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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-01-01
NEW. .ENAI9S ADDRESS
TO THE FRIENDS AND PATRONS OF
THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

] Tx TENN SOSINS oSSthNfN-
Gently now the Old Years shadows.
Deepcn-dcepen into gray
Almost, with the dewy meadows
And the green leaves,--passed away.
While the twilight ialloth slowly
Softly over wood and void.
Weakening midst the silence holy
Blessed memories of old.
Cherished voices mid our dreaming,
Thro' the echoing stiffness call,
While we view the pictured seeming,
OF each face. upon the wall
And the lost, tue loving hearted
Lightly now their footsteps fall,
As they throng--the long departed
Up the aisle, and through the hall.
Cheerily the freight gleameth,
Der the hearth their feet have worn,
JOyously, it almost secmeth,
Welcoming their kind RETURN
As with bright, unaltcTed faces,
They within the radiance stand;
There, in their accustomed places,
All the happy, household band.
Gentle hands, with fond caressing,
Wander DER thy throbbing brow;
The half-whispered, prayeriul blessing,
Heard of old, ariseth now.
And a ray from worlds Eysian,
Minglcs with the starry glow
OH if it all piSiOH,
Would their presence thrill thee sol
Hearst thou not, beyond the river,
Seraph voices. sweet and low;
And their white wings rustling culver,
Mid its never-ceasing tiOw:--
Now the twill ght ladeth slowly
Slowly, from the darkening wood
With those visions, pure and holy,
FROM the silent solitude.
Now the fre.light shneth only,
On the still, deserted room,
On the one that stteth lonely,
Mid the heavy, deepening gloOm:-
While the saddened, sOmbre shadows
Deepcn-deepen unto day;
Passing, like the fragrant meadows,
And the dewy leaves-away.
Sadly n murmuring. paintve strain
Floats up to each listening star,
With strangely sorrowful refrain
Through the azure depths ccaf
Farewell-tnreNcll; from hence 60.
Chide not my lingering stay:-
Whv would ye that the dying year.
Were forever passed away?
Whore are the by-gone sunny DAYS,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-01-01

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fore If red to the public thas stood the test al
twenty ears in this country, and not one of thr
many hun reds of limitations have be, able t.
compete with it for preserving, dressing and beau
tiff, ing the Hair. and keepii the head clear from
dandruff etc 1t is nestIInahle in short IT is eve
Thug the hair requires. Pnce SOC. and 81 per
bottle.
December ls, ls56-3lm6.
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TTarrer's Weekly will appear every Saturday Morn
ing and will be sold at Fire cents Copy 1t will bt
mailed to Subscribers at the following rates, pay mcn
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From the towering oaks .-Britannia's p

OF CirCling ages flown,
And records old, he his name enroll'd:
The weary wanderer-gone,
He hath passed the bourne, there is no return,
And the New Year sw,cpcth bly,
We have buried him low, and none may know,
Where the Old Years grave doth lie.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-12-18

THE 5M Gooeraor for Kansas Pres
Buchanan has remored Sec. Stanton, acting
Governor of Kansas, and appointed Gen.
Denver in his place. Mr.. Stanton's crime
was calling together, at the request of the
People of Kansas, The only Legislative body
ever elected by themselves!' 1t was to meet
9TH inst-Kansas is not yet ''ssbdued ~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-12-18
LINES nfiitlq On tha 0caib Of our Gear iiiiic
4fcibar AU.iie,

In the parlor lone and jrcary
Little Willie SLEEPS to night,
At his side III sit and watch him
Ey the taper's Pickering light
lie il iair-this baby sleeper-
Auburn ringlrts shade his face
And his dimp!ed face is radiant
With a smile Of pleasant grace.
Wi!lie's fairy hands are folded
Peacefully upon his breast,
Nillie's dark ewes shine no longer
They are closed in happy rest
Strange that little Willie slumbers
In this parlor, cold And dim
Why not lay him in his cradle.
Murm ring low some evening hymn!
Here it is so dark and lonelyl
when he wnk.ns, he will cry,
Starting up in baby terror,
Finding only shadows nigh:
Wrap him warmly in his blanket,
Bring him to the nursery bright,
Do not leave our pretty baby
All alone, this weary night!
Yet these words are vain and idle,
And my tears fall down like rain,
For know. by many a token,
Willie can not wake againi
For his sleep is still and Perfect
In its deep AMI silent row,
A. when upon his couch he rested
And his face in healthful glow.
Tiny limbs have lost their motion,
Ruby lips like coral show,
And his eyes closed for ever
In the sleep all must knowi
Never more shall Willie nestle
In his downy cradle bed,
From this room he goeth only
To the chambers of the dead
Like tender little pilgrim,
Fleeing from some angry strife,
Yesternight our baby Willie
Yielded up his precious lii'.
1t may be he heard the angels
Calling to him from the sky,
Com. up hither, little Williei
To the heavenly saints On high"
PA. KITTIE L
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-12-18
Subscription papfr.

