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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
The SUSPENSION Of specie PAYMENT.

The Banks announce, through the morn
ing papers, that they have resolved, one and
all, to suspend payment. This is cool, to
say the least. When an individual stops
payment with large amount o. moGey On
hand, if he happens te' Gre a Bank any
thing'he is sued before night. But the
Banks, after paying OFT about half their
spcci G, gel to gether and aresolveo that they
ryill Tlot pay any more, and then eoolly and
SIN ilingly say to tier creditors, 'seatlo-
men, W. have concluded, snstae whole, that
it is best to suspend"
lsut this is not the worst of their conduct.
They not only suspend payment Will mon
ey in their vaults, but'tScy set together
and resolve to pursue course that Will
cheat and dofraud the poor cut of their hard
and honest earnings; they conclude to
60 on issuing their broken promises to pay
to palm off their certified checks on the
cam.lun.ty, as representatives Of money
which they have not, and to utter to tie
world most stupendous lie with the hope
and expectation that they will DC believed.
i They open their accounts-one Of the
* qecie-that is FOR their own use and the
use of their frieIds-,one CT certified checks
for merchants, to enable them 60 carr ont
their policy of make believe" and third
account of currency, that is to pay out, or,
as one of them pressed it this morning,
for the working classes. II ever gillainy
was practiced in any community, the Banks
of this city are row practicing it. We
hose he ftrmora>and working men viii not
totyh their stuff, nor il AWAY enoour-
age their rascalfty -Acn l0ta Day Dooh
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24

The IIicissitudes Of Commerce. A few
months since the partner Of Il commercial
pLouse in this city was taken to & lunatie
asylum, utterly dcranged, as was said, by
his unparalleled pros perity in business. Du-
ring the year previous. his firm had cleared
$1,000. COO. lie died in the asylum, and
his own estate was valued at s., 500 900,
all invested in the concern of which he was
partner The firm itself failed the other
day, and is now said to be utterly insolyent
One item Of the assets of the deceased s es-
tate Was a;titousarid shares Of Illinois Cen
tfai 'itailroad stock, which was selling at
the time of his. deoease at sSl40 share,
and which was worth after paying up the
! lns5alments, $500, 900. The same property
sod yesterday at public sale at $4,000
Mi this occurred within eighteen months
the prospority;itke insanity, the decease,
and the insolyency.-N T. Ereaiag Post,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24

american Standby School Iaioa.- 4he
committee on repositories and finances of
thc,A American Sunday School Union have
published statement in regard 20 the defal-
cation of Mr.. Frederick w. + orter, their
late corresponding Secretary They say:
1t viii be understood that, as far US we
know, ,ne'f1nds,n the actual possession OF
the society have'been distracted, since no
part of what was thus surreptilieusls o.
tanned was ever in It's custody, ard It's ID DO
especially remarke2k$s matter of thank
rfalness, that aot a farthing of the contrlbu-
tons to our benevolent fund has been los.
or misappropriated. Tho wrong which We
suffer results wholly from the fuse ofs5Ee
society name and credit by the oorrespon-
ding sccretarywithout authority, il viola
ton of his trust and for personal or private
ends, and the burden falls wholly on its bus
mess department
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
Rannntt OH tie Panic,

cold Potosi'' of the New York Herald
doesn't believe that the present fnanca
distress originates in high or low tariffs
lie says:
We cannot trace them 70 the tariff of'4G
but we can trace them to tie banks arc
stock .iobbers, the railroad and land spacu-
lators, the fashions, fummeries, fopperies,
nincompooperies, eztra.agances, vanities,
Righteousness, rogGerios, defalcations, en-
bezalements, forgeries, frauds, periuries,
and ali the other raeealities Of widespread
Generalization among men aad rwomen
saints and sinners-from puritanical Bos-
tor to=sa5ba$h breaking New Orleans =
These are the potent causes of the present
revulsion, and a two hundred per cent tar
if against these terrible evils of the tires
would have been as powcrless as o roWboat
irisshe rapids Of Niagara. Millionaire rail
road ycbbers, stock jobters, land-jobbe5s,
banks, spectators, peculators and forgers,
fast young men, fast old men, fast women,
fast horses, brandy. billiards and faro,
French gewgaws, fashionable rivalries in
wasting money, and all such rubbish, stuff
and denominations, have done the business.
The tariff Of '46 can't be made the scape-
goat Of the revulsion Of 81, we have been
enjoying a high carousal, and are now cal
led upon to foot the bills. That's all
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
TIE CENTRAL ROAD-This 70,

