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for Rent.

TIME Eastern end of the large and pleasantr6por
L tv situated in the upper end OF Newtown, on the
Northern 81 lie Of main street going west. The House
il new and commodious. 1t contains five rooms
a Kitchen, smoke House, and other out buildings
Terms reasonable. Apply To
April 20, 1856. nAkAAN BELL,
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@@-J. r. Tucker and Thos. NJ. lsbell
have been appoio,ed delegates to the Gin
cinnati Convention from the Winchester
District.
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LARlES GIyEUs A CALL!
4 A N T ! A M A KIN Q

MFRS. MARY AMIsS AND MISS NJ. FREE
IVA MAN respectfully announce to the citizens of
Staunton and vicinity that they have associated
tn mselFes or the purpose Of conducting the above
named business, and viii use every eyerton to
please all who may favor them with call, both in
prices, fashion. nea ness of ~ork and prompt atten-
ton to promises. We hope to receive portion Of
public patronage. Room, one door above Mrs.
Wards Millinery Store.
mil 1 lS,R
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OUR OMNIBUS
Near the Natio nal Hotel.
BEAUTIFUL SPPIf'G GOODS.

PIPEK To " n HUT6EH.
ATOULD call your particular attention to their
w large and well selected stock scasonable @ GODS.
Great attention has beer paid to ladies Dress Goods
and we think our stock will compare fayoraby with
any other in Stanton. We will only partcularize a
few kinds, viz. Fancy and Black SILK, Silk Robes,
Berage and Tissue Robes, Cfgandics, Printed Jaco-
nets, Printed Chalies, Paris Printed Bcragcs and
Tissues, Dotted Swiss. PlSin Berages and auslins,
Isle Thread Second Mourning GiDehan., Stella
shawls, Grape do, Parasdls, Bieached aud Brown
Good, Prints, Hosiery, Trimmings, Hoped Skirts,
Brilliantes, &C., De.
We are determined to scr our Goo Is ct asmall adj
vance for Cash to punctual customers.
April - 1855
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Sale of Tr.sst Property.

by virtne of deed of trust executed by Noses
- II. McCue, the undersigned Trustees, will
on T"rsaay The l5h day Of My 1856 offer for
ton, the following real property, viz:
About EIGHT ACRES ofiirst rate land situated
on the Parkersburg Road, adjoining the said
town. Omit is a comfortable frame dwelling
house. The laph is susceptible of division into a
number OF goodbuilding or pasture lots
The MUSE and lot is now occupied by the sao
AeCue as residence, Wain Street and near tho
Episcopal Church. This property is very desira-
BILE, thelot being large and highly improved, and
haAing upon it all necessary buildings the We
~ best description-sach as Stable, Kitchen. Negro
House, Smoke House, &c, &c. The dwelling house
Is one CT the most 'commodious and convenient i
Staunton. built partly of wood and partly ofbrick,
and would 9it admirably any desiring to open
a school or boar ding house.
The BRICk IEAEBENFin LAWYERS Alley ad-
joining the property of John Seerrer, and formerly
owned by John Merritt. 1t is well located for any
kind OF business and would suit small family as
dwelling.
TERMS: Costs Of advertising and sale in hand,-
lhe balance in equal annual instruments of one tw9
md three years, the purchaser executing bond and
security for the purelasemoney, and title retained
Is ultimate security.
pAyIR s; FELL, rru,,.
NM y.,I, 81,
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VALUABLE LAND M MARKET.

y pursuance OF deed of trust executed on the
Il 26h day OF October 1854, to the unders igned by
George Rankin-i shall proceed, on the premises ON
Saturday the Sd day of May next to sell at public
auction ior cash, parcel OF land containing
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WORTHY OF Nofg.-The fact that diseased lungs,
even in the middle and latter stages of Consumption,
have been cured in repeated Instances, by Wistars
Balsam of Wild Cherry, can be substantated BY the
strongest proof.
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yNTE will receive in a few DAYS, very large and
w well assorted stock of Spring and summer
goods, to which call the attention Of the old
friends and customers of the house.
CRAWFORD * COCHRAN
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WANTED

