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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
STRIBLING SPRINGS,

TSHIS MOUNTAIN RETREAT in Augusta eoun-
4 TT, Va, lS miles from Stanton, ana = iailca
from HarrisonbHrg. will be under the afaSeneni
of Mr.. PETER II. WOODWARD, formerly al Jack
sons River. and for tbs last three seasons at the
Healing Springs. -
The proprietor respectfully ANNOUNCES 10 inVAltds
and a pleasure seeking public, thai by erecting EfGhf
NoRp DOUBLE COTTAGES and by the general improve
ment OF the premises since Last season, that after
the iGsa 81 Sane, he viii be prepared with entirely
NEW fURsTTURE, and a sufficient number of atten-
dapts, 10 efer visitors the NEST PLEASANT AecoAao-
pATloSs in the Virginia Mountains.
The waters of this place are unsurpassed = in fact
The visitor at these Springs has the 2daantage of all
the various waters belonging to the entire mineral
region of Virginia.
THE SULPHUR WATER excelled by none except that
eli Greenbrier.
The Alum Springs inferior 10 none, as tested for
Tho last five years, with the Chal} beate ard Free
Stone Waters, all at hand, in abund&a@s, render
.his place, properly, the
MINERAL SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.
For pleasure seekers, there will be Music in al
tendance, and the a%nusements and sports afforded
BY mountain resorts.
AN ExpEEIESeEp PHYSICIAN viii reside at the
Springs.
.TERMS-Sl0 per week sac for month of four
weeks, saa i teer2tioa made fer an entire season
for less than a week 81 so per day viii he charged.
Ess~A line of SUPERIOR F0UR HORSE NAIL
COACHES win leave stsantGa Ae2y =. Tor This place,
after the arrival ef The Eastern cars.
GaysA line of STAGES is expected to pass the
Springs, Ell route from Harrisnnbarg - Bath Alum
Springs. CllESLEi KINNEY,
june Is, ls5I.-tG Proprietor.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
1--WE :s,lsJ7

HAVE Just received direct, the follow ing addi-
L tions to my stock, which | will sell unusually low
for cash
80 pieces assorted Prints and caliooes, . dozen
Worked Lace and Muslin Collars, / dozen pair Of
undersleeyes, Swiss Edginys and Insertings, Cam,
brio lnsertings and Edgings, Grape Shawls Blue.
Pink and Fancy Plaid Ginghams, Summer Challes,
Grape Berages, Black Silks; White, Black and Fac,
ev Ronnet Ribbons, Bonnet Ruches, Pantheon
stutts, Farmers Drills, aud many other desirable
styles of goods. j. T. j. WHITE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
Fine Ready Made Clothing.
OF THE BEST FINISH 4 LATEST STYLES
ROANE q ABBY

HAVING located themselves in Staunton, (un.
4 der the Virginia Hotel, J would call the atten.
ton of citizens. and the public generally, to their
Stock of READY MADE CLOTHING, equal to
the best Custom Work in FIT and FINISH; also.
an assortment Of Fine LINEN. BOSOM SHIRTS.
COLLARS. DRAWERS, SOCKS. and Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods generally, all Of which they offer
at BALTIMORE PRIcEs ron CASH.
NEW GOODS receiving every few DAYS, BIZ
which means a fresh supply is always ON hand.
Goods ordered at the shortest notice.
All work warranted to give satisfaction,
April 4, 1851.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
TUsr RECEIVED AND FOR SALE

JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
+ Hhds. Y. o. Sugar
20 Barrels Crushed do.
10 do Of PaIv'd and Graduated dc.
10 Coffee,
l Box Loaf Sugar,
2 Hhas. Cuba Molasse%.
20 6bls, n. 0. Molasses,
5 Syrup,
50 Bags Rio Coffee. -
10 " Lasuyra do,
10 q Java do.
" Naricaibo do,
30 Boxes Adamantine Candle9,
10 Tallow do do,
Sperm do do,
Pepper, Rice, Allspice,
Ginger, Soda, Maccaroni,
Starch, Shaving and Fancy Soaps,=
baaides a variety of other articles.
April %, 1851. STATLES, MARTIN & G.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

i NiitES AM GFNTiFMFA.
Two ailwaHtte see 1ow heautfEHlvonrfaces -,
4 come to taakin's Gallery and ist him tskcai
AlnbrotyPep al youwiIch makes enc bear
THU Picture that has yet been discovered in I'll,
fine agts. Dec. -. lSaa.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
FUHS! FURS! TUES!FURS
cut CIT THE ADVERTISEMENT.

