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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
Particular Nosice.

RICHMOND, Nov. ~, 1890
THIS is to inform the public that although the ba'.
ness of the late concern OF Brown Shook resulted
d.a,tro,.lv. (owirg 10 negligence and mismanGge-
.-nt} the undersigned is net sy Of any Of the crimes
attributed 10 him The many las which nave bceA
ie,cae9 and propagated in regard to my leaving lhe city
viii only line the crave in which their meadaciohs and
JOHN H. SHOOK,
Of the late frm Of Brown Il Shook
Richmond Nov -, l635
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
E,str2Ys.

rEsAKEN up by Charles Armentrout in Angus
4 n County. on the 9Th day Of November $3.50
two Esirays: One steer of light bFindle color
win short slit in the left ear. No other marks
appraised 10 Ten dollars. The other
n heier of pale red color, white face. belly,
legs and tail. no brand or marks perceivable-ap-
n-aised 70 Ten dollars Exiract-Fesie.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, elk.
~, "a 1879
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

,TuE Directors Of Union Seminary in the county OF
1 Prince Edward, Va, will build, next spring,
handsome twostored Brick Dwelling with out houses
and enclosures. for which proposals from House Bull
ders are now Invited The plans and specifications for
the above buildings viii be ::. I'll applicants by
inc subscriber Il is desired that the preparation OF
materials and erection of enclosures should Dc conf
nsnccd Immediately after the closing Of contracts and
h the mat buildings shall be erected as early in the
sprinr as the bricks can be made. Proposals for fur
ali the materials and Workmanship the above
Job will be received by mail or otherwise, ii the .om
- .h most cI;g;bIe offer 1t is desired that the pro-
nosas Shall state the times and modes Of payment dc.
"omJsJ favorable and moderate offer will secs:e
prompt and punctnal payment Security wiz DC re-
Stimulated time Address tie subscriber at Hamp-
ue NJ 1s'7 Is55'ytiD. ROBERT L. DABNEY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
NSTRAY.

'l'AKEN up by Samuel G Bell, in Augusta county on
| the 18th day Of October, 1855, the following de-
scribcd cStray
Scor supposed to be two years old, works has a
swallow fork il bo,h ears Color-S'dcs Back, WIN
white back and belly, and spccklcd hips. No brands
pcrceivablc aud appraised ut $ -.
Extract from record,--Tcste,
Nov. .. 1855. w. A. BURNETT, d. c.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
ClupARTNERSHIP.

THIS instrument made and dated the 18TH day OF june
l. 1855, between Philip c. l.. Burwc OF the one part,
and James d. Duncan Of the other part wtnesseth an
agreement between them as follows, viz The said
Burwc aud Duncan have this day agreed TO form m-
tied partnership in conformity with the 45th chapter OF
the new Cc.,e Of Virginia in which Inc said James d.
Duncan be the general partner, aud the SAID r u
L. Burwell the special partner, whose conrlbuton or
in part is 10 be five hundred dollars. As general part
ncr the said Duncan is to make all the purchases and
sales and transact all the business Of the concerns dcvo
ting his whole time and all his energies and skill to the
promotion of its interests But the said Burwe may at
his pleasure have the books papers OF the
concern and give advice in relation to its management
so far as such examination and advice may be authorized
by the provisions of the law respecting limited partner
ships The term of partnery is three years from and
after the LIST day of July 1855 The place of business
Stauntoa Virginia. and the business itself the manniac-
ture and sale OF all kinds of Hats, Caps &c Whatever
Foods the said Burwcl said Duncan may purchase
from the concern shall be charged to them at cost with
out per centage or profit The social property shall OF
course be bound in the first place for all the social debts
and engagements then for the $500 contributed or pat
in by said Burwell, without interest, except from the
expiration OF the OF CO. partnery and the clear cX-
cess or profits divided equally between the parties and
no charge be made by said Duncan for his services
other than his equal share OF the profits but shop rent
hire OF hands, and other usual incidental charges are OF
course TO bc met by the concern
The b lsiness is to be done in the name OF James d.
Duncan the sole general partner. In testimony OF
which the said parties have hereto set their hands and
seals the day ald year first aboyc written
p. G. L. BURWELL, seal.
JAMES D. DUNCAN, seal.
ctou,+op Nov lS55
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ESTR A Us.

