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DALLEY'S ENGLISH GRAMMARS, Just Pnbli'l
- cd Tenth Edition. by
CO1I, GRAribO O w.,
pulLADEIpIiI


The attention ofTcachcrs and School Commissioners
invited to these Grammars the Primary for Beginners,
and the Manual for higher classes They have been IN
troduccd with unprecedented success as the cnth thou
sand now sale the first year testiiics. -,
superior to any Grammar now before the public
Dr.. w. H. McGuiey.
Admirably adapted for the of Schools and Acadc-
mics The best exposition Of the principles and coastuc-
ton of the English language with which acquaint
ed. 1t has done all that Grammar educational
Intclgcnccr.
As approximation to perfection as is likely TO
be Decentralization Mirror.
A luminous view of English Grammar.--Rev. DIR.
Chester Dewey
The Book Of the Age in this important department.
Richmond Wing.
The very best elementary treatise on English Gram
mar which has come under our nocc.-Southcrn Pres
bytcrian Review.
Possesses in my judgment, claims superior to any 9TH
er.--Rcv. DIR Talmagc, Ga.
Destined, think, and that dcscrvedy TO Superccde
all other GrammarS. --Dr. b Nj Smith.
Just such work the teacher wishes 20 put into the
hands of his pupil.-Prof. J. l.. Campbell
Simple as an elementary work aad sa.tcd to complete
the education of the English scholar Rev. J. Greer.
Resolved, that Baey's Grammar be used in the Pub
lie Schools OF Philadclphia Board Of Controllers.
Nov. |, 1904.
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VIRGINIA EY,EEr,pREsE.

WILL soon be ready, the new and complete S1A-
w TISIYCAL GAZETTE ofthc Commonwealth,
in one large voumc illustrated with Portraits and En-
CRAVINGS, it will contain full and comprehensive review
OF tho history progress, present condition, Commercially
Railroad and industrial resources of the State also HIS
torca and Statistical Sketches Of all the cities and towns
with important Typographical information from reccnt
original sources together with the results of the last
Census populations most eases TO 1854 with new and
beautiful CoIored Nap of the Statc-worth alone the
price Of the whole work-t will exhibit the Resources
and ManyactTins advantages of Virgina's ourish;ng
cities and towns and will draw the attention of capital
lists and manufacturers from distant localities thereto
most profitable place for investment. The author hav
ing incurred very heavy expenses upon this work. he
confidently appeals TO the liberal public and believes that
work has yet been sSucd considering the character
and extent OF It's material useful every class Of
low prceony SO, including large new and handsome
SoLoRED COUNTY MAP of the State One copy without
the Map, So Please send your order, and the amount,
postpaid, to Richmond, Va, and the work will be sent
without the least delay 10 all parts Of the United States,
free of all charges orders received within 60 days
will get copy OF the first Edition.
From the Alexandria Gazette.
Gazetteer Of Imaginative have notices the mcst
1attcrng from adjacent sections OF Stae reference
TO this great enterprise being prepared for the press
by Richard Edwards, Esq, gentleman, we should
Judge from the high testimonials which he bears. well
qualified for the task a work of this kind will be very
valuable book of reference, guide 10 the Emi-
grant, and grand achievement OF the uncXampled
natural advantages, of which blessed, State
We cordially recommend II, useful book could
not BE- bought for either the desk the table.
From he IThee,ias Eatelgmcer
We take great pleasure in drawing the attention Of onr
citizens to very worthy enterprise, and nope il will be
ell supported We have confidence in the author, and
believe he Will make such work he represents III
another column Of this paper.
From the Norfolk Daily Argus.
| A Great Virginia Work-Mr. Taylor, agent for Mr.
Edwards, is in city for the purpose of getting
subscribers for Gazetteer of Virginia II will bcqut(
a larg: work. and doubt not, very useful one !
will BIZ iutcrSpcrscd with the advertisements OF Aer
chants Manufacturers etc Mr.. f. has given evidence
in publishing other works, Of his fitness Tor the task h'
has undertaken, and we wish him great success.
> A liberal commission will be given TO Agents Re
sponble persons, well recommended can apply above
aud subscription list will be forwarded them. Some
the Agents employed are making from So to SIT
per day.
| Nov D. 1854,
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NOTICE.

