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Brandon. July 10. 1871

STATE OF VERMONT, ESEn remembered that at
District OF Farhassn I'd session cf the probate court
hsla At Cssteton sad 6ct. the Ih day OF Aug I8II
Present A. Warner Judps
Whereas Cahdsns Strong administrative o the
strong late 81 Poultney interstate has fled in sad
court her rton wrng for license sell oil the
tate Of sad deceased o' the OF tie Of sad de-
ceased and charges Of sdmIn.tstoa.
ordered ths; sad Aspiration he heard before saa
ct thereof to be holden Casleton Tire first Wed
nesday Sept, aost and that notice thereof be yiven all
persons nereei BY Publication Of this order The gu,snd
Her,a aes'pspr Pfisted Rutland three weets
trsy prssous to sad ae OF hearing sppear object
thereto 10 they zee csuss A true COPY Of record
SH-N Is. + LASGDUN. Rs,str
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fsyO MARRIED IADIEs,-DR UUII'S ABDON

fH'O MAR led LADiEs'-DR lULLS ABDoM'
NAL SUPPORTER. This apparatus uniformly cures
falling Of tn. womb. and incident
to the married state applied article OF dress any
lady HI hcsef without surgeon, reading
tbu pamphlet written by Dr. Hull accompanying each Instfu
meHt
The supporter has attained very high character Europe
well az 10 this country. It adopted to the entire dis.
OF pes.ares sad other painful surgical opedcnts "a the
Lrns Hospitals Of London and PARIS aud isunyeraly
Commended 20 Europe by medical Of the highest ank.
10 hs oogRts sustained by the leading mombers of the
fscuIe' Of Colleges and Hospitals and by all the eminent
puva.e practitioners
This atucle together with DR. HILLS celebrated and most
approved fUssc Tor sale Wholesale No T. Nescy street
land VI.
July %, lG4l. SOY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-31

KIHIKAM l. CHENEY Sa.dinx Ccunty hg,ai. Keeps
eossar,, on had vaousstssd bo..s q the sbots Pis
al ts- fou-ing p,ie., No. IS 90 81 s.. IS. Aso'
SAsr.4a~s CeegA AID U0r- Ls=tng'
AID %. Poos Sass FIasTIa ffa lame soc hses OF eFe@s
Jyr. 81 tg.t e6-iy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-31

r.,. M.,s, fas ben Has tkrt, labels uros a. tesA ooH
i.-.Er far sirsis sigssfHrs # ny HARD ~''hag hHs
h BRAIDED gAass lsbeis sagrsred ca N,t' tt""
rhlly d,agaed and deat Al trFsAss ct steeTd hoH
,aRA dollars.
Rersmker AZ feB--tks sids--aad iA' hotfor
PnserrAt o'rtct.
2ti broadway opposite The CITY Hall, New iotk.
T.. Orrfcr.
Ig-HANONER S1EET-l9
u.~oSir-Cu
Fl,e, in BOSTON for these lfaly excellent Pills.
d BRANERETB VI. u.
rEn,rred seeotdn 10 act Of Congress the year lSll
br Ueni,min Bfsnateth 10 the Cie Oitce Of the DIS
,f,ct C6ort Of the Southern District Of New Yot"l
UI-NENER purchase Bran lrch Pills ~ kut and Nouh
but OF the olloEtng regular agents. fJHSh no ot'"s
Rutland, JAMES ENERSON,
Fancis Slason,
Brandon, jackson Il kctchum,
Clarendon, Hitchcock 4 Morgau,
ru Hodges N Hawkins
'"'""' T.. Jameson
DANNY, Roc. ''"'
Faifhayen, n q. J. G. Allen,
Ilubbsfdton, Abiiah Abbott,
.MiddletOwn, $ G Bruce,
M Holly Rufus Crowley,
At W. Chapman a Co.
o'"'"' IA. l. Catin,
Pi,ts6eld, Mattbews& Davis,
Pawlet, VIM y Sheldon,
Phstord, Henry Smonds
III ga Bh.s
'''i j Leiingwell,
Sherburne b. Maxham,
Shrewsbury, Marsh ~ Brown,
Sudbury. Ira Bin cham,
Tnmouth, \. w. Sawyer,
v.u.u.c., IS Townsend, Jr.
"'"'"s'0''' Lapham, Vail, y Co.
Wells Allen Grover,
West Haven, $ ID. Alfred,
Whitehall Y, Day & Moody
As you value health buy Of no others IN Rullan
County. gp-ly
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Ellis Vegetable Pills and Ointment.

Ellis Vegetable Pills and Ointment.
Ia q 10 tie breaking Of ie,eTs corng billion. choc
hesdarhs ard all disess-s incident bad the gee
tive They II, ond doubt the best
ease- oi'a fever eaLke ts'h snd the Asasss
isHily medicine to- unfiss!td
EHs' Vegetable Ointment cures the salt rheum scsd
hess baTHs, Scsds ok, cancers ulcers end an etupi on,
u, ssb IL "a The best ontmsrt iHV,ated-no nstsk.
The medicines vel sbo~n this sectton OF country
DT Fila afessssd, sEd 18th L,h 70 The word bs
sscfsi u pounding tAs The sabs AZ great
FsE.s procgIsd anal ssppy sAeA iLct odr Tor sa.
BURT s. MASON.
ks'l'Ea, Jew -, 1881 SIS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-31

FTiI- nciif, 81 ~Ao coasstn that hs'@ w
i. ace SAL uri cisi hs cafnug. o. pay 'ny des o. t
eos,r,enf slis the cate End So krrets esuy tAt Ne
ies 10 fo' himself sbti hs stssoF eve t,ars o ags
NATHANIEL MlNsLoW
p,,... Ia. n iet $50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-31

STATE OF VERMONT, I'D E II RENE nlTeTed Ihal a
District OF Rutia"d, IS - special probate court
held at Rutland Within and tor said district the 10Th
day OF July, A u. ls4l.
Present WIN Hall Judge
Chauncey Green administrator upon the snge
Green late OF Dandy said district decsAsud
having made application to this have the time al
lowed iof the payment If the debts of said deceased
tended year from tho I'd day OF June last II ordered
that tn b. referred the Lot
being The 9th day Of Sc and that copy Of THIS
der b. published three weeks succerssely the Rutland
Herald newspaper printed in sad Rutland, pre- nous
thereto that ali Concerned may appear and object the
same II they see cause. true copy o. record.
3l-33 HENRY HALL, Register.
D.e, Of snd Is stated Ss rpobsi. 'nI cp"
held at Rutland within and for said district on the 2nd
day Of AugusI, A. d l54l.
Present VIM Han, Judge
Lydia Fay, hdministrattII up the estate Of William
Fay, late Of ssid Rutland deceased intesate having
made application 10 have the lime for paving the debts
OF ssld deceased eIi-nd.c year from the 10th inst
IL ordered that the consideration Of said appcson
be referred To The htsl Monday, beng the OH day Of
September NEXT and that copy Of this order be pub
shed three week. sucoessvsly previous thereto the
Rutland Herald newspaper printed in SAID Rutland that
al concerned may appear and object the II they
| iee cause true copy o. record
Sl--33 HENRY HALL. Recister
NOTICE u hereby gwen 10 al the proprleios unt snJ
owners OF ID. ,o~n Of Nsndoh 10 the county Of Raand
that peuon viii be preferred 10 the Legislature state
c fsfmat 10 d. holden MONTPELIER the "a Thur.
day Of October neat Pra'ng for st, lands IN sad
town OF Neudon tsnds ,equesered public p,ous and eh-
table putPosss ercePed 0f tic Of fepar.
| 'hg roads AID building tr'6ges N sa'd town.
! WMBANIS Iseectm.T.
IEvERETT WILKINS Of the town
| JOSEPH CURTIS, Of Mendoa.
Dated a, Mendon tins -sd day Of JULY Ie4l 5l-33
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-31
OR F. l. c OOK
WiLLL4M WRIGHT'S
In dian Purgative Pills,
Eairehu He0efnhIe

Manufactured under the immediate superin,endance Of
William Wight VIC President of the
North .7mLrisdn C0'icge If Hcaih
For the treatment and Of diseases the form Of
bous aud nervot levers measles, small pOx paus in
the stomach, back and side consumption dropsy scroua
cancer spttng Of blood sick head ache, rheumatism, d.
arhGs, dysentery, cclcs dyspepsia papitaOn of the
heart ulcers and sore. Of every kind, &c sc.
For sale by JAMES ENERSON, Rutland; 5. T. Leon.
ard, WallIngiord Lapham, Vail N Co, South Walling
ford; a Il. Vail q Co.. Dandy 24-G
y l. tie enclosure rhc on Or about the
y 5sth June dark grey Mare Supposed to be
Old has star tho forehead has lunches both
feet White hind foot long switch tail, trper and will
jump all fences The requested prove property
pay charges and take her away. GEO. PARKER.
Nit. Holly Jolly -, l8fl. 9g- 81
Further Protection against Counterlcits!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-31

sTAfg OF VERMONT In. Hsnor,bl, Pfossis Court
Disif'e, ci Farh.vsr- for the ss't,e, sfrt,ssid -
To 81 persoas Interested IN the ssiais Of Elhs Cst late
q Fs~ist. s~cesssA Gsrr-tss
Where's Elisha Aim, sdninistrntor 81 ssd deceased,
proposes rendering a. account ef hrs sdsn,sston and
Pfssen,ing hs soeovn ssssd sad ests,e for allowance
at s-ss'oo % aid 10 b. held the Proase Oce
IN Csse,c~ the first "Wednesday Of Srp,e bcr nest
IL oso~rsd by said Court tbs, YOU Be notified BY pub
cation tbt-- ~rshs sscor.v-l IN the Rssnd HefsIe
united AT Rutland tkst tho ss,c sceoant will 30 etsntin
ed BY SAID tee and pace aforesaid when and
where you rnsy ssrear and object # you see cause.
Gwen snact my hand =, CIs,'eton ,hs An csy of Au-
gust, i5tI 3s-A WARNER Judy.
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lDis S Olntlo u.

fgE Copaun.rshp heretofore eAsiiGs under the bfm on
g " Moore y CO. dissolved on TIE 18Th INST ,,
uuisal eop.snt GEO. IS MOORE.
&. ID. GRlSWOLD.
nsan LII. d
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OF / c e.

o. e e.
nRs. mcCLINTOCR PERKINS, h.vns formed CO.
- partnership for the pseUce a Medicine surgery
would inform the public that ~hcn already engaged they
will he found at thor respective dwellings ready
rendsr any PrUons >eiees either 10 medicine o. surgery
which they may be desired to perform
JAMES McCLiSTOCK, NJ. ID.
JOSEPH PERKINS, Nj ID
Castleton. August z, IS4l $50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-31
CASTLETON SEMINARY.

TINE First Quarter OF the Academic year Of this lns-
i tuition will commence the First Thursday in Septem.
Der and continue eleven weeks II important that the
pupil. should be present At the beginning Of the term
i WARNER Esq Secretary
August II, 1911. I-3i
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Consumption and Liver Complaint.
L "a VI OH s 4 IL 81 Il AL- LIZ L IL. L L.. L.

- used successfully for ege years the Of these
diseases g. Remember the org.ntl and genuine Is made
osLY at 375 BoweIy, " " all others spurious and
authorized.
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r or Sale

Vnhr Ia'ssi'f Fam ists'y ogu-1 % 4 / Brown.
- ADJOINING ne village srr yisg up.n lte north t, --
81 The tosc irAcng e. Nasisru Containing sbo8t ia
scrr, vel acAP.se u the tasns., ~ iafmat u AL
~tisfto the tudEgs oonrsnisgt Gno ieucss 10 god re-
par To ihoss Sho knos ihis tarm coramsrcstlB n no,
hsss-e the sus nan nshng - p1fe.sss s ,qursisd o.
foTlST q James Barrett, u.
Rsusse 18Th JAY, lsiL 2-4
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DRUGS. Medicines. Paints & Dye SUITS.

County. 2p-ly
Drugs, Medicines, Paints & Dye Stulis.
FgNE Subscriber respectfully bers leave inform hs friends
and customers generally that having received from
extensive additions to his previous stock Of Drugs
sc he offers Tor sale at hrs store Nos \ south
Old fanuc Hall at uncummonly low prices, very full aud
complete assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints and Dye SilGs
Having selected the with great quality
variety embracing all newly discovered preparaon he feels
confidence that he offer great inducements
those wishing to purchase be found the city.
Dealers Drugs or Paints clOhes country merchants and
respectfully invited to call when
all goods will he offered low prices on accom-
modatug terms and OF the best qualities.
EDWARD BEINLEY.
at the old Brnley Store, Nos 81
south side Eaneull Hail.
n B.-Boodroot Spuued Rye Black, Snakcroot Bccswax
GoldtNread Oatmeal, OILS lemock, Spruce Wintetereen
lan and Norwood constantly wanted for which the high
est market price Will be given. l0--l3 mos.
Boston. arch
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Lime.

fTNHS sss~' ss. hs.e rvs1, 10, delivery Jsctsess
Il hoe sis, no. hssse.. ofh-. ~4,nsab. i,tHs.
HITCHCOCK & MORGAN.
W Hatianf 49, 4
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ii AVE received complste ss,oftnent Ct
IL MILITARY GOODS,

BOSTOY
IL AVE Feet.ted complete assortment ef
IL MILITARY GOODS,
cas''ns Of g asd PLATED mounted and solid scAss1s
CLASPS. HELTs SBOGD CHAINS.
Gold g'i nod plated LAM. Co's'. and B,aiG':
CT aud plated ErAttIfrs, TAssrLs and Srass
Cii, GrHaGe, S,,srd Kaoss ana .fgu,isau:
Military, Army, Navy, and Rs-ens. B4nen-
FtNTaes Of al sirrs and eolofs
Pofagess;
s,ls and vofsisd saslfs D,sf,. Psss CAsr.ss1, s-p
Trt.-,ngs,
G7-otd,t. far any hind s,yls Of .siLITSRF GOODS
TRfN.hiN6S, lsit with our Agent s u WtNSLOW
Pa5o,a, ~ where The abe,. GosDs NAV be eu1s vii
receive prompt susnhon
Also an extensive usoumsniof
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Church lamps, AcODnnaion Ware:
Ps,or Lamp, and Brascho for Csndl., Brinsn,a Tee
Marc OF all patterns, sru spoons, fs,-y style and pat
tern Sdro Ware Of 'oPenor 6ni.h .nd work nan,hip
plated TEA Set, trrs, CoS,s Pots etc
AgreAi VARSITY OF fAser Coop. for PRESENT.
Rich Pa,ior Clooks
Table CAfcT. % Gnc and common quality etc
GEORGE b FOSTER, al tie above eslabli. shine nj ha.
constantly for sale, hfs, rate Of GOLD and all
Bafeh,s Of beautiful styles and superior quality Vest
Fob, and Neck Claims Seals Ksys Sc, .,ls etc
Warcurs cleaned and repaired in the bes, manner and
warranted
Ladies and Gentlemen visiting Bostoo, 10 wan, Of any
othe above ARTICLES, inri,sd to call e1amin. ID.
same 2l-E
WI TIE subscribers, being appointed by tn. hos Pro
w bate Court fot tn. dIret Of Fsfhavtn comm
10 receive examine and adlu,, all claims and demands
ofsii persons against III. estate Of
LAURA ilARdhN
late Of Phwst said disir CT ssed rcrrsr.d in
solvent, and also all claims and demand -4r'nd IN
Offset thereto, and months from the 3ls cay July
last, being allowed by said oi that purpo-t We
business Of sad appointment Al the dwelling house
Of Noah Hartman in SAID Pa~l- on the 'reneih day Of
September and from 10 oeloek, on sao Gay
m mGRnTS u ni STRONG Commi..ione"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27
From he New EngiaBd Farmer.

