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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-02-25
MARRIED.,


On Tuesday morning. the 10th inst, by the Rev. j
C. Hensell, Mr.. ALFRED ". ANDERSON, to Miss lIzzIl
J. Mrsu. eldest daughter of Henry and Angelina MiSh
of Augusta county.
On THURSDAY, the 18th inst, by the same, Mr. Csc
T. CRIcK, of Indiana to Miss MELvINA ANN MINES, o
Augusta county.
In Fairfield on the 10th inst, by the Rev. F. C.
Tebbs. Mr.. A. A. COCHRAN, of Augusta county to MISS
ELTzA ]. WALLACE daughter of John Wallace, Esq
On the Harper's Ferry Bridge, on the 9th inst, ol
~ NJ, Martin. ADpIsox WELLER, of Augustato Miss
Lfzzig KgRAx, of Rockingham county
On the Goth ult by the Rev. j, 5. Pgllen Mr. DAVID
GswIy of Jack Mountain, Bath CO., to Miss h. FOLK OF
Highland CO., Va.
On Sunday the Sth inst, by the same, Mr. GNrTED
SrNrEs BuRXs ofthe Red Holes, to Miss EMILY BURNS
all of Bath CO., Va.
,-S5@ yindicator aud Harrisonburg papers please
copy
On the morning of the 9Th inst, by Rev: j. ~ Col
Inns, Presiding Elder of the Cumberland District Rev
WrLToRp DowHs of The Baltimore Annual Conference
and Pastor of the NJ. L. Church at Altoona "a, 70
Miss MARTHA third daughter of Nicholas Cornelius, OF
Baltimore, Maryland
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-02-25

Messrs Perry Davis Il Son II am happy to be able
to ad Chat your medicine is getting more and more
into note, and consequently the demand for 1t is IN
creasing TIE sales at nv various Sub Agencies ART
very satisfactory, especially in Maulman and Dinna
pore; in fact wherever European Regiments are loea
ted the sales are extensive. party in Aga who sen
for supply for his personal and that OF his friends
says the demand for it is great and recommends tbs
appointment Of an Agent there.
Mr. Toone of BarrackpOre. writes under date OF 2Otl
October This will certify that my son. 10 years o
age was taken suddenly i'll in the night with severe
pain in the stomach, followed by Cholera He foun(
no relief until | gave him teaSpoonful Of the Pan
Killer diluted with warm water; but after the eXplfi
lion of few moments he brought IN. when repeat
ed the dose, which partially relieved him. folCwe'
it with hid Dose when he fell asleep and on wakin,
mex morning h, quite fresh. consider 1t a mos
valuable medicine to be always ut hand.
remain yours, &c,
J. l.. CARRAU, Calcutta.
Sold by all Dealers in Family Medicines and by jas
G.. LAIRD. aud J. C. NJ. MgRRlLLAT, Siaunion
IA L. 1-I-
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GREAT SOUTHERN CLOTHING HOUSE.
ESTABLISHED 1888.

RE now receiving aud openng the largest and best
" selected Stock Of SPRING CLOTHING AND
FURNLSHLNG GOODS they have ever eXhibite d,and
which, in extent and variety is not surpassed in the
South To meet the wants of our increasing tradewe
have enlarged the second story OF our House for the
Wholesale department, where Merchants find large
stock of Spring Clothing, manufactured with direct
reference to their wants and at satisfactory prices
On our first floor, we are prepared to offer heta@
dealers usual large assortment OF the latest ana
most approved STYLES to be found in this country and
Europe manufactured by ourselves in that peculiarly
tasty aud durable manner for which Clothing has
so long been celebrated. Having every advantage
that capital long experience and extensive operations
can give we can and will offer the greatest induce
ments in the quality styles aud prices ofour Clothing
Eseyy article Is acayYanied. A call from you is So
cited KEEN, BALDW IN W,
Richmond Feb % 1857 l02 Main Street.
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Great Luck! Great Luck q!

