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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30

UNHE NEW-1UKh UNIJN No UAL ~
STRANCE COMPANY vs.. DWIGHT y. LATHROP
Lewis Jones Jr John Lovery, Archibald o very, Henry
Sheldon WI lam Henry sheldon George biNbee, Lew
ian, L.p,irg John J. Lasrave John Baker, and W. II.
Wmior.-IN EQUITY.-lu the Court Of Common pleas IN
ard r the CoUaty of Wsvne and Of PennsJ vania
Bill 81 Iuerpeader fled BY said Insurance Company in said
Court gans aid Defendants to compel them 70 niepeai ana
settle and their eus on ufsmsat u
q5 do covered ssid Court the 18Th day 81 Dec e
1871 against aid Insurance Company, two policies 81 u
spce m certain action wherein John Baker survivor OF IA
Thatcher Is plaintiff aEd the said Insurance Company IS de-
PENDANT. Il No. 27S, September Term, 1872 go ,
The named defendants whether residing IA o. OUT OF
the State Pennsylvania hereby PORTED that pcs 81
suhueun has been ssued said COuft said b against
nd defendants te-ted Ionesds 10 sad County the $50
dsy Of June 1885, and that they the abovenamvd
are her, by commanded be and appear before the JUDGES m
ssid Court Pleas sitting 10 Equity AZ h9ne-tae
ffeaid on he first Monday Of sepenbrr next - ock
p NJ then ard there ssld Bill Of lnterpeae-r a
In sd Court aforesaid and do oil those things when ~
M Court may en and there be ordered and decreed IN that
bebslf EARL WHEELER solicitor
for said Insurance Company.
pc,ssase Iulv p 1855 lyle lswiwM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30

w HIsKERs or MUSTAcHES produced in
w ak weeks BY my ONGUENT which will not stain DOR IN
iue he skin 81 toite Sent % any par Of the e9l1 y
n G. GRAHAM No. s9j Broadway; SPALDING No. Y Ire
mcptrow Bo@ton; BRIGGS, No. 81 ststs-st., Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30

g. UPREME COURT.-County of kings
- DAMP L ". CORWIS against ASA w BATES, IA MES
ADAMS and WILLIAM ATTERBURY, Receiver &c.-sum-
mons for Com ITO the above named defendants
You hereby summoned anj required 20 answer The com
plant in which will be filed ia the Office Of the Clerk
OF the County Kings the City a IN he City Of Brook
yn copy 70 the said comp -nt on
tn suhscter their oice No. Wsst the City Of New
York within days after he service OF ths summons on
YOU exclusive of the day Of such seyice and you tau 70
answer the said complaint within the tre Aforesaid the plain
this action viii spoy the Court f1T the relief demanded
In the complaint-Daied Nsy 8, 1855. -
TOMLINSON, WALuhN BRIGHA AN.
iy9o lsw6wM PLAINTIFFS Atiorneys' No. w elics-
he complaint "a this ecen filed in the office OF the Clerk
of tie County Of Kings on ninth dag May, 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the culrosatc
Of the County Of New OH, notice hereby hven % al p
ors hsyipc claims agtsi DUNCAN PHiFE, late OF the y
Of New-York deceased, present the with y9.en ;
thereof 10 The subscriber, ~ the Office Of LIVINgsiON n
MILLER No Ig2 Broadway the City Of Esw.fors, on %
before fifteenth DAY Of September neHt-Daied Ne"ioa
the 9th DAY Of March, 1855 .
WILLIAM PHYFE,l
JAS. y. pHfFE, Executor
ml2lsvfrnM. WILLIAM VAIL,
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Il i
Of the County Of Newly ok notice hereby rven 20 a. p
,or. hsviug sir sss. JAMES " JUBB ate Of he Cry =
NeYork decorated present he sane, With vouchers ~
20 the subscber the Cfcc Of Bel Coe, ESQ, No ,
IN the CITY Of NewYok bci.fe the twenty hEl d4J
Of October neI-Dated NeYork, LIST esy Of April 100
GV93 lavfInM SUSAN j BB AdlainiiiE~'Ei1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30

