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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-08
BEDFORD COUNTY, SIS.

AT an Orphans Court held at Bedford in and
for the County of Bedford on the 9th day al
May A. D. 1896, before the Judges Of the said
Court
On Motion of John Cessna ESQ. the Court
grant rule Upon the heirs and legal represtn-
laiireS of Nathan TredwrIl, late of Harrison
Township tnow Junatta) deceased, TO wit -
John Tredwell, and James Tredwell, both resi-
ding in Bedford County, Harriet TredweIl, who
sold her interest TO James s. Hinchman and
Elizabtth B. Melzger, residing in Bedford CouG-
ty, Miller TredWell, residing in Somerset Coun-
ty, Mary, internarrled with Alvy Boyla re-
siding in Bedford County, all Of whom. except
James 5. Hinchnau and Elizabeth b. Metzgrr
alienees of Harriet Tredwell, have sold their
interest in the real estate of SAID d+cedent to
John TredwelI aforesaid, and MuIford 1redweli,
who died leaving. issue SIX children, to wit =
Nathan, Sophia, intermarrpd with F. b. Hill
John, Andrew, Mary and Phoebe, all residing
so tar as can be aSceranrd outside OF the limits
OF Bedford Couny-to be and appear at an
Orphans CouJt to be held q, Bedford, in and for
the County OF Bedford, on the first Monday
first day OF September next, to accept or refuse
TO take the Real Estate Of said decreased, al the
valuation, which has been vaiaed and appraised
10 pursuance Of wril Of ratiliion or valuation
isSned ont of our said Court, and 10 the Sheriff
OF SAID County directed, or show cause why the
same should mol be- sold
In testimony whereof have hereunto set nv
hand and seal OF said Court at Bedford the 9th
day Of May A. d. 1886.
d. WASHABAUGH, Clerk.
Attest-HUGH MOORE, Sheriff.
Aug. s, 1896.
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CHEAP CLOTHING.

s. HERSHMAN s Co, would respectfully
inform the citizens Of Bedford County, that
they have opened Clothing Store in Holidays
burg-No. 5, Loyd's Row.
July 4, 1886.
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MnRE SK0ES AND GblIERS.

Just Received at Shoemaker's Colonade
Store, Ladies, Misses, ChildrenS and Gents shoes
And also Ladies and Gents Caters.
August 8, 1886.
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BEDFORD COUNTY, S..

At an Orphans Court held at Bedford, in
and for The County Of Bedford, on the 9TH DAY
u May, 4. D. 1896, before the Judges Of the
sad Conrt-
On Motion Of O F. shannon. ESQ. the Cou,t
gfaotra ruIA unon the heirs and leoal ,enraSet-
ta,iyqs,of Abraham Sparks, lale Of West pfoyj-
daoc. Tourxbin deceased ~ vi, Sarah
sharks. sister. residing IN Bedford Counfy.
Hannah sis,rr infarmarri.d with S,I,non
GoIlar. residing in Rrdtord County. Jospph
Snarksa a brother rexdino in Bor.an County
Illinois Jonas Sparks, brother, residing in
Rock Island Co.. Illinois Mary, a Sister, the
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
ministration have been granted 10 the subscriber
upon The Estate Of Conrad Gry-r. late Of Juni-
alta Township, in The County OF Bedford. de-
erased. All persons having claims against the
Estate are requested to present them properly
authenticated for settlement, and those indebted,
to make payment immediately.
HENRY G. GEYER,
.limiaisfrmtor.
Iuniata Tp. Aug. 1886.
NOTICE is hereby given that the next ses-
sion Of the Allegheny Male and Female SEMI
nary viii commence on Tuesday the 3th day
of August insf.
BY order Of the Trustees
JOHN POLLOCK.
Aug. |, 1886.
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PATENT
" NASHIN G n AC HIN Z .

The undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizrns Of Bedford County, that they have
purchased the patent for the above Machine,
from the patent~e, &C.. HoIlinsworth, State Of
Indiana and are now prepared 10 manufacture,
and keep constantly on hand, the Floating Ball
or Knuckr Washing Machine, at ST. Glars
Vile.
This Machine works well. and girl Of four
teen years, can perform the largest Washing in
very short time, and the amount of clothes
and soaps saved in year, will pay for the Ma
chine. Everybody should have one Of these
Machines.
Some Of the citizens of St. CIairsville have
tried it, and can testify 10 what We have said
concerning it.
D. C. WETSELL,
ID. R. KOONS.
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Look Out.

All persons tresspassing upon the farm oftae
subscriber, in CoIeran Township, either by
fishing, hunting, taking or knocking down fruit
or in any other manner, are notified that they
will certainly be prosecuted under the late Act
of Assembly without respect to persons. So
look out and save trouble.
PHILIP LITTLE,
Aug. l, 1856
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Tie undersigned informs the farmers Of Bed
ford and adjoining counties, that he has made
arrangements by which be can furnish, TO those
desiring, the latest improved and be>, .7GRI-
CULTUR.8L LHPLE.HE.tTS Of the dav,
embracing Scott's Little Giant Germ and Cob
Grinder, guaranteed to grind 'rom to ! 5 bush
els Of feed per hour with one hotse-PotgS'
Corn Stalk Cutter and Crashrr, warranted n
cut from 90 to so bushels Of feed per hour
Hay and Straw Cutters. in variety Wheat
Drills and Corn Shelters, which are unsurpassed
foI chrapneSs and quality Cultivators, Horse
Hors, Cider-miIIs, &c. sc. In short, every
utrnsil used in or about a farm. Wishing 10
avoid all imposition, each machine sold by him
viii BE- warranted to work as represented, or
no sale: and, as these machines are procured in
most cases directly from the Patentees and Man
ufacturers, the purchaser will be secure in the
right Of using.
Prices will be as moderate, and, in some in
stances, less than the same machines can be
procured singly from the Manufacturer.
AS the demand is very great for the two first
named machines, orders should Be given soon
by those wishing to purchase.
WILLIAM HARTLEY.
- Co 1C5c e.
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MANNY'S COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER.
WITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT"

Farmers of Bedford and Blair Counties are INFORM
ed that this justly celebrated machine can BE- bad By
application 10
". ". JACKSON,
A. DE ARMIT.
Agents for Blair and Bedford Counties.
July 1, 1856.
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CAST IRON BOOT JACKS.

on hand, and for sale, very superior article
of Cast Iron Boot Jacks. Call and see them
GEO. BLYMIRE
July II, 1886.
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Dividend.

A dividend of one per cent, on the capital
stock of the Chambersbnrg and Bedford Turn
pike Road Co.. has been declared by the mana
gers payable on the lst August, at the Office Of
E. L. Anderson, Esq.
q. Il. DlESSERSMITH,
Treasurer
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TO TILE LADIES.

THE subscriber would invite the attention of
the Ladies to a new article intended 10 depoS-
ite water from the wash-bowl-a convenient
and handsome accompaniment 10 the wash
stand, preferable to anything of the kind yet in
use. GEO. BLYMIRE.
july II, 1886.
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MORE
MORE
n / II & 0 Cd 4
JnlyIl, 1886

THE undersigned has just returned home
from The Eastern Cities with large stock Of
Summer Goods. and is now exhibiting
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THE MENGEL House.
Iantine Steckman. Proprietor.

I Boarders taken by the day, week, month
or year, on moderate terms.
May 9, 1856.
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For Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale, low, fnp ton
ed Vienna Rosewood Piano Forte
SAM'L BROWN.
June 20, 1856.
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nTTbe Campmeeting for Bedford circuit
will commence August 10Th, in Brush Greek
Valley, on the land belonging to Mr.. Perry
Barton one and half miles from Rhom's Mill
r A. Collins and other ministers are expected
n be in attendance. G. w. BOUSE, p. C.
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JOS. B. NOBLE.
.adm'r de Gonis non
July IS, 1886.
FIRM FOR SihE.

