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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

EBs. STATE DFMocRAT All article APP
pears in the Gazette Of yesterday, copiet
from a filthy newspaper published Oh the
other side Of the riyer. and edited BY
dranken loafer called Wharrol, il which
he processes 10 give the substance Of AZ
The facts are these: had heard from re-
liable sources That Gen. Nye, While sp Ak
ing at the Fremont Mass Meeting IN Rock
I.land. was badly intoxicated, and while
going up the lie Glare Hall siars that eve
ning. met" Bob" aua party 81 gentle
met coming down, and wishing TO ascer-
,,in The truth asked - Bob e such report
was true He saii il was, and turning, ~
troduced me 10 Gen Nye, ant good-na-
tured interview followed va, 100 polite
~ say what was true. that Gen. Nye was
and "Boh'' was too drunk 10 know much
tia, ma occur went to the "Ciiy Belle"
with Gen NSe, where he let out The secrets
Of the Fillmore and Fren."u, Il i"u Ticket
! ~ Pennsylvania. returnet 10 ~ iaire
Hall, ard "a lItti" past +" O'Clock ! met
I Gen. I'VE al ih- IT, Cld'Ie Hou,', tnh Ia II
! hort time vert 10 ,ny home Any man
/ who a,~ei hat Gen. Nye va uot drunk
wifulh OF .suordnily stale, A. Wiru'h.
4 did moi intend 70 speak ~ II. hBt Az 'It-o'
/ friend. The degraded Wia,ion, and n
u n - 81 ~ :,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
Wilson Il HARLEY. - This q

WILSON Il HARLEY. r. This euter
prising firm of young men are IN me nigh
tide Or prosperity and succe@s ln4 iarse
niles of boxes AMI bales " GTocerieS which
come and 90 from their store b.ioN = Of
fec. is astonishiugiv Iteal. ava ,a,,- =, m
terrier merchants, m a toupt> uE ~ '">l=
600, are almost daiiy mai. ~ it.'u' ihek
at,.od TO their business ssh Jp. a = ~.
that Of buying and selhrs G'"ce 4,
cheap as ANY other wholesale ~s'ab. sf'teat
in the West. ana from 'her '-pt 's'tot IA
the interior counties W conclude th,i 'brY
have established a popularity not likely .
be excelled ny any of on '""ech : IN
/ then. line o. business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

NfSsR. tDlToRN
notice ii The Gazette 'hl> mornng
aenla,. OF one Rsdpaih on he faithful o.
tn. city to forward more AID to The Dave
roft Company a Kansas, or 'ha' they VIII
be forced to tam Ruthan~ itk" Inn I.'a' aad
his cees and paud~r for wins
clifton Of DNenpa-i should iihe
10 know who are the parties comp '-ing ui'
COLONY from here. VITO ever uear 4 them
before
I should also ask ,hr eN-ke' 1" ny
Judge, TO report what wa one win 'ae
! Kan.as fund saiee her. l-e' a. have a
repor,. that Ne NAV know how many q
Beecher's h bies were furnssnel % Pacu'
Kansas. asd also how much event into the
el.ctioneering fund f"r Fremont IN I'm
/ STAT ard Comfy,
/ Y Y n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
X Y. T.

fs- The Hail of the Young Mems
Literary Association wtl n. open to the
public after this date. an addition 70 an
extensive Library Of useful ADJ interesting
works. ther. will AWAY. be found he la
,e., news ! literary Joo-nai-, from III
paris Of ;he United 5 at">. TIE yeaeg
mer Of our city can find NJ hetter reSer'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
" ANI'El,.

