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" lillian " sIIRY

TIAS Just returned from the cities with enc of
I the largest aud finest stocks of HATS d CAPS
brought TO this market, Which he offers for sale
at prices that cannot fail to please. Having laid in
in his Goods the best terms be re sell to the
Trade, so that retailers can buy Of him and make
good profit. His Stock consists of white and
black BEAF Err white and black RUSSIA; OF
TER black ard white SILK, and all kinds of T tiR
SLOUGH, and WOOL HATS for Boys ana Men ;
also, all kinds of STRAW HATS aud CAPS of adj
sizes and grades.
He also manufactures W DOL and Fur Hats which
he warrants tn be equal to the best city made. He
will also buy Furs of all descriptions at the follow
ing prices:
For good Mink Skins. so cts. Coon, from 30 to
25 do Gray Fox. from 20 to IS do. Red Fox,
S4 to 90 cts. Otter, from s Is to 81 SO, and tue
highest cash price for all other qualities of Furs.
5sft- RuFfs old stand, one door below j. z j.
Whites, Main St, Staunton, Va
snr;i Is 1ShI Nv
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National Clothing House.
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS

STEINER, BROS. & co,
HAYE just received and for sale, low for cash,
u larger and finer assortment OF READY
MADE CLOTHING than has ever been brought TO
this market. Our stock consists of
Fine Freeh Cloth COATS, Gall colors j
A liner " quality of vEsTINGs than ever
brought to- This market;
Every variety of fine French Cloth PANTS.
for Gentlemen, Gall coors;)
Cashmere and Cashmerctt do
\ large and extensive assortment Of SHIRTS.
COLLARS. STOCKS, SUMNER DRAW
Frs, UN DER SHIRTS. &C., &c.
Also, large assortment OF TRGSkS-very
In fine, everything in the Gentemcns wearing de
partment of as fine quality, and ut Low. If NOT
LOWER, prices for CASH. than can be bought at any
house in town country.
my Country Merchants are hereby notified that
they buy of us, Cat wholesale, low as in the
Coy Of Baltimore our house being ccnnecte awith
large establishment in that city, which viii enable
us to give greater BARGAiNSi
March g, 57--tf.-Spec. COPY.
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New sesar and Tobacco store

UFFU SfF + I II Ef III fNfA HOT FL,
idiaining k"laefas's .}.r,}yu sfare
10 The fufers Of the %eeit, aud chawerS of To-
0accai be- letye u saassa 7ce ihst haft-oper-
cd FEGAR AND Y0HIGSO fSY4BkiSH-
MINT, at the above mentioned stand where y ali
times. may be foundSceass If all the most adni,el
Brands. OF imported and domestic manufacture
@i+h Chewing and Smoking TpAaece o. the yer =
DeSt kind. Pfnctieal experience If nIauv wears
IN The above business, aud thorough kuhN lrdoe
at the same iustites me- in saving. thatl can supply
all demands AID administer tethc ratsc ot thu mas
inretel ate tobacco chcwei and smokers hGre,p
many friends will give me trial and tieir kinf
support in NY endcagar "a esrtSfisl aaeseli here
pronisingthcm stiic: and uattentit rta bu. =
mess Nti.tIA II ExR%A3N
Nav 9S 1856
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. tfViDE-A GUMS GNEtT FnysI-

