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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-03
Exera0ra:iaaarg Bargains dia
CLOTHING.

CfVING away a most beautiful lot Of Mems and
VI BOYS aud Servants Glothing. HAT is to say.
most gentle and good natured reader, you may Civ.
tieln away alter shall nave sod tte to yeu, and
We lore YOU will take much pleasure in doing the
one a. we shal in doing the olh.r. Therefore, jas
leopold. propi ctor o. the long established and well
known lirin Wolfe, Il Leopold. invites fafticalar
al siition 10 his laege and VII made stock of Fail
and Winter Clothing, manufactured under his own
egder and unsurpassed in quantity, qnality and
ehcapnrss, by aay other Clothing store in the coun-
" OF state. It's stock consists il part of 500 Oy 81
coats. all kinds from So to $50 800 Dress and
oek Coats ali co!els, fon 81 To SO; 1890 Pants,
+ ON TO SO; 1880 Nests, from 75ets to SO: 800
neose suits, 1 ON SIS to So; also large lot of Boys
Clothing. and Freael Collars. &c, &c. Persons
wishing 10 purchase viii end it to tler interest to
call at eopods cheap Clothing Hall before pnr-
chasing elsewhere, as he feels confident that his
clothing a1e betgei made than any where in AGgus-
Ia countY and at prices drffifig competition. If
YOU want To the la gcst stock OF Clothing ever
offered in Staunton, and il You want bargains as is
bargains we advise all to call his store before pun
chasing elsewhere. Don't mistake the place, mad
street. one door next to 7. q. Burwefs store, ainr
directly opposite " bite Il latton's Store.
Oct y, 1870. JOS. LEOPOLD.
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ual,, iron, a New ouartel!

The Nea York Tirbune-the agricultural
Il parltaeHt oil which Is understood 10 be uti-
der the Il reci N oil the somewhat famous 81
bm S1h,i ,on--ever siuee harvest, has stodiil
mafDlaIi,si, that this cannlfy has made eHohsh
wheat his year TO supply the void, But III
The iasi l.sue, We have complete SOMERSET
We art complaceully assured, thai The true pc
eilon oil Ell wheat supply Is rot properly nil-
derstood either al hume or abroad Ana me
V ritter thea pf, ceeds 10 show, thai Tie thiGe
ield oi iii, ,ei,i eaunot fossbly exceed "A
millions ct busie 5, psobably VIII not reach loo
millions Hal We have 10 surplus to export,
exct pt hy su, shutting cofn itF v meat III DO
nesiic consumption fhIs Is the Strongest
ease lof ihe farmers yet presented, aud il Il had
been forthcoming ttco months ago, II might
have rendered lien sanss ssi"ice. Al tbs
II NJ, they don't sttad IL mich need Of It,.
Those til thesu, whu wefe not seated Uoi OF tieif
wheat by th4 speen8tnrs AVE 40 tears A9ic.=-
They have tdah thatt HE pfiee Is sH-fy Tending
u i satisfactory haare. HE movement up
watdS, bif3ei d sting 1T money lndiket, may
be u htfIa SLOW, Id. upwards II Is satna, aud
VII cai.l,aGe q %, aAtii Il reach .ts iaii &
tent oil English ant area capacity 10 LAY
We have never Known such a prospect for &
h8sb ptiee f,,t wiiea' he etcp is y .:i0rt one
IN every country ii Etrape-aad IA south
America, We see sni4!ns o. failure, III ttle
J.aidon i,nes, We iiHa letter from Chy-eh
I'll the most certain wheat growing regions III
the world ~ titli says the government Is ahau
TO pohibl, the export Of bfs aissaiis, "n account
ul Inc rnsuiiienrl o tit haIvpst. Our country
Is the only une which pruletsrs to have SUI
rius To niee is universal deficit. And noN.
mir Solnn Robinson codies fUJaard and tells as
We nave ua sifi It's! We hape ans believe the
gentleman is Is error. Wo neyeratwched the
slightest cte,iuio the estimates Put tdfth i'H
tn. New YORK papers fpr .he dencfit Of pecata
TORS; but We supposed we shouA h'.se an ex'
pes, ranging :iuu fifteen 10 twenty live milton
bushels. We confess, however, we ave in as
great isuofs,ee ol the product Of tie whole
country now, We were al harvest. bul We
nasl hive syn- tor Sale, n, 10y TO other means
We must exc Il uut by eating corn.-Airhnt9m
Whig.
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
UELMB0LD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BCCHU
Fer diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys. Secret
Diseases Structures Weaknesses, and all diseases of
the Sexual 0rgaus, whether in Male or Female, from
whatever cause they may have originated, aud no
matter OF hoW long standing.
lfyou have contracted the terrible disease Which,
when cnce seated in the syaem, viii surely so down
from ono generation to another undermining the CON
stitutoa and sap Ing the very Vital fluids OF lie.
do not trust yourself in the hands Of Quaeks. Who
start up every day in city like this and I'LL the
papers with giarng falseoods, too well calculated
to deceive the yaung, and those not acquainted with
their tricks You cannot be too careful in the secc-
| ten of a remedy in these eases.
| The fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounced by
eminent lysicans the greatest remedy ever known.
1t is a medicine perfectly pleasant in It's taste, and
very innocent uits action and set thorough that
it annihiaes every particle OF the rank and poison
Gus virus Of this dreadful disease; and, unlike other
remedies, does hot dry UP the disease in the
| blood.
Constitutional Debility, brought on bv SELF abuse,
a most terrible disease which mas brought thousands
of the human te untiney graves, thus blasting,
| the brilliant hopes Of parents, and bghtng in the
bud the glorious ambition at many noble youth. can
be cured by this niailible Remedy. And as a mcdi.
cine which must beult evers baAy, from the simply
delica,e to the confined aud desparing invalid, ne
equal is To be found acting both u Cure and pre-
ycutiye.
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Grocery Establishment.