'i'HE Episcopal Parsonage Property viii BE- sold on
"Wednesday the 18th OF this mont.i, public sale, in
three lots, as follows:
The Mansion House, with So feet 'front.' extending 10
back line about 1876 feet.
The Corn Lot with two-story office on it-ront;ng
on Frederick street about "a feet, aud street los
feet
The Garden Lot fronting on Frederick street about
Oj feet aad eNtendag back los feet, making very desi
rable lots Of ample dan ,nsions.
IERNS:-ro b. paid for at the end of four years,
interest to BE- pad annually and payment secured by
serving title aud personal security.
The plan ofd,ysion b. al the Offices Of IIar-
man s. Bed, and n. X Trout and all necessary nfor-
mltioa wall b, gvea b. 4 J. CARRIER.
Staunton, Nov. y, l55i.-Fndicator copy.
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PIANO ENOEsTES.
First Glass Diploma acarded By HE .Ncchan-
icS' Institute. Riclmoad. Ia
wfT,TTAM a. BuTTERS

No. 16s Main Street, Richmond,
HAS received the agency for the State of Virginia for
IL the sale of w Nj. p. ENiERSON'S celebrated Pr
ANO FORTES. These Pianos are finished in the very
best MANNER and for their sweetness and brliancy Of
aad durability, equal to those of any other
uiacture in the country
4 faci ,vorty Of noie.--0nc Of Emcrson's Piano
FortcS, put nto the FAIR the Mechanics Institute just
closed in Richmond, without the Knowledge of Mr. EN-
erson, received hchighest preniam accorded FIRST
CLASS DIPLOMA
Persons desiring good and rcliablcnstrumcnt in
vcd to call and examine my stock of Pianos. Although
have not stoc ott,ccnty fee or iry Pianos Oh hand,
shall keep suicicn, number for any person 10 select
from. liberal price VIII be allowed for second hand
Piano Fortes, taken in exchange for Instruments
Dr. Rufus Morse the reliable Piano Regulator and
Tuner in the State, has charge OF the Piano and Music
department.
and fresh stock Of Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods
which viii be sold unusually low for cash
WM. A. BUFFERS,
Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.
Richmond, Nov. ~, lS5l.-2m.
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Auction Sale Of Houses and Lots
IN THE TOlVy OF .NIUW4Y,

AUGUSTA COUNTY, Va.
virtue Of adecrce olhc Circuit Court Of Rockbridgc,
~ pronounced on the 18th OF September last, in
therein pending between j. q. McGu!ln Plaintiff, AID
Matthew Bryans representatives, Defendants, will
proceed, on Me 25a day Of Nocem5r nert, at Midway,
in Augusta county. sell public auction, number OF
HOUSES And LOTS, in the said town Of Midway
the property Of the late firm Of McGu:iin & Co.
There are or 5 Lots, containing from half acre 70
each, lying in Midway, and on the Plank Roal.
On Of the lots is larg, new frame Building suita-
bic for store dwelling house also, Lum5=r House,
with shops attached Ga this lot is fine Spring. On
another lot is good Dwelling House and Kitchen.
TERINS.-Cash in hand sufficient 20 pay the cxpcns.
Of sales and for the residue credits OF - and IS
monhs in equal payments; the purchaser executing there
for bonds, with sufficient security aad the legal titles
tanned until the purchase money is paid.
Persons wishing 10 examine the property will call on
j. D. McGuiIin at Midway.
Matthew Bryans real estates will be sold at the same
time and place. The sale will commence at IL o'cloc!;
4. NJ S. McD. MOORE, c,-,
j. D. DAVIDSON, o''"' 49,
Oc. o5. 1854 -tda,
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Nearly opposit, the Exchange Bank.
Richmond, Nov. -, lS5l.-2n.
sTOCK OF sl50,000 OF DRY GOODS
q n fy!IElH ksalrl y q SLS