TAKEN up by George $. Kcnneday, in Augusta coun-
~ on the 9TH day Of May, 1855, On sS;ray Horse,
described as follows, viz
4 Horse of black color, left hind foot white mp 10 the
pastern Joint shod all ronnd tro. and PAGES we'll bear
ing marks OF collar supposed to DC six years Old aud
appraised at $50.
Taken up by Robert Anderson, in Augusta county, on
the - day of October, 1855, an estray heiirr, de-
scriLed as follows, viz:
a Refer of light brndle Color with little white on
the top Of the rrmp, belly and tail No ear marks
Supposed to be two years OLE last spring. and appraised
at fla.
Taken up by George Spots in Augusta county, on the
18th day OF October 1885, two estray steers, described
as follows, viz:
A Steer of roam color red aud nose crop off the
right ear aud slit or swallow fork in the left. Sup
posed TO be three years old and appraised at ; a.
4 Steer light brndle color. crop off the left ear and
a swallow fork slit in the right ear Supposed to be
three years old and appraised at s Ii.
Extracts from rccoTd.-Teste,
Nov. 81, 1856. w. a. BURNETT, D. c.
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Mr. Z. BAKER, Proprietor.
RrcumoxD Posr OFFICE, Feb. l6, lS5

RrcHMoNp Posr OFFICE, Feb 10. 1854
This j, to certify that have used Bakers Premium
Bitters in my family, which find TO DC very Saiua,
bic medicine in loss of appetite, and giving tone aud
strength to the whole system. In agre and lever
where have administered them. they have never all-
ed in making prefecture As afainlly medene ,ney
stand unequaed. r w DANi OnAu.
times BY adults or children r.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by J. b. FISK
RIDGE, Druggist, and J. b. BeEcKtSstDGE & SoS'
Stanton and Druggists generally. Orders hiieo oy
addressing e BAKER, Richmond. Va.
Nov. 7, lS55.-lmo
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AGENTS.! AGENTS.! AGENTS /!

PERSONS accustomed 70 procure subscribers for
I Books, Magazines, &c. or get up clubs for ncwSpa
pers are requested send their names and address,
and we will forward them, free OF charge, specimen
number of publication for which they will had ready
sale: and we will allow them commission CT 50 per
cent for their services ..,,,,,
j. BRADFORD 6 BROTHER,
Nov. 81 lS55-3t No. 3 CORTLAND ST., New fork
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EsAssGsgSS BARGAINS!
u n - :, n y CDITETI0M

IN PRICES OF CL0lHhNG!!
HAVING in contemplation 10 make soon some other
II arrangement III my business, will sell in order
to reduce my stock by that time, from III to
less than the usu.l price As am determined to sell,
Cau AZ j. LEOFOLDS, Main St.
opposite u hite s Pattons.
Stanton, Nov IS, lS55.-lt
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
Execs,ior,S Sale.

I WILL, on the lOh day Of DecsHbcr l355.as ENec'-
tor Of the estate Of Wan Settings, deed sell at pup
lie ancton ca the premises where said Settings rest
~, yz 55 head of Cattle head Of Horses, 40 head OF
Hogs, 60 head Of Sheep, together with a Quantity Of
Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats Sc Farming Utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furniture
TEAMS A credit of nine mouths will be given on
all sums five dollars ;Rder that sum the cash Will
be required JOSEPH I. HOTEL, Executor.
Nov. 2S, lS55-idS.
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EstA':aYs.

ry,AKEN up by Christian Rasmiscl, in Augusta coun-
ty on the 9Th day Of October, 1919, the following
described estrays;
HGFEa, CT spotted color, with crop off the right
ear, and appraised at $50.
HEFca, of red color, crop off the right car, and ap
praised at Sl75O. Extract from Record. -fcste,
Nov IA, 1886. w. A. BURNETT, d. U.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28

UNPRECEDENTED SUccEss.-The excitement IN DC
=; Richmond as well as throughout Virginia, as cure
for dyspepsia torpidy Of the liver, sour stomach ner
yous headache ague aud fever. &c To be had at the
principal Drug Stores throughout the cy OF hen9ud
pr.d he State Of Virginia Orders promptly attended
to- BY addressing L. BaAEh, hlchhohu' va
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
Fourteenth Annual Notice.
MARK TIME!

