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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-17
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A n ACCOUNT or THE ORGANlzA
"A. TION or THE UNITED STATE
with Biographies of Distinguished Officers q.
al grades. l.y Fayete Isobinsos; late a
Lieutenant OF the e S Army. Eh,t3ef.is.ied
with thilty>slx authentic portraits
This look has been prepared 10 meet {,
want that has hecoine NeN generally felt
The movements OF the Army are ut ts ,lnlt
the movements OF the Nstos,. Whatever di.
versitv of opinion there may fre as to the or.
gin of the prcsen: war, there is no one indIi
terem AS TO tie result. All look with eager
ness to tlFe earliest intelligence from The seat
of war Ia Il desire to know exactly whr j,
gong ont The accounts published in ul
papers alie net only hasty ana imperfect, bu
are NECESSARILY te a ga,es1 extent technical ant
proies 'ional. ale actual organ cation Of til,
army IS so little known, that lis mo, en,enls.
are not half compIchcns'ed ty Tie generaIits
Of readers. The object Of she present pub
iicat Oh is losupplv this des;leraten. 1h,
reader Of these volumes will be put IN pos
session of tie KEY 20 the full and complete
compreheis ms Of tie various military opel-
! atiol.s recoa,.cd in the Journals at the day =
lie ill have the only authent C mi well iii
gcsto d accounts b retofore g wen OF the pre-
v3nus history OF those gaba'k Ulcers " no az
now Winning ior themselves fresh l,uirels On
the , aims Of ,lexicc. The book, IN snort, is
absolutely necessary to any one WHO would
appreciate properly the character and merits
OF tie various officers, or comprehend rcadt
~ the published accossat OF their move neths
tits embeiiished with the following authen
TIC PORTRAITS:
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NOTICES BY THE PRESS.

NO I1CES BY THE PRESS H
1t is we'll and carefully written, and the
facts and data have evidently been carefully
collected aad authenticated. The bo.k fills
vacuum n, our matte nal literature, and at
this time will be found s..gularly acceptable
II enn silvani;ta. ~ = 49,.
This 5oox fs well arranged throughout,
and embraces an immense mass ofyaluaDle in.
formation.'-[Sat Cleaner.
'The work IS well and easily written. and
evid' noes the pen Of a ready and practica,
thinker, Esprit of the Times.
; ',The information comprised in these two
volumes respecting the organization of the
Amy, peculiarly iae:.estMg at the present
time; is contained in no other work adapted
for porular circulation. Mr.. Robinson writes
in aowing and graceful style IN y.
Jour. Cam. .}''-
sOf all the books that have appeared re
l,ting TO our army and its officers, the pres
ent elegant volumes are by far the b-st.'--
Preston Pos.
The book before us is exactly what ii
should be. We should no. omit ,forit is wor-
thy Of remark, to speak Of the stvle of this
production, for it is concise, sraplic and
pure. we conmend It cordially to oar sea
defs II Boston Times. 1907 @
srhe portraits are valuable feature; the
biographies are succinct. the style is clear
and Sowing. aud the book good one ,oa
those who delight in pictures Of strife and ax.
ring.'-[N. Y. Tribune t 1 81
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PAUE'S UNION HOTEL,
WINCHESTER, "a.

rs again in his own possession. and directly
il under his'car and supervision, lie asks
the return of h.s many kind friends and pas
irons, also, share of the patronage the
public generally. whose interest it is to sus-
ain the J,ioa His tables shall be amply
supplied with the best OF our Valley, pro
ducts aud in .es cry respect comfort and p'en.
ty will constantly, be tossmd. All stages VIII
call at the door for the accommodation OF
passengers. Inn , etff
Charges moderate, baggage conveyed to
and from Rail Road ayithout any expense to
owners. ISAAC PAUL.
Jan. 90, l848. Pm. +f. 20" t'5+ e..
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LAND FOR SALE.

"II.L be sold at public safe, by consent
w of the heirs, to the highest bidder, on
the premises, on tie 25tA inst, the VALUA-
BILE FARM of the late T'hos Nice ord. decd,
situated and being in :he county of Shenan
doah, about three miles south of Woodstock,
one mile east Of the Valley Turnpike Road,
and Immediately on the Shenandoah River,
containing 2O8 Acres, more or less-70 acres
of which is river bottom Of superior quality
and in g fine state Of cultivation for the grow
ing of wheat com, &c, and -: acres of up
land, some Of which is well set in clover, and
the whole in excellent cultivation. The res
ilue is well timbered and OF excellent soil
There are upon the premises two Dwelling
Houses, one of which is two stories, with a
Kitchen attached, and wei! of never failing
water within twenty yards of the house; barn,
smokehouse, courthouse, and other outhouses;
an orcard containing a variety OF excellent
fruit tees. a further description is deemed
unnecessary, as persons wishing to purchase
can call upon either of the subscribers, liy-
ing on the premises, who will shew the same
Terms-One third of the purchase money in
sixty days, and the balance in three equal an
nuai payments from the day of sale. Posses
sion given the FIRST day OF April.
SAMUEL McCORD,
ROBERT McCoRD,
EVEI.lNE MoCoRD,
N NJ. HOFFMAN.
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vk,nE -NEaLfNG oAaTMENT

