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GOODBYE.

Farewell! farewell! is often heard,
From the lips Of those who part;
'ym whispered tone--'tis gentle word,
But il springs not from the heart.
II may serve for the lovers closing lay,
To be sung meath a summer sky;
But give me the quivcring lips that say
The honest words-"Good- bye"
Adicu. adicu may greet the ear,
In the guise Of conrtly speech;
But when VIC leave the kind and dear,
It's not what the soul would teach
When'er we grasp the hands OF those
We woeld have forever nigh,
The flame Of friendship bursts and CLOVIS
In the w arm frank words
The mother sending forth her Child
TO meet with cares and strife,
Breatbes tbro' her tears, her doub Is and Fears
For the loved ones future life.
No cold "adicus,' no ''farcwclP' lives
Within her closing sigh
But the deepest tkrob of anguish gives,
"God bless the boy, Good-byc!'
Co: watch the pale aud dying one.
When the glance has lost its beam;
When the brow is cold as the marble stonc
And the world is passing dream;
And the last pressure of the hand,
The look Of the closing eye,
Yield what the world must understand,
long-a last--''Good-byc -
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FROM THE wAsHINoroN uSIoN.
INTERESTING FROM THE ARMY.

Late letters have just been received at Washing
ton from the army, down to the 9TH of January
from Victoria, in Mexico They state that Briea
der Zen. Quitman had, on the 10Th of December
occupied the city Of Victoria, the capitol of the
State of Tamaulipas The enemy had a BODY of
some l 500 cavalry in the town with its advanced
picket at Santa Eugracie but it fell back as Gen.
t9ultman approached, and is understood to be now
at Jaumare, in the direction of lula. At lula.
there is strong division of observation under the
command of Gen. Valencia.
An examination of the mountain pass leading TO
lula, shows that it is entirely impractcable for ar
tillery or wagons. Such is also believed 10 be the
character of the Santa Barbara pass, which opens
in the direction Of Tampco.
General Taylor arrived at Victoria with the di-
vision OF Brig. Gen. Twiggs on the 18th of Janua-
Ty, and was joined on the same day by the force
winch Major Gen. Patterson conducted from Mata-
moras. The force then collected at Victoria is
more than 5000 strong, in excellent health, and in
capital condition for service.
1t was there unofficially known that Gen. Scott
was then In the country under orders from the poy-
ernment Gen. Taylor would probably remain at
Victoria until he should hear from Gen. Scott and
determine what disposition to make of the troops
The reconnaissance Of the mountain passes lead
ing to Labradores was completely successful so far
as to determine the character of the routes, Sc
IL Is with regret we learn that the return of the
party to LlnareS, the escort attacked in diff
cult pass OF the mountain, and the baggage and ten
men OF the rear guard cut off 1t is yet hoped that
the rear guard have effected their escape, and may
yet regain the army. The officer and non-com-
missioned officer of the rear guard are in arrest,
and the former under charges. No blame can posi-
bly, attach to Lieut.. Colonel May, who commanded
the escort, for this unfortunate occurrence.
newspapers had been received from the city of
Mexico to the 10Th of December, at which date
The Congress had taken no action in regard to the
war or the election of President The country
seems to be (says one of the leters) in very dis.
tracted condition, and the tone OF the public press
more responding than heretofore.
letter has also been received from Tampico.
stating that the writer had Just arrived from Ia
rnaulipas, where he left Gen1 Taylor, Gent. Pat
terson, Gen'. Pillow and Gen'L Quitman. with
their various commands, amounting to six thousand
men. He had very hazardous and fatiruino trim
from Victoria to Tampico, and had to pass the line
of the Mexican cavalry twice on the road He re-
ports large force of the Mexicans at lula. (be
tween which and Victoria there is an almost impass
able range Of mountains,) under the command Of
Generals Valencia, Urea, Fernandez, Romero
!il,oroarre, and Monte Negro, amounting TO eight
thousand men,
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VIRGINIA, To wit:


