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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-01
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Numbers.
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to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
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way, New York. Direct your orders to
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a IiGrl,s Love.

The Philadelphia North american re-
cords the following singular case:
In one compartment of the cage in which
the animals perform at Van Amburg's beau
tiful menagerie, in Chestnut street, is a
huge tawny Asiatic lion. His room mate
is a black female tiger The tiger is small
compared to the regal lion, but is highly
valued as a geological curiosity, and the only
specimen of the black tiger ia this country.
She was purchased by Mr.. Van Amburgh
some two years ago, and has lived with the
lion ever since. The attachment between
the two is something remarkable. When
other animals are in the same cage, and any
affront is offered to the little tiger, she runs
under the belly of the lion, and woe be to
any animal that dares approach her. No
matter how hungry he may be, the lion
never touches his share Of their daily meat
until bis little chum has selected her share,
and even this he never entirely consumes
until certain that she has had enough All
the animals are as fat as moles, but this
black tiger is aldermanic in her proportions,
and no remedy exists for the matter. She
has been twice removed from the lion, but
until she was returned the generous beast
would take neither food nor resi-, while the
frantic manner in which he dashed at the
bars was a sufficient warning that the furth-
err detention of the tiger would be danger
GUS matter. Should his mate die, the lion
would probably pine to death. Once when
she was taken away lioness was substitu-
ted. The lion instantly fell upon her, and
at single bite broke her spine, and crush
ed some other ribs. Careful nursing saved
her life. and she is still living but with her
hinder parts inlmovably paralyzed.
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FRESH OYSTERS
Good Counse! is Above all Price.

OUCH was the counsel Franklin gave when he
- said:
"Take care Of the peaoe, the wounds will take
care of themselves
'Beware Of the little expenses, for small leak
will sink great ship"
''Be patient in adversely and humble in prosperi-
ty."
BE mindful of things past and provident of
things to come"
they who are timely wise buy their Watches, jew
elry. Plated Ware, Cloaks Hoop Skirts, Hosiery,
Gloves, Cutlery, Worsted Goods, Combs Brushes,
Hair Braids, Buttons, Trunks, Willow Ware, Mu-
seal instruments, Stationery, Porte Monacs, Pur
ses, Money Belts, and many osher articles that
1t Woad take al the papers IN the State to enumer
ate them, at the Cheap Wholesale and Retail Va
riety Store of GABRIEL HIKSH.
n. B.-That HANDSOME MAN is still engaged
in repairing Watches and Jewelry, at the shortest
notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
Staunton, Nov %, 1850.
BARGAINS! EsAEgesAAWS
I HAVE on hand large quantity of second hand
4 work such as BUGoIEs, CARRIAGES RoCKAwAYs,
&C., which | anxious to sell, and will dispose
OF them at very loW rates. Call at my Car
rage Factory On Beverly street.
Staunten, Nov. %, 1860. J. III. HARDY.
sBOEL ESEvH'EMasHgg
HAVING located in Stanton is prepared to
Il n take a few more pupils for instruction on
Piano and Gnitar- Orders left with j. w. AIby.
Stanton, Nov. z, l660--tt.
Boots sssees Shoes.
I uST received lot Of Boo@s and Shoes, of the
- very bert qaaty, for Winter year
HENRY HUGHES.
: Etaunton Noy 2, 1850
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-RDiStiI1or w agDteTa

RDistiIleI" w antedo
FESHE undersigned wants to employ young man
Il of sober, industrious habits, and who can come
well recommended, to take charge of a Distillery
in Pocahontas county. Such can find
good situation and fair remuneration by applying
Immediately to BENZ. HEROLD.
Aug. II, 1850. Huntersvillc, Va.
n. B.-Any one wishing information relative to
the situation, terms, &C., obtain it by calling
no ". Ii. ShANKER,
AUG H. I860-tf Eraunton Va
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Stanton, Oct. 10, 1860.

The IN 1ersigned will continue the business of the
late concern, and solicits the continuation OF the
patronage. heretofore bestowed the same.
Z. II. POWELL.
Stanton Oct u 1SGO.-tf
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n eg1'o CIOtIafngs

NNE have now on hand ready made up to suit
w any sizes. negro men or boys, excellent
Clothing, of all descriptions, manufactured out of
STAUNTON factory CLOTH. The article is
durable ard cheap.
CRAWFORD & COCHRAN.
Staunton, Nov. 2, lS60.-tf.
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A FEW Baskets of the celebrated HEIDSEICK
~ CHAMPAGNE. Also a lot of ABERDEEN
SCOTCH WHISKEY for sale BY
stanton, Dee 81 go. F. Fl. TEOIT
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sBOEE ETvTEMGEgg

HAVlNG located in Stanton is prepared to
"a tabea few more pupils for instruction on
Piano and Guitar. Orders left with j. W. Ably
Staunton, Nov. z, l8GO-tt
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beyond Question.

beyond Question
w q are now receiving supply of TOBACCO
w that for quality and variety, cannot be sur
passed in the State, comprising all the different
grades, running up from a very low price to the
choicest chew that be bad. Merchants will
supply. Il. j. GLENDY,
per G. I. COCHRAN.
Stanton, Oct 5, 1860.
FU@F RE1Gk1zy EE,.-A beautiful lot of
= OVER COATS-with or wit u Capes. Also
Cashmere Suits, Shirts and Drawers which will be
sold to suit the times
ROANE 6 ABBY,
North Wing of Va. Hotel.
&7gl, M assol t,nent Of HATS on hand.
Staunton Nov. 2, 1860.
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Receiving from Boston this sIav.

on SOFAS, from cheapest to best quality also
~ 80 DOZEN CANE SEAT CHAIRS, and a
lot of ROCKING CHAIRS, cheap for Cash
A. d. CHANDLER
Stanton, July G, 1850.
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RsGGfg sesae: Gs,nns

TUST received, lot Of Boots and Shoes. of the
- very bert qaality, for Winter year
HENRY HUGHES
Stanton Noy. 2, 1860.
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Nj E DIG A l.
OLD ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL,
ON THE FRENCH SYSTEM.
QUICK CURES AND Low PRIcEg
Twenty Thousand Patients Cured
Annually

DIR. TELLER continues
to be confidentially and sue
cessfully consulted on an
forms of private disease. az
bis Old Established Hospi-
tai, No. 5 Beaver Street,
Albany. n. Y.
! Twenty years dev oted to
this particular branch of
practice enables him 20 per-
form cares such ss no 9th, r
Physician can. and his Ia
CITIES are such (beiny ia
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NIAGNUS S. CEASE.
EKTOULD respectfully call the attention Of the
w citizens Of Stanton, and vicinity to his
large and entirely new stock Of FALL GOODS,
which he is receiving and opening, consisting.
of Water, Sugar AMI Soda Crackers, Picnics, Raj
sins, Figs, Currants, Citron, Dates, PruLes,
English Walnuts, Filberts, Almonds,
Ground Nuts, Pecan Nuts, Lem
ons, Oranges, Sardines,
and Candies Of every
description.
Also FANCY GooDs, FRENCH CANDIES, CAKES AND
Toys,
~ Wedding parties furnished at the shortest
notice, and on Che most reasonable terms.
Also Fresh Peaches, HOLSTERS, Pickles, Cat chup
&C., &c.
H will sell on reasonable terms, and respectfully
solicts share Of patronage.
Ma Candy sold at Wholesale end Retail.
Stauntun. Nov. 9, 1859.
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Staunton, Aug. 3, lS60.-tf
VIRGINIA TToTET 10
STA tom, VA
FENHE Proprietors Of this widely known Hotel
have recently made extensive improvements to
their buildings, embracing between TWENTY AND
THIRTY handsomely
Finished and Furnished Rooms.
Their facilities for accommodating the Springs
travel are now more complete than ever rendering
the VIRGINIA the largest, most pleasant and de-
sirable HOTEL for the
Z "a v FLING PUBLIC
in the State, outside of Richmond. This Hotel
situated only $50 yards from the Depot in
the central portion Of the town.
oAGNa IBU5 -
are always ready on the arrival of the Cars to con-
vey passengers to and from the Hotel FREE OF
CHARGE.
JORDAN & PEyTCN, Proprietors.
N. B. The Stage Office for all the lines leaving
Stanton, and Adams Express Office are kept
ct this House.
Nzss~ Fer Conveyances to WEYER'S CAV E en-
qure at the Hotel Office.
Aug. 10, lS60.--tf.
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u 2 pEASE
ely JTuEN,
VIM. W. DUNNAvANT.

VIM. w. DUNNAvANT.
RICHMOND, July II, 1860.
lr ". Ezohiez-Dear SIR: 1t is with much plea
sure that can inform you that have used six
Bottles Of your Hair Tonic with great success, and
recommend it as the very best article that nave
ever used to cause the hair grow in case OF bald
ness. Respectfully.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25
Hall Of W Winchester Lodge. No.. ,.
4. %. a. T.

Saturday evening. April -. i-Gi.
Brother J b. Harrison offered the following
resolutions, (which we're seconded by Brother L..
G. Dsnes, and unanimously adopted bs rising
vote.
WHrREss. Some Of those with whom We arc
connected hs tie fraternal ties which unite al
ths members Of our beloved Order are about 60
have u, upon a mission which viii lead them
into extreme peril. temptation, and perhaps suf
fefine. Therefore
Rsselred. That. renewing oar pledge Of FRI
tcrnal regard Cor these brethren, We entfsat them
20 be faithful 10 their pledge and obligation in
al possible circumstance that we will cherish
then memory, AMI hope that. by the blcssine 81
Heaven, they may he rrcscrN ci while absent,
ind al of them speedily restored 70 our circle 81
friendship.
wntar,., We learn that our esiceme. Broth
~ Jane. T.. Way l. ab,u, removing TO deiani
portion OF ouT country. and thar 8. Il prob'hl, che
lasi time thai be viii De- pf' cut 20 a meeting Of
our Lodge. Therefore
Resoired That ae hereby express onf lseptt
cgel at thc loss which Nc .u-tin $50 his rt.ipsais
thar We assure him 81 Our casne-t AMI nnci4ne
ine regard. and OF oaf iratornH ui.bt, Tor The
haPl.asss of himself aai family in Their utwh7mc.
Rrssirtd, 'fhd We request the editors of The
Z n.ipl;h County Journal e. publish thee reso.
luiiui,-, with The action 81 the lodge respecting.
thea.
Extract from ne MinHfes.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

WScnErn Ind, Apl -, l.il.
The citizen. Of Winchester and vicinity met
~ tic Court House in accordance With prcvi-
su. call
On motion C,rt John NeG was called % tli,
Chair, who stated the object OF the mee,ing to b,
he organization Of Dragon coa,eus AMI m
Infantry Company % be ready wheA,ser their
services might be demanded by the State Of la
diana or by tie Federal Government.
On motion 4. J. Nea was trp lated Secretary,
after which Judge Smith arose and said he had
heon requested p, some o! the citizens OF Win
ch. .ter to bc presen; and assist ia organizing a
military company. lie had prepared plan for
organizing military home guard, which he pre-
sentei 10 the meeting. after witch he made q
feu appropriate remarks. showing that it was
necessary in time Of peace to prepare for war,
hui the State had failed to lo her duty; that he
wa~ ready private citizen to assist in drilling
my Company which nigh demand his services.
Na,r Tic rcmark- Of Judge Smith. y. Z.
lle5.f % arose anl said tiat he hal sixty names
enrolled for the form ,t'on Of Volunteer Dra-
COON Company. wlereupon the names were call
81 AMI they retired to another builling to organ
re. Further proceedings Of the Dragons viii
be- found on T.. paee.-Eps JocRvAL
Ialre James brown was then cillcd on for a
speech, and responded in a happy stglc. He re-
commended that every Township in the County
organize Immediately; that it was necessary for
rs 10 place our County upon a war footing. to be
ready 10 answer the call Of tho Governor or the
President Of the United States ~ any moment.
The Ju.lec'. remarks were well received.
Patrick Doyle requested the privilege Of max
ing an explana,ion IL said he had been charr-
Ell A. b,ng sece~sionist. or of sympaihiziug
with that movement He said he had ncverbecn
a secessionist but that he was loyal to the Gov
eminent. and vas willing at All times to answer
q call Of his country.
Martha y. Miller also stated that he had been
charged with disloyalty 10 the Goveramcnt; he
leaicl the charge anl said he hli always been a
P,reior.
The plan presented for tho formation Of p
company, ty Judge Saith. adopted. and
twenty names enrolled.
On motion. J. B. Routh AMI Henry Cox were
appointed Committee t. solicit persons 10 vol
urteeF and I'LL M the ranks OF -ail company.
The following resolution was unanimously
ADOPTED:
ReSoiref. That each Township in Randol h
Coent, De requested TO organzc q Military Com
pany tor the purpose OF drilling aud periecting
themselves in military tactics.
Henry Carter presented TO the meeting plan
for the org ,nization of an ARTILLERY Company, to
be ceaposod OF all large men. Several name,
were enrolled in the fernsatiou of such com
panv-
Ga motion. the proceedings Sese esdered to be
publ she'd i'm the X. G.. Journal.
On motion. the meeting adjourned 50 meet on
next Saturday evening at the Court F,osSc.
JOHN NEFF, Presi.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

