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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23
NEW CONCERN.
~ TALIAFERRO q HAMILTON
Wholesale & Retail Grooers and Commission
MeInhanta

Merchants
Tho .uhscriber4 lbsing purctasoj MessIa. Dillnfd
Oedcn's eItire sin ot Groceries md StVlc bry
Gool4. we'll ar additional supply bought IN III
Richmond Mnihci, would respectfully solleit eall
+ thrr FRIEND and the public generally, ms they M
determined To sell goois smn nuynnoe for cash
o to pun iunl fonrls -hart time.
Ilpy viii keep hand III n iimrs IA large and sel''l
"A soifpcot et Gror,li"- h,9 will pay espetm n.
L., Ton sncs oil all kn1s "t rnunt Jrodu.'. By
n, pt attention bDsibcs. and des p,n-" Thy
hope % .lnle n lii.Ia portion II public pah"on
Tho hjghrsi priee- rnil Tor Corr nnd oTs.
NATHAN &. TALlAFEHRO,
JOHN q HAMILTON
T. 81 will be r'rnsed To -" friends n the NJ ~
ro ctrn Of 1nliuferlo \ Han ltur.
dec - dscts JOE COLEMAN
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SuDpIy of New Goods,

ct al n>r ry.y Strip nn r'nhracng s'sl" nrc's
Gpol. Irish Linen F!annrs, Ln4ey-, Ca'sineits
Krr..v. krnfiroy Jenn-, 81 &e.
5m Snwls, n1rc or los. of ynripus yyl,s. nnu.ia
lz r1rap prizes
" B-New Coo /. received nearly avrry week.
-, o. In. JND. i. PURVIS At &r &c.
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LusEsu GARDEN SEEDS


SUPPLY FOR jS,3.--lhn it.rh s5'l' lsl,.I n
II $eed- wntruntc fresh an Eenu IH. So nel =
ogr embraces rycy klnl Il Veg table Src usual
wufE i; cousisting ~ pnrt, "i cary s' " 81 Naars,
trr LINN Reapa, extra oarl, Pen, ooi"n ri, nh
,.os. Celery. SuIsat kndishcs f"unitur, X Nc -
a a., tUW choice Flower ,rrd-
..nlafarF- Gunlosu uc enl Alnouur. with dprcrnns
pl nl.ug and cu,igrr Ia be hn rrnii- for snlc l.,
JOHN Il. SEAN \ co,
Ll7 l. Druggists
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To tue People of the City of Lynchburg and all
the Surrounding Count es.
EOlIN ]. = RVS. Agent fa ke1. Paine Kent
- ~. ior t.r 81. pf''Ag't Tor :. $ Kent, Is ur' ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23

L rGIiT! Lltis Gl!-ie'h Fluid Gnmpheor
Junl Ale phol lut ht,d urr S"u'h Side Ra lf~ad,
AMI ~ -nlc nt i II. THOMPSON n CO.'S
lm3lt Il New Drag Stnir.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23

] ! good supply Of Lcorcc o approved brand,-
ale on accommodating terms.
THOS. BRANCH x SONS,
s,po1.,s reier .lurg. \
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-17

watches, Clocks 81 , csye!Ty,
'ENlE subscriber has just returned from '"e
u Northern cities, where he has taken great
sa,as 10 select AM purchase for cash one 0, TIE
eseapo~ and largest stocks OF Gold and NuYSr
Watches ever brought to Stauut0n. all oil wnlch
will be sud very low. wholesale or retail. WIN
a large assortment of Gold Neck. Curb and roo
Chains Fine Mosaic and Cameo Breast Fms
and Ear Rings; Gold Bracelets. GID IocEetSs,
Gold Cora and Ja Crosses. Also, great VaF'-
ETY. Of Finger Enes, plain or set with Diamonds J
Gold and SILVER Spectacle5, Gold FeaclIS ana
Pens, all of the best quality.
Also, general assortment Of Silver ana fia'eu
ware consisting OF ladies, Cream aud NoSaT
Spoons, and longs, Table and Desert spoons anu
Forks. Batter and Pickle Kaiyesa1d Forks. CSNe
Baskets. Casters. Cream Pitchers, CandieSIcNS'
and every thing in the Watch and Jewel7y me
all OF which | am determined to sell cheaper man
can be bought elsewhere. | am satisfied VITA
small profits and quick sales. o.,
As for my stoc, Of watches, both G1ld and oil
yer. defy competition; as regards quality ana
quantity, am prepared 10 Seltthem by the single
watch or dozen, that persons can be sure OF De
mp suited with watch out of my extensive
stock All ask is a trial to convince persons;
1t will be much to their advantage 10 purchase
ftaN me. guarantee all goods | sell to be what
Aey are represented. or the money will be re,
Graded. Please save this advertisement aud call
At DAVID S. BEARS
cheap Watch ana Jewelry Store, Mum Street.
Saunton. Va.
old Gold and Silver bought or taken IN eX-
change, and the highest price given.
Nav II. 1854
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UNDERGRADUATES .rs.3
Nyaro-EAcc,ric y oltaic Chains