A Il a County Court of Augusta, held at the
"A Court House Of said County on Monday the
2Sth day of December, 1876
James PGage and Thomas Wilson, and Eliza is
wiie-Plainnhs,
- AGAINST
Thomas c. Poagc, Robert q. poage, Cyrus Poayc,
John IL. Poage, Matthew Wilson, jr., and Jane
his wife and olhers-Defendans
IN CHANCERY
This day came the Plaintiffs, by their attorney
and filed their bill against the Defendants, and on
motion John A. Davidson is appointed guardian
ad Item for the infant children of Ann Scott. and
George w. Mowry is appointed guardian nd Hten.
for the infant children of Elizabeth Jane Mowry.
decd, and II appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that the defendants Thomas e.. Poage Ro-
bert &. Poage. and Cyrus Poage, are not inhabitants
of this Commonwealth: and they not having enter
ed their appearance and given security according TO
the Act of Assembly, and the Rules Of this Court
on motion of the Plaintiffs by their attorney, il is
ordered that said Thomas G.. Poage, Robert G..
Poage and Cyrus Poage, appear here on the fourth
Monday OF March next and answer the Plaintiffs
bill, and that copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted for two months in some newspaper published
in the town Of Staunton, and that another copy
thereof be posted at the front door of the Cour,
House of Augusta County.
Copv-Teste.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clerk.
Ianuary ISIr
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EDUCATION NOTICE.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
NJ A r RIED,

On Thursday last, by the Rev. 7. T. Casticman,
Mr.. WILLIAM GnovE TO Miss RESEccA EcxLE, both
Of this town.
On the evening Of the 4th nst by the Rev. Wm
Brown, MIR CASPER CorNER, jr., TO Miss MARY JANE,
daughter oil Mr. John "A. Patterson, all OF Augusta
ty.
On Tuesday the End inst, by the Rev. J. hardwood,
Rev. JoHN REuBusu, of Staunton Circuit u B. c.. TO
Miss SARAH CATHARINE, daughter Of MIR. Samuel
Paul. of Rockingham.
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TR i ST SALE,

Rf virtue of Deed of trust executed TO the
subscriber by WIN. Sproul on the 9th day of
November, l646, and duly recorded in the Clerk s
Office of the County Court of Augusta, shall, on
Wednesday the Bird day of March next, at the re-
sidcnce of the said Sproul, proceed to sell for cash,
to the highest bidder, the following personal pro-
perty, to wit, Bay Horse foar gears old, | Ban
Mare sic gears old, Sorrei Horse ten gears old,
l So'rcl Mare fifteen gears old, Sorrel Colt
one gear old, Bay Mare fire gears oid, | Black
Mare, Waggon and Harness, 2 big Ploughs, 9
Slsoret Ptoughs, Head Of Cattle, 200 Bushels of
Corn, and 100 Bushels Of Oats
Acting as trustee will only convey such title as is
vested in me.
MOSES III. McCUE, Trustee.
February II lS47.
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y Caroline IT,dfer, DO,
5 Cffron Uidfer, do,
: Ndsfurfiu,a,
3 Early .Siicer .Skin'd Onion,
{ Jphite Portugal, do,
5 Large Dark Red, do,
5 YeiiO,o Dutch, do,
: Long Dutch ParsniP
: Edriy Dtcdyf Peas,
{ Keen's Seedlings, do,
) Early Udrscich, do,
: Early Washington, do,
Z Early Frame, do,
s Bishops En'iy Dpdrf do,
s knighfs Fail Dfarr0,c do,
; D,cdrf tci,ite Mar''fdt, do,
: Giants MdyrO,c, do,
{ Siceet Spanish Pepper,
s Yeii0ic Pumpkin,
s Early French SET. Radish,
: Early SET. Short Top, do,
Cherry I'Unip. do,
, Early Jphite INynip, do,
Rheu6arb, Satisfy.
Summer Bush Squash.
Vegetable Maroon. do,
Large Red Tomato,
Large Ycii0,c, DO,
Early S'so,cbaiI IiTnip,
YeiiOtc, do, lido,
Early Uhite Garden Stone
Long Id'Idrd, do,
OhIa.
Also, a great cartefy Of
>FL OVER SEEDS.
1917.
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BOOKS! BOOKS!.
ROBERT COWAN.