fs'HE undersigned have removed To tleir large
L. and convenient store Rnons. on Main street.
next door to The Central bank and offer fur Gale low
for cash, the following articles.
loo sacks Salt, &. Aum-weil filled
zoe Sacks ''MarshaIp' fine Salt
1870 Tons Plaster,
80 Bags Rio Coffee,
20 " lag. do,
j" Java do.
" Moea do.
bids. Sugur.
40 this. Crushed Powder
fuvd. formulated and ColEe Sunars.
~ bbis. syrup Molasses,
Is \. u. do,
hhds. Cuba do,
10 Kits Maekerel,
10 bbls. do,
500 lbs. Solecathcr,
doz. self.sealing Preserving o.sa,
" Patncd Buckets,
Horse do,
~ Brooms,
20 Boxes Ada and Hotel'Can6les
~ Hulia do,
500 lbs Cotton Yarn,
II Themometrc Churns- al sixe-
= Also large stock of ileached and Brown Done.
re onsnaburgs, Boots Shoes; Also variety of ~,
ueies Zoo numerous to mention,
Staples, MARTIN 4 co.
Stanton, Sept. 80, 1855. F." w.
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MIARGIED.


On the 18th inst, by Rev. DIR. Weed, ANDREW
Tom GiINEsoy, Of Augusta county, and Miss EMMA
s. HEIsKELL, OF Wheeling.
On the nth ult., by Rev. \. s. Hank, Mr.. JAMES
BAKea and Miss ELIZABETH SMfD, all of Augusta
county.
Ptag ana Ni.. sgsss i. hAsra, laughter Of Adaa.
fTawpe, Esq., Of this county.
On the seth ult, b. the RcY. ". :. Bowman,
Mr. LA 4. MfLLef, formerly OF Shenandoah conn
", IL Miss SHsAs EtlrS. eldest daughter OF Ar.
David D. Goiner, al this county.
tn the sd ut. b. the Rev. II. Wetzel, Mr..
JOIN Y. o.Enaeea AID Miss ELIZABETH Z. Miller,
all Of this county.
In Ron.aey, on the 99tt UT, by Rev. T. T. Gas
tlaaan, Judge hauss z. THOMPSON, of s5tauutDn,
and Miss Az2atbtA W:.ifE, of theiofmef place.
On The 2ath ut, by the Rcy..---. Mr.. fnos. l..
iiAEM4s, q Staunfon and Miss FAsslE, daughter
of Bailey Dunlap, Lsq., Of Augusta county.
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New and Desirable Dry Goods
AND MILLINERY,
AR Of ,chich @itt be Sold Very Lo,o
ssEe:sse Call.