A NEW and novel mode of applyinga powerfulre ~
n medal agent, so constructed as 10 be worn Under
rSISTEnRuPTGp entofELEC1RO- MAGN ETIsM, b
cffccting I]fJfEDLATE RELIEF from the most a.
cute pain, and also permanent Of all -
- NERVOUS DISEASES. ' - 1slil
1t seldom has failed to furnish almost instant relief
AID FINAL PEasiANESr crRE, by being used accord -
ing 10 directions TO the fJiowing Diseases: - r, y,
Rhuma;isin, ~ lft Uterine Fans, 49, 49,. =.
Goui, sciatica, Papiiation Of the Heart, ~
PARALYSIS, Periodical Headache, ~
Painful Swecd Joints, St. yilus' Dance, ~ o.. y
Neuralgia OF the Face, General Debility aas (.
Diseases OF the Spine, Pains CT the Chest, ..
Deafness and Blindacss, Mysteries, Dyspepsia,
ss ALI. DiSEASES ss2'sf
that caused By deficient Mt Of NERVOUS FLv- -
ID, greatly relieved, if not permanently cured by -
simply wearing the chains for few hours each day
~. BE il understood RI
That il is not claimed that il cares ell diseases, but only
those for which it is recommcnded and moreover,
boldly claim and DEFY that no medicinal agentiofANY
KISD has performed so. MANY cvRLs during the lat
year, OF those diseases just napcd, as ID. ~, ,tir-,
puiVeima che y Eicctric Chains.
And prove this assertion, defy any person pro-
duce 50 many WELL AUTHENTIUATEDl GER
TiFICAfES Of Scientific Physicians and. Intelligent
patients as may be fouad pamphlet Of SO pages, to
b. had (gratis) Of the az ia this city. go. y.
The Electric Chains we're first introduced in ranss
in 1850, and after being subjected 70 the most ,f Prs
ihoroug h ami Rigid frial,ag s1srv
by the first medical men IN Paris, they found 10
possess strange and marvellous power in relieving pain,
wherever applied aadlby their influence were nrOdac
letters patent by the French Government TsE % e.
They are now introduced in ahnos, every Hospital in
England, Germany, Austria, belgium, ald patented in
those Countries where they have become The
Most Popular uratite 4gent Underworld!
They first introduced in the L lifted states about
year SINCE and went through with the same trial as
\ Europe ard introduced into every Hos
pitaI in New York, where they are now in daily use,
cr.c;iag even MORE WONDERFUL CURES than
had ever before been awardcdihcm. p 1ae Ss2rH
They are highly recommended by profs. Naeatne
Mott Van Buren, Post aid others who have published
iheryicws of their powcr AID value in several Of the
medical Journals in that city, and are also IN the daily
pracsice of Recommending their use 70 patients full
a.,5ant Of iheir onioil may also BE- found III evey
p,nohl.t and sent the address of any person ntbe
s.ate, by 'applying (post PAID TOT, p, J.B, ESK-
RiDG e, Druggists, who are 9geat, for staunton The
Chains BE- By mail, with full dcscrptionslor use
Prizes Of Chains, So and 50. s y3g' tsleelsas
Physicians are p1ifey invited TO call and examine
their coh,,ruction, and pronounce upon their nerit'
February -, s54.-Iy. t f
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ENgs ElsER ARRIVAL.

