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K y k-ft4away's Ready Relief ror H~a6aches
Nlavthcr ssck o. neFvezs Rscaaazfzszn Par
Alysas, fenih4go, GaHlf, keuratxta, TszfA
Il Acbe, sntah fux, feTers swuilsn Jasnts
htaney Complaints, ScaFi~s Fever Pains a.
s. rosad tse LIVER, Fseurisy Mezxtez Hear
= earn, Ana fslils u Al kiaas- RAaxays isea-
dy ketlef VII, n = few minutes chang he
tAiserlez yua suffer - JOYS - pasasnrs
k-i@a~ As silsaovstinx kesssis asl hsr tAs cure
- e1fsSse d1seaaes-sach - ScFofalaas snd
sypo4itc ClznfsAsiai ,CsaasaanItiye and oh
sfssestssns q The Langs aud n<re4ar fndu-
rAtlon @ad esslsfseazenas af gzsts, krntslxe
Ana stl.eF dzse@sss II tiss sksB, Ssdrs, fa
mnrss lhers, ityspese&A, 2H1 ali athsx 11s
easeses arising frokn a izapare state ~ De
lkise
R4-tla.A~asis Regulators sall eare easeslxsiy
and s1e1sfsiF, loszas~aezs fhzisezssez La
EaEan1NIae - he Espwelz, Dssfstzsa. Liver
Caznn1zznf. bsezzes - the Heart 4rEA ki--
sn aess, fess4he cszsssiziuts ,esa4li pos refs
Aaaslnss &c. ua@sexsx fsza ssssem - eat
81 afdsr - snse ~ slzlts ~ = ilaxsszfaxs al
resloFe i = regularity Nc fEnlzse sAaaA
Be sstAszat t1ezn- = Ff
4 a. r. Rssaea1s sFe sol1 ~ Druggists sTesswasrs
. .zaEle-1xsS~ xAlrxAf Z n
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sA hrh - aaAs seSzisss facing ghs esxssA xnaa.l
- iaaFss a ts fasttasoa 5 ali eag
seyr - rss,S'Af, TIE isT DAY o. NOVEMBER
~ - ssssoef 1he sesslaa ~li. es.nfIsge anti -
a. Aessa. Asasai ssasis1ts sAaaa.s s= pres.as a
iaflFsaA;l0a. 9sLl afares. = sz sfs@ Ass tats--Ss
JulLN WILMINGTON. n n
Dssa, - e C1.ssss asz>a1aaK
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NEAR JACKSON, Madison county Ten,

1T Fe' 'V''S uIF'tttt1I utN UTulfI.
. NIX J-f. CowAN:-Dear sir:-I hereby certify thatiD
the summer Of the year 1855 a servant of n,in . -
Is wears o age, who had always before this time
Deth stout ana OF vigorous constitution was attrId
WIN gravel Phy slcian called who attended on
uh loI several months, during which time he grew
noIse udy until he was helpless, and believe would
nave dled M few days had it not been for frien,i
VINO ADVISED the use of Cowan's Iithontriptic | ar,
outtles, the first of which gave him reef
snu "a " snort uihe he was able 10 walk about an
uay iuiy recovered; since which time ne has hal NO
b'ohs oil said disease, and TO all appearance is as
fs s a. an! servant on my plantation. ] there
lore recommend IL To all persons SUFFERING updor
known. - 'S-1iou'e
Given under my hand this August 22d 1857
DANIEL SHELTON
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-29
NO tt CT.

'HE niFectors ~ tas geaaessss A4rine and Ftr.
u lAsHfAl4eg CoaIlaay have tAls a4ay Declared a
alst4eAd % SIX hoGLtss ysr snare, ogi sl t.s t,rf
is oi Lac A.st siA aoatas zble ~ St.,
Ia casn on oT bS.orv tais i5llI iast
osts-@W A.. ". BUTLER s.etv
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lucfien and Commission yotice.

RA@5s y shttl4s slil eontinas 10 n4ke .ales' a.,
- -. 80 etring t1s lEp<eGi se4san An s.is.
seAs4s % consis sosata ~ -noes
A. psrsoes having balances our hands viii A.
s...s. ~ s-s -s@ se-se sooetpt Tor p-oos.ds No
BkJ. y shfEIDs
s---s-.antry Neresants psli plnAas czIi a. n.
ssIl1-4 - ('ss s's-4-
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Chudren,. diseases.

hzdAags AsAspats@a Assfnsnt sllould hailed "A
olss@sag oy every mother, throughout the Aaa snoss
iA1Ants are AMstef With Sores. Hnm0gs. AZ. raese
6f saklngs eat thas early1 are evidence of dtses~
isaasltiea from the EAreat s1nck fsx daa-s afshe
rss~sHg AsetssS 40 eradicate every vesg<e af the
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-29
The Cheapest and Most ReIia BILE
Ague Kennedy in the Norld.
Graeftnbgrg Fever aud Agne Remedy.