A FARM, containing 200 acres, moreo or less,
in Franklin County, Pa, is offered for sale.
Particulars can be had by inquiring Of the sub
scriber in Bedford.
VALENTINE STECKMAN.
May l6, 1856.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the estate Of John
w. Allen, late Of Napier Township, Bedford
County, deceased, will make immediate pay
ment. and those having claims against said es-
tate, will present them properly authenticated
for settlement
pCARrJ ATTN
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July IS, 1856.
NOTICE.

Letters of Administration, de bonis non, on
the estate of David StoEer, late of South Wood
berry Township, deceased, bave been granted 10
the subscriber, residing in said Township. All
persons indebted TO said estate are requested 10
make payment, and those having claims will
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment.
JOS. b. NOBLE.
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R-Hon. JOHN w. GEARY, Of Pa, has
hsen appointed Governor of Kansas, by Presi-
dent Pierce. The appointment meets with u
piyersaI appreciation.
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STRAY HOG.

Came 10 the premises Of Jae subscriber, living
near Rainsburg, about the lst Of May last, White
and Black spotted Sow, both ears off by dogs. The
IS requested TO forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take her away
HIRAM SMITH.
l. lSlG.
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July IS, 1856.

MARGARET ALLEN,
Adm'x.
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r. The following named persons were the
naicrrs Of the meeting at the Pole Raising in
e Clairsyile-P President, John w. Crisrnan.
Vice Presidents, John W. Moore, Samuel
Rpckley, John Fichtor, Peter Riab, Henry
yount, Henry Kaufman, c. Mock, John Hoen-
stioe, and Philip Stombaugh. Secretaries, NJ.
Wertz, Esq. H. B. Mock.
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June 6, 1886.
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TO THE FARMERS.

Aug. l, 1886.
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Aurst-HCGH MOORE, Sheriff.
Aug. S, 1896.
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s oKREsposDKscE orrHE DIspArcH

zeas Azsa WASHINGTON, Saturday night, Dec %
- The indications Of desire on the part of some
Democrats for an arrangement between the Dem
ocrats and Anae icans have been frequent durngtto
st two da rs: but no pract al result is Ieic pti
bile The House sat until dark this evening, but
what the motive was j have foundno one who
Knows. There has been much talk Of Banks men
retiring from his support: but think they are inn
movable. aud exceedingly Yindietiye toward the
boilers from their ranks, whom they designate as
"doughfaees." ss-e-s ss8 l1z ~
- The Presidents Message has undergone many
and important alterations since Congress came to-
gether especially In passages relating to foreign af
airs. II Is said that this subject it is needlessy
spunky. 81 @5E8t tEr gzetA
$40 The degradation of Mr.. Champion is thing to
which his government viii not assent, and his dis
fnissal by our government is therefore still very
probable No act was ever unnecessary. Sure
ly the fact that England seeks to avoid difficulties
with should cause us to be indugent tow ard her
~ Tho American Organ of to-day contains an edi
torial article arraigning Messrs. Toombs and Ste
3phens OF Georgia. in severe terms, and reviewing
In harEh spirit their public course during the past
SIX years The Organ is opposed TO any conccs-
siens being made by the Americans to the Demo
Gratis and anifests its opposition in terms not easy
g be revoked :. ss'ss = p. ,..s-sr :.
In thsI think the Organ speaks the sentiments
of most Of the Philadelphia platform Americans in
Congress and its party is even more decidedly
opposed to the Free Soil or Republican portion of
its own party than TO the Democrats. 1t has hence
little chance of fusion either side and is there
fore powerless, for the smallest of three parties
can have neither influence nor advantage, except
as balance Of power party, which it refuses
g to be. 's4't Sa'+
Had Mr.. Campbeifs proposition prevailed TO
constitute, Dir. Orr temporary speaker) the
slavery issue would have been fairly brought mp in
relation TO the contested seat of the delegate from
= Kansas, have heretofore stated, and then the
Americans of the Southern States would have
been forced TO take position with the Democrats of
the same region. The subsequent contest for
- Speaker would thus have been sirnpifed by the
szannihilation of all except the main and radical
difference. .s -ss... ~ .4s Is sse-
A Sabbath is to pass before another attempt at
an election and who knows but the last day OF the
year may witness this grand denonenenty But.
alas who knows even thinks that it will
A II
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re- rrzz=z==g1 Virginia GENITAL
- EEzsSssssssz 49, RAILROAD carries the