ELAXSEED, Cloyerseed, Oats, Bacon, Lard,
L Butter, DC, for which the highest cash price
will be paid. T.. n. POWELL Il co.
March 20 1850.
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a New DREss.-Our old friend, the Pain Klley ]
has come out in Entirely new dress, which great
ly improves its appearance Numerous &C uaterieit'
on the old, we believe, is the occasion of it, Wv
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g5, The Wheeling Bridge case has been
decided by the U. s. Supreme Coart in
favor Of the Bridge COMPANY.
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To the Peoole of Apo.usf,, Countv.

NEY FOR THE C0MM0NW EALTH for Augusta
county.
To the People Of Augustr County.
I1ELIow CirlzENs Il ennounce myself candi-
IL date for reelection to the office Of ATTORNEY
FOR THE COMMON WEALTH in this county
Should il he your pleasure to re-elect me, shall
endeavor to discharge all the duties of the office
faithfully, and in manner to show my apprecia-
ton of the renewal of your confidence.
Respectfully, WI. IL. HARMAN.
March, Is, 1886.
HAVING beeh requested to do SO, by number
III Of citizens of the county, | announce myself a
candidate fer the Office of ATTORNEY FOR THE
COMMONWEALTH for Augusta county.
March 10 1856 ROBERT =. KINNEY.
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SAMUEL D. Wallace assignee of Robert r. Hite,
- N. Il. Coater, H. NJ. allace. and VIM Ii.
Bell d Co. Plaintiffs,
&GAISST,
Fleming Carol, James Ramsey Trustee; VIM.
.samsey, and petitioner Roit IT, lite. for Samuel
d. Waiaee and Beaja'nia iarrold, defendants.
20 Ft'ijag Carrot and the Creditors Of Flemiag
Carat rho haze Lions 81 Judgement or otsermiso
on he reel estate
TAKE N6ftcE, that in pursuance Of deercetal or
der made on the 18th day OF November $3.50, in the
Circuit Court of Augusta county, in the above nam
ed suit by which the report OF the undersigned Com
missioner was recommitted, to enable him .'to make
further statements" | viii proceed at my Office, in
the town OF stanton, on Monday, the 9TH day Of
Jay, 1856, ''to ascertain all the liens bv jadg ment
or otherwise upon TIE real property in the bills and
proceedings in said suit mentioned, wththe amounts
seyeray due thereon and respective priorties."
| Will also Inquire whether the rents and profits If
stid real estate will satisfy the said liens in i've years
or re-, rnd will ascertain the gross and the annual
profits of said real estate.n
All persons Interested, and especially said Carol,
are hereby notified to appear on the day above men
toned W. :. IL. BAYLOR Master Com,r
April II, 1856.
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COMMISSIONERS sale of VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

4 N obedience to decree of the Circrit Court of
Il Rockbridge, pronounced at the present term in a
James T. Betls heirs and others, the undersigned
Commissioners in said decree named, will, Tues
day, the 27h day of Nay nect, the premises
bic TAVERN PROP ERTY situated at Goshen Bridge
tke present terminus OF the Virginia Central Rail
road, in the county of Rockbidge. The Hotel con-
tans 80 rooms, is well arranged, and suited for the
purpose for which it was built. There are upon the
premises, Two Large DWELLING HOUSES, i'll adj
dition to the Tavern Property, Smoke House, two
large Stables, Cone sheded) two GIanaries, store
Room, Blacksmith shop, and Cabinet Makers
Shop, with Is acres of Land.
Trails or FALL Cash in hand sufficient to pay
the costs of sale, and onethird Of tha purchase mon
ey and to the residue, in three equal annual in
stalments from the day of sale, the purchaser exc
cutting bonds with good personal security, and the
title retained as ultimate sechrity.
WM. II. MeDANNALD,
NM II. BELL,
April 26, lS56.-tds, Commissioners.
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WisrARsB ALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
The Greai Remedy for CONSUMPTION,
and att other Diseases Of the Puimona-
RI OrpaLs.