Ar" SIarsiiag and BrghL'
Floating away iii the fountains spray,
Or the snow-w he plume of maiden,
The smok e-wreaths rlse tO tue sfar'ht skies,
With bissful fragrance laden.
Then noke away till golden ray
Lights up the dawn Of the morrow,
For cheerful cigar, like shield Will bar
The blows Of care and sorrow.
The leaf burns bright, ike the gems OF light
That fash in the bralds of Beauty,
II nerves each heart for the herOs part,
On the batile-pIain OF duty.
In the thoughtful gloom Of bis dsrkened room,
SITS the child Of song and story,
And bis heart is HIGHT, Tor his pipe beams bright,
And his dreams are all OF glory.
By tie blazing fire sits the gay-haired sire,
And infant AIMS surround bini
And be -miies on ell in that quaint old hall,
While the sBOke-cu Il float around him.
In the forests grand Of our native land,
Wien the savage conflict : ended,
Tie " Pipe Of Peace brought sweet release
From toll and terror blended.
The dark eyed train Of the maids of spain
'NeAib their arhOr shades TIP lightly,
And cleaning cigar Ike newborn star,
In tie clasp OF their lips burns brightly
II warns the soul, Ike he blushine bowl,
With iia rose-red burden streaming,
And drovns it in bliss, Ike the fost warm ziss
From tie liz with loye-buds teemng.
At the Tontine Hotel an excellent supper had
beeu provided for the occasion BY the proprietor
Mr.. scranton. This Hotel ha, been entirely reno
waited and greatly enlarged by the addition OF t~o
more dwelling-houses, including now the whole
block This hotel for long time was my home IN
New. Haven. and have al old attachment 10 it,
This time, however, the Tontine was full, but
found very pleasant home at the New-Hsveu
Hotel. Kept by Mr.. lves, formerly of the Pavilion
But to return to the Tontine, the Psi Epsilon
procession entered, singing:
When our welded LIES begun
Our wives shall sing Pei UpsiIon;"
And many Of the ladies', erowding the windows
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OF the County Of Ne-yorE notice hereby given 20 ~
per,ons having claim. against LUCENT COSTELLO, late Of
the City OF kewYork decess-e present the 'sTs VIZ
voucher thereof the subscriber h TOR No III ea
street. 10 he City New-Yor, before the ~ ~ o
Decsnter pe1-Dsted NewYork the ninth day une 100
eel lsvsrnM gICHARD MARSH, Executor.
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7 NFTVT FIVUsV TUT
THOHas NpORT Agent cor. Iith and Market-sis.
Hew-York April 10. 1895 '"isdeiphia
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22
HaWsp apara.

Judge Longsireet. whose views on any
subject are sensible, prnctieie, and worth
measuring up, thus sets forth the value OF a
newspaper:
"Smal i, the sum that is required TO pat.
ronize newspaper. and most amply re-
munera,ed is the patron. care not how
humble and unpretendiug the gazette he
takes, it is next TO impossible to Gil shee,
h'ty-t"o times year without putting in
1t something that is worth the subscription
price. Every parent whose son is off from,
home, should supply Mia with paper.--
well remember what difference there
was between those of my schoomates who
had, and those who bad not access to
newspapers. Other things being equal,
the fist were always decidedly superior to
the last IN debate and composition a. least,
The reason is plain: they had command
of more facts. Youths will peruse news.
paper with delight when they will read
nothing else"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22
The Democratic creaa.