NiIE subscriber wcud respectfully INFORM The ci'i'
| ycns Of Augusta that he is in the county, en-
RACED in his annual CLOCk REPi!RiNG BUSi-
NESS. Subscribers Will receive call as usual
lC5- Other Citizens who may desire his services IN
this business will please give notice 10 the subscribers
residing in their immediate vicinity.
Oct n ISb5-5t,$ -. w. GhEENE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
lEise Attention OF
Country Merchants and the Trade
are inuiied 10 the large and caTied stock Of
HATS Il GAPS

OF VIRGINIA MANUFACTURE.
vovv oyutND At THE STORE OF THE SUBSCRIBER,
No. 81, Main greet.
RICHMOND, VA.
DEiNG the importer OF his own materials Tor
Ks manufacturing, and having every facility Tor
putting w his goods in the best style and cheap
es, manner, he expects with Confidence the Viz
rinia Merchans 10 encourage home Industry and
Enterprise. pedging himself that by such encour-
agement they shall not only he at no loss 0ul o"
the contrary, by assisting IN building mp maHn'ac-
,rrcs 1T the South side of Mason and Dixon. en-
sure trade which will render Virginia indrpcn-
dent, as regards manufactures. Of The world;
JOHN DOOLEY.
Richmond, Nov. Ia, lS55.-ly
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
Town Lots * a Tract Near Stauntol
EAsp SALE

gista county, in the Of Geger's heirs ". GsS
gers Administrators &C., the undersigned commission,
ers win sell private sale, subject to the ratification Il
.::. C4.:t tract Of land situated Betsy Bell nsT
stanton. containing IS Acres Roods and IL Polss.
which will be sod If preferred in smaller parcels to suit
nurrbasers This tract lies Immediately upon the old
SeottsyilIe Road about one mile from Stanton, and 9
bout one hundred yards from the Virginia Central Rail
road.
Also Lot in the town ofStannton, containing 81 Poles
,c,r DR. Strbiings. This lot is valuable building lot
facing on two streets. ANY one desiring purchase
will apply to Breeze johnson or Robert Postereld Kis'
zey.
exceDi SO much III hand as will deray the expenses =
The sals. BREEZE JOHNSON, Co.,.
ROB'T. P. KINNEY,
IuIv 49, les5.-S
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28

ELEcTios-Col Chas. Ruffner, was elected
on Monday last. to represent Kanawha county IN
the Legislature, in place of DR.. Thompson. decd
Col. r. is American 10 politics.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
another Arrival.

NOTWITHSTANDING the large increase Of sales
" at LEOPOLD'S Cheap Clothing Store, his stock
of Cotbing By tate arrivals is as large and varied As
eyer GeS;s:.:: ore invited to call aud examine his
beautiful stock, which cannot be cxccii'1 anywhere
for quality and cheapncss.
Ills Store is Nlain St, opposite White Pasioa''
Stauntnn Nov d lS,i5.-lt
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28

Hon. Benz. Fitzpatrick has beea reelected to
IN. Senate Of the United States. for six years. by
the Legislature Of Alabama. The vote stood :
Fitzpatrick 10; Luke Pryor 45.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
TUE FIRST PREMIUM.

TIME Little Giant, and Corn aud Cob Mill has added
1 to It's list of Premiums in other States, the FlRiS
PREMIUM of the Virginia Agricultural State Far;
No other Mill can compete with the Little Giant and
every farmer should have enc.
they are furnished at the factory prices, adding
freight By the subscriber who the sole agenior Au.
gusta, Rockingham and Rock5ridge. -
Situation, Nov. a. 1855. GEO +. PkiIE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
Fancy Articles.