ykNHE -NzFaL&NSs OHaTMENT
Il being externally applied, exeris pow,
er IN opening the pores which no other medi-
cine known IS capable OF doing, and hence
the great Multitude of astonishing cures, OF
the It Diseases, which il has effected. 1t
VIII be fauad lie most useful as well as the
cheapest ifs4,ils Medicine in the world. l
have used ii for the aast fourteen years with
success which la, no parallel, for all diseases
Of the CHrsr, CoSsUNprioN, LIVER CoMFLIN9
and the most dangerous ofinternal aAd extere
nal malalies BY removing checked persp-
r,ipn, It ncTer fails to c,ne l3heumatism,P Pie,
Burns, sscaltls. Bowel compliant. Dysp Psia,
and fiis of all kinds 71J
For sale by q SCtiMITT, Woodstock
p MACHlR, strasbnrg. (Dec 3, AZ y
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EXHIBITION.

IN he EUefing Of the 22d Of February,
,he Students Of the Woodstock Academy
oy,1he consent and approbatim of the Prnci
PAL contemplate having an Exhibition, when
:, number of Interesting speeches will be de
claimed 947
at.sa PROGRAMME.
l. James A. B. Hih-Address to the Amer
lean soldiers at the battle of Bunker HILL by
Purport.
2. Theophilus Ou-Speci,nen of the elo
quenee OF James Otis-fhe Rebels.
. Nallam Trout-America.
4. Abraham B. Mi1ler-T.x,ract from
speech on the character OF Washington, -
Goodridge
5. James H Williams-Extract from a
speech of Patrick Henry, in the convention of
the delegates Of Virginia. ITS.
.. Luther II. Ott-Extract from an Eulogy
or the death Of Washington, by Chief Justice
Marshall.
I. George w. Marruder Happy conse-
quences of American Independence
s. Robert Fl. Koon,z-Ihe last man, by
Campbell.
9. Isaac NJ. samuels- Character of Wash
ington-P Philips -......
10. John T. Loveil-Extract from G speech
of Mr.. Everett.
II. David TT. Walton-Enlogy on the
death Of IT, H. Menefee. By MARSHALL.
- George H. Dinges- Description of the
battle of Waterloo. t.-..,..
49, Thomas J. Rinker-Venerable Men.
After which, the Rev. Mr. Briuell will ia
vor the audience with an address. The citi-
Gems are respectfully invited 10 attend.
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Notice.
= 3 3 g s
Feb 1o-pd

A Ii persons indebted to the subscriber,
IA either by note or open account, ARE here
by informed that his books and papers ;ele in
the hands of James G. Fravel, who will at
tend to settling the same. They are also no.
tilted, that unless the claims are paid on or
before the first day of May next, the claims
will be placed in the hands of an officer for
collection. without respect to persons. u"
Feb 40 SAMUEL RlNKER.
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81 Access,

more or less. .4 .-iit
The terms as prescribed by said decree of
court, are-One- of the purchase money
to be paid in. three months from the day OF
sale, one. third in nine months. and the re.
naming third in eighteen months; the pur7
chaser to give bond and approved security for
the first instalment; and bonds with a deed
of trust on said property to secure the defer
red purchase money. Sale to commence a:
10 O'Clock, NJ. JACOB LAN1Z,
Feb 10-S2 SO Spell Commissioner.
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NOTICE.