No. Equal aud exact justice to al
men Of whatever State or persuasion, re-
ligious or political.
No. Peace, Commerce anu homes
friendship With all nations entangling al
liances with aone.
No. 3.-The right Of states and Terri
tories to administer their own domestic az
fairs.
No. 4.-Freedom and easaii.y; the SOW
erelgnty of the people, and the right o
the majority to rule when their will il
consttutionally expressed.
No 5-Economy in public expendi-
lures and sacred preservation of public
faith.
No. 6.-Freedom Of religion, freedom,
Of the press. and gener diffusion Of infor-
nation.
No. 7.-Oppositlon to all secret politi-
esi organizations, ana to all corruptioas in
politics.
Ne. 3 "A sacred preservation of the
Federal Constitution, and no religious tesla
Tor oiiice.
No. $40 bigotry, or pride Of caste,
ef distinction of birth among American
citizeas.
30. lo.-Respect and protection fot the
rights Of all.
No. ii The preservation of The natu-
,alizstion laws, and the night OF all the
public domain end shs protection of the
Ametican Government
No. 12-cp2ositson to all chartered mo-
nopoies.
No. l3,-Common brotherhood and goot
will to ali--especia.ly to those ct the house
hold of faith.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22

secret OF Good Writing.

We cut from an exchange paper the fol-
lowing remarks by GOETHE. They con-
tain very important practical suggestions,
and ought to be reed at least once bv every
one before he attempts 10 write for the ben
eft Or instruction. Of the public:
The grand secret OF good writing seems
to be in this very simple maxim :--Be.s sure
you have an idea before you attempt to
express it. If you clearly comprehend in
your own mind what you wish to commu
nicate, nature aud reason together with a
little practice. will most certainly teach
you to say II in an appropriate manner.
A single idea is fully sufficient for enc
mind 20 manage at one time. And il nav
be added that if the idea is of much inn
portanee, it would be the most dicaited
by being bonored with private carriage.
Divide and cen jue; IS as valuable a rule
in literary us IN military tactics. The
more extensive the theme which the wri-
ter proposes to himselfto discuss, the less
usually, he has to say upon Ii. Some sub.
jects can be managed with ease by descen-
ding rem generals to particulars, and
treating OF the subjects in their individual
parts.
There is nothing more popular especial
ly with young writers. than briIIsancy Of
style. This manner Of writing is certain
y excellent in its proper place, but there
are many topics which do not require his
quality, and many are much injured BY it.
The language of every dissertation should
be that which IS best calculated to express
the thoughts in the happie. manner.
AS the rays of the sun will not kindIe
blaze unless brought to a focus so the
Thoughts Of the writer will not set the
hearts OF his readers on fire. unless all are
made to converge TO single point.
Some writer's seem unable to express
themselves il cool, rational manner on
any subject. With them every vit,uc is
god-iise, every fault v.llainy, every breeze
a tempest every moleh,li mountain
They appear to think their manner of
writing is suhlirnlty; but their judleious
readers IT they have any such)c it TIA.
gioltS and absurdity.
The design of language is to give ex-
preston 70 thougi..-that style of writing
therefore, must necessarialy be the best
which NEST perfectly CONVEYS to the read
er's mind ~hat the writer intended he
should underestimate
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22
POETRY.
& ON G .

Give me an eye. swimming eye,
10 meet my ardent glances--
A sunny eye to gaze upon
When pleasure in il dances
Give me an eve to minglc beams
When mirth and joy havc'tound me;
Give NE an eye to lliiugle tears
When sorrows clouds are round me.
Give me cheek. soft, soft cheek,
Warm roses bushiug DER it,
SO bright, SO pure, 50 angel ike,
'Twere sinless to adore it.
Give me a cheek to press to mine
With that calm, holy feeling,
That lulls the 500! as music does,
" hen DER the senses stealing.
Give me a lip, balmy lip,
Sweet smiles around it wreathing-
A dewy lip, carnat,on Ike,
OF love and fondness breathing,
Give me lip to kiss when all,
Or few, or none caress hie-
A full red lip to cream upon,
A seraph lip to bless me.
Give me hsnd, sne.ss white baud,
To tremble when press 1t.
A fairy hand to hold i'll mine,
A little hand to bless it.
Give me hand to kiss aud breathe
Ger it my souls devotion
A hand to hold and press mine too,
" it'll deep, unfeigned emotion.
Give me heart, gentle heart,
Will, warm affections beating
A heart to fiutter with delight
When lip with lip is meeting.
Give me a heart to cal. my ON,
To cheer my path when dreary--
A pure, guilelcss, constant heart,
10 lean upon when weary.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22

