Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-06-11

a The Wonder of this Age Z T. WhatMfPe q
pie sag Of I!-T triumphs of truth illustrated, ON
one side, and the pursuit Of fortune under difficulties
explained, on the other, to the satisfaction Of intruding
and lazy loafers. u ms s
1t has been the peculiar lot Of DIR. Smith to build up
a business, by his enterprise, the prefts of which 9th.
ers meanly, though calmly strive TO avail themselves of,
without awarding the sole merit, or any part thereof, to
the proper source; but facts are too arbitrary to be put
down by the ignorant bluster of those who publish pic.
lures of Sir. Ashley Cooper and represent them rs the
likeness of one not twenty-foury years old!
1t is quite well known that DR.. Smith alone introduc'
ed the Electric Oil" made every bottle, and wrote ev-
cry line; also made every sale among oil respectable
dealers-as well as supplied the means.
PHILADELPHIA, April 9Th, 1906.
We have had considerable dealings with DIR. Smith,
(of De Grath 4 Co.. and he has always been prompt
end fair in his payments. We have not collected any
thing from -, and would not give him credit ct our
houses. PIERcg Il HoLBRooK, Decatur street.
ii. B. AsHSRAD, George street.
JouN L. 0'NEIL, 209, Market street.
r. STEIN, Third ST., above Chestnut.
J. GRIPrirH, No. II, S. Third street.
DIR. Smith also refers to Burgin Il Sons, Whitney,
Smith Co.. b. A. Fahnestock / Co. Inquirer" OF,
fee, Phila. Chas. Shtt, Esq, Washington, ID. G.; Peel
4 Stevens, Alexandra, Va. and all other respectable
houses with whom he has done business many times.
! have had dealings with DIR. Smith, and have found
him prompt-always understood him to be the Manu-
facturer and Proprietor. THos. FIrzGERALp.
l have always found DR.. Smith prompt aud honors-
BILE in all his payments to the Ledger"
JAS. Sr0xES, CLERK
The following is all-important-as the parties are
they whose names have given character to my "Elsc-
trie OIL"
: PHrLA, April 18th, 1855.
We, the citizens Of Philadelphia, whose families have
experienced such great benefit from using the Electric
Oil" would state that the Oil we have been always IN
the habit of using, was that made By 4. SmuA, and
we believe it to be the most valuable Remedy in use.
David Mann, 400, Vine street.
T. NJ. Willard, No. 3, Ringgold Place.
i. KillingswOrth, So, south Fifth street.
J. K. Bacon, 90 and %, north Fourth street.
Mrs. John McGinley. lol, \. Sixth, "a greet ct~s)
Capt. Mark Grigg, $50, Jefferson avenue.
Mrs. s. A. Fulton, 2, Owen street.
Mary Jane Watt, Thirteenth and Ann streets.
Col. E. H, Grant, 517, north Eighth street.
Thomas Adams, No. s, Brinton street.
David C. Buchanan, Shipper, above Broad.
Mrs. Montgomery, Federal and Long lane.
Nathan N. Grafton, go, south Thirteenth ct.
Samuel Kernes, grocer Juniper and Owen st.
Mrs. N. A. Baskettcr, No. ], Owen st.
Mrs. Joseph Turner, Fifteenth and Federal.
Miss Martha Cochran, Thirteenth and Brinton SITS.
Mrs. c. Stevens, 81, South street, (Miihnerl
VIM. Watson, corner Shipper and Rose, tever and
W.T.. Maxwell, Railroad Agent. 5 s
Mrs. Samuel King, Elkron, Nd. ~
Mrs. William Drew, do. do. r.
Joseph Huston, Chestnut Hill.
Mrs, Hugh Pilton, Milton, Pa.
And 500 others. -
As DIR. Smith retained all the valuable stock which
was put up, when he gladly left the old shop, he would
caution ali to beware Ofany imposition that may be at
tempted, as none are authorized, in org form, to sell
single bottle, with the name of A. Z smith on, except
The old friends and customers may rely upon
getting the genuine Electric Oil" at the fine new
store, II. E. corner Walnut and Eighth, and at 2Sl,
south Thirteenth street. See conclusive facts, in our
next. A.. E. SMITH, CHEMIST, to whom all orders
should be directed. ~
rsy- Removed to N. E. corner Walnut and Eighth ct.
The Family Medicine Store now being fitted up.
p. S.-The old style label sold 1T reduced prices.
NJ u -naaIora in fha country sh0uld in future ad-
dress oil orders to A. L. Smith. iftbey wish the genuine
Electric Oil" with the proper signature.
For sale in Staunton by j.. c. D.. MsRRILArr ana
JAS, G. LAIRD, Druggists. hA h
May z, 1855.
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