BENEyoLENcE IN BIRps-THEIa UsgruL-
NESS, &c.--T'hc communication Of RI. q. in
the Farmer Of the 5th ult., relative TO the can
ker worm, in which he says the only efrec-
tual remedy against these insects Known to
him is the acknowledgement Of BIRDS" brings
fresh TO our recollection some "reminiscences
respecting this prosecuted, interesting, and
useful race, which we think will be pleas
ing to our readers, particularly to the youn-
ger ones. We can hardly say with the
writer Of the article, that '.kiIling sInal
bird should be placed in our ponai code mex
to killing child ~ but wc do say that j
ought TO be uct with a punishment sufficien
to prevent the destruction which annual,
takes place, in mere wantonness or sport, a
mong the innocent songslers Of our grove
and orchards. We have been almost disoos
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TRUST SALE.

spY virtue Of trus: deed executed by John
iSand Joel Faber, bearing date the 10Th
August 1899, and of record in the county
court of augusta, shall on FRIDAY THE
18TH DAY OF JUNE next, on the premises.
proceed to sell TO the highest bidder for rea-
dy money, the following real estate, to wit,
ONE TRACT or parcel of land contain
ing Six Acres, lying in the County of Au-
gusta, upon which there is FOUNDR Ye-
rected, together with all the fixtures, patterns,
&c. appertaining to said Foundry
ONE OTHER TRACT or parcel Of land
containing Seventy Five Acres more or less
lying on South River in said county ofAugus-
Ia, purchased Z; said John Faber of John
Miller
Also,T ANOTHER TRACT containing
Seventy Five Acres lying in said county Of
Augusta, adjoining the lands Of John Porter
field and BraXton Davis-Togeihcr with the
following personal property, Thirteen head
of Horses, Fourteen head of Cattle, Four
Wagons, one Cart, ten sets of Wagon
Harness, ten Feather Beds, Bedsteads and
Furniture, and all the remaining Household
and Kitchen Furniture, which was in the
possession of said John and Joel Faber, on
the day said trust deed was executed, or so
much of said property as shall be sufficient
to satisfy the purposes OF said trust decd
Such title as is vested in me, will be convey
ed to the purchaser, which is believed to be
good.
DAVID FUL1Z, Trustee.
May 90, 1871.
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the Indian of North America exhibits no a.
naiogy with the Japanese; bat we think this
to be continuation of the hypothesis Just
stated. We know, in the history OF early
Asia, that swarm follows swarm; now the
migration OF the first might in time induce a
second; for the first arriving in the warm lati.
tudes where our scene is placed might easily
be supposed to degenerate. through the plen-
ty and It's consequent Incidence. The Sec
ond might extern;nate the first, or still more
likely drive them farther south beyond tho
isthmus, destroy their monuments those
monuments which are now the objects of
wonder and enquiry,--and take possession of
their land. "But why not the. SECOND degen-
crate like the iirstl" it may be said. For
the plain reason that none can continue u1-
molested in those primitive abodes like the
primitive Inhabitants /; successive swarms
might come over. and all parties thus be
compelled to keep on the alert.
We understand the book is in state of
great forwardness, and will presently appear.
1t is work that will command an immense
circulation, and we shall avail ourselves of
the earliest opportunity 10 examine and notice
1t in the manner it shall appear to deserve.
In the meanwhile great thanks are due to the
en'erprising gentlemen who have shed so
much light on the subject
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=
TERMS OF TIE SPECTATOR.

The Spectator is published weekly, by
KENYON HARPER, at Two Dollars a
year, if paid in advance--or Two Dollars
and Fifty Cents, after the expiration of the
first six months. No paper will be discon-
tinued, but at the option of the editor, until
all arrearages are paid. Advertisements,
not exceeding thirteen lines of printed mat
ter, inserted three weeks for one dollar: Lar
ger advertisements in the same proportion.
A liberal discount will be made to adycrtis-
ers by tho year. t5~Letters On business
must be postpaid.
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Miscellany.
From tie Ne,o York Albion.
ANTI UITIES OF CENTRAL.
A MERICA.
From tie I

AN TIC UITIES OF CENTRAL.
AMERICA.
Attention having of late been called to the
rumored wonders of Central America, and
supposltion having been raised that, through
the numerous and astonishing monumental
treasures that lie widely scattered about that
region, the correct traces might be found of
the manner in which this vast continent was
originally peopled, two gentlemen undertook
the difficult task of exploring that part of
Central America Cor Guatimala as it was for
merly called) in which those monuments
were most abundant, and 10 give their obser-
walton and experience to aid in the solution
of that interesting and very important prob
lem.
There are few perhaps to be found better
fitted for SO difficult mission as this, than
Messrs. Stevens and Catherwood, the gentle
men to whom we have here alluded. The
labors and enquiries of the former are before
the world in that agreeable aud every way
well written work called "Incidents of Trav-
ell" in which MIR. Stevens has well exhibited
his aptitude III exploring all that is curious,
in relating everything that is new or unusual,
and placing before his readers, as in glass,
! the subjects of his pen, as though the mat
| teTs were present to their view. MIR. CATH
erwood also, to the researches Of the phiios-
opher and the scholar, brings the eye of the
artist, the profound reflection of the antigua
rian, the just Comparisons of the practSed
critic in these things, and much of the prac-
teal knowledge Of the civil engineer. OF
these qualities ne has given abundant proof
in his lectures on Palestine and Egypt in
general, and OH Jerusalem and It's enyirons
In particular.
With such an union Of qualifications it i;
happy for the cause OF SCIENCE and research
that these gentlemen though of different and
distant nations should be residing in the sam,
city this Of New York-when the absorb
ing problem Of Central American Antiquities
was mooted because in addition 10 the quail
ifcations above described, they were boil
deeply inspired with the spirit OF enterprise
and there needed not many preliminarics il
bringing the parties to determination to pros
ecutc their enquiries in ''thatlapd Of promise
TO the exploring traveller. The results Q
their travels will be shortly published, frOr
The pen Of Mr.. Stevens, ably and oxtensivel
illustrated by plates fIOm drawings made o
the spot by Mr.. Catherwood but public Gu
rosity being greatly on the stretch here, tn
| enterprising travellers have been induced I
5 give summary view of their labors in d sho
, course of lectures; being an introductory on
OIL the subject generally by Mr.. Stevens, an
= two lectures OH the details as exhibited b
= the drawings, by Mr.. Calherwood. On thes
We propose to bestow few words Of remarl
The travellers proceeded Ifoll hence to th
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FRESH GOODS.

purchased under highly favorable circumstai-
'ces, and at very reduced prices for CASH
which he is determined to sell at so small an
adrdnce as to make it the interest of the pub
lie to give him share Of :hcir custom. To
enable him to do this, however, it will be in
dispensible that he should make his sales
ENTIRELY FOR CASH, or such produce
as may suit in exchange. He wishes not
to wound the feelings of any, and he is thus
explicit, as it is his intention to open no ac-
counts.
ENv Persons at distance, who were for
merly in the habit of dealing in this place,
are earnestly invited to give him call, as
he Is satisfied he can make it an object to
them to make their purchases of him, if they
have only few dollarsto expend. He as
,sures them there shall be no deception. His
GROCERIES,, he thinks, will compete with
any to be found in the State.
ET- TO his old friends and customers,
one and all, he returns his sincere thanks for
their former patronage, and he would say to
them come and see for yourselves. He be-
lieves that mos; people are sick and tired of
the cditsystenl, and he fiatters himself that
il is only necessary to examine his Goods and
prices to satisfy all, that he could not afford
20 charge them to any one.
JOHN G.. Sewers.
S:aunton, April 8, ls4l:
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TeR Il H. Cd ES Il ~" 81.
HENRY BARE

TSSAKES this opportunity of returning his
Il thanks to the citizens of Staunton, and of
Augusta county generally, for the very liberal
encouragement which he has received, and
would inform them that he has made every
arrangement for the satisfactory management
Of his enlarged business.
He has secured the services Of d number Of
competent workmen; and hopes by his un-
weaTied attention to business to be able to
render entire satisfaction to all his customers.
He has received the
SPRING g. SUMMER FASHIONS,
for 1871. Afull suit of clothes will be made
At any time in twenty-four hours, If des ired.
Stanton, April 90, 1871.