TRuE REMARx.-Now-a-days parent,
entertain silly notion that their children
must be instructed in gehteeI profession
they repud,ate the vulgar" notion oil
bringing boy up as a carpenter cabinet
maker shipwright, or in fact any aeeu.
patton that involves labor. He must be
educated for the church, the bar, the law
or for the post ofcivil ngneer--hsnce the
professions are overrun, aud hundreds, nay
thousands of young men, are a burihen up
Oh their families, being unable to find any
thing TO do.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22

osio PoLrrIes. = From lae following linss
il would appear hat two Of the candidates ior
Governor in The Buckeys State are eminentiy
men OF character, ana conni,'ad to political
creeas outs liberal, it nol orthodox:
keep il before tho people, thai William
Medil is 10 iavor Of horse stealing In favor
of poligan,y In favor OF negro amalgamalion
In favor Of deprivng white people OF the soc-
tive franehise.2
"Keep ii before the people that Salmon r
Chase is 10 fayer Of negro aufierage! In favor
of negro jurors! In favor OF negro office hold
era! In favor Of comforting upon negroes tl,s
political privileges of white citizens, This n
the excess and madness ofpaliy spiri,.f
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22
IMPORTANT NEWS.

yN addition to our already very large and well IS
L sorted Stock Of SPRINd AND SUHMkh
GOODS, we received two days ago another mpor-
fant sunnly of the finest kinds of Clothing, made nj
in the lates, style, namely Fine Froek and Dress
Goats o. different colors; Cashmere and Cassinet
Business Goats OF the incest patterrs every variety
Ind Besides this, NC have received a new ane
snIended assortment of HATS. In consideration o
ths extensive stock are bound and promise to sell
nj much lower prices than any other house in Staun
to, can afford. Therefore good bargains are to b'
had at L. .. MAIN vs.
stanton, May TO- 1855.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22
New Establishment.
CABINET MAKING.

VAMES B. sANDlGE and JOHN L. DKuMEL-
Il ER have entered in co partnership for the pur-
pose oil carrying on TIE Cabinet Making business.
They are both practice workmen, one OF them nay
ing had long experience in the business, and the
other having served regular apprenticeship ehoer
nn,. ~ IN, best workman in the State. In addition
to executng every kind OF Cabinet work in the best
manner, they viii also attend promptly to una.r-
taking Having attended to this department N the
shop Of q D. lancaster, tdecd.,) they ate- them
selves that they can give general satisfaction.
Their shop is on the street leading from the hpis-
copal Institute to ,he residence OF A. ii. H. stuart,
and on the lot occupied by Mrs. Lancaster, where
they will be pleased to see their friends.
"a. All kinds OF Country produce and lumber ia
ken in exchange for furniture. ,,.,,cr
JOHN l.. DRU MEIER.
Stanton, July !, is55.-tf.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22

A lad zane in great haste into a drug
store, the other morning, and, half out OF
breath, exclaimed Mother thent me
down to tie hopothecarypop to get q thim-
bic full of psllag Collie. Subs as thick as
diesen.h, no, expected 10 live from one
end to tother."
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22

A down East" exchange Says "Stom-
ach pumps are in use at all the RailIo
depots to clear the passengers Of any al
choi they have in them; this is to save the
roads from liability. under the liquor law
for Transporting the prohibited article"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22