Great Mail.-THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL BE-
TWEEN WASHINGTON CITY AND RICH
MOND having been transferred by the Postmaster
General 90 the Virginia Central and Orange and Alex
andria Railroads from the old STRAP-IRoS ROAD run
ming by fredericksburg for little saving money
as has been stated but account of the uncertainty
of its delivery. arising from SNAKE HEADS or the
road and FOGS, WIND and ICE on the Potomac,
the attention of the public Is invited the improve
ment in the service which will be attained. ~
Although the distance is greater by the Gordonsyle
route yet the two roads being laid with superstruc-
ture Of heavy Edge Rail- 1t win be free from the dam
gers and delays which ust and will attend old fiat
bar road and the mails not only be carried more
speedily, bat with more certainty thin they could
the old route r ...-s s.s-s.
The new line will also be exempt from the addi-
tonal canses of failure of the Mail which the Boat
experiences from fOSa, wind and ice on the Poto-
...l H. he. esq
Passengers By the tTdns carried to Cor
louisville and the baggage transferred from road to
the other viii be warranted safe. .
NIGHT iLINE-REDUCED FAREl = --.-
Mail leaves Richmond after the arrival OF the Pc
tersburg and Danyiiie cara, and connects with the
Alexandra train arriving at Washington in time to
+. y Seas FARE. ..= 81
Between Richmond and GordonsVille. ....... 50 25
90 Gordonsyille and Washingtoa.......... SIS
Richmond IN time to send the Mail by the Petersburg
Road in the morning. 20
1t stops for at all the usual paees except
Stons, both gong up and coming down.
H. ID. WIlITCOMB,
al pra afin Va Gaufr Raif rg5d
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Supt Transportation Va. Central Railroad.


$500 - NEVILLE RAILROAD-UPEN TO
-BARKSDALE'S, LIT MIL S.-The
regular Passenger Train viii run daily Sundays ex-
ccpted) between RICHMOND and BARkSDA II ;,
stopping TO take up put of passengers At tie follow
ing points only: Manchester, Robiors Caal-tied Tom
ahawk, PoWhatan, MattGaX, Chula. Amelia Z. H., Je
tersvile, Jennings Ordinary, Burksgile, Prices Me-
herin, KeysvilIe, Brakes Branch MogsiugtUrd. Roa-
noke, Clover, Scottsburg, Boston News Ferry, and
Barksdales.
Leave Richmond at 8 o'clock A. NJ, and arrive at
Barksdaies ~ p. NJ. Leave Barksdale's ut A. M
and arrive at Richmond at 3.l3 L. VI.
Children over 4 and under u years of age, and
wants, half price Servants travelling by themselves
must be furnished with two passes that may
be retained ut the Office where they purchase their
tickets and it must be expressly stated that they
permitted to go the
Passengers for Farmville, Lynchburg, Wytheville
Va, aud Jonesboro' and Knoxville, Tenn. connect
daily with South-Side Railroad at Burksville. Pas
sengers for Greensboro and Salem, n. c., connect
daily at the terminus OF the Railroad with Holderly
Co.'s fast line OF Stages.
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THE DAILY JISPATCH.


