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nR. M'LANE'S LIVER PILLS IN NEW
~ YORK The rapidity with which this in
valuable medicine has become known and apprecia
ted, can only be accounted for upon the ground of
its real value. 1t has only required one trial to
establish its claims to the title of the only medicine
for the cure Of Liver Complaint. The following
letter from druggist in New York, shows the
manner in which these Pills are regarded in that
section of the country.
CDR. JM'Lane-Dear SRI have sold out all
your Liver Pills, and am anxious to have another
lot Immediately. These Pills seem to take most
wonderfully. i could have sold much larger
quantity, if had been provided with them. The
inhabitants are sending to Rochester for them, but
whether there are any there or not, do not know
Please send me another supply Immediately.
f. SHORT, Druggist.
Hemlock Lake, Livingston Co. N Y.
March 9Th, lS47."
0o-Observe, none are genuine without the fac
slmile of the proprietor's signature.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by j. KIDD g. CO.
No. 60, Wood street, Pit,sburg, Pa.
For sale also by ESKRLDGE s. CUSHING,
Stanton, IA.
o. N. B.-Purchasers will please be particular
and inquire for ''Dr. .M'Lanc's Liver Pills" and
take other.
April 20, 1919.
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HO VEZ.
STAUNToN VIRGINIA.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED (having had consider
bic experience as landlord begs leave to in
form the citizens of the town and county and the
public generally, that he will take charge of the
VALLEY iG04EiAIha
about the 18th of May next. He promises to keep
his table well SPREAD his rooms clean and well fur
nshed, his stables supplied with plenty of forage,
and an attentive Ostler, and, in Short to endeavor
to make his guests comfortable and at home. He
respectfully solics share of the public patronage.
JOSEPH N. WOODWARD.
April 25, 1S49-3t-Vi.j copy.
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NJ A r RIED,

!, At Palmyra, the 10Th inst by Rev. b. S. Ashby
Mr. JosEPH p. AMENr. Editor of the Missouri Courier
to Miss SARAH J. RUFF, of Augusta County, va
Missouri Courier.
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. b. II. John
son, Mr.. GEoRoE Foster to Miss Many CHANDLER,
all of Harrisonbnrg.
On the 25th ofApr, by Rev. f. G. Jamison, Mr.. Ar
THUR w. BUzzARD to Miss SARAH A. MATHENY-all
Of Highland County, Virginia.
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- 90 John S. Milson (Dem.) is said to be cleo
ted in the Ist Congressional district II. X Meade,
(Dem) in the second, without opposition Jeremi-
ali Morton, (Whig,) in the ninth, over Pendleton,
the late representative; Richard Parker, (Dem) in
the tenth; A. Newman (Dem.) in the fifteenth 81
{ Mcdowell in the eleventh.
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o BI r U A a r.

Departed this life on the 18th ult., Mr.. BENJAMIN
HOUR, in the list year Of his age His father moved
to Rockingham County in l776 In 1906. and not long
after his first marriage, the deceased moved to Angus
ia County OF seventeen children, fourteen yet live to
mourn the loss ofthcr affectionatc father.
Mr. Houff well know amiablc, industri Gus
and honest Nearly ffty.tbree years ago no be-
member oil the Lutheran Church, and expressed
upon his death bed firm hope Of "tho mercy of God
unto Eternal lifc.''
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TURNPIKE Notice.

A GENERAL meeting Of the Stockholders in
the Warm Springs & Harrisonburg Turnpike
Road Company, will be held at the house of Wash
ington Dudley, in jennings Gap, on the 1st Fri
day in June next, (the 1st.) Stockholders will
please remember the day, as il is important, there
should be full meeting fthe Stockholders in per
son or by proxy. BY order of the Board.
M. HARVEY EFFINGER.
May 8, lo49.-tdm. Sec'y. and Treas.
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REQUlSHTKONS.
Aouisa Rail- Road.

<H9ISS
SUBSCRIBERS to the Western Extension will
~ pay either in the Bank of Virginia at Rich
mond; the Farmers Bank at Charlottesville or the
valley Bank at S,aunton, in addition to the sums
heretofore called FOL, and remaining unpaid. the sum
Of SlOper share the LIST day of June, and SIS per
share on the LIST day July
BY order of the Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treas.
May g, 1849-9t.
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oil YSgSEOs- WeSygpfeS1.

u lh,LOf who will come recommended as \
go9d workman, and man Of good character
may find profitable situation at Deerfield. Angns'
"a county single man can be accommodated
WIN w Tn DOaio upon very reasonable terms. A man
a AMY ooulu DC provided for fsuch should Offer
ther particulars, enquire at This office. '''
April lS, IS4o-N '''''V
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CIGARS! CIGARS!

WYE have just received, and will at all times
keep on hand general assortment Of Fine
Cigars, among others the following iavone brands.
Principe (Star and Steamboat brandt Figaro,
Plantation, Pellon, Corina, Leon dc Orc RegaIia,
Rio kondo, Venus, La Norma,
AlSo-Superior Smoking Tabacco.
ESKR1DGE & KINNEY.
Stanton. April 1910
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NOTICE.

T'IIE UNDERSIGNED have united for the
u purpose ofcarryingon the Mercantile business
in Stanton They have purchased the present stock
of J. b. Breckenridge & Co, and, in addition, will
open, In few days, a splendid assortment of New
Goods a full advertisement next week
i. w. COWNE, Jr.,
PETER g. BROOKE.
May 9, 1S4o.-tf.
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HR v GOODS.


termined to close off their entire stock of
DRY GOODS,
at prime cost for Cash. consisting in part of Super.
French, English and American Cloth; Sup French,
English and American Cassimeres Black and
Fancy Vestings, Scarfs, Cravats and Handk'fs.
Super. Dress Silks, Mouslin, Cashmeres, Lustres
Alpacas, Bareges, Lawns, Linen Ginghams, Man
chester do, Checks and Plaids, a large variety of
Black and Fancy Prints, Ribbands, Laces Trim
mings, Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, Cambrics, Table
Cloths, Sc, Sc, SC.
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, HARD
ware and Queensware, with many other desirable
articles unnecessary to mention.
GROCERIES.
Single and double refined Loaf Sugars, Brown
do, Molasses, Coffee, Teas, &c., &c., which will
be sold for cost and transportation.
THOS. w. COWNE,
A. j. DEAKINS
z. S.-All persons indebted to the concern arc
respectfully requested to come forward Immediately
and make settlement of their dues. Each member
of the firm is authorized use the name thereof i'm
all business transactions belonging to the same.
COWNE s. DEAKINS.
We desire to return our sincere thanks TO our
friends and customers for their very liberal patron
age since our commencement in Staunton
Staunton, April IS, lS49. c. s. d.
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SPRING AND SUMIIEsN
eNEkKRolSsER ".

M RS. KENNEDY has just returned from the
-'A North, with fashionable assortment of
MLlilLlLINlAl&Io
consisting Of Ribbons Silks and Grape, Hats, style
entirely new; Straw Hats Of every description,
very cheap; Caps, Head-dresses, Fine French
Flowers, French Worked Collars, Cuffs, Black
and While Lace Wells, Lace for Visites in short,
every thing belonging to Millinery. Mrs. K. will
open her Pattern Bonnets on the 18th. Particular
attention paid TO whitening Straw Bonnets.
Pinking business prepared at the shortest notice.
% Dress Makers be furnished with Oil
Silks.
Stanton, April 18, lS49-tf.
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To Painters and Whitewashers.

SUPERIOR Paint, White Wash, and Shoe
- Brushes.
ALSO-White Lead, Lamp Oil, Copal, Japan
and Shoe Vsrnish, received and for sale very cheap
m. f.. BERKELEY.
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BACON! BACON

Rave from seven TO eight thousand pounds
., OF good and wei! cured BACON, which I
Will sell on short credit, or for good due paper
Any one wishing iopurchase prime article, would
Church. JOS a NtTI'C,IIFiI 0i0''
April %, 1896.
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NOTICE.

q Rev Dr. Junkin President Of Washington College,
will preach tho Presbyterian Church in this place
Sabbath next (Msy 9th at l-2 o'clock, p. nj.
,1 He will also deliver Address Education at tho
y ssmo place, on Monday at l'2 O'Clock p. M
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TRUST SALE.
BRICK HOUSE,
THINNING BUSINESS.

fENHE subscriber has opened shop in Staunton,
~ in the brick building formerly occupied as the
Democratic Printing Office, for the purpose OF car
rying on the above mentioned business, and will
keep on hands supply of
Y'Ssa eyssG SEacet-ErOM Ware
of every description. Roofing and Spouting will
be done in a workmanlike manner and at as low
price as any where in the State. Being deter
mined 10 apply himselfindustriously to his business
he respectfully solics share of the public patron
age. WILLIAM HENDERSON.
iStaunton, April %, l649.-tf.
03- Vindcator copy.
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NOTICE.

