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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-21

HAVING bee5fhe the owner by purchase, of all
i / the Stock of Goods belonging TO, and ~ the
debts due To the late firm of HuILER h co. ard
transact and conduct bushes ON my account. and to
receive and receipt fol any debt due either of Said
concerns, and grant full aequittance of the same
hereby ratiiying whatever my said agent may 10 in
the premises ana IN ing name. Witness my hand
and seal, this End day of June 1850.
June 7 JAMES II. FRAzER. ISeall
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On Sunday morning, June 18th, near the Bath
Alum Springs, Mrs. LUoINDA, wife of Henry, Slime
spring, aged SO years, months and IA days, after
an Illness of months. She leaves husband and 10
children to mourn her irreparable loss.
Near Spartapolis, in Rockingham, on Saturday
morning June l4th, Mrs. LILEY HoLsIsaER, wife Of
Mr. John Holsinger. She was delivered Of twin in
fants the day before, and was buried Sunday with
both infants in her arms. Her age was 81 years, ii
month aud % DAYS.
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VALUABLE LAND IN MARKET,

TN pursuance of deed of trust executed on the
i Goth day of October 1854, to the undersigned by
George Rankin shall proceed, the premises on
Saturday the 3lst day Of May next to sell at public
auction for cash, parcel of land containing
25S Sd Acres.
Cor so much thereof as may be necessary to meet
the purposes of said dced.) Said land is in the
County Of Augusta on the waters of Middle River,
adjoining the lands Of Samuel b. Finley, John Hoof
and others. The land Is of frstirate quality, well
improved with good buildings and is one of the best
Farms in the county.
The title is believed to be hdspntable, but aeting
trustee shall convey such title only is vested
in me by said Deed. N. X. TROUT,
April rs, i656.-Spcc. copy. Trustee.
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BLACksMTH,s TOOLS 40

+ HAvBhu hand a full supply of Toools for Black
smiths, viz Bellows of all siEes) Anvils Of vari-
DDS qualities ;ssofid box and common Vices; Screw
Plates, Of best quality and all sizes; Hammera
sledges Rdsps, Files. Rod and Round Iron Buggy
ind Wagon Tire; Wagon Boxes, de-. De- All IL
which am prepared tbeell at the very lowest rates
sing. GEO T. PKICE
May IL lsaa =
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Csl. 4. s. Gray. Of Rockingham. long
leading whig IN this District. attended the
Ratification meeting in HarrisonbuIg on
Monday. last, and declared his intention in
a" eloquent speech. TO support the C,ncin.
nAu hcMinailon.
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.BENsE a lSkG

fJNllS DAY RECE1yEDAl Dbl Cider Vinegar,
L 20 sacks Salt, PATTERNED and crushed sugara,
Porto Rico Moasses, fierce n D. Mcissses
starch, Prime Indigo. SGdi, buckets, Tubs, Brooms,
Jars, &c, &c,i for sale low for cash or country
produce. WHITE PATTON.
June I, 1856
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Is Consumption Curable.--We tanno. doubt that
IN msny cases of seated Consumption cure has been
effected soloy by the of the Wild Cherry prepa-
ration Of DR.. Wistar. Its healing effect, are GER
tainly wonderful. June Il
A Sure Care for Felon.-Hod the part affected
in Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer for half an
hour and the pain and soreness viii entirely be re-
moved. But don't take our word for 1t when l21a
cents will buy bottle Of it. June 2l-2t
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RENO Y.lL.

r KAMEREH has removed his Watch Making
81 /. and Repairing Establishment to the room d.
rectly opposite the Virginia Hotel, formerly oceu-
pied by WIN. b. Kerr. Thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon him, he re-
spectfuly solicts of the same assured
that he can gise entire satisfaction to all.
Mav II, 1856
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Runaway Black Man in the Jail Of

AOOOOI a OoO1N "A.
WAS committed by a Justice of the Peace of said
w coanty, Black Man about As or Al years Of
age, somewhat grey, with short grey whskcrs, #.
or inches high, and calls himself James. He says
he belongs to Michael Gleason, of Loudotin county,
Va, and left home some time in April last. hope
the Master of said man slave will come forward and
comply with the law in such eases, pay for this pub
location and take him away.
Fl. Z. BRYAN,
June 21.eee $50. Tailor of Augusta county, Va
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