To accommodate those who in Union
and other counties desire formal Pros
pec.us to obtain or renew subscribers, we
give the following. l0-Cut it out and
attach it to sheet of foolscap. Those in
this county may commence at New Year s
and pay during next Feb. Court.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-12-18

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Jas B.Stedman
of o. is elected Printer to the House, and
Geo. w. Bowman of Bedford Pa. appointed
Superintendent: of Printing.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-12-18
THE CHRONICLE.
MONDAY, DEC. IL, 1857.
Appoiafment Jy the Gorernor.

THE following items of inserted part only
Of our last weeks edition.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-12-18
FOR TIE LEwIsBuEa CHRONICLE.

The following lines were written by lady not sixteen
years of age, who has had educational advantages
than common school affords. If you think them
worthy, please insert. lAye-welcoms. Eps.l AIS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-12-18
TO OUR PATRONS.

II Three years hare elapsed since Il icds an
nounced that the LEwIsBuRs CnRoSIcLK moid
thereafter not be sent abroad TO any eroept Pay
in-Adrance subscribers. To this general sys-
TEN, ICE hare adhered, ercept in tec cases un-
der peculiar circumstances. When re attempt.
ed II, ,ce ,cere entirely alone IN the effort, and
our friends, rih scarcely an exception, prophe-
Hundred Names from our Hst-many Of them.
tee kney. ,rere honest, ,rOrthy. and reliable ;
but no partiqlity could be shoDn.
Three long gears hare since passed, and IRE
are again spared TO REPORT. We take pleasure
in saying. that the Adrance plan stands the fest
ofErperiencc. We hare not lost per cent on
all our business. We hare no,c more subs
cribers than toe had under the "slOw pian,' (em-
bracing most Of those al tirsf disconfinusd) We
reeeire one third more money yearly, than dur
ing any prerious years. Nnety-nine out Of
erery hundred Of our Patrons (and all are nou
patrons" indeed) express their appreciation Of
the system. And sererai Of our cotemporaries
acknowledge the propriety and justice Of the
Adrance system, (,chich the DanriNe Editorial
Convention has recommended for general adop-
tion from the Ist Of January, 1859 We trust
they riN each adopt and injfexiJiy adhere to 1t.
THE FUTURE.
Without changing our plan, ,re propose to "do
q, ,ce ,cOud be done by and aid all ,clo ,rish
our paper-,ckich ,re do not desire 10 force upon
any one-by giring them a little longer time TO
pay in. Tie scarcity Of money renders more
latitude proper. Many o four patrons commence
,rith the Nep Year. Those ,chom il does not
suit TO pay just then, get ,uho desire the CHRoS-
IcLE, zoe iciH gladiy ,cait upon until MARCH
nert. Those ,chO desire 10 pay IN Produce,
Work, DC. IRE wiH e'ldearor TO accommodate Us
far as lies in our po,cer.
Patrons ut a Distance
VIII remember that postage stamps riA ans'rer
as ,ceN as gold or notes. We send out 100 SIM
gle papers. Could not most Of those uho re-
ceire them, get us a small club in their neigh
JOrhood2 We ,ciH send, eight months, for 81;
sirteen months for 81: copies for So: four co.
pies for S5, or one copy four years for SIS, or
tpo copies ttco years, for S5; and ten copies one
year, or fire copies t,oo years, for $40. This is
cheap enough, and ,re think our papr-now
published, by the senior proprietor, TEN years
il firmly established, and tciA repay its price
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-12-18