:
sssszpxrxxuprHa kEsAans<@zfs tske the following
items from the Petersburg papers Of yesterday:
RpSderv--Mr.N n. Evxns, resident OF BynehouFs
was taken In hand by some sharpers SATURDAY
right and found himself Sunday morning Sins IN
the street minus 81 - - .ess-s 81 e e.
- Accidsats - The sleet bad not disappeared
from the streets, Sunday. and MI d. NJ. bernard
fell and broke his arm In consequence. MIA KEY
Ks raids. 81 Estucks, was knocked DOWN oy car
a In the street Friday, ran over, ana severely
bruised - - -. :.
Young Meas earis,tan Assocsation.-Steps are
aboat being taken towards the formation OF an or
Z ,xslzssion 81 shis kind in Petersburg = g
! IS CT ARR EsyIr1E AfrAIRs-we take the follow
ing Hens Of Clarkesyiile. Mecklenburg, news from
q letter In the Southside Democrat.
- High Prices for Park "A few days since large
drove Of hogs arrived In Gainesville which sold al
$3.50 per hundred r -sf 49,.
a Good saieAt the recent sale of the property OF
$ George Williams. decd pair of mules sroagnt
600, and a saddle horse $3.50
Shooting Afrag.-Ilast week, MT II. soss nav.
ing heard that Mr.. John Wiubish nae fmpa 8hed
his business responsibility. assaulted hin Later
: In the day, Wiabish met Moss and fred hve bar
rels Of revolver at him. Moss fred at him twice
Neither were hurt and both were bound over 10
keep the peace. ..-ss ras.s -
80 Negroes are hiring at enormous rates and bring
an extraordinary price on the block a--ss ca.
OuTRAGE-The Petersburg Express learns that
a negro slave attempted TO commit an outrage on
highly respectable lady of Prince George county
- last week. The negro has been arrested aud i'm
- q =
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LYNCH LAWN CALiFoRNIA-Fsur individuals
two American and two Mexieans, had recentIy
bean arrested for cattle stealing by the sheriff n
AIemeda county, California. and were taken by
but during the night the two Mexicans eseaned =
When the fact OF the escape of the Mexieans be.
eame generally known. the people assembled TO
eether took the two americans, whose names
were 5in and Harris from the custody of the sher.
IN and hanged them. A good deal OF exeiteneat
prevailed ss.sf -. 80 ~.S'.A~ s '''1'
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swAsaINGTON LETTERS.

Position 81 Adlereats-- The Banks Men Laamora6ie-
Mr. CramRon---1he american Organ and Messrs.
1es,abs and Stephens--7ae Hatrntion Of americans
IN Congress, &c 81 .s- - - 49, g..
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= E~@ n PASSAGE 10 NS5RF0T-K

E@ PASSAGE 10 NORFOLK.
$50 The Steamboat CURTIS PFCK
Capt. Jso. DAVIS, will commence
the regular run between this place aud NORFOLK on
every Thursday Saturday and Tuesday morniprs ar
% c9ek precisely Returning the Curtis Peck win
the wharf at Norfolk every Friday Monday and
Weahesday mornings at the same hour t6l O'clock
sia @i touch as usual at the regular landings on
the River going and returning N--
&C OIL -.-.E =-s-H4-ER HAgKTNS
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S. RUTH,
superintendent of Transuorta
--------- oapeLlIllendent on transportation.
- A~s n FOX N q X FOL X AM
49, PORTSM0UTH.-PORT WAL