NT IlIRSH has just received at his Variety
AVH' Store, direct from Philadelphia and New
York truly beautiful assortment of G 0 l. d
AND SILVER VA T Oh Els. and all new
styles of JEWELRY, such as Curl and Mosaic
EARRINGS and Breast pins, Necklaces, Crosses.
&c an assortment of chorie Finger Rings, Cuff
Pins. Watch Chains and Seals.
Also. fine lot of Brushes, Combs, Port Mo-
uaies. Knives and Scissors.
Also, Woolen Goods, consisting of Children's
Net Cuats, Socks. Stockings, Gloves, Yarn, and
other articles too numerous 10 mention. lie re
specially syics call from his old and kind
friends and customers, and the public generally.
Staunton. Sept. 27, 1854.
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a NaRESgs &WPpLY.

s'IlE. undersigned wouid most respectfully in-s
a form h!soId patrons and friends, and the pubs
generally that he is again in StanntOn selling
goods, and would be pleased 70 wait upon them
at the well known stand adjourning the Valley
iI,tel. lie has just returned from the North.
and has finished opening his stock Of Spring and
Summer Goods His stick Of Dry Goods is full
ana complete including Ready made clothing OF
various qualities and prices. Aso. alarge lot OF
Groceries. Hardware. Gneeasware. Boots. Shoes,
Hats, Caps Drugs. SiatlonTy. Tobacco. Powder.
Sc. All OF which he will sell at short profits for
cash. w To pnnciual customers at the usual credit
of six months. CHAS.T. RlDGWAY.
Stanton, May 3, lS54. cT's
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a New aud Wonderful Discovery !!
@xSle2b WINS
CELEBRATED PAIN PLASTER

FOX The CURE OF ALL
Rheumatic and Ncuvalgic Affections, Affections Of the
Hip and Leg Pain in the Loins, San Pain, Weakness
or Pain in the Chest Spinal Affections Headache, Sc
THIS celebrated and invaluable Plaster discovered
L By JAMES w. GOODWIN, in the year l553.-
After having been afflicted with the most acute plns in
the back and l0ns and having tried every remedy sg
gcstet by the most eminent physicians well those
loRGd in the advertising columns OF every newspaper that
came within his reach and those advised by h friends
and thought OF by his acGantanceS, without obtaining
the slightest relief he induced by the ntcase bod
liz anguish which nc suffered devise means for
himself whereby he might BE- freed from hatscvcIc and
inSupportab!o torture, which fast undermining his
Constitution and apar;ng his menll ygor cad activity.
Whca alGost depairing cf success aad in daily appre-
he4son that the disease had assumed ncara5lc char-
actcr he discovered this plaster lis relief nstaa
tahcoU5 and miraculous.
Tine medical properties Of these pasters purely
BOTANICAL and The undersigned relying upon his indvid-
ua experience Tor their extraordinary virtue, in Offering
Glcn TO the pabc feels the glicst confidence hat they
will be touad most speedy and permanent relief Tor all
the diseases above enumerated.
Many testimonials coad be exhibited Of the pTe-cmi-
ncni efficacy OF tbs pi ter, but me marvellous results
wrought By ihenafe alone relied apon sure critc-
rion OF their well-dcseFycd merits.
d e G ii IONS.
Before the application Of this plaster tsh0ud be mod
crately hcatedas we have oand il 10 produce more
soothing effect in !hc extraction OF pain; aad when WARM
il should be applied Immediately the seat Of the
disease. in cases Of headache the plaster should b, APP
piled 70 the back Of the neckcs p;cia!ly Of
nervous headache.
NOES.
NsL5oS.--Wm. F4b.r, A. Fortune, Mrs. Vaughan,
A. J. Aistrop, C 20. A. RyaA, Samuel Page, Col B.
Hargroyc, Mrs Gen loving Dr. Jas. K Els,m, Col.
B. Harris, VIM. Chsatham, Sea:oa 4. Loving, Capt
Martin, Capt. ". H. Hacrss, Col Joseph II Shelton,
Jao g. Spicce Attorney at Law Cryi.le Loving Clcrl,
Nelson Superior Court Mayo Cabc j,cnuel farmer
DR.. J. A. Forbes, Alb snarle Col Holm bass, South
Carolina; Peter G.. Camden, ST Louis, No.
Price 80 cents. For sale BY T. p. * J. b. EsgalDGE,
Staunton, Va.
Oct Is, 1854
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&Oiicp.

