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A|HANAith, DIV k16Ikk1 cx w.,
INAkE this method, or liberty. to inform the citi.
l. zcns of Staunton and surrounding country. that
they have just returned from the North and brought
on the largest aud finest stock Of II READY MA II ~
CLOTHING and Gents Fancy Furnishing Goods
that has ever been offered in this market Their
Goods were made up and selected under their ovn
care, OF the best kihd OF material and in stve to
suit every taste. Their Goods are warranted 10 be
sewed we'll. Their stock consists of every kind and
style of Goats sc Mantillas in Me latest fashion
Beaver CeGS p'tcrshan. ion-skin. kin
Whitney. lna Dic-h ard Cashmere Satineft and r.
Cashmere Coats Pants. such as fine Black 4 Ran.
~ tassimero Satinett, L. Cashmere, Tweed Kt
to ST.. Wy
yESfs.--Fino silk ytlvet. Plush. cazsin,ore
Tweed Hack Satin, Satin Plush, Plain and Fancy
Sik Vests. double and single breasted '''
Bof| WtAR.-A very large sediment Of Rows
Wear constantly On hand at vory log l,.ieas: also
large assortment f Nrero-Clptllin5' at reduced
prices
rs same of oug pattaeis reside ia Ba5linore. and
sending weekly the latest SIS les, we can soply the
citizens Of stanton constantly with complete as
sortmeht and as we manufacture all our Goods our
Selves We are enabled TO sell cheaper than any es-
adjustment this side of Baltimore. ~
COUNTRY MERCHANTS. will do wei to call and
examine eur Stock, as they can buy here in Whole-
sale as cheap as in any Of the Northern Cities and
save the Freight expenses. N''
New Il the time; come and supply Yourself with
clothing for the cruel winter.
tome sne, come all,
Our motto il, Quick Sales and small, Profits
Don't forget TO call at STEINER. BROS. 4 cos
great Central Clothing Emporium. -
Sept. 20, le58-6mos.
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FRET be GrIths Practice.
A S HERIFF FIGURED lNOSE NICur "a,
DE GRAIH'S ELlCTttis esIJ
kCtter Il en- Nr ACn1n.

PRoF. CIR r 81 - pE C Mas e. lejs.
have remarkable cure. DEPUTY shtr,a Kerr,
n,,..ssargh' had very swollen aid painllllarG,
Inc on personally which gave instant
WIN haeamatsm, in which the resnita Wei. n..t
O. GioEGI Il. kt1slr.
at. Joseph u. Bartie, Myrtle ssreet. sa,.iLeI..
tic Oil cured i'm Immediately
rLEs-oharles Sextep, Esq., Fx-Aasof Of C.u
his rheumatism. SN
SrrHAIsIA-Mr David Mann, 4s9 Vine St, s.,.
ne vas great sufferer, but the Oil cured Lin So
says Il, Grant, Esq, SIT North Eighth 1t.
lady at Girard House.
IN f a, ; AID AsvEvlhe Electric Oil a cure s.
ehippen lanes, and others.
AslhaA-Ih his Oil "made new m q of m y" ssys
lanes Rns,- a Thomas, Geergs.t., above Ninth.
hhEuaATisM-A wonderful curc--l4 months in
pea-Miss MoGlnley bad two doctora-rsed the Oi
and was cured, l0l7 North Sixth ct.
,ia rhfnisiG mp AsIHaA,Mrs. Mary Sutton, TWEEN
breast disorders. "'N
Buhss-Hundrcd, and theusald DIS have bsen cured.
u rAiAs IN BACK AND BREAsT--Thos L Potter, ESQ.,
breker, NO. q LEDGER street, and ,000 rtheIs.
beware OF eoanterfeiting Scanps, nosttuus Ny
Electric Vii is sweet as cologne.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN AND PR0FIsSpe
raupb eleet,irit, be a, IA,
heavens to the earth. but it rem aincd tor FRO De
Grath to apply that electricity to the relief az dis
eased and suffering mortals- diseases tlat creto4
lore bailed the physicians old treatment, such as
neuralgia, Rheumatism, aims, StiA Joints, Deaf
ness, swellings, Palsy, Piles, Skin Dsea.es &C. arc
now cured by Prof DeGpaths ee etric oil in enc or
TWO days. Read this letter:--
fRoF. DE GkATu:-I hare been the victim for ma
ny years OF Rheumatic affection, ard Lost the uso
o. my limbs, could raise my hand to my head, in
mort Was totally helpless. lapplicd our Bic ctric
OIL and before had used one bottle l was perfect
fes:osed lou may refer any sufferer to ne.
Mrs. Z. HrIouISs,
Seventeenth and Thompson streets
: Mr. Hutehins is well known in Philadelphia. Nv
vi has cured 2800 other PhiladelpLiaDs anorg
whom are, Geo. W. Ward, ESQ.,, Jos. X Eacor'
4. =. DeCosta, Mrs. Fasslt, George G. Bower 5O2
\. Third street, and Others ad intnitum. Sole de-.
Dot for this city, No. SO :. Eighth, near Chehtnur
treet. PRoF CBAs.s nv Cp.ru
The Electric Oil Depot has not been removed.
G- No Electric Oil should be us ed upf So m, ,;c-
nature is on the label and name below on the bottle
All othersar dangerous. Bottles rs, so and 81 I'd.
&a- The only genuine Electric Oil in the United
'tatesis Professor Charles De GratLfs. Prices rs,
0 and 81 per bottle Only Office So South Eighth.
@s- Druggists will address their orders to him
lone Sold in baltimore BY s. S. Hanee. Agent.
nd in Staunton by Thomas r. Eskriege AID 4!
druggists throughout the coi,slir,
ials :, lS5G- II
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5elcitro 1ooclrle.
YAtTN4 AGAI.I.l.