S42, 300 SOLD!!
In the Grand Consolidated Lottery Extra Glass One
Havana Plan.) The above handsome Prize was sold
by 4. H. HUBBARD CO.. Baltimore, AS follows:
ONE HALF WAS SENT TO VA.
ONE QUARTER TO BOSTON.
ONE EIGHTH TO CINCINNATI.
ONE EIGHTH TO NEW YORK.
The CASH is ready for The fortunate holders.
The Havana Plan Lotteries have become the popular
Lotteries of the day. Every Prize is drawn out, and
consequently when the Tickets all sold every Prize
must be sold.
The next drawing takes place in Baltimore city FEB
RUARY 2s; CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000, TICK
ETS, $40.
Order early-address 7. II. HUBBARD CO, Bal.
tmore, Nd, authorized agents for the Managers.
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&CO'S LOTTERIES
tpJTAJ I. RIX 10 $50 .O0O!!

n n
Owiu,r 10 the great favour with which our Single
Number Lotteries have been received by the public
and the la ge demand TO. Tickets, the Managers, S
SWAN y Co., Will have drawing eGcn SATURDAY
throughout the year The following Scheme will be
drawn in each Of their Lotteries Tor March, 1857.
CLASS go,
To be drawn in the cit, OF Atania Ca in public,
On Saturday, March the 7th, 1857.
TO h. drawn 4 G Il a. 5 S.I 2 Ga. in public,
On Saturday, March the l4th, 1851
GLASS %, 49,,
To be drawn in lhe city OF Atlanta, Ga, in public,
On Saturday, March the 2lSt. 1851.
CLASS 20.
To be drawn in The cl,, o Atlanta, Ca. in public,
On Saturday, March The 18th. 1851.
On the Plan of SINGLE NUMBERS.
$3.50 PRIZES -. 30 900 TICkEIS!!
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FARM FOR SALE.-The un

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The I'M
Y dersigned being determined TO remove to the
West this tal. will offer at public auction, ON ffday,
tie 10TH dun of Noy 1851, that beautiful FARM lying
ON Middle kiver miles Northwest of Stauntou, ad-
Joining the lands of Robinson Hanger, George A: An
derSon and others, and containing 23 Acres. There
are lji acres cleared and in good state of cultivation
The balance well tlmbeled There about - acres
of Meadow, and as much more can be made there
are 20 or 50 acres of No. River Bottom on the farm
The upland is of the best quality The buildings con-
sists of large two-story BRICK DWELLING, with
Il twostorv Ell large Swizer Barn. with two floors
the barn is about loo yards from X. Hangers Mer-
chant Mill y Corncribs and other necessary out-buid
ings There are two Springs on the farm, and Well
of excellent water in the yard.
card TO the land knowing that persons wishing to buy
will view for themselves. PETER HANGER
Feb q lSll-Rock Rec CODY and forward act.
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DIED,

In Port Republic, Rockingham county, on the 2lst
inst, Mr. WILLIAM H. EDDlNS, in the goth year OF his
age.
On the 9th inst the residence of her son, IN this
county Mrs ELIZABETH RoDGERs, aged I3 years l
M 'n'h aud 3 days
The deceased was the relict Of he late John Rodgers
ON d was born un ihe dav of january 1854. She
i Iny ard useful hfr, ha, Ing early connected her
sIf nj IA lie Methods L. Church, aud died blessing
the name If Der deeme'
~ Mogantoun and Winchester papers please
oo,v
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-1ALE OF LAND By virtue of the last Will
y Of isalah Jones, decd, will proceed,on the prem
sCS, ON ffiday tile 2lM dry Of AarcA next, to sell at
ubhc sale, ii TRACT Of LAND, in Augnsa county,
on aiming y AChLS, lying about SO miles from
Solon and adjoining the lands OF X. a. Van Lear, Hen
Y Berry u Dunlap and others. The land is OF very
inc quality about 0ne-halt being well timbeIed There
Barn and other improvements. Andrew Jones the
signed will shew the land to any person desiring
to view it.
TERMS One-fourth IN hand; the remainder in three
equal annual iusaments thereafter. the purchaser 70
give good personal security and the title TO be retained
us ultimate security. WILLIAM JONES,
Feb 25 1887 Administrator.
F-Sy9 Rock. Reg. COPY.
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XvAIUABy,E FARM FOR SALE.-By vii