THE CENTRAL ROAD.-This road
during the last season. has done business IN
the transportation Of travellers unprecodcnt-
ed in Virginia. The excellent character of
the ro4l, the combined speed and safety Of
its movements, ana the 1ninterniittire po-
likeness and courtesy of its conductors have
made i q great favorite with the tray
cling public. Only sbGrs distance now
remains to be overcome, before Tie complete
construction of the roAl and We do sincere
ly hope 'that this conslmmation may NO. be
long delayed for the want of means. che
prudence and skill witt which Gel Fontaine
has carried the little Louisa to its present
proud and prosperous position, afford to eur
minds the best guarantee of It's ultimate
success, and the most gratifying assurance
that, one day we hope soon, the Virginia
Central Railroad, with its continuation, the
Cogington, will be tie great American Rail
Eyoad between the Ohio and the Atlantic. --
Richmond Dispath.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24

High Price for Negroes. "A oorrespop-
dent of the Petersburg Express writing OF
sale of the property Of Mr.. j. W, Young
at Clardsburg says;
There were A negroes sold--oorsistnq
of all grades Except number one) from the
sucking infant TO the decrepia and aged,
and they brought about $50 600, averaging
Just about 800 There were no carpen-
tors nor blaoksmiths among them. One
tolerable likely young man brought 81 40.
Young women brought from $3.50 One
man II years old brought 81 ,050
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
PAYING SaIhLL DEBTS.

IF every man made a point of paying
lis small debts, it would 90 far towards re-
heying many during these pressing tines.
This holding on to dollar, or fifty, or a
hundred, lest you may never see it again,
is al wrong-alike in principle as it is fall
laciousin point of fact We remember to
have heard ease in noint which is suited
to the times - e.
\ Fredericksburg merchant went TO
Carolina Court on q certain occasion, with a
$500 note of a certain denomination. Short
ly after he got on the Green, he paid it
over to farmer The farmer soon dis
charged an Indebtedness to some one else,
and thus The note kept On its mission of Il
qudation until near TIE heel of the evening,
when it was again pad back to the same
merchant who took 1t there, and he brought
it back to Fredericksburg! Having the
curiosity to trace its workings, he found
dat s ,00Q worth of debts had been paid
by that 500 assa IN q s,ngle day
We might enlarge, but leave every oae
to draw his own conclusions How many
glad healts-glad because freed of debt
might not generous circulation Of small
sums be the means of making. Reader,
viii you make one of the number of paving
your small debts fred Herald.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24

Horrible Murder. "A most horrible MUIR
der was committed near Princess Anne,
Md, on Wednesday last. The Snow Hill
Shield says: .t
A negro man, who has been some time
attempting to pass himself as partially de-
ranged, met on the road after night white
woman whom he attacked, cut open her
bowels, strewed them by the road side, and
Otherwise horribly mutilated the body, He
also cut off the right hand at the wrist,
which cannot be found The demon was
arrested, confessed the deed, and gave rs a
reason for the asaot sstkat conimess nanfed
Pussy lad told him that if he could get the
right hand ola female corpse and 'wear it
about bis person, he woaldas all times be
/ abse to overcome his enemies He is rep
resented as desperate, dangerous NEGRO,
and has for long time escaped punish
mcnt for. bis Villainics by feigning insanity
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
A NEW WORD.
The New York Times saws (:

The last English journals contain new
word, ahioifwhl d.. bt.esssco1ne into imme-
diate.iuse on both sides OF the Atlantic. In
1rpaas.iagc Of a tclcsraphic dispatch, they call
it setegyan But this..i ret {. ,egm of
English coinage; twas used by some OF
our country contemporaries a year or two
sgo, The Journal, if we mistake not, hav-
ingl invented it. 1t has rather queer
lool:ii at first; but it is very convenient
tern.; and it will soon become familiar tc
% . e."
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24