TINE greater the value of any discovery the high
4 or it is held in the esteem of the public and SO
much in proportion is that public liable be impos-
ed upon by the spurious limitations of ignorant, de-
signing and dishonest men.
Now that this preparation il well known to be a
more certain cure for the incipient OASuMPTl0N,
ASTHMA, BlV'R COMPLAINT, COUGHS, BRON-
UHlIlS, and all similar affections, than any other
remedy known, there are found those so vlainously
wicked as TO coneoct spurious and perhaps poi
sonous mixture, and try to palm 1t CIT as the gena
inc Balsam
This is to caution dealers, and the public general
lv, against purchasing any other than that having
the written signature of l. BUTTS, ON the wrapper.
SETH W. tOWLE Il CO., 13s Washington St.,
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by Dir. j. &. Nj, Mer-
rillat and j. 4. Laird, Staunton Va. and by their
agents everywhere. April rs, 1856.
MR PBKRy DAVIS IL feel it to be my duty to bear
my testimony to the efficacy Of your Pain Killer
have used il for years for complaints for the stom
ach and bowels had a very severe attack few
days ago Of the ague, and such pain in my back
for three days and nights that could get no rest
| sent and got 20 cent bottle of the .'Neg eable
Pain Killer" l took a little inwardly, and bathed
according to directions, and application has re-
moved ali the pain, and am able to write to- day,
though with trembling hand The application vas
made last night about O'clock, and had sweet
night rest have recommended it oT several years,
as have travelled good deal, and it has given
universal satisfaction where it has been used accord
ing to your directions.
Yours gratefully, L. PERRY CHLDS,
Pastor oil Baptist Church, Troy, Ohio.
April 49, ls5G.-2w.
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SALE OF PERSONAL PRoPERry.-Also, at
the saee time and place, will be sold Is WA. H.
Bell y Henry 4. Goodloe, surviving partners Of Jas.
+. Bell 4 Co, all the 10 USEHOLD and KiTCH-
essary for keeping Hotel also several Mich Cows,
of good quality 10 Head OF Hogs, 3 to 400 Bushels
of CORN and OATS; also d valuable Negro Womaa
and Child she is good washer weaver and seam
stress.
Terms made known on day of sale. -,
WM. H. BELL.
H. a. COOLIDGE,
Surviving Partners of Jas. F. Bell Co.
ap
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FOR CONSTABLE,
WE are authorized to announce JOHN II. CIAw
w FORD candidate for the Office of c0NsTA-
BILE, in the First District of Augusta county, to
succeed Mr.. NJ. W. Crawford, the present incum-
bent who declines election.
Feb. l6, 1856.
IaANNOUNCE myself a candidate for the office
l. of Constable, in The Second District. lfit should
be the pleasure Of the people to elect me,
will discharge the duties ofthe office faithfully.
March, l, 1886. d. W. e. SLANkER.
WE are authorized to announce }. IL; BaowN, a
w candidate for the office Of CONSTABLE, in
the second District.
March 3, 1885,
WE IRE authorized 10 announce WILLIAM L..
w WOODWARD 4 candidate for the Office OF CON
STABLE, in the first District.
NNTE are AUTHORIZED to in. ounce WfLLIAM Ne
w FALL efndidate for the Office Of Constable
in the LIST District.
To the oters of the Seeond District,
I ANNOUNCE myself as candidate fer the office
l. Constable of the Second District.
March 20, 1852. SAM'L Il CLARKE.
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JUST RECEIVED.

SIXTY BOXES TOBACCO Of various oualias.
- and prices, some ress fine, which with what We
had on hands, makes complete assortment nd ts
which wish to call the attention Of dealers
RIO. j. GLENDY
Per. &. 4. Coogasa
Staunter Fsb. -, R5e.
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Valuable kaouses end Lots
LIN MARKET.