" Baltimore, aud Wishing topurchase a cheap
ard handsome suit ofEURS. should call at the
F6THtHERfctN FtR COHPANTS SToRE
los Baitinnr" Street. fadioining Sun Iron Build
ny where they 81 ill find the most eAt.nyiYe stock
of fine
FANCY FkRS
EveroTcrea tn the public at prices to- suit.
The we'll known reputation of our house, ~ re-
gard, superior manufacturing and finish. viii be
laorc than maintained in our styles for the coming
season
w. Orders PROMPTLY attended 10, and geeds Of
cYervdescriution 4 INNINGS, Collars, Cuffs, 6obcY,
orAlteratiabe. u ado - the shortest notice.
=. ENlSSaN, Furricr.
North American Fur Compahy's Store,
les Baltimore st. Baltimore. Md,
{aii9iniug sun lronBuildlng.)
An-u-t "a tS5e
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
JOHN HESNEDH,
HmH CNHdIe E6ffGry,

East Court House Lame, Stounton, 10.
NTHEkEhe will constantly haveWhite, Y el|sr.
fthe best quality which he will sell at the lowest
cash price or exchange forTallowand Grease ct all
descriptions. ticrespectiully solicit. ashale oipa-
sronsge.
Iun. ~ iSEI
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
G9YsGzssssV GVAsxEss.

fg'iiE undersigned having determine to heate
! permanently III klel,mead fer tse pHfro@o et
%seiin4 HORSES, CATTLE, and Ltf $ftitK q!
oi informing ihric friend, and the public generally
Of their Intention. They can he fonnd, a, all times,
1T Bacon Quarter Branch. ON and after the It'll
ast. To those who sec proper To send Stock Ia
them fer sale. they promise tn use their best efforts
70 sceere the highest prices the market affords, and
will endeaveg 10 give satisfaction geItcrnls.
GEORGE w. GRAWFORLa
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
GcntIclnesl's Wea,.

KENUV MED AND KEfAIKEN.
TIVE undersigned having tekon the RrynvArtNs
4 ASB RrpAfKiSG ESrARLisuaINr opposite the Viz.
ginia Hotel, respectfully solicits tho patronage -
the citizens Of Staunton and vicinity. Al work
executed in the best manner, and at rea ,onable pri-
ces for tue Cash. II. NJ. STODDARh
May ., ls55.-3m
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
n OF CE!
WHEAT DRILLS.

T AM now receiving orders for "Pennock's" cele-
a brated Wheat Drills, confidently recommended
to be the best article in use.
The experience Of the past winter has fully dem
onstrsted to some OF our most observing farmers
the superiority Of drilling wheat over the old system
of broadcasting.
The different parts liable to wear or breakage,
will be kept constantly on hand to replace such as
shall fail in use.
The most satisfactory testimonials from the far
mers Of this county will be given to such as may de-
sire. Grass Seed Sewers are attached if desired,
which are alone worth the price of the Drills.
Hand in your orders early. Farmers should bear
in mind that they viii saye one-third OF their seed,
which, if no other adyantageis gained, sill pay for
the Drill in a few seasons. GEO. L. PRICE,
May 2, ls57.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
s'l.esh aeas.

lot Of Fresh Pcaa, from the Pckia Tea Comra
n ny, Just received ami for sale by
STAPLES, MARTIN d co.
Stanton, July IS. 1857.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

Jack R. died in the town of Springfield
n. Y, a year Or two ago. A short time
before his decease, an anxious sister inquir-
ed of him whether she should send for the
minister. He replied in the negative. She
then told him that they were fearful he
had net long to live, aud suggested that he
might not feel entirely prepared for that e.
vout. why should | be afraid to die p
he asked II never voted a Wing tieketin
my life -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