S- 4 beautiful thought, which we find
in one of our exchanges:
"if there Is m.n who can eat his bread
in peace with God and man. il is the man
who has brought that bread out ofthaa
earth. 1t is eankered by no fraud, it is
wet BY no tears. it is stained by no BLOOD"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22

Well, Alex, how's your brother Ike
getting alohg3" "Oh, frat rate; he's rot =
good start in the world-mafItel widow
who has stven children
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22

gr A country sculpto. was ordered 10
engrare on tembstons, the following
words. "a yirtuous woman is crown 10
her husband The stone being small he
engraved it: "A virtuous woman 10 S. to
her husband =
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22

g. A young fellow WAS talking politics
with young lacy whom he adored. Her
name was Mary, and she sympathized
with the Know No,hiags. ooh !" said
she, in depreciating tone, Il see you are
not Know Nothing" Oh. no, OF course
not. said he, chow could Ibe, when l
worship the Virgin Maru!"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22

e. A farmer in southwestern Ohio be.
ing asked II the rain had done them snv
damase-"O yes. the ears Of corn are so
long and heavy that they reseh entirely
across the rows and very much impede
the locomoion in the fields" The couh.
try is in dreadful condition. Tsez
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22

o. well, Pat. jim didn't quite kig
you with that brick BAT, did ae:a mo.
but wish he had" What for - so
| could see him hung the william"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22

There, john that's thice you've come
home and forgot the lard" Really moth
er It WAS 50 sfeesy that i, slipped nv mem
orr
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22
FARMERS OF VIRGINIA

I + upon any living thing ON your Plantations
L there Ulcer Sore of any description, kind
or variety, matter whose skill it dcfcs, how
long it has been standing, upon your your
maid servant your mules. sheep, horses, cows, Or
dogs. We say to you, and we guarantee what we
say, use our
T u r F OIL
And you will find it to cure the most malignant rs
well as the simplest Sore that the form of man
or beast, or we refund the money
With ordinary cases, it is only necessary to apply
the Oil on bit of rag. II the sore is one OF long
standing large with proud flesh, and fever take a
small dose of salts cool the blood cnce or twice
week. Ii letter or Ring Worm on the head, or in
the hair apply the Oil and cover the head with asik
cap to keep from the air. If Chilbains, merely rub
on the Oil On Cattle, is only necessary to pour
ON the Oil.
r RU r T u RF OIL!
TSOR OLD SORES of every description,
A. ON MAN or on BEAST.
One teaspoonful equal to All ounce OF any prepara-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22
xny,cp To WESTERN MERCHANTS
nAxrERnRWooK ACADEMY.

TIME exercises of this School will commence on
L tho first Monday of September, and close the
last of June. The location is very pleasant one
having 30 superior in point of morals or intelli-
gence. 1t is situated miles from stanton and
miles from Fishersviile. Cheap and comfortable
Boarding can be obtained in the neighborhooo.
TERMS
Latin, Greek and Mathematics, $4oo per mo.
All English Branches taught at usual prices.
u. j. WALKER, Principal.
Barterbrook, Aug. rs, ls55.-3t.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22
PAY ATTENTION.

r BEG leave to inform my friends and customers
a. that all the accounts due me up to July l, 1000,
are made ounnnd now await settlement. As mon
ey is very Decided, q prompt compliance Is
JACOB POLITE.
The remainii pck Of goods, containing yet .
good assortmen1 tlinenow n s'st IN sash.
lag. u, M. r..
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22

Industry must prosper. as the man
said when holding the baby. while his
wife chopped wood.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22

Bruises and sprainst
Ulcers and Fellons,
Sealds aad Burns,
Sore Legs and Chilblains,
Fresh Cut Wounds,
Cramp and letter,
Stinss Of insects,
Wounds under the Nails,
lniiamed Breasts,
Gltndular Tumours
Cracked Heel,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22