Ia oil man sits N ri = backed chair,
Before an o3on doa.,
Will, thu sna d 5ianer's afternoon
Falls not acrosg "a itae-,
And the droSsy tick of the ,leie,.t clock
Has notched Tie hour Of 6u,.
a breeze blows a, a breeze Blows out,
from the nted su-atner air;
And it hutesry a9v gu big wrnked brow,
Add nog it ii,ts his isiiej i "a sss
Aal the leaiaa IDS Of his eyes loop down,
AID ha aiesp1ia rs high -5a.S'a chair.
The old nanslseSs, AMI tha old man dreams
His head hoops 81 bis breasts
Ills hla5l r.tx tasif feeble hold,
And sall5 t, his a, in rest
The old man sleeps. aud 10 sleep be drsape,
Aud in dreams again is blest.
The years unfold their fearful scroll
He is child again
mothers tones are in his ear,
And dri;t across his brain;
He chases gaudy butterflies
Far down the rolling plain
lie plueks the Wild rose in the woods,
Aad gathers eglsatinc,
Ard holds the golden hatteroups
Beneath his sisters CHM
And angles ia the meadow brook
With bent and naked pin
He letters down the grassy lana,
And BY the brimmipg pool,
And sigh escapes his parting H..
As he hears the blll for school;
And he wishes it never nine O'Clock,
Ard the morning never full.
A mothers hand presses on his head;
Her kiss is on his brow
a summer broele blows in at the door,
WITH tbs toss o. a lcatv Dough,
And the boy IS white haired man again,
And hrs % lg aae "a ~ d now.
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Scw scgar md Toba eco store.

OPPOSITE THE VIRGINIA HOTEL,
adjoining kaMerer's Jemclry Store
G the lovers of the Weed, and chewers of To-
eaeco, beg leave tn announce that have OPEN
81 . EEGAR iNn T0B4CCO HSF4BE ism
y 1Hf, 81 the atd5 L2entioned stand where az al.
tinrs. asi be f5a0l 5ekars of all the osi admired
Brands, oil imported and domestic manufacture
With Chewing and smoking Tobacco Of the very
best kind. practical experience Of many years
in the above business, and a thorough knowledge
Of the sane, nstides me il saying that can supply
oil demands and administer to the tatae Of the most
inyetef ate tobacco chewars and smokers. hope my
many friends VIII g.ye me trial, and .hcir Kind
support, in my endeayor TO establish myself here
promising then stric. and fol Ii attenten to bus
mess WILLIAM BARNMAN.
Nav ce 1856
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HAVING removed my yard from the old stand
L miles farther up ON the Middlebrook road
and having just received beautiful and we'll sclec-
ted lot of Marble, viz Italian Rutland aud domcs-
tic, an prepared as usual to furnish Tombstones
OF any ktnd desired. ! number Of beautiful drafts
and designs may be seen by calling at the yard.
challenge one, neither do | claim other than
my work, and certainly never exhibit that done
IN tie cities as my own. ! Only ask that those in
want OF any thing in my line will call and exam
inc my stock before purchasing elsewhere
A.P. FIQuESNEY.
Augrust 0, 1855
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Septelnber 25.lSaG.