4 8 trustees in deed uf trust executed by John
IN C.. Kyle S, Bro. ob the 22th OF July. 1854.
and recorded IN the iluslia-S Court Clerks office
of the town OF Saunton, we hereby notify all per-
SINS indebted in any manner to the said concern.
that said debls of every kind have been transfar-
red to us. fiF the pnrrrses IN the said deed men
famed Our duty requires an immediate colles-
lion of said debts and up1a all of them. without
dis elimination, not settled by the 18th of Auguas
we viii be compelled to institute legal proceed
ings. Our receipt only will be An acqnitance.
IMB0DEN & McCUE, Trustees.
July %. 1884.
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an KsnrsirinnaS,

W. have just opened large stock OF Jres. ana
w geaujae MEDICINES, comprising every
SD. the greatest variety of Surgical Instruments
ever br9nyht 10 Stauaiou. We sjlicita call, feel
inr c,af{ent we can please both as to price and
quality. LAIRD < IttiM6 L.
Druggists, South-side, Main st.
Stanton. Dec. Is, lSj4.-F. and NJ. copy.
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FACTS CANNOT BE DOUBTED.
IrT THE AFFLICTED READ AAD POiDER!
More nan frc huuiSel persons IN the cityy,,
Richmond, ta., alone testify 10 The remarkable
: c;rfs performed DN

More han five hundref persons IN The cityJt.
p;cLmoud. ill.,. alone testify 10 The remarkable
cirts ps5oraedoy sa,.,t
CaRTaR's SPAWL5a TIIATUEss'
THE GREAT Spring Medicine and Purifier Of The
Rlnd is nsw used BY hnndredsofgrateiu patients,
r.bo testify daily to the remarkable cures perform
Cd nv the greatest of all medicines, Carriers Span
;sl I;ri,9c. Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Scroiula,
Ernlous on the Skin, Liver Disease. Fevers.Ul
cars Old Sores. Affections ofihe Kidneys. Dis
oosos. nf the Throat. Female Complains, Pains
enJ 'Acbino Of the Bones and Joints. are speedily
put TO flight by using this great and lnesiImable
remedy. sya .ri,,,,
Tur all diseases OF, the Blood, nothing has yet
boon fund. IA compae with il 1t ceanses the
s,crn IF all impurities, acts gently and efficient
10 nm Tho Liver and Kidneys, strengthens the D-
gesion. gives tone TO The ohinach' makes Inc
Sl,in clear and healthy. and restores the Const-
tuition cnfeel,cdhy disease or broken down by The
ovcossos ofytsb IN is pristine yigOr and strength.
For the Ladies, ills inconlnraoly better than
all the coslaelirs eyer used, A lew doses OF Car.
ter's Spanisii.,N;FiWe vii remove all saiInwness
of complexion. bring the roses nanillng TO the
cheek. rive elasticity TO the step, and Improve'he
general health in 4 remarkable degree, beyond all
the medicines ever heard OF. -
A larre nanler ii efriiicaiesol rcinarka0e
cures performed On per;,i resiifng 10 me c''y 81
RirhmmJ Va. BY the use p t@fers oPah'sa'
.Tr,yres the INST eyeieaeeaHat t3efe IS no iihni-
buq about it. The press. IiOrel, Esepers, nagis-
trates. physicians. and pa5lc men. well known
t, the c5anunty ali ada lhelr Testimony TO the
effects Of this t5agAr BLOOD PUafIEa.
Call and see a few hundreds OF the certificates
around The blttle. ,e ~. - s.,.,-l
None genuine unless signed BENNETT :
BEERS Druggists. e. ..-.....,,,,,,a.
= Prime pal Depo, at BEN,NE'f I y BffRs,
No rs Lan Street 'Ri,!nnpHa Aa.ps fnet'Is.
And for sa(rby 7 2. Y J.B EsSetnss' aud
EAraD &TRMBLE.S mpniQpl; :, n.W v, i'hro" ara
.jah,sii It. ArnaH. tNayDesborp'; b.. +, Gtanain'
.fireenville G. T. tnttim. b'lshersyile; }. ".
Palmer. Hermitage VIM ). HoPkinsn% o.,
Midway, B. O.4F0rglssyp s Co, Crra'sssi - !;
I. R5drers. 3ufial5 Gap; u. D P9e,5SPring M !;
+: s. B. Freiwell. New Hlpe; Gold = CarSoth'
Brownshurr; J. w. Gilkeson Sea. Fairfield !;
Mcdaniel < Porter Warm Springs j. =. Low
ry. MIler's Mills. and by Druggists and Countiy
Merchants everywhere. Prce-Sl per botlle,"
six bottles for s.. -. E,,.,-..... -
May 3, iIe54.-ly. 81 .. 80 n -
I. 80 L.. ------- ----------T,
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Bargaips! Bargains! f!