The Circulating MeGt,ea.-We want
more specie in the hards CT the people,
(says tie Charlottesville Jedersonian and
we hope the next Legislature VIII pass
law that no bank note less than $40 shall
be issued by the banks in this State and
to enforce it, they should also make it an
offence for any person in the State to receive
Ia bank note Of less value THAI so. Such
ia law at this time weeld be CT great advan-
tase to the people, and especially to the
poor and laboring class, who always suffer
when there is a suspension Of specie pay
meats by the banks.
sWe hope also that the Legislature vii
pass law making the. stockholders Of al
banks responsible to the full amount Of theil
stock.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
W.~P ETER SON..

~sfaduote Of the Ihitadciphta
.%o''ege IF Pharmacy
CsuccEssenss2o j. B. woop.3
..HEIOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST
Cca l5h q Nan SIS, Richmond Ia.
sNFFERS for sale complete assortment of
~ Pure Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals. Fan
ce articles. Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Pain
Brushes, F,ao Gegsra, chesaing.ano Smoking To
oaccc of various brands, Perfumcry Colegnes, Elk
: tracts Patent Medicines, &c., &c. i
Machinery. BurnihS and Paint Oils.
pul'e refined Lard, Sperm and Soisroils, Lnsecc
Oil. Spts. Turptnti1re. best English and American
White Lead, Dry Ground Colors Window Glass
and fet =. Also
Best Indigo, Nader and Dye Stuffs.
He would res, ectfuly invite ~ the attention O
Merchants, Physicians, and all others il. want o
articles in his line, to his well selected stock which
he is prepared to sell upon the lowest and most ia
vorable terms to cash and prompt buyers. All ar
tlclcs sold will be warranted represented and
particular care will be taken in the shipping and
forwarding of goods. . Ia, .
VA Orders trompunct.al customers respectful
" solicited and carefully @;si promptly filled at the
lowest market rates. 81 =, ~. PETERSON.
Richmond. Mays23 1s57.-1v.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24

his lonely cabin, transferred into smiling
fields. aad peopleo bynardy andenterprising
pale faces, among whom his last days were
passed in peace and plenty" una 3turbed BY
the presence of his old foes
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24

Eame. Ono old ,eEap at the State Fair
o5erhearing some men conversing together
about .Millard Fillmore's being present, ex-
claimed" Fillmore Fillmore let's see.
what did he do? Want he up for something
onee2o We left him trying to think what
Fillmore was mp for, and mentally sxclainl-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24

Coaficfc,S md Scnanest. a Deata a, Ter
ten Years imprisonment. -.Thc lease of
James Copeland, which has been pending
for some ten years was tried a few days
since at Augusta, Mississippi. and resulted
in his conviction Of ziurler in the first de-
gree. 2 SopclanbwaS'' ehsrgod with Killing
Jamcs'A-. Harveyssnd has been feeNd gull
ty twice before by thcjuries of the country !;
yet by resorting othe tee eiealitiea Of tie
law, he has been enabled to gain trial after
trial to tie present time, On the verdict
being rendered. thc,Jelge pronounced up
on him the sentence OF death, ordering him
to be executed on Friday, the Both day of
ctober. To be hung, after ten years aw-
! full Imprisonment in u miserable county Jail.
is rather hard case. The claws della p
in his trials has been productive only of
i rrotraeted suffering, winding up with an
ignominious death. f..
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
Republican 1)inoicator.
BY NICHE e. ALFRED.