1 Is. W NJ. n HARDIN, Graduate of the Jef!ers
~ son Medical College of Philadelphia, of the New
York Medical College, of the city Of New York. Of
the New York opthaimic Hospital and also having
certificate Of honor conferred upon him by Profess
sor Ogden. Doremus Of the Chemical Laboratory
o. the city OF New York, signed by Horace Green,
ultv OF the New York Medical College, and tse ex-
perience OF seven years in the practice OF Medicine
ohers ms services to the eitizeas Of Middlebiook
Augusta county, and surrounding country.
naYihg spent the past winter in the various Modi-
cal Collegcs Hospitals and Dispensaries in the eity
Of New York, and also having taken course Of Mi
itary Surgery under Isdor Gluck Surgeon in CHIEF
OF the hungarian army, will pay especial attention
to orERArlvE SURGERY, diseases of Females and tbs
Respiratory OrgGna.
lie may be found at the MiddIebrook Hotel. or the
Office lately occupied by DR.. Warwick, unless pro-
fessionay engaged.
Mag II. lS55-5i
SPRING AND SUMNER CAMPAIGN IN REA
- Dl MADE CL0THING.-R Corner OF W.
g,nid Hotel.-The undersigned begs leave to state
that independent of all pfrty associations he pre-
sents himself once more to the bsblc for their Kind
Clothing for the Spring and Summer Campaign. II
tho quality, quantity ina richness eff my stock is IL
De the criterion to secure success AM am assured
10 carry on the palm of victory. shall Use Avery
honorable means to secure sales, without sacrifice
OF principles q. e. prices.) Running as a no-partv
man, asking yoor support in my business, YOU ear.
without enoangering your fair reputation for ctnsis-
,ency, give me call in the selection of ysur Cloth
ing ter the approaching season, and can sssure you
snat VIII be as much to your advantage ~ 10 nine
iou shaii engage in the campaign with no slupsard
Will put with the motto, II must and will succeed
ny STOCK comprises more than the usual variety Of
t'uthinv, from Cheap Summer Saif, COSTING "a 4
ee the finest Dress Suit of S25.
c%me, then, and give your support to your very
| "oeoien. servant, JACOB POLITE.
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NOlfce,

r OST! LOsT!l LOsTii!-$6 REWARD.--The
IL subscriber lost his Pocket Book, contang one
$50 and one SIS note, and valuable papers, on Wed
nesday evening last (June 4th, 1862 between the
American Hotel and Peter Engemans on the hid
dlebrook road. A reward of SIS will be given to
any one finding the pocket-book who will leave the
same with Baylor Baylor.
June 7, lS5S-3t JOHN HUTCHINS.
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That Secret Treaty.

DY the baltic we learn that Russia is much exer-
ID cised respe citing secret treaty entered into be-
tween France, Great Britain and Austria. We have
1t in power TO explain this treaty, which is
ly mutual obligation between the parties named to
patrouiss the new Brown Stone Clothing Hall of
ROCKHILL WILSON, Nos. 2o6 and 2O7 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia. June Ia
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UERROTYPIss. AND AmRRn.
TVnE0

FINISHED in she highest style Of the art spss
warranted Ia give satisfaction, at the most rea
sonable prices, at my SKyIl9uT GALLERY
u. MILD
n. p distractions given in the art, and Lupu.
supplied vita MY own Manufactured Instruments
tho superiority Of which is confirmed by my receiv
ing so4t tirss premiums at tho Exhibition in Bsl3
has ana faasdelphia. Nh
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FINAL. N0TlCE

yv,uE debtors 6f i. A. DAVIS co. are hare
nv notified that i they do not settle their dael
between this time and the lst of July they will b.
euea without respect 10 person.
W. H. HARTMAN.
June IA, 1885 Trustee
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For Rent.

HAVE for rent Urge Room in the basement of
Il the Lutheran Church, well suited for a School or
other purposes, such as Shoe-shop Furniture Room,
AZ, &C., .-r GEO. BAYLOR.
June 81, 1856.
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%. Hon Chseles j. Faulkner will deliver an
soiless betgs ,n- Ais@'nic fraternity Of HsIri.
sol t%se en fes 4 u Of July
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r SHAW having disposed Of lis ih.eres. to John
IL. T. King in Union Forge, near Waynesboro /,
the partnership heretofore existing under the style
of Shaw Patterson, ha, been dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons owing the concern or having
claims will call on Alex. Patterson who will rec eli o
or pay the same. l.. SHAW,
jane 2l-Spec. copy st ALEX. PATTERSON.
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1 90 E

