonic.

nor the growth and preservation of the HAIR. One OF
the essential ornaments of the human family is
good, healthy head of hair 1t is deemed ndispensa
countenanee the health of the head and the feeling
fort and cleanliness depends much management Of
the hair, that no one who devotes little time to that
treatmentcan be accused of nordnate vanity astidous
ness This Tonic will prevent the hair from falling of
eradicate dandru and increase the growth of the hair
will also mpart beautiful gloss, and keep the hair always
moist.
Prepared solely by D. GORDON, 81 shetucket street.
Norwich Ct and for sale only the New England Fancy
Store where also be found best assortment of Per-
umery, Hair Oils, etc.
MYERS, BAMBERGER & ROsENBLATT,
decll-d&wu 2l0 Main street, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-06
Mason & Shows Group and Cough SYRUP

CHILDREN generally seized with the Group in the
evening or during the night with coldness the
whole surface and in great difficulty in breathing, long
shr sound is produced with coughing the voice hoarse
and croakng Snow q Mason's Group and Cough Syrup
sure specific for dreadful and OF the most fatal of
all diseases of Infancy and childhood, il is also remedy for
whoopne cough common colds, and eyers produced BY
colds and when according TO directions, it is perfectly
safe highly sautay in its effects ON adults or children
Providence, Jan. Is, 1850.
Messrs. Snow & Mason--Gentemen The bottle of yom
Group and Cough Syrup that got of you the OF
saving the life of my youngest child 1t taken in the
night with attack Of the cronp, and it seemed
though it coul not lives but gave it your Group and
Cough Syrup according TO the directions which to great
JOY, worked charm The night that my child
taken with the Group children in the neighborhood
TAKEN and not having immediate relief both of them
died would recommend it to every family and would
account be deprived oft III. self.
Yours respectfully, ADDISON NJ. FAIRBANKS
o. This Syrup is prepared only by SNOW & MASON,
Apothecares l67 Broadst Providence, r. Price IS
Sold in Worcester by Scott, J & Co.. L. T. Lazell and
A Clarke eod3m oct3l
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WATERS HAIR DYE

VIE great and inc easing demand for Hair Dive and the
difficulty OF procI ring ARTICLE has induced The
subscribers to exper men until they have succeededn
manufacturing Dye that SURPRISES any other now in use
me II ssesses over other kinds are, that
vions prepara'io It is entirely free from any unpesal;
smells, and does no fade, crock, wash out
1t does not, like ordnary Hair Dye leave an unneasap
and unnatural dTyDsss of the hair but the same time that
Its color changed it retains its natural ustre and soft
to strengthen its growth and prevent its falling ont Gem
temen who have lair, and whskers of lighter color will
hd very easy to match the two; and those whose hair has
grown preaturejy grey, can restore original beau
~ and with less expense and trouble thar with any Dye
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