TERMS The VINDICA tor is publish
ed every Saturday morning, an Staunton. Main St,
suo doors East of Union Hail. at Ttco D3Uarspe,
annum. If paid IN oduonce, and to be dischargeao %
The payment Of 7,eo Dollars and FiJty Ceats, i de-
aeyed til after sir months. No paper will he d1"con
.inued ercept at the discretion Of the editor, unless
all claims are odjustesj.
AD YER ThSEME Nf4S of Ten. lincs, Cor less, tn
serted three times for dollar and tmcnty cents
fer ssch subsequent cont innance. Larger ddoertse
r,ents inserted isahc same proportion.
= liberal discount made to those who adrcrtise Js
tie year. ~
Pryessional CrrdS, mot exceeding scpen E9es, uih
Inserted for one year for S. oO-6 nsoss or $500
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
% WITNESSES, OR THE FORGER
CONVICTED

J0lIN s. DYE. Is TILE AUTHOR, WHO
- has had 10 years experience Baker and
Publisher, and Author ct a series of EecLures nj
{ the broadway Tabernacle. when. ior.la succes-
: sive nights, over ~ so 900 People ~s1a greet
- ed him with rounds of applause, while .te.exhib-
. their Frauds and lie surcst an 4 shortest means
< Of detecting themi IS
{ The Bctabsl }ate. ESSnsrcTs all say that he Is the
= Greatest Judge of Paper Money living
< Greatest Discovery of the Present
= CENTURY FOR =.
. DETECTING COUNTERFEIT 8ANh NOTES
. Describing every genuine Bill in Ex,stcase, and
f4.cn!
Z Arranged 50 Admirably, that Reference is easy
: and Detection is instantaneous.
3 No index to examine! No pages to hunt up
= Bat simpliiied and arranged. that the Mcr-
: cnnnt, Banker and business Men can see all at a
: glance
= English, French and German.
Thus each may read tic same in his
s. Mosr PERFECT BANK N6re T.isr PUBLISHED
IS Also, list &C s.Hstne
~ PRlVATE IA Nsh.ERs'@ IN AMERICA.
- complete Summary of the FINANCE OF Err
sorE and AMERICA will be published in each cdi
z, ton. together with all the Important NEWS OF
- HE DAY. Also, series Of TALES from an
. td Manuscript found in the East. 1t furnished
< t'GRiEN1 Al IL, :
- Describing the most ferpSNing positions in
:, which the ladies and gentlemen of that country
~ have been often found. These stories will con
= tinuc throughout the whole year and will prove
=, thc most entertaining ever offered to the public
IS ~ Furnished weekly 70 Subscribers only, al
Il 81 year. Letters mes- addressed to
JOHN *. DYE, Broker.
ppsIher, and Proprietor, iOWall st., Ny.
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~ adrertising for less time than three aa,ntas,
ell be charged for at the usual rotes-Sf00 PER
cqGre for the first three Insertions, and ttreHty fire
CO pts for each Subsequent ,sS"es
Tie adore rates uiHeoe strictly adhered 10. The
circulation Of the VfNDiCA T0R is one Of The lar
get the State, and hence Of e best odcertis
sh1 mediums.
RSs- JOB WORK. Of eli descriptions promptly
noIt
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
In advance.
NUMBER A3.
+ or tlie Vildicato

MR. EDIToR:--If the following commu-
nication is worthy # . publication, you will
confer f;,vortt5 insestihg-it in your yalua-
bic naDer.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
sGalhouH, Webster and Clay.