Wis nle1e.ne does eostAin artcIe of ssis.
sfdI oT other tHvsFsOas s4baiscs x any klad. Il
me ATTACK Al oaees Al a. snatlEasssa
snort TINS stfciigt Tie ., ad Tezoses al
dleL Lslall..lL 70 llls feL4Ial Ia.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-29
Constitutional Diseases,

Many diseases that afirt humanity are tnher,sas a.
hei- loon,s from the dkeas-d oais~ az sIeks si,e~
StrtalA, Consumption, ~ pblls and Fits are amsHr
tAe host common q constitutional diScases- Now we
eAeh"s f"~ many generations the seeds ~ these de
eases aiAy have been established i the system ca,
faps4ng the bno1-haaseaSs hxsszssfis.J Ress4s viii
eradicate from Ghe bottles cf the 2ictea every parti
che OF diseased deposits And G Tie veins vth nr.s
pure and healthy blood -'
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1853. FaIl and Winter. 1858.
FURNISHING GOODS

HAVE now in store one of the largest and best
Il selected stocks Of FURNISEIG GOODS ever broneb,
10 TINS market, consisting in part OF
Fatent Shoulder Seam Shirts, with and without
Cross and Diagonal Plait Shirts, Of every size
ami stvle. warranted 20 tit Ia
Underwear. of Cashmere Shaker Fannel Ner,
no. Lamb p Wool, &c, sc
Buckskin Uhdershrts and Drawers
Half Hose cashmere, lambs Wool. Brown and
Whit. CDtp,n H' ..#E -I...' - - - anu
= Glcves-Aiexander's Kid, silk, Buck, Cloth and
Ca-lmere.. -
Ties, searfs, Hsndkerchiefs, Stocks, Gc
travelling Shawls, every size, sty he and price.
travelling Jackets and Caps.
Trunks, Carpet Bags, valises, OF all STYLES and
make. - ''- anu
Fancy Goods.-Backgammon Boards Ivory and
WOOD Shessmen; Ivory, Buffalo and Horn Combs.
mar Nioih and Nail Brushes Shaving Mirrors. Lori
Monniesi sleeve and Vest Buttons; erfumery. Roe
ers's Pocket Knives and Scissors &c =
Persons wishing blrgains Ia anv Of tbe .bo,.
named articles would 20 well a. caIlat
Il, a., -. j. IL. MCGiI.I.'S
Ladies and Geptiemen's Furnishing 4 Faucy Goods
Corner College stree: and fubiic sgGare ~
eePtio-u Nashville Tenn
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yTST WHiT gygRY giVIy W,yTS

u sssto ene@P srsing A=eisiDe- Priss oulv Rz1
"A = - theso Aaehie-s nesd saly b. knos.n "a
i1sAr~ afsv1f . place aluost every faas.Iv ~ a.
pf~c@ts foa isass srs exas1as and Csc rheu as.-
l<se -. 80 ~-at kaeza chesp ss~nx n chimes sr
ss-sc hk14 Ior ITO ss<ls o. the NeIlfesou a.
1mono FAMILY sewing a1Achiue
- a-sS e-il % tse a.slurs sasa, 10 = ssis sssa
isf hi4dis and Nsss Teunssses- lEoon4.>oser 4 4
-na S-seffy stFcsls-
=. h---fert1seiar atsentsSn f4d - repairing
kinas ss~a-z A-Salaez - Al czparssaesa hana
,. FtENISG's sewing Maehias nspoi
AzshFllta, Irnn- : set.s ,-a4t.sxlx -.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-29
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment Z
The BkssT lINIMEST IN THE WORLD
For Man or Beast.
Anotnnr hemarkable Cure Performed bv N