HNiTE II PA TTON
~ EtAL This occasion to thank ifor friends and the
y public for THEN constant and liberal support and
beg leave 70 announce that they are now receiving
snch supplies OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
as fully completes theirst0ck. The particulars given
il separate advertisements.
Our new stock We viii sell at very small proftsfor
Cash, ar 10 good panetual customers. Our old stor k
we shall continue to sell usual, at cost or less for
casa. Ah persons wanting bargains will consult
theif interest oy puyiag OF VI, Sep ~
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Collie elton Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all who have kindly
~ contributed to the completion of the Lutheran
Church at stanton, that portion of their sub
serption fell due on the first Of September. ls56.-
1t is therefore hoped. that such will endeavor to
make prompt payment to the undersigned, at Staun-
ton which will be but little trouble to each individ-
ual whilst il would BIO much trouble for him to visit
each subscriber. GEO. BAYLOR,
Sept. e Town papelS CnnN. Jreaaurcr.
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PURLIC COLLEt,TOR.

TIE HHHerslEned Proposes to undertake. thccol-
lection of claims and accounts. He assure all
persons who are disposed to encourage him. tbatal
claims ent'cste TO him shall be promptly attended
70, ana fhe iaoney, whencoliectea psneiaalv paid
ovef, having been Deputy Sheriff for several
years, his extensive acquaintance with the people
s wiil give hin great advantage in making collec
uons. HeInay be ftund at all times in the room
defining Harm IN Bells Law Office. '>N''
pec t, 1905. THOMAS S. COALTER
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HUHo soJs laRspfIy.

JUN JONES A,t5 ~ QpJce,ions 70 the HEX
hef-lav, when applied to Jane Jane Jones
CONTENDS stooty fer liquor law. as appi-
eaoie to John. James argument Is eonc,u.
elye aud simple. When John docs LIQUOR.
he does lick her. When John don't LIQUOR,
ne don't lick. her; therefore. If John emit
liquor, he won't lick her; the coaelasoa she
wishes to reach.
A young poet out vest, in describing bea-
ven, says it's q world of bliss, fenced in
with girls Where's the 1aan that won't re-
pent now?
Reading makes man full saws Bacon
ana Fashion makes full woman. saws
faneh; for certainly a woman as she is
dressed according to the present fasbioa
could not we'll be made fuller.
The young woman who ate 1ozsn noah
es, half dozen apples, the same number o.
pears, three raw tomatoes, and half ,iot
CT plums, within half day, says she kaows
fruit amt wholesome
Il say, mister, wasn't yoa bora in the
middle of the week 7" said IA innn,lent mr.
chm to a man with severe pair of eros.
eyes.
No, you little devil, why?
Case, see you're alters lo5kipg- both
ways for Sunday"
hardware SIRE. .gs, Jo,i n - -, 80 nv.
nsils, do your
Certainly W. 10 ,o,,,,a -, LII.
tendance. '''2 ss-'A :" a.
Then + vii i.o,,bio g., - =
nails ia,, rot - -. - " toe
his mains : -.-9 Ass'4 'oi
ohe "y 'ae other day borrowed stick
u eahay 'ro'a Il eamrade, to show lin he
it. and then tv.ssl L:,nsnif .iaa4 =, .'.sg"uu
WAYS to extract i b,,+ 1T an..ti, :ns'..o1
his companion that ). h,J ;jrao ,+U' Wv .io.
part of the tyicl9 ''' ~ : wen ''''''
uoofs ASo lia2aorHoBIA-One virtue at
least, mas oeen discovered ia the ladies' hoop
$500 '''9' s''''''0' '''' '"e "e''rers'
SHOOTING. II say, friend, is there any
thing to shoot about hereY asked Ken
. .I:hy sportsman s Of a ii'tle boy Wal, no.
~ 49, y' ~. lii ,;,, uese, OUT 'he schooihaster
10 oosi' Tue MI yohdef; you can pop HIM
o'ef
An old maid was once asked to subscribe
TO newspaper. She answered no !: she al.
ways made her o,ea aces. No doubt Of it.
A str;..,, r.ho,o -, ,.. -,
.acbnsatts on 'o s ,st u,a gentleman III MAS
Sunday, was extolling to his son Frank the
merits Of the sermon. Il have heard, my
son." said he, one of the most truthful SER
mons ever delivered before Christian soci.
ETY., 1t carried lae to the gates of heaven.
Wen, 'asner. replied Frank, you'd better
nave aplgea H. then' iof youl never have
aho'her ssuch a chahce
wears. and ,e1 carried hnr She t,,,,ed
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JUST RECEIVED.