COAPS, Cologncs, Bay Rum, Tricopums and Katha-
y ron Tor the growth and beauty of the hair, Tooth
Brushes, Hair Brushes, Port Monaies, Fancy Bells,
Silver Thmblcs, Beads and.Nccklaces, Lilly White,
aides, Pen aud Pocket Knives Ivory Combs, Puff and
Tortoise Side Combs Tuck do, Dressing Combs, India
Rubber and Buffalo do, &C., &c, &C., at
WHITE & PATTON'S.
Stanton Oct. 81, 1855
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Psiblic Sale,

IN Ueneslay ic26h Of December. viii Offer atpa5,
~ lie auction, at residence variety Of personal
- Property, consisting in part OF 4 WORT
~-.%1S Hsrses and Coi,j Mich Cows and Is
staS~,gS YOUNG Cattle Is head Of Hogs loGr-
l9 horse Wagons, aud other varrlisg lmpe-
s.AAsSzss gsments; a 10; Of Corn in the crib Hoasc
h3M and Kitchen Furniture sc -, ...-..--.e .
TEAMS Niae ;.r loaI with satisfactory security.
~ 81 IS55-tds FRANCES ANDERSON.
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inflammation WauteG.

Information Wanted.
al daughter. Jane Cook, who IS under age, having
III left M house, would DC glad 70 receive inormS-
ton as 10 where she IS AllpcIsonS warned against
harborug her, w; eaorco the law against any one
50 offending. VALENTINE COOK'
n-ayae,boro', Ser. 81, ls55.-4ts
Wedding Suits fer the Million !!
7 LEOPOLD has been in the receipt Of large stock
y. OF fine aud well made black SUITS at Surprisingly
low prices. Give him call before purchasing else
where.
Stauaton. Nov. 2S, l555-lt
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28

! HAVE iu.t received & iu supply Of English Hard
ware purchased froin Importers upon the most ia
vora5e terms, and large stock of American Goods,
tircctl, iro. the SIakers, making complete assort-
nrcn Of Goods in my inc, which the public invited to
examine as c prices viii; be found rs low as the Rich
nond market, aud the assortment ample
Staunton, Nov. II, 1850. GEO. z. PRICE.
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q Gs.nas Saving

IN the wear of Boots and Shoes Is effected by using
/ Miller's Celebrated WATERPROOF Backing when
is warranted TO add to the durability OF Leather aha
efectuay to exclude water and dampne:s to the ente
satisfaction of purchasers the money Will be returned
For sale, wholesale and retail, BY n,,c,,
Staunton Nov. Il, lo55. GEO. 4. ffiOi-'
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Extensive Stock Of Dry Goods.
LOOK OUT FOR HAitG alNS!!!
~, cNST FOR CASE!!!

Nov. IA, ls55.-6t
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I,,ss Received

ND now ready for SALE the finest and best assort'
~ mcnt Of
BOOTS IND SHOES
ever offered for sale in Saunon. Boots aud Shoes Tor
servants NJ the very lowest rates. Call aud examine
soon +. Il. ia 10 ~ -
Staunton. Oct. 81, 1850 Union Hall Building
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
Cu,,pcu Hut. Richmond, Feb. 10. 1854.

CHURCH Hut, NchuOhU, CO To I70''
Dear Sr--Being satisfied that my WIFE who mas SUI
fered very much for several years from neuralgia mas
am Bit,ers and having used them with great success IN
eases Of summer complaints with my children ! take
great pleasure in recommending them TO the puoc as
valuable family medicine. From cop,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
sr,ryToy PRICES CURRENT.

R.,oyiea Jysekly for The Spectator By Butler s Co.
r,o1s' SIM. 10. WBEAr, (rcd) Si.65
BAcoS, (hams,) 49,. {whnel 81 10
&" (middlings) 10. CoRS (oid) 0oe'
" (hog- round) H. RYE loc.
SALr, Ashton 1926. DAre' 2oa50c. ,o
ground alu,n, - 80 FLASsEEp; : -
Marshall, SIS %. PLASTER lump SIX ~,
GuASo, S5S 90 ground > 10 W
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
sta.,.op. Nov. 81, 1855.

IN Augusta County Court Clerks Office, July 2d,
| 1855, this Agreement between Philip G. l.. i'urwe
CT the one part and James D. Duncan oil the ether
was hs div presented in the Office aforesaid and
knowlcdgcd by the said James d. Duncan before me,
Deputy Clerk of said Court aud admitted to record as
10 him Tcstc. w. a. BURNETT, ID. Z.
My 81 lS55-6t
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sIssray.

j'AKEN up by George &. Patterson in Augusta coun-
| ~, the !o.l6wins described Es;ray:
A STEER of yellow brndle color, white back and
belly thick coarse horns, marks pcrcepti6lc, >
four years old aui appraised at $50.
Extract from Rccord,-Teste,
Nov. II, 1866. W. a. BURNETT, D c.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
STOLEN.