p6 FwH y y FO L Il AND
1-7zsSEzszs-- THALL LINE.-The fAv, rite and
beautiful steamboat AUGUSTA, Captain VIM C.
SMITH, is now on the above line. : .s.a
me cars running In connection with the AUGUSTA
VIII leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday mornings al
6s O'Clock Returning the AUGJ STA leaves Wrighs's
Mharf Norfolk; on the intermediate days, viz =
Iuesaays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 81
O'Clock, A M touching at Portsmouth and all the
regular landings on the river :
80. - .. ST. 90
Fare to landings between City Point and Grove
w hai !: I 50
Fare to Norfolk and Portsmouth and points ba
c, low the Grow: ? 90
Children over five and not over twelve wears
of age half price. ~, ~ h - 49, b. Fl.
Servants to any point on the river not below
~ tnS ..................... 90
~ ttoiioiA ioilSioulh, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. l so
a, :. 50
Meals for servants and children. ........ d
, Stages connect with the Boat regularly for VII
Yorktown and Hampton. IVA
!. o, ~ THoS. D0DAMEAD,
Nm. .
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.4,1ieal Of Gen. &ankland-His account of 4Gajrs
as they stood IN hansas-Uh0 as to Pay Tie Da-
- Aaa0esf-FHH dtfeadaacc in Cor pyess 81. III /
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nisGuLAR Observation-Disclosures Mct;uire, hat
ter Of Albany, burnt his hand slightly and afssr.
sssfds went to work upon lot of furs. Tie arsenic
OF other poison Of which was absorbed bv he
wound, and he died in consequence after .reat
suffering. r Jzsatu
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u0YI.IW0sx WHRBMATIC IMMINENT
-For Rheunlafisln Neuralgia Sprains, StrsiIs,
~ 1890. na,- h-s,r. The raL;s Yer Ner,eus
ITen3nrhe Cfapped iIsuds ChiIbIaius Trusted Feet,
sssd II aiiisassns o. like patrs this Llaiseuf d un
s1rrssef: ard uop thai cld sn is fast sprrpnch
nr we rnost respertfnIiy or fa ar icle 10 all who
are liable to attacks Of Rheurnasn kc a. the very
hart article ti.ey ear nae q - a5s41zsa -
: Pr,cs IS cent? or S hotsles f,r 81 IL Ess 49,
Sold BY PURCELL LADD L. CO. ADIE ( GRAY,
BENNETT 4 BEERS r. JOHNSTON & BRO
UUVAL L NORTON. L. b. THOMAS, Brad st.
Shockoe Hill ga = fsi.t8s .5ssA = de Is n
= a a a. 1..S---11 ~,
"A eFIfxtR .srss T,,Ighs f'oids an5 Whas.ns
- = - 80. oesIs, C ~ n 49, sps
M 10 IA az
To- a.'s =. -
elt.zsns o. Richmond Wh9 have tested rs virtues;
= ttie y - "a ~ nase no aoaos = La 800 80
with great many other than my own fasniy-Wa.
MeCrery = q = - -is1 -
" have used ii in my family for three years and
found it the best family medicine have used ~
N H. Stereasoa d 80 -.sE - IS -
For sickness ainong children nothing can be bet
terr-M b. Godsc1a &c. : ! .-s.v.s as
-" have tried all the cough remedies of the day,
and have no hesitation in saving that believe Mrs.
DAVIS to be the most valuable pr ration at the kind
nov in use r-IliiaA Nax1sa r = -" : =
For sale by Mrs. A. b DAVIS Bennett Beers.
Alex. Duval Paterson & Jackson. Chas. MiIlspaush,
Z. j. Picot A. Bodeker and Charles ID. Yale. -
--------------------
ELIKIR CINCHUN1E. = This prcpara.
-, ton j. eoslnsfon Of re active pr9epes q
liable Tonic and Anti-febrils agents here presented
in the form of an elegant Cordial Elixir, which, while
Possessing their remedial properties In an eminent
degree is entirely devoid Of their objectionable Bit
tsrness and dsagreeable taste.
IL may be employed with benefit in all morbid
conditions of the system connected with debility,
, ~ - @ h.an.
~ al focoi ,;.p siIIs, 81 H. sta,a n anS
$3.50 !, ;iI he san,d b,S s ~ 5 Il; raisx
~ 81, n 49, -; 10y 800 60 - b,s,sn.;s
e a. ed s0e oi
=; - " aRPe'' 800. 49, - ~; :,
800 In s; - VI -. S;.n
@ ~ ~ ia az Sen nI1 S pI;;
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d
STAUSToN, Nov. 49, 1855.
Gentlemen ~ our letter was received ON this morn
ing and proceed comply with the request therein
contained. On the 9Th day of August last | was
thrown from wagon and kicked and dragged by the
o oOr S ec ST G sd tharn .re 9 was
fightful wound for weeks. | applied every
thing that could be thought of, and prescribed by
physician, without receiving any benefit. | was in
duced by druggist in our place Mr. Eskrdge), who
sells your valuable Oil, try your Turf OIL which
did, and in q very short time my hand perfectly
cured. have since tried it an old sore on my leg
and happy to say that it is getting well-as well
as sore my horses back, with equal success
You ct liberty to this certificate you deem
best and shall be than gratiied if it may be
the means of relieving sufferer like myself.
j am yours, respectfully, ~
Z. M. CUSHING.
For sale by DOVE Il co. .-- Ea "a