Two Boys, ~ Apprentices 10 the
Printing Trade Those from IA to 10
wears of age preferred.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

-Yesterd. ruoon Mr..
Mckickman, who occnf arm OF M
Lambrite, on Duck C.ec@, about two
miles from the City, suffered loss 81
between $500 and $500. hv the oons an
ing # hay by fire.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
LAND FOR SALE.


l,uJh 40 acr lots, n1.g nora q Ne. station
L on tn u and NJ Rsi,rosd sd,o,a tetms
Also Gao acf, s, ouc ul,e narlh 4 Va cheap;
orr,-iialE cash, balance in ons and iwo
Also 800 acreS IL Washngfou 1ea-a, 70 eefes
fine timb IF, and running wat "a pat This lsnd
Is ally / IS miles from Iowa Civ, iue 10 { r. Wash
In sol 81, a i,.s Iysd from lul Us t. laond-
WI e .,id cheap si.d = pfr' na r'
Ais GlDrit ar, Its near Iowa 60 .Httru.
farming mi. ara wei rat.r'-'
Ais. La III NJ, y nlventp,,t 49, ~ IFS ire
from 20 ire By 2srl ls acre .t'iti en- 4 " lisl
halaD5a Ia 400 lwe wears.
A,>1, b IgS eI s.tua,va 49, ~ NE L 4 lar.il-
rnrt ~ ssa "a anrr tens.
.l.o, sea aui-h.d v haas 4. ina estt
! rJo,as = - lar Wed u 1Hi stab't. ha7 n
| l. ga /. n lie Ln.; f,um ~ ls vatpry 40 b
se : lag port 2 oi ~ tity, Ok | ID I'D
| NJ
| A.. several p,s r.lidlugs -
wesld r. a IN re- natl' ms !.
! sT.f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

EF HARPER for Novcn,L,, Ia
arrived at Eli Adams Booe Ro"r. u
by the way. il is sple.,li humbe
crammea full of chnirer-siing Eversi
shonia have COPY Adams has II
c,ivet Cooley q ,h,m o'.l Peterson.
azife.. u oil whirh VII found
- = ibina
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

r. We call attenti IA L. i!' -, u
.. John G.mmeil, Lithog' 'nhe FL n,
ana M1p Publisher, la2 Lab, ,ii e. thi-
cago. H. i prac zeal 20 ui ,>lii ->e-
cue all ord.-- eni.Isied n rea'tles, d
despatch
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
Premiums Awarded ~ the Ghtsd
Annual Fair OF the low" state
NyrScuilurnl >OcIcO.
..s-xo |, snos, Ron>s-rpoRo'- ." re' ;.

AGRICULTURAL >OcscS.
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Lhs- VI l, sIipHt RoRNs-TH"F"t ~ tti ~
.,,.... uu. -,
b.,i Ban Van Metre phN'f MUS. Lee 'tl..' I
f'gsna ."i ..,,,. w., g, risna,D 1y I
psy, Van ta,yn o. arIom:' al ,.,., lo,oo
2 h#sf. tH"",i by. W. ''Hl>'h' = 80 (.
y"
>"
. 'aat yar ID hl"u'" ~ ''' 700 $40
a.. 81, dipleina and Nv 4
.aa-, .nan John = o'.inn'sr ~" '"a2 =.
%.st "rrt'n." Plum "'s".r '.'a',' sa'nt'. /
4. "a Farmer
: 'pil e''t. faebsu'n' y" Z Y" ~ l IT,,
rrne"hhtN
- - eh'N pau y ! ~
- ina aud 100"
- ts.t, Al ~ "i",''' W. Jun ,ono I
~ ut. ----@-.J IN VI 't1h"i' : ."'' Gu. y
80
= lr.I.rr ..ltra.d, lucy B,ruam, y" stu i
- l. :, ,oante, diploma ioo
~, p ar rae, VA , ia, NaI Burr
Mt. 30
81 t.>t ~. = - -. '""a 'ri''I'
..r...tu, IA. N..t. rU ~
-
n
shoKf hoSNs-ftLL Hipo"
- 'ull. Nm Brahny. SCOT county fin''N''a md
, u,,,i',s.
D. %
= W. ~ ~, a.
9 ! 30
= Hh ttr
~ 49, = = 80
u 7 , ..a t
-. n 100
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ast...t vp,, Nor,.,. J,.,...5,,.un,,. 5.m
o. - !" ~ !. ~ -, o. > I. A ,ri,,,
Il = = ,''' = % %
Il ttd,f,}ss =, -, D.. - -, 10. y 49,.
so "a -. '''.'" "'' 40
81 - '''..' ""' 500
j., - ~ r.
~, ~ ~ ~, a., ~ Rlr !, ..un.", 500
"H's - - s.a.. tou
pEvoSs
B..t run, n Il Bit Jtut.> We . Ma Il , ..,e
drlorua au4 30"
R,t snil . az 90 fr'hN.ih h'''''' ~, ~
'","s I'm I'D, Ian, We i. Mn-ratine "a 500
z "a te,t. Jam Wee! Mu,catinf county 500
B.-t COW .Rns,' Jane Nd M"~c"'ine '",.I'ty
,..,.., ,,ro, ka,. u,,s arm. ~.
.,ti',1a' srd l",'
mt NJ 'i,,iam, aud 1900
I'm / ,.,..Jd o,,raro ,ittiau, 10 az
r = e." pa, Mad. dipl,n,a l5n,
Bsst h iE.e csif low, 9'@
..,,,,,.s,.
h = bod, Iowa = q HON M"seaiin.''atits
o,'
- hest YEAR old. A. wa Fff- M is..t u :
tatus county. F"
cunt u"
Best eew Lag Cr"gket, Ipl n" 80
I'd best Que n fhiltP waH"nr, Louisa e MY
3. hest, Nictnrid, Plum alh.f' uies' : !
49,
Best h"Hei vars OH 'al"rN 49, ~ =
COMFY, ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
LEiDED SPECIAL NOTICES.