A Lecture on the '.origin, Rise, and Progress If
Odd Fellowship" will be delivered before Staunton
Lodge, No. rs, /. o. o. F., on Thursday evening,
the 18th inst. At the Odd Fellows Hall after which
the Degree of REBkecA will be conferred all La
dies who may be entitled to- and present themselves
therefor:
All members OF the Louge and brethren in good
standing are invited to attend.
By or.ier of the Lodge
Teste-JAS. F. PATTERSON, Sec.
June Al, 1856.
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OUR MOTTO Is SELL or GIVE AWAY
NTE have now in our store 1000 Cloth Dress and
w Frock Goats, all sizes and prices; 1000 Sum-
NOR Coats, all kinds $4,000 do. Pens, frcm rs cts.
up TO $40; 1900 Yeats, from $50 cts up to $40 al
SO the largest Stock of Gents Furnishing Goods that
has ever been brought here before.
Call soon at WELLER Il LEOPOLD'S, Main ST.,
in the Corner Store lately occupied by 7. G. Bur.
WELL June 2I-2t
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To ali who have Accounts to
COLLECT.

WE have mcde arrangements by which we will
w be enabled from the LIST OF July to the LIST of
September, to collect and close up accounts in any
part Of the county, for a reason bic Commission
Merchants and others having basiness of any kind to
be attended to, IRE requested to call upon before
the lst Of July. IMBODEk 1 McLUE.
June 1l-3t ~
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NOTICE.
Rev. DR.. Rice will preach in The Baptist Churc h
next Lords Day, the 22d inst, II clock, A. NJ.
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On the 10th inst, by Rev. DR.. Mcfarland, WAL
TEN W. Lsro1R, ESQ.,, of Lenoir, Il. c., aud Hiss
Coaxrnal, daughter Of the late John B. Christian,
of Augusta county.
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Hollomdy's Ointment and Pills. will cure Asthma
and all disorders Of the Chest--Henry Vincent, Of
Selma, Alabama, was almost martyr to asthma for
nineteen years, which literally shook him to pieces
and made him as thin skeleton, SO that he nei
thsr enjoyed rest by night or by day. He tried
many things fer the OF this complaint, but they
did not benefit him. About three months ago, he
commenced taking Holloway's Pills, and well rub
bling the Ointment into the chest night and morning.
immediately he gave these remedies fair trial, he
was able 10 sleep at night. by persevering with
them for only seven weeks, every sy mptom OF his
disorder left hiID. His friends who have not seen
him for some time, now hardly know him, he has 30
wonderfully improved. June 2l
WILD CHERRY BALSAM
= - The following is worthy the attention of all
who are interested for themselves or friends:
DR.. s. w, Fonle.-Uear Sir In Offering my ties
timony in favor of your WISTARS BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY l speak from my experience,
having received signal benefit from the of one or
two bottles which were urged upon me by an apoth-
ecsry, who backed up bis recommendation by Civ
ing some extraordinary results from its se, hav
ing come within his knowledge had taken vio-
lent cold, followed by deep seated cough, which
frequently produced vomiting, with pain in the side.
breathed with difissty, hsd night sweats lost my
Appetite insshort, was completely prostrated.-
Ny physician prescribed for me, but found no re-
lief. commenced taking the Balsam in small de-
SEES At first, and almost Immediately began to i'm
prove My cough abated, my strength returned.
and in q few weeks was able to attend to my bust
ness usual / feel indebted to Wistars Balsam
make whatever use you please Of this statement.
very respectfully '0' ROYAL Slii SMITH.
Mono genuine unless signed /. BUTTS on the
SETH W. FOwLE 4 CO., 1873 Washington St.,
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by DR.. j. c. NJ. Mer-
rillat and J. 4. Laird, Staunton Va. and by their
agents everywhere. June II, 1885,
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Davis Pain Killer.

BhooKLYH, Conn, June, Is, 1854.
FR,rSp DAVIS Although stranger to you, l take
~ liberty o. addressing few lines to you, for the
M. saving few words in favor Of your N.
PPalasble mso.cne. .s.sye used your Pain Killer
for . number OF years, TO. boHs, complaint and
burns, and in fact for pains Of az kinds. l, think
tery. one yery violent. was attacked az O'Clock
in the morniag, and at sunrise was not able to get
of my bed, sent and got twenty-five cent bottle
of your Pain Killer, which commenced taking
cording to your directions, and at O'Clock in the
evening my bowels were regular and was up and
moving about, although somewhat weak. l would
recommend all similarly afflicted to avail themselves
of your invaluable medicine.
ELMER WILLIAMS
Sold by Druggists, Grocers and Medicine Dealers
everywhere. June 2l--sw
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Syringe and AxIes.