1XTFw IN 6f h. bllaa9, d wall Paper at c1st;
wv HITS for m n AMI boys at cost; boys and mcn 5
C,9, Hing OF at c1st with variety Of cheap gods,
tbc pri,s Of which we have redaccIs9mc OF which VIC
VIII sell b,low the cost w want to close them or oy
~ first or Ia1nary next; all Of which will sell for
c,sh or aDo.oyed credit. Call early aad set Bargains
and yoa en- slye money By 50 doing. ,,,,,.,
S.!..,,4,n NJ Il 1881. liEO. w. SMITH.
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INTENDING to elise nay p-sscat business, Offer M
! eat;re st1sk Of S,h9ol AM Miscellaneous Books at
C,4t. Teachers all Scholars VIII dld all tao books
generally used In S,h)ols among my assortment Al
Indebted 70 M will coa'r great favor by call
H. o,l p,yia no as som aS possible. Ii Is absolutely
,S,l~. in oge, to meet claims against me- to collect
WIN, IS d., Immediately, >. H. COAI- NAN
St9-r1t9a, Nov Is, 1901.
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PIANO FORBES.
FIRST Glass Diploma aiemded BY he .Neclan-
ics' Institute, Richmond, IA.
wELGLANT "A. BUFFERS,

WILL LIZA LsA IA - ia HSi4iS,
no. 1877 Main Street. Richmond,
HAS received the agency for the State of Virginia for
IL the sale of WIN. p. EMERSON'S celebrated Pr
ANO FORTES. These Pianos are finished in the very
best manner, aad for their sweetness and brancy OF
tone and durability equal to those of any other man
ufacturc in the country.
4 fact ,eor!hy of noe.---Oac of Emcrson's Piano
Fortes put into The Fair Of the Mechanics Institute, Just
closed in Richmond without The Knowledge of Mr. En-.
crson received hehigheSt pretHa dlcnoed--d FiRSI
CLASS D{PL O1IA.
Persons desiring good and reableln Instrument arc IN
vited to call and exaninemy stock of Pianos Although
have 4 stock Of t,Oeaty fosor thirty Pianos on hand
shall keep sufficient number for any person TO select
from. libesQl price will BE- allowed for second hand
Piano Fortcs, taken in exchange for new Instruments
Dr.. Rufus Morse, the reliable Piano Regulator and
Tuner in the State, has chargc Of the Piano and Music
department.
BOOKS IND STATYONERY-I have a large
and fresh stock Of Books Stationery and Fancy Goods,
which viii be sold unusually low ior cash.
WM. A. BUFFERS,
Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank
Richmond, Nov. y, lSji.-2m.
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NEW FANCY GOODS, Ut.
~. Es. esEAE2SV,
rgr i.
"a az VI = \ "a , = . u "a - :
n 7-N@7.> - ..5-.s. "a

SELEIi AyGEEsl1l LEA,
OFFERS to Western and Southern Merchants and
" Dealers generally, very complate assortment Of
goods in his line selected by MnseT in The principal En-
ToDeaa cities during the past Summer, and embracing
many novelties and styles Of goods before Brought
10 this market which offered at very moderate pr
ccs.
Among the stock will be found :
HAIR Tooth, Nall Shaving and Pen-holders.
and Cloth Brushes Bronze Fancy Articles.
Buffalo. Shell, Horn and l. French English aad Amer
worry Combs. lean Pcriunery
Porte bLonaais, Pocket Fancy and Sharing Soaps Of
Books aud Purses all descriptions
Gard Gases s. Cigar Cases. French Paintings and En-
IVORY Tablets, ChessmcnS Cravings. -
D3minocs Pink and Blue Smccs.
cornclon Rings Charms Rosewood, Mahogany and
81 and Coat Links. Leather Portable Desks.
Fancy China Parian- and Ladies' and Gcntlemcn's
B;Sauc Ware. s'--- Dressing Cases
Backgammon and Chess Steel Iweezers and Key
Boards. Kings
Papcr Aiachc goods in great Violin and Guitar Strings
variety Opera Glasses
Ladies' Cabas & Reticales. Fancy Match Boxes & Wax
French Gelatnc, red and Matches :,
white. I Travelling Fiasks Of all
Tnk-stands, Papcr-weights kinds, &c., &c:
O,deri by mail or otherwise respectfully solicited and
promptly executed
Oct. Is, lS5i.-3m.
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~ a7.:Sl 7 SRI RY-

B. ARTHUR (Graduate,) has removed to Bank
Il, Square opposite the Woodward House, where ne
rasp,efl tenders his professional services III the pub
lie Eysr;;, description Of BLOCK TEETH and SIN
Gle tcs,h mounted IN the bestma Particular atten-
lion paid to cleansing and dating the teeth OF children
childhood bong period when dental ald Is OF vast I'M
portancc. All the various operations OIL Den'a S"'s'f!
perbrmcl with strict reference TO pcrmaaency.
Stal,toy MAY 10, 1851.
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Atkansion ! AttentiQn ! !!