W ALtAELE = AktTn IOAN
v tue OF a Power of Attorney lately executed to
me by Robert McCune sr., shall proceed,on N0nday
2Srd March, in front of the Courthouse in Stanton to
offer at public auction, the valuable FARM on which
sand Robert Mcclure now resides, containing l42 A
ores, and adjoining the lands of Rob;. Snapp, Da'
vid Ful,z, Cnesey Kinney, and others, and lying u,
bout three and half miles from Siaunton The land
is good and in excellent cultivation.
The improvements consist of a very comfortable
Dwelling House. Sable, and other out-buildlngs,-
There is an Orchard of Young Apple Trees ON The farm
more desirable and productive small farm Is rarely
offered in market and the sale must be made with
out reserve fair chance for good investment is pre-
scented.
TERMS OF SALE.-Enough in cash to pay costs OF sale
and $3.50 in addition; about $500 III twelve months
with interest from the day of SALE and the balance IN
two three and four wears date of sale, without III
tcrest Bonds with good security 10 be given for the
deferred payments. -.,,,,,,,,,
HUGH W. SHEFFEI,
Attorney in fact for II. Mcclure, ST.
Feb 25 lS57-Rock Reg. copy
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COMMiSSlOl LR'S NOTICE William l..
kgyai samuel +. Jon dan, and o,hels Plaintiffs,

AGAINST =,
The Junction Valley TurnIike Company, VIM H.
Anthony, and ojLtis-D,endunls.
Having been ordered by the Circuit Court OF Rock
bridge t. state an accoun; showing ".he whole OF the
abiIi les oi said Company, outstanding and unpaid
and TO this eud to cause no ice 10 be inserted Tor
four weeks in one news aerS ubIished III the
towns of Buchanan, Stanton and Lexington, requiring
all persons holding claims OF any description against
said Company, evidenced by SCRIP Judgements mole,
check or otherwise tO present aad pro1e their claims
prior 10 Il day peremptortlY liked in said notice, or IN
default thereof be barred from any parhcipaon IN the
fund in the hands of the COurt for distribution among
the creditors Of said Conn., u hereby dgaig mott
fy oil persons interested aCho hace not Gaay Aqnded
In thar cidin,sj that on Do"d@y, tie 23'1 Of Aa'ch
next, at my office in Lexington, shall proceed to make
up said account. Cfiteatss y scrip oad ebstaets q
jadgemets must be GLe4 'oM tie CODmiSSoner or they
oM MT be reported They Will be received on any day
before the day above fixed Persons holding diat'S or
Esq the late Secretary, and getting his endorsement
to correctness may hand such claims 10 the &C. Com NJ
claims will be received after the 23rd of March next
J. w. MASSlE,
Commissioner in Chancery.
LEXINGTON Feb % lSS6.-4ts.-Pr'S fee, S4.aO.
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DOCKBRIDGE LAND IN MARkET.

IL The subscriber being DESTROYS to remove to the
West, offers for sale his TRACT of LAND on which
ne now resides situated in the county of Rockb idge
ON the North branch Of the James River, about four
,diles North of Lexington, and miles from Cedar
Grove adjoining the lands Of Henry Teatord, Charles
3, Kirkpatrick and Others containing 10 Acres:
The improvements are Il comfortable Log DWELLING
HOUSE, Kitchen, Stable and young Orchard.
This Farm is well watered The soil is well adapted
% the culture OF Wheat Corn and Glover 1t is also
rendered mo,e valuable on account of nearness to the
uead OF tue Canal It's ds,uuce from 1t being only
nleS the whole Oi said Canal beng now under con-
rast and is ex ec,ed be cOm eed within the pres
ut year. To pei sons wishing 10 purchase, the sub
,ciibe. will ta~e pleasure III showing the Farm.
Feb - lS,,-.m ELIJAH ThAFORD.
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DUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROP.