III AS Just received from the Presbyterian Board
OF Publication a largo number of its pubIica-
tlons, among which are the following Life of
Knox; Scott's Force Of Truth; Destruction of Je-
Iosalem; Life Of Andrew Melville Pleasures of
Religion; Way VI Salvation; Saints Encourage
ment; History Of the inquisition Religious Ex-
perlence McCrie's Reformation in Italy; Travels
in North India, by the Rev. John G.. I0wric An
nails OF the Prosecutions in Scotland; Keith on the
Prophecies; Lives OF the Reformers Doddrige's
Rise and Progress, Sc. SC.
Staunton, February a, 1S47.
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TAKE NOTICE.

A IL those who hold receipts Of Alexander La
porte, as constable of the Calfpasture District
from June 1913, until June lS45, are hereby mott
fled to meet the undersigned at John Pryde's (}uf
ialo Gap.) Saturday the 9th Of the present
month, (February,) where arrangements will be
made to settle those claims without cost or trouble.
ALEXANDER LAPORTE,
WILLIAM III. LANCE.
February 4. 1917
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bOiiS iSittu-
Early trhite Cluster Beans
Whife Kidney. do,
YeuOc Str Dpeeks, do,
Early Mohdtck. de-,
Large IThite Lime, do,
Long Blood Beet,
Hhtfe St,gor, do,
EARLY Red Scarcity, do,
French Yelio,c Sugar, do.
Early York Cabbage,
Royal D,cayJ, DO,
Early Dufch, do,
Early Sugar LoV, do,
Large Early York, DO,
Fiat or Lo,c Dutch, do,
Late Drumhcdd. do,
Long Orange Carrot,
Blood Red, do,
Late Dutch Cduiifo,rer,
Uhite Solid Celery,
Early Frame CncUmJer,
Early Green Cluster. do,
Long Green Turkey, do,
Long Green Soufhgate do,
Small Gherkin, do,
Purple Egg Plant,
Early Silccid Lettuce,
Royal Cabbage, do,
Green Cifron Melon,
Pine AT,pie, do,
Nutmeg, do,
Large Cdnteiope, do,
POmegrdnafe, do,
Skiilman's Nettied, do,
Long Island ITafer, do,
Staunton. February 4
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.NSgrO EE0m,0u for SAFE.

Negro Woman for Safe.
WISH TO sell at private sale LIKELY
NEGRO WOMAN, belonging to the Estate
of Jacob Ieas, esq, decd, remarkably stout and
healthy, is an excellent Cook. Washer, &C..
about "a or 50 years of age. The purchaser may
have the privilege Of retaining the principal OF The
purchase money during the life time OF Mrs Leas;
by paying the interest annually
WASHINGTON SNNOOPE,
Ex'r Of Jacob Leas, decd
December 81. 1916
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'RESTAURATEUR.
->eceee~
% VS. ~ u a S.
HAM AND EGGS.
lG0TN u ID u G. g S
AND
FRESH VENISON,
300
SNACKS OF all kinds furnished from s O'Clock
~ A. NJ, until IL O'Clock p NJ
OCTAVIA l.. GEIGER.
Staunton, January %, 1S47.