VHNHE undersigned having the business of tbe
- concern of Eskridge s. Gushing 10 settle. re-
quests those persons indebted TO call and close their
accounts Immediately, as further indulgence cannot
be given. CHAS. l.. CUSHING.
Stanton, May 2, 1S49.--tf.
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THE BRANDRETH PILLS

HAVE INCREASED TWELVE-FOLD IN TEN
fEARS--Can any other medicine be pointed out that
mas sustained its reputatontha has increased in the
confidence OF The public in equal proportion
IL would be most happy thing for the poor, if the
PeJuaces OF Medical men would permit their general
adoption IN the public Hospitals. What blessing this
wouu DC 10 the poor and also TO the whole community
10 Which the Hospitals situated. No Ship Fever
Wouiu long remain TO poison atmosphere with its
no~ious cxhalatious No malady-no, not Chole-
"a, would be OF a dangerous character BRAN
PILLS vigorously resorted TO when the first of
us symptoms were perceived. And Ship Fever, and
OF an Infianmatory, Of typhoid character
W0uid DC found equally under their powerf CONTROL
hle ,nnuenza, small pox measles scarlet fever and
an INC diseases OF children would be affairs requiring
only very lew doses Of Pills. entirely establish
inc patents health. And ip case of rheumatism and
olopy, ana inc various forms Of lung disease mcd
cine capable oil doing good or whose use would
TEND more 70 the recovery Of health
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs!
The genuine Brandreth Pills can be obtained al
Me)OLLo,Cing places:
w m. Kyle, Stanton w w KIM Wayuesbo
rough; VIM. II. Bell, Churchville; p. A. Heiskcl,
lebanon w Sulphur Springs; j. r. Cyrcle, Par
HHasSgs H. mcsscrsmith, Mt Scion T.. Maupin,
W. W. !oioncy; Jas NJ. Stout, New Hope; ID. & W.
W;,hpitIore' Mt. Meridian; b. F. Graham, Green
vic Guy, Deeriieid McGufTin, & Co., Mid
way ,CoI: w III. Allen, Green Valley, Bath Co. +,
Sohn u dickinson, Marlborough Springs Craw ford
70 warm Springs, and Henry Miller Cedar
EIeGk; VI: Douglas, Mt Scion; Hobbs s. Tay-
May 2, lS19 Pm.
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An Ordinance Concerning the Market.

An Ordinance Concerning the Market.
-S03-
gE 1T ORDAINED by the Mayor and Com
monaty of the town Of Staunton, That on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during the
Market season, the Market hours shall extend from
daylight to | O'Clock A. NJ
That on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
there shall be no compulsory Market except for
Butchers meat--and such Meat Market shall be
opened at daylight and continue until Q O'Clock A.
M. Teste.
JAMES f. PATTERSON, Clerk.
April %, lS49-3t.
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NEW CONFECTIONERY,

E'HE subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens OF Stanton, that he has taken The
room formerly occupied by Mr.. David S. Bear, as
jewelers. Shop, where he will keep constantly
on hand a well selected stock of
CO1 EECTyO.V:aREES,
such as are usually kept in an establishment of this
kind, all Of which he will sell on terms as reasona-
bic as they can be bought in the market. Call and
see for yourselves.
N. B.-Dont forget the fine Buck Gloves kept
constantly on hand.
SAMUEL STERLING.
Stanton, April 10 JS1o
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ESTRAY.

ESTRAY.
augusta County Court Clerks Office, To Wit
TAKEN up by John W. Rogers, of this County,
= on the Goth Of April, lS49,
DARK BAY MIAIDlga
with blaze in the face, about Is hands high, SUD-
posed to be eight years old and appraised to $40.
Gan Extract from the Records,)
Teste,
WIN. d. TROUT, d. O. A. c.
May 9, l849.-3t.
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an and after the LIST day of May, a tri-weekly
" line of Stages will be established between
Staunton and Lexington, independent of the pres
ent line, in order to give daily mail and greater
travelling facilities.
Leave Stanton every day except Sundays, at
O'Clock, P. NJ, and arrive in Lexington same even
ings.
Leave Lexington on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at So'cock, A. NJ, and arrive in Staun
ton early in the afternoons, and on Wednesdays
Fridays and Sundays in time to connect with all
the lines leaving Staunton
VIM. p. PARISH g. co.
April 25, 1S49.-3t.
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E4RN

called Sycamore, on which the Teslator resided
II lies adjoining the town of Lexington, Virginia.
The residence is within fifteen minutes walk Of the
schools and various seminares of learning for which
the town is SO justly celebrated. To gentleman
who is DESTROYS of educating his family under his
own eye, more desirable situation could not be
offered-beEg near enough the town to enjoy all
its advantages, yet far removed as to avoid many
Of its annOYances. The farm contains about
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FIRE +! FIRE.!
-sSse-
Frank & Co..

