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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28

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TTENTION.-The Waynesboro' Conpadv of
IA Militia are hereby ordered to parade on Sat
urday the 4th day Of September next, for the pur-
pose OF electng Company Officers. 1t is important
that the organization should be effected as Co To-
mel of the Regiment is to be elected on the 10Th of
September following.
GEO. 6. ROBERTSON
DAVID s. BELL. }Com'rs.
JNO A. HARMAN,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28
70 NY CUSTOMERS.

i WINTER CLOTHING has to be purchased
which cannot be done without meaus, l must
thereftfe Call tpUn all Indebted I'd mis- I'd comic for
ward and pay sar thsr accounts. ,.'oT
!. large stock Of Cldthing am How selling oil al
Cost fer Cash, dnd Cash only.
:. j. POLITE.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28

ARR THE MEN OF THE SouTH DEaENEaA.
TING PHYSICALLY ? is question which il
being determined by research, the inquisi
ton having been commenced last fall. The
question was raised by the PRONUNCIATION o
a Northern theory, that the influence O
life at the South had induced special de,
generacy in the Physical conformation O
our men. The system adopted has y beer
to take the average weight and stature a
various military academies and medical col
leges, and the result is an entire refutatior
|of the theory, and would be even more de-
cidedly SO had any plan been devised sne
acted upon for arriving at the average Of the
general population, for students as class
necessarily lack, from the manner of thei,
lives, the weight and .developmnt which
follows from active pursuit of mechanic arts
agricultural occupations, &C. The average
height Of. forty-two students Of the Uuiver
sity Of Louisiana, as furnished by DR.. Mott
was B feet 1Oa inches, and their average
weight al pounds. of lO8 students O
the Tennessee University, feet 10 inches
weight $50 pounds. OFFS students Of the
Jefferson Medical College, 5 feet 8 inches
weight 146 pounds. Of 1859 students Vir-
ginia Military Institute, 5 feet inches
weight 1917 pounds, From the above il
will be observed that the men Of Louisiana
College were the tallest, those Of the Ten.
nessee University the heaviest, and those Of
the Virginia University the lightest. We
have no statistics Of n orthern men to com
pare with these, but we doubt if an exhibit
from those regions would bear any favora-
yorable comparison with the foregoing
Mobile Register al
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28

/ NJ OTICE.-The subscriber having been appdint-
~ ed Notary Public for Augusta COUNTY. Is
prepared 10 draw oil instruments Of Writing such
Is. Deeds, Deeds Of Trust, Articles Of Agreement
friends and TIE putffc. Join &. MYERS.
New Hope, AUG. 2S, 1s5s.-3t. .i- & NV
NOTICE.-All the Accounts due John r. Brisoh.
IN as contracted with his late wife, Sarah A.
Brison, As MlLLIsERs have been transferred to us
for tatie received. Persons Knowing Themselves
indebted viii please come forward and settle tie
same. PIPER & FUNkHOUSER.
! NJ OTIE.-visitors 20 the Western L1lnatc Asv-
morning to ~ o'clock and from 2]5 o'clock to o.
clock in the evening. and at no other time BY or
der of the Board of Directors.
Aug. 2e, 'ss.--lte
CYEEt HOOPS, Brass and Rattan DO. Combs,
~ Bdttens, Shetland Yarns Of all colors, Belts,
Velvet Ribbon Frnges, Spool Cotton and great
variety of notions just received at
PIPER & FGNKHOUSER'S.
Aug %, SO.
+ OST-On the NeAdan1zed Road, between ths
IL American Hotel and the first Toll gate. a
CLOTH OVERCOAT. ANY one retfrnina Tho
same to this office, will be satisfactorily rewarded.
Aug %, 1S5S.-3t
rLoTHs AND CAssINsEREs.- can show
~ something nice in this line
Hoped skirts.-Hoopea SIX irfs.--A large
PIPER & FUSknOUsER's.
Aug Is, '5s.-Spee copy.
0UEENsWARE, CHINAWAR E.-A large sup.
~ ply just received to which we invite particu-
lar attention. PIPER & FUNkHOU SER.
Aug. %, s5s.-spee copy.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28

A., rOSTPOVENIENT
The above sale il postponed nntil r.,, i, ),
day OF September. ''e -
q. I. NICHE.
Avg sa, is5s.--It Gam wI So
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28

GLOThS AND CASSIMEREss.- can show
~ something nice in this fne
PIPER C FUNEHOCsEH.
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BOOK BIN HDz.vG,

" NJ. IT. HAKMAN, Tru!
Aug %, lS59.-tds. PRS fee SIS.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS i!

August %. 1S5S.-tds.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28

O0ped Skirts.-HO0pce SIX irfs.-N large
Ii lot just received at
PIPER & FJNKHOCSER'S.
Aug. 2S, '5S.-Spec COPY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25
DIED.

On Saturday morning, BETTE, wife o.
Francis A Marbury, and daughter OF the lat,
James Irwin.
In Washington, on the 2lst instant, after a
lingering illness of ten months, Mr.. MOTLEY
l.. ADAMS, aged 70 years, months, and
DAYS He was formerly OF Maryland, but tor
many wears has been resident of Washington
city
Suddenly, near Baltimore, on the goth inst,
CAROLINE, daughter OF the late Enoch Key
nolds i'll the 46th year OF her age.
At the Navy Yard Pensacola, in the 34th
year OF his age, JAMES NJ. WOODWARD
gunner in the L. S. Navy, and son OF Col A
Woodward, OF Washington.
On Wednesday morning, at Tranquility,
Spaldiny's District Prince Georges County
Md, Mrs ELIZABETH U. DYER, consort OF
Horatio Dyer, esq, in the 69th year OF her age
OF Typhoid Pneumonia, at the residence OF
his father, Meredith EskrIdge, esq. near Nor
rissyille Fauquier County, on the 7th instant
WINTER ESKRIDGE, aged 26 years. His
moral character and correct department were
unexceptionable
OF the same disease, and at the same place. on
the Sth instant ISABELLA ESKRlDGE, sister
OF the above i'm her 10th year. Could youth
beauty, and amiability of disposition have
turned aside the hand OF death, Isabella had not
died She was the lite OF the family, the de
light OF numerous friends, and the pleasure OF
all who knew her. II was heart.rend'ns
scene, beyond description, when their remains
were removed 10 their last resting place. May
their parents and family remember that earth
hath ho sorrow that Heaven cannot cure"
In CulFeper County, oil the l4,h instant, al
the residence of his brother, w. OBannon, Mr.
{. B O'BANNON in the Bath year OF his age
On the Sd instant al her residence in the
County OF Stafford, Mrs WlNNEY EMBREl
wife OF Daniel Embrey, esq, III the 59th year o
her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25
The Red PettIicoats.

The Scarlet Letter made something OF a
fuss in it's time, aud Scarlet, like his irienu
Little John, was something OF thiei IN ms
day; bus neither the Scarlet Letter, nor VIII
Scarlet, nor anything else OF all there Is scar
let. ever attracted so much attention, or s'oie
90 many hearts as the far-tamed Scarlet Pet
t;coat is destined to do--the great phenome-
non. a specimen of which has already arrived
in this city, accompanied By the red flannel
colceon, which forms part OF the "rlglmen-
tails" Place aux Dames,--make way for
the Sublime Petticoat and viOe ie. upon rouge
Queen Victoria in gland-notning less
being fascinated while at Balmorai by the
red petticoats OF the peasantry, her attention
being called to them by observing the degree
to which they absorbed Albert as Fart stu
dies" suddenly resolved to countercheck Eu-
genie's hoops, and Introduce something
which should be 10th useful and ornamen'
tai Still the idea had been preached before.
Somew here in Morarty's novels toppish
but intelligent young man remarks the PIC
turesque effect Of the red petticoat OF Irish
girls, AM thinks that there is something rit!-
er Spanish in it However, the Queen got one
of the petticoats and Coiceon, and put them
on. Albert put up his quizzirg glass and
admired the effect; Lady Gore Ouseiey saw
it, and introduced it at Westinghouse haI-
rah for Scarlet Petticoat, and rire lie juPon
rouge!
Ii 10 made sometimes with black stripes
"a specie of rouge ct NOR, at which there Will
be much losing Of hearts by those who's" a.
fections are readily attracted by fine ankles
forming what is popularity known as "the
devils mourning" Light and darkness, JOY
and sorrow, love and hatred, are all equally
typifed Ly those stripes Of the shell which
encases Beauty, go hurrah for the Scarlet
Petticoat, and ere ie jGpOn rouge.--fHltdd.
Bulletin
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COMMUNICATED.


As friend Of Gov. Wise's, not disposed to
dsnouuce him, or desert him, or to shrug my
shoulders at him to encourage others to op-
pose him, ask the favor of you to publish
the following extract from the Warrenton
Flag, which speaks the sentiments of many
Democrats, notwithstanding the Kanses let
ter. GILES.
in the late Presidential csmpaign--or,
rather, at its close-Virginia loudly boosted
that her gallant champion in So had saved
the Union in '56. And is it possible that
now, when his laurels are still fresh upon
his brow, and the deadly luminosity OF our
conquered foes still breaking out In personal
indignities to him, that this Democratic party
are about to desert him and to heap lmpre-
cations upon his head simply for an impro-
priety? NJ, such an impulse never origina-
ted in the warm heart Of a Democratic peo-
ole. Politicians have ever opposed Gov.
Wise. He is bold. independent, honest. and
refuses to be tramelled by any system OF par
~ tactics which compels him either to ex
press opinions at variance with his true sen
timents or 70 conceal those he entertains.-
Such q man would seize the monster Of cor
ruptiOn and kick him out Of the party; but
it is notorious fact that this giant Is the
warmest friend of the majority OF politicians
who can never become statesmen, and his
presence 10 their party is indispensable to the
success Of their enterprises. The people
the great mass of honest thinking men-ap-
preciate the impulsive energy of Gov. Wise's
honest nature, and will never abap Ion him for
what they may consider an error ofjudgment
"A bid for the Presidency" say some. A
bid for the Presidency, indeed. when it had
not been a lunar month since he had fatty
opposed tue very people to whom this bid
is said to have been made, upon point
which forever ensures their opposition. In
his late message he alluded in the strongest
terms to the cOrrupting grants of land made
by Congress to the North .western States-a
point upon which they are peculiarly tender;
and yet he is said to be bidding" for their
support
We say. then, it is wrong 10 the extreme
to villifv and traduce this gallant champion
of our party. 1t would be base ingratitude,
and therefore we say is not the sentiment Of
the people. with whom Henry A. Wise,
endowed by God with brilliant talents and
unimpeschabls virtue, has ever been chosen
fsvorite. His popularity depends not upon
the precarious support Of political intrlguers.
When assaulted by foes and pseudo friends he
finds court Of appeals in the discriminating
common sense OF the Democratic people, In
whose DEGREES he has never beon dlsap-
pointed "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25
MARRIED..

On Wednesday morning, the goth instant, by
Rev. Mr.. Daily, Mr. WILLIAM F.. ATHEY
10 Miss ISABELLA, daughter OF John l.. Rim,
ker, esq, all CT Leesburg.
On Thursday, the 7th instant, BY Rev. John
n Coombs, Mr.. ELI I. RUSE, aid Miss SAL
LIE L. RICHARDS. both oil Loudoun County
Virginia.
On tine 18th of December, 1857, at the resi-
dence of w Y Mcfarland, esq, Bolton County
Texas, by Rev. +. +. Foster, X. B. SA UNDERS
esq, of Bolton, 10 Miss ANNIE f.. daughter Of
John Surghnor, esq, OF Leesburg, Loudoun
County, Va.
At Lauderdale Botetourt County, Va, on the
TIN instant by Rev Mr. Hart Mr.. THOMAS
A. ROBINSON, of Orange c. H., to Miss EME
LINE Z. SMYTH. daughter of the late Col
Harold Smyth, of Wytheville Va.
On the Attn instant by Elder Benjamin Creel,
Mr.. GEORGE w. MITCHELL, to Miss SAL
LIE A. daughter OF the late Col. John Miller
all OF Greene County, Va.
On the 9th instant, by Rev. Thomas Hartman
JOHN H. MCCONlHAY, esq, of Ranawha
Co, 10 ARIANA ELIZABETH, only daughter
OF Dr. Sydenham Hereford, of Red House Shoals
Putnam County, Va.
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BIZ MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Later from the Plains.

WAsHISGroS, JAN 23.--Despatches have
been received 5y the War Department, from
Col. johnson, dated November 3O,h, confirm
ing the previous reports of the excessive sui
feriug and great loss Of drausbt animals, by
soow storms, cold, and starvation. A suth'
cent number of oxen, although poor, had
been saved to supply part ration tor SIX
days in the week, and there was bacon on
hand for one day per week for seven month";
together with a supply Of -four and small
rations.
Tie storm had dealt roughly with Col.
Cooks command. lie lost half his horses,
besides "A number Of mules. Further advance
towards Salt Lake city cannot be made with
out u new supply Of such animals, to procure
which Capt. Marcy had been despatched to
New Mexico to secure a supply, for use III
ear!y spring, when the army, with volunteer
force, 1000 strong will resume march rs
soon as Supplied with horses and mules, aud
grass on the mountains sufficient for their
support.
Two volunteer companies have mustered
into the service for nine months, aud II Is
expected that two more will join 10 few
days.
The troops have borne the dangers and prl-
ya,ions OF the march with patience and cheer,
fulne-s. They are 10 fine health, although
some are suffering from frost bite.
Another letter from an oticer Of the army,
says the MOrmons are afraid of mounted men.
They are great towards, like all assassIns
and robbers, and he fears their leaders, and
those who have no claim in the valley, will
run away, requiring their deiuded followers
to destroy their property, lest it may benefit
the army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25
AUCTION SALES.

ITNRUSTEE'S SALE OF Personal
PROPERrl.-By virtue OF Deed 81
/ Trust executed BY s. 5. Cochran, under date o.
! 3Oth May, 1857, the undersigned, as Trustee
will sell al Auction on Friday The 22d l'is'., a,
the Empire House, No. 296, Ming street. a.
the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRAl-
TURE. in said house, consisting OF Beds, Bed
ding. Sofa. Chairs, Centre table, bar fixtures,
Cooking Stoves &c, NC. Terms cash.
ian l6-eots d. FUNSTEN Trustee
" The above sale is postponed until IhiTs-
ody nsrt, 2sth instant, instant, at III O'Clock.
Jan 25-dts D FUNSYEN, Trustee.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE-rhe undersigned Commission.
ers appointed, under aud by virtue OF decree
OF the Circuit Court OF Alexandra County, pro.
nounced al lis November term, 1887, IN the case
OF White administrator OF Suckley, against the
heirs OF Richard Libby, d., and OTHERS. y"
shall expose TO sale on the premises, al public
auction 10 the highest biuder, the 23rd day ~
February, $50, beftcten the hours Of 10 . C'o'F.
n N, aud = p H., OF that day, II the weather
be not Indictment, otherwise, on the next tar
day, al the same time and place, the following
REAL ESTATE, that is 10 say, Lpl or
GROUND situated on The north side OF DuN~,
between Water and URon streets. IN the city of
Alexandria and bounded as follows Begi"nnT
OF Duke street ISL 3-l2 feet 10 the eastward %.
Water street, aud running back thence WIZ
Duke street 20 feet: thence northwardly ant
parallel with Water street l+s l-l2 10 a 81 ie-t
alley; thence eastwardly with the line OF i"'
said alley ~ feet; thence 10 the beginning. On
"a this lot, there Is a two story BRIL-
.Ii:.2- BIZ Hiding. fronting on Duke street ~
ieet, and running back las 4-l2 ieet in toltrh-
bic good order: also, a BRICK TENEMENT
on the said alley; also, al the same lime and
place, and upon the same terms and conditions,
VACANT LOT OF GROUND, adjoining on
the west side OF the herein before described
brick building, fronting on the north SD" Of
Duke street u 1912 feet and running back iUJ
fee; This property is we'll located, beng ytFE
near Union street, where all the burden tram
of the Orange and Alexandra Railroad arrive
and depart
Terms or SALE .-One-tenth OF the purchase
money 10 BE- paid down, the balance IN =, -,
and S months, in equal payments, with lnlerrs,
from the day of sale, the purchaser executing
ms notes, payable 10 the Commissioners, with
approved endorsers, and upon failure 10 comply
with the terms OF sale, the property TO be reso!'
al the risk and cost OF TIE deiautlng purchaser,
giving ~ days previous notice IN the AIexau.
dria Gazette OF said second sale. The title 70
this property is undoubted, having been IN the
actual possession OF Richard Libby and his
heirs since the year lSl2-but we shall sell OF.
~ such right and title, as Is vested III us, IS
Commissioners aforesaid
GEORGE w. BRENT, ) OF Sale.
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By Saturday Evenings Mails.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRCINIA.-A catalogue,
published in the Charlottesville Advocate,
shows that there are at present at the Unlver-
sity of Virginia 627 students, OF whom 5o'
are from this state. The Advocate says that
the present session has been noted 80 TAR. tor
its general good order, aud for an exceedingly
close application to their studies by an unuSu-
ally large proportion of the students.
KIDNAPPING. Las; night, Captain Wilkln-
son and Lieut. Wheat, arrested and Gagged a
white man calling himself Mason Thomas,
and hailing from Missouri charged with kid
manning free negro called Geo. Anderson,
from New York, and selling him III this city
as slave. Thomas arrived here several
DAYS since, accompanied by bis wife, and
took lodgings at the American Hotel. les
terday he called at Messrs. PuIiin's auction
sore, and had the negro sold as slave,
Messrs. Raglaud 4 b sioux becoming the
purchasers, for 800. In the afternoon the
purchasers became dissatisfied with their
bargain, and calling on Thomas, made him
refund. The negro stated that he was free,
and that Thomas had cm Logged him to take
care of circus horses, at IS per month
TEUmas however, states that the negro ran
off from him in Missouri, some SIX months
ago-tnat he found him ~ New lOrk-and
thar he there induced him to come on 70
PENNSYLVANIA as iaborer.-Rieh. DtSputch.
There were l76 marriage Licenses issued
by the county Clerk of Rockingham during
the year 1857.
Jesse Crockett, free negro, has been ar
rested in Petersburg, suspected of being con-
plicated 10 the murder and robbery, at Aqua,
in Stafford county, about the 18th OF last
December. Crockett Is to be taken to Fred
ericksburg fer trial.
DRowSED.--We understand that DR.. Gil
lum, was drowned near Greeuyille, in this
county, on Monday evening last. We have
not learned the particulars, but understand
he was on professional visit, and his horse
returning without the rider excited some
suspicion, that he bad been thrown. The
body was not found until day or two after
the sad occurrence Stanton IHdicdt0r.
A personal difficulty occurred in Rich
mond, on Friday, between Messrs. K. Ridge
way editor Of the Richmond Wing and O..
Jennings Wise. son Of Governor Wise.
SPLENDID SCHEMES,
TO be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware,
FFHRCARY. 1898.
To be drG,cn under the SuPsruisndencs Of Commas
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l.ypfrrnai niscIiine' Plot.

On Monday terrible explosion occurred
in the nail factory of George Garter, at Pltts-
burg, which although doing considerable
damage, resulted in no loss of life Frag.
ments of iron, nails, slugs, &c, were hurled
in every direction, the roof of the building
shaken and the hearth partially torn down.
The Chronicle says:
900 examination it was found that some
one bad placed an "infernal machine" under
the neck of the bellows, and that piece OF
heated rod, which one of the boys had been
working aud thrown 90 the floor having 'gnl--
ted it, the explosion eusued. Fragments OF
the deadly instrumcnt we're found scattered
all through the shop, ard now the boys eS-
capped, with pieces of metal and 7iugS OF iron
hurled around them 10 every direction, seems
to US a mystery"
Burglars and pick pockets are said to be
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25
Alexandria Market, January 23.

alexandria Market, january %"'
We have no change TO note III Flour, and quo
tatlons continue nominal. Wheat Is IN better
request, and the market closed firm; sale: OF
white al lOlGll5c. Offerings OIL Change Light,
and no sales OF Corn, Rye, or Oats reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25

New YORK, Jan. 23-Flour is heavy to-day
with sales OF 1000 bbls.; State Si,2OGp4 80;
Ohio $4,4OGS5 %; Southern S4.5OHS4 w.
Wheat is advancing; sales unimportant, white
sl.25GI 40. Corn is steady; sales small
Fork has declined; mess $l4 9OGSI5. Beet is
ouie,; Western mess S9754Bl2 Lard heavy
at s3Ggyc. Whiskey is firm at tic for umo.
Stocks are higher generally; Cumberland Coal
Co. l5b; Mo. 6's SAL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-25
LIBERTY ii A Ill,
MR.. f. NICHOLS CROUCH,

Inc Popular
LECTURER. SINGER. AND COMPOSER OF
KATHLEEN NAvOUEUEEs,'
Announces a GRAND CONCERT for
TUESDAY ETENING. LAMAR Y26th, 1858.
On which occasion
He will be assisted BY the Celebrated Cantatrce,
VI RS. ii A &c Ii 7,
From the Academy Of Music, New York;
NJ ISIS PUG IL
From the Academy OF Music Washington, d. C.,
and the Gentlemen comprising the
WASHINGTON ACADEMY GLEE CLUB.
The Programme will comprise
GEMS OF SONG,
BALLAD, DUET,
AND GLEE
Price of Admission TO Parqnette, 50 cts.-to
other parts of the house IS cts. Tickets to-.
had at the usual places; Newton's Hote!; Sam |.
J. Mccormick, and Saml o. Baggett.
Mr.. FOERTSCH will preside at the Piano
Forte
Doors open at o'clock-to commence pre-
clSely al 5 o'clock.
Ey~ For particulars, see programmes.
ian 2l-dld
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Tne nrReJs.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 23-Fiour quiet; Howard
street super nominal al Sl5oGSlo=3. Wheat
very frm-red Si.u%GSLl2; white $l.i5a
$3.50. Corn beter-whie Coo; yellow to"'2c'
Whisky dull at 2OG20!c.
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rgTHE SELLING QUALITIES OF BEER

~ iir 'i-'-h'.," V oI'A' 49,
HAYES HOLLAND 81 nS'--"UhHh''
CAyAn,. lame 20. fSJI-We have no doubt II
will Iii ,..Ir hero <eud Ms one groce
ra,,. ,i,..s,,. &, co
MONTREAL, ANADA, July J. io'7.-"e'u u
two groce BERhANkS HOLLAND BIZ
TIERS W.,y,pt \ medicine of this kind in
,,,i..lu,u
o"' '''"'"''' 80,
SAINT PAUL, MINNEsoiA.-iIeIe Is q"'' +"
ready sale here for your BERHAFES hoL-
I1,ND RlTTERS VIM n WoLFy.
-. ,o,a Send -. an.
hAL""'" Nv '"' T,r,,.,.I,,s ,,nr
other ooX, thTee oo|r"' ''r"'' L :
LAND BlTTERS. 1t IS taxing The Lead mere
81, ,.har p,,,ars VIM f. kicker.
.,,,l. ,,r p,,,puAVE,S
'A''i"A.--' 't .",r."' - ''s| ~ -,
HOLLAND 81 hNS '"I" d, .. p'I 'o'''e
VI RTNiAMiN PAGE, JR.. & co.
prt,sburg. PENNSYLVANIA.
Sold N Alexandria. By PEEL. II STEVENS.
Whoiesal, AGENTS. Nm. A. HART j. X.
pITRpOlvT and b.. Druggists generally,
,Lu,,,,,hort tho TTp;,ad \are.. ian 25-eolw
throughout nv M" GUN,
Ey THE MUSTANG LlNIMtNl 'Uhf>
IN T.;,.a. TLo l,r.,ang ;r;T,srt cures Barns
auJ WnmrIs. The Wnstanv Lirimept cures Sores
ard IrIcer.. The Mustang Linimen, cures Caked
g o,i Soro N,,rIe-. rbe Mustang Linz.
"'sa,'o N.nr,Iairat. rho Wn.,ano Linimcrt
',,rss Cn,n. and W9rIs. The NIu,tapg Lin,nent
49, -, ,n,, ,,.,, ,,o, ,,,,,,,,, - tho limited
States a. the preserver an" rest"rer OF valuable
Horses and Cattle. 1t cures all Hpraihs' ""!u''
Wounds, stiff JOINTS, &c ~.
WE you answer '''s ,.,...,:-. css,;,. -,
S,i4ness ci,b.r nm man or beast. which the
Mustang Linimsnt would not cure. Did you
rasroc,obie Drn,g;st IN any mart
o,,ho ,rorIdL;r Eurone Asia or America
who did rot say 1T was the greatest discovery
OF the age so'd everywhere Every '"''i''S
should have 1t; three sizes