A Il an intermediate adjourned Term of the Cir
A cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
Augusta County, at the Courthouse thereof, ON
Friday the 9Th of January, 1917
Joseph Mayo, admir-. de bonis non Of Ninian Min
zies, decd, and of James Todd, dec'd.-Pain's
AGAINST
Samuel Clarke, Trustee of Sampson Mathews
decd, and the heirs of the said Sampson Ma
thews, decd, and Joel f.. Mathews, admir-. de
bonis non, with the will annexed of George Ma
thews, decd. and as executor also of Charles L.
Mathews, decd, and other Defendants.
This cause came on to be heard by consent of
parties this 9Th day of January, 1917, on the bills
answers, exhibits, dispositions and report of Com
missioner Japp, and was argued by counsel On
consideration whereof the Court is of opinion that
this cause Is not now in condition in which de-
cree can be pronounced, that II is necessary and
proper that the creditors named in the Deed OF
Trust executed by Sampson Mathews to Alexan-
der Nelson, bearing date on the 2lst day Of Octo-
Der, 1875, and the creditors named in the Deed of
Trust executed by the said Sampson Mathews to
Samuel Clarke and Jacob Kinney, bearing date the
18th day of November, 1876, both of which deeds
are filed as exhibits in this cause, should be made
parties defendant in the same-doh adjudge, order
and decree that eave be given TO the Plaintiifto
file supplemental bill, making the creditors or
their representatives, provided for by the said deeds,
parties defendant, and doth further order and decree
that the cause be referred to Master Commissioner
Iiendren, to take an account showing
LIST. Which, if any, of the debts provided for in
said deeds. have been paid, when paid, and the a
mount paid.
I'd A statement Of the debts intended 10 he Sc
cured by such deeds which have not been paid, and
the amount of the same.
And the said Commissioner is authorized TO make
any other statement deemed pertinent by himself or
required by the parties TO be made and to proceed
in the execution of the decree after having publish
ed in some newspaper printed in the town Of Staun-
ton for two months successfully, notice Of the time
and place of his proceedings to take said accounts,
and calling on the creditors provided for in said
deeds, TO present and assert their claims if any they
have, to the said Trust fund, and said Commissioner
is requested to make report Of his proceedings,
der this decree.
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=, NC we learn from the Raleigh Register, that
the North Carolina regiment is now complete and
ready Tor the field. The Register says that the
much afraid of being left out that thew Knocked
up his Exceliency the Governor Al O'Clock in the
morning TO get their commissions.
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TO CONTRACTORS,

TG'EN miles Of the Free Road 10 let, on the first
day Of March next. at the house John pryde,
beginning at Buffalo Gap 'raverh.) Sealed pro-
posals will be received. Persons wishing to exam.
inc the location, will be shownit by John Pryde of
Alexander Crawford.
TIE COMMITTEE
january %. 1874
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MEXICAN CONGRESS.

ihe onion still says there is no authority for the
continual fpmors in the Northern papers that the
treat for peace.
The same paper contains intellioonce NV g, lotto,
from TamPlco, that Gems. Taylor. Patterson ONT.
man and Pillow, are all at Victoria with civ tbo,,-
sand men, and that force Of 900 Mey;cans is .,
lula, (between which and Victoria there is an Al.
most impossible range Of mountains under Gems
Valencia, Urea and others.
The Union asserts in positive terms that Gcnor
al Gaines is the person TO whom Gen. Taylor adj.
dressed his late letter
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Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MONDAY, February

On motion Of Mr.. Shelley,
Resolved, That the Committee on Agriculture,
Sc, enquire into the expedency of bringing in a
bill provide for the inspection Of flour in the town
Of Staunton.
Mr.. Shcffey, from the Committee on Lunatic
Asyums, presented bill providing for the enlarge
saeat of the Western Lunatic Asylum
On motion of Mr.. Fox,
Resolved, That the Committee for Courts of
Justice be instructed examine the 9th section of
the act entitled act TO reduce into one the sever
al acts and parts of acts concerning the county and
other inferior courts, and the jurisdiction of justices
of the peace within this Commonwealth passed
March I'd, 1919; and also examine the act entitled
an act concerning executions and new trials in cases
upon warrants, passed March 9th, 1910; and if, in
their opinion, Legislation is necessary the subjects
therein set forth
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TIL f. Nj A r X d rs.
RICHMOND MARKETS, FEB. 4.