A LARGE, varied and hadsome Stock Black Gro.
"A de Rhine silks, very cheap; a Lot Of solid and
Figured silks aud Plaid silks which we are selling
at great bargains; French and English Marinoes al
Shades; Solid all W DOL Maslins; Common, do; Paris
Piinted, all Wool muslins; Black Eombazincs; sa-
perior Black Alpacas; Cebargs, GinGans, shawls,
Hosiery, Gloves; Gauntletts, Indies and Gentle
mems; Debaizss for Ladies Dresses; Linen Cambria
Handkereliefs; Ladies' Needles worked Collars; IN
defseeyes; Moir Antique and other kinds OF (foaks;
Cloth for Ladies' cloaks BIeaehed and Brown Cot
ton Cloths; Cassinettcs, Tweeds Gassneres,
Cloths, Irish Linens, New Styles Prints. SheetiRgs,
Tickngs, Oil Cloths for Tables and Floor very
cheap; Table Linen, very low, Linen Napkins Rus
sin Crash. Furniture Dmcty and Furniture Cal
icoes, Boys Hats and Caps, with general variety
of Cheap Goods all Of which are selling for Cash:
or approved credit, and are determined to give good
bargains.
MRS SMITH will be pleased to wait on the ladies
and show them her all Bonnes and Millinery
Goods. GEO. W. SMITH.
Stanton Get 20, 1865.
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Extensive stock of Clothing.
STEINER. BROTHERS & co.

y IL / ~ In DIN IL EIAAo ~ ~.
| ~ EG leave to inform the public that they have
! h9 on hand the largest, best aud cheapest
stock Of Ready Made Clothing, ever bFeus; 1t to
| tins place, to Die Valley Of Virginia. lbFIr
clot hing was Hade 10 ord4f, under thsi own ~
specto and with speeal view to the wants OF nus
market, and thy fed assured that they can give
entire satisfaction, boin the quality OF tnef goods
and the prices at slivi they sell. An addition Is
made to their stock weekly, aad the saeseft ee
feel assured that concern in the Valley can otter
greater Inducements to purchasers than Steiner.
Brothers Is Co. he attention of CoaHry Hefr"aWs
is particularly invited TO the stock, which consists III
part OF the following:
OvrR- CoArs--of various colours ard descriptions
in Cassinctte, Cashmere, Petersham, Negro Head,
Bleadeoth Ne. &e., irom 50 80 to SIS wcliassor-
ted in fgock Loose and other over-eeats
TALHA CloAKs to suit every taste, made uplh the
best <nd o. trench Black Cloths and inferior stubs
price from s. to SIG.
business Coate. in Rlacll ard Fancy Cassineticss
and Cassimers, from 50 to 50; made in Froek and
Fine Tro,h Giants, in French, German, Home
Manufactured GlotAs, de. &C., Of various eolotS,
such as Black, Snul- c0lored, &C. &C.; prices from
Sc to Sis.
Dzess Goats in Black Blue, Brown and other col
ors, stelcs from So to SIG.
So}eadtd !Sf0et ri PINES, in CaSsincttcs, Cassl-
mcfes, Black Cloths aud Doc 5sn, OF all sizes, IRON
vgsls, in blush, ca.siuette Cashmere Doe Skin
Glota silk and 0itk FLUSH, and different kids OF
Winter stuls, tfom s TO ST..
Goys Glot4ag, in ycIt large assortment and at the
cheapest inicts, whole suit single.
Also supply Of Ne9ro rfoAAiH4 Of every kind.
Trunks ialc6tfri FROM So to 81; ln5. elias, Under
and t.incn shirts, Drawers, stocks, Stocking,
Haudketclieis, Pistols, collars, Pocket, Books aud
other articles in great quantities and Inherent qua
itcs
4 large stock q Woslen, Fur and silk Hats as
well as Caps ot ne latest sssies.
Carpet iags at different prices.
Cali and examine before Won purchase elsewhere
and We will sell you Great Bargiina-ae mistake.
~TEt Nh t.iitYtiERS IL CO.,
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THIS little volume Il entitled
THE MARRIED W0MAr'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION
BY DIR. A. II. MAURicEAU.