4 khfI.-rhe subscriber viii sell III public sale al
As, ie>utnge ~ miles Yves, Of aunton, on the old
}u.talo Gal rua4 on IueSday. tie l.M day ot March
aeXt, his en.ire STOCK ut PERSONAL PROPERTY
ouSis ing IN Part, of ~ head OF CATTLE, among
Bi,,cu ae tive Mich Cows three te>h, !. head vi
.ogS Thr shiug Machine, / Wagon, l Buggy, 2
, neat Drills, Pluug,s. HarOwS, together vi all
nds OF Fa,Iulug implements; also, set OF Black
ni.h Tools, about 10 10 If Bacon, Grain and 10 u
atoeS BY tue busnel and all my Household and kiieh
III Furniture OF every description.
,S5@ sale TO commence IL, . o'clock on said day and
u con inue Tuesday and Wednesday ill all is sold
TERMS six mon hs crvdl, with bond and ap-
proved >ecLrit On all sums OF = aud oye less than
INIT an,ount cash. MICHAEL YESSLER.
Feb. %, 1871.
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ADVERTISEMENT

No Alc9hol-The Oxgenated Bltters clam
the favorable attention of those whose prlncl-
pies forbid the use ofalcoholc stimulantS ms
well known remedy fur Dyspepsia and General
Debility. is richly worth a fair trial.
Feb. 25,-lt.
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Splendid SCHEME!
IN. Gt,O NUMBERS !...I 900 PRIZES

GOD prizes, SI9o 7Uo
Lowest Regular Prize $780, lowest approximation $40.
Whole Tickets 80 Halves 50; Quarters s2.5O
Address all Orders to
T, II. HUBBARD & CO..
Agents for Managers, Baltimore, Nd.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
90 pERFUMED BREATH.-wh

PERFUMED BREATH.-What Lad
or gentleman would remain under the curse OF a dsa
greeable breath when BY using The BALM OF THoU
SAND FLowsRs as den,ritice would not only rende'
il sweet but leave the teeth white ala0aster?-
MANY persons do know their breath is bad and tn,
subject is 50 delicate their friends will never mention
it, Pour single drop OF BALM on your tooth brus
and wash the eeth night and morning. A fifty cent
bottle will lass year.
\ BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be &C
Qpired BY using the Bath OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS.
Ii wItremuye tan, pimp leS and reckes from the skin
leaving it of soft and roSeate hue. Wet towelpou
two or three drops, and wash the face night anc
morning.
SHAVING MADE EASG.--Wetyour shaving brusl
in either warm or cold water pour on three drop
of "BNLM oF \ THoCS\ND FLOWERS" rub the bearC
WELL and it will make beautiful soft lather much Ia
cilaiug The 'era;ion OF shaving. Price only FIT
cents For sale by all Druggists. Beware OF coun
terfe;s. None genuine unless signed by
w. p. FETTRIDGE CO.,
Franklin Square, New York.
" 0 tS,e
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THE MARKETS.
STAUNTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PIECES.
RICHMOND PRICES.
PeDorigd I'm u. Blur G Co.

RicHMoxD. Saturday, Feb. 81.
F,orp-Sbippcrs pay $3.50 $3.50; 10 the trade
sGS[S e. agreeable to quav for Superfne, $7}z for
Fxtra. and SSll q S9 for Family
WHgAr.-W6iie $l.5o&Sl.5j per bushel; kea SI4V
@$l.45. ,..,..,...
OITs.-Tbis article will command from SOC to 5oc
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Tooth Acle.-It is often asked il DAVIS ram
Killer will cure this most unbearabie OF pans
It will seldom fail if applied according TO oirec-
tious. 1t is also an efectual cure Tor neura'g'"'
Try it. teb. Io.-zWs.I
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-02-25

Nsy@ Summer complaints must be looked TO in sea-
son. or they will produce Dysentery, Cholera and ire
quenly change to an epidemic that often proves IA
taal of which may be checked, when taken in time,
BY the use of few doses of DR. SANFORDS IN
VIG0RAT0R-an invaluable cure for Summer Com
paints such Diarrhea Dysentery Choleraor Chron-
ic DiarrhCea Collie and Cramps in the Stomach. For
all these it has no equal Those troubled with such
complaints should never be without the lnyigorator
Enh lS5I-1mn.
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|, FARM FOR SALE shall, as trustee u