FLouR-Sales at Sc 25-some ask Sc so.
WHEAT-l25 to Soc. per bushel
CORN--Com so cts.
OATs-30 35 cents--in demand
PRoyIsIoNs-BAcoN Smithield and City Gu
red, new, cts; Joles cents g. cts. Hams
10 cis.--od Western Sides, 81 cts. /; Should
ers, z az cents LARD Ia 9lc-scarce and want
cd.
CATTLE-For Cattle from the scales, gross
weight, 81 5Oa 90; nett sac CO., according to
quality MUTToN: So $4-scarce and in de-
mand. Hoes: Live s. 50 wholesale-$6 retail
CoTTON--9a 10 cents per b.
COTTON YARNs-Richmond and Manchester
lFactory prices) Nos A to IL, Is cents Nos
II to Is, 10 cents.
RIcE-New crop, a. d. cents per h.
SALT--Sl 90 from wharf; ST. 60 from store.
WHIsKEY-Bbls. 2Sc. ; hhds. % cents.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

CDIIU NDVI IUIk,
RY virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me
~ by Franklin Il. Geiger, and of record in the
Clerks Office OF the county Court of Augusta, shall
on the first day of February Court (being the 22nd
instantly in the town of Staunton, offer for sale at
auction to the highest bidder, the remainder of the
Stock Of Goods of said Geiger. Terms at sale.
Sale to continue from day to day till finished
BREEZE JOHNSON, Trustee.
Eehrmary =. 1S11
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4 copy-Testc,

n. Q. KINNEY, c. c.
The parties interested are hereby inform
ed that have appointed Thursday, the lst day of
April next for the purpose Of executing the forego-
ing decreta order, at which time they are required
to attend at my office in the town of Stanntun,
prepared to render account of their claims and
liabilities in obedience to the decree.
J. n. I1ENDREN, Master Conl'r
January Dist iSIT
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ONE CENT REWARD,
BRANDRETH'S PILLS,

THE BRANDRETH PILLs-The Brandreth Pills
l. give STRENGTH for wcakncss-they liked best
by those who have taken the OF them. DIR. Bran
dreth can give personal reference thousands who
have been restored from bed of sickness by their
when every othermcans had proved entirely unavail-
ing These cases ntnualiy occurring in this city
and in part of the Union Get Brandrchs Pills
you are NOT perfectly healthy and they will restore
you-because they cxpel those humors which are the
cause OF mpurity OF the blood and the time the
body is strengthened by the operation of this most
Cellent dicin
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1897 &C RE S.

The "Home Tract adjoining the Swanll Tract
contains
i39. ACRES.
On both of these Tracts there are various and cost
iy Improvements. The land is Of excellent quality,
all know who are acquainted with the Naked
Creek Lands. These Tracts will be divided so as
10 suit purchasers, and indspueble title will be
made.
am determined to sell. and invite all who wish
to purchase good land to attend on the premises on
the 10Th day Of February next, when the Lands,
with a variety of Personal Property, will be expos
cd to the highest bidder.
The terms, which will be accommodating, will
be made known on the day of sale
Amongst the personal property to be sold, shalt
offer about 81 Head of Hogs and 500 Bushels Of
Corn. JACOB IAMR
January %, 1S47.
0T;- The Rockingham Register will insert until day
OF sale, and charge j. Lamb.
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BOOASi BOOKS

'BNHE Kitchen and Fruit Gardner. % cents
The Complete Florist % cents The Com
plete Cook, % cents; The Complete Confection-
er, % cents Domestic Cookery, % cents 200
Receipts for French Cookery, by Miss Leslie
Napoleon and his Marshalls, by j. Il. Headley ;
just received and for sale by
ROBERT COWAN.
Stanton, Feb 4. 1S47
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DAGUERREOTYpE LIKENESSES
CHARLES =. HAMILTON,