Just received, a fall supply of Springs. Axles.
- Hub Bands, nashers. tae ct mi sises. Boses
&e De- all Of which will be sold at the very 10 wet
msrSe' rates GEO. Z, PRICE. >
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U County Levy for Rockingham has been
fixed at8i,o5, and the Parish Lsvy a, 90 cts.
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STAPLES, MARTIN 4 Co,
Grocery and Flour Merchants

oIAUN IUN, VA,
N Plaster. Fine Salt, No. ! Sacks. G. A. SAL
wei, hiied, Coffee, of all kinds, Sugars Of all kinda
Muasses and Syrups of all qualities, besides everv-
liquors.
Staunton, Feb. 2, 1ssx
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ROstNOnesnenf,

4 r the request of George Rankin, the sale of hi,
N valuable Tract of Land, above advertised, is
postponed to Saturday, the 2lst day of June 1885,
when it certainly will be sold. N.kl TROUT.
May 81, 1866. Trustee
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Stop the Runaway

sup ING KUHaWayE
KAN away from the subscriber, on Sunday night,
= = the 9Th inst, his apprentice, named JOSEPH
II. BURNETT, aged about 10 years. large and heshy,
quite laxative, has n toerably good command OF
Parts ana Vests. ANY person who will apprehend
and retnrn him to me, will be rewarded with ONE
GENT in money, and no thanks.
Al persons are warned not to harbour, employ or
furnish him with thing, az will enforce the law
against any person So offending,
June 2I-3t.s FLEMING b. MOON
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cheap Furniture For Cash

Cheap Furniture For Cash.
RI FINE SOFAS, Divans and Tetes; Marble top
~ and plain Bureaus; Cottage and Jenny Lind
Bedsteads; Wood and Marble Centre Tables any
quantity OF other Furniture always on hand, at the
lowest rates.
The new style Metallic Cases always on hand.
June 81, 1856. A. ID. CHANDLER.
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Mr.. Buchapan's Record.

We refe: the reader to the extract from
the speech of Judge Douglas delivered in
New York at the recent ratification
meeting. for the record of Mr.. Buchanan
upon all the great questions which have
agitated the country for the past 20 years.
1t shows where he stands, and is an ample
refutation Of the stale and thread bare
charges which the little party hireings are
Kissing at him. Next week, we will give
extracts from the vety admirable speech
OF Gov. Wise at the Richmond Ratifca-
tion meeting, corrobora.ing the statements
Of Judge Douglas. We challenge a COM
parison with the acts Of Millard Fillmore.
But more of this anon.
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'NNE Nadersigned is prepared 10 mt nm Iirhtn;,,,
Rods any place in Augusta, or the adoinipss
eoansAes in the speediest and most substantial W an
ser. ms teams are constantly in service, ip meet
ing tAe demands for these truly useful articles Lich
every owner Of house or Barn should have. Or
aers received at any time.
Address JOHN D.MAHON.
Mar 24-tf National Hete, Staunt,r q.
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VALUABLE .uass for Sale.

HE'S Twenty five years of age, very black, good
~ farm hand and wagner, and very intelligent.
Enquire st this office Immediately.
June Il, ls56-2t*
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FOR RENT.

rINHE large Brick Dwelling Hassc belonging u IN.
L estate of j. b. Biz exnridge de..u., s,tn.,aS
near the Court Hesse. Apl TO es
:, RREc-IAR,rGE
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A FEW Tu0i,sxNn