WARkIAGE UuiDE-1 0UNG's NrEAT PnyEI-
ILLOGICAL WORK: Tn F0cKHr .f,seYLArlrS-
or every one hrs own Dpcsar, 5y Wv TarNG. N. u
1t written in plain languages nr rhe general rea
er, and Is illustrated with upward, ri enc Hundred
hngravlnEs. M Young married ppeple or those,
contemplating marriage, aud h wing the least i'm
pedmcnt to married lie, should read this book
II dlScioses secrets that cYefr one should be ac-
%nansca Wath sril. II is book that must be kcpt
locked up aud not lie about the house. # win H..
sent to any on the receip6 of tvs eatr-ye c,uts
Address DR. WIN. YONG, I52 Spraee 81, ahnye.
Fourth, Philadelphq, Pa March Is. lh5--l,,
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BAYLOR BAYLOR. Attorneys at Law, Office
ID opposite County Clerks Office.
ID +. POINTS, Dealer in Stoves, Tin and Cop
ID. per Ware one door above Union Hall.
a 7. WOOD, manufacturer and dealer in Car
Y. riage and Buggy Harness, Shop on the corner
opposite the National Hotel
II DOoIEY, Fashionable Taller, opposite old
81. Post Office, Main ST., Stanton, Va.
u 7. ALBERTS0N, Attorney at Law and No,
n. tary Public, Wayresborough Va.
r. F. FLICK. Saddle. Harness, and Trunk ma.
". ker, under indicator Office
HENRY HUGHES, manufacturer and dealer in
L 4 Boots " Shoes, one door west Of Marble Yard.
HARMAN & BELL, AHorneys at Lar, Office OPP.
Il posi.e the Court House.
TT NJ BELL, Notary Public and Commissioner
1 l. to settle Accounts, opposite Court House
I O'REaR. Merchant Tailor, Gnder the yindi-
u Gator Office.
/ Y. EVANS. Dealer in Tobacco and Scrars
y 3. Main St. stanton, va.
4 Il. ANT0NI dealer in Confectionery & Fruits
- Main St, stanton, Va.
I B. ScIERER, Confectoncr. Grocer. ant, Ba-
~ ker, corner of Court House Alley.
JACOB P0TLiTZ. Wholesale and Retail dealer
y IN Ready Made Clothing, corner OF Va. Hotel
7 BRANBEBUHG & CO., dealers in Dry Goods
~ and Groceries, opposite Va. Hotel.
TORRIS Il GnODE. Merchants and General
w Traders in Fancy and Staple Goods and Gro
ceries, opposite the Eindicator Office.
N X. TROUT. Attorney at Law, Office on Court
IN. House Row.
ID n. POWELL & Co. Family Groccrs { Flour
L Merchants, under Union Hall
Nc Country Produce bought and sold.
TURK CUSHING, Aactoneers and General
L Agents, under Union Hall.
II s. Coulter, Auctionccr, Collector. ard
L General Agent Inquire at Vindicator Office.
VA. FEMALE INSTITUTE, Staunton, Va
Rev r. II. Phillips, Principal
VHT BARKMAN. Wholesale and Retail dealer in
w Tobacco and Segars, opposite Va Hotel.
QUARTER OAK Life Insurance Co. H. W
y Shelley 1gent: opposite old Central Bank.
DOB'T JOHNSON & son, Cabinet makers and
"a Undertakers, Gospel lIiil-South side.
I MES N. SEIG, Attorney at Law Monterey
- l!ighla county, Va.
u +. GLENDG. dealer in Tobacco, Snuff and
"a. Scgars. New Street {. 7. Cochran, Agent.
I ARD a LINK, druggists and dealers in Paints
b Oils. byest us, &c, n ain ST., stanton, Va.
~ J. BttkE i 20. Livery and Sale Stables
Il Enquire 1T ihe Virginia or American Hotels
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LIYERYIl a
DAG L ERROTXPES AND AMBEO-


FINISHED in the hsg hest style ofthe art. and
L. warranted to give satstaction,a t the most rca.
Sohabie prices, at my SKALIGHT GALLERY
NJ HILB
n. g. Instructions given in the art and pupils
supplied with my own manufactured Instruments
the superiority ofwhich IL confirmed by my receiv
ing too first premiums attbe Exhibition inBalii-
more and Phia delphia N H.
Waynesboro, Feb 2. lss6.-Snec oenY
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION.

