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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-21

FOR COMMONwEALTHS ATTORNEY. ,
~ Having been requested to do so by a number on
the office of Attorney for the Commonwealth for Angus
tn county.
March &c, 1856. R0BT. P.
TO the Voters Of Augusta County.
Eal0ao Citizens Il announce myself ia candidate Tor
reelection 70 the office of Attorney for the Common
wealth in this county. Should it be your pleasure to
re-elect rue, / shall endeav0r to dsch arge all the duties
of the Office faithfully and in o mamie to show my ap-
probation of the renewal of your con fidence.
Respectfully,
March 12, 1856. WIN. Ii. HARMAN.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

FOR
s14y" We are authorized to announce j. d. BROWN,
a candidate for the office of Constable in the End District.
s9g@ We are authorized to announce l. +.
WOODWARD a candidate for the office OF Constable IN
the lst District.
~" We are authorized to announce JOSEPH AN
DREW a candidate for the office of Constable In the
Mt. Scion District. u
~ We are authorized to announce SAMUEL +.
CLARKE a candidate for reelection to the office OF Con-
stable in the End District of Augusta county.
April 2, 1856.
Gy-We are authorized to announce JOHN Ii. CRAW-
F0RD a candidate for the office of Constable in the lst
District of Augusta county, to succeed Mr.. NJ. w; Craw-
ford, the present incumbent, who declines o re. election.
Feb. Is, 1856.
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HoOFLAND,s GERMAN BITTERs,

Certificates of Ralph LNte, Esq, Editor Of tie "Spr1
of 1tnes,' Ironton, Ohio.
IRoNToN, October 80, 1854.
DIR. C. NJ. Jackson-Dear Sir-The Bitters are in
great demand here. In addition to the quantity soldby
Moxley L Barber, your agents, the two other stores sell
more of them than any other medicine: find they
are much used by convalescent fever patients to rebuild
their own broken constitutions. L nave used during
the last summer. in nv own family, four bottles. They
were recommended TO me first by u %neighbor, at a time
when my system was much debilitated from the effects
of a severe Bilious Fever. They gave me an appetite,
and restored a tone and vigor to my whole system. In
one of the September numbers ofmy paperI related my
experience Of the good effects of the Bitters, since
which they have had a large sale, and have now be-
come the STANDARD MEDICINE in this vicinity.
In conclusion, | would say that feel great pleasure
in giving YOU this testimony of the value and success
of Your preparation. Respectfully yours,
RALPH Lutte.
Sold by all Dealers in family medicines, and by JAS.
G. LAIRD and j. C.. NJ. MERRILATr, Druggists, Staunton.
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April 90, 1s56.-tds.
T.. A. 4 Rock. Reg. COPY.