NJ will put up at public sale, on the lat day of
W Nay me't the following property, conveyed
to US by J. n. Woodward and wife
The DWELLING HOUSE lately occupied BIZ said
woodward, on Gospel Hill. There can be a beauti-
iui BVilding Lot of-one of the most desirabls
i'll town.
An interest Of onc-haf in Two DWELLINGS &
on the street leading to the Blind ms titution
he other interest will be offered for sale at the same
time.
One-balf of a vacant LOT in the suburbs of New
town. The other half owned by NJ. IL. McCue
Iwo,thirds OF the STORE ROOM lately occupied
by IL. E Bryan, on the wharf. The other interests
will be offered at the same time
'ERMS :-One-fourth in Land, and She remainder
IN ., II and Is months, in equal instruments. bear
interest, with personal security and len retained.
-%&s'- HE Creditors whe have signed the deed,
are urged to meet on the first day of the April Court
to consider the best to be adopted to promote
their interests. n. X: TROUT
j. IL. MoCUE,
W. S. IL BAYLOR,
M. G. HARTMAN,
April H. 1856. Trustees.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SPRING
GOODS.

HAS. A. PIPER has this day (Mareh l2th) gs1o
- caed with him in the Mercantile Business, II
+. FuSkH0uSER. The business, hereafter, will
be continued at the old stand, under the name of
PIPER d FUNkH0USER-
We are NOW receiving large lot Of SPRING
GOODS, which we are determined to sell at A very
small advance. PIPER Il FUNKH0USER.
Staunton April 3, lS56.-3ts
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FOR SHERIFF.


WE are Authorized to announce RUDOLPH
w TURK, a candidate for HIGH SHERIFF of
Augusta County
Ifeeeted, his deputies will be J. D. Hanger, in
the New Hope District, Jho. Towbetman, in the
Grecnville, and Stuart H. Crawford, in the Misc
Ion or Spring Hill Districts. He expects to have
r. T.. Eubank to assist him in attending to the
Pastures and Middlebrook District.
MARCH, 2, 1865
WE are authorized to announce GEORGE W.
w COCHRAN, Sem, candidate for the Sher-
iflalty of Augusta County.
NIESsRS. EDIT0RS,-I In reply to the request
Iflof ''Many Voters" in the Nindicator OF the
29l inst, and at the solicitation of many personal
friends, announce myself candidate for the
sHERlFFAITY of Augusta county. Should II
be the pleasure Of the voters OF this county to elect
me, will endeavor faithfully 10 discharge the du-
ties of the office. T.P. NlLSoA.
March 20, 1855
Highland County
w authorized to announce JANIS N Nc,
w GUFFIN a candidate for Sheriflof Highland
county.
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GcS. There are various land and other
advertisements in to.day's paper, to which
we cell especial attention.
FoREIsN NEws.--lhe news by the Arabia
and the Arago, which arrived Oh the 2al is mol
important. The peace conference was still in
session. Bread.tuiis stationary
ARRivED.-ilon. J ines Buchanan arrived
IN New York Oh he 23d in The Steamer Araeo.
o. Two columns Of advertisements I'm
a vnldahIl omitted Ills u eek
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Ann ounCcnlents.
FOR coMMoNwEALTH's ATTORNEY.

