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6trittures of the ilretbra.

'UNHIS disease II common. and often az
- alarming d-t.apd The first aud chef u
p~r,sner Phy-ieian
Tss'- UIsshsa which NAY m, BE- asro~. ny
sur"n- The hrst ymston- which patient sfsotei
this ii-se -i qsen,y eaa,as. aai, r.,sis ai-
"a~r - 'onf usual ohcu an
enhon IN the stream of which nsead being
sq"a is smaller than n<a
tN yny' just noe-d eouel>
IN h- night Ia voi his AID be s,B-rsy
uea'-f ofee f
w ,r habit OF eterns.
r re passage OF us
arc common sInor, az this complaint there
mucous esciafE. from the urstsfa which sdenx
ho'en Of re receiving ves.sis whsn az
ravatrd nature the VIII ofrn "a
HIed with safisr blood d,eay pain IN
v",dinz Tie us'ns aud hkewi- s-se debility
The infoedisse q
parsneeted which a tsckenine
po-ion 81 adhesive aod produce
anihsinn Of us diameter of
n- 10 eonsiisrAe rtaisou U.tlgs
setafe there Hence The
rha or ray be inurr by
innfy OF The part Wbena patient boring
~ "fuor as 10 pi"ss in hard raiog sr ftse drinking
p"s h-h % The io1si powerful % hs safy
and such s'rAey fail 70 producer In it, woutfuRs- E
When p-em Is able 10 poeu. IN. n An
cal pfsetSon<f, he sisard -
pheiny aasrr 10 he gwen unap.y
AND ina'isnnn much oppS,ss: aud
- an nii5nabv fact thai p-r,ons
the pres-1t complaint hsL difficult obtain lue,s
auain 10 q on'y aier a long and painful --areh.
ps HAsrtEr IL MT ursstiy eceLstd fot
u sie'ds OF the ut-hrz number
tins particular hsnch Of the profon fuzzy warrant. th tr,on
That hs VIII un-rtaks ti- cas- aG II
feet pssi'et cure. ke!.r-sees giysn f required
" Onsee door below r Trn,y Church A. alamo. all
houts during the day and evening
Rif rsosb. Dec. y, leI..
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or advertisements of snzh sreept Auc-
ue-ers and Lottery Dealers who charged $780, paper
sud.d1
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VALUABLE LAW BOOKS.

kSEY Jrs REPORTS edited nv Ctafss sumner Eco now
Publishing in 20 vcls Including ov.nens Suppne Mt
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KENT, KENDALL u ATW ATEK,

hhLtLi hoNDhLb W n w lEn,
Importers and Wholesale Deaiers in Foreiyn and
Domestic Dry Goods.
NO ~, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Try the arrival of the Packet Ships Oxford, Viz.
- gina, Ioiinsner. and John sddy At New Yors from
Liverpool and the Emerald from receiving our pr,
importation OF -F's
BRITISH AND FRENCH DRY GOODS.
aud by the Brig Henneo, from Boston Tucaro and Other
recent arnvasom New Yort receipt OF large Of
AuERICAN GOODS:
amounting in al 10 about
500 Packages.
Having dune the past winter disposed Of then on
n1 We sah be able tn oher eustoms assortment of
ENTIRELY FRESH 0oobs,
Epaslng IN style, variety any before .thbrs
Possessing every facility for uponfhe bes, terms either
IN our own OF the various foreign dssnr n bi no
the uade OF Richmond BY making interest Of Country N,
chants TO purchase their supplies here them rr,at IN
dueements ' -"
We have now on hand. and viii regularly supplied viii
complete assortment of Virginia Cotton Goods such as
heavy Bauersea Sheetings
~ Vig nia Stout and Ettrct sbcetings and Shrine.
Toseher with nearly every No
pledge ourselves to @ below pccs for the satn @
In any % thu Northern Markets
Having partner residing In New York shan be
supplied with every variety Of goods appearing In that mar
ke rendering assortment all large and coupe an
examination Of which respectfully solicited By visiting
city. "s
NH u KENT, KENDALL q ATIyATER
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ROBERT MOTT.