Ee ESP r. CTFU LILY informs the citizens of
Staunon and its vicinity. that he has taken
rooms one door above C. G.. Lewis's residence, up
stairs, where lie is prepared to execute
DagmcrTcOtypc Portraits.
in the most superior manner, with all the latest and
important improvements. The subscriber from his
long experience in the art, (having had room in
Richmond for the last Is months.) fatters himself
that he is capable of taking them in manner that
has never been equalled in Staunon. He has now
in his room several licensees of well known GEN
tlemen of the City of Richmond, which the public
are respectfully invited TO call and examine assur-
ing all those who will patronzc him that he will
execute l1kenesses in a manner which cannot be
eXcelled In either Northern or Southern Cities
Parents DESTROYS of having children's llkencsses
taken, will please call, asthey seldom have to sit
more than once or twice, and not half dozen or
more times as is generally the case with operators.
The subscriber has got light which is peculiarly
adapted to tbeakjhg of children's lkenesses. All
likenesses cooped il, a superior manner thus add
ing 20 the miniature Ic-like appearance, which
can defy the most eminent painters to initiate
Likenesses warranted perfect in every respect and
never to fade or rub off.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited to
call at the rooms where specimens can at all times
be seem Entrance at the alley. G.. ELL
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2 U BL &c S Al e.

WILL offer for sale my two Tracts of Land
lying and being in the County of Augusta, on
the head waters of Naked Creek. The Swami
Tract" contains
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Family EvOsa1'.

lust received, three Boxes Of Coarse Boots
- one for Boys. Also, Dye-Stuifs, Hops, &c.
January Is, tS47. u. MAY.
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TUESDAY, February 2
Mr.. Davis, from the Committee of Agriculture
and Manufactures, reported bill TO establish flour
inspection in the town of Stanton.
Mr.. Tate, from the Committee on Lunatic Asy-
lums, reported the following bills
bill providing that the fiscal year Of the East
ern Lunatic Asylum shall commence on the istof
October annually.
bill respecting the Lunatic Asylums of the
Commonwealth
bill providing further for the admission of
insane persons into the Lunatic Asyums of the
Commonwealth
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THURSDAY, February 4.

THURSDAY, February 4.
Mr.. Shelley offered the following Resolved,
That leave be given to bring in bill providing for
change of the prescribed route for the extension
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad through Vr-
ginia to the city of Wheeling.
MIR. Hunter moved to lay this resolution on the
table, but before acting upon this motion, the hour
arriving for the consideration of the order of the
day, the House postponed the Scotsville road bill
appointed the order of the day for to-day and pro-
ceeded b the consideration Of the remaining order
the bill to incorporate the Potomac and Ohio Rail
road Company.
Mr.. Scott continued and concluded his argument,
when
On motion of Mr.. STROLLER the House adjourned
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BALTIMORE MARKET. FEB. 5

BALTIMORE MARKET, FEB. s.
FLoUR-$5 ST. Sc. WHEAT l6 2Oc.
Corn MEAL.-Kiln dried S.. per Dbl.
CoRN-9O a 95 cts.--RYE rs cents
CATTLE-$2 81 !. So so per 100 lbs. on the
hoof, equal to 81 62s Sc rs nett The average
rate of sales is about 81 rs.
HoGs-The last sales made at So so So 62A.
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BEWARE OF coUNTERFEITs

The genuine Brandrcth Pills can be obtained at The
following places:
William Kyle. stanton; w. w King, Waynesbo-
rough; William ii. Bell, Churchvillc; p. A. Heiskcll,
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs J. II. Cyrcle, Par.
nassus; H. Messersmith, Mt. Scion; Tyre NIaupin,
Mt Sidney James Nj. S,out, New Hope; ID. & W.
Whitmore, Mt Meridian; b: F.. Graham, Grccnyic ;
Jas. S. Guy, Decrfcld McGufin & Co, Midway !:
Col W. H. Allen, Green Valley, Bath Co; John IT,
Dickinson, Marlborough Springs; Crawford, & Co.
Warm Springs, and Henry Miller, Cedar Creek
February |, lS47.