ITO LAND BUYERS.-The subscriber now Of
i fers for sale, privately, his FARM, lying in Angus
tn county, three miles above Waynesboro', on the
Greenville Road, adjoining the lands ofAbraham Grove,
Geo. Shirley. Capt. c. G. Miller, and others containing
200 ACRES, 125 of which is cleared and in a high state
Improvement; the balance heavily Timbered; togeth-
err with two Apple Orchards of select Fruit; two Wells
of excellent water, convenient to the dwelling; o line
Timothy Meadow, of about 10 or II Acres. The
DWELLING is new and commodious, with four large
Rooms and all other necessary Out-buildings, Garden,
DC. Being determined to sell, he will offer such In
JUDGEMENTS, that those wishing to secure a desirable
Farm. NAV find it to their interest to call and examine
for themselves. The terms will be made moderate.
Address HARRISON H. KOINER,
April 80. ls56.-3m. Waynesboro', Augusta CO., Va.
A VALUABLE FARM IN MARKET, four
n miles West of Greenville, in the upper end of Au-
gusta county. I will offer the above named Farm at
ifnot sold privately before that time. This Farm con:
tains 266 Acres. lies we'll in form, and is well watered
having four good Springs well situated to water stock
in the different fields. Also, about SO or 20 Acres OF
fine Timber Land on different portions IONS, OF me mF FaT%;M
HOUSE Brick Smokehouse, Stone Spring House, and
other necessary out-buildings. l deem it unnecessary
to say more, as persons wishing to purchase will view
the property. 'AMHo AhhnN'
NTOTICE,-On wednesday the 4th day of June,
1s5e on the premises, l will lease, to the highest
bidder. the DWELLING HOUSE and Garden belonging to
Martin Wygand, in the town of Staunton. There are
from 8 to 10 acres of land. The garden is in a high
state of cultivation, with an abundance Of fruit. The
fine Of the commencement of the lease, will be on the
let of Noyember. 1856. I will also sell at the same
time and place, at public auction, the personal property
of said Wygand. Terms announced on the day OF auc-
ton. ~. 4AnDH"' 0o"i'
MAY Z, 1s5G.-4t-printer's fee 5
q ACRES MOSTLY LIMESTONE Land
For SALE!-The subscriber offers for sale private
l., bs farm in Botetourt county, lying on both sides of
Gatavba Greek, four miles from Fincastle. There ore
upon the place all necessary Improvements, with the
addition ofa SAW MILL and GRIST MILL. Ifdesired
the farm would be divided into four tracts, with i'm
provements on each. Upon the purchase money extend
cured and the interest thereon paid annually. For fur.
ther information address the subscriber at Fincastle, Va
April 20, ss5s.-tf DR.. VIM. N. W0ODSON.
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GRAND STERILIZATION.
FOR A SMALL INVESTMENTl
rag- 1900 Prizes! 60 600 Dollarsl .S1 (
- IMPROVEMENT ON THE APPROTEU
HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY
ny AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF Georgia.
ID nno Nlanhers OuLui ] Prize to 5 Iick@s!

10000 Numbers only! l Prize to s ISckas!
GLASS N, s0
To be Drawn June 16, 1856.
be drawn at Concert Hall, Macon, Ca, under the
i sworn superintendent of Col. Geo, III. Logan and
Jas. A. Nisbet, Esq.
This Lottery is drawn on the Plan ofthe Royal Lot
terry of Havana, of Single Numbers; this has only w.
600 Numbers. and the Havana Lottery $4,000 Numbers
the Havana 249 Prizes-this 1900 PRIZES. Look to
your interest! Now is the time! .fE.-..
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VIRGINIA LAND AGENCY.-TRe attention

Y that Virginia Lands are attracting, in this as we'll
as the neighboring State of Pennsylvania, has induced
the subscriber to open in Hagerstown, Washington
county, Md, AN AGENCY y FL SALE OF
VIRGINIA REAL ESTATE. A
1t is well known to the thrifty Farmers of this section
that land of excellent quality, lying in the State OF Vir-
ginia. is selling for one-half and in many instances one
third the average rates here; and this fact has induced
and is still urging many to look up homes in the "0ld
Dominion" To persons who are disposed to part with
their Farms, Mills, Distilleries, or Real Estate, an OPP
~portunity is now offered which, it is b believed, must be
to their interests to improve.
The conditions on which the subscriber proposes to
act as Agent are, that a description of the land be fur
nished him, Gan accompanying plot or chart and that
he be authorized to advertize / none newspaper publish
cd in Hagerstown, which advertising is to be charged.
BILE to the owner of the land. AS regards my pay | will
be willing to take a fair commission, or, if preferred a
fixed sum. No SALES, NO CHARGE. @
L H
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May 81, 1856, Com'rs.
NoI CIIANO- The UNDERSIGNED hay