-ugZteeI c dvW
Nea7F SaEdJf 10 pBBis pfo sUl 10
.ar'fi7e0 y p4ul"eIa 20 rliou Floop &oI u sufl5l
sgn~FPaHooag 20 Pres aa ul@ q1lfa .leEtom sup Il!
psleaa aaA2 Yl8H lsalvau pm ls1q 1ql 70 auIos 500
lid p4a satfls ~soetfss % etgs ioJ sa!5Jna es
pNs s5SGEls8ss O. % 81 0f0.EAads
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

The nay to Make Pies.-An old lady
III the country had n dandy from the city
10 dine with her on a certain occasion. For
the desert they had a family apple pie.
"L', ma'am :" said the gentleman.
how do you manage to handle such a
pie 2"
Easy enough" was the quiet reply;
we make the crust up in a wheelbarrow,
wheel it under an apple tree, aud then
shake the fruit down into it."
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
9tlsttso 1poeign.
THE nsFlEE ORDER,

TIE nsTlEE ORDER,
II a-st the sFse and then the beautiful,
Not first .he beautiful, and then the true
First the wild moor, with rock. and reed, and pool,
Then the gay garden, rich in scent and hue,
IT'S first the good and then the beautiful,
Not first the beautiful AMI then the good
First the rough seed sown in the rougher soil,
Then the flower blossom, or the branching wood;
Not first the glad, and then the sorrowful,
But first the sorrowful, and then the glad
Tears for a day, for earth Of tears is full.
Then We forget that we we're ever sad.
Not first the bright, and after that the dark,
But first the dark, and alter thai the bright:
First the thick cloud, aud then the rainbow's arch;
First the dark grave, then resurrection light.
It's first the night, a night of storm aud war
Long night OF heavy clouds and yelled skies
Then the fair sparkle of the morning star.
That bids the saints aw IKE and dawn arise.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
Important 10 Farmers,

L nave for sale at Richmond prices, one Of
W Baldwin $ four-horsa power double geared 30
inch drum f~HRESHtNG MACHINES +; also, one
OF Marks Il Manv's REAPER Il NOW Err, to which
we would invite the special attention of the farmers
before purchasing elsewhere.
STAPLES, MARTIN o
Agents for Baldwin. Cafdwell d Co., Richmond.
July 4, 1851.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

WANTED | will pay the highest prices for
w the following Country Produce, either in
barter. or cash Butter, Lard, Flour, Bacon, Bees
wax, Wool, Feathers, Tow and Flax Linens. Flax.
seed, DC, dc. j. +. j. WHITE.
stanton, Juno Is, 1857.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
HATS

T HAVE just received another lot Of Hnngariaa
Il Palm Leaf and Panama Ilpts, which | viii Sci
very cheap for cash. JNo. ia WHITE.
june II. 1857.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

Nothing sits 50 gracefully upon children
% habitual respect and dutiful department.
towards their parents,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

What is q ''Dunker 2'-Tho 'Dunkers'
are German Baptists, Astounding in conside-
rsble numbers in New England, particularly
Massachusetts,. On Sundays, on entering
their meeting houses, there Isl general kiss
ing all around-The males only kissing males.
however, and females the females. They Go
not educate for the ministry. but appoint a
ny of their number who they think has the
requisite qualifications. The "'Dunkers''
wear broad brimmed hats, long boards and
coats Of primitive cut, and with no more but
tons on than are actually necessary. These
arc leading peculiarities of person and wor-
ship. They practise abstinence ana merti6-
cation, and, We believe. deny the eternity of
future punislments.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
STONESi
Weaver Reeds.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

WEANERs can be supplied with this article il
" great variety at JN0. Ed. WHITE.
June Y, 1901.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

4 4 4 HIN NUVtEN1
W A ya-s hyperion article in store and for salc
by G.o, t., PRICE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

JNTE would inform the public that we are now
w receiving the largest and most varied Stock
OF GOODS that we have ever had, and, as we are
determined To sell bargains, we would invite per-
sons to give our stock au examination before pur-
chasing elsewhere. BE sure to call at the Store of
April /, 1857. PIPER d F~UNKU0ESER,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

fESflE subscriber having sold and assigned to Mr..
i THOMAS J, BURKE all the Notes and Ac-
counts due the ''Republican Yindieator' office,
those indebted to the Office for subscription prior to
the LIST OF duly, and for advertising pror to the llth
I'll October, 1856, will please pay their respective
accounts to him.
Those having accounts against the office can set
tie with either Mr.. Burke or myself.
December ", la56 ABSALOM KOlNER.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
PLATED FORKS.