Bf DIR. 4. Il. MACRICEAU.
PROFESSOR DISEASES OF woaEs
Ono HunaredM Edition GOO, 060) Isnso., 1,y, $50.
los FINE PAPER, EXTRA pINftNo, Sl.00.1
\ standard Hort Of established reputation found
elassct In the satalop. Of the gre at Trade Sales In
New ork, Philadelphia, ard other cities and sold
by the principal booksellers in the Uritcd States
IL was hrst published IN ls41 since which time
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES
nave been sold, Of which there were upwards of
ONE HUNDRED THOtSd Nd Sc Why MAft5
atesting the high estimation in which it is held as 5
reliable popular medical
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Holtonog's Ointment and Pills. infaibe Rene
dies FOR Salt kheum. Edward jackson, ofGayes-
ton, Texas, suffered INCREASINGLY for four years
With salt rheum, SO bad was he that for four or five
months at time, he compelled 10 keep tohis
bed aud the doctors told him candidlY that he
need mover again expect to be we'll Finding this to
be the case hs. dismissed them, and immediately
put himself under course Of loltoways Ointment
and Pills. these fine remedies soon made such an
Improvement in him that he enabled to resume
his occupation, ard by continuing them for short
time, lie was restored to the blessings Of health,
which he has hoyed since.
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Fake Particular Notice.

WI herewith respectfully inform the Public that
w one partner OF firm visited the Northern
market for the second time, selecting another sup
ply Of Clothing in addition to cur already impor-
tant stock, which certainly will make our
in this place the largest and most
Inapnificicnr Weingite therefore cur friends and
the public generally to the most advantageous har-
oaius as we are bound now to sell. and that at any
Fate STEINER, BROS. Il co,
Stone Building, near Va. Hotel.
Stauntcn, Nov, 3, 1865.
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NOTICE..

rT,IiE subscriber begs leave to inform his numerous
4 old /. lends and customers that he has proeuree
n la genaantitv of stprl ir ln!low and GandcMitk
which he intends manufacturing into Candles. His
Caadas TO- hIany yeats have atend tiie test OF the
summer heat, and uerc pronounced equal il not su-
poFior. 10 .Iaeksan's celebiatad Ta0W Candles.-
Bepos entirciy d connected with the ufcAe ng hu-
ne o the present, he intends 20 eiyeas sonal
attan alton . the above business. aHd h9 Hakng Il
e8ad a7tate, i501es ta receive fur Prnroi uanal
snare Gf tila public patronage. JOHN ii. AoT
staaatan, 9et. II, ls55.- Gin.
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STARTLING, BUT TRUEj
WARNING TO Es1nY SSkS1C1 E
WOMAN
WHY FE.uAfHS 81 ri + vHEAETU

WY FEVA rs 81 ri Z Nv HEALTH.
| ATO yyor.an %: ieaey Is K t. di,elo.c tlst
~ pccasiar siip il 20 her Sex, even to
! atost attn att .fnlli pin
| This molesty and delicatY is inn lantee by nature
and reitcr 81 morn he subjected to the rude
si@cbs inevitable in ma ~ kloWn to he other stx
those ailments beloi eng exclusively to the fs-
male.
| Exeeptin extreme cases her constituencies willse>-
| rilee her health rather than her deiicacy.
The consequences are serious, Ian4eltable, ald
lifelong
Thus whist Mt first coald have been easily renediod
orperhaps better still, not eufre d. becomes COM
plication oil Diseases not only Tuning tire health Of
the mother. aud enhittoting Acr days by Sickness
and suffering bst enang biekef e. stitutioT ILL.,
on her children, aud embarrassing not distressing
the business anfreesnary ptr poets uf the usbard
Let avery sensible woman
TAKE B.ARNIIG ~ TINE,
Gas thousands bave poneJ by TIE bitter experience
and suAarings others 0f The dreadful eof,s,,urI,
ces she entails upon herso and the er5dearcd to
her, by her ignorance Of she sim le and paincst
rules of health - connected with the marriage state
the violation of which ep$ais disease. suffering and
misery.
How r1any 3uil ing from distractions or irree-
uaritirs peculiar to IL female SYSTEM ]" leh under
mine tic health. the effects Of which they are gnor
ant aud for Which their delicacy forbids seeking
ineaieal advice How many suffer iiom 1,,oiaps.s
Weri ffailingof the wenb), er from Gour a.bus
weakness, debility, &c.)! How many are in constant
agony for many months preceding confnemcnt,-
res. ana slow and uncertain reeove1i,s!
70 the question. how are til Sc to be prevented?
what shah be done? tn answer is sim ie
bet every Womb ascertain fof hers II without yio-
renee to her deiccy the nature and character thu
alnicnt Ito whichshe frIna,e is subecD the cat
se9 from when 1t may arise and the proper reinedi,s
'or rs cure and future prevention
Tins she can dolby possessing little volume (as-s
ready possessed by theusgnds) Which tells her what
Is the matter, aud tells her vi ut to do for it, in SIM
stand.
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pATENg nGERtaiNES