rENHE subscribers have opened large W are House
in the town Of Staunton, opposite the Passen-
ger Depot, aud near the American Hotel where they
are prepared to give the highest Cash price for
Corn, Rye, Oats and Barley.
They will also keep constantly 90 hand large
supply of good WHISkEY, which they ,gl ex
change for grain. They will soon be ready to fur
nish Groand Plaster to Farmers.
Ma Cash viii be paid for 500 thrifty stock hogs
HARTMAN d SNAnP.
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GDMysIssINY BUSINESS.

ft'HE undersigned having determined to locate
L permanently in Richmond for the purpose Of
selling HORSES, CATTLE, and LIVE STOCK oil
every description, on Commission, lake this method
OF informing their friends and the public generally
OF their intention They can be found ut all times
at Bacon Quarter Branch. on and after the l7tL
inst. To those Who proper 10 send stock to
them tor sale they promise to their best efforts
10 secure the highest prices the market affords and
Will endeayor to give satisfaction generally.
GEORGE W. CRAWFORD
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JOHN G. GROVE,
Ini and Coppersmith,

AND DEALER IN STOVES,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends aud GUS
IL TONERS, that he has on hand good assortment of
TIN HI RE, &C..
embracing every article in use, and that he will ex
ecute to order an, work III MS line at the shortest
notice, and on reasonable terms. lie keeps
stanty on hand variety of Cooking Stoves. of the
neaest patterns and most approved form, and invites
examination of his stock. he is confident the
price of the articles cannot fail to be satisfactory to
purchasers.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended
to him, he respectfully sofcits continuance of the
same, and assures the public, that every exerton
his part will be made to give satisfaction both
to price and workmanship.
Msa.- Call ON Main Street at the Old Post Office
corner. JOHN {. GROVE.
April II, 1851.
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Rock, F0srfycs..

on KEGS Rock and Rifle Powder and Safety
~ Fuse, just received and for sale.
April 4, 1851. GEO. Z. PRICE.
, HOGSHEADS YELLOW CUBA M0LASSES
X in Store and for sale at
March 7, 81 j. BRANDEBURG 4 cos
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The Elmira Advertiser, in speaking of
the fashion Gays.
Strip all the men and women Of the VIII
lage Of their fine clothes, and what a change
would be apparent.
OF course there would
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The appended negro story copied from
n Southern correspondent of the Boston
journal, is not bad
General C gave his black man
Sawney funds and permission to get guar
tors worth cf Zoology at inenagcrle, at
the same time limiting to him The striking
affinity between the Smia and negro races,
Our sable friend soon found himself Under
the canvass, and brought, toe, III front of a
sedate looking baboon, and cycling the hibo
qualruped closely ,soliloquizcd thus: Folks
Eure's your born, feet, hands, proper bad
looking couutcnance, just like Niger, get
tin old ] reckon" Then, as if seized with
n bright idea, he extended his hand with a
genuine Southern How dye do Uncle p
The ape claspcd the ncgro's hand and shook
il long aud cordially.
Sawnev then piled his new acquaintance
with interrogatiops as to his name, Hee,
nativity. and former occupation but elicit
ing no replies beyond knowing shake OF
abe head or merry twinkling of the eye,
Che ape was meditating the best way OF
twinking the darkey's nose, he concluded
the ape was bound to keep non-eommital
and looking cautiously around. he chuckled
out. He, he, ye too sharp for them, old
Teller Keep darh--tf yed Just speak ONT
acord Of English, aohite n'an 1gouid put a
hoe IN ger hand in less than fro minutes.
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SEMI w EEA LII DISPATCH.
1t will appear about the Sd July next will be print
ed with new type, will contain twenty eight col
umns of reading AFTER and in size and proportions
will resemble the Weekly Dispath Tie subscrip-
ton will be only
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNCM ~ ADVANCE.
1t will contain all the news of the dar Political
Domestic, Foreign, Miscellaneous and Commercial
together with Editorials and enter aiming Litera-
ture. Especial attention will be paid tu the maj :
kcts which will be regularly aud accurately report
ed. X will indeed be a NEWSPAPER in the mos
comprehensive sense presenting inteigible nara
tves Of every thing that transpres, and communi-
eating promptly and suecinctly all kinds Of iniorl
matien appropriate to the Newspaper.
There only semi-weckly mails in many parts
of the State, and this semiveekly addition OF the
Dispatch meets the wants of the people supllia5 ~
those mails.
Every branch of the paper is entrusted 10 cs .at
gentlemen, and the Daily and Weekly Dispatch arc
examples Of the enterprise with which it wi,i h
sustained.
Those who want the SEMI-WEEKLY DIS.
PATCH will please send in their orders once So
that their subscriptions may begin with the tirst
number. Address The undersigned.
Advertisements will be inserted at the usual rat rs
and as the Semi-W eekly edition will no doubt be
wild " circulated it will be advantageous med-
for communicating with the public.
Both the Daily and the Weekly, as well as the
Semi Weekly Dispatch, will soon be greatly i'm
proved, and the three papers viii be sent to subscri-
bers at the following low rates
Daily Dispatch, 81 per annu,n
Semi w eekly Dispatch, So per annunl
Weekly Dispatch 81 per anuum
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
There are no cheaper journals in the Union, and
neither labor and expense will be spared to make
them among the best newspapers of The day:
June Is. 1857. j, A. CDWARDIN.
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Al ERIC AN HOTEL,
STANTON, VA.
MRS. MARY 4, ERGWT