7 WOULD call tie attention of families to a very
L superior doulle-p dated Table Fork, upon the best
white metal, warn auted Of the very best quality
They are faliv equal in appearance to solid silver,
and are very durable also, Tea and Table spoons
May >, 1854. GEO. IL. PRICE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
Al. III. gsssssEfsTsON

M All. FAM s 21ke y SHPISp
ATTORNEY AT LAW, COVINGTON, VA.
WILL practicoipfhe Countyand Circuit Courts
W Of Bath, Alleghany, Pucahontas, Highland,
and Augusta.
To his old clientsi in Augusta, he would say that
he Will always he in attendance upon the COUNTY
and QSIFEoSrAfEs Cog8rs HOLDEN ~ SrtrNroS.
May 3, l~SaG-Town papers copy
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Hats Hats :! Hats =.
STOVES,
Il. r. POINTS

HAS in store and for sale, Copper Kettles, Brass
IL Ware aud Stills, manufactured to order, ard
kept constantly on hand. All kinds Of repairing in
Tin and Copper. promptly attended to. One Door
west OF Union Hall. March 81, ls67-tf.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
MEDICAL HOUSE.

in order to afford the afflicted sound and
Scaent!fs medical aid and for the suppresssion Of
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TIC b.!

HAVING purchased of Mr.. ABSAL0M KOIN-
"A Elk all the Notes and accounts due him at the
'fkepublican indicator Office for subscription ard
advertising, | take this method of informing all
those knowing themselves to be indebted, to come
forward and pag up. Mr.. Alfred will receive all
money which may be paid 1.-THE Office.
THOMAS j. BURKE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
Cotton FsNl..sS. &c.

E0D LBS. best Georgia Cotton Yarns, assorted
cOO numbers 500 Cotton Bats; ] bale Cotton
TSinei 2 bales C~lndlewick, and | bale Blaek Wad-
ding; also 100 lbs. Carpet Chain, wlite and assort-
ed colors, Just received at J, F. J. WHITES.
April i, 1887.
TUST received a large lot og Spring Bottom Sofas
% o. the most improved patterns, and for sale at
the low al prices ever offered in this market, for
cash. IniaF 23l A. d. CHANDLER.
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DOCTOR SMITH,

their varied and complicatedforms.
His great success in those long
standing and difficult cases, such as Z
were formerly considered incura-S
Bile is sufficient to commend him to
the pablo es worthy of the extern
sive patrors age which he has receiv-
ed. Within the last eight years DR..
s. has treated more than 20, 500 ca
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01

TOBACC0--Just received. IS boxes OF good
l. se9nd medium Tobacco. which 1 can sell at d
moderate price these times. IL, j. GLEADN,
Stanton, May 80. Per &. !. CpcHRAN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20

N6erOxAAnt T0110E.
r AS hand new Aad fau aseesanass ef esn~>
IL and knglish Clothes, CassiDesoe aAA vAo1naa
altabie for the soasoas whaeh hO VII mnkn - ~
measure on shc RI notee And sAaaoua klAnne.n
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~ SANDERS & BROTHER.

with elephants, bufialoes, zebras,
giraffes and other game, and he had
shot three new antelopes not yet
known in England. He had found it
unnecessary to burden himself with
provisions in travelling, for the ami
mails did not seem to know gun, and
would stand within bow shot of his
weapon. In the interior the people
were very kind to him, but he could
not say they improved as he approach
ed the confines Of civilization. The
English name had penetrated long
way into the interior, and the English
were known as "the tribe that likes the
black man" Domestic Slavery ex
listed, but the expectation Of Slaves
was very efiectually repressed.--
Ngami was not deep lake, but was
what was left ola large lake which ex-
listed before the 6esure was made near
the Lakai falls. which allowed free
course to the Zimbesi.
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Nort. tnlattU.
The old Pioneer Bakery sill ahead