ALL. those about to make out bills against us
IA will please make two-one upto list Sepiem-
her. 1851 aaI the other from that date to LIST Jan
uary. 1885. 1t is necessary that this should be
done and we therefore hope our request will be
c,mnlied with. LAIRD 4 TRlMBLE.
stanton, Dee. 20. l354.-Y and NJ. copy.
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asPEAY OF he AS YOU FIND!
Nothing Egsenuate, nor augnG Set DOVE
i'll Malics."
i q . : n ~ '-'- = d -. .
DJ,;,, ~ VTusr:ayssissspGs Statement.


a PLAZA, az GJnyiaYssjsised Statement.
We recommend The perusal of the extract below to
MIR readers Mr. Ball is merchant OF high character
SANDY BORON, MiddleseX CO., Va.
August %, 1888.
1jessrs. Mortimer 6. 3ao,o5ray-Gents You may
,b;k i strange that have taken the liberty 10 write
Won letter but do under circumstances that justify
i As Won are the agents for HAMProN's FEGErABLE
T1ScrueE deem il eXpcdicnt 10 address youthS ho"'
boninr il NAV be part Of the honorable means OF CIV
inc this medicine notorIcy winch us merits GeseIHI
Being in the habit of vending medicines which relate
10 the natcnt and regular system, consider myse 10
some extent Judge of the real merit OF aany OF u,e'
Nv experience teaches rue that CHAMPIONS I'M
TtRE' is Nelcine Of real merit. OF intrinsic vaiuc.
When saw this do net say hlt it is an inlii!be cure
in all cases but mean 10 say that 'hampioas finc
tnr, will (ayorablv operate IN all diseases originating
from want OF proper secretion OF the Sasi 'o
DIGESTION and consequently bad deposits Of amman mat
ter from that source believe that many diseases TO-
c,d in various parts Of the s stem such as niianation
Irlcors Scroiia &c. SC, originally have their De'hS
in tb stomach from bad food, bad Digestion and conse-
ouentI bad disposition Of the circulation TO those paris,
and will believe ianpton's Vegetable llnelafe WIZ
even react in those cases. 80.
HAVING found out myself what it is recommend tito
others in such cas- >, as have described and have done
it upon the emo cure no pay" system ald hayeySt 70
have the first bottle returned, or the rSt Objection ABOUT
the pay: II is great pity II e1naot " more sN'9AS rar
ly circulated among the people. war
rant it in the following Gout, rheumatism In
lanmatioas, which proceed from the stomach, Sores,
Scroula Dyspepsia long standing cases Of Asae aaa
Fever first stop the chill, and thea give Inc llhstare
tha difficulty in this case is no; stopping the chill Dut
the return Of it, this the Tinctuge will certainly do IN
general deb;litaons. warrant it, and as said before
have procured trial of it in this way, which Other
wise could not the people having been hGmOngge1
by paent medicine works all lis wonders there, ani
in all such eases it specific, if anything in the world
is. ~ re.
Having given the Tinctare fair trial with mEsei IN
M family and ncghbochood, think am warranted IN
what say about it. and which do without ANY other
interest than the wish 10 it in general circulation,
and in every mans family, where IL ought to be.
II what say b. doubted by any OF the afflicted, ana
they will write tome at Sandy Bottom Post Otce MA
de;ex couatv Virginia, stating the nature OF the dis
ease aod recommend il for such case will warrant
il, aud if it don't do good Will pay for the medicine
Respectfully, l4io3' H. bull
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-17
STAPLES (G HdAEs'TEN,

AVE opened h)nsc in Stanton, on Augusta street,
Ii lcadiag from Main street to An,.icll HOTEL and
are now in receipt Of stock Of GROCERIES which
they or ID: sale IT Ill profit; 70: CASH, in exchange
FOR the Produce Of the country.
They propose kecpin. constantly on hand good stock
Of Groceries sut4d to In denild, and to deal IN Flour
and al the prod,ct Of III, c1aliry at fair rates:
T1.y will give attention % ,e,iving ald Forw ard
inr al tc the Commission business gcn rally AID make
advances on eoasg1nents through thc1 10
W. Z. STAPLES < co, Richmond.
They solicit n iro.n ',if Old friends and aeqaaa
talcss, aad the pubic morally
Stanton. Oct. Il, 1884.