"
af.1hou, uabSter and ey,v
/ g. m - = s.: t''a S'"s
~, o1n. ii'sN - III :, ni' iecei' speeel, al
onarles'1h at 'he railIoao celebration mus
siaph'eaiiy oeseiioeu 'nc tIiree great states
men "nose names arc always linked TO,
se,ner -.
rof '|o ye'lS " my liie IL was my most
| en {, privilege 10 nave iivea IN almost
oa-y intercourse WIZ nose intellectual 81
anus m a'lu most lhcoffel's1oe statesmen.
.hr, oaiiio ~ was 'he most MODEST unpfe-
'enu.hs' 'ne least ooerusiVe TO eaten the
pupllc ear OF any man ever saw, and he
Mas ssh1nle as era - n his every inter-
ee.iise WIZ 1ie,l' ~ zen as nave eiten
soeh mn e,,, eioaAcu .. coiu Jay upon the
s'iee's Vi W "sliuS'oh III MS ulios'ehea'ious
way ne oi'th approached a group unn &c
ecu p =, as 'lie Whisper rose ''hat Is oal,
noun' every eye was turned, every mead
uhcoHefed' ana 10 eaeh II was charm that
ne naa pceh noticed, lie Ilao the peculiar
lacoi'y Oh commanding the attention by
,oYcry one VINO saw there was no one who
Eyer sat WIN nm on the same moor that
uiu hoe hlgw " +I'odtioh %heh ne wished
" sPeah ,he h''siGo' LIS ssAeen. gfaJ e!e
M MaS onoash 70 snow .ha1 somG'hlng moved
,le epaii', anu coh4uefeo all, ana on the
ltoor VI 'ne senate ne never uttered one
49, @oia tlia' uiu nov command Tue
~ ~ o''n.os1 ateehllon q ese;5 'eno,r E u,
,hon S0,,au ~ MS yoi1e -. heiiAc ,"lheu'
my Was sn9 siai'l 'iiae II seemed 10 DC
on1 5 o"u .l.oA 4ns','..s,.' vas 80 h@'ufai
anu nescf 3ea "a, mn say Wha'' al the
'iu is - u'u fos ieci l coolo nave saio my
9oi: 'hs' IL was ohiy "heh thouSht with
u i;1 eIefey 70 take .ne iilsh' ,hat re-
aii1ou .''0 hoisn'S " WHICH A'so e9c-i ei.s
~ -. :.
M n"S W. 10y ~. ~ d hIehloiJ 70 I'D
seon WI ~ " ops.ef' LIS appearance as he
s''oue INC "tehoe' cooid not oe mistaken OF
ioteottee- coat brass buttons Duh
We %"i'e neck ,ic' gloves ana gal'ers1
1 an were part OF nm g. al as pale and sal
low, ia'en' On catching abstract IT., e4o4 * &c
Passeu aiohe' ..e crowd was SUIT hcshed IN
piea ', ho'1ee Vi nun; Ana pu. lew
Moalu venture 10 aceost nun but when
'ha' aaa peel aohe ',e paiiof ,eit h,m' MS
Eye p1isn.cnea PACK 10 carth' inc sun
pcaineu ou ~ anu oiawca nun ana MS ex-
ps re TODD morning was enough to
kln1Sa' Tor no enc ever loved the. morning
pe1ser,
but IL you have seen GA llal as | have
seen MN, you never could forget It (; mag
nileehs IN my bearing ana masmncentiy
uresSea ne s'rode along cheerful ana hearty
win an eye Tor every ene' and when pass
ing nc peNed, as ne S.s;-e could bow, there
W, was not no'Wso, @d, lot take INTO himself
statesmen. -
ag.tey differed in their form Of rrea tnofa
but to each there was the like vol4i,e.. ana
each was excellent. 10 use figure which
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
Il DR.. JOHNS SION

TTNHE founder OF TINS CeIcbfated INSTITUTION, tlt
i only regularly Educated Physician adyerti-
sing offers the most cettssn, speedy and oaly eff
.cctual remedy in the world for ~ ''tE -t
SECRET DISEASE
lonorrhea, elects, Structures, Seminal " cakncss
Pains in the Lons; Affections of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Lossof 0rsaaic Power, Nervous lrita
blity, Disease of the He& Throat, Nose or Skin
and III those Peculiar. Disorders, arising from
Certain Secret Habit Of YOUTH, which If moo CURED
produces CONSTITUTIONS. Debility, rendersr mar.
rage impossible, and n the END ,aestroys ,oota
BODY and MIND. fsThose secrets and solitary
practices more fatal to- their victims than the
song of the Syrens to the mariners of Ulysses
blighting their most brilliant hopes or anticipa
tions, rendering marriage, de-, impossible.
YOUNG MEN
Specially, Who have bece me the victims of Solta
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-24
DIR. JUHNSTON'S INyIGOR ATING
REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAK

BY this great and important remedy, weakness;
OF the organs are speedily cured AMI full ygor res
orcd Tnouaands Of The me :. neIyousa and debilita-
ted witofsats'}ss; al hop0.uWsc been Immediately
relieved. .,ll imprdiincns to Marriage. Physical
or Mental Disqualification, Nervous lrritability
Tremblinga aud Weakness. or exhaustion of thu
most fearful kind are spccdily curud
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STORAGE WANpED-

STORAGE WANpED-
XNTE prepared to stor, in onr Fire Proof Ware
w house any quantity OF 1rain, Produce, or Mer-
chandize, on the most liberal rms.
Having large and airy up stairs, particular re-
will taken Of Household Furniture, Agricultural
Implements and all kinds Of goods wares liable to
damage from damp or rust.
Insurance effected the lowest fire proof rates. by
month, or longer, when desired.
Warehouse located on corner Of Locust street andW
and r. Canal, and most convenient for shippinA p5
River or Railroad. Apply to GEO. FOSTER a. CO.
ap2s. j -
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had fall, sprained my shoulder and was afflicted
for eighteen days, and lost the os my ARA, and
could not raise my hand to my head; and hearing of
the wonderful cures efecediy Dc;;n.h's Electric Oil.
and ~ appiicatiofof II was enaiel to raise iny
hand to my head and tale off my l;.t, Thank Col /
well, and chesTfully recommend il To- all the
afflicted The applicatiUn made before hundred
persons Yours, truly, ed sa..Hs
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PAPER HANGING WAREHOUSE.
c. SCHsiITT 4 STARK,
.i1- First Street, Near Main.

-. ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACfURING.
NV wish to callthe attention Of our old customer
~ and of everybody in want Of elegant and desir.
able Furniture 10 our new and very rich Patterns oil
Sofas, Sociahle, Dvans, Elizabeth and Parlor Chairs,
and in Hair Cloth, Plush and BrOcatel, which will be
ready for inspection in r few days.
Every article in the Upholstery Line is made under
orr PERSONAL superne'iience and expressly for the
CITY Trade. We make il aim to sell as cheap az
any house in the West and all weask Isl give CALI
before yoU so and spend your money abroad,
apr c. SCHMiTf * STARK.
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q - III 80
WYE Reg 10 call the attention Of the public to Ia
w following sworn certificate from one of GU
most respectable citizens, Mr.. ya,n the faiher-ii-Iw
VI the proprietor Of the "Couier des es Uni," and
Formerly glnmaker in Philadelphia:
b DIR. DUPRIE-Dear Sir:-I hereby certify that have
been afflicted with the Piles Cor 20 years that
have used X bottles OF Barnes Pile Lotion and every
thing else could hear 81, hut all to effect, fr thev
did me little gOsd. About two months since, l
commenced using y9uryauahleremeies for the Piles,
and have the happiness say that they have hal tile
desired effect, they have CURED OF This dis
ressing complaint. consider this alnost miracle,
for I am nov 20 yelrs Of age sincerely recommend
Signed, i. VALE.
80 = rl.l.a .e-4t 81. No. IS Franklin street,
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SAIGON. April lS34
Prof. Defirath-Dear Sir: z, Capt. i. Il. Saith,
hereby certify lhat have been ssCied with RLeuna-
tsm for four cars ad at Zines Gould not sleep. BY
hearing of the wonderful cures by Dcraths Electric
Oil. induced 20 try it, and the hrst application
at the Electric OH Was az once relic Fed and have
the use my arm. the APP lcaton made before
fifty persons. b. Il. SMITH, TWiggs Co..
We, the undersigned, were present: -,
Riley, III Brantly, II J Cooper. M.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-08

And almost every article used in DaguetTeotyping
AmhrOty ping. go
Orders from operators promptly filled and Forwarded
at n small advance ON Eastern prices.
30 We are constantly receiving fresh supplies Of
articles enumerated above, and others usually kept in
Drug stores, and every article sold by is warranted
to he pure fresh and genuine.
e Particular attention Iaidto filling Physcians
orders, and oulers from country stores. We invite
those wishing articles in line to call send and
give satisfaction 10th IN regard to quail
ity AMI price. lIALL0CK X ST0DDARD, "a.
myi-iy'57 10. = Main street, Evansville Ind