GARRETT-DARRAH.-On sunday, the
2l-t INST, by Jacob Eltzroh. Esq, Mr.. Prentice
Garrett. and Miss Kate Darrah, both of Winches-
ter.
Prentice left his bride mex; morning rs n vol
unteer in Captain Colgrovc's Company. We
hope be may soon be returned to his fair bride.
aud that together they may enjoy Lille pleasantly
and happily.
O yes, that cake that k,tc sent delic-
Gus, one of Our devils I'VE have two ate half of
it and then wanted more. Kate says she is
strong for the Union.
DAWSON BUTTS.--By the same, en- DIST
inst, Mr.. John w. Davisson and Miss Nancy
Butts.
NJ cake
MOSER--MlLLER. -On the 18th inst, by
ihe Rev. John \. Meormln, Mr. John Moscr of
Whiteriver Township, and Miss Mary VI. Miller
OF Grcen Township.
Nary cake
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

Extra Session ofsh Indiana Legislature.

Extra sc.~ien OF shc Indiana Legislature.
This session opened on Monday last.
Thomas VI. Browne Esq, of this place was
unanimously elected principal Secretary of the
senate.
w II. Drapier of-St. Joseph, was elected as
-is,ant Secretary without dissenting vote.
Samuel G.. Thompson Of Wabash, was nomn-
atci for Doorkeepe and Henry Vandersrif of
Mar on for Assistant both Of whom were elected
unanimously.
In TIE House on motion OF Mr.. Hefrcn Hon.
c. " Allen Speaker of the last House of Repre-
seuiAtives and who had resigned was unanimously
reelected In the place Of J. w. Gordon, Clerk
who had resigned. Henry Crawford Of FLOYD,
vas chosen and \. 7. Newkirk Of Faycite Aasis-
tlnt
John Mathews Of Isarence, for Dookecpor
ai.l John Johnson OF Owen, for Assistant, all OF
whom were elected without opposition Every
thing was done in harmony and without party
distinction
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at t.ae Akcr House.
WINCHESTER. Tuesday. May ii;h.
IA the EeGTis House.
III NCIr,- Hcdncsinn Mn LIZ
Cures Warranted Determination Free
Monthly Visits.