INTENDING 10 remove in few weeks to cur new
4 Warehouse, nearly completed, and 10 make at
that time important changes in the character Of our
basincSS, have determined from aud after the 10th
inst 10 ocro stock goods at PRIME COST,
FOR CASH, or for uudoubtcd negotiable paper at short
date with interest added. The whole stock is fresh
and desirable, in perfect order acosdcrabe portion be-
inc in original packages and purchased under the most
favorable circumstances, either in this country in Eu-
roD'.
Fac entire stock of every description VII be offered
flv limited period at private sale by the piece orpack-
age aid be closed at auction without within the
next Xty days. opportunity presents itself TO
Cash purchasers, which they Will doubtless appreciate.
O:dcrs from our country friends shall have prompt
ald personal AT ntiol. KENT, PAINE & KENT.
Richmond, Nov. 10, l,5i.-6w.
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CAss on CLtY.-Gencral Cass. in his recent
speech at Detroit, IN reply tn the attack make an
him by the Richmond Enquirer, thus audcs To
Mr.. Clay:
Il hold the npme of Mr. Clay in the greatest
reverence, aad rank nun wl'h the wsest aod pnresi
n1triuts whose services are written up,n IN.
history of our country and whose momory is in
delib!y impressed upon the hearts OF our country
men. Surh men as Mr. Clay may unite they
never co1spire Ia the stormy p 'riud uf 1880 il
was nv pr DE- u ca operate with hun, and to add
nv feeble contribution /, his gg ntic cfaris in he
half of the integrity aud Prrpe'uiIy of tho Con
s,ituion."
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WOODWARD HOUSE.

| HAVE the pleasure 10 announce to the public that
l. Thomas 5. Coa!tera gentleman flvorably known and
admirably qualified for the bisncss-hls become an equal
proprietor with me ia the Woodward House. Wewill
engage our undivided and uaring atcition, with in
creased facilities and efforts, TO make it o the very
best establishments in the State.
avail myself Of this occasion 10 express M grateful
acknowledgements my friends and patrons for thfpast
liberal support and iattering evidences Of satisfaction,
and them that the change wal operate TO our
mutual advantage and comfort.
An OMNIBUS aud Porcrs will attend at the Raj
road Depot d convey travellers to aud from house
free Of charge aud have HACK and careful driver
at The service Of our guests
JOS. N. WOODWARD.
Stanton My s. lSJi.-N. and II. clnE.,
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COMNISSIOYER'S SALE,

PURSUANT 70 a decree of the Circuit Court of 3 ah
county, rendered on the 18th day Of October, 1851
in The Of Mary c. Frazier, guardian, SC, plaintiff
against Virginia Frazier and others, defendants, WILL
of James p Frazier, deed, near Green Valley in Bath
county proceed sell public auction the real estate
of said Frazier consisting Of the home place. containing
about 206 ACRES aud tract Of 40 Of unimprovcd
land in the Sister Lick draft, in said county. So much
of the purchase money as may be necessary 10 pay the
of snt and expenses Of sale, viii be required in
hand credit Of ons, two and three years Will be Civ
the residue of The purchase money in equal install
mcns. Bond with good personal security will be re-
CURED and the legal title retained further security
The title is believed 10 b. unqucstionablc.
ANDREW DAMRON, Comm'r.
Noy l. lS54-,dj
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

PURSUANT to a decree Of the Circuit Court Of Bath
county, pronounced at the October term, 1854, in
therein depending, in which Elisha : Williams
and others were plaintiffs, and Lamach Williams and
others dcftrdant shall proceed to SELL at the Court
house Of said county, tie l2h day Of December net,
to the highest bidder separate or parcels OF
land, lying and being in the Failing Spring Valley, in
the said county OF Bath: containing 81 acres, adj
joining the lands Of James Cobcry aud others. and the
other containing 80 acres and is the which al
Lifted 10 him under decree of the Couny Court of Bath
county, pronounced in the Of Thomas Stonesrceta
gainst the heirs at law OF Thomas Williams deed.
edit of six twelve aud eighteen months will be gven
by the purchaser executing bond with good security and
the title 10 the land retained ultimate security.
WM. II. REVERCOMB Co,nm'r
Nnr Tx -20lnrs
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Executors Sale of Valuable Land,

