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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-29
A Portrait of Jehu.

The New Orleans Delta has the following first
rate notice. of the great Jehu G.. Jones. who was
recently defeated for Congress in District con
tanning 1000 Democratic majority;
Mr.. Jones, Of Pennsylvania, the Jones selected
by Mr. Buchanan to represent the United States
nj Vienna. is mere politician, of thiIdrate abil-
ity neither man of talents oratory o. conspicu-
Gus ntelligcncc-is, in fact. of those success
full trading politicians, who always manage, no
matter who is king, TO be Wears of Bray. lie
wished to be n Senator. and could not reach the
elevation; to be Cabinet Minister. and failed in
the effort; an oficc-hunting House Of Representa-
tivcs willing yielded to his leadership, the me
dunn of reaching the Presidential and oftonth-
ing Executive charities, and Disguised constitu-
ency has at length recently kicked him out of Con
grrss and into the Austria mission.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-29
Curious Proposition.

We find the following article in the Norfolk
Argus:
RAILROAD FREIoRT BETWEEN NORFOLK AND
MEuPuIs.-Since the wide discussion of the qucs-
ton Of reduced freights by railroad, between Nor
folk and the West, we have been asked repeated
ly what would be proper rate to be charged on
through business over the w. Tenn. Roads
We have no hostancy in replying. that, with pro-
per reciprocity, these roads would find it nbund-
anly profitable to carry through freight ut the
rate Of one cent per ton (of 1000 poundsl per
mile. BY ''through freight" mean articles
carried over more than road. OF course, cars
should be interchanged over the roads, and every
facility afforded for the free transit of articles al
ready loaded up.
such tariff, and our word for it, in short time,
there will be no cause for complaint of dearth Of
business
Very likely, the Argus is right. There would be
no "dcarth of business" but there would soon be
an awful desrth of dollars. Did the Argus ever
ask any Engineer, or any enc at all acquainted
with Railroad affairs, what is the actual cost per
mile Of transporting tonnage over our roadsT-
We suspect MOTOR wehaye been repeatedly told,
upon the best authority that the actual cost TO the
Company, in dollars and cents. is over two centsa
mile.
Railroad Company that would undertake to
carry freight at one cent per ton per MILE would
find itself in the insolvent Court in less than
twelve months after beginning the experiment.
Railroads make their profit on passengers--not
on freight. Did the Argus make the calcu-
lation of how much they charge per ton per mile
on passengers? Estimating the average weight
of men at $50 pounds it is about SIXTY CENTS
Sixty cents per ten per mile, passengers is not
complained of-wAils .t'eights are to be brought
down to tho ruinous rates Of Que cent Surely,
if the Roads can stand reduction at ALL it should!
be upon the passenger fares. and not upon the
freights. We will unite with the Argus in a call
for a reduction in this respect-but unless we
wish 10 break down our Railroads altogether, we
must allow them at least the actual cost Of trans
porting tonnage.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-29

THE New York Times, Monday Last, came
out in leading editorial article, expressing de-
sire Ter the reelection of Judge Douglas to the
Senate. The New York Times is one of the ablcst
most cautious, and shrewdest of the Black Repub-
lcan organs of the North But there is no incon-
sis,cncy in Black Republican paper advocating
the return OF IL Black Republican to the Senate
The Times, no doubt, believes, Us well it may,
that Douglas will be worth more to its party than
dozen other men of less ability and less unscru-
Lnuluusnras
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-29

sit peal up in "a single roem With double windows.
Fruit will not retain its full form and flavor in mir
tight cans; neither will women. They need air
If the SILVER comes on drring these Operations,
90 directly and put something moro about the
chest.
Again d. not live in dark rooms Light fades
the carpet but it feeds the flower No living ami
NAL or vegetable can enjoy health in darkness
Light ia also necessary rs air, and a brown tan is
far preferable, even ns a matter Of beauty. to n
sickly palcncss Of complexion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

grrnt cure. sner nj the Phy-icians BAD fall
cd hy BtErHs PREMIUM BIZ ryRs To Mr. u. Bak.r-Dcar
ustee to yourself and ~ho may similarly
permit cite instance Of tho remark
qu,llue. Of yonr Premium Bers hal used thea
until emily but lie having been fcted with . ner.
affection and dsordered stomach for the past ten
nsad every my power TO restore her
health She under the constant treatment i've
x sbe physicians but relief could he had then saw
several certificates the rcmarkas by your Bit
tiers frersnsiod my wife 10 Try them she did and In
r time she began I" recover rapidly No; only her
aud odcred stomach but her gene.
health Is better than IL has been many wears am
using and shall always continue to your Biters
write Justice yourself and for the cnrft Of others
WHO similarly afflicted Your nl,ed servant
Rirlrond June ~ 1eJ7 THOMAS N. MONTAGUE,
BAkrhs IHtAIrM DirTEHs --Rirhmnnd SEPT II ls.a- II
l. ib willing prasnre that add virtue
BtKEks PatAun BIr1fUs In mai Ing perm ,ncnt cure
established cas" Of Dvpt pa, from which
much for The last twelve months Also wife using
with Gtet after suffering for many
iinon and dsor i'rrd stomach As ~ commenced
tho brn convinced Of qnsliiies
conhds nily reeonmo nd them to the afflicted j. ADAMS.
For sale by al the druggists In Ypchbnrg aud bv all
principal DlpRgists in the city of Richmond and
virginia also Of M.ssfs Cbas Stt Co Washington city
ID. II Siabler a Co baltimore. Nd D. H. Miller Gov.
inPion ~ nrd Barnes 4 PARK, N Y
Orders tlrd by addressing BAKER. Proprietor.
Zfth Richmond Va
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October 2nd, fs5S.
NEW
T. "A l. l. q O 9 ID s
1858.
GEORGE M. RUCKER,

ESPECTFTLIY invites his and the public
Il y call and examinc his extensive stock "f
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
opened and ready for exhibition and sale His stock is
admir- hy assorted The goods rich and bcautiful
The quality from the cheapest the best goods
that made. The prices extremely Inn and persons
wanting goods have only their Judgment
ermne this thing This House VARYING Of
shadow of turning for any body goods Is
placed upon whether she has
little money the price Il al the 1t the determination
of this House To d. lu n'S it'll body in such
will only satisfactory the but will
material beneficial To The interest each buying goods of
The House. No trimmings Kind will be thrown in with
goods sold but In VIII, wanted
they will be furnished of best quality aud cha c lowest
tsl @. NJ, Il,
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-29

the superiority of Dr WtsrAho BaLsAM pour
81 parts al the country DNtoaD, New Haven Co., Cow
Jau i-blsH Sn:-Iiavng witnessed the effects OF WIS.
tARs BAtstN ~ WILD tHtHhY IN I'll. case Of II nj
ncyi" WIN has been Tor several years seriously Athlete
with the rsic General Pulmonary Weakness bleeding
the iuugs have been induced ark send
of III ,cne My neghbor referred to abov. lately
had ,.t attack Of Breeding al The Lungs and distress
breathing He tried boti!cot tho WILD CEHRY. which has
sa,usry and favorable e oct. At his Instance
ihers labong under Ike complaints. have
induced 10 make this BY attending the above In
modiatcy, y"n Will "blige the afflicted, aud also
Yours. HENRY DUNHAM.
None genuine nn"ss signed |, BUTTS on the wrapper.
ort
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Adv EREES
Aud All st the tIude OF the Great South West