COLUMBIAN GUANO.-The underSigned nav
ing been appointed SOLE AGENT of the PHiLA-
OEZPHIA GGANO COMPANY, at this port, have
now on hand, and will be receiving during the season,
from. the Islands, which they offer to their customers
at the lowest market rates.
This Guano has been analysed by the most eminent
chemist of this country, and found TO contain Bons
Phosphate Of Lime in much larger proportion than any
other description of Phosphate Guano, say $500.
Analysis of the same can be seen at our office, or will
be forwarded by mail, ifrequested.
Its use is highly recommended, either aIon, or in
connection with Peruvian Guano, for all kinds of grain,
grass or root crops.
It is put up in bags of very superior quality, marked
with the Importers Brand. FOWLE L. co.
Alexandria, Va, May 81, 1856.
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nUBLIC SALEM consequence of my feeble
health, Twill offer, to the highest bidder, on NE
goth of June meet, on the premises, my TRACT of
LAND, lying on the Big Calf Pasture River, ad-
ioiug the lands of Jos. Mann and others, and contain
Inc 1885, Acres, by recent survey. 1t is well adapt
ed 10 the growth of Timothy, Clover, and all kinds of
Grain. About 1875 acres of / is cleared, and the bal
ance very heavily covered with Oak, White Pine and
Hickory. which renders it very desirable to any one
wishing to engage in the Lumber Business. The i'm
nrovenents are q good Log DWELLING HOUSE,
barn, &c. Also a good SAW MIL.
TERMS :-One-third in hand the balance in three
equal annual payments, the purchaser giving bond with
GOOD security for the back payments.
Privilege will be given to put in a fall crop, and full
possession given on the 25th of December next.
Nav d 1S5i. ' G.. A. CALHOUN.
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BRONCHITIS AND COUGH CURED.

BosroN, August Is.
Messrs. S. W. Fowle & Co.-Gentlemen-Having
been troubled for a considerable time with u bad Cough
and Bronchial affection, l was induced to try WLS-
TARsS BALSAN or WILD CHERRY, which l
am happy to state entirely removed the difficulty. |
deem il but Justice to say thus much for the benefit of
those who may be similarly afflicted,
GEORGE II. DAVIS,
Firm Of HALLErr Il DAVIS,
Piano-Forte Manufacturers, Boston.
hereby certify that l am personally acquainted with
Geo. II. Davis. Esq, and have the fullest confidence In
the above Statement. H. G.. BARR0WS,
Boston, Aug. Is. Practising Physician.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrap
per.
Boston, Projectors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale in Staunton, by JAMES G.. LAIRD and Dr.. J.
c. NJ. MERRILATr. May u, lo0O.-lt.
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May Z, 1856. ids.

N. B--I will also offer for sale, at the same time and
place, u Cabinet of over 500 specimens of valuable Min
erals. all numbered and catalogued, and put up in q
very elegant case o very large and convenient Book
case, and o large lot Of Books. >. ID.
Nav 7, lS56.-Town papers copy ids.
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WOOL CARDING.-My Wool Carding Ma
w chine is in first rate order, and prepared to nc
commodate the public. Wool will be received ut the
Store of Messrs. Mosby L Taylor in Staunton, and re-
turned there when carded NJ b. TRIMBLR
MAY 2l 1S5R -2tk
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Charles Hite, Esq,
Col. Isaac Bowman, shenandoah Co., Va.
Samuel Richardson, Esq., 90
Maj. Thomas Briscoe,
Col. Thomas Hite, Jefferson Co., Va. ,la
Meredith Helm. Esq, IN
Hon. Vim. T. Hamilton,
James Wason, Esq, Hagerstown Nd.
Thomas Harbine, Esq, .a.
Norman Miller, Esq, Martinsburg, Va. a.
John Helm, Warren County, Va.
~ All letters of enquiry promptly answered.
Address, JAMES II. GROVE,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent, Hagerstown, Md
Nav 81. 1856.
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Sale of Trust Property.

DY virtue of q deed of trust executed by Moses 81.
ID McCue, the undersigned Trustees will, on Satur-
day, the 31st day Of May, offer for sale, at public auc-
ton, in the town of Stanton, the following real prop
erty, viz:
About EIGHT ACRES of frst-rate Land, situated
on the Parkersburg Road, adjoining the said town. On
it is a comfortable New Frame Dwelling House. The
land is susceptible of division into u number of good
Building or Pasture Lots.
The HOUSE and LOT now occupied by said McCue
as q residence, on Main street, and near the Episcopal
Church. This property is very desirable, the, lot being
large and highly. improved, and having upon it all
necessary 0ut-Bu ldings, Of the very best description
such as Stable, Kitchen, Negro House, Smoke House,
&c, &c. The Dwelling House is one of the most com
modious and convenient in Staunton, built partly of
wood and partly of brick, and would suit admirably
any one desiring to open o School or Boarding House.
The BRICK TENEMENT in Lawyers ALLEY, adjoin.
ing the property of John Scherrer, and formerly owned
by John Merritt. 1t is well for any kind of bus
mess, and would suit a small family as a dwelling.
Also, Household and Kitchen Furniture, belonging
to the said McCue. Much of this property is valuable.
TERMSACosts ofadvertising and sale in hand; the
balance in equal annual instruments of one, two and
three years, the purchaser executing bond with security
for the purchase money, and title retained as ultimate
security.
On the personal property q credit of six months, the
purchaser giving negotiable note at six months, well
endorsed. DAVID S. BELL,
j. H. McCUE,
p,,- OF 1oSe IDS u" Trnsteps
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DANK STOCK FOR SALE.-T am authorized
ID to sell six Shares of the Capital Stock of the Cen.
trail Bank of Va, on reasonable terms. If not sold pri.
vately before, it will be offered at public auction ON the
first day of May Court, (2sth instJ
May IA. 1856.z2ts. J. d. ROD
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I~iddlebrook, May IA, 1S56.-T. A. copy Dts.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

Mrs. SMITH, having justreturned from the North,
Nl would invite the attention Of all purchasers OF
Millinery GOODS to her stock of Bonnets, which
has been selected with great care, and is pronounced by
competent Judges to be the most Fashionable ever Of
fered in this place. Also, a large assortment of Mourn
ing Bonnets always on hand aud made to order; fash,
ionable Nantes, Black and Coloured, always on hand
and made to order; all of which will be sold cheap for
casb at GEO. w. SMITHS,
Next Door to the Marble Yard.
Stornton Nav 81. 1S56.-3t&-Town papers copy.
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A LEXAYDER. MONTGOMERY l. co, have just
n to hand another lot OF those beautiful MORE An
TRUE Mantlets, Grape Shawls, and Alexandre's Kid and
Silk Gloves, best quality.
Deerfield, May 81, lS5G.-3ts.
ITO PRESERVE H~EALTH.-Rise early, drink cold
Il water, go 70 church, pay your debts, have q clear
conscience, and buy your Clothing from WELLER "
LEOPOLD, at their new Stand, Main street, Corner
Store, formerly occupied by 7. G. Burwell.
Stanton, May 81, 1S56.-St-yind. copy St.
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April %. 1s5s-tds. CO. Commissioner.

SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.-Also. at the
same time and place, will be sold by Wm. H. Bell 4
Henry A. Goodloe, surviving partners Of JAS. +. Bell
Co, all the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEY FURNE
TURE, consisting of everything necessary for keeping
q Hotel; also, several Mich Cows, of good quality; 10
also. a valuable NEGRO Wonan and Child she is good
washer, weaver and seamstress.
Terms made known on day of sale
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A LARGE lot of Slippers, Caters and Walking
"A. Shoes for sale by JN0. 81. NELSON.
S.aunton. April l6, 1856.
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ITATs AT WHITE & PATTONs.-W.

BARGAINS u. NJ. HARDY has on hand the
ID largest stock of CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
ever offered in this market, which he is determined to
sell as low as can be bought elsewhere, for cash or an
proved paper. Also a large stock of second hand work
on hand. [Staunton, APP. 20, 1s56.-2m
p Roo A. 10y Gar cony o nos
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Nav, IA, lS56.-T. A. copy.

CUNDAY SCHOLASTIC American S. S. o.
y Mon has just published The Ten DOLLAR LIBRA
sued. Also, u new and much improved edition of the
Union Bible Dictionary, and Union Notes on the Cos
pei. These and any other of the publications OF the a
merican S. S. Union, so well known as u%nrivalled for
c~heapness and universal acceptability, can be procured
of ALEX P. ABEL, at the Stage Office of Parish Il
Co., under the Virginia Hotel.
= Ol...4nn Mnr Ii 1NEE
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NOR SALE OR RENT.-The large and COM
Il modious BRICK WARE HOUSE, situated opposite
to the passenger Station House of the Central r. r.
in Stanton.
The building is 60 feet long so feet wide, two and a
half stories high, and very conveniently arranged
for a large Grocery and Commission business.
IT is built in the most substantial manner, the walls
being nearly two feet thick, and The floors sustained by
Stone columns. ALEX. II. II. STUART.
SIMPSON 4 TAYLOR
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-vTyD0W Glass; have constantly on hand
w i the usual lies, and will furnish at short notice,
any size "ahleu' ""' GB0. Z. PRICE.
Nov IA 1857. A. & V. copy.
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nIYsER, %sTRIBLING T. co. have i, Just IT. received Tsaved
IN from New York, a very nnoasOHTT acoS Nan;snoII
a wSr InSis os %usI;ns s' with many other handsome Goods,
az arh biJ,e thew he ;nrite the early attention of the Ladies.
:. 1osE
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WIN. sHRY 3 CO., MANUFACTURERS OF

w ALL MINDS UF II ., IN THE DhIn
TAVERN BUILDING, opposite j. Brundebu'g's Store, res
~pectfully invite the attention of the public to their
large aud we'll selected Stock, consisting OF Fur, Bea-
yer. SLOUGH, White and Black Russia, and every other
description of Fashionable HATS. We solicit q share
of public patronage, and feel assured that we can give
satisfaction to the purchaser.
Stanton. Nav IA, S56.-3t*-Town papers copy 81.
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DOTTIED SODA WATER.--The subscriber,
b having procured the necessary apparatus anns,d Is nov now
isa NM % oS SSr' " a'e and is prepared to furnish Hotels,
fny Raef F al aErap 10 ANN IN any a quantities. His Soda Eoun;
tain is also in constant operation. Address orders to
J.B ESKR!DGE, Siaan'oh1 r. N MERRILATT.
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A NICE lot of Ladies' Dress Goods, Of a variety Of
N styles, for sale by JN0. II. NELSON.
Staun,on, April c, ls56.-Town papers copy all.
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CHADS in 4 Barrels, for family use, for sale by
STAPLES, MARTIN 4 co.
S~taunton, May Z, 1856.
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DLACKSMITH'S TOOLS, &c.-l have on
ID hand a full supply of Tools for Blacksmiths, VIZ
Bellows of all sizes; Anyils Of various qualities; s0iio
box and common Yises Screw Plates of best quIahty,
and all sizes; Hammers, Sledges, Rasps, Files, k0d and
Round Iron; Buggy and Wagon Tire; Wagon Boxes,
&C., &c. All of which / am prepared to sell at TN every
lowest rates. Those in want are invited TO examine
before purchasing. GEo. H. fhlOE'
stanton Nav ia. 1S56.-T. A. & v. copy.
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COX ooK OUT TREspAssERsll,Having sustained
l. much injury from person, aas. in and th noSai tG spa eS sa.
terri 5sEieg |n and s5so abd S] SsSn; g%is'n ny 'a e!Sps, fencing asS s'a and
WISE wise m nrpasriY n NV town lots this is to notify such,
that ba prolff ter the Law will be vigorously enforced against
them.
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\T0TTcE-D. W. G. sLANKERh having transferred
N all his Claims and Accounts a,sd; to me- :. as I trustee for for
warned vnu ned not to pay any one but myself. cun,pr
May ii, 1856.
-y.NTED 6rst.sate Cook, Washer, Ironer, &c .,for
M a taisnse Of the wear, for which a liberal price
8 FHrb be civ given. Apply at this office: May q, 1856.
@sNARURGS and other Bro. Cotton, for sale by
(AoNADon0 90" JN0. NJ. NELSON.
Staunton, April 80, 1856.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR :sALE.-In CO

May7. 1s5s.-tds.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-01
8ebiem Of tbe N(ark&t.

MONDAY MORNING, September l.
COTTON. The market Saturday still quiet, the
barely reaching 200 bales of which 20 1@2c and
43 at prices made public.
TOBACCO. One offers made, but resulted in
sales of consequence.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.. Prices for Sugar firm,
but very light stock sales Of had taken place.
Of Moasses bbls Orleans Refinery sold Friday
&c p gallon.
FLOUR The market continued heavy, and the only sales
heard of 100 b Country Extra Sc 5 and
Friday evening 500 bbls Snperne ST. Lonis Sc Is u Dbl.
CRAM Sales of 3G7 sacks of White and Mixed Corn at 90
cen 1854 White arrive from ST. Louis also 90c, and 200
Fancy White for milling 81 a bushel OF Oats AL
Ionis sold 50 and 80 crop 5455c q bushe
$50 sacks brought 81 05 q 100 OF Wheat the only
sale we noticed 14GS Prime Red 81 40 p bushe
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork retailing slowly at SIG 75@IS20
2 100 bls sold less Of Bacon 10 casks Clear
Sides sold There nothing done in Lard that
we heard Of.
COFFEE. Dull the sales confined so bags at 10 and
200 ut l0lsc p ID.
BALE ROPE Sales Of $50 coils Handspun al 1919 and LEO
at lie 2 Ii.
GUNNY BAGS. Sales of 800 bales Friday at l4144c.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. 10 bbls lots brought "a
| and 35c q gallon.
FREIGHTS.. 200 to 800 bales Cotton shipped to Lv
erpoo a, 76d and 1860 sacks Wheat lid z bushel.
EXCHANGES. Transactions limited.
Sterling. 9id91s and 9$ p cent. prem
New York sxtyday Bills .........1al1G and X d et.ds
Sght Checks Neg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-01

a Mr.. BfLL.tNGS5 CAFsIfENAEEWEf AND As +
- TRTNGENT sYRUP-An InsaIibe Remedy for GE0L-
ERA INFANTUM OR SUMMER COMPLAINT OF CHILL
DREN, CHOLERA MoRBUs, DIARRHEA. or ANY IR-
IRREGULARITIES OF THE BoWELs-The long and snc-
cesfu1 experience in the this remedy the inventor
all the diseases for EIEch
mended together with highly respectable testimony which
numbers bear its efficacy in the enreof the Bowel asc
tionsof Children Diarhea Cholera Aorbus and nysente
grown persons, ente higher confidence than
the ordinary hurnbug medicines Of the day. hc
Tess perform MS Of life Its ehIac
fully established in the hands Of Of the
highest character the following letter from
aresident Of Lockhart, Texas. will show.
DELTA, tCoahotng Col Miss Mag alsIaE7.
o. o. EooaasaR, Esq-Dear sr-There very
the offered the public 10 wictl vpud be will
ling to lend the sanction Of however
be. either in world OF letters Of
experience however have forced npon the conviction,
that Billings Carninatire and Asrngent Syrup is Tery
valuable compound prepared upan scientific prncfpeper
eetly harmony with the laws organic and hsrenre
although its ingredients kept rank higher
in the scale Of remedial than nostrn 1t Affords
pleasure be abe without the fear Of successful eonadc
tia) add my testimony favor of its efficiency safe and
pleasant remedy the bowel for which
eresting chronic Of Diarrhea and Dysente and
mend many others every instance, where uah
propagation was indicated, 1t proved successful.
Respectfully yours,
D. NJ. PORTER, n D.
D. d. wooDMaN.
as corner Common and Magazine Streets
| je12 5radsw New Orleans, La.