IN bFIH JUJNII.
PURSUANT to the provisions Of tn last will and cs
lament Of Osborn Hamilton deed, the undcrS.g icd
AZ the Executor therein named, Will proceed on the prc
iscs on the 21h day Of Dscea.bT neat 10 sell 10 the
highest bidder public auction, the lands Of which tic
sad iiamton died seized, consisting of several c1ntig
Tracts conta nng IN the aggregate, hundred and
seventy three acres, lying a,d bing Back Greek, in
the county Of Bath. The sad lands very valuable
aad productive.
TERMS or S-fLE.--Fivc huadrcd dollars in aaud,
and the residue in three equal anaWa payments Bonds
with good personal security will BE- repaired for the de-.
Errcd payncnts, and the legal title retained as further
security. ROGER HICKMAN, Tx or,
Nov -, lS5i-tds.
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pursuance of deed Of trust executed to me BY Gran
vii. Henderson and Harriet Am his wife, bearing
date the ls day Of March, 1854, and duly recorded
in the Clerks Office OF Augusta county shall proceed
sell public auction, for ready money Saturday
the 9Th day Of December next the following property,
in lhc west end Of Waynesborough 10 wit Lot No. SO,
with Tavcrn House thereon Lot No. IS, and third
of Lot No 81 all " ng the north side of Main
and occupied BY said Henderson tavern Also
Lot lying contiguous, supposed TO contain about
and half acres, with Brick Stable thereon. The
sale commence at O'Clock r. NJ, the premises
The title is believed 80 be good, but viii make such
only as is vested in me by Ihe deed aforesaid.
WM W. KING, Trustee.
WayncsborcCgh, Nov. 10, l554.-tds
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rj'IIE public are respectfully informed that SPECI-
i MEMS ofthc SPLENDID EEGRANlNGS issued
by The AMERICAN Artists UNION arc now on view at
the Office Of this paper.
An carly application is necessary 10 secure the best
impressions. ONE DOLLAR pr cures a SPLENDID
ENGRAVING worth TWO-dcvercd al the time OF
purchase together with ticket emitting the purchaser
TO a SHARE in the GIFTS 10 be DISTRIBUTED IN
JANUARY. value ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
&C. For further particulars, sec advertisement.
AGENTS, by applying promptly, can secure FER
MANENT ADVANTAGES.
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4 VALUABLE GRAZING FARM
Enn 2 n TE

HE undersigned proposes 70 sell at private sale the
farm on which lie now resides, in the county OF Har
rsou, Va, situate miles south of Romincs wills, and
QUE mile from the ClaYkSburg and Buclannon Turnpike.
THIS farm is situated in of the most fertile and flour
ishng grazing regions Of W csern Virginia and win com
pare Ayoraby in fertility with the best farms in the
gon 1t contains about 515 ACRES about 80 acres Of
which are improved aad well set in grass. II embraces
about % acres Of rolling Creek Bottom CT FL
superior quality, has on ii two con.orta- ~ sss
b.s DJyEELING HOUSES, with SSg.s,3
convenient cut-honscs, Orchard Of s-+essls LIZ
choice rujt. an ncxh1uStblc bed ofstone A@
c)al j ell watercd aud berVd, and Is TO
nils, stores, shops post office aud churches.
For terms farther particulars apply to lac pcopric-
tor the premises. JACOB NJ. Lib
RoiniaeS Mills, Harrison CO., Ya-Noy -, '5i-it$
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VIRGIYrA.-We observe that sumo o{ the lead
inc wing papers in Virginia are ready TO unite
with the know nolhiugS at the cunning election in
that State in MAY next ana that they are sure Of
ga great whig victory" in consequence uft. The
secret organization will save a rather hard time OF
it in the Old Domination at the best, especially as
the members can p,ti M clandestire votes. bat
must mmck up 10 tie Laiiot borcs aud proclaim
their choice ~ ashiagioH Union.
Here is Democracy. as eXemplihed bv the Adj
minis,royon organ. II reJoces that in Virginia
citizens may not vote their true sentiments IN
awed by party pruS rp,on ar the influence of th'Se
who would dragon them inin voting As they may
please The Union rrjoices over that system OF
voting which finds its S'nuteSt defenders among
the landed aristocrlcy of gland, and des'gna,es
that which has been generally adopted by the
States of the Union as one IN mich ''c!ardrStin'
votes" are p,llcd The Rlchm,ud Enquirer has
said that Inlttial law" isnnw necessary iosave th
Dem cra,ic party in Virginia. and the UnInn. do
ing shame thereby To every prlnciPleo Of true Dem
ocracy. shows how it is To be emf cd.-BaL iaor
.4inericun.
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MOTHERS BREAST CLOTHS,