App0ufneW GY We Gocernof.
SAMUEL SLIFER, Notary Public for the
county of Union, vice Geo A. Frick, whose
commission expires 2Sth Dec 1857.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01
SALE yALUABLE real. Es

Il TATE.Dy virtue Of a deed al trust execute" ~
the undersigned subscribers by John Sltiingoh, "no
of record in the County Court of Highland COUNT, We
will proceed, on the premises, on 7NsSdI@' 's' V ~.
day oF Neg, 1851. if fair. il not, the next faif uI!'
offer for sale the VALUABLE EARN On which III, me
said John Sitngton now resides, and known Is p mo
"0d Peter Hull Estate" lying in the Crab Apple Dol
miles north of the Staunon 4 Parkersbnrg Inrnpike
road, and containing upwards of SIX HUNDhhD "a
Ores 40 acres of which are fine watered MEADOW, 4-o
so well improved, in high state OF Gu NV,
ton, and well set in grass; the residue Is wen .iu,
bered There is on it fine Orchard oil GU peatins'
select Fruit Trees. The improvements consist vi u
good two.story DWELLING II OUSE b, celied ana
weatherboarded with an Ell of 20 feet; new pam
Barn. SO BY Al feet with basement sufficient 10 sla
bic Is head of Horses and as many cows ana WorA's
oxen u new Stone Dairy, and other necessary out
houses. There is fine Spring of neyer-falng WATER
and water in the barn-yard
TERMS OF SALE :-One-third of the purchase money
in six months from the day of SALE cat which tme pos
session viii be given y onethird in IL monlnS uu
the residue in two years-purchaser giving bonos WIN
UNREASONABLE security. \ good and snlhclen. war
rantee Deed will be given or the sale not connrmeo
Said Farm lies in ine lourishing, aud tncRiy SET
tied neghborhood, convenient to three different oe
Nominations protesting Christians-Unlted Brelh
reu Methodist and Presbyterian also ine Sch9ois
with classical teachers. In fact ii is one OF tne pes,
GRAzINo FARMs any where in the country ana Is wen
watered BY the South Branch which runs entireiy
through il.
ANY one wishing to view the premises VIII DE Waileu
upon by said Trustees Mr. Orndorf who resides on
the Farm. THOS o. SITLINGTON,
JOHN W. SITLINGTON,
Trustees.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01
MARRIED.,

On the 2lSt ult., by Rev. George huffman, Mr. JOHN
Dagger to Miss REBEccA MARGARET STITzER.
On the 22d ult., by the same, Mr. HENRY HUEFEE 10
Miss MARY JANE TEAFoRD.
On the cath ult, by the same, Mr.. JACOB SrCaMBocK
10 Miss ELPHA KANoos-all OF this county.
On the 18th ult BY Rev. ]. hardwood, Rev. JOHN
PHlLLIps of Allegheny Mission of the Virginia Con-
ference of the United Brethren in Christ to Miss +
ELIZABETH HoYg, of Hoyesburg, Allegheny county, Ma
At Oak Hll the residence of the brides father, on
the 2grd u by the Rev Jacob Winters, Mr. L. PRogrY,
of Mass 10 Hiss ESTHER j. Hull, Of Rockbrdge coun
ty, Va.
Let mad ambition rashlv try
To break the bands our Union tie
Ii strives in van,--whie here we see
The North and SOulh in heart agree,
The patriots love and Cupids power
Still rule the court and rule the bower;
Firm and united heart aud hand,
The Unions safe IN Hymen's band
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01
DIED,

Suddenly, near the Warm Springs, Bath county Mr.,
JouS WnnROw, jr., sou OF Archibald Withrow, in the
45th year Of his age.
We lament to announce the death of Mr. ROBERT
Cox who expired on the night of the 22nd ult ut his
residence in Spring Hill and further. we regret to
know that in his death have lost OF our most
esumabie citizeus.
To the relatives of our deceased friend would say
though death has visited the social family circle and
removed one ofits choicest guestsyet it Is eonsong
to know that his long, last and dreamless sleep is in
Jesus.
How blest is our brother bereft
0fall that can burden his mind;
How easy the soul that has left
This wearisome body behind. K.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01
SWAN &CO'S LOTTERIES
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000!
TICKETS ONLY SOL!

NnnheT Iotte,ies have been received by The public,
aud the large demand for Tickets, the Managers, S.
Swan l. Co. will have drawing each Saturday
throughout the year The following Scheme Will be
drawn in each of their Lotteries Tor April,-ls5'.
CLASS 80,
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta, Ca, IN public, ON
SATURDAY, APRIL 4M 1857.
CLASS 81,
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta, Ga, in public, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 1lh, 1857.
CLASS 3.
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta, Ga in public, on
.SATURDAI, APRIL 1871, 1857.
CLASS S3,
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta, Ga in public, on
SATURDA Y, APRIL 25th, 1857,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01
Stanton, March 4, l857.-sm.-y. &T. A. copy.
nURlIC, SALE or LAND.-In obedience

L decree of the Circuit Court Of Augusta County
will, ON Friday tie 10Th dayof aert n,on1, 4pri sell
at public auction, ON the premises, SMALL TRACT
OF LAND, now in the possession Of Emanuel reese
living near Christians Greek, adjoining the lands %
William s. Hanger, containing about SIN ACRES, on
~ out-houses.
TERMS.-So much of the purchase money as will be
necessary pay of suits and expenses of sale vii
be required in cash on the balance credit of t. /:
and IS months in equal nstaments will be given, tht
purchaser giving bonds with approved personal secu
iity The title will be retained ultimate security
uni oil OF the purchase money is paid up The sab
Will take PLACE at II o'clock on the day mentioned
Mnr L lSla-4t ID S YOUNG Comr
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01
EARTHENWARE, CHINA & GLASS.
SPRING.. 1857.
WILLIAM T. BUTLER.

w LII y NJ L. Is Y l. T. X,
IMPORTER, 70 MAIN ST. RICHMOND, VA,
Is NOW receiving per ships andrew Foster" ant
Il "America" full supply of English Goods, of new
patterns and from various Manufactures and Auction
Trade Sales in this country, very large stock o
French China, Glassware, Looking Glasses, Casters
and Fancy Goods, which he oilers for sale upon The
most favorable terms,
The merchu is of Virginia. North Carolina and Ten
nessee, are invited to examine his stock OF goods.
~ Special pains taken to pack all goods securely
and orders promptly filled.
Richmond, March 4, 1857.
ITO DIR. JOHN F. KURTZ.--Sir Take no
i tice that on the first day of the County Court o.
Angus a, at It's April term, ls51, we, the undersigned
your securities IN your bond of date 23rd August 1852
as guardian of your infant children, FLoYp kuRfz and
SALLY HrRrz, viii the said Court 10 release US
from all obligation whatsoever. as your securities a:
aforesaid and require you give counter security, in
accordance with The law in such case made and prov
ded, II: IL. PECk,
VIM. KYLE,
T. NJ. CUSHING
G. II. MITCHELL,
HENRY RIPPETOE,
:. L. CLARKE.
MornI 1 1877 --4w
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01
March IS, 1857 Fx'or OF WIN. Gamble, decd.
asyS Rock Reg CODY 3ts
TSTRTTC SALE OF PERSONAL PROP.

DUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROP
L ERTY.--1he undersigned having sold his farm,
his residence, miles West Of Waynesboro', on the
Pike leading TO Slaunton, on Wednesday, tile Sh Of 4.
prit next, his Personal Property, to wit head OF
Horses Zone Brood Mare with ioal y yoarling Colt
2 No. Mich Cows line Heller some young Cattle;
5 Hogs, Sow and Pigs; some Shoats; Wagons;
Wood and Hay Ladders sets Horse Gears; first,
rate Windmill set blacksmith Tools; three and
two-horse Flows; Single Double and Triple Trees
Grain Cradl,s Scythes Forks Rakes and Shovels, to-
gether with all my Farming Implements.
Also, Household aud Kitchen Furniture, consisting
of good Cooking Stove and apparatus complete.
Safe, Bureau, s Bedseads, Tables, sets Chairs,
&c, &C.
Also, Corn by the barrel, Potatoes BY the bushel,
Elay By the ton fine Bacon and Lard and many other
articles not necessary 10 mention.
NJ Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on said day,
when due attendance and reasonable credit will be
given by DAVID w. SECRlST.
II &c
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01
1 FORTUNE FOR ONLY ONE n, DOL 1'lI.,