Warranted to cure, and no danger from exposure
10 cold.
Applied to burns at once, it leaves no scar.
No Price 80 and Is cents a bottle
DOVE & CO.
Sole Proprictors, Richmond "a.
RicnaoSp, Jan. l6 1855.
Messrs. Dove Co. For about seven years my ne
gro bow Simon, had ulcer on the shin bone OF
one of his legs he has had the Very best medical
advice and the strictest attention from mysel-tie
sore has been repeatedly poulticed and burnt with
eaustic: at intervals whilst giving applying medi-
cine he has been kept low diet and also kept per-
feutly quiet with the limb elevated sometimes the
sore would be large as the palm OF mans hand,
and at others no larger than hall dime ana even
when il has attained this small size would break out
apain became certainly discouraged about it, and
one day, while in your store, asked you what l.
| must do for it, you give me bottle OF Your Iuri
Oil and after using bottles (by the direction 1t
was entirely headed. Previous TO the time OF using
it. he had lost months from his work, but since, he
has never lost single day. Will add that nave
expended uselessly on his iimo, apeut TWO
aud ity dollars, and it gives NE pleasure to add to
the MANY YOU have, this testimonial OF the virtues
of your irurf Oil Very respectfully,
"A conv--ublished BIZ permission from lady Of
this ethyl n>., w "a 1894
Mess,s. Dove & Co-Gentlcmon Il used a por-
ton OF bottle of Turf Oil, which you very kinaly
that found it eiectual in removing an eruption OF
the skin, for which had been praetised upon Tor
spzeral wears by physicians, WITHOUT Receiving the
least benefit | also recommended 1t to iriend OF
mine. who for some years has been annoyed with
similar eruption of the skin, and he informed me
few DAYS since that from the OF one bottle, he
had he.n entirely cured, Respectfully,
'f, ae 80 ehs f. ii LEF1WICH.
Bio ISLAM, Va, Nov. l, 1854.
Messrs Dove & Co.-Gentlemen - USED ABOUT
one-fourth of bottle of your ''Iurt vi upon the
back of my horses the worst back almost ever saw,
entirely raw, place nearly as large as my hand
and this single applieationQ only applied ~ oncel
cured il up entirely and permanently. really was
sa1brissd at the auicness of its curative Propefaes
and think it more prompt and eiieaeious 'nah any
thing of the kind ever saw and have sofa thoo-
sands of bottles Of other preparations LOT sihiiar
uurpos.s. Respectfully,
WINSTON Forsmith Co., n. c., Dec H. ioaa.
Messrs. Dove d Co.. purchased OF you IN May
last one dozen of YOUR ..Turf OH to sell at my
sIopa. shortly after had valuable riding horse
,tIni became taue in his shoulder and useless As TO
ise,rce tried several OF the present popular RENE
do. and l;nimepts on his shoulder, aud they did no
rood he continued lame as before, and thought
Would use your Turf OIL | sfphed nan pullie
and can say With certainty his shoulder 10 eh,feiy
we'll as he has been running for hye months IN 'ae
Stage from this place to keeas'ile. WIN pus
more when come down.
Yours very truly, ,,,,,,,
ga Sold by J. b. Eskridge, stsuhson' Va, also
Richmond, Feb. 10, ls55.--ly.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22

| Sore Back,
splitt and SPAWN
Sweeney and Poleyile,
Withers and W arbles,
Chate and Chestiounder,
Ringbonc and Sandcrack,
i Wmdgall and Numbness,
Saddle Gall 4 old Strains
Swell Legs, and
Stiffness OF Joints.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22
wr,sros, rorsmiih Co., n. c., Dec. IA. isSt

JUN H. " III q.
ga Sold by J. b. Eskrdge, stsuhsou, Va, also
Harlem L Dull.
Richmond Feb. 10, ls55.-ly.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22

Warranted to cure, and no danger from exposure
10 cold.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22
T u r F OF L

One teaspoonlul equal to an ounce of any prepara-
ton known.