IHESE exceedingly valuable Cloths Of which hundreds
of pairs have been sold in the last few months, and
which guaranteed protect mothers against Risen
Breast, can alone be had Of ADIE & GRAY, wholesale
and retail agents. l47, Main street Richmond Va who
upon the receipt Of 81 accompanied BY u cents worth
OF Postage Stamps VIII transmit pair Of them by mail,
free Of additional charge any part Of the Uned Satcs
Mothers should obtain them at and keep them By
them to be used directed whenever threatened with
infamcd breast They can be worn without discomfort
or inconvenience Of any kind.
O,t fin
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Nov. /, l654.-.dj.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

WHITE s, PATTON have been receiving for The
w last three weeks their fall supplies of Scasonabc
Goods, numbering nearly 100 packages, and embracing
almost every article wanted for "Homc Consumption,
and well worthy Of the attention of the public viz: Sta
pic and fancy Dry Goods Cloths, Cassimercs, Ycstngs
Poplns Alpaccas $50 pieces american French and Eng
lsh Prints. Undcrlceycs, Capcs Collars Gloves SPLEEN
Id Ribbons, Hosiery, &c. &C., Hardware and Cutlery
Qucenswarc and Stoncwarc, Andirons, Shovcs and
Tongs, Tenders Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Carpet
ings, all kinds, (chcap,) Domestic Cotton and Wooden
Goods, Blankets. Umbrellas, Fancy Articles, Soaps Co
l2gncs, Combs, Brushes, French Flowers, &C., &c. all
OF which will be sold 'oc for suitable country
produce.
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Notice.

WAS stolen from the subscribers stable, on Friday
w night last, young horse COLT, two years old
last spring Of brown black color, black name and
tail, small white spot on the side Of one OF the nina
feet small star in the forehead cut on the right fore
foot between the aiklc and the hoo Any one returning
the above colt to the subscribers residence about mules
from Stanton on the PaTkcrSburg Road, Will b. LIBERAL
~ rewarded. JAMES I. fElLhi'
= az
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NEw BOOKS,

A LONE, thc 9Th edition; The Book aad its Story,
~ narrative for the young, occasion of the Jubilee
Of the British and Foreign Bible Society; Uncle Jcrry's
Letters 10 Young Mothers, compiled BY Ann E. Porter;
Memorable Women, the story Of their times, by Mrs.
Newton Crosland Preservation Of Health and Proven
ton of Disease including Practical Sugs Diet,
Mental Development, Exercise, Bathing, Use Of Medi-
cincs, &c, &c, by B. n. Comings, NJ. D.
Stanton, Nov. L 1851. ROBT. COWAN.
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sausara Cu.tere--WO EuDlbug,

I HAVE Just received lot Of superior Sausage Gu
/ fers warranted TO Gu; from $50 to $50 pounds per
hour The chief points of excellence are that the knives
can be taken clean and put back without trouble
They easily regulated TO cut iac or coarscrcquirc
but little power TO operate them, and being made almost
entirely of iron, can be kept sweet aud clean and will
not warp or swell. Every family should have one
Call and examine all that is asked 10 convince Of their
Superiority over all othcr> GEO r. PRICE.
Staunton, Nov. 5, lS5i.--Y. and VI. copy.
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w C. GRAHAM & co. w.il,an. ,
PUBLIC SALE,