A our store Corner of BANK SQUARE by
Cloths. Blankets for Negroes. Bed and Shawl Ban-
kets, Flannels Linseys and Kerscys, Brown and
Black shoetngs and Shifting, Baggings, Osnaburg,
Brown and Black Drilling, Domestic Plaid and
Stripes, 100 prime, new style Calcoes. Manchester
Checks and Ginghams, Cassimeres, Merinoes, Plain
and Printed Mouslins Alpaccas, Cambria. Jaconets,
Nice Lawns. Hosiery, Comforts, Worked Collars and
Sleeves, Ribbons, Ribbon Belts, large assor tment,
Black laces, Black Fringcs, Dress Trimmings, Fan
~ Trimmings, Black Silks, &C., &c. Sep ~
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Near Near the National Hotel.
BEAUTIFUL SPP1EG G00DS,
PIPER e PUYKHOUSER.

#fas - = - rf1fs W. Wv a "a " CobH. tss'
GUILD coll yonr particular attention to their
w large snd well seleetedstock scasonable Goods.
reat attentionhas been paid to Ladies' Dress Goods,
any other in Stanton. We will only partcularize
lew kinds, viz. Fancy and Black Silk, Silk Robes,
berage and Tissue Robes Organizes, Printed Jaco-
Tissues, Dotted Swiss, Plain Berages and Muslns,
Lisle Thread Second Mourning Bingham, Stelal
Shawls, Grape do, Parasois Bleaehcd and Brown
Good, Prints, Hosiery, Trimmings, Hoped Skirts,
Britliantes, &C., &c.
We are determined to cell our Gooae at asmall sd
vance for Cash or to punctual customers.
April 10, 1856
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Vt1OGeN WUa,e,

< = III as Tabs. charns, Half BusAel and Peck
- Measures, Horse Buckets, Painted and Cypress
Buckets Wash Boards of all kinds, Flour Buckets.
Butter and Lard, Cans &C., &c, direct from Tho
n anuiaeturer, at
Oct Is, SO. j. BRANDEBURG &C. cos
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DISSOLUTION.
Notice..

I HEREBY notify all persons indebted to thu con-
L Germs of 9. /. Cochran Il Co. and C. T. Coch-
ran, by bond or otherwise, to come forward and
make payment. Allwho may have claims against
either ofsad concerns will present them or cs 10
me for settlement. An early adjustment ofaccounts
cstly desired.
=asaA 4. asa WM. G. STERRlTT,
Trustee Of C. T. Cochran.
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Negroes Wanted,

AN stillin marketlor the purchase OF negroe
such as wiisuit the southern n rket Person Nav
ing such would o we'll by calling on the subscribe
IN person or byl after. Ny address is Waynesbor,
Augusta County "a. JOHN b. SMITH.
jane %, lS56.--6m.
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FALL ABE.
AREA z3E-Nsssss4 Es4es gss.Nss
TT94e 77oNsl CONE 4ED SEEl
" KILLER & I,EOpnIp