'ENlll I new and elegant Hotel is open for the
4 reception and accommodation Of visitors.
The Proprietress the punlic that every ef.
Fert will be made to please her guests.
The Stages of HARMAN, BROWN d CO., ar
rive aud depart from this Hotel, where their only
Diice is to be found. Ian. "a, ls57--tf.
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IMPORT ANT.

INTENDING To leave stanton in fe,, Ia ~. the
undersigned has placed the bonds and accounts Of
WHITE Il PATTON in the hards of Mr.. J0HS
PARIS for collection. All who know themselves in
bted to said concern are most earnestly solicited
to call on Mr.. Paris, either at the store of j. F. j.
White, or at the Circuit Court Clerks otiice. with
out DELAY and settle, WM. I. PATTON.
April Is, 1857.
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II LANf9S, fnanfaetnrer and dealer in Boots
II. and Shoes. at Cusnngs Old Stand, Main ST..
stanton, Va. iir has in bis employ Mr.. WILLIAM
MATHEW "A finished and experienced workman, W no
will give his attention TO the business.
March o. lS5T
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STOVES,

T HAVE Just received supply Of those Superior
j COOK STOVES, warranted 20 give satisfaction
also, few handeome sylor, Air-,ieh, Stoves far
esls low. GLO L. PRICE
October IS, 1856.
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS

XXTE would inform the public that we are novs
" receiving the largest and most varied Stock
OF GOODS that we have ever had and as we are
determined to sell bargains, would invite per
sons to give our stock examinatio before pur-.
chasing elsewhere. BE 10 cali at the Store of
April 4, 1887. PIPER d FUNkUQUSFR
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ATKINS sELF-RaKING REAPER

tE,HIS MACHINE, but last wear introduced into
L this county by Mr.. j. Wayt Bell. hose GER
tifcate viii be found below is destined to create
revolution in the old system of harvesting, as it
performs L. work with and thoroughness that
defes competition. 1t is warranted to do its cat
ting equal to any other Machine and its rake i. a
marvel of adaptation to It's use. 1t must be seer in
operation to be appreciated.
Moving Bar can be- very easily ATTACHED, max
ing 1t "a very superior MowEH.
Any further information viii be furnished upon
application to GEO. +. PRICE.
1'1~ Orders should be banded in early, that there
may be no doubt Of the Machine being furnished in
time.
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Cotton YARNS. Sc.

SOO LBS. best Georgia Cotton arms, assorted
COO numbers; 800 Cotton Bats bale Cotton
Irvine; bales Candlewick, and bale Black W ad-
ding; also 100 lbs. Carpet Chain, willie and assert
ed coors, just received at j. 7. J. WHITES.
Anril A. 1887.
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severe Test--Good in Lodged Grain ana
niiiy Land.

SfAUNToN, Va, Oct. 3, 1856.
j. $ Hri9hf- Dear Sir All the farmer in this
county have been 50 much imposed on in buying
Reapers, that | consented to take yours ON trial
very reluctantly. commenced my harvest with
my ncglbors all predicting failure and ready TO
laugh at me if it should prove one--but soon rs
the Reaper was started all fear Of failure vanished
il worked like a charm through my entire crop of
wheat and grass Having taken it upon trial,
subjected it to the test could, both in heavy
lodged wheat and billy land, in all of which it work
ed to nav entire satisfaction. cut about ITO acres
of wheat and so of grass without any material
breakage. | worked it with two horses with a great
deal OF ease. consider it very superior Mower,
In moving find it necessary to the reel run
ming low, to prevent the clogging of the knife.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
MAY ., 1851, }. W. BELL.
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Produce Wanted.

WE will pay the highest market price, IN CASH or
w trade for Flour, Wheat, Rye, Corn Oats and
Tallow, Dried Apples, Peaches, &C., &c.
Oct. Is, 1886. j. BRANDEBURG CO.
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Large stock Of Groceries A
j F. j, WHITES

IN BAGS Rio and Laguira Coiiees; 5 bids y.
~ D. and Porto Rico Sugars 20 bbls. Coffee
sugars Clarified. Pulverized and Crushed Nus
eorado Molasses and Golden Syrup; Rice; Grain
and Ground Pepper; Imperial and Gun powder
Teas best Tallow and Adamantine Candles; Bar
lead Col d Bar Soaps; Corn, Starch. Soda Az
spice, Cinnamon. Alum, Madden, best Indigo Mace
Gloves. Salts, Cast-steel Soaps, &C., ec.-al on
the lowest terms April 4, 1851.
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w fine ola Frensh Brandy, old Rye Whisker
Port Madeira and Sherry Wines, Wolre A1onatic
s5cheidam Sctnapps. Jamaeia Rum, an pure far ".
dplnal use for sale hv AfHn & LINE
ieb, Z, pluss'7t5, Man ,si.,= S t4onie "a.
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EfrWsa Cans asaai Jars.

HAVING been appointed agent for the Fale OF
a. Arthgr,s Sslt-Sealing Cans ard Stone Jars,
VIII keep constantly on hand, supply of these adj
mlrable articles for sale At manufacturers prices
Read the following certificate.
JGnG Is, 1856. GEO. F., PRICE.
We have used for some time. and are still using.
both at the tirard and La Pierre Houses. Arthur's
Self Sealing Cans for putting mp fresh fruits, tona-
toes, &c. and lind them In all respects admirably
adapted to the purpose. They possess many adyan-
tages over all other Cans that we have SEEN liav-
ing tried and proved them, we can speak confident
~ of their value.
PRESBURY 4 BILLINGS,
Proerietors Girard and La Pierre Houses, Phil
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Spring and summer Goods.

WE ARE now receiving large aud desirable
w Stock of Goods embracing the very best styles
and patterns for the season. to which we especially
invite our friends and the public generally being
satisfied prices will compare favorably with any
Stock in town or country.
j. BRANDEBUR6 4 CO.
April Is, ls5G--Spec. copy.
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AFFLICTED READ AND REFLECT.
DR.. E. HJET (of Paris

Gorefnor ST, oboce Franklin st., Rachmond, Jo.,
MAY be consulted in all cases If delicate na.
4vA ture, and as he has experience In this line
of practice than any physician, he will positively
guarantee to cure GonnorrhGa &C., in forty eight
hours.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-09

HOW TO RAISE PEACHES.
| Ia the Nov. No. of the Hort
cssiiuriS, we notice an article by.
Mr. Jones, OF Staten Island, on
the cultivation Of the peach, from
which it would appear that this
delicious fruit can be raised III
perfection wherever Indian corn
will ripen. In his opiuion, and
that Of many skilllul fruit growers,
the principle reason of most fail
lures at the north, lies in our neg
lect to prune properly and to ex-
terminate the borer, and not in
the colduess Of the climate. By
the exercise o a little care and
attention, he manages to keep
his trees in a vigorous and bear
ing state for a period of sixteen
years.
He commences with his trees
when they are quite young, by
cutting out the top or central
branches, leaving only two or
three laterals, about two feet
from the ground. He persues
this method for several years, with
the design of keeping the centre
Of the tree open to the sun and
air, and Of keeping tho whole tree
within reach of the primer and
fruit picker. lie prunes his or
chard in winter or early spring,
and moderately in summer He
heads back every fruit bearing
branch to at least one-haE of the
last years growth.
Another point in his practice,
which is too often neglected, is
Ito guard che tree from its insid-
ious aud deadly foe, the worm
He examines every tree carefully,
twice each year, once in May, and
once in September. The pres
ence Of the worm may easily be
discovered just at the surface Of
the ground, by the oozing of a
brown, transparent gum. This
deadly visitor must be expelled
forthwith, or he will soon girdle
the tree. Fortunately, it is not
difficult to get rid of him. A
sharp pointed knife or wire will
reach him and put him to death.
The largest orchard can be attend
ed to in a single day.
The peach tree is a gross feed
err, rank in its growth and exu-
berant in its crops Of fruit: il
therefore requires a good, gener-
GUS soil, not over rich, bat one in
good heart, and kept so by con-
slant tillage. If the surface of
the ground becomes bound over
with grass and weeds, the tree will
dwindle, take on the yelloics and
die. AT the period of stoning of
the fruit, Mr., Jones applies to
each tree, a handful or two of
lime, or a mixture Of one-tbird
potash and two-thirds salt.
BY pursuing this system, he
obtains regular and large crops of
fruit, and his trees continue heal
thy for a long period of years.
On examination we find that this
very method substantially, was
recommended in Coles FrCit
Book, many years ago, and we
wonder that it has not been more
generally adopted.
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To TIE PUBLIC.
Ehisislo certify that my wife was afflicted with
the spinal affection and dyspepsia for niue years
and n large portion OF that time confined to her
room. Three joints of hor back bone were thrown
out OF place and curved, caused by disease aud
pain. She was quite bowed down In her stature
during her illness. We had three physicians at
tending her during tho principal part OF her III
ness, but she experienced no permanent relief
from their prescriptions. | afterwards procured
one bottle OF DR.. Forsha's Alternative Balm, and
by the time she had used thatbotte she felt great
relief She used but seven bottles, when she was
entirely cured, sound and well, OF her diseases,
and her backbone has lost It's curve, aud she Is
straight In her stature as she was previous 10 the
attack. We dereby certify that we believe the
Bulm TO be tho cest medicine In use, and we be-
lieve II to be certain cure fol the spinal affection
and dyspepsia, and cannot too highly recommend
tito any person afflicted with the above diseases.
We also nnd itan electual cure In many other d.
senses In which we have tried itin our family.
(slgned) ALEX. CLARK.
MARY 3. CLARK.
Lynchburg, Highland co., o., Jan. ., $50.
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poMKRoY, o., Dec. I, Us.
DR. FoKsmA:--YouI medicine has completely
cured mo, and am hale and stout, and no signs
OF Rheumatic pains about me, am very thank
that you made youruppenrance IN this place. The
only re greet now have Is, that you did not come
sooner, as much sufIcring and expense would nave
been done away. Ihopo you may always DO sue
eessful as with me, aud live 10 COED old age, aud
never suffer with the rheumatism. | have only
used what Balm bought OF you, and am now a
new man. Yours, truly.
R0BT. BEATTY.