Although not The best mode Of making examinations
Dr. H. vii. when desired. prescribe Tor diseases with
out asking questions
Particular attention paid 10 diseases Of Women and
Children.
mineral poisoas a-cd: various combinations of
Barss Bsds. leaves Roots. Cams. etc. oh-ineA f-om
The Oriental chimes aud of the Indians. only pre-
-cribci;-a fail supply Of which The Doctor alwa.
carries.
Dr. EardmaE treats all chronic or long standing dis
II the Lungs. Liver. Stomach. Bowels BLADDER.
Kidneys Braig. ~ eait Nerves. WOMB. spleen spine
ives Ears. .tc Scrofla. Fits Cancers kheruaiisi-
Nropsy. SKIN Diseases. ever Sores. Caiarr. seminal
Weakness. Neuralgia. whites. Insanity. dyspepsia.
GidJines-. Heat % triae, philis. Sick headache
Enlarged Tonsi3. etc. =
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
From the Ncr York Se1rs.

WHAT HAS CHANGED yor so.-Nc have all witnessed
With establishment the eNirac r6irarl and improved
change in many gcntcman and lady who had becom
pre- aiurcly hut who. by some means had been
miraeui0usly rejuvcnaicd There j. time in iif..
when gray hairs to harmonic it'll the farrow
ell brow aud the wrnkled features. bat unfortunately
from some other thousands Of Young men aud
women only witness the gradual change Of heir
looks Ia a .instiicd and spcekcid gray. hut
tilted 10y the danger OF positive badness from the
uaI loss of their hair. III th' demands remcd,
aud n safe We Maturity look about and ask, IN
this age of scientific invention. who stands highest
the PRpPrIETor and Manu- .sTtRgH OF RIAL hair re-
,iprcr-a reStorer of color well q, health. beauti-
f,ef - we'll "a hair tonic. We iud "a; The head of
all the claimants. in tins long line single lndis ual.
fny Of The splendid heads IL hair along broadway
one ling oui dry and gray. when asked what has
changed -. Will reply Professor Noods Hair Re
StDraiiVe.
CArrroN- Bcwac OF worthless limitations. as sever
al are already ia the market called IS dicreHt names
Use none unless the words Professor Woods Hair
Restorative Depot II. Louis. Mo-. and Nf~ York are
blown The hottie. Sold hs all Druggists ami Patent
Medicine dealers. Also b, all Fancy and Toilet
Goods dealers la the United States AMI Canadas.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

TO CONS PTIVES.

Tie Advertiser having been restored tc health in
few weeks D, yer, simple remedy after having SUI
i-Tcd seYeri wears with severe lung Affections: and
ti4i d-cad disease. toa>amrti 'uis anxioas fo make
knoNi- o. f's f.'ioN sufferers fac ncah- ~ care.
To ST. an desire IL. he Will send copy ct The pre-
srrrtfau used tflee ofcharSel. with direction f,r
rererre aad using the same. nh.ch they ia Eud q
terE for CoSsr,.PTlo~ AsTH1s. BRoSf1fvss. &c
le es!t object 4 The advertiser n sending the Pre-
fff iIa 10 Deacht the afflicted. and spread uferma
iiaa Shith h. cnnsiFes 10 ac us .iuatle. at h. hopes
ftrf sfferer Viii u. Is remedy 4 viii cost them
nothing. AID many prove blessing.
PARTIES wishing the prescription IN please address,.
Rfv. EDWARD A.sWILSON.
WILLIAMSBURG. King. County. New York.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

Notice = herhv civea that - virtue - tie "Faes -
49,. p.,.l..srh Carrt ~ somHon Pleas. wfii-.ot
SATf-KnA4 tie alti Jay - APif- ir1i seii - pun
ii -, j. ~. Town ~ n.--aei8 Rsutoqh Coa.tg
md tn follow ne Real k-iste. ~ s. Il.
X, a., r0r.ls.r Gve 10 block a1paer six. In
Addition a. t4s town D-e-5effi. -~ sees - -h =
ever Interest - e. nicoN - John - 49, - -.
= fa4 sane Th f.ia,. ~ sals fln- iinrt ii fef
-.r.r.i.a-s Is 49,. tirt .. tlH.e = -air- ..rr
ft.faf
t ~ sefef - e~sss s4as. f4r-
.ls.i sss..sI.. s.l.s- ~ .ea f-s aEs ess -.
euT s4ssf - reserve Z. fiels's
E. s..:, -...as1 ~ 'sge84F1
ane r. A--so... &. -
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

THE GREAT DRAW BACK 10 gcTsaas misrafins
te eNtrcinc Sogh AID Aeten country is the fear
% lA- Feser ard icac-tc most trefu % Ill discusses
hsers da hear ~ persons attack e. hy tbs disease
ard made heIpicS- in short tfne Wtho4i any means
- ting reiief. L. view 90 thc great desaasd
rtrte3y Pr .ostoite- has presented his CELEbAA
itt SloIA' Il ftIifH>. whose curative powers
fr alb di<rsses 81 The stomach been universally
.cslnrs .ea-ea. 3te bisf-r~- re.-r>s AFTER Ion
experience rns deep Sfgsls h4tc resolved TIE
~ 80 of .ae iao-t EN- 1eHt phys rf-i s-v I'll ai
s4s-es ron every part II oqr coptss IT, hose aAo
apHlt their many virtues - can sa3 - - ftefr
aHt lare for ihcia.c~es ccfrrii. Sold y drag
-isis .nal ae 4iess gene r4lis- ever here.
rSes Advertisement II another column. rt
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

TIE following cvt-act from isrsv written e.,
The Rev. J. 5. Hoinc, Pastor tae-ierrcPoni-S.re5i
Baptist Church. BTooksn. Ncw V9r. 70 lie journal
and Messenger. Cincinnati. Ohio. aud sicss Volumes
favor 81 that world rcrowned medicine, Mrs WIS
low SooTHiSG SyRvr ros CHirD7rS fsrrHiT9.
Nir-lo~'s Soothing Svrur. Sov we ncFe- satf = '-
ir favor of> patent ,neiiefnc = fo-r ir if -
81 Ia - -o.i.is i. Il ~ ssSt see stai faet
I csa-olB -. -fs11e ave babies goo -
Than 10 Ia. IN i supply. =" -
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25
GIN As 4 REMEDIAL AGENT.

THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STiMuLANT.
ESPECIALLY designed for tie of the MEDi'
PRorEs-tn~ aud The FAAiEv. having superseded the
So-ralled Gins. aromatic. 4 o',ai- Moderated.
'Schuapp>. etc. is endorsed Il, I % the proni
urit fAs seiau>. chemists aud onnoiss"HrS posses
sing ali -! those INTRINSIC medical qualities lfoAe and
iiurciic1 which belong ioan oirana PURE Gin. Pat
mp quart bottles and sold 10y al druggists grocers
A. VI. i.iNlNGEG x CO.
Established in l7sr) sole PToprieior-.
No. ~ Broadway street. y. Y.
Fors sale by d. :. BARNES &CO.. No. - Park Row.
New work.
Our long experience and familiarity it'll the require
ments OF DRvGGtsTs and superior business facili
ties enable To furnish them With choice Liquors for
medicinal an family u.s.. .64-ly
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READ! READ!

CAIRO. ltis.. July q, EGO
Nes>Srs. ions WILCOX * Co.
Your Inpectinc Persian Fever Charm. has done
wonders. l wholly dependent AMI wrcivhcd
when applied IT, and ia i've hour- the chills
niavr. aud no fever has cnsned. Il j. the simplest
cure Imaginable. and wonder of nature art.
Vouit nnt be without this lnpectine single hour. y!
constantly wearing il seem 10 be ''aSIe proof
Yours very truly. r. N. sroTT
ii. BIB. Ala, Jul. % isG0.
Gr>rtEyfN:
have been ~uachci from the grave 10y the applics
ton of your wonderful lE.cctiue Persian Fever
Charm For several years | have sunrr'd ever,
season from fever and que fa- spring nay lf.
Threatened bert onr remedy has desiro. ell the disease
and am raridi, gaining al appetite aud strength.
Respectfully. -. y. BNREoS.
This truly wonderful PREVENTIVE MI cure far Fever
.tid tl1r aad Bilious fettr>. Will be- sent av mail.
pos ll. receipt 81 enc dollar Also Tor sale all
drugs rs aad country stores
Principal depot and mandatory. " Is Main s..
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Jul. ;. 1850. .ns7-iyl