4 Blrwcll'scorner, opposite Il. Crawford's Store
"A have just received their supply OF FALL AND
WlSih Err CLOTHING, to which they invite the a t
tention Of the public. Their Stock consists Of Dress
C9ats, Froeh Coais, 0rer Goats, Vests Cloaks Pan
talooEs. Crayats, Suspenders Shiits, Drawers.
Boots. Shoes iia,s, Caps, Socks, Stockings, Hand
keschefs in word every .hing in the clothing line
from the finest to tho coaiest, and in every VARIETY
OF style. Alsc a lot OF Trunks, ,atchels Urnbref
las, aad vs:io4s other articles unnecessary to men
ton.
Gentlemen Of the towu and country are respcct-
fully invited to catl before purchasing elsewhere
and calls from the ladies would not be objected to
The Subscribers and their assistants will always take
pleasure in showing their goods, whether persons
buy or not, free Of charge. Their clothing is made
up in the best manner, aud in quality and price are
bound to ple9se. This is branch of an extensive
manufacturing estao ishment in Baltimore, which
has been in existence for the last fifteen years from
which they at any time order any article desired
which NAV happen not to be on hand but their stock
is now nl and complete, and their advantages for
supplying the wants OF the public unsurpassed.
Come one, come all, and see the most extensive and
best arranged clothing establishment in the country
and supply yourselves from top to toe with the most
elegant or the NEST common suit the most accom-
dating terms. WELLER IL LEOPOLD
Sept. u, 1856.
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TINE subscriber takes this method of saving to
l. his friends who eonsign Produce to TylorS
Son, or request orders to be flied, that having for
the past thirty years been tactivey engaged in the
purchase aud sale of Tobacco, Vheat, f9onr, Corn,
Bacon, Bader. Lard, eioeef Seed, and ererg des-
ERUPTION Of Merchandise. aters himself to be able
to give satisfaction as his particular attention will
be devoted TO this portion Of the business.
JOHN TYLER
Refer to VIM. Withrow, jr., Waynesboro, John
j. Bell do, A. NJ. Mostly stanton, II. J. Craw-
ford, do. and to leading business and farmers
Richmond. Aug. 80, Is5s.-lst Jan.
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NOTICE.

VIE eopartn rship heretofore existing under the
l style OF BRlGHTWELL HOPE, Of Staunton,
Augusta county, Va, on the LIST inst expired by
limitation. We will, from this time, commence self
ing our stock of Dry Goods at cost and ca rriage
Tor cash only, and will continue the same until the
entire stock is disposed of; during which time we
will keep hand general assortment of Groceries
aud Liquors, wholesale and retail VII ch will be sold
at small advance for cash. In order to close up
the business IS soon as practicable, we hope, and
shall expect all who are indebted to u.s. either by
bond or open account, to come forward and settle
their respective dues wthont further notice.
PTOLEMY BRIGHTWELL
Sept. @, 1856 I'm. ROBERT ). HOPE.
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IMPORTER.

A diploma of the frst class. was awarded by the
Virginia Mechanics Institute, fer the promotion of
the Mechanis Arts, to Samuel Sutherland, of Rich
mona, for a of Guns Pistols, and Rifles ,exhb-
tied at the Exhibition of Articles of American Man
uiacture, held in the City Of Richmond, the 10th
dav of Nov. 1854.
Richmond, May 3, ls56.-ly.
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HOW a zssb ASSOCIATION
p n l. DELI HiA,
TkfPf1RT hJNNJTN C.7nnr,r,~,

\
TWO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such
a as Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness, impo-
reHee, Gonorihsa, elect, Symphilis, the vice OF
0nanism or Self-Abuse, &C., &c,
The Ho%ard Association, in view Of the awful de-
strueion of human life caused by the Sexual disea
SEES, and the receptions practised upon the unfortu
nate victims of such diseases by Quacks have direct
ed their Consulting Surgeon, as Charitable Act
worthe OF their name. to give Medical Advice Gratis
TO all persons thus afflicted who apply bylette, with
a description OF their condition, Gage, Occupation
habits of lite. &c. and in of extreme poverty
and suffering, to Furnish Medicines Free of Charge
The Howard Association is benevolent Insti
tuition established By special endowment for the re-
lief Of the sick and distressed afflicted with viruent
andepdemis Diseases 1t hasnow surplus of means
which the Directors have voted expend in adyeris
ing the above notice. 1t isneedess to add that the AS
sociation commands the highest Medical skill OF the
age, and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
Just published, by the Association, Report on
Sperinato rhoea, or Seminal Weakness. the vice Of
0nansln, Masturbation or Self. A buse, and ether
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting
Surgeon, which will be sent by mail Gin a sealed en-
yelope), Free of Charge, on the receipt of Two
Stamps for postage.
Address Dir. GEO. r. CALHOUN, consul.ipp
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South NINTH
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the Dircc-
tors. EZRA ID. MEANWHILE Pres;dant
use. fAisea'Lp, Soc. Sept. 20, lSae--ip.
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A FINE assortment of Hair Brushes; Infants
IA do; Tooth do; Nail do. For sale by
JAS. G.. LAIRD.
staunton, August ls, 1885,
DERUFIAN GUANO-A full SUNNY Of No. /
= Peruvian Guano just received and for sale az
lowest rates by FOWLE & 90.
Alexandria, Apri. 10, 1856.
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forms. His great success in those
long standing and difficult cases,
such as were formerly considered
incnrable, is sufficient to commend
him to the public as worthy of the
extensive patronage which he has
received. Within the last eight
years DR.. S. has treated more than
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Cheap Furniture Ter Cash.
O0 FINE SOFAS, DiYans and retes; Marhle-tep
~ and plata Bureaus; Cottage aud Jenny Lind
Bedsteads Wood aud Marble Centre Tables; any
quantttsn Of other Furniture always on hand, the
lowest rates.
The style Metallic easa always on hand.
June Il, 1856. A d. CHANDLER
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j. T.. ssiIlesnjc.