Pills.-The combinations VI iasfe4ieils III N i'
inc re suft ofa l3ng and extensive practice ihe,
,r, mid il ihess operation, and eeriai" IA 0'''""t
All irregGlar.a painful nsnst guttnin efh"'is ~
ps,raciotis hether from cod ~ o'hsr 49, hs~'-
he pam N th.side paiptatict q ~ NE '"'t
II si,-p, which arise frum int.rrGptirt x r.
,hcs ian be s4aaeesfnly u*, a. a r5"N"A'ANe
l,us should urver be taken Va PREGNANCY :" '"e'
,,ouid sure 70 cause a miscaltiale SNt-''F' "
~ y-retsblr, and free from sny''aa y ''- = ~
). health Erpeit d.raeg.at. sit q '''' % ~
ac.aa,pany zach toS Pric - 70
Br.sR.sts n Ds,euGssa. inH ilnf' rp" =
xastslsnd sect = mst :" 'iirio~'"- - ''f-
,...sL 9A.nan. " ~. Bro.d"'s Nrr i't
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

Sheefts,gs and Shirtssgs,
PAN and Fancy I,ph LlDns
B,saclted az br''wr table Linens
Crab ~ d diapt Tow,lirg
imbriC, Jsc,nrt Swfss ant BOOK
Ausiins, elegant eInbroi-
derod Iac.s Glove
and hosiery
IS nnet triiaming~, Bonnet RIBBONS, BcltincS &c
w woilainYita special attention to our uaagn.li-
csLl STICK Of
CT JIh Tansss,
Broclp Mantle,
BrSche SqusIe.
Back -iis Stella Cashmere
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

A. ,ev.,ai p,s r.L.dlugs ~
was.',i - "a IN uahi' IN,
5D1l -dii
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

As.,sIae a ~, situated .Uta " NE DareiN-
Iort ssia Ii ans.r tens.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
House and Lease for Sale.
tents Furnishing Goods

Is ,ali and complete Of everything pert aiming
winter wardrobe, To all 1T which we wsuld invite
the att.nstn OF friends and TIL public generally.
Ga SREEL = co,
-coseLAt6 ~ ssiy III 40 y i assi Third sfs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
Fine Thread aud Maltese Edg.

iagS.
IA have bv fu the Lars ST snd most pert
l.fCES
brought Ia tits place. comp i.ins al widths and
price Il the best and mo- fss nslis o. 1kcs
IN u-e Plrase examine them NJ
wADSWORTH'S,
octl3-du Opposite L. Claire Hoase
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-14
June Il. 1856:
SALE or REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