IRON my farm, Grccnvills, on ~
l. Saturday night last the lst inst, 4 rpvv7F"
and legs, and was four years old last aWD
spring He is tolcrabIy tall round bodied,
heavy manc, little rough, tail rather light white
rccoected except two small spots near the flank,
think on the right side o. A liberal reward will BE-
given for his recovery.
Sept. S. 1866. JOHN FRENGER.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
vALIJApLE PROPERTY FOR sALE,

L on the New Hope road, purchased BY him Of D.
Coainan. The Lot contains 81 Acres, and there
it a comfortable Log House, Stable, Wagon Make
Shop, &c. II is Of the best stands for agon- Ma
ker in the county. Any desiring TO purchase will
find the premises prepared to soil at reasonable
price. SAM'L REESE.
Oct I655-2t<
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Valuable Town Lots For Sale.

L'OR beautiful residence in of the most desirable
l. neighborhoods in the town Of Stanton, having all
the social advantages othe town. and lat the time
the sweet seclon Of the country, these lots afford
rare opportunity.
For information, relating to their location or chayas.
ter and to purchase, apply to the undersigned.
BREEZE JOHNSON.
July lS lS55-V
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AIAIrsaY.

I'AKEN mp by Samuel Bazzle, in Augusta couH'y' OIL
the following description, viz:
Steer, of rcd aud white spotted color crop OIL me
left car, eighteen month. old, and appraised at u
Ertrac; from rccord-Teste,
Nov 2s, 1855 w. 4. BURNETT, D. c.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
DxDIER'S SAUSAGE CUTTER
Na HEusrsssl,,w

S0OO OF these celebrated Cutters were sold last
UUUU year TO the entire satisfaction OF all WHIP
bough; them The machines for this season are mnch
improved aud can confidently recommend them as the
very best in use and say all that il you want FIRST
rate article and no mistake, get one OF Didier'S I'M
proved Cutters. :,,
They will cut 240bs to The hour, and areycry easily
Stanton, Nov. IL, 1850 GEO H. fiu' IL
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Iinuincott,s Gazetteer Of the World.

A Complete Pronouncing Gazetteer. or Geo
n graphical Dictionary Of the World. Cor
tanning notice and the pronunciation of the
names of nearly one hundred thousand places
with the most recent and authentic intor'na-
ton respecting the Countries, sIslanGs. Rivers,
Mountains, Cities, Towns Sc, in every portion
of the Globe, including the latest and most reiIa-
BILE statistics of population, Commerce &c: &C.,
edited by j. Thomas, Nj. D. and j. Baldwin. as.
sisted by several other gentlemen. Just received
and for sale by. ROBERT COH AN.
Stanton, Nov. 7, 1855
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w., sso,,ouaoah Company,

New sMclnndOH" UO1-1 go
A DIVIDEND of 8 per share has been declared ny
a thc late general incctiag Of tbs eomp.y m" ,5
vii be paid to the shareholders 90 apphsasHn '"'
sshseribcr :. a. lt"'r'
Mar. -. !s<--+I
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
Rouse and Lat for Sale,

HOUSE AND LOT, located in a conycnicn. par
y OF ihc of Stanton, offered for sale private
II. Enquire At the Spectator Office.
Stanton, Nov. Il, 1866
DUCIZvIEE.tT FLOUR---A prime article Tor
y family use, for sale BY uCTLEG S; co.
stsastJs, N2'. es, ts5s,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
THE POETRY og PNYsIC.