At a court held fer the county of Shenandoah
on Monday the sth day of February, 1917
nRbERED, That The clerk cause to be
" published in the Sentinel of the Valley
an order respecting the Levy Court, which,
is fixed at the Mag Term, and that the court
will allow no claims dlaless presented at said
Levy Court. A copy-Teste,
SAMUEL, G. WILLIAMS, csc
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YIRGINI \, TO WIFI .-i.4s
At rules held in the clerk s Office of the coun
ty court Of Shenandoah, for the month OF
Dece4aber 1847-John Bowers and John
Weaver, plaintiffs AGAINST Joshua Shelfig
and - his wife and others defendants
IN rYANCERY. p. zr
YEyHE defendants. Joshua sl.erfig and -
8 his wife,not having entered their appear.
ance and given security, according TO the act
Of assembly and the rules OF this court, and it
appearing By satisfactory evidence that obey
are not Inhabitants Of This countrv-Ir IS OR
nERED, That they appear here, at rules TO be
held therein on the first Monday in Marca
next, and answer tie bill Of the plaintiffs, and
that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in Woodstock.
for two months successfully, and posted at the
front door of the court house in HE said town
Of Woodstock. a copy--Teste, III.
Jan E, AZ S C WILLIAMS, csc
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expressive Of the views of this meet
ing, relative to the policy of the promi-
nent measures Of the present Admin
istlation.
Wherenpon Andrew F. Grayson, f.
w. Wood, ]. Baker, John H. Roads,
and Peter Price, were appointed said
committee, who retired, and after some
time, reported The following resolu-
ions, which were submitted to the
meeting, and on motion were unani-
mously adopted.
Resolved, That the efforts of Presi-
dent Polk and his Administration TO
sustain and vindisate the rights and
honor of the country in the war With
Mexico, meet our approval and unqnal.
lied appreciation.
ResolUed, That Mexico By her wan
ton and outrageous acts Of aggression
upon our commerce, seizure and cor.
hsca,ion Of our property, ianprison-
ment Of our citizens, without gust
cause, and refusal TO render satisfac-
ton, gave Our government just cause Of
war long since.
Resolved, That the war With Mex
ico is jus; she refused 70 receive our
minister, empowered with f.Il power
to settle all difficulties in di>pate Be-
tween the two nations crossed The
Rio Grande with an armed force, inva
Ged our territory, and attacked cur
troops upon oar owa soil.
fseso!red, Tina. re conceive q yigor-
Gus and energetic prosecution Of the
war With Mexico to be the true policy
of our government, and the only means
tina, will ensure q speedy and honora-
bic peace, and in order, e!ltctnal!y to
enable the Administration to cary out
their plans,s Congress should vote and
supply the necessary means without
delay.
Reselced, That the course pursued
by the majority Of the Wing party in
Congress who are using every effort to
embarraSs and defeat the plans of :he
Administration, by Withholding sup
plies, denouncing our cause as IN
Just, cruel: and iniquitous, thereby
giving aid and comfort to the enemy,
IS beheld by US with feelings of the
deepest regret.
RESOLVED, That it is our settled and
firm conviction that cur brave and gall
liant army should never be Withdrawn
from its advantageous position in Mex
leo until full indemnity for past ag-
eressions anG offences and the expea-
ses of the war be securely guaranteed,
and tx the event of 4,es inability to pay,
we are in favor of the permanent occu-
patton and annexation Of so much OF
contiguous territory as would be just
and equitable.
On notion
Resolved, What the proceedings OF
this meeting be signed by the Chair
nam and Secretary, and sent to the
Spirit of Jefferson for publication, with
reouestthat the Richmond Enquirer,
and Examiner, the Rocking CHAM Reg
lister, Sentinel of the Valley, Winches-
ter Virginian, and other Democratic
papers copy.
G. L. JONES, Sec'y.
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THOMAS & Co..
OATE THOMAS g GEoRGE.)
importers of Hardware,
sADDLERv, CUTLERY, &C.

IL No. 24S Baltimore So, Baltimore. 8
"E are now receiving per Ships Scotia
w and Susan f Howell, Just arrived from
liverpool, new any complete assortment of
GOODS in our line--to which we respectfully
call the attention Of Coantry Merchants visit
ing this city-assuring them that we are de
termined to sell Goods as low assthey can be
obtained in any Of The eastern cities.
Baltimore, Feb 2, '48 49, isie
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MfUplIOl@a

& a LII persons indebted 70 the estate Of Lee
n vi Crabill, decd, viii make payment ON
or before the first Of March next, as longer in
diligence will not be given; and persons having
any just claims against the said estate, will
please present them. properly adjusted, tor set
tlement. GEO. A. HUPP, Admir-.
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WIsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY

WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
We challenge the world to produce mel
cine of any kind that stands the test like this
article. See what an agent in Kent county,
Maryland, says, who has been selling it ever
since it was first introduced. ,
CHrsrERrowSs Feb. -, 1916. T.
MIR. Seth W. Fowle:
Sr;-I understand that YOU have become
the general Wholesale Agent for that valuable
medicine, Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry
Having sold all had Of Mr.. Butts, if you
please you may send me another gross the
first opportunity. have been the agent for
selling this medicine for four or FIVE years;
during that time | have sold some hundreds
of dollars worth. I have frequentl" sold it
to persons apparently i'll the last stages Of
Consumption, who were cured with it when
all other remedies, and the skill of physicians
had failed. This article has by its own in
trinsc value, performed many wonderful
cures and established for itself reputation
far surprising any other medicine of The name
or kind, for the cure of colds, coughs, early
stages of Consumption, Asthma, Liver Com
plant, sc. JOHN RUSSELL.
Such as the unprecedented success Of this
medicine. None are genuine unless s.gned l..
BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale by DIR. ]. G. scHMITT, Wood
stock. Va,
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Starred has o,cn .Mother!-A man
named Jesse r. Hull, at Mendon, Hi
nois, is charged with starving his moth
erto death, supposed merely to release
himself of the our;hen ofseeping her.
He shut her up in cold room, and
kept her without food until she literally
starved to death, having first gnawed
the paper from the walls.
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I)AGUERREOTYPES.
Secure the Shadow, ere the Substance fade

" en- fks one dollar sndfifty cents; Miniatures
taken and set in breast pins and Iockets for
seventy FIVE GERS The subscriber having
Just received from the North supply Of new
and cheap II Materials, is enabled to f,rn 81
portraits at the above ratee. Rooms at the
National fIotel, Woodstock. n-.. -
A.. c. UAal1M SON.
Ianu.rv e 1919
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Mammoth Hogs.-The Kentuckians
were recently boasting of having a hog
weighing SAG lbs. net. This excited
the enxy of the Ohio people, and the
Cincinnati Gazette proclaims that
Kentucky is beat-a hog having been
found in Warren county, which weighs
939 lbs. net.
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99jet}5 NasG &aSfere
IN WOODSTOCK. Ian

nNHf subscriber respectfully announces to
Il the public, that lie has just opened a
NETVe CASH STORE. inrhe room formerly
occupied by Mr. Samuel Rnker His goods
are all ENTIRELY NEW an.. suitable to
the season His stock consists in part Of the
following articles, to wit.
Blue and black cloths that can't be beat
for the prices, black and fancy c:,ssiIneres
cassnetts, worsted, satin, silk and velvet YES
tings -Alpacas. moushn de ans, cash
meres. ycalicaes of every descript Also
closI5}and glazed caps forimen and boys,boots
and shoes--TIardWale, aneensware and
glassw are GROCERIES, 81 the best quail
nv. All of which will BE seldScheap for the
cash, by 4 s. Ill S & ALBERT.
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Commissioners Sale
- OF
VALUABLE LAND,

IN pursuance Of a decree Of the county
court of Shenandoah. rendered at Febru
-ry term, 1848. in a case between i'arbar'.
Maphis, &C. plaintiffs and Hotel, &c d is''a
dants. the undersigned, commissioners 'hereii,
named. will proceed, on Friday TIE lot daH q
March neat, on the plantation winch was. was NC
home Of David Maph;s, deed, in his lifetime,
70 sell the SAID
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ron THE SENTINEL.
PROBLEM

] Il Suppose the wheel A contains 40, 3 81,
e 90 teeth: and the pinion 10, B 8, and g 3
,ee,h. required, the. number Of revolutions
made by the last pinion 6, while the wheel A
makes one. z-Aoe..a me
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Married..

On the 9th ult, by Rev. H. Myers, MR..
JACOB SHiPE, to MISS CATHARiNE
FOGLE,-al of this county A
On the 9th inst, by the same. MR.. DAVID
to MISS MARY G. HEEL
ZELL, all of this county.
On the 9th ult.. by Rev. Fly. St. Jno Rim
ker, MR.. SAMUEL .LAN1'Z, to MISS
REBECCA, daughter of A. Rinker, Esq
all Of this county.
On the 9Th inst by Rev. George Shaver,
MR.. SAMUEL HISEY, to MISS REBEC-
CA RHODES,-al Of this county.
Ezza::asszasssAeE~sx.s = sx.s4sss. i7dazsss z.zE3
Died,
On Monday last, in this town,
JAMES, son Of Mr.. S. P, Zlmmers,
aged about 5 years. .e.
In Powell's Fort, on Sunday last,
MIR. --- CONES, aged about 10
wears. l.....4
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-17

. Complete in luodecimo volumes Of up.
wards of seven hundred pages. Price 50 so.
or in paper ln,ailable) binding, 50 On these
terms it cas- he ordered of the subscriber, OF
of any bookseller in the United States
~ .t.- 4. ii. BUTLER s CO,
No. % Minor st Philad.
o. Editors Of newspapers throughout the
United States who will give the above three
insertions inside, anciudiag This ne,ice,9 and
will send copy of the paper containing it,
TO ms, we will give therefor copy of the
above named work in paper (mailabe) bin
ding, which we viii i,nmed ,ately send by
mail, ,t+aless otherwise directed. .l
si" E. II BUTLER & co.
aFehruerv 9 IS4S}-St lI,H.if 81
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PLANTATION.