A S Executor of jaime A. Cochran, decd, l will
"A sell very desirable and valuable Tract of Land
lying the waters OF Buffalo Branch in the county
of Augusta. adjoining the lands of George Shucy,
Jacob Hoover and others, about two miles South
YVES. OF Ghnrchye, and containing Five Hundred
Acres. TIE land rs OF good quality, finely tim
bered and watered, Hes within . miles of Swocpe's
Depot on the Va. c. r. r.. is convenient to Church
es, School houses, Mills, Stores, Blacksmith Shops,
de-. all things considered, it is in one of the most
desirable localities and neighborhoods in the Valley
1t can be conveniently divided into two Farms, with
n comfortable Log Dwelling House and a good
Spring of water each. will sell it either in one
or separate tracts to suit purchasers.
Also, Tract of Land, lying in the same neigh
borhood, at the eastern base of North Mountain,
the waters oil Rhiskey Creek, containing about -
- Acres. wi tn all necessary improv ements.
\ good Cooper would do well to purchase this land
and carry his trade extensively, be wdald haze
ket for his WORK the different Mills in tho neighbour
hood.
Also, small Tract, of about 80 Acres. we'll i'm
proved, adjoining the Loeb Willow CT home tract.
If the above lands are not sold privately before
Tharsday, the tn day Of August, | shall, on that
day, the Buffalo Branch tract proceed to sell
them, at public auction, to the highest bidder
Viii also sell, 1T tile same time and place, great
variety OF Personal Property, such Horses, Colts,
Cows, Calves and Hogs; all descriptions of Farm
Ing Utensils, Harness, Wagons, Ploughs, Harrows,
&c, &c.
TERMS shall be accommodating ana made known
on day of ralc--long credits with good security.
Any one wishing information Us to the above prop
erty, will address the undersigned at Cburchvilc,
Augusta county; or any visiting 20 see it, will
be she wn any all ct it, by myself brother, one
of whom can always be found at home.
JAMES COCHRAN,
June l4--tds Elk r OF James A. Cochran, deed.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-14
Visit to EIr. buchanan.

LAxcAsrER, Pa, June 9.-fhs keystone
Club, wih Beek's Brass Band, oil Philadelphia,
arrived hnsp yesterday and this morning visited
Wheat land escorted by several hundred eillzsns
The president 0. the club was lniroluce 10 Mr.
Buchauan and cohg toaled him as the uatio Is
shoics. The walk SO, begun aad hey Intended
10 carry II on til Success crowned theif tlloils.
Dir. Buchanan replied as lulows:
Gerllenien Of the keJ slona Club give you
i most hearty aud VAIN welCoMa 10 my abaie.
] conStaipais you. not upon my nomination bul
upon tho glorious privilege ot being citizen oil
oar grea, neplhIic. Your superiority over HE
people Of other countries has been fully demon
sia,ed by the conduct OF the vast coucDurse as
sembled during he pas. week at Cineana H.
Upon any similar occasirn ln-Enrope The ,oun
tary explession OF the people wouid have b'eIi
drowned In MARITAL mnsIc. AMI their a, lio,'s con
,rolled by an army With bsnnsts, How unlike
the spectacle al Cincinnati, whste delegates
from the people OF the different States Hiet in
convention, and under ihe predictions ul the Con
siiiution and the laws tremendously elaborated
upon subject Of vital importance 10 he country.
Gentlemen, two weeks since, should have
tnads you a longer speech, but now that have
been placed upon Il platform, oil which | most
heartily approve, aud being The representative
o. the great Democratic patty, and not simply
JAS Buchanan, must sqnare my Conduct ac-
oording to tina, platform, and insert no new plank
nor take one from It. The platform is sufti-
ciehtly broad and national for The whole Demo.
cratic party. This glorious parry, now more
than ever, has demonstrated that ii is the true
conservative patty OF the constitution and III.
Union.
After personal introduction to the members
Of ihs Club, and parlaking of refreshments, the
visitors were escorted to seine distance from
Wheatland BY MIR Buchanan: when friendly
parting took place.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-14
Public SALE.