AYERS PILLS, glide, sugar
shod, over the palate, but their en-
ergy, although wrapped up, is there,
and tells with giant force on the We
nv foundations of disease. There
are thousands ofSuiferers who would
not wear their distempers il they
knew they could be cured for % cts;
H.. ..n-,n Dill anl Nnn ~ I'LL
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28

know it..
Purify the blood and disease will be starved out
Cleanse the system from impurities and you are cured
already. Ia;
Take this best Of all Purgatives, and Scroiuia lhoi-
seston, Weakness, Headache backachS' o''GGvnr r
jannd;ce Rheumatism. arrangements Of the Liver,
Eidneys and Bowels, all arrangements and All diseases
which a purgavc remedy can reach, ny before 'heu'
ike darkness before the sun.
Reader if YOU are suffering from any OF the numerous
complaints they cure-sufer no more-the remedy mas
b.en provided for you and i; is criminal to neglect IT.
That ayers Cherry Pectorei Is the best mete'ae or
Couch Is known to the whole world, and that dyer
PITS are the best Of all Pills. is known to those VINO
have used them. C,;.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AVER, Practical Chemist
Lowell, Massachusetts. and sold by all Druggists anu
Dealers in Medicine through this section
Nov. 7, lS55.-2mo
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-17
1tniperfat
GrGnterzS1lbe

Dies lit Gin rein pe9stabiihcs Seilmitsl ano taun
in allen Sden init Der pcllfcmntenlien Siherbeit bel
Sinoern pie bsi Grrpabftuen an9espanpt perben.-
@s puroe in allen fclscuben Sdllsu erprp une
hat fitb bepd II as cine 8ur fir
gBebe Sriite, bas ,,bSie Ding (Panaritium),
3abnweb, Getter, ale arten gef6wfre uhb @es
f6pallte, g8unren init 9iptblauf 1t. +. 10.
Durtb ecu auGsrrrbtibrn Grfrls, pcnt Der Sc
traub ees cb9cn SRttcls in allen cbsen gla9cn 9e:
front ruuroe, no Die Gi9sntbdmsr peranIet uerotu,
cs BEN Yutfum au;utieten, init ber eetpi0tn 3upsrs
tbt, bae fitb eaItbe nab einsm buiesn 8eriub als
oos bette SRittc errpfieu pro, bas man e ftir nness
fibrte SSae esbrauSbt bot. Beicnoers fdr pe c
Srdits, eos bSIe . ing uno 3abuw eb 1T es
aussesihuet uno lrllte aIeen,sin tstannt pcroeu.
Die Satts 1T etcnfaIs init Dem bsltsn Grfets se:
braudbt wcrecn in SdlIeu ron
sa 0tStemper bel 9ferSen.
Die Gieentbdmer pcllsu dGrisens ibrs Sal6e nibt
NIT dberfttlf9en ecbsscrbebuneen tiberbduftn; fie
perlan9tn nur, ooB man enen bilIiaen 0erudb oont
auiteIt, meraui ibrs 8crtrsffibtei tit in bic aus
ssn fallen rpiro.
preis.-8is ftsiusn, Sbadtsln tcftsn 25, -bis
srr6en 374 Gsnts.-gscGs anrpsiiun9sn tenfoen fitb
bet isosr 9thodtsl.
6tr 3u batsn, bsim G'rcesnunb Stsinsn, i'm guds
itebr rcn
tSed, 0'utb unb 5rerler.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-01-17
Gbirur9ifber uno mebanii6er


Dr.. 6. 6. $. 5.@ulein II BON Tsusrrt fenft
Die anlmerfiamtet fplder 9erlcnen BON alentaun
uno Der um9e9fnp; tpelbe SpsratiCnen an bren
natlrliden 3Gbnrn Serridtet gu batsn tenStbtst
ltnp, oser BIZ, ,d ttinIide 3atne ein1esen Su Iafe
len wilni9en, auf lriae ppr5H9lide Sperrun9spet>
ie in al ben Seridiepenen 3pei9rn rer 3abn
ar5netfunpt.
Sa er beretts cine feteniS6rtSe Grfabrin9 In
elmer Yrcfebipn gcnUBen Bat unp atie wertbpplIen
Serbeferunsen tenubt, 70 tpeiB CT, naB CT allen
pattentsn bic bette SIfe Su leitsn sernla9, wel6e
biele Suni pernSsenb it.
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q, ebrw. GbarleS 81. Sanelrr, s. Charlton,
We D, 8m. unperbl, W. O., glsu-gerf
@itp.
Seine Sffes il ee9enwdrtis i'm ,,gtrnertean
5otel," aber patienten perhen auf Serlangen
aud in itren 5dulsrn teludt.
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