Hsuse, Setn Painter and Glazier,
Vat <ssr % IA kzeA<-ss B-.l. Rs>A-s-<. yi,r.ls
AZ received nh-r sgriy PAINT. oh, Copsi ana osh.<
Shrn-hes with Painters brushes Besdes An sost
mast % French and American Window nm .Io To
sors inches all Of which he up on IN.
hosf reasonable
B-A large sniy s,ap Stone Paint for saie low .u
rsr'os paint foe Tin os sAihsisd room. RN
,
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CHEAP SUMNER HATS.
ENI 8 and Youth's Isyborn and PAIN, I.s.f
~ DO. DO straw, various styL.
DO Beaver Nuiria, Russia ard sis
Do snd Boys GisEed Csps
ALSO,
Ladies, Gents md Chiiirsn. sumner sso.s
tsdic-' slips sol Ti-,, ga. SO ard 81 90.
NJ Do hssdsoao dress artiei- AZ IS a..
Chi.ifon's sbo~-. fou shfHrr ~ so a.
Fuvsiaag rmn1s, a aia'ost svsTy stye
sHEPFERsON
sPf5 p,et bsov JeHkins 90 aa.s str.t
NEW BOOKS AGAIN.
NEkONCAi 90. rAe Frec Count OF Aaroa Ts,..,ei f,,u
nsks." csc. ~
rbs Gambers WITT; ~ tb. aulsos of~rbe Ys,as
Prius Dcuns,~ kc Sse. e
aee o. The rrsis of the to or W yoass Soc
The Mas stAtm- o. ilsnsy Cetouz fy q. p. Jan..
Esq s5c.
Nss a. ~ Hstpcfs uana,ed and Illustrated sa.s..,,., "a,
No ~ Hsrpsts Illuminated I'D Pctos s,asa. Use
%" reee'vedS NAsd \ wooDaJCsE
~ M Ma sus,t
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WARBLER:-A new .,

VlRGiNlA WARBLER: A new COLLECTION
~ ta,ro;is National Naval MsriaL Professional Co.y
N'i hnn'oons fah"te Sentimental cd and
bSt ssi'eb"n VI Songs ever pnbli-,.d ia
hasc and Minsr-y Odd nd
gives them uussanc--ths hrau of
To rraiy in many and eu;iyst, in
" song - ths mstn OF tie eo!-c;ion published
"a~ ey ". RANDOLPH q 20,
ape i2t Nj, -,
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Additional Supply OF New Spring and Sunme
DRY GOODS.

DRY GUUUS.
WE are now receiving and opening second
supply Of Gopis eainpris,n. MANY new and
bean;iiu sye+ purchased the pe..
soli nj wholesale retail moderate costa
part viii be found enumerated below:
hatra supeIfine printed Ia and Bare-rs
DO do black and second mourning 10
super French and Esrston GinIhan,s n Lawn.
Do black and white ud Ra.zlnne d,
Rich laced striped. and plaid Mullins
Plan braid, tucked, AMI broidered Robes
super pan and striped blue fancy eoourri Silks
10 FreEeh and Amere PRINTS. all prices
fr!n-i Jaeone.s, Lawn and Muslin Bingham,
Rich Hernarns and B1ege shawis M Ssans
do Lace, Polka, eni Satin striped DO
Neil shawls, Seaffs, aud Fancy q ,LdS.rchief,
Ladies black and white silk and cotton Hos.
Thread, ffr heh and i.- Edsings aid In-ennz,
Embroidered ivory. paper and a Pan.
Chain and -prai Gimp bonnet and cap Eiblauds
Hair, grass cloth, Victoria nd corded Skirts
Extra rich worked Coisrs AMI low preed
Long and short Mel Gloves and fingered Mns
Enbroderee henr,ehcd and ato bordercd Linen G uds.
superhnr IRISH shee'ins Irish Linen and Lawn
Table Daniask Napkins and brown aud b-aeh.J JgoiL,
prmi VciIs aud black snd white Hfts all qualities
super Wool blk Cloths and Cassisprret and fancy do
suiefhne n-dium and low priced DfiIinss
DfaP DC E;e Grape Camlst ard sutnmsr Cloths
satn' 'aientia, Narcotics, and J, ans yestinzs
Heavy kTsmlias Cotronadrs, and Jean.
Whb complete Of eooutd brown AMI m
mesiies all OF which will be- sold cheap for ca h
VALENTINE, BREEDEN 4 Co
nyo Broad street. sboeko- Hin
EhEsH HUrTEH.-2Q kegs Go-hen Butter IIe-h and
l. OF superior quality. just received for salc b.
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NEW RilOkS