WE are authorized to announce JOHN Il: Nc
w CUEas a candidate fnr the office of ATTOR-
NEY FOR THE C0MM0NW EALTH for Augusta
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VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks oaics
the It'll 1856
John ". HUFF admir-. of Frederick Minor deed.
James A. Cochran Washington NJ Dudley and Hen
~ Swo0pe, ey Minor Allen -ninor, Wesley
Minor, Betsy Minor, Martha Minor and Lydia
The object of this suit is to obtain discovery from,
defenders Dudley and Swope, and to subject the
real estate to which Frederick Minor deed. was
entitled at the time OF his death to the payment of
his debts.
The Defendant Horny Swoope not having entered
his appearance and given security, accdrdinp to
the act of Assembly AMI the Rules Of this Court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
not an rhabant OF this commonwealth: Its ordered
that the said Detendent do appear here within one
moAt9 a'ter due publication OF this notice and do
copy q this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in stanton, for onr weeks &c
eessvely, and posted the front door cf the Court
April, IL, $50 = \. G. KINNEY, CIR.
YIRGINIk !; At Rules held in the Clerks 0fiice
' otthe Circuit Court for Augusta County,
April tho 18th 1856
Jefferson Kinney and n. X. Trout plaintiffs.
Robert A. Hogsett, George Fu!cher and Albert
The object of this suit is to settle tie RIGHTS Of
parties to fnad in the hands Of the plaintiffs
The Defendant George Fuleher not haviu.g cutter
ed his appearances and given security according to
the act OF Assembly, and the Rules OF this Court,
aud it appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
isnot an inhabtant of this Commonwealth 1t Is or
dered. that the said Defendant do appear here
within one month after due publication Of ,his no
tee and de- fhc Is necessary to protect his Interest
and that copy OF this order be forthwith ins't1
in some newpdper printed III Stanton. far fanr
weeks sdecessiy ely and posted at the front door of
A CoPy-zrestd, NC, KINNEY, ork.
Apfl Il, 1856.
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NEW GOODS an WHITE & pATToNs

Va L are nov receiring our large ard we'll select
WEED Stock of Spring and summer Goods and
to which we invite the attention Of buyers. These
Goods have been bought with unusual care and will
be sold Great Bargains for Cash or On short cred
it to good customers. WHITE PATTON.
April 10, 1856,
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.n5 !, prooyesings OF tn. D. mocIatio Con

vention. GtLe 10Th Electoral G1ssfica.
the Convention Of the 10Th 4 lrcloral district,
met in Aarisonbufg, the 18th INST at ii O'clock,
ia motion, Capt. HIRAM MARfh was called
10 The Chair, and s. L. Walket, Geo W Muir
phy, J. FL Wanmann, and ). M. Yos', were
appointed SECRETARIES.
Cam, M,rz "a taking The Chair, lhanked
tho Convention for the honor conferred upcH hlin
and made some eloquent illusions to the Slate OF
nartjes and the duty oil the Democracy.
). +, Walker moved that Comniiee OF one
from each couuty III the Dislrc, be hpponed TO
rspoft permanent officers o. the Conventions ah
suggest ba<iuess tot - acton,
K sahsf5Iute vas offered by G. Deem, de-
elarina the present appointments the permanent
officers OF The Convection. Inc substitute was
adopted. e.u;..
o., fnolion Of s. NJ Sommers, the following
genlIatosa we're appointed Vice Presidents OF
lie leAyeitluu
e. = Dem Of Shenandoah, -
J d W thamson. Jr Rockioghem
Wm e .larmln, Augusta,
5eaEunin IIHef, Peratitten,
] G. Paxton, Rock bridge,
phfp Pimal, Hardy
On motion, 1t was
Resolved. That the delegates from the dIilef.
e[t countiss III HE District iepor, themselves 10
he Secretaries 10 be enrolled
rbe roll uelag called jne following Counties
we're 6und 10 be represented
R'ckhrtee .-E eiiaham, la''ieS u iaAtoh
\! 4 " nile, Geo B.. Shaee r.
Augusta Dr. CIR Harris, Jacob SrhEeck'
hlss, : Mcp Yost.,jos Whitnore, Clinton G
MILLER s Ciiaetijnst, Hugh Baxter, Col. w
Il Hsrmdu.5 Df. " 1oatrts, mos. D DUKE
t;sg jafl6an, R3ol. q sicklr, VIZ, II Peyton.
!zfo.J Cupp, VIM. Allde son, Chas. Bats, L
r d F,dkner.
Roehluaham.--D Nj Newman, } strayer,
J,s keanes. J y Williamson M so"nets,t I,
T. Ucuealp. ID Penny tacktf h Dfhhda, ) ~
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M r S. L. H. w a 4 D