NEeMUNN's Elixir Opium, husbands Magncsia,
VI lenl4's Magnesa, Jayne's Expectelant Ay-
er's Cherry peetofa, S.abler's Lxpeetorant, Ba-
kcr's Bitlers, Hooiand's German Bitters, Restora-
tive zine 3ttegs, stoushton's Bitters, Carriers
spanish Mixture, Wistars Balsam W.. Cherry,
Concentrated Fluid Extract Bucliu. Norwood
Tneture Neratun Verde, just received and ion
sale by JAS. u. LAIRD.
stanton, Nov 3. 1850.
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s2a.aEns HEcassgtrses. AC.

StUL. Qunne, eit. Iron and Quiaine, sui. Be-
y beern, Sui MorpAia lodide suphaf, Chloride
Ziua, Protod. Mercury, sui. Cinchona,. Sactgcar-
ian, Liquor Ergota, frussic Acid, Nitric Acid Git
rio Acii Bcn1oic Acid, Muriate MolPlia, lodun
Iron iron by Hydrogen, Cit. Iron, Butter Antinid,
ny, Nalcriate Zine, Acetate Zine, Cyanide Mercu-
~ Chloroiorin, Atsenious Acid suiplurie Acid
Muratic Acid, 1ataric Acid, just received and for
sale By
Staunton, N0v. 3, 1896.
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Tnn c9nvuislonsin Europe can hardly eg"a.
from the slow torture of Serofua, Ulcers Old Sores
and all diseases of the Blood. But remedy Is at
hand; CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE is winning for it
self an enviabe reputation as q cure for these foul
discusses It is The most powerful purifier of the
Blood yet known. Take it in time; don't put it
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STAPLE GOODS AT WRITE &
- AIT 0NiS

BLANKETS, Flannels, Casinets, Cloaking Cloths
ID Broad Cloths and Casslmerts, Fustans, Lin
seVs Ticking, Brown and Bleached Sheetngs and
Strings Manchester and Common Checks, brown
and Elasched Drills, Linen and Cotton Table Linz
ems, Irish Linens, Towellings Sack Flannels, spot
ted Fannels, dc.
Staunton, Nov. ), 1855.
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Among diseases, dyspepsia and liver complaint
rank as most difficult to cure We are pleased to
have it in our power to point ont remedy Niieh
has proved eiiectual in many cases, and which we
can safely recommend certain and infalltbie
cure it has been the of rescuing thousands
from an untim4ly grave. Memean tn, Iioohlnf
German l'ittrs, prepared by Pr G. H. jackson ut
The German Medicine Store, l2O Arch street. Phila-
deIphia See advert s5nlnnt.
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FALL Trade.
HaOTa AID SEENalI

u LAWT0N would specially inlormthe citizens
.ofs'raanton and the surrounding country, that
he has commenced Gin the room one door North Of
Il. d j. :. Crawlords Store, aud oecunied for sew
eral years by MIR. Il. Cewan as Il Boo6sore) to
manufacture all kinds of Ladies', Misses Chill
drcn's Shoes, from the very best materials, lateat
STYLES, and undcr hisawnsnpe Visions
Embroidered Work .Dadc to order, the most
fashionable style.
He has also ON hand an assortment of Mems and
BOYS BOOTS and,S hoes, among mich may be found
die iandsoncst OF Gents French Dress Boots III this
market.
m order promptly attended to and work made
at the shortest uoticc.
l.. LAWTON.
Staunton, Sent %, 1856
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70 SDOss~nlsca.

fENlii undersigned has justreceived from the North
4 general assortment OF articles in his line, to
which he asks the attention oil The public. lie has
on hand namber Of the iine tdoublebarelled shot
guns eyer offered in this market, whichhc had made
expressly to order. Tie has elso general assert
mcnt of.pstos, rides, bowie knives, percussion caps
uniting bags TASKS, and intact every thing Kept in
ny establishment Of his Kind lie respectfully So
licits a share OF Public patronage.
lie is prepared to repair guns pisloles, &c. at the
shortest notice and in the best manner. His sho is
wo doors westor the Post Giee and adjoining tiieI
N larlaerly occupied by stap los \ Martin
i. II. WELLS.
Staunton, Oct. 20, 1855.
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FANCY DRESS GD0Ds Az
White & PattOn's.