IySHE Coaieies Of PinevJs Ssek<s q dsrs r<s.-.
se'dsn. and chstaetrrs ny ~ Asst-s sf -N.as
Coatshp. with - Illustrations. Prm~ VIZ
~ Pstf'ek- Eve or Th'-e Eras ~ LIE
By C.r<- Lsvsr Author 81 Chs A.. eos.l-,-
rWav~riy Se.e's for SO cent? hn wawsry Novel. b.
easspNseh IN vo at 80 e-Its ju<s re-sed esutains
wav-sy. Gny Mann.uz Aniia.. ass Rov Raj i, .f .s
-MOrtlliy- Al foe 50 eInt... - -
Ths OD.iss Tai. ay yrzr, a,o Nv cs.,.
Liver Author u CHARTS rss 80 ytie, M a,
Cheap Et,r "A nx11k RSs:inz ,d,u,,d IN .,s,v
ard caracry-<iih u hrr OF Comm. "A, "a.
Rev. Iaaser Bycroit. 4 n Is. krszL
The Baeh~s lsu< Yas~.r. i'm the a. NJ N,
laahtis Sent BY Geo. CnsS~A-ak. II. cent.
JuH f-ess.dby NASH u MipDH0sH
sp20 ~ NJ. -,
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS,
RECEUED By
priuher a. Morris.


NEW SCHOOL BOOKS,
RECEUED BY
Driuhcr a NORRIS.
srscHENBER rs SERIES.
iRSr BOOKS OF NATURAL HrsroRY. sshool. Coa-g--
l. El-mebIs OF Anatomy and Physiology
g Esnirnis Mammscxy Natural History of C.adJ.
EIr'neni. Of onih,Ey, the Natural History oC hid
t,n' 1t. Of heipeoy and ieh'syOgy. the Natural B,Oy
Elements Of coashosy Natural H.,oy Of Shell. anI
Aolu~ca.
O. Elements Of Entomology Natural =ory of Insects
:. Elements of H1tany. the Natural iIis'ory OfrspE
8 Eihes "f Geology The Natural History Ohe Eanh.
p This interesting sefrs Of books Ia. si,ady me, with tn
ss-pr In any ~os i.aui fs ~.
Aasrrsu ps,ss inrrOJuesd INTO s PuSle srs on P,mT
na ssi in nearly all The first srans in tss a.
States 40 "a
LICORICE.
III CAsEs MASS I.ICoRlCE, Tor sal- by
81 asss EDsoSD 4 DAVENPORT
4 OAR SUGAR, &c.
~ IS boxes wooh-y wOo.sy'.Lo Sugar
j. ees Cushed and Puyerined %
boxes Havana %
s. hh1s. Porto Rico Do Fosl.ty
ap7 wosTHAN. MeGRUDER d C6.
suGAns, coFrEE, nOIasst:s, &e.
RI HHDs ~ o. Sugar, part pna.e
50 do Superior 81 crO'I G n H. and fsvOur-d
as md. haad..'oe Porto Rico, pau strictly prime
500 bis NO. Mosssss. prime auiclr
Is boaes single Loaf Sugar
as whOes and hsf bstss %, wcolsey woohsy
as bags RIO Ooaes
sso iasoyn %
rs suPr lava d., parvery superior
so aaneabo DO, VERY Cd
IS " 81 Dominfodo
$50 bbis. Baltimore Whisky
100 Oh Rye, sesaE ,rfnets and Martss btaEi
so Applc Brardv
- hhts Batifn0fe Whisky
go kessNs's and Brid., assorted size
lSo tnt' sseeds Connify sud English Iron asso,tsd
Ancfcsn 81 stered Steel
" Poash Ph,rs
go hbd' very handsome MdHus Hseon
rs tisfces Grouga IsAster
i5a Sosc- ilur's Patent Candies
- Sprtm 90, q superior quaity.
VIII May oher seiss Gus ~ ~hh Ih,v.
N aor and am receiving Which low for - ., All.
factory pspss
sp3f WA ANDgasoN A.
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No ~ HiRPERS RIsLL-J w u1Nno, .,,s !.
~ o., have iar
Harper II nstraied gible, 81 No.
Life isy InProvsaior. thu Danish Of Han. Chr.
las Anderson, translated BY Mary IoNiti-ise
Pocket Edition Of James Ancient ssgme-2se
hhwek Csste. with other Poem by Fitz Green IIaIech
beautiful edition
Copants Dictionary Practical Neti-ine-nar, an ik
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SPRiNG AND SUMNER GOODS.
WE are now receiving farther supply cf
W Blue nrt and Iavsh- creen Closh-
Blue, BIS snd Fancy Riosed C-.uinsres
eie-esed ssd Browa Lineu Drin.
Piaid Litsa Drins
Pad AMI Fain Rpewn Iitens
efsss Lansa-, LISA IAnen-. bsowu nsn-..f s~
wApsW0ETB, TUsssa = co
"a Nan s.a,
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WOOD LAND NEAR RICHMOND.

'yNHE subscriber authorised to sell a well
Il ~ooied 'csei of Land Rr-is. Road nj
me- OF The eo'rossirn n h. might .ay el In,
an ro" the ,> NJ The WOOD. Tue ~ n.<hr hsrs III,
land To any drs's- al fsnry b ..kiss sf n-aa-
4, r s<rrfu
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VALUABLE LOTS
FOR SALE,

TESHE undersigned will offer for sale, on the
Y premises, on Saturday the 2lst dau O,
Juae neat. three several lots or parcels of land
situated few hundred yards west of Wood
stock, the property of Samuel Bare. deceased
|. That known as the Spring Hollow Lot,
containing FIVE ACRES, adjoining the land
recently owned by Jacob Haddle, deed. 2.
The FIVE ACRE LOT, lying between the
lands Of Jacob Kniesley and the Eff:nger place.
3. TEN ACRES, Or more, adjoining the last
named lot, attached to which is lot of we'll
timbered land. This lot will De divided, if ne
cessary, to suit purchasers. A detailed de-
scription Of these lots is deemed unnecessary
as they are well known in the neighborhood
The terms will be-One-third in hand, one,
third in nine, and one-third in eighteen months.
Sale to commence at o'clock, p NJ.
N. BARE, Admir- of S. Bare, decd.
MAY % 1S45
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YELLOW SPRINGS.

TAT BARE & j. BRANNER would re-
~ spectfully announce to the public, that
they have purchased the property known as the
YELLOW, or ORKNEY SPRINGS, and
- tina they are repairing the buildings
f@ & "a and erecting others on the premises,
sssssAA for tie accommodation of those who
-. -<ad desire to visit this pleasant water
ing place, for the benefit of their health and to
lnhale the pure, oracing mountain breezes.-
Their house will be well furnished, and their
table will at all times be supplied with the
choicest viands the country can afford. A good
Bar will also be kept Their stables are com
nedious, well provided with provender, and
an experienced ostler in attendance.
In fact, they will have every accommodation
and comfort to invite to this pleasant retreat all
seekers after health or pleasure, during the
warm summer months. They respectfully in
wife their friends to give them call. Board
ers will be comfortably accommodated upon the
rnost reasonable terms.
They will be prepared to receive visiters the
first of July next.
Nav 90 1SAS
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Stop ct headquarters!
LATEST ARRIVAL OF
Spring & SsaaisHEsea. Goods.

YaSHE subscriber having iiust returned from
FL the Philadelphia & Baltimore ma, k cts
calls the attention of the citizens of Wood
stock to his assortment of Spring and Sum.
mer Goods. which are now being opened at
his establishment. which were selected with
great care and attention. He therefore only
deems it necessary to State that his assort-
ment is extensive and general. and that he
will not be undersold By any other establish
ment in the county. All in search of bargains
viii DC we'll to call in-for this is the place
where they are to be had. His assortment
consists in pert of the following:
Sup. blue blk and invisible green cloths
Striped, Gg'd and fancy cassimeres, new stvle
Cut velvet, satin, silk and narselles vestngs
Sup. gatnetts of all colors and prices
Gambrocn, brown & bleached linen drilInps
Plaid and plain linens, new style
DO do tweed cassimeres
Plaid & striped drills gents silk s. satin scarfs
Blk 1t cravats gents kid, cot'n 8, beav. gloves
Satin stripe and French lace lawns
Worsted ba'zarines, silk warp aIpacas
Bingham lawns, Cleshnere de cusse
Blk mous'in de lain; earlston, Hamilton and
manchester ginghams; satin. striped & plain
iaconetts, plain and fig swiss musl:ns
Bishop lawns, Grape Isle, Irish linen
Blk and white hlonb nets. linen law1
Blk. fancy and striped prints, new style
Plaid handkerchief, Isle lace
Ladies' blk and cola kid gloves
six and pic nic gloves and mit,s
Thread and hobnett edgings and insertirrs
Bonnet & cap ribbons, feather & painted fans
Fancy dress hkfs: blue, pink. Blk s; whit grape
Blk wells, blk & cold cambrics, spool co,tons
Also. ladies braid and gimp honpets
Tortoise side combs; horn tuck do
Gents. fine boots. extra quality
Ladies kid, goat and seal shoes
Misses and childrens do
Gents purps-leghorn, palm & searrass hats
Candle wick, cotton yarn. osmaburg
Gotten 5attlng-Together with general
assortment of
HARDWARE,
QUEENS WARE,
A ID d LERY.
DRUGS & MEDICINES
e RIES. &c.
All kinds of country produce taken in ex.
change for goods as usual. The suhscriber
is thankful for the liberal patronage hereto,
fore extended to him. and will be haDnv to
receive their orders for the future.
apr" ~ 1919. r. WALTON
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GAs1sb j6eops,
ii Z r e D JED PRICES.

FEHfE subscriber has Just returned from
Il the North, where he has purchased a
New and Splendid Assortment of Seasona',e
GOODS, Of newest Styles and which he is now
opening at his store in w oodstock-such as
Plain and Balzarine Lawns. wcrsted Balza-
rnes; sc. Berage, &C., Mouslin de lain,
Silks, Bombazines, hernoes, sc. all of the
newest styles-both French, English and
American prints of various kinds and newest
styles, such as Polka Alpaca, Lawns. Sc
And variety of Ifs, Gloves, Hosiery,
Edgings. Bonnets, Ribbons. Lace, Hair pins,
Necklaces, Deeds, and other fancy articles to
suit the ladies. Please call and see for YOUR
selves.
For the Gentiemen-I have cloths, blue blk,
blue, nvls. green e5c.-plain plaid g striped
Observation-Disclosures of various kinds, striped
and plaid and drilled linen, tweed, sc. for
craftsmanship, worsted, and marseiies YES
tIngs-penitentiarv pads-3-4, "A aad GA
bleached and brown cottons--R Russia, cassi.
mere. palmleaf and legholn hats. of new
est styles-a fine assortment of ladies' and
gentiemen's shoes OF all sizes ard qualities
Hardware, queensware. groceries, S>c.-AH
OF which will be sold at q small advance on
cost for cash, or to punctual customers at six
months credit. J. C. KERN.
May g. 1915
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G1tssetR,,sso,. q j.asi.,esaa,|s.

TEyHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
Il between the undersigned, under the
name of SIBERT & DrNGEs, in The mercantile
business, was dissolved by mutual consent of
parties. IT therefore becomes necessary that
the accounts of the firm should forthwith be
closed by note or cash. The latter would be
preferred in order TO final settlement be-
tween them. Those concerned will please
give them a call, and settle their respective
accounts without delay.
JOHN SIBERT,
JACOB DlNGES.
January g, iS45.
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G. LOBE INN,
eALTTHrORE, wD

BALTIMORE, .sD
FHNiE subscriber begs leave to inform the
n public III general, that he has leased fer
term of years,-xTHE GLOBE TNE,
AT THE CORNER OF MARKtT AND HOWARD SIS.
Baltimore.
THIS commodous public house has recently
underground thorough--rcpair, and is pleasant
~ and iavoraby situated for men of business.
Inc terms are adapted 10 the pressure Of the
tunes; and every effort shall be made in regard
to washing, boarding ard attendance, 10 &C
commodate strangers and render his house q
pleasant home to all who may favor him with
Their patronage. Board One Dotiar per day.
JACOB BONN.
REFERENCES
-uessrs. 1ay'or g Son, D,,okely, Fesaton & Go.
Cols s. Hoscara. SeweH e Bauehey. Dapid
UAdeford. Lot Easey g Co CAnuacu
Brooks g Co GosneN and Berries Kemp s.
BacAey, Taylor 8. Keys.
Baltimore, June 6. 1S44-v
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Is USUAL

FUSiiE subscriber offers for sale good as
Il sorsnent of Dry Goods, Hardware.
Quee''sware. Shoes. Boots. an excellent selec
non OF Blocks Medicines, Paints, Dyestufs,
Jayne's, Hanee's &c.) Confectionery. Tobac-
co, Segars Stone and Potters' ware Glass of
All sizes-Frcsl, Garden Seeds just received
and many articles too tedious to mention
Cali for what you want, and any article called
ioT. if not on hand, can be purchased BIZ ore
of my family in Baltimore now, and sent on III
few e.aya. will sell every article as low 40
it can be had elsewhere. Produce taken in
exchange Tor goods. Reasonable credit viii
be given, and cash thankfully received.
JOHN G.. SCHMETT.
Et.brf,ory r.
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New Spring & Summer
x;Boops+

n SHE Subscribers take pleasure in informpr
X their friends and customers that the; ha, e
received their Spring and Summer Goods.
which were purchased with cash, and will he
sold at reduced prces-assuring those who
call, that good bargains viii be given. The
following is part of our supply
Wooi-dyed. black, invisible green and Blue
cloths; black and fancy cassimeres. sat;nets.
brown & striped linens dri)lings; silk. meri.
40, satin and marseilles vestings; black sum
mer cloth; Irish linens; summer wear If all
descriptions < at various prices; cambr;cs and
laconets: nets for caps, laces. etlpinas & nser
tings; cap and bonnet ribbons: gloves of all
kinds. mits. s5c.--New style goods for ladies
dresses Plaid harsge, ha'zarines. lawns.
French. manchester. esrlston and lawn gimp.
hams; silk warp alpaca, plain and striped silks
for dresses; corded and grass skirts. ladies'
dress hdkfs. cravats and points. linen cam.
brio hdkfs., silk and Gotten hosiery: n1a;n and
n5' SWISS musins, lace and bard iaconet,
musi'ns, fancy prints, black and white do silk
POCKET hdkfs, gentieAen's scarfs. ladies' ties
and cfavats, nankeens, ohec4 5. plaid cot'ons,
oshaourgs. arawn and blea ched cottons, palm
hats, mems boots and shoes. assortment of
shoes for ladies. etc.
Hardware, Qneensware, Paints, Dye
stuffs and Groceries.
And many other articles usually kept
In country stores.
we INVITE our friends TO examine orr stock,
ano see tor themselves, that goods will be
sold low for cash
We tender orr thanks for past favors, and
nope Tor continuance Of the same
FETzER < DiNGES.
April 10. l9A5.
N. B.-Ga,ntry Produce takeri,, exchange
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LANYARD FOR RENT.

sHE subscriber wishes to rent the Tan
= yard no@ in the possession Of Asr. Rict-
ard a. Clarke. and late the property Of Mr.
VIM Hotel, lying on Stony Creek, near Col
unhia Furnace. The situation is a most de
sirsble one and offers superior advantages to
any person wishinge to engage in the Tan
yard business. The appertenances of the
yard are IN good repair, and there are good
Dwelling Barn and other necessary buildings
on the premises; and also fine Garden. :
Perons DESTROYS of renting, whuld do well to
examine the premises. Possession will be
given the first Of September. In my absence,
Mfr. Jacob Lantz will give any information
desired ANDREW T. HupP.
May IS i845-tf
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EaYNE'S C.ARMIN1IYVE B.2LS.9M--
~ Is certain, safe and effectua! remedy for
Dysentery, Diarrhea, or Looseness, Cholera
Morbus, SUMMER COMPLAINT, Colo,
Gripping Pains, Sour Stomach. Sick and Ner-
vous Headache. Heartburn, Waterbrasl, Pain
or Sickness OF the Stomach. Vomiting, Spit
ting up ct Food after Eating, Want of Appe.
tte, Restiessness and Inability to sleep, Wind
N the Stomach and Bowels, Mysteries, Melan
choly and Lowness of Spirits, and for all Bow.
ell Affections and Nervous Diseases. For sale
by DIR. John g. Schm;tt, Woodstock. Va.
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HENRY T. FRYE.
ABRAHAM w. FRYE,
REM A MIN p. FRYE.
1914 ~
HurTah for Texas and Oresoa!
August the Is. lo44.-tf

Extra Pete Euer on the Wmg!'
Collector, Constable, Auctioneer, &c.
DIETER HOSHOUR, Jr., will diligently
IL and faithfully attend to the collection of
debts throughout the county, in his capacity as
collector, upon reasonable terms, and to all Off
cial business within the bounds OF precinct Mol
Auctioneering of every description conducted
upon the most approved style. In his absence
from town, persons desirous Of entrusting
claims to him, may deposite them with Joseph
H. Clover, or Samuel Rinker, proprietor of
the Temperance House, either of whom are
authorised to execute receipts in my name.
Inclined to be exceedingly accommodating.
all persons having PAPER to dispose of. will
meet with liberal advances and small discounts
by calling on their most obedient and humble
servant, EXTRA PETE
Woodstock, April "a, 1916.