/ W 'Aah oI tteahl.
Anothar Rcmarkable Cure Persorn.a ~
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment
HEAD FOR NOGRsEIyEs,
th"n.-As ford, a Arkstnith, living near c,ss..., .
% aeutn street lad horrible running soT. 80 A.,
s@', he uied various Lnimrnts SaveS A.
eoeIl 90 u no gosd iio despared Of ever i.,ln, ~
70 ~ofN a. his trade again, because he eould not h.
sy ny Nelsn' 90 hs toti and by bottle of nrf.an
NS.S~hie lAnineot, he is DoN perfoctly cur,a
hheuinatisfn, Paralysis, Neuralkla nruisss So.
lnaess IN toe Sotnis or Ansries sore Tl,ro,, s.t
alssi -Ar1Ache er Iossth ache MOUNDS - -,
sss, SUNS scalds' f~ns &C. yield 70 The u,sse
mAaense u Ihls wonderful IlniInent A-se
for Horses snd Cattle ls an inlaIlible ,.v.., g.,
S.--lss sss-Al-, soF~ieiss, Cracked Heels Ianesss
ose.Ay epilht, Tstul4, kruses s...lIlor.,
noanas fAsAr suAke Htes, and variotss ather -s-sf
ssp AHal-l- arc liable iron luriss or 80.
kEery country Mercfan, ssoula sb,.,, :.
cause q always cures '~P'1s Do
.ieyf.l aaseoaHi ~ill be made 70 usercA.n,, Nh.
euy - sell again. no
ss- tor ssle sy J. IL acIEAS, Protr,stor. ec,n.-
- .tsa Ase fir~ ssreets, "a Loal Alsosri. a.. r.
apl3-itsaWly
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y retiring from the business desire "a ,.,....
l thanks "a my Hamsroas latrt,as ana er,~-,f. ~ ~
str ieas -f'd liberal patronage and woal! r..a,,,
svaa t'y saceess"fs, Agssfs. iVsa Mcs,KEA A ~, -
shtrniss Ia every resGsect softhy 81 eoull.tens-
- z,,s -. =. -. Il k. NORRIS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-29

hE l"E'arr Aip hefctilore existing between The
u ahdea ignod, under tue arTn nanle of II. " NOR
y 4 %, la the Gracrry aId Csaamtssion BlSiuess
'his Hay dissolved b. mutual consent, II. n Aoyfis
s'hs sold his interest 10 Hpgis AcCrea Either mart
i"f = sH'iofi1ed 10 use tbe nFtl IN iu ai
at1oh II u. NORRIS
fFfDssER
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-29

NO MERCURY USED.
~ w. n NJ q - ~ SON
| Corner Of Mann and QUAY streets B,gaIo ~. y,
fsh ue only Physcians IN the state who re mem
| n bers OF the Royal College uf Surgeons Ionaon
| May be consulted from O'Clock IN The morning nm
III NJ hgbt 10 every state and symptom OF I,sease
The treatment they adopt Is the yes, ~
80 years extensive and sccessfal practice f Eoron
and America "a f-NioP
A Most Scientific Invention
. An instrument Tor the OF genital IebuDx n,
nocturnal Emissions more properly known as Ser,
neAAhess &e., can be permanently cured in from M
tseh 70 twenty days, by the OF this INSTRUMENT
"heh USED coIieintly with medicines
Young Men Take Particular Notice
DIR. AAOSd SON take pleasure in announotpg ,h.
they nave invented a most important instrunept ~,
the cure Of the above Diseases Il has been snhe,sd
70 test oi the most eminent physicians in london
fars, fhiadeipha and New York: IL has been aeclar
ed the only useful instrument ever vel jp,nn,S e.
the cure of Seminal Weakness or anv diseaSe IN r.
genital organs caused by the habits OF youth
DIX AADS Il son order u 81 -.
skepfcal as To the sf their instrument nlaa
themselves that in any instance where n r,.y ,.
uIstislact"fy AFTER fair trial, the money will be re
funded by returning the instrument good order
tcrs"hs wishing the above useful instrunneDt IA.
observe that the price, with the accompanying aree
uohs securely backed. and sent by mail or erpress
ten dollars .H -fN~~''
A CURE WARRANTED.
DIR AMOS d son have for a lope ser,.s or -.
been engaged IN extensive practice in the trr.,
Oh ihese delicate complaints and the only lcgai
9u1hsd Phy SIC Ais fo nov advertise cure c@rtsi
CON nPAipts or from whom geRglne European remed,s
car be obtained.
tersons N ASY PART woEID may he .,,,...
IuIy treated by forwarding correct detail ~ th.,
cases, With remittance for Medicines Ar vtI-h III
be returned with the utmost dispatch and secure -
observation. ef"m
Address DIR. AKoS d SOW corner Main .,s On,
streets, Buffalo, New York.
marlk-dAAlY /
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EDWARD H RowIIr.
Kxssuycros Sen, 70 ,s,o, FRANKIIN EYRE;
OcnphKR 70 Isha


DR. JAMES WILLIAMS: "hhN io, 1893.
dyspepsia SO severely that was con,,i tnie rom
- eu ana having tried every means f5r res, ,s
Ii was ADVISED to your Amt nySne,ts
RS - tus y aluIus me much pleasure 10 inforS3, -,
lit anl entirely cured by use ana rrst. you
0"uhieHo u To all persons SUFFERING nn,is Ty RS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-29

Tie stamp Areand each Pot wils Also sosr he nau-.
q. The Freprsstsr sna e NE Caslod s14sSs azeals
fFagsf=n shd Dealers sln oesefFs % cash dozzE
ssaek2Re she fallashaE ak~s.
Iss-akts<u tsrus<r--f1e meresset FepataIhoa a.
great asaAad fer naaF's Cas1Eosaa xssAss 81 Gees.
bs a1d a@Fs4farz, haxe heSa iGnssnents s.r sir~rs
ser in1lt4fsns " tbs saizabAe nsafsa@ ve.sseys
are FzFnizrtf ssFHe e shss sart ti.at s-s uasF s
% tsrF szfs. &na nes enszs - any taltaaru .rlses
eAeii~4sd "a ialnfe their FepaskiAa and asslras A
n.sfliz q use ergzasl Erus4raEln u obssate ~hsh
NE s9e~sFoer suceess0f - gAnaes fsrrant br wtsa
q 1~s nrss 1tEesnesd nts sas CnsoA szaiss) haz II
IAehea as sssn@taFe ~ sA1s eaussaa, T. eoaaesss
sEhn = efssffs 1naax a TAksAxz. 4
AadFess erfeFs far the abcse aFssrs a. fafl a.rex
tisAs far sklpaarat stfL ~.
John A. fAKRANT 4 On, H3uxx-ts.
10. s1ss Ssss.s 81 -seEasFiA AREAS. k.fs
paa @1ly
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PA RTNERsuIp

III ANiNS pafeiaass~i the sutcre-t o6 Mr. a. h Aor
rs Ia 'ils easiBuss n u. B. Morris Co have
as day ass.etsisd Sftil Ar. ". Hooper IiArrIe
'd ~ili easi4eae "a tue e.Fsry and toinsisston 90.
''e7S 81 s-ae ".a slAls. HUH AgxAkA
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Qrp 0oOos, etc.
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH,
w. A. s. j. G. McCIEIIA

RE Offering their entire stock OF Goods al greatly
a reanced prices Dress Silks, Berages, Nantes
greatest bargains offered for those thai viii all
S'oH- O
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nasbDillf patriot.

TERMS: ~ m
Ddiy, per anflunl, IS o.
Iri-Weekly, per annuIn, ,--............... 20
"eohy per aiIA"iI .--........- 90
One Weekly for two years, or two Weekes
for one year, IN advance, ........... 5 90 -
Wien the Daily, Tri-Weekly, Weekly /; 10 be
discontinued (Tiid IN advance at tile time subscribed
ior) the subscriber must order, otherwise il will be
Continued, AT our optOn until paid for stopped
a not paid, 1t must be paid at the dscOptnu-
ince, or at our option. If the party good it will be
sent until paid.
kemiitances by mail, in registered" letters at our
risk.
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NASHVILLE TENN, FRI DAY, OCTOBER 90. 1858
nem-Dork.

From ylsCHER, OWEN Il CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building 346 Broadway,
NewIork
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AensianonS OF Mt Edward 81. Rowley Of the a,n. n
t""iey, Ashburner Co. II North Wlsr..-
t1sIr oi 'he eiheacy Of wliams's AMI IysTen,,e
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Notice,

IL Persons Indebted 10 III. -s,... .r So :
~es are rsaqnestsAl % come fsrwars and mat :
- eas aud tassr - wnsn The sss4.a \ aad~bte.,
afe hereby Feqoestef 20 Tres-st tseIr cl.in. rr =,
esnAs1i, ~ they ain h~zerexer Barred -
...s. AEtlAA L. pkMAaSS, Exss.
@~f~-u ug sarah : E1iak
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DR. JAMES wuIIaus- 49, NN'Soef ~, 4b4s-
,.t .s1i Sill Take pleasure in recommending ,o
81. Spelac hAxiri for The cure OF Iyspef,s,s
entirely cured anu nave been
Yours respectfuIv, '- -..
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H.iucn G.ooos

NJE have an elegant assortment of Irish Linens
IaOle Linens, Towels and Toweng Linens and
Linen eheetlngs, which We are offering cheaper than
they can be bought any where else. =
angIs-u W. A. J. G. McSIEILAND
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08
From the Louifv..ie C0u-ier.1
kessu:t:aI for Killing seducer in Een-
tuekY,

The trisl Of Uardesty for the shooting
If Grub, occupied three days of last week
IT Burlington. Boone county. It will be
rem r,hered that sister Of Hardesty was
scduced by Grub, and that Hardeety told
she tce3ucer that be would give him six
nnn.he in which to mike lis choice between
mnrryiug the girl and being killed. The
eix months expired, and tiruhb not having
married the girl, Hnrdesty met him aud on
sight shot him. Tie evidence showed that
Grub was armed also in expectation Of the
attack. bot was shot IN the act Of drawing
bis weapon. The trial was ended last Thurs
day, aud the verdict Of the jury was, not
guilty. The following is the substance Of
the Judgment pronounced by Judge Nutall,
apon the verdict Of not guilty by the jury
in behalf oe IEardestv:
SIR - lon have been indicted By grand
jury Of your country upon most heinous
charge. You have put yourself upon your
country md yoar. God for deliverance You
have had fair and impartial trial before
fhcm, and they hare both pronounced You
rot guilty. sad go SAY I. Il may not be
proper for me to express my sentiments,
vet, nevertheless, will do it Young man
had | been wronged az you have been, !
would have spent every dollar had on
earth. and all that coald have begged and
borrowed. aud then starved upon the track
of the villain, but l would have imhrued
niv hands in his blood. Go hence without
day You are acquitted
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08
a DISCOVERY AND RESCUE.

A week or two ago Gays the " asliing-
tou is.'tar) the Doorkeeper Of the House of
Representatives reported to Speaker ORE
tie finding hy some Of his rubordinates. in
Tue vaults under the centre (rotunda Of the
capitol building. Of large number OF books
l.onging to the Government, some Of them
If much value, not u few of which were
buried in boxes. we hear, under heaps Of
cpsl and ashes The Speaker ordered their
prompt rescue; emil for some time past they
have been gradually ushered into the light
of the upper stories of the building. Thus.
25 COS volumes have been dug out OF the
.aiecoinb in which they have been entomb-
ed !ar years pasta least long enough. the
uoolkueper tells us, to result IN total OBJ
l.rion eri the part Of those eutrueted with
tier custody as to V no is responsible for
the location there and the shameful conai
ton of not a few Of them Among thee 9
rocks are 800 full scts of the works IT jol n
AJmas, the records of the dabates in Par
),eiAent as far back as 1900, yarieus yslu
able French l,onks sud newspaper files in
Irerch and English. various manuscript
it-eks cam ected with The details OF the Gus
ts:i-leu>e I,,itincEs o: TIE cnuntry abou'
twenty Years ago. j hc l;ars Of the re-cued
volumes were published ~ order of Con
grcss. and in all, they viii number perhaps
~, 900 volumes, many Of which have been
i.rctrierahly injured by neglect, the rats
and coal ashes togethes
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08
49,
DIED,


At her residence. at the Warm Springs,
Bath county, on the Goth ut. Mrs. ELlzA-
EETn TEERILL, wife Of VIM. II Terrll. Esq
At the residence of her son, jacob Fish
err. near Boonsboro', Howard county. No !,
on the 9th Of April. at o'clock. L. NJ,
Mrs ELIZABETH FzsHER wife Of MIR. Dam
lei Fisher, in the I'D year of her age
She was removed from her own residence
three weeks before her death, and received
the care aud attention of dutiful son and
daughter. Her disease, which she brought
with her from Virginia, was protracted. +.
10 this place. en- Saturday morning last,
Mrs. ELLEN WssE, wife of Mr.. John Wise,
aged 81 years. For thirty-six years Mrs.
Wise had been consistent member of the
Presbyterian Church at Staunton, and man
Tested by a Cody walk and conversation the
sincerity Of Ter profession. She had been
suffering for cmg time, and frequently ex-
pressed, during her illness, her willingness
to depart and be at rest, with that Saviour
upon whose m ,rits she relied. Mrs. Wise
leaves husband and large family of sons
and daughters to mourn the death OF an af-
fectionate and invaluable wife and mother.
In this city on the 18th Of April last Mr..
ProLEmY BRIanrwElL. aged IS years. His
sickness was brief but very severe-his
disease was malignant type Of crysipelas.
| His funeral took place on Sabbath; his
remains were taken to the Presbyterian
Church and the services conducted by the
Rev. Messrs Perkins and Woodward; a
discourse was preached by the latter from
Cor, V: L A large number were present
to testify their respect to the deceased and
their coincidence with the afflicted family.
His corpse was then taken to the family
burying ground Of his brother in the coun-
t:y.
Though Mr.. 3. had been but a short
time among US, he had by his social man
ners, kindness of spirit and generous bear
ing, made an impression for good on all
whom he met. He was a good citizen and
a protesting Christian. He came from
Staunton Va, where he was a merchant
and was making arrangements before his
sickness to 60 into bushes here. How true
it is, In the midst of life we are in death. .
! He has passed away to his final rest, leav-
ing to his family and friends the legacy Of
pure life good name and an excellent
| Christian character. -PDko.Wc W., !
| Courier
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08

s.pnh't talk to me about your poaiaicai
'.;s,ns' ,"sail facet ious old yaictud. narlaqa,
II tell ycu there's no ism on earth, 80 bad
rs Rheumatism" Tie veperahle sufferer
was right. St. I.awrence's grdiron or Cuatl-
n.ozin's pallet of fire was not more emphatl-
ca!ly bed of torment than the couch OF
the martyr to Rheumatism. 1t is generally
considered by the faculty one ct the most
obstinate as we'll as one Of the most painful
Of naladies. and it certainly does resist all
ordinary remedies with extraordinary per-
tiuacity. Skill and science. however. in
this age of progress seem to master all OPP
position, and even this painful disease en-
trcnchcd among the muscles, and lnterknit
as it we're with the sinews and tendons OF
our frames. is compelled 10 yield to the cur
atives they have provided.
We have it on onquestionable authority
the testimony of patients themselves-that
Rheumatism, however deeply seated, may
be cured by the regular and persistent ap-
plication Of Holloway's Ointment This,
we feel assured, will be welcome intelli-
gence to thousands of sufferers, bedridden
by the disease or limping with stiifened
joints along the pathway to the tomb. Ia
u climate where the quicksilver sometimes
makes leap of thirty degrees up or down,
the complaint is of course prevalent one,
and in our new settlements at the West,
sleng the alluvial borders of our great rivers,
ia the hemlocll swamps Of the South, and
in all low and damp locations. few persons
reach the age Of forty years without rheu-
matte visitation. It is clear, therefore, that
a preparation which will afford immediate
relief, and effect eventually thorough cure
of the complaint, must be of especial value
to the people of this country. We cannot
reasonably doubt, in view of the well-attest-
ed statements which have been laid before
us. sustained as they are by circumstances
within our own knowledge, that the Oint-
ment referred to will effect that object, and
among all the benefits which the discoveries
Of that celebrated physician and philanthrc-
pist have conferred upon mankind. this Is
certainly not the least important. Many
gu industrious tiller OF the soil, whose ser
VICES ar. needed i'll the field, is at this mo-
neui languisIting on Il bed of sickness the
hands that should guide the rlnw or grasp
the spade rendered fagerless by Khruma
tam. Many toier III every branch Of
productive labor is similarly situated, and
we can imagine with what joy these suffer
ers wuull bail the means Of immediate cure.
20 all such We feel justified in recommend
ing this balsanic remedy, the application
Of which, with the aid of few doses of
Uoilvway's Pills to regulate the internal
organs, would, we feel assured, restore them
to aeaish and usefulness M r ',yunday
Ifysts !"
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08
Barring Rebbery.--On Thursday nigh

Daring Rebbery.--On Thursday night
last, our Smoke-house was broken into by
8 gang Of desperadoes (for there were three
or f"ur) and about 200 pounds Of Bacon,
about leo pounds Of Soap, and some srti-
cles of bed clothing stolen therefrom. The
marks where the rascais set their bags and
the footprints where they committed their
deeds Of yillainy we're plainly visible, but
the traces could not be followed with sufh-
Gent distinctness to lead to detection The
articles stolen were carried away on horse
back, and was evidently the work Of some
white scoundrel who yet remains unhung.
The building WIS entered from the rear by
rriz;ng off plank Rogues ere not par
ticular from whom they steal. but to ROB a
Printer is an offence which can hardly be
pardoned.