WILL be offered at public sale on Saturday the
w 2lst day Of June next. my House and Lot, sit
uatcd in the town of Middlebrook, Augusta county
Also, 1T the same time, lot of SA DDLERY and
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, TIE Dwelling House
is large Frame Building, we'll painted, very
nient, and has a large room connected with it vel
suited for n Merchant, Saddier, Shoemaker, &e.=-
The situation is central convenient to water. &c
AS am the only Saddier in the place. it would be
fine stand for such business, AL necessary out
buildings on the lot. A great bargain may be
had IN this property, being very anxious TO so to
the West next fall.
In addition to the above property, will sell On
the same day Sc Acres OF Land within one mile OF
Middlebrook; about 10 Acres cleared and the bail
ance finely timbered. TO any one desiring to pur-
chase property in the village, This Land would be q
valuable appendage, or to Mechanic wishing to
purchase home it is in of the very best neigh
borhoods in the county, and no Land superior in point
of so locality &c. Terms accommodating and
may be known by reference to \. b. Lightner, Il.
Turk or myself, Such piece of Land Is rarely in
market. JOHN l1X.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-14
---=7-7--=---7--771.--7 --------------------
DYSPEPSIA CURED,

BOSTON, December q.
Or. Geo. Is. Green,-Dsar Sir: In reply to your
questions in regard to the action Of the Oxygehated
Bitters feel much pleasure in stating that from its
prompt and decisive effect in alleyatng and over
coming severe and chronic case of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia in my own family, ant from knowledge
OF its wonderful results in curing several attacks
quiz as severe in other families of my acquantance
consider it sovereign and infaliible remedy In
that distressing complaint and would cordially and
earnestly recommend it to all who may be thus at
hicted Respectfully yours,
ISAAC DANFORTlI,
II South Market Street, Boston.
The above certificate is from well known and
highly respectable merchant of Boston, and it is
titled to the fullest confidence.
SETH w. FOWLE 4 CO., 1873 Washington St. =,
Boston, Proprietors Sold by DR.. j. G. NJ. Mer-
rat and J, L. Laird, Staunton Va. and by their
agents everywhere. June a. 1856
Ho'lonay's Pills, most famous Remdy for the
Cure of Nervousness and Genera, Debility jasper
MCann, OF Bridge ST., Brooklyn, Long Island, New
York, was without doubt severe sufferer from ncr-
yous and general debility, the least thing provoked
81: irrabiiy put him in passion, and laid him up;
this was caused by the bad state Of the fluids, and
though he tried many remedies for this complaint,
he was not benefited. At length he had recourse to
Holioway's Pills, which quickly performed their
part, by removing the injurious fluids from the sys-
tem cleared his head, restored tone and vigour to
the stomach, and after five weeks perseverance re-
tored him to the blessings of health. June IA
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-14
TO FARMERS AND MILLERS,
PREMIUM DOUBLE SCREEN GRAIN

CLEANER, PATENTED APRIL 20 1852.
vJNHlS popular Fan which am manufacturing in
L ,Staunton, where have number already finish
ed for the irspecton of Farmers and Others has been
awarded some thirteen premiums in the last four
years at baltimore and she Virginia State Fair, held
Virginia and Tennessee. $500 Of these Fans have
sess sold in Virginia ard Tennessee, snd we e7ald
append hSAarcls Of certificates from the most prac
teal Farmers and lers to show its superiority IN
expeditously cleaning Wheat, Clovcrsccd, and all
kinds Of erain, but deem it unnecessary, as trrl OF
the fan will give satisfaction. 1t cleans Cloverseed
fit for any market without sitting. 1T cleans heat
from Cookie, Cheat, Smut, and all kinds OF trash,
and & pronounced She best separator extant. To
insure one for yoar next crop, send in your orders
early. Our teams are passing thrg"ah the eonntry
to accommodate all that they may find in want OF a
good Fan. They warranted and given on trial.
Communications addressed to T. j. Doyle, Staun-
ton, Vs., will be promptly attended to. My Fans
have my name stamped oh Them.
5Es5~Statc and County rights for sale.
May II, ls56-3m 4. j, DOYLE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-14
t. -. .s-.s---s---sr-----
batop ION ....Iiads.

