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Unsolicited Testimony

nSO1lc1ICd 4cStI111O11y
From RBv. FRANCIS LOBDELL. Faster ofthe
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Conn.
BRIDGEPORT. Jan. l, 1864.
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Very truly yours: FRANCIS LoBpELL
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vT1STAR'S BALSAM OF WILD

VVyISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
M CHERRY has been used tor
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CONSUMPTION,
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Physician to a greater extent than any other
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YIELDS TO THIS REMEDY!
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A AS \ MEDICINE,
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IT rs UNSURPASSED!
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e s' ,TOBACCO STORE ssTiiE iM
Il Tobacco a. Segar Store, II h
AT the old Stand, opposite Virginia Hotel, {
a8 NEW STREET. @sfs atS

W, P, johnson has lately received large "a
ditions to his stock, which consists Of finns
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. real Havana
segars and sssgals Of 81 grades, Snuff Of III
kinds, Pipes and Stems a variety Of Fancy
Articles, &c., Sc. .,y .s.'.. mn 'sl*
Thankful far the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to him, AZ asks q continuance
and an. increase Of the same. He intends a.
ways To- keep good assortment, cheap for
Cash W.P. JOHNSON
march 2O-tf
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MECHANICAL.


I, The erection of new, Distilleries, Superin-
tended; old Distilleries repaired and fitted up
and Distilleries run upon reasonable terms e.
4, Any Information in regard to his profession
impaired to those who wish to acquiae a fun
and correct knowledge Of the business His
great experience enables him to ensure . lar
ger yield AND finer liquors, than can be obtain
ed BY the general way Of Distillation.
s,-.v.5,l.- y 4, REFERENCES. d.
H. F. Richards & Co., Staunton,r Va, ss
II Col. M. G. Hartman, IS sss 81. wal
h B. F. Points, Esq, y .ser 4. adoaiIe .A;.Aa
Captain G. r. Mason, x IN gisHn 1St / ssS
Captain W. A. Abney, Augusta, Co., ~ ~
Edward Nc Kenney, J, Caroline, Co., si,
lSam'l Coleman, Esq. ,sess@ ssJs5s .ssssgal ~
" trey Boulware, .sgsssh&issE gassaia Gg
7. VS. C+E. Little. 81 Scottssille, VI. ~
~ ila Address . IA sr'@ O.
y Nv. r.. SNAPP, aStaunton, Va.
} Dec. l3-tf t4fe& ssab1 60
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THE WooppEckER's .FoREsIaHr.
The woodpeckerain California is i storer
of Facorns. The tree he selects is invaria
bly of the pine tribe. He borresJ several
holes differing slightly il size, at the fall
of year, and chen flies awav, in MANY in
stances to long distance, and returns with
an acorn, which he Immediately sets about,
Ead;nstin j To me ofathe boles nr,rena red
for its reception, which viii hold IT, in is
position.a But he does not eat the acorn !.
RI @ q n q ! ~ al a. ~
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-04-24

st%8A fsf sNf EtAsN sit&Gi &F +4ts 4 iN
INT-A AA-.PRII. T.
/. A celebrated character has disappeared
from the Palais, Royal, Paris. Rene Lar
|tique was Swiss, and a man Of about six
|ty. Hespent the third Of his life at din
lner. Every morning at ten o'clock he was
Ito be seen going to a restaurant, and in >
few moments was installed in 2 corner,
which he only quilted about three in the
Afternoon, after having drunk six or
seven bottles Of different kinds Of wine.
| He then walked up and down the garden
It'll the clock struck five, when he made
his appearance at the same place. His
second meal at which he drank quite as
much as at the first, invariably lasted
until half past nine Therefore, he devo-
ted nine hours day to eating and drink
Ing. ~ NesSANA 'Asaes aa&t -
Persevere in earnestly striving to con
Iquer in yourself the annoyance- little dali
" yexations causeyod ;;'turn all your atten-
ton to this point tpF the present; feel that
Iat this moment God only requires this Of
you; do not sow the seeds Of good desires
in the garden ofothers, sbut cultivate well
lyonr own Dosnot desire to be what you
are not, but rather desire to be ,ceN what
you are; turn you thoughts to perfecting
yourself thus, and to bearing the crosses,
be they great OF small, which you may
therein encounter sf@f.sisdf s3aM pe.
Iei isf.s n ~ ~. - .l--..4A. y tEls
\ The. New Orleans Picayune Of the 28th
1says!: "Weh have been eating ripe plums,
taken from trees in. the open air, in our
gardens, for over two months, and are just
gathering from the trees the h last of our
Iorangessof the old crop, and arc just pass
ling out Of bloom for another. A AS for
1green peas: cucumbers, tomatoes, cauli-
flowers; &c,,sthey have been on hand 50
long that they have almost passed out Of
fashion. y tsaq 4 Ns@ Is @a ~
! SKATING IN MIDsUMMER.--As com
lpany has been organized in Philadelphia
and is now making preparation for the es-
tablishment of a,skatinssring, which is to
Ibe frozen over for the accommodation of
skaters during thessufnmer. IT, is said
THAT the pond will be- completed and in
skating orderly the4th of july, Strange
things have happened.
EsoLANb5 AM. AND The SOUTHERN Con-
FEDERAcY ~ snhe ilondon Times affrms
that Lord Eyons, then British Minister at
Washington, lis known to have given a
promise Of immediate recognition" to the
Southern States, as an encouragement to
form themselves into a distinct nationali-
|ty; but proved false in the hour Of trial"
Persons, when born, can expect about
Ithirty-nine years life. It they live l year
their chances are good for 42:5, for 81 ;
lat 10. for SO at &c, for 81 at 80, 81, at 40,
for 67 /; at SO, for "a !; at 60, for "a at 10,
for 80; lat 80, for 80 at 80, for SO; at, for
l102;.for lO3, We can promise not quite
one year Of life, .ssi M, s.r 5l.s s4.ir,,I
IN Belgium, where every I iipost-ofice
has its telegraph wire, message of TWEEN
ty words is sent to any part Of the king
.ldom for ten cents. IhaSwitzerland, under
the same system, both messages and mon
lev orders can be sent at very low rates,
land naonle send more MESSAGES than lat.
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Philip Tompert, Independent Democrat
was reelected Mayor Of Louisville, Ken
lucky, on the 9Th inst, by 2,018 majority
The total vote polled was 9,O72.
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I'd
We once saw young. man gazing at the
E*rysheasen, twithsa Tin ] sas-and ar,,e+- \,
of pistols in the other We endeavored
to attract his att1 lotion by pointing to a 4
ia a paper1we held in our b1 relating 2
q young man in that Of the country, who
had left home in a state ofmental deraD-
cement. He dropped the i and pistols
from his SeA- Ba- with the !, It is I Of
|whome y read i left home IA my friends
knew ,of my design / had 50 the, nea-
|ofa girl who refused to list 10 to me; bu,
smiled be9lyon another. i 49, - . : : : : :
led madly from the house uttering wind
to, the God Of love, and without replying
TO the !? Of my friends, came here with
|thisf andc-s ,of pistols, to put an end
Ito my exislOce.ssa all se'aag u ss@AsaSa n
Several Northern capitalists arrived in
Richmond last week. withsa view to ex-
anime Virginia lands, for the purpose
of making investments.
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In Belgium, where every ipost-ofice
has its telegraph wire, message of,twen-
ty words is sent to any part of the king
dom for ten cents. Ih7Switzerland, under
the same system, both messages and mon
lev orders can be sent at very low rates,
and people send more messages than let,
tiers
The election III Baltimore on the ques:
|tion ola Constitutional Convention and
the running Of street cars on Sunday, re.
suited in favor sofs both propositions by
|majorities Of over eighteen hundred. IL
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Persons, when born, can expect about
thirty mine years life, II they live / year
their chances are good for 42:5, for 81
at 10. for SO at 20, for 81 at 80, 81, at 40
for 67 at so, fors71 ;at 60, for "A at 10,
for SOFA 80, for SO; at 80, for 50; at, for
1929 los, We can promise not quite
oneyear Of life, .ssssss sir S4ta. sssigu
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New-York tribune., 1867-02-07
S;Ss i5SS iS$S1 ! $S$$ $i$$fH Board Of Assessor.
Ohes BOARD Of Assesso New Court House, Feb g. 1861