HAS returned from the cities of New York, Phil
i adelphia and Baltimore, where she purchased
a large and variegated assortment of
SPRING AND SUMNER MILLINERY,
She is prepared to furnish every article goods
in the Millinery line of business andrespectfuly re-
quests the patronage of her old customers and the
public generally.
April &c. ls56.-spec. copy st.
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VIRGINIA : At Rules held in the Clerks Olfica
OF the Circuit Court of Augusta County, April
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77----------
PIEss.EE SALE.

April H., 1856.
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Surviving Partners of Jas. +. Bell Co
April &c, 1856. ?
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-11-19
DELIGBT's SPANISH IusTRAr,.

A surc article to make the HAIR GROW ON BALD
HE NDS, remove the Dandruir, and keep the head
cool, give soft Gloss To the Hair prevents its falling
OIL and arre,t-ns premature decay For the Toilet 1t
Is highly recommended for its fragrance.
Hnsing the time this celebrated Compound hns been
before the American public, II has for Itself rep
uiatiom which desnes II to take the lead Of all prepnr
Stions for the Hair.
From Leonard Stoddard, City Martial OF Lawrence.
To whom II may concern; Having used DELIGHTS
Spanish usttul far tho Hair for several months pact
do not hesitate to say that il far exceeds everything
OF the kird have ever used II you have n bald head
iryi,. you brs cd with good hrad of hair,
aud wish Ia rctain glossy healthy and MIC iliss
nerhis Spanish usiral-it " just tho thing to do t.
From David Morgan, of thl Say State Mills, Lawrence
had hut very little faith IN the Spanish Lu,tral
knowing there is sn much imposition in tho shape of
Hair < cstoratives;' hut concluded to try it, The
first hottie cau.od fuzzy appearance on my head, fol-
lowed b. young hair aud he fore had finished the
ond hottie. had most plentiful crop, which .uirsy
r,ali2etl the wonderful virtues OF tho Spans Lusrn
Ny residence IS No Is Bay state Cofporri iou, Law
renee where eau be at amy time.
Prepared by J. u. WADLElGH, Druggist, No. |
Appleton Block, Lawrence, Mass. 56p
% and so cents per Bottle.
FRED. L. SMITH. Montpclier, Wholesale Agent
for Vermont, to whom all orders should he addressed
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-11-19
USE NONE BUT HAYES
Allied Ointment and Hnmor syrup.

The question GnaiIy settled! JnratidS re-
joicingN A acw era IN Mcdictac!!!
Scrofua, Salt Rheum, Erysipclas, Cancer
Gus IIumors, Scald Head BARRIERS Itch Burns,
Mercurial and Fever Sores. Ulcers Ring
worm, Neuralgia, deafness when caused by
Humors or Sores in the head) Cutaneous
and Eruptive Diseases of every kind can be
cured, and the blood ccansed Of all impuri-
ties, by the use Of
Hayes Allied Ointment G Humor Syrup
the most ehTcctdal remedies ever offered to
the public. These ceiebrated remedies cure
diseases speedily, thoroughly and permanent
ly, without injury to the system. We have
numerous testimonials from persons Of the
first responsibility, who have had occasion to
use these never-iailing remedies in their fam
lilies, in the very worst forms of dis case, with
the most happy and beneficial results. Try
them--entire satisfaction guaranteed in all
cases. Prepared only by DR.. T. ID. Hayes,
discovercr and manufacturer. HAYES &
NASH, Proprictors, Lawrence, Mass
Beware Of an Article in the market STYLED
tie Genuine Allied Ointment" put up by
ChaS. ii. Kent. as that is base counterfeit
on Hayes Sold in Mddlebury by w. p.
Russell, NJ. D., and Druggists generally. Fred.
+. Smith, Montpelier, wholesale Agent in
Vermont. 1Jly