DLA1N and Printed Mousline de Lanes, all styles
Il and colors.- some good styles at Cd per Yard
Cashmeres Mefinos, Alpaecas, Canton Cloths, BLACK
and Fancy Silks, Persian Cloths. Debages' ana a
lowest market prices.
Staunton, Nov. 3, 1855.
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ans.strE,s | ebvsael.sit!


EyyiIE subscriber Is ROW receiving daily FRESH
L OYSTERS, both in sell and cans. lie is nre-
pared to furnish them at the shortest notice, either
raw, roasted. fried, stcwed, scollopcd, and in fact
any way in which they nay be desired. His iaelii-
ties to accommodate were never better. He will
supply Families at the lowest rates, with the best
article of 0ystcrs, having secured an agency for
an extensive firm in the Cast he is enabled to do so.
lie respectfully asks The patronage OF his old friends
aud the public.
Soup furnished every day at Il o'clock.
c. II. SAUPE,
Agent for Geo. c. Grouse.
October, 90 1855
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WHEREBY Err THAT GREAT MEDICINE called
H. G. FARhELL'S GEhEBRAftb ARABIAN
IiNIMENI, has been Introduced. II has performed
the most extraordinary in the annals OF nedl-
cal bstory-eyefy body who uses it once becomes
its warmest lrienl-they not only keep railways On
hand Tor the benefit OF its timely in OF emer-
eency but recommend it to all their friends II has
been before the public for nearly ten years. aud yet
is daily developing virtues; many diseases have
been cured by it, for which the proprietor had ney-
er recommended it; its magical virtues spreads
through the land with the speed OF lightning, ana
many, very many poor inyaid5 who supposed their
DAYS ON this earth were fast drawing to close,
have been by q persevering use OF tins invaiuaoie
Imminent Ii lA LED, and now rejoice ia the blessings
of health and Che injoyment OF this beautiful world
Read this to believe, and not to doubt. Inquire oil
yeur neis hbors whom you know to have used 1t,
and they viii tell you that medicine eyer discoy-
cred possesses he half OF its extraordinary healing
powafs. The raening pains of illeumatlsiA and heu-
ralgia Weld in few minutes to its powerfully ano-
dyne properties. '.The lame made to work"
Old sores. which rendered the subject loathsome
thing to behold, are healed. The weak and trem-
bling, from deraneed tate OF the nerves, by the
use OF this Imminent, rejoice in tbe recovery OF their
former health and strength. Many long standing
affections of the liver, lungs and kidney have yield
cd to its use after the various remedies had failed.
1t is very ecacious in curing the diseases OF horses
and cattle. such as sweny, spfains, bruises, swell
lings cramps, ameness, dry shoulder, splint, etc,
and If used in the BEGINNING never fails to stop the
further progress ofiistula poll-cYi ringbone and
spawn.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-03
For Sale.

T DESIRE to sell at private sale two valuable par
selz efland situated in the town Of Newport. ~
ing midway between Addlcbfo0k and Brownsbuig
twenty Acres fland part o which i tipbered. on
which Is a irst rate Dwelling House. good barn,
and other ont houses. There is this lot an apple
ciIard of oed fenii. Il II finely watcIed having
several springs on t. anl the water l'.ped right 10
tlc door.
T3e other lot contains FIVE acres, on which is
good two story shop Is by 20teet now occupied BY Il
Cabinctnaker and timer. There is also on this
tract Il saw Mil. The location is coed for Cab
n tinker, Is there is out the in the yaeinity.
Tic shap can be used however, for any other me-
ehanicai pursuit
Terms accom- nodating ard made known by appli
cation to undersigned.
Oct. 90, lS55.-3t. DANIEL HALL,