The terms are; One-fourth of the p,'rclla- e
money yable in sixty days with interest
from the day of sale; the remaining three.
fourths to be divided into four equal annual
payments, without interest, at one, two, three
and four wears Bond and security wall be
required for the payment at SIXTY days, and
deed Of trust to secure all the payments
The purchaser will have the privilege. II he
chooses to do so, of retaining S'5S $50 out OF
each ofthe first, second and third payments
in all $1,000, paying interest thereon after III !,
terest is chargeable, during the lifetime OF
Barbara Maphis.
This land will be sold by the lump, but S
supposed to contain
1872 ACRES. t...
1t lies about two miles from Woods took, and
is considered very valuable. .tf
JOSEPH SWAR1Z,
tt"Hl JOHN MAPIIS,
Feb 17-4t 4A 2t7 Commissioners
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Cg.NIxsslns.,EESSsIokEk'SA SALE.

HURSUANT@ to a decree OF the county
Il court of SHENANDOAH pronounced at the
February term, 1913, the undersigned, com
missioner, will proceed TO Offer for sale, on
the premises, to the highest bidder. on the
4M dag Of tfu'eA siT.ct, two several tracts or
parcels of land, lying on the waters Of Stony
Creek. near i.antz's Mil, usually known as
the lands of vhich Jacob Hoiler died seized,
cont asuinr about o.t.t sal .-.-
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Z CIR EAT ATTRACTION!
SECOND ARRIVAL OF NEW Il
FaU g. Wsnte', Goods.


{sNlE subscribers, having just returned
i from baltimore market would respect
fully inform their friends and customers that
they are nov opening a splendid assortment
of Fad and Winter Goods, which they intend
to sell at very reduced prices, owing to the
unprecedented low prices in Baltimore at this
particular time-having hi, the lowest mark ct
ever heard of. Our supply consists of every
variety of Goods suitable for the season.
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods;
Caps. Hats, Shoes & Boots;
& lstt' Do5nestns,
QueenSWarej M
Hardware; ar '"
3 @t ConfecHdhaas:
Groceries, &c. &c.
We deennfit alto ,etl.er unnecessary to enum
crate AZ icles. a, we ALE Satisfied that it Gun
friend, will give Us call we can accommodate
them with anything they a,ay want Having
perch; S ID OR gonls exclusively for cash. we
viii be able furnish them at prices which.
will rleasetall. We only ask OF Won 10 Civ,
us call and we viii do the b,sins IS up brown
Remember that No. y Market Stleet, opposite
the wholesale and retail trunk and harness
factory is the place where we may be found
Our terms are cash or months time TO pune
tua de.Is rs. Country pr, du :e taken in eA
change f / goods at market prices
rhanktus for tie liberal support we lav.
received w shall cndeayor % merit !. contn
uation OF the pnblic patronage il future 4
p Dec 2S CLOVER & GOLlADAY
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Mr. EDITOR: In accordance with the desire
of ltechabite Division, transmit You the fell
lowing resolution Offered by Bro. J. f. HAINEs,
at the meeting on the Sth inst:
Reso'vcd. That this Division unite in a
National Temperance DEMONSTRATION, to be
held on the % of February. lS4S.
.-aass. -.;-~-.e R. WALTON, r. S. I'd
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TIE subscriber continues his I.8{LOR3NG
SHOP at the Old stand, where every descrip
ton of garment will he made III neat and
fashionable style. He will furnish suits OF
clothing, in whole or in part. as cheap as they
can be had in the valley of Virginia 81
Jan 6. 184S A@ n s. G. ALBERT
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+, Z DRUGS s. MEDICINES.
WE would call the attention efthe PHYSICIANS
nd the public to orr fresh supply Of
Medicines, DrNgsa 49, .,rs
Dye-stuffS, Paints, Oils, Sc.
With every article usually found in Drug
stores, Which we viii sell At The lowest prices'
Those who are *ffiicted will do well to call At
The cheap store Of ,G
Feb 3 CLOVER s. GoLLADAY.
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February s, lS4S,-3t. as.ii q