A FARM FOX SALE shall, as trustee uii
n der the will of Philip bold proceed to sell
on The p,e mises, on 7uesday tie 3rd day IF March,,
ISL "a FARM containing about 2Is Acres, some 80
or 40 acres of which in timber. The farm is well
waered frstlate Spring near the house. and sever
al others crossing almost the whole extent OF the farm
affording water 10 all The fields.
The greater part OF the place has been used for
grazing pur for several ears and has good blue
grass sod on it. About 20 acres oft are Meadow lana.
It lies miles from The Fishersvillc Depot, and adons
the lands of Dr. A. Duld, VIM. Caldwell and others.
The improvements consist ola comfortable DWELL
ING Barn and other outhouses.
TERMS One fourth of the purchase money IN
hand and the residue in one two and three years the
urchascr giving bond with good security for the de-
ferred payments and the tile 10 be retained until the
paymen. of the whole of the purchase money. =,
ANY person wishing to view the land before salewill
rlease call ON Dr. A. bold, Jos. Mormon VIM. Brooks,
F. Buns, or either of them, who will take pleas
ure in showing it, GEO. BAY Lux,
Feb. f. 1S57.-tds. lfus'
-y;s Town noners and Rock Reg. COPY
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0NXECUTORS' SALE.-0n FridQy, the 20tk day
u of MicA next will sell at public auction, at
the late residence OF John Fauber decd, all the Per-
sonal Property Of our estaor consisting. IN part OF
head of Horses, Colts,4 head Of Cows and Calves,
Negro Woman, aged about ~ years, good house
servant Farming Implements OF all sorts, Household
and Kitchen Furniture and Circular Saw, with at
;acled machinery.
TERMS Ali sums of So and under, cash over that
amount, credit of six months, the purchaser eXecu-
ing negotiable note, well endo sed with interest adj
ded.
No property to be removed till the terms have been
complied with. NOAH FAuBEk,
TII0S II. FAUBER,
Enh o. 1sh- IDS EN'nrs of John Eanher. dec d.
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OOMMIssIONER,s SALE OF LAND


The undersigned Commissioner, appointed for that
purpose By decree of the Circuit Court Of Augusta
made on the 18th day of February, 1850 in the case OF
Mary j. johnson et as. against Mildred +. Johnson,
WILL in conformity with said decree, on Sdturay, the
l4M tag Of February next, offer at public sale, on the
premises, very valuable TRACT of LAND, lying on
Middle River, in the county OF Augusta, adjoining the
lands of George Poage, McCue Parkins and Col
Kerr, about eight miles northeast of Staunton The
tract contains about 175 Acres, considerable ror-
ton of it first rate Middle River Bottom. The improve
mens consist OF Il good BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
u good Barn with Stables and Sheds, CoTncribs and
all other necessary outhouses 1t is deemed useless
to give minute description, as purchasers will view
the premises for themselves.
TERMS A sum sufficient to defray the expenses
of sale 10 be paid in hand onethrd of the residue TO
be paid the 18th day of Jane, 1885, and the remaln
der in two equal annual payments, one payable on the
18th of June lojS, and the other the 10Th OF June,
1919. go
~ If the land should not be sold, it will be
RENTED publicly on the day above named.
The undersigned lives immediately in the neigh
bo,hood, and Nill take pleasure IN showing the premi-
SEES To any one de>ung 10 purchase.
Jan. Il, 1885, ids. GEO. w. MOWRY, Com.
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76078 prizes amounting to..........$1,202 , 900
Tickets 500; Halves $40; Quar-. So; Eighths s.. 30
Certificate of Package of 90 Wholes, S256.50
do 90 Halves, $50. 1925
do. % Quarters" $50. 64.l2
do. +" 26 Eighths, 500. 1906
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JAS. F. WINTER, Manager
Feb. Is, 1857. Macon or Savannah, Ca
OMMISSION RUSINESS.-The undersigned