! ~ IARl-The Subscriber having been for the pa:
N yars one of the greatest manufacturers OF fatef
! Medicines Pernmery, &c. in the U. D., ana na'In
now closed out his bnsness prepared 10 si 'ie ht
;ne o os m oiye Others chance to do something to
wards a livelihood Among the Recipes from whlc
he las manufactured the articles 10 great eA'ent u"
! the following, VIZ: - . p:,
. Brandeth's Family Pills.
I g. Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla
L. The world renowned Scotch HAIR iohc'
T. Best Eau de Cologne.
q Artificial Honey which cannot be df!ecfeG IRON
that made y bees either color taste, and does no
exceed the cost of the cheapest Bro'en Sugar:
Z. Very finest Indeble Ink for marking linen, wear
ing apparel, &c. Profits immense, competition small
/ sales large. r.
s. Best Black Writing Ink, does not cost over Frf
cts per gallon, and loo gallons can be made IN hours
o. New England Shaving Soap.
TO- Best Old Windsor Shaving Soaps.
These Shaving Soaps acknowledged by all TO De
the most popular Soaps in market. The ifalr rome
has been long used by the most arlsocratic IN oc0s-
land and Eagiand. The Recipe was purchased ut o
great expense Any person of ordinary industry and
business tact can line Ills pockets in short time, by
manufacturing the articles, or they are worth more
than ftty times the price of them TO use only N the
family. All have to say is, git. do not ask you
10 take it myrecommendailon'b ut reieri you Mlsn
to the following well known gentlemen, VIZ: Hon,
l.. Cass Mich, Hon. s. Colfax, Pa, Hon d. Dame, ~
H.. Messrs. Richards Co., and c. W. Loosng, N. d.
Baltimore, F. W. Bemis Esq.,, Boston, Hall Broth.
ers, " Y, A. S. Bennett Esq. Manchester, and Rev.
Alfred Payne, Philadelphia. TERMS II will SEND az
the above ten Recipes am one on receipt OF ONE
DOLLAR, or any one for three cent postage stamps
they can be obtained If satisfaction is not promptly
gwen, the money shall positicely Be rgunded.
JOHN ". KENYON,
Groton, Grafton county, New Hampshire.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.



w A PERFUMED BREATH.-Whatlad
or Gentleman would remain under the curse ola disa-
ree"Iso ms deutri6ce would not only render
!; sDeet hut leave the teeth white as aabaster-
Many not know their breath is bad ms"6s
IL, wash the teeth night and morning htty cent
bottle will las; year. ,,,,,o>- ..;,.. ~ %
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may eas 81 De ae !,
orreJ by using the "BALM or \ THOUSAND FLOWERS.
y vii remove tan pimples and freckes from the skin,
leaving it Of soft and roseate hue Meta towel pour
On two or three drops and wash the face night and
HiSHASIyG MADE EASY.-Wetyour shaving brush
warm or cold water pour on two or three drops
81 "R,IM OF A THOUSAND Flowers" rub the beard
we'll and it will make beautiful soft ather much "a.
Htst;no the operation of shaving. Price only Fifty
oonts For sale BY all Druggists. Beware OF coun'
tereeits None genuine unless signed by
W. p. FETTRIDGE & CO.,
Franklin Square, New York.
o.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01
THE MARKETS.
STANTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PIECES.
Reported By Staples, Martin &c CO.
NJ .nc,, OF 1917

