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The arrivals have been

CorsEs.-Ths market was Arm, with rather more
doing within the last few days We quote Brasil at
bkc to go, at which, within two thres days some
4OCo to 5000 bags were sold. lot of new green
Laguayra changed hands At 6Hs. The stock Of
Brazil Is said to be about Fl, COO bags.
FEArBErs.--Ssles Of 1000 lbs good Western live
geese wefe mads at 3bc.
FauIr Sales Of bunch raisins were made BY the
box ut 81 A. and OF half boxes at IKE The market
closed firm. Sales Of quarter boxes we're making at
400 to 42hc.
Pronunciation was engaged to Liverpool, ct
b-l6d Flour and grain nominal To Hare
cotton wn worth sc. Rioe was engaged to Rotter-
dam at 35s and cotton at 40. Corn was Engaged for
direct port In Ireland At 10i. per bushel The rates
for California varied from So to SO per barrel aocor-
ding TO the vsssel's time Of starting, so
FisH.-1bers coptinGed to be good demand for
macksrel for supply Of vAssels bound to California; aud
vth,n sdsy or two some 600 bels Halifax changed
bands, chiefly No "a, at IS now held at advance.
Dry cod wssstssdy, with SAILS at $237
HIDES We notice sales Of AS Bucnos Ayres, at
previous rates.
iRos-Sa'ss within a day or two of 800 q 400 tons
scotch pig tsve been made 1T SI2 30 cash English
bars we quote at SA2 60 time. The market closed nrm
LEAp-The market was firm at So 31M
LEArHER-Sole was In better request, with light
sales The stock was estimated at abouN $4,000 Sides
NAVAL Srosss Sales spirits turpsngiAs, at 35s.;
talss 800 bbs rosin were made, N. county. At 900
good Wilmington white was worth % - 81 rough
remsined unchanged:
O,Ls.-seected whale was steady ct 80 4oc.; lin
seed continued In good dema nd for both English AMI
American, without material change In quotations.
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n ARITIME INTE N O Il.
Fort OF New York, January as, 1919.


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Clsarod.
Steamslp- Berry, