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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-28
Old Line wings of Washington City.


The old line wings of Washington city
met on Saturday night last. The meeting
was boisterous, the Know lettings ems
deavoring to control it, No one, howey-
er, WAS permitted to participate IN the
proceedings, except such as had never
gwen any other than 4 wing vote. Mr..
Seaton was called to the chair. Gen.
Jones, of Tennessee, addressed the meet
ing. He advised the wings of the coun-
Try to iuveslig ,te the parties; and to adj
vance to that national party which would
embrace the countryside whole country
USE every meana to place 1t in the ascen-
dant, and when the victory is won. re-
turn to their camp and ask neither lee nor
reward. He should enter the coming con-
ties, with heart and soul. He well re-
membered the noble contest which the
cid wing party had had with the Demo-
cracy-but against :hat party now be had
not a word to say. He declared his in
:cntion to vote for Buchanan and Breck-
inridge, and TO- speak for them He sad
he would as soon vote fol the devil as a
Black Republican. Resolutions were
adopted recommending all the States to
hold conventions and appoint delegates to
meet IN national convention in Louisville,
KentHky, on the last Wednesday in July.
Gen. Jones, in the course of his remarks,
denounced Know Nothingism and Black
Ilepublicanism in unmeasured tefas.
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Removal of Hardware.

HAVING purchased of Messrs. Hsrman 4 Tre.-
Il ter Tie House (eppesite b. Gfawtord's store
and the stock of Hardware receaty in possession Of
Messrs Watts q Richards, shall In few DAYS re-
noye all my stock Of goods to that house, where l
VII pc prepared TO oiier my old friends and custom
ers and the public generally, Increased attraction, in
prices ana assortment. GEO. +. PRICE.
June 9S,Agpee, and True Amer copy.
TUST received for medicinal purposes. O,d lanai.
- ca Spirits, Old French Brandy, "a well ID Pors.
Madeira and sherry wines, all pure.
June Is, 1856. JAS. G.. LAIRD
GCOTCIi IiERRING--50 Boxes just received and
- for sale by POWELL q 90
Jupe %, 1856.
INCUR Family aud Extra, wholesale and re tai
K by PoWELLL& Co
DAC0N--A lot Just received and for sale by
ID POWELL 4 co.
June %, 1856
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RICHMOND, June 81, 1856.
RppoRrEp BY DLAIn & CO..
SALE OF REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

A s Executor of Jane A. Cochran, decd, ! will
IA sell very desirable and valuable Tract of Land
living on the waters of Buffalo Branch, in the county
of Augusta, adjoining the lands of George Shuey
Jacob Hoover and Others about two miles South
west of Churchve, and containing Five Hundred
Acres, The land is of good quality, finely tim
bcred and watered, lies within miles of Swoopes
Depot the Va. G. k. w., is convenient to Chnrch-
es School-houses, Mills, Stores, Blacksmith Shops,
&C.: all things considered it Is in one Of the most
desirable localities and neig hborhoods in the alley
1t can be conveniently divided into two Farms, with
comfortable log Dwelling House and good
Spring Of water on each. Twill sell it either in
or separate tracts to snit purchasers.
Also, a Tract OF Land, lying in the same neigh
borhood, at the eastern base of North Mountain,
the waters of Hhis5ey Greek, containing about -
---- Acres. with all necessary improvements.
A good Cooper would do well to purchase this land,
and carry his trade extensively, as he would have
it all the necessary timber and convenient mar
ke for his WORK at the different Mills in theneighbor
hood.
Also, small Tract, of about 80 Acres. well i'm
proved, adjoining the Loeb Willow or home tract
If the above lands arc not sold privately before
Thursday, the III doy Of August, shall, on tlqt
day, on the Buffalo Branch tract, proceed to sell
them, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
will also sell, at the same time and place, great
variety of Personal Property, such as Horses, Colts
ing Utensils, Harness, Wagons, Ploughs, Harrows,
&C., &c.
TERMS shall be accommodating and made known
on day of sale--long credits with coed security.
Any one wishing information rs to the above prop
erty, will address the undersigned at Churchyillc
Augusta county; or any one wishing to see it, will
BIO shown any or all of it, by myself or brother, one
of whom can Arrays be found lat, at bone me;
limo li--tdS Ey'r of James \ Cochran. decd
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DIED.

In Richmond, on Sunday morning last, Mrs MAR
TIA SruAhr, vito OF Mr.. Thomas j. Stuart, Esq, OF
this place.
On Saturday the 2lst inst, after painful Illness
OF several weeks, Mrs. HANNAH WHIrLocK, wife OF
Clark, of Augusta. comfy.
On the 25th inst, MARY SUSAN ISoINnR daughter
OF Col Soloinon koiner, of this CO.. aged II Yeurs
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Democratic Nicotine

by tie proceedings in another column
ii will bo seen, TIA, the Ratification meet.
ing OF the Democracy of Augusta has been
postponed until the ,4th Monday in July
lCourt day. when II IS expected distin-
guished speakers from abroad viii he pres.
ent.
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For Sale
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY.

VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY.
L 3onivta and others against DsA. Pitinans heirs
and depending in the Circuit Court OF Augusta shall
proceed on Thursday, The 5lst day Of July next in
the town Of Stanton, to sell lot public sale that We
man, and nearly opposietho Virginia Hotel. Il con-
tains two.sore rooms and cellars-a Dwelling House
and large room at present used as billiard Saloon
any person desiring to invest his money in real es-
BILE for that purpose.
Terms OF SAIr:-The purchase meaey to be paid
in four equal instamcnts, falling due respectively,
in six Twelve, eighteen and twentyfour months from
the day OF sale, bearing interest," the title to be
tanned as ultimate security, and the purchaser Civ
ing bond and good personal security.
N. X. TROUT, Com'r.
June %, neutrality-suspicious. copy.
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Fsc,o,.y or, sa,e,sssase,.,ss oes,.

lust published By the Howard Association, Phil
y adelphia, Report on Spernaterrhcea, or Semi
nal Weakness, Impotence, the NiceNf 0nanism Mas
turbaton, Of SeSAhuse, and other diseases Of the
Sexual Organs, with an account or the errors and
receptions of Quacks, and valuable advice to the
Afflicted, by Geerge X. Calhoun, NJ. D., Consulting
Surgeon Of the sseeiation, bencvoiont Institu,
ten, established ~ speial endowment, For the re-
lent and Epidemic Diseases A copy Of this re.
port vii be sent by mail Tin scaled envelope,
Free OF Charge, on the receip. OF Two stamps tor
postage. Address
DIR. GEO. Il CALHOUN,
Ne. South Ninth ST, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Runaway Black Man in tao Jail OF
AUGUSTA COUNTY. VA.

VE1AS committed bya Justice of the Peace Of said
w county, n Black Man about as or AZ years of
age, somewhat grey, with short grey whiskers, it.
7 or inches high, and calls himself James. He says
he belongs to Michael Gleason, of Loudoun county,
Va, and left home sono time in April last. hopo
the Master of said maA slave will come forward and
comply with the law in such cases, pay for this pub
lication and take him away.
II. L. BRYAN,
June 21.-!ec $50. Tailor of Augusta county, Va
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H4ANl9!

DY virtue of Deed OF Trust executed to mo as
I'D trustee for the benft OF George Seawright, and
drly recorded in the Clerks Office of the County
Court OF Augusta, will proceed to sell on the prem
ses, on Saturday, 10th day of July 1850, for cash,
the tract of Land on which Jacob Sheets resides sit
uate in few hundred yards of MoNrys Mill, adoin-
ing l02 acres rood and q poles, about 60 acres of
tcleared, and the residue finely tmbercd Title uns
questionable. An opening, for an execct heme to
small family J, B. WATTS,
Juno 2l-tdS. rr,,.tno
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rrARnvwD.

On the 10th inst, by Rev. William G. Campbell
Mr., SAMUEL ID. Paorr1rr to Miss MANY JANE CHRIs-
Fan,
At the residence OF Miss lietty McKeegcr, on the
Gath inst, by tho Rev. Horatio Thompson, Mr. AL
ExANpER c. HALK, formerly of Staunton, to Miss
1svs E. WmsoN, of Eoefbridse.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-28

De- We have not space this week to re-
ply to the leading article in the Spectator
attacking Jas. Buchanan. We shall show
hereafter that MIR. Fillmore should be ten
times more odiou, to the South than Mr..
Buchanan.
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sEzLAsE, sG~@

Nlia DAf REUElH Ed bbl Cider yincyn,.
-, u y sacks Salt, pulyerizcd and crus,lsF Suesra
S"l,te ana best Coffee Sugars, tierce Rice. bis
starch. Primo Indigo, Soda, Buckets Tubs iroon1s
Jars, de-, DC, for sale low for cash or countr,
Juue Z, 1916 y - w
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EisS0ysssSo3s.

T SHAW having disposed of has intorostte John
~. L. King in union Forge, near waynesboro,
OF Shaw d Patterson, has been dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons owing the concern or hayins.
claims will call on Alex. Patterson who will receive
or pay the same. L.SHAW,
June 2l-Spec. copy St ALEX. PATTERSON
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BkACksMrIl,i, Toot'eIs.f,

I HAVE on hand full supply Of Topols for BLACK.
smiths viz: Bellows OF ali sizesSf Ansils of vari
o1s qualities; solid box and eon,ron Vices; Screw
Sledges, Rasps, Files, Rod and Ronad.lron i,urgy
and Nagon Tirei Wagon Boxes, Be- dc. All II
which Am prepared to sell at the very lowest rates
sing. GFa) n pitr IL S'"-
Nav l7le59 ~ iioH'
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THAT Secret Greatly.

II Y the Baltic we learn that Russia is much exer-
ID eised respecting secret treaty entered into be
tween France, Great Britain and Austria. We have
it in our power to explain this treaty, which mere
~ mutual obligation between the parties named TO
patrcsisc the new brown Stone Clothing nal ri
RoChtiiI.L 4 WILSON, Nos. 20S and 20T Chestnut
Street, Phtlalclphie. June IA
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Administrators Sale.

XE7E will sell to the highest bidder at the residence
w of Samuel Iightner, decd, on Thursday, tic
9th day of July next, about Twenty-Five Acres CT
Land with good DWELLING HOUSE and all the
necessary out houses also, a large Blacksmith Shop.
The land lies within mile Of GFeenville adoin-
ing the Land of John Fringer and Others Any one
who may desire good situation to carry on the
Blacksmith business, Wagon making Coopering,
could not be suited better in the country. The land
is the very best quality and in good neighborhood,
sell at the same time, Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, consisting in part of Bedsteads and Bedding
OF good quality. One Iron Axetree, Two Horse
Wagon (new;) full sets of blacksmith Tools; one
Cart and Harness; Horses and Mich Cows; 10 head
of Hogs OF q good quality; one Sow and Pigs; about
one hundred bushels Wheat, Corn and Oats, and
number OF articles not necessary to mention
Terms OF sale accommodating, and made known on
day of Sale. TfIoS. A. LfGTITNER,
A. B.: LIGnTNER.
Administrator Of s. LigAtaer, deed.
With the at! Gascaed.
June 2S. lS5e-tds
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t'iss VIZ. IL 1-tlilOON,
! IL, l95e.-si..

leaving become the owner by purchase, Of ali
Il tho Stock of Goods belonging to, and all tho
debts duo tn the late firm of BUTLER & co. ana
iiilam H. Eatier, OF the town of Stanton Have
employed the said William /. Butler as my agent 10
transact and conduct bushes on my account, and 10
receive and receipt for any debt duo either Of gai
concerns, and grant full aequittauee Of .Ae same
hereby ratiying whatever my said agent may 10 in
tho premises and in my name Witness ny hand
and seal. this 2nd day Of ,iNnc 1856.
june JAMES II. FRAZER TSeall
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DAGUERRoTYprs AND AwYro.
TXfaES =

HIAIsIII-D IN The Aighes, ssyle Of The art. apa
a warranted to give satisfaction a. tho most roe.
son"ele prices, at any SAlLlGHr aALlERY.
n. d; Instructions gigea in the art, ana nuns,.
supplied WITH my. ewR manufactured .Iastrumeni,
;a te'esstiy 81 shiea j eoal.med Ny NY receiv
more aud Philadelphia, 80. y Id'e-
Wayaesboro, Ee5. 9, 1s5a.-sreet. oplsy.
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NO all who have Accounts to
EOILEn'C

M have medic arrangements by which we will
w be enabled, from the lst of July to the LIST of
part OF the county, Tor reasonable Commission.
Merchants and others having basiness of any Kind to
be attended to, requested to cali upon US before
the LIST of July. IMBODEN & Mo(UE
June 2l-3t
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Cheap Furniture For Cash

RI FINE SOFAS, Divans and retes; Marble-top
~ aud plain bureaus; Cottage and Jenny Lind
Bedsteadsi Wood and Marble Centre Tables; any
lowest rates. Wv
The new style Metallic Cases always on hand
June Il, 1856. 4. y. GHANTTFR'
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our MOTTO 10 S SELL or GIVE aWAy

/ wv Frock Goats, all sizes and prices; 1000 sun
mer Goats, all kinds; $4,000 do pants, from Is eta
up TO $40 1890 Vests, from $40 cts. up to $40 al
has ever been brought here before.
r Gail soon at WELLER LEOPOLD'S, Main Sc.
in tho Corner Store lately occupied by L. g. Bur
wei June 2i.at
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STAPLES, FEAEsgEN & co.
Grocery and lNInIlr Nrnnnbn.t

,r1,rt, .oa.. oIIAUNIUN, VA,
IA Plaster, Tine Salt, mol sacks. e. Sal,
Vel i'lei, yeiee of all kinds, sugars ofa kinds
Mnasses and syrnps of allqugltirs besides eycrw.
TING elsc generally kept in the grocery line essss
Stannton, Feb. 2, ls5G. z. '--
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Nsssscc.

rFsIIG undersigned having sold their lila, DWARF
T. Store to Messis, Hafuan & Yfottee, arc nov.
DESTROYS Of closing up their business without delay.
Our accounts are drawn OF Those Indebted Ia a.
will please call and pay, or, at least close their ao
counts. WATTS & RICHARDS.
May 81, 1853.
Wool ROLLS Of tae best quality inst received
" anu i9r sac !" MITE 4 1AfTuN,
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Davis, FsinEiiler.

BhooKLYN, Conn.,, juno, Is, 1854.
FnlsSD DA7Isi---,Althcugh stranger to you, take
the liberty of addressing few lines to you, for tho
valuable medicine. have used your Pain Killer
for a number of years, for bowel complaint and
burns, and in fact for pains OF all kinds, think it
prc-eminent. have had several attacks of dyson
aery, one very Violent. l was attacked OF O'clock
in the morning, and at sunrise not able to get
Ell my bed, sent and got twenty Eve cent bottlo
OF your Pain Killer VIII commenced taking af-
oordng to yoar directions, and at o'clock in tho
evening my bowels were regular and was up ana
moving about, although somewhat weak. would
recommend all similarly afflicted to await Themselves
of your Invaluable medicine.
ELMER WILKINS.
Sold BY Druggists, Grocers and Medicine Dealers
everywhere. June 21--2w
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Attention Fan,o.s.

fTNIE season is rapidly passing in which Wheat
VI Drfh for the ensuing season must be erdored.-
Those who desire them for fall use should at once
hand in their orders, or they cannot be supplied.
bennoek's Roller Wheat Drill with Seed Sewer ia
confidently recommended as the very best article in
use. GEO H. PRICE
june eS. 1850 " 'ioh'
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lo'lossay's Ointment ans Pills ire tho finest REM
edies fer Bad Legs,--Francis fomkinson, Of Otto
Wa, Michigan, had the misfortune six years ago,
70 break his leg, which was mperfectly set by the
to angry wound, aud despite of tho various rem
edies &c tried he could get anything to cause
to heal and ii was feared by all who knew him, that
ago, he commenced using Holloway Ointment aud
Pills, which soon caused AN improved appearance in
the leg; be continued thom for nine weeks, and the
leg is sound, to the as.onishnont OK AL who know
him. dune 20
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tom heretofore, at the close OF the exercises,
made a few ehaste and appropriate re.
marks suggested by the surrounding cir
cums.ances. Alter which. and bciore
they dispersed, the large and intelligent
auditory were entertained and delighted
by oul.stirring music from The BiIhu Daho'
under Prof. Graham.
Thus closed the Exhibition at me ~
and ID. and B. Instituton--an exhibition.
which for real, solid pleasure and suggest
I'VE thought, we have never seen equallea'
The system, order, and efficiency which
distinguished every department Ct TINS
noble charity, speaks with most miraculous
tongue, the highest praise the gentleman
", polite and accomplished professors I'M
der whose more immediate charge the al
fairs of the Institution are placed.
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Negr.OcS WANTED.

AN still In marketior the purchase of negroei
lsuch will suit The southern market Persons nav
ing such would do VOL by calling on the subscriber
IN person or by letter. \ y address is Waynesboro
Augusta County Va. JOHN u SMITH
j jana n, l8lG. -Gm.
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- l,ElSG AND SUMNER CAMPAIGN fl REA
~ DA MADE CLOTHING.-Roor,s Garner n r T..
a,nta H9tef.-rhc undersigned becs leave to stats
That, indepsndent of all party associations he pre-
sc,s asei; once more to the public for their kind
Cfoh'"g for the stling and Simmer Campaign. Ii
ihe quality, quantity and richness eff my stock is 20
oe tle criterion 10 seoare Success am am assured
honorable means to secure sales, without sacriAce
OF principles q. e. prices.) Eunning as a no-party
man, asking yopr support in my business you cas-,
tency, eve me call in the selection Of Your Cloth
ing for the approaching season. and can ass ure you
hai II VIII DC rs much to your advantage Dis to nine
or sllli engage in tie caseaaisn With no glurgarG
viii, but with the MOTTO 81 tand win succeed
- ny STOCK comprises more tha I he usual VARIETY Of
tlctllng from Gdedp .Sase;aes stst costing 81 T6
to the finest Dress Suit of S25. va
Come, then, aud give yaay support to your vcrv
obedient servant, JkCOB PljIT17x
April 20, 1856
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UaTuss5sc .Tguas gDss .Syge.

TIES Twenty-fve years Of age, very black, good
L farm hand and WAGNER, aud very intelligept.
Enquire at this Office Immediately.
June o. lS56-2t*
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s ? Rim G I r A y f.
f., I,AWTON

M AAEFACTuRER and Dealer in Boot, 49,,
In Shoes, one door Nprth of Crawford q r. '1,si
'2s Rfy G9ods Store, staunten, Va. WI
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M EDICAl NOTICE

I AZ. NM. N. HARDIN, q Graduate of the Jeacf
~ son Medical College Of bhiadelplia, of the Now
\ DIRK tr16cs College, of the city of New York, O,
the Aew ork oPthaln,ic Hospital, and also ha wing
certificate Of honor conferred gpon him hy Proses>
Sor |! es'ten. bofemus Of the Chca.ical Lahratorv
o. the city OF New York, signed by Horace Green.
VI. D., Emeritus Professor and President of the Fac
ulty OF the New York Medical College, and the az
perienee OF seven years in the practice of Medicine
oters his services to the citizens of Middlcb,ook.
augusta county, and surrounding country.
Having spent The past winter in the yaiions moas.
cal Colleges Hospitals and Dispensares in the city
Of New ork, and also having taken course of Mil
ltary surgery under lsdor Gluck, Sargcon-in- Chiet
OF the hungarian army, viii pay especial attention
TO offsaTiyL SURGERY, diseases of Females, and the
Respiratory Organs. ~ ~
lie may be found at the Middlebrook Hotel. or the
fessionaliy engaged. f''
May H. lS5G-3t
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For Rent.

I HAYEfor rent lsrge Room in tho basement Of
L the Lutheran Church, well suited for Scheol or
other purposes such as shoe shop, Furniture Room,
N, &C., GEO. BAYLOR.
June II 1SSs
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Fig lsasaisls Hsc.ls.

II ~ Undersigned - prepared 10 put Mn s,,h..,,
= hoas any place in Augusta, Or tIss if;niins
voun'los, IN the peedes. md most
ing the demands nSs Are esas,an il service in meet
SIe.y eMAer VI Aoase OF B6rh should Laes n's -.
0egs received at aay time. nave "
u.v AeSfess JOHN y. MAHoN.
10y = National Hotel, Stanton ~
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A Sure Care 70, EeIoa.--=Ilold the part affected
III Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer for halt an
hour, and the pain and soreness will entirely be re-
moved But don't take our word for it when 1211
cents will buy bottle of it. June 2l-2.
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To the Residents OF stauntcn & Vicinity
INDEED, TO TIE WHOLE WORLD.
READ & BEWARE OF IMPOSITION!

READ & BEW ARE OF IMPOSITION!
HROF. DEGRaiTH en- WEATHER. Prof. De-
cemency of the weather lstely to eal and procure
bottle of lis pleasant Electric Oh. 1t cures Ike a
magic. Price rs, so and 81 per bottle.
Professor De Grath feels ii to be his duty to him
self and to the public, to state explicitly that the
Terms of SALE as prescribed by the decree, onehali
article offered for sale by Mrs. Anna L. Smith, call
ed in her advertisements Doctor Smith, \. L. Smith,
Chemists, &c, is not ode Graths Electric OIL
| Mrs. Smiths professions to y kuoWladge Of the
prop&ratie.s eI thi4 celebrated retney arises from
| her connection with Mr.. Galuta Il. Smith, formerly
engaged with Prof De Gfath in keeping the boots
| end correspondence Of De Grath d Co., but never
instructed in the manufacture Of the incidence
These parties have neither the right the ability
20 make ''De Graths Electric OIL, anti re imita-
ton OF it can produce the wonderful effects Of the
original as prepared by Prof. De Grath himself at
his old and well known establishment No. 80 Soutl.
Eigth street, below Chestnut Philadelphia,
PRor. DE GRATHs ELEcrtc OIL CURES
WONDERFUL REPORTS FROM WE'LL
Known CITIZENS.
EoiIES AND RHEUMATlSM.-tsom remarkable
cures daily coming to light = Charles Sex
ton ESD, EX- Mayor Of the city Of Camden, says:
The 'Elcctrie Oil' cured his PLEA by six applies
tons; also rheumatism. He says il is very yau-
able remedy, and every body oeght to know it.
Neuralgia.-Mr. David Mann, 1919 Vine street,
says De Grath & Co.'s s'Eectric ol cured him,
and that he was great sufferer.
SiT Nsct-Alr. Mann's lauglter much afilic-
ted With stiff and swollen neck, which this oil cur
ed Immediately.
lad Spraip-Mr A. b. uiafcld, No. - Howard
Street, met with serious accident, which laid him
ur says; He tried everything, the usual cold
water shower, without any beneit-used a single
bottle Of the Oil, Which cured him also says it cur
cd frosted feet.
cqta,rs Il: the Breast,-Mr Wardlow's little girl
was cured This is a very interesting case. Come
and see
And so it is, am daily called upon to chronicle
crres like the above. Indeed all pain vsnishea by