7 AND FOR SALE.-Havng determined 10 re-
Il move to the West. will offer ut pubic SAFE on
Tuesday, tie 18th day Of Nay next my FARM, lying
about mile from MiddlebroOk. The farm consists
oftwO tracts adjoining each other-the one containing
I79 ACRES; the other 80 ACRES. The Improvements
consist of comfortable LOG DWELLING HOUSED
n good Barn. aud other necessary out Buidngs also.
a House suitable for tenant, u good proportion of
Meadow, and large quantity of Fruit Trees There
is within 100 feet of the house. failing Spring
of limestone water, and the fields arranged as
TO have water convenient for stock. The quality Of
the land is good. There is an abundance of fine
nut. No neighbOrhoOd in this county can boast of
better society Churches, schools mills and stores
are all within u convenient distance
Expecing persons 10 visit the land and examine for
themselves | deem it unnecessary To say anything
more 10 the public. a BARGAIN can be had. and he
ybo calls first may have the chance for it, Il. TURK,
sheriff OF this county, who resides at SauntOn will
give anv further information It enquired Of
MICHAEL CARWELL.
MiIdlebrook Augusta CO., April l, 1857.
~ Rock Reg. publish ids. and mark cost
II AND FOR SALE.-0n aturdQy tie 9h Of
4 Nay next. fnot sold privately before that day.
the subscribers will offer at public sale small IKACI
OF LAND the Parkersburg Road aoont tnree inl'es
from Stauntnn, containing about ~ Acres Inc Iahu
is of good quality and is cleared with the exception OF
about acres. which are in timber.
Terms made known on dav of sale.
HENRY Edison, JR.
April |. ls57-tds ExOr of H. Edison, decd
ITO HIRE.-A NEGRO WOMAN to hire, with
i an encumbrance Of three children. Ennulre at
the "SPECTATOG OFFICE.
April l. 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01
March 4, 1s57.-Iis.
Observation-Disclosures.

Observation-Disclosures.
IL have Roses rare and fine
Upwards of hundred kind,
From snowy white to crimson hue.
Also, every variety of Geraniums, Nerbenas, month
~ Carnations Cornelias and Peonies, Honeysuckes,
Fuesia, Hydranger Arbutlow, White Jasmine, Siren,
elias Grape Myrtle Calacanhus, Everg Shrubs and
Dahlia Roots together with Early York Cabbage To-
mato and Beet Plants, Asparagus Roots, Strawberry
Plants &c. &C.
1t will afford me great pleasure TO wait upon those
who may give me call.
t1Sy@ All orders will be attended to with care and
despatch. JN0. TRENARY. 81
Successor to VIM. Ebdon.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01
Davis, Pain Killer Gives Universal Salts
faction.

DEAR SIR :-Iu justice to your valuable medicine l
must saw. that | have never sold an article which
gives such universal satisfaction to all who have used
it. have never had medicine winch mas meI MIN
ANYTHING like such rapid sale as your Pain Killer,
and its virtues are the topic of conversation In many
places in this vicinity have recommended It Tor me
cure of fever and ague. aud warranted it, and 1t mas
cured cases in weny-four hours. In conclusion, ie'
me saw that wherever il has been introduced into u
family, it is regarded an indispensable medicine
and is kept constantly on hand.
W. W. ROBERTS,, La Port, Indiana.
This certifes that was afflicted with ague and chill
seyer for several wears persuaded to try Perry
Davis Vegetable Pain Killer took part offs bottle
and was perfectly cured have not had chill since
beginning with this medicine. My sister oemg aliet-
ed applied the same remedy, and found almost inime-
date relief and has felt none of the ague symptoms
since JESSE WILLIAMS,
Perrysburgh, Ohio.
Sold by all Dealers in Family Medicines and by JAS
c. LAIRD and j. c. NJ. MERRiLLAr, Staunton.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-01
100000 DOLLARSu.
Maryland Lottery Oh the Havana Plan.
To be drasn in Baltimore. Nl.. on Thursday,
april 30th, 1857.

/ To Je drdlch IN baltimore. Na.. on INursdoy,
< april Both, 1857.
! Il. FRANCE, L CO., Managers.
Drawings conducted under tile superintendent Of
the State Lottery Commissioner.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE.!
100 PRIZES OF s.. 900 EACH!
LOWEST PRIZE H. the Lottery sic0..
WHOLE TICKETS 90 D0LLA..S..
This is thsmost Magnificent Scheme ever drawn in
the Unired Mates
ONLY 10000 TICKETS.
all of which are printed as follows:
5000 in Whole Tickets
500 in liaf Tickets.
IQ,QoV IN Quar.er Tickets.
ldoOi in Eighth Tickets.
As all these tickets viii, doubt be sold by the DAY
ofdrawing, persons at distance will forward their
orders soon Js possible.