ANA Tic Llutie ca Tic w = 81
AN AGENT FOR ALI THE PAPERS OK THE LINE
{" thr ksroai f"n -ynclburs to Knoxville" all of them
having iaree ,a.nttia, -" a: uth western
VII. liza ,Ii "a Tenn,
90" ADN ERrl>E AND GET RICH "V1a
IN ANN or ALI or THE FOLLOWING rAlERS:
NiN Ira. fni 4 Court liansr, Va
VIRGINIA 40 TENNESSEE. NLN :, BRISTOL
FEuW&l IS kNoNNliIE tlenn.N W ii!G.
Nl&niG AroH, loncab''o1at. Inn
Et'aGiorS lNrrLai,ESCiG, =! ,r!istor Il, Tenn
G& A,.f 'f'"' Lexington Y.
I li1@i<I&3I;.' }Aa'as'on.va
ntNaSn4aa. I,1cr'y.va.
Sh'.tM REGIS l!.H. Salem, Va.
IiiH VISITOR, Maron. sms the 60, Va
VIRGINIA FAlhID !, niupr.idVasc, Nrayson co. Va
i V,.HoE AMtinG. rHya~'te.1".
STAR AND HER Md. UAristianstutg, va.
MNIiENILl.f TELEGRAPH, {yv,h.,,n. Va
WlliliNIiI.E TIMES, -
l\ioS DEMOCRAT, Union. Meug' v"nntv, Va
REGISTER. Druviilr, Va
Iiit ">ot rli-Wl>I," pcarisbure, Giles county, Va.
Persons wise advertise in OF the apove papers will
hud illtl cHll At Tho oHir" of the
Iyrranrg Nngnian, ~ srul',, wher" contracts Will be
made. AID advertisements FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY
Wltap aud forwa d adv oftis,ng 70 amy
i inc United states. \. WADDILI.
Foreman ktrIlulan bifcp,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-29

LNOE SALE. ihr ESTATE which reside, be-
II ing nearly halt Of the said Tract by Go" Id
B,nham, his John. Champ and Hi Carter
containing loo ACRES about fifth bottom To cash
purchaser would take the Slaves hunircd) Stoeh.
Crop muc cs6 than the vaine would be accepted II
sold privately before the 18th November, the Land WI
be snid Public Sale tn" entire tract or divided
three best pleas" the bidders One tonih
purchase in hand the balance the purchaser may
name his for not above fifteen years with interest
DANIEL. WARWICK,
oct - Amherst q. Va,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-29

EINOK aEI1u W. pleased 10 NJ
Lady customers, " ho have frequently
called tor SEED CORAL that have received lot
the SANE prsy offered in this market VIII
they do us the favor Il step in ard examiner
SliNIRTIDRN & GIIFT
oct dis Eirst love tor above re rket
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-29

PLANTATION, lying in the Western part of Rowan
rouny. y c. within 10 miles OF Salisbury and the N Rail
mile of the W n. G. Railroad, aiming 62U
ACRi oue,fuurth OF which is good Bottom Land, which
produces and tie different we'll The Upland
is Red Loan and well adapted the raising of Wheat Clo
Tobacco The Timbercd Land of which there .-
about 200 Acres. covered with heavy growth of G8
the different Oaks Pine Hickory WanutSc. The clear 81.
cd Itid is in high OF cultivation
The place Is well improved with an excellent DWELLING.
49, and every other building necessary to accommodate
n: large family and large of stock. The water is
the best quality and abundant Having kept the
rlae for several years stock farm is all enclosed with
good There will be $50 bushels of Wheat
This Fall. For further particulars add Ro
MN. y &, or cali and examine 1t.
oct .7-aItt JNO. F. FOARD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-29

Hoiiowmy'- Oiniarnt-Er, .iprin- mud Cnn-
the of all cnes niaby 10y the
Iicaon this pow crful he ding andnie and
planuinr diseases IN" knife hath greater suprrcer than
This substitute for surgical operate There many
living who escaped becoming the Of the Latter by
timely Sold AT n. mHnuarfors No ~ Maiden Lane
New YORK and y all Drnggists e oc and 81 per pot
oct
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-29

u n
HOtSE-Ir pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court
Of Nelson County rendered its september term IL in
Charles Martin Baker, &C. tho
unders gncd Commissioners appointed for the purpose, will
sell highest bidder for cash enough to the cost Of
the sale the residue and
cred carry interest from the day of sale the TAVERN 49,
HOT 81 Lot, with appurenaucrs attached now Hi:
copied by t+co,ge H. Turner Nelson Sale
place the premises the 4h MONDAY in NOFEM.
BER Court day) The property fifty steps fron the
CoEr Persons desiring make tavern keeping their
business think might do well to buy this property.
ROBERT WHITEHEAD. tr..
ALEXR. FIJI ZPATRICK GONNA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-29

SALE OF yALCABGE PROPERTH.-On
- WEDNESDAY, the Ord Of NOVEMBER next. the sub.
scrihr VIII offer for sale Public Auction the PREMISES
all that VALUABLE PROPERTY. in tho ,y of Iy hhnrK
adjacent to the Car and Machine Shops of the Va Tenn
Railroad 1t fronts i5 jefferson back
In 9 feet alley, and has it tOMMODIOCS ~
TENEMENT, 40 by l2u feet substantially butt OF stone ll.
and brick and covered with tin and suitable for
re,iu rina and strength Of superstructurc.
II desired the property he conveniently divided into
lots of ~ by 100 feet.
rERMSi, and l2 months cqual nsiamens md the tito
Retained until last payment is made
l2ltis WALTER HENDERSON,
GALE OFVAIUABIE LAND
- NEAR LfNCliBURG.-Und decd Of trust, eXecnt.
ed by Cleo G. Curle and wife, bearing date nd of June lot
and recorded in the clerks Off of Amherst county, viii
sell at Public Auction, the premises to the highest bidder
for cash. the 10th day of NOVEMBER next the TRACT
or LAND in said deed conveyed, containing about $40 l
ACRES. moro less. lying in The county or Amherst,
about 3Ties from Ly nchburg, and the same which
the said Curc resides.
The title is doubt good but acting trustees, only such
will lie sold and conveyed vested in by the decd Of
trust DAVID X. EDLEf, I Tu,..o..
DAVID l.. SPENCE, 5 i''''ee''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-29

UIARPERs MAGAZINE for NOVEMBER,
N AND GoDEYS LADYS BOOK for NOVEMBER, just
received at ioct 27dis II. G. VICT0RS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-29

TKNHUsTEE,s sALE.-By virtue Of n deed of
executed by d. Cannn and of record the CLERKS
office Lynchhntg lIustings Court will TT EjAl,
the 2udAy at NOVEMBER next, at 10 O'clock "a NJ and in
front the Markehouse In Lynchburg sell at Publ: Anc
iiou, cash. 5 fine work HOR SIS, WAGONS and
CART, with Il eli Gear. g. CLARK, Trustee.
2}dssturiav "wednesday saturday .monay tuesday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-29

tend the state Fair at Petersburg, can procure Ceri
Gates n Membership hy cal. tn subsc her the ui-
ice at the 1ynehhnrg Agricultural Society
OCT - dlt A. MCDONALD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-29
SALES BY AUCTION.
RUTURR DAYS

BY GODDIN & APPERSON, ArcrloSEEKs,
RIeHNOND. II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-29

New Yorh y all DrnTgsts se oc aud q per pot.
- iw.
y. *, fhcrci- no medicine, NJ The prc.e".
day value high Purg baris f4efaiie Rain Killer
a," Use" in ny FAMILY for years every instance II has
proved sovereign remedy. tested lis qualities to-day,
severe burn and found II al that could be desired,
A: u MILNE, EDITOR OF Messenger.
good whieh excellent medicine The rAI> KItR has
others hn and has been Ter hve years the
family medicine wehave fou"dh excellent IN fever and ague.
IN cough cola dyspepsia, chronic and inhanmaiory rheum-
ntsm, crouh piles nervous eaacc gravel &c. &c.
GI n o III" r" KIT la. 'n fr% blessing
Minis er Of the G,spcl, md onc 81 the Moderans
Sold by nj mr'irin" dealers
SOFA nv tonN II sEAY. Lyncllnre loci o2w
Woo:', Ganir Ssr-torn,iyr Prof. Wood, the
rrn""u ieeserer of the invaluable Hair restorative, still
c"u'u"", 10 nhtr IN behalf of tho afflicted
ms U. ru's are universally admitted by the American
pre-" TO- ar superior to all others the hair the
grow t with - much rRor and Insurance hen bless
Ell WIN i'' alvan'E r. yo"'h
Ih'r be l"uH that ii a OF the greatest dscov
eri,s in the medical world 1t restores permanently gray hair
la rpna rejor and makes il assume The beautiful silk
xuf" Which las been cSrdbo IN all of the world
NJ t"fis NrHjaP HF1d
s',d by all good druggists. loot 9.lw
SWs''tIsTa>T.-A remedy has "a, i,-i been Il il.
covered Winch Is a"ta'h cure Tor b'nirnh ana other di
-! tap HE following interesting communication
is ir"r gentleman W" known in tins community, mud shout
"t'N'y cy'rN one that ossfHs EssfSet "f BAY LtAvts
isl"'' what II endti' 'a fsmaay nnGnaed for all d,
rEtsusnrua, Aug 18th, 1851
COT + II Rosfp--Dcar Sir: have used your Essence
of Ray 'Iyes tor til" rom"y al of dandruh ond with entire
s"'' then tire" hotties cfecng complete cure aud
in consideration OF Which can umhcsatngly recommend it
~, hurI",t tctlas. tllAN. W. ARNOLD
= Itls Yaiuai" article IL far SALE luir-,ic and all,
hy Ne --r " \ SflIDl HER co. AMI JOHN II. SEAY,
bruF. stool This rtiN sep, 3dScts
~ Save yonr H1Or-r-.--.'W W. ini.c great plea
sur !" frone"dns III" MTSan Sns my inmeni as a val.
uabl' uu1 iashr article for Sra. Sorc Scratches or
Gals lIors,s our have used Tor Burns,
ui,rs Sf Joints and Rheumatic Pains, and all say
IL Io, magic We other iium"nt
J. ". HEWITT,
,
rrcsr'
t.cutjrHlen:I had II gro worth 81 900 no took
cold bad utt, aud Useless year had
used tiHg could hear OF without hohrht. until tried
the Mustang mintcut II has perfectly cured him. and can
take tie above price for him. Respectfully yonrs,
JAMES DOKKASCE.
Ever Planter TuamStcr and Family snud hav" this nval
u,blc urc sold by all respectable dealers where
Bow IT am other IiragEs Lim.nt. II Is base
tati,u BARNES y PARK, proprct"ls.
sr2tJ wtm New York
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-02-24
MARRIED,

On the 18th iust BY Rev. Solomon CARRIER Mr.: Jo-
sEpH 4 FRASH to Miss MARY ANN RtrcHIE, all OF Rock
ingham county.
On the I'd inst. b. Rev. Casper Allemong, Mr.. Al
LEN P. LAMB to Miss BARBARA MCDANIEL, all Of Rock
ingham county.
On the same day. by the same, NJ. ARCHIBALD Nc
DANIEL to Miss LOUISA LAMB, all OF Rockingham co.
On Thursday the llth inst, by the Rev. J. G. Hen
SELL Mr. JouN D. Hemp to Miss SUSAN E. QUIsENBERRY,
all of Augusta county.
On THURSDAY, the 18th inst, by the same, Mr. SAMU-
I'll BUsuoNG, Youngest son of Mr.. Abraham Bushong,
decd. 10 Miss MARY ANN FULwIDER, daughter OF MI
John Fuiwider, now in California
On Thursday. the 18th inst, by Rev. Jacob B. Houck
Capt. JAMES STEELE 70 Miss BETTY ANN, daughter o.
Capt Addison Harper, all Rockingham county.
On the 2Sth ult.. by Rev W. w. Trmble, Mr.. CAMP,
BELL \. SHAW 10 Miss MALISsA AGSoR, daughter Of
Mr. Alexander Agnor all Of Rockbridge.
On Tuesday. the 10th inst, by Rev VIM. Browu,
DR.. WM. CHAPMAN, of Staunon, to Miss JOSEPHINE r.,
daughter Of Col Abr. Lincoln, decd, OF Rockingham
county.
On Wednesday, the 10th inst, by Rev. Horatic
Thompson, ID. d., Mr. ELI SNYDER to Miss SARAH MAR
GAssr MNYGs, daughter of Mr.. Henry Hayes, all Of
Rockbridge.
At the residence of Mr.. Joseph Beery, ON the 18th
inst, by Rev. 5. Filler Mr. BENJAMIN f. WAMpLER, o.
Augusta county, to Miss ELIzABErH BEgRY, OF ROCK
ingham county
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NEW FEATURES FOR AUGUSTA,

LIN LIE Il LIN II AN L y.
NT0W is the time TO procure the Llkenesses OF your
~ self or friends, at r. j. RANKIN cos.
GREAT PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, in Staunton.
The reputation of this long and well established
ART UNION GALLERY, is sufficient guarantee Tor
the fidelity of the Proprietors in their profession. Our
Rooms are known to be spacious and convenient easy
of access for old or young -ony in tie second story,
aoith straigkt one fight entrance. Our Skyght and
Windows arranged with regard to cost, are the
largest and convenient to ARrIsrIcAL EFFECT OF
any in Western Virginia.
Our thorough knowledge of and faithful pace,keep'
ing with the business almost from the time Father
Daguerre's first embro principles were introduced II
this country to the present high position OF the Art
will we think, insure our further success.
1t is only necessary for to add, we are ready
to introduce in this section, the truly magical wonder
full and ever-to- be-admred STEREOSCOPEa and AXIS
MONOTYPIC PICTURES the great desderatum to
our Art, and at greatly reduced prices. -,
Every variety picture known to the Profession VIII
be taken at our establishment. The Daguerreotype,
Meleineotype, Ambrotype, Crystalotype, Ambroleon
and Photograph Pictures. MI,
All true prototypes of the originals desired Inc
last on paper or canvas reouched with India Ink or
painted in oil or water coors. Call at once and see
specimens Lkenesses taken TO please our particular
selves or the most astdious customer and put up 10
suit our patrons, from 80 cents to 45@5O dollars.
Stanton January d, 1855
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-02-24
BRACES GREAT IMPROVEMENT,
THE ARCTIC EMINENT,
DEFFES CO.HPETIIIO.T!


THIS woodworking medicine is carrying the day
i triumphantly wherever 1t is introduced Thou
sands who have used it for
RHEUMATISM.
testify TO its happy effects In every instance radl
cal cure was affected, and generally by single bottle.
For
NEURALGIA,
nothing can surpass it; its magical, pan-soothlng
properly gives relief in few minutes, and no relapse
need be feared. II also cures the worst cases OF
ERYSIPELAS,
in remarkably brief period Of time, as has been fully
proven by the experience Of hundreds: For
SCALDS AND BURNS,
II is sovereign balm, extracting the IRE in few Sec
onds, and soothing and cooling the Inflammation I'M
nedisiey.
are relieved by it at once, and few applications VIII
always effect radical and permanent cure.
CORNS AND CHlLBLAINS
cannot long exist when the Arctic Linment is used
lis penetrating and sottenng qualities them by
two or three applications Its healing nature is so
s''A' '''' c OLD SORES AND ULCERS
yield at 10 its influence and are speedily puriheo
and healed Its disniectng qualities render 1t invai
liable in all such cases.
SPRAINS AND BURNS
are always cured by three or four applications, and
generally by or two. 1t is also an infallible cure
III Oh DISEASES OF THE SKIN,
such as letter, Ringworm and scaldhead, ltch, &c
We have known many chronic cases OF these diseases
cured by single bottle.
CAUTION.
Many Druggists having old Lniments on hand VIII
try to sell them to you but do you positively refuse 10
purchase them. Ask for BRACES ARCTIC LINZ
MENT and take no other. The proprietors make the
LIBERAL PROPOSITION
to furnish each purchaser CT Dollar 6ottle WIN
free subscription 10 the United States Journal-one OF
the best New York illustrated papers-for one year
The certificate emitting ,he holder to the benefit OF
this proposition is enclosed in the wrapper around ey
cry dollar bottle.
Price 25 cents, so cents and s., for small, medium,
and large size bottles. 49,
~ For sale by all Druggists, and by DR.. W. Is.
You've and Dr. II. S. EIcHELBERGER Il Bro, Staunton.
Fob 10 1S58-y3mif