GTIfL continues to do all kinds of Plain and Or
- naInental Painting, Graining, Glazing, PAPER
hanging, &C., on the most reasonable terms
Letters on business addressed to him at taunton.
Va. will receive prompt attention.
July 5, ls56--ly.
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TRUE TURF OIL.

VS0R old Sores of every description On AN or on
4 Beast, bruises and Sprains, o lcers and Feons,
ocaids and burns Sore Legs and Chilblains, Fresh
Cut Wounds Cramp and letter Stings OF Insects,
ennds under the Nails, lniianed Breasts, CLAN
dniar Tuners, Cracked Heel Sore Back, SpIint
aud SPAWN, Sweeney and PoIevile, Withcrs and
Marbles, Chafe and Chcsfounder, Ringbone and
Sandcraek, Windgall and Numbness, Saddle Gall
and old Strains, Swelled Legs and Stiffness Of
JOINTS, warranted TO cure aud no danger from ex-
posure to cold. Applied to Burns at once it leaves
no scar. Price so and rs cents per bottle Read
the folto@ng.
RIoHNosp, January l6, 1855.
Ressra. Dore DC Co.:-For about seven years my
negro SIMON had an ulcer the shinbonc of ono
of his legs. He has had the very best medical adj
vice, and the strietest attention from myself The
sore had been repeatedly poulticed and burn: with
caustlc Atintervals whilst giving and applying
the medicine, he has been kept low diet, and also
kept perfectly quiet, with the limb elevated Some
times the sore would be as large as the palm Of a
mans hand, and at others nolarger than halt dime
and even when it had attained this small size would
break out again. | became entirely discouraged
about it, and one day while in yorr store, asked
you what must do for it; you gave me a bottle Of
your Turf Oil, and after using three bottles, (by
the direction) il entirely healed Previous to
the time of using it, he had lost months from his
work, but since he has never lost day. wiadd I,
that have expended, uselessy, on his lin b. about
two hundred and fifty dollars. 1t gives me pleasure
add to the many you have, this testimonial of the
virtues Of your Turf Oil.
Very respectfully, S. E. SHELTON
A congratulated by permission from a lady of
this city:
CHESTERFIELD, April 10TH 1856
Nessrs. Dooe Dc Co.--Having used your Turf Oil /.
and finding it to be such fine medicine. think it
due to you that you should know it. My daughter,
about two years ago. fell on the rocker of chair
and bruised her thigh very much it soon assumed
tAe foru of boil. and bee very sore had il
aneed By ply cian, but that did not relieve it -
1t became running sore, and continued for near
ly two years. tried every medicine could hear
of, with no effect until was induced 10 try bot
tie eff your Turf Oil,-after using one bottle and a
half it entirely healed. havo since use it for
other sores and found the same benefit You are at
liberty to use this as GU think proper. :
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-08
Public Notice.

WILL attend to the adjustment and collection of
- all claims committed to my care with fidelity.
NY Office can be found in Court House aliey, above
eeo. NJ eoehran's Law office. refer enquirers to
any respectable business citizen of our place. and to
an such IN The county who aay know me. My address
". G.. STERRETT.
Jan. 2e, ls56.-Spect. and Y. American copy.