CORPORATION N0TICE-Publc Notice is
~ given the occupant or ocup' o all
houses and improved aHnproye lands affected thereby that tho
have been completed and lodged IN the oheeof
Of Assess for EXAMINATION by all persons Interested Vr
F-For regulating sei aud rsssug curb and gtcronef and
AAgyng rshagghg kgh TstTee from Third 10 Fit avenue
hecon6-For setting curb aud gutter stones aud ragng Forty
seventh between EghtI-afeiu and Broadvay.
Thr-Por setting gutter stones aud ggng F avenue,
from sixty int 10 Slrty-sIil-stIceis
Fur-For building receiving basin and euer southwest corner
Of ofseeon..aveuue and E,yeath street.
limits embraced D. fuh Assessment ncnie all the several houses
lots plcrcs aud parcels of land situated
Frs.-olh sides of ghy risirtel ron 1lrl 20 FnhNeuue
seeodBoth sides Of Forty secuiftect from EghthaSenue to
BrOadway.
T-Boh sides Of Brst avenue om street to siItsiIth-
street.
Fohgorh side Tenth street and side Of Eleventh street
between Seeod and Ihnyeue. also east side Of fhatnu from
Tenth 10 Heyentb-street
penons affected bv the named
meats and who opposed the either u them requested
present their objections In writing Of the undced their
once No % Cambcifoe Basement New uTtOuso within ury
days nom the dale Of tis nolee
}}onSP QIT1ITTEIL, Board Of Assessors,
Onee Board of ASSESSOR New Courtonse, Jan. 90 1861
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on
the llh DAY Of Fchruay 1884, shall proceed to draw juror for
the following be held and for the C aud County Of New
York, on the tth day Of March. 1904.
Three panels 100 jurors each for Supreme Court Circuit parts
!, 2sIdd
Two panels OfOi petit Jurors ssch fora Court Of Common Pleas
parts and
Two panels petit jurors each for Superior Court parts and
panel grand jurors a Court Of General Sessions
panel Of 80 petit Jurors for Court Of General Sessions
WA. &. CONNER, Clerk
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-21
Wear and Tear.

When the constitution is weak, and the sys.
aem depressed by the 'rear and tear of business
life, which makes such tremendous drafts upon
the body and mind, unless some healthfm and
strengthening tonic is resorted TO, prostration
win ensue, and disease creep unawares upon the
victim of negligence. But If
HOSTETrER'S STOMACH BlTTEBS,
which is a genial and purely vegetable stimu-
liant, be timely administered, the organization
will resist and battle the veins of epidemic and
changes of temperature incidental TO this sea,
son Of the year, which disorder the nerves of
the feeble.
There is an active and permanent vitality in
this remedy, which will prove of great benefit to
the broken down and shattered constitution. 1t
is the only tonic of which the stimulating
principle is perfectly pure. Its basis is the es;
sentiai principle of sound rye which is admitted
by analytical chemists to be the most harmless
OF stimulants, and this fluid is refined from
crudities which belong to it "a it comes from
the manufacturer: The hor ingredients are
composed of medicinal plants and herbs, and
contain not one harmful element in all their
composition.