Later fIom ed iisSs,
Sr, LouIs, Jan4 10 The Independence
correspondent OF the Republican, under
date OF the 9th, says that Msrshal Donald.
son and four Of lis men whilst in the dis
charge Of their official duty, had been kill
ed heaI Hickory Point, OH the Sd. The
Marshal vas in the act Of arrrstinp the
men attached 10 the pats rnder Captain
Pate. Pate's company had incrpaAed, de-
stroying honsss aud driving families from
their homes near Bull Creei,
Cine hundred and fifty men, under Cant.
Reed, left New Santa f. in pursuit of the
maranaers. Report says that franklin had
not been taken, though il was attacked By
large party. Captain Pa,e's company
had been liberated.
Gov. Shannon is>ued proclamation Oh
the 4,h, in whielI he commands all Illegal
organizations TO Jisperse, OF ,hey will be
dismissed by The United States troops. He
calls for vigilance in the execution of tie
laws, and the protection OF persons and
property, without distinction of party
He adds that the proclamation of tie Pres.
idens oi the l;li Of February will be
strictly ebiorceJ.
A resuisjtibn had been male on rol
Sumner for a sufficient farce tc ;n.urs one.
dienee 10 the proelamatio,
CHICAGO, June 1O.-Thp Democrat has
a letter fran Leeompton dated June 4th,
which reports several ssirmishes between
the pro and anti-slavefy organizations
The Kansas CITY Ea;.,o,is. d,,,iling ih..
previous adyirrs saws TIA, ~ Son,ha1n,,s
prcceedlne from Westnort nnd.t ,bs con.
i,,sud Of CAPTAIN pattie. 70 Bull crssL
were suddenly m., bv an sruai ,a,,., IS
Free State men and alter ,vo hours, "
mishiny The former surrendered nncond;
,;on,ily
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-14

Read the Certificate Of Regular Practitioner!
This may certify that ! have used Perry Davis
Vegetable Pain Killer in numerous eases, and behave
it to be very valuable medicine. have prescribed
it extensively in bowel conpaiut particularly fer
chdfen,) and 1t is in my opinion superior to any
preparation have used for the relief OF those
diseases, Wheh given to children, have always
combined 1t with The syrap OF gninGrebe, Soy ten
Others have mixed it with milk and molasses, quail
parts. A. HUNTING. NJ, ID.
PERny DAVIS PAIN KILLER, an internal remedy
has equal In cases Of Choic, Summer Com
plant, Dyspepsia, by Sentery and Asthma, it will
in one night, by taking it internally. and bath
ing with it freely. 1t is the best Imminent in Amer
lea. Its action is like magic when externally APP
piled to bad sores, burns, seads, aud sprans. For
the sick headache and oothaehe don't fail try it,
In short it is Pam Killer. Sold by Druggists and
Medicine Dealers everywhere. June 7-2w
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-14
MEDICAL NOTICE,

nR WM, n. HARDIN, Graduate of tho Jefer-
~ son Medical College OF Philadelphia, of the New
York Medical College. of the city OF New York, OF
the New York opthaluic Hospital, and also having
certificate of homer conferred upon him by Profess
ser r Ogden, Doreinus Of the Chemical laboratory
of the city OF New York, signed BY Horace Green,
NJ. b., Emeritus Professor and President OF the Fac
ulty OF the New York Medical College, and the c,s-
pcrience of seven years in the practice of Medicine,
offers his services to the citizens Of Midde5rook
Augusta eatnty, and surrounding country.
Having spent the past winter i'll the various Medi-
cal Colleges, Hospitals and Dispensarcs in the city
Of New ork, and also having taken course of Mil
tary Surgery unaei lsidof Giuck, Surgeon-n- CHIEF
to orKRATIYE SURGERY, diseases of Females and tho
Respiratory Organs.
He may be found ri the Middlcbrook Hotel, or the
Office lately occupied by DR., Warwick, unless pro
cssionally engaged.
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