LIME havana Segars. ofsaperisr 9uals,y iast re
L ceived. Come aud try them.
kO. j. GhESDf,
Per, c. 7. CccasAs.
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w, i he american publishes WnaI pur-
ports to be the proceedings meeting of the
people Of Lancaster, Penn, in 1919, at
which resolutions were adopted opposing
the introduction of slavery into any more
territory, and which were reported BY
James Buchanan as chairman OF commit
tee OH resolutions. Hon Clancy Jones,
in recent speech in the House of Repre-.
sen,a,ires, fatty denied that Mr. Buchanan
bad anything 10 do with the meeting, and
that he never saw the resolutions until they
were in print. Blu: what if he had report
ed such resolutions! If the question had
been submitted to the people as late as
1882. they would hate adopted similar
resolutions. Did not G w Summers, Jas
Mcdowell, C Faulkner and other men
distinguished now for their defence of the
institution Of slavery, advance then just as
strong objections 10 slavery3 But Mr.
Buchanan never signed or reported the
resolutions alluded TO.
The SPECTATORS CoNsisTENcY.-The
Spectator approves and applauds the letter
Of Mr.. Fillmore. as model production
The letter, in effect, repudiates the Me-
bfaska Bill. The Spectator professed some
time since to approve in whole and detail
that act. This endorsation Of Mr. Fill
mote's letter by the Spectator is in keep
ing with it's approval of the Black Repub-
lican resolution of the Staunton Conveu-
ton. The Spectator, six months ago, was
one OF the boldest Of the friends oil the
Nebraska Bill. It has been whipped
and frightened from that position, how.
ever, and it now follows after the light Of
Mr.. Stuart. So we 60
DEMOCRATIC RArrFlcATIoN.-In smother
column will be found the proceedings Of
the town ratification meeting. The Court
House was well filled on the occasion, the
speeches animated and lnspirit.ng, and the
audience full Of the Buck and Breck" fe-
yer. We have never seen the party in
finer spirits, and more eager for the con-
test. The siroDgholds of the opposition
will quake next November.
~ Travel to the Springs has aldready
commenced. We notice on the Hotel
Registers a large increase in the arrivals.
CONTESTED ELEcTloN-Th contested else.
ton Of John R. Kcosier by Giles Dever, in the
county OF Rockingham. resul ei in The cor frma-
ion. by the county court. Of Mr.. Kooger's cleo
ion.
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Ten Gents a Day.
The Spectator of the 18th makes allu-
sion to the slanderous charge that Mr. Bu-
chr n an m nda q Eli in The M s. Senate


chsnan made speech in the U. S. Senate.
advocating the reduction OF tile wages OF
laborers to 10 cents per,day. The charge
carries falsehood on its very face. Even
should man think such a thing, he would
have more regard for popular sentiment
and his own reputation than TO give ex-
preston TO the thought. The speech
which has been thus SO distorted by the
base and unprincipled. was delivered in
the u. S. Senate in 1910, in favor OF the
Sub. Treasury, and in reply to speech of
Mr. Clay III favor Of u S Bank. Noth-
ing that Mr. Buchanan said could be by
any fair or even forced Interpretation con-
strued to favor such a monstrous PROPOSE
ton. We lorbear any further remarks
upon the subject this week, but shall pub
Iish so much of the speech in our next
issue. as relate. to: he subject of currency,
or is at all pertinent to the refutation Of
this base SANDER. As an act Of sheer hon
esty and justice, we will then ask the
Spectator to correct its libelous article.
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Nutl(.c.

r1NHE andc-,ighed having sola their a,dwarc
Il Store to Messrs. Hartman Trotte., are now
DESTROYS of closing up their business without DELAY
Our accounts are drawn OIL. Those indebted To ia
will please call and pay, or least close their &C
counts. WATTS i RICHARDS
Msy 81, 1856.
JNOR THE LADIES.-From this time forward
Il Ladies' Dress Goods can be had at reduced pri-
oes and those wishing Berages, Chaliie De LANES.
Silks, &C., will DO well to call upon j. n. NELSON
two doors above the Marble Yard, Call seca
May 81, 1895
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CONTESTED ELEcTloN.-The contested else
ton Of John R. Kcosier by Giles Dover, in the
county OF Rockingham. resul ei in The cor frma-
ion. by the county court. Of Mr.. Kooger's cleo
ION.
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forms. His great success in those
long standing and difficult cases,
such as were formerly considered
incurable, is sufficient to commend
him TO the public as worthy of the
extensive patronage which he has
received, Within the last eight
yaaro Dr G hoe fraota5 y,ora tbo,
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HAS for many years devoted his whole stteottT
4 l. to the treatmentof Private complaints, in 81
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Che n1arkfts.


SrAUNrox, juno 81, 1855.
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o. Travel to the Springs has aldready
commenced. We notice on the Hotel
Registers a large increase in the arrivals.
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DOCTOR BMITH.

NO. TO .. Ut,bUV1E1CTt1ZOu
Esfablishedin order to afford hed17icted soSnd and
Scientific medical aid and for tie ssprssstoa
Quaeksry.
DOCTOR SMITH.
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Annexed, aaa pstees o. the celebrated Bone sofsen1
Igency's Remediss-ROae Solvent, IS cts., 50 cts. ana
ne dollar; Rasitsr LnSssat. for strains. inaanatisa.
est horse power In Anerisa. IS eesss rsens b. nail
n ets); Prairie Hezvs TOMS, 50 etS-sent b. nail =
zane rate Sept. u, as.