NOMMISS1ON BUSINESS.-The undeIslgneu,
~ having determined to locate permanently IN In, Kicn
mond for the purpose of selling HORSES CATTLE,
and LIVE STOCK of every description. on Commits,
sion, take this method of informing their friends and
the public generally of their intention: They can be
found, at all times at Bacon Quarter Branch on and
after the 18th inst To those who see proper TO send
Stock 10 them for SALE they promise to use their best
efforts TO secure the highest prices the market Affords
and will endeavor to give satisfaction generally.
GEO. w. CRAWFORD,
@ R0RERTSON
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New York, Sept. "a, ls56,-6mos.

r@F@ HELMB0LD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT BUCHU, is prepared directly according to
the Rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry, and is the hes
and most active preparation which can be made for
the of Diseases of The Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel
Dropsv, Weaknesses, &c. Read the advertisement III
another column, headed "a Revolutions Certain.-Vic
tory is ours
Sent o. lS5b.-lvr.
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READ! READ!! READ!!!
MANY YEARS OF SUFFERlNGl
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE J!

READ! READ!! READ!!
1T WILL TAKE you But FEW MINUTES AND SAVE YOU
MANY YEARS OF SUFFERING!
CARRIERS SPANISH MIxTURE!!
THE GREAT PURIFIER " THE BLOOD; The
BEST ALTERNATIVE EVER YET DlSCOl-
Erred! PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE 1T, AND
EVERY ONE WHO USES 1T Is A WALK
ING ADVERTISEMENT! NO MEDICINE
EVER YET OFFERED TO THE A.
MEXICAN PUBLIC HAS GAIN
ED SUCH POPULARITY IN
so SHORT A TINE AS
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE!
It will cure any case OF ScrUfula.
1t will cure auy case of Rheumatism.
1t will cure any case of syphilis
Ii will cure any case OF Salt Rheum.
Ii will cure any case OF Neuralgia.
II will cure any case of Fever and Ague.
Or any Diseases arising from al impure state OF the
Blood.
II cured the niece of the Hon. John Minor Bolts,
member of Congress from Virginia, OF Scrotula, afel
the skill of the best Ply scans both Of New ork anc
Philadelphia had been tried in vain; 1t will cure you
reader if you are so affected
RHEUMATIC READER!
II cured D. Burritt, Esq, of Cincinnati, of Rheuma
tsm of wears standing, after all other remedies hac
failed We have hundreds of such certificates Call OF
the Agent and get Book and Circular, and read ol
yourself the many remarkable and astonishing cures
it has made.
SYPHITITIC READER
The celebrated Dr. Butcher, writes us that he had
two of the most and long standing cases
hills that would yield none Of the usual remedies
but he cured one case with SIX and the other with nine
bottles of CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE. We
have known it used in over THOUSAND CASES, and
have vet to hear of FAILURE in any case.
YE SHAKING THOUSANDS!
AGuE AND FEvER.-Do not take Quinine, Mercury,
or any other noxious Drugs but try at once this great
Alternative and Purifier OF the Blood CARTER span
sH MIXTURE will any and every case OF Ague and
Fever We have never yet known it to fail.
the blood no medicine has ever vet been found to
have so good an effect If you sick, try it at once
do not delay time is precious, and health the greatest
of all blessings without which all else is vaneless.
DIR. WM. S. BEERS d CO., Proprietors,
Richmond, Va,
And for sale by Druggists and Country Merchants
everywhere
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pp1I11ANT SCHEME!

TICKETS. SO: Halves So Quarters, $3.50
Purchase Ten Tickets ending with the consecutive
Numbers. |. q 3, 1851, So, 0, and you Will draw
back four-enths of the amount paid for the Tickets
besides the chances of obtaining Capitals. Patrons
will find il to their intesest to buy Certificates of Ten
Tickets, ending consecutivey with J. 2, B. A., 5, 6,
90 BY this Plan they forfeit the Prize ending with
the same Number as the Capital and get four more
chances in every ten to gain the Capitals m .o,a .,
the following rates, which is the risk
10 Whole Tickets -.....................S6 5000
10 Half .......................o0 U0
10 Quarter encouragement 9:oo
Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par. Checks
on New York RENTED for Prizes.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates of Packa-
ges of Tickets to -