+ AVE on hand andare Constantly receiving Fine
Cloth Gress and f'rock Goats; and the great
est variety of Sacks and Business Frock Coats for
sPRING AND SUMMER WEAR,
made of Cashmere, Cassimerets, Tweeds, &C., and
Iii fact every kind that are fashionable and good
Pants and Vests-the greatest variety ever offered
in this market; and very large supply of GEN
TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS; also
Fur and Panama Hats, Caps, Leather and Hair
Trunks, Eight day Brass Clocks, &C., Sc
Those in want Of READY-MADE CLOTH
ING cannot do better than TO call on the subscrib-
ers, Corner of the Virginia Hotel, as they are de-.
ternined TO offer such inducements in The sale Of
MEMS CLOTHING as will defy competition.
o. Persons buying by the quantity will find it
TO their profit to call the subscribers before pur
chasing elsewhere.
They return thanks to their customers FOR the pa
tronage bestowed upon them and solicit cor'inu-
ance as they are prepared to execute orders at the
shortest notice: So come one, come all and no
mistake. FRANK & cos. Is THE PLAox
Stanton, April lS, lS49-2m.
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Watered Meadow

amply sufficient for all the purposes of the farm
and which may be increased if desired The les
tator spent twenty years of his life in endeavors to
make 1t a fine farming and grazing estate, and his
efforts have not been without success The purch-
aser will find every improvement not of necessity
only but of comfort and convenience that he would
desire.
The buildings have all with two exceptions been
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600 ACRES.

near 200 of which is in wood which sells readily
in town at 81 load-and 400 cleared, and in a
fine state Of improvement, capable of producing the
heaviest crops of grain grass our climate will ma
ture-and all well enclosed, with water in every
field and lot, and
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THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS!


ME undersigned take pleasure in informing all
VINO are in want Of cheap and good Cloihing,
mat they have opened in the town Of Staunton,
largo and well assorted stock Of
Kcady-lnadc Clothing,
consisting in part of Fine Cloth Frock, Dress and
business Goats Of all coors; Silk, Cotton, Tweed
Summer Cloth and Jeans Coats; Black Cloth and
Fancy Casssimere Pants, great variety Of Sum
mer Pants; Black and Fancy Satin, Silk and Plaid
Vest, and every article for Gentlemen's underwear.
Without individually opposing anybody, We offer
our Goods cheaper than ever sold in the town of
Staunton, and comparing in prices with any other
establishment in the State. Our connections in
Baltimore and steady receipts throughout the sea-
son, enable us TO have our stock we'll assorted we
therefore most earnestly solicit the patronage of the
citizens of Staunton and County of Augusta, and
beg leave TO inform them that they would do well
TO call and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
9o- Store Room in the Basement of the Virginia
Hotel, next door to the Law Office of Baylor s.
Conner. WALDEAUR g. POLLiTZ.
Staunton, May 2, lS49.-tf.
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a HIN1N
ROckbridge Estate for Sale at
PUBLIC AUCTION.

RY virtue Of authority vested in me by the last
- will and testament of A. Il. Barclay, decd,
will proceed on the LIST day of Jure next, to sell
at public auction on the premises that most desra
BILE and very valuable
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% Gases Hats and Cans.

WE have now open large assortment, embrac-
w ing all the new styles, Panama, Leohorn.
Palm Leaf, Rough and Ready, Fur and Mole Skin
Hats and Summer Caps, for sale at unusually low
prices. WHITE g. co.
Stanton, April II, 1S19.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.
Re--

IN pursuance Of authority vested in me by the
last Will of John Mcdowell, decd, will on
Crawford's Store in the Town Of Staunton, offer at
Public Sale in separate Tracts, all Of the LAND
belonging to the Estate of said John Mcdowell,
Decd, all Of which lie in the immediate neighbour
hood of Staunton, the public roads leading from
Staunton to Lexington, by the way of Greenville,
containing in all about
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WILDATR q

usual understanding. He will have no other stand
as is best for all parties interested. will furnish
1rst-rate pasture with water in it, at one dollar
month.
Wildair is blood bay and is sixteen hands hio6
tie may be seen on the day of election and conrt
days, at the stable Of the Virginia Hotel, and will
show Tor himself Of some fifty horses which
have owned, consider him the finest
PEDfGREE.--He is descended fIorn the ifpported
Prctender, imported Aighher, imported Dornods.
aud imported Adventurer. Ills dam was BIZ Gal
!atln-he by Shilock and SIiIock by the imported
Diomede, from a mare by the old imported Bedford
with cross by the imported Medley
JAS. BOURLAND.
April II, lS49.--6t.
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~ POSTPONEMENT.- above sale
W. is postponed to Saturday, the 10Th. May.
May 2, l649.
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bout 200 yards from the Brick House is comfot,ble
Stone and Wood Dwelling,
KITCHENS and large BARN, STABLES, Sc.
The Brick or MANSION HOUSE, is beau
tfully situated on Hill with Porches command
ing fine view Of part of the Town of Staunton,
and the surrounding Country. Ispeak from ex-
perience of two years residence on the premises,
when say that with care in farming and little
expense and taste in improving, this might be made
one of the most productive farms and one Of the
most beautiful residences in Virginia Ia point of
health 1t cannot be surpassed 1t is situated about
three fourths Of mile from the Town of Staunton.
enjoying all the advantages of Schools, Churches,
Markets, &C., &c., and it is to be hoped will ere
long ENJOY the advantages of Rail Road to Rich
mond. The advantages however, of increased IA
cli;ies to market by the Rail Road and thereby an
increased value to this property will be realized by
the purchaser we are not able to hold to it
til the road arrives. All however, that we are sorry
for is that these Lands without some to vote
on them in favor ofthe contemplated subscription by
the County for making the road
Twill next offer Tract containing
80 Acres, Foods and 80 Poles.
adjoining the Lands of A. II. III. Stuart, the Land
ofthe I.unatic Asylum and others, a part (which
is timbered, on which there are two SPRINGS.
handsome situation for an improvement and might
be made very neat little Farm with the residence
about three fourths of mile from Staunton. The
Land is very susceptible of Improvement.
will next offer Tract lying between the pub
lie road, adjoining the Lands of VIM Kinney, con-
tanning
G5 AOAlNS
minus Poles, on which there is very fine spring
with pretty situation for tenement About IL
Acres Of this Tract is beautifully fimbsred The
whole has Southern exposure and might be made
pretty little Farm, with the residence Just one
mile from the Town of Stauaton.
The residue of the Lands about GIG ACRES,
part Of which is very superior Land and we'll
tmbered, will divide into Lots before the day of
sale, to suit purchasers.
1t is here perhaps proper 10 say, that all these
Lands are so situated that the purchaser Of the
MANSION HOUSE Tract, if he wishes to own
more Land can very conveniently extend his pur-
chase. The Lands are separated by the public
roads.
TERMS-O ne-third of the purchase money
will be required the first day Of September, lS49,
at which time possession will be given, reserving
the growing crops, and the residue in three equal
annual pay ments, without interest. Personal Sc
curity will be required for the deferred payments
and the title withheld until all the purchase mon
ey is paid. All will remember that these terms
are very accommodating. will here, in order that
all may have full notice, state that the sale will
commence on the day above specified at half past
o'clock, precisely.
DAVID S. YOUNG,
Ex'or. of John Mcdowell, decd.
Nav 9, IS40--tds
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WHITE S. CO..
PAPER HANGINGS, &c.

ROBT. COWAN has just received from Ne,v
- York, Philadelphia and Baltimore an assort-
ment of Wall Paper, Curtain Paper, and Fire
Board Prints.
April %, 1919.
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C0-PARTNERSHIP.

'HNl1E undersigned have entered into an equal
Partnership for the purchase ard sale of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Liquors and Conn
try Produce,
whist ths5 promise TO sell on cheooer rates than
they can be procured elsewhere, in this market
They respectfully invite the public to olive them
call, feeling satisfied that it will be to the inter.
eSs Oh oO'h' V. j. BROWN,
g., j. G. FULKS.
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

'ENHE subscribers having dissolved their conneo-
ton in business, by mutual consent, have de-
termined to close off their entire stock OF