IN Friday the 18th day Of December next at the late
" residence OF DirS Frances Steel, deed, near Wayncs
borough, will sci! 10 the highest bidder ten head Of
Horses, (amoag them pair Of very fine Match iors-
es) io.ty head of Cat., alb jut - Of which gra-
2ing stock, fifty head Of Hogs one Road Wagon,
Buggy, Farming Utensils and many other articles not
necessary 10 mention. Terms made known on the day
Of sale ANDREW A. STEEL,
SAEFL STEEL
Nov. %, lS5i.-;ds. Findcator copy IDS.
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Selling off nd Cost.

7 INTENDING 10 close my present business, o'ler my
| entire stock of School and Miscellaneous Books at
Cost Teachers and Scholars will fad all the books
generally used in Schools among my assortment MI
persons indebted will confer great favor by call
ing aud paying up possible 1t is absolutely
necessary in order to meet claims against me- 10 collect
what is due Immediately. S. III. COLEMAN
Siannfon Nov. l5, 1871.
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FOR AT,E

WILL sell at puDlic auction, Thursday the lstday
Of February next, fnot sold privately before that
time, HOUSE IND LOT ia the town OF Mt So.
Lon The house is framed building, ,wo-story. and
contains comfortable The lot contains Of an
acre. Ny Post Oilicc is West View.
Nov. -, lS5i.-tds* DAVID TEAFORD.
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shovals and Tongs and renders.

CEO. L. PRICE has just received large and hand
u some supply polished steel, brass head kitchen
and low priced Shovels and longs wire, brass and iron
Tenders Pokcrs Ash IIod Firccarricrs, brass aud
ron Andirons cheap east do, Nursery Tenders, &c'
70 which he invites the attention ofpurchascrs,
surfing them that in price and quality they cannot fail to
be pleased.
StauntoD Nov s, 1854.
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FRESH ARRIVAL

Of Watches. ,Je'reI'y and Silrer Ware al J. ".
.MEREDlI'HS. opposite .Hessrs. T. s.
j. b. Eskridge'S i]rug Store
IiiE subscriber having returned from the North, re-
specially invites the attention of the public to the
well selected stock Of the above goods, consisting Of
Watches of the most approved makers and beauti-
ul styles of Diamond, Ruby and Pearl, Mosaic, Cameo
and Lava Breast Pins; Ear Rings, Finger Rings, &c.
Also, good assortment of Jct goods so fashionable at
this time. Silver Spoons Forks and Ladies' and every
other article IN his line Of business Watches carefully
repaired and warranted. Every article warranted as
or The money refunded.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-11-22
=. coNsrMprIoN AND spIrTING BLOOD

m CONSU MPTION AND SPLITTING bLooD'-
Sec the certificate Of MIR Turner H. Ramsey tor many
ar proprietor of the Farmers Hotel Fredericksburg
Va, and late of the City Hotel Richmond, Va.
DIR. John Minge, Of the City of Richmond, though a
regular ysicia9, and OF course opposed to what nc
called qack medicines, obliged say that ITS good
ELECTS in the of Mr.. Ramsey, wonderful IN
deed. -,
He had been given upby sevcralphy sicans had trica
most of the quack medicines and the verge oil de
spar as well the grave, when he tried Carriers Span
ish Mixture. -. .
We refer the public his fall and lengthy certificate
around The bottle, stating his
-. Sec advertisement NOV. /, ls54.-lm.l
Ay- USE HAMProS's VEGETABLE TIScTURE.-navc
YOU Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous DeoiiIY
Diseases of the Kidneys, any Loss of Power and p,s
arrangement of the SYSTEM We but point you to Inc
Thousands who have used the GaEAT ISvIGoRAT0R'
In proof ofwhatwesay aboye, we rctery0a TO hump
toms Vegetable fracture, and its effects.
AIJ- See advertisement.
Sept. 10, 1854.