The Old Pioneer Bakery sill ahead!
,,HE subscrlosr has recently made extensive prep
1 araiions for tue manufacture OF kGitet, Sugar.
3oston, Soda, Pic Mic, Water and Oyster Cracsers
Pilot bread, sc, &c, together witt good ssscS.
tag a. Of Loaf Bread, Cakes ami Rasks.
| have also purchased the pstcbi R:ghs f1r Scott
county for the 10 manufacture Of Cfzm PauI's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
"a ade by Aseliasr. Ths advantages claimed tos
tais procsssof skiux Bread, are these the Bread Ia
iaore uniform is quality, and handsome Ia appear
aucs Is uSh waiter and more even, keeps IL 1eL
long or wth al beeo!aius stae aud to many persons
4. not objs0 isonstis when week Old, II cuts as
andsaae as th1 Eest French roll, II goes father
10 readily INTRODUCES into iSmiies no have ref
tau . Bread Wagon as heretofore. In offering the
above articles terms heh cannot ie! 10 gso en-
irs satsfsetiou, hope 10 be able To supply all who
may faver me with their patronage. ThGHsIol for
tAsL favors, hope 70 meri. eouttnuAass Of The
same. All orders FRO III u country prolnply attend
ed 10. p3SiFL MOORE,
Pioneer bakery, Front Street. ene square shove
Burrows Il Pretty mans Steam Hills.
ri MaN ~. 1856 dt
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The NEGROES AT HoME-DoMINANcE
'oF THE AFRICAN NEGRO WoMEN.--Dr.
Livingston. ths English Missionary,
being called upon by the President,
said that south of the goth degree OF
south latitude, Africa is arid and con
tanned very few rivers, but to the north
OF that line the country was well wat
cred, and very unlike what the centre
of Africa was popularly represented
to be. The country which he had
traversed, indeed, WIS covered with
net work of waters, many OF which
were large and deep, and never dried
mp. The natives belonged to the true
negro family, having a deal OF very
'wooIiy hair, and being darker than the
Bechuanas. They held their women
in high estimation, and many OF them
became chiefs. Ii man was asked
to 90 anywhere or to agree to any ar
rangement, he said, ] must 90 home
and ask my wife; if she said No,
there was no possibility OF getting him
to move Women sat in their coun-
ellis, and while Bechuana swore by
his father, these negroesswore by their
mother. DIR. Livingston related sew
eral amusing instances to show the
high estimation in which these tribes
held their women. He believed they
deserved it, and he and his men had
always been kindly treated by the
-'fair' sex.
The country in most parts sbounded
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NOTICE.,

THE partnership heretofore existing under tie name
Of Dawson, Grggs Co. IL this day dissolved BY mu-
susl copsept Maria b. Dawson retiring from the com
cern The will hereafter be conducted BY the
under sianed under the name and style Of Dawson,
GriSSs Co. who viii settle all claims asS.ss ne ola
nrn, {nov29 q paMs9a,
davenport, Iowa, Nav lls6e 4; H. aKl0Gs,
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EUxsssSss EgsssssOCaYIOy,


What Dyer's Healing Embroeation ID.
Itisa perfect Pain Destroyer, add an invalusbisfs
sty or the cur Of rheumatism Cuts, Hoand Pain an
tbs side Back Ani Limbs EubagoI sors Threat; Burns
sealis, sw.illpss, Agus, Crsmp. Plea &c. For GUS
and Wounds il s snpsrior 20 sny uthsr PREPARATION II
viii afford imusdate relief in scaits CT burns aud for
Pains or weakness In any part 9! the system IT viii zYs
csgtaiB Tssiet Ia aveEy Short time,
tsed intefnaly,G IL IS q tbs -aost sloatis rens
dies cramp .pasnoiic affections for paths,
in the side, threat Ghost and b. for siel
Headache NAUSEA, sea sickness, fhsunaIisfn or any
tsrnal weakness esased " ili or strain possesee
soothing, healing AID ssfniesfeyLas Ir0ySItiss aas
qasisd by any otkse caBp5uud msdicine and We kave
known i 10 ail In aEfs-tng the pragfsss Of ths
Ib3ys uai4si dssase=.
What has Dyer's Healing Embrsoaticn done,
wonders. tadssdl Il is known synrJ Where's stan
lard arqiene. sage EesAgdy AID aatss.sal palssea
for fleutatfsa, uts, EoGI is hafas, sssit= aabsgo,
Threat Iaiss bowel Complaints eLoieFs wind ehol
&c, dsssAtaI aud numerous olhs4 ais and sesa- lis
popularity s owing u is Intrinsic merits. Once
used ii il 4eFer dap nsed N ii I, becoming aalsy
inefs a1a Igfs popular ana k s IT, a4iag fe4s aSi,
tura. iag ty tas vi pass ais lEe bsTeE uss1 THE
great remedy fos all ssfts Il , shoH at once a:tain
~.
A BALM for Every WoQna
Dyet's Htaiiue Emtree-tior E4s frrs.i az uAPre g
tsattt oe,lJ tt iisssiug Pansss iEEureg ssHuds
cuts, ba ne bruises sesli- Eta,isi stl ali axter
Ial and Internal pain, stUlt 4ggiod gi llA4e. seisI
tbcaity prepar AID always preserving the
strength and d1uaity il aaea sh lie greatest conf
known ,bat needs hardly TO be named IN public print
A Sure Remedy for Piles.
ihs Pss, mast distressing complaint Is prevE
,lt thsn generally supposed II Is attended vita ID
danEatioA, s1.aH taflnfs In the generality OF
make tAsir appearance, !AtesegE1shly painful wheE
Ii Is impossible u resist scratching, and the only pres
Tn: relief 10 be aes.te tc tear the skin "a fs
Iiseass Is not dan nxsrou- bu. extremely unpeasant
C-gks and tho6e OF se2snary haita, subject
this InaiaJy. Let al afflicted try Dyers Healing I'm
breatiou and warrant Immediately relief and snef
cure. Many troublesome Of this complaint
have been reeiied by the nss of this great nedicBs
We present fact upon fact ogEEobofaton pf ais
Ii, N
valne OF this AllHesIi4s lGAgcea.
No Stain Left
Ths ease wish which Byers Healing Elnbroeation l.
spIal lh alssace u any grease oily substance IL
com mpostoh, its peEieGt ne1tsss, leaving stain
upon the dress skin gnsabie Oor 1t. psomptG TN
ailia and e5lAcieus eee.s, render IL tia gaiaa-
als snd eneaIsst ciaa that be used. The Senu
no has the d. sniis Of The propfissets szaatufe
A II. FIELD, pfoprietar, PrdviIeaes. II. I.
Sold Ia HocE Island aud uavsapJrt by HINES
JLipPI No .R; In Chicsza by PES3ONd IL EDRTySOs.
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4 LTHOUOH We cannot keep hand some 1000
~ or 1900 Stoves, some -four Bsixhbsrs, the res
snls are we seii 50 cheap and go good article os
Stoves tia, il tecoslss difaesn 70 suppl! the de-
as Ad ,bute supply Of freight car have arrive
our arren gesftsso TO be able now to supply TIC
,isrn and cl /! DO tns same MORE OK LESS.
SO after loozfng around among all The "OeB
H0Rs 4 Hstoye shops in This city, 10 no purpose,
coaeto SEEE tfsss0es
J, Twitchsii ailIstt's,
Tls onl7 stove Emporium in he west, and bag
stepc az - stors. in prices, for eheapnese,
We defy all coiapsiitlon-eyefy article HcrraKisd,
nud II n1t satisfactory, refund the money. Among
our assortment may be found the cole sbrstsd
Forest Oak, for wood or Gsal; the ClimaI;
4 BLACK Diamond. for coal; TIE King Of
, Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
All kinds Of P2rlor, oHIce and Heating stovess-
Tia and co pper W q re a hand al all tilaes. Root
ing, Joobiag, &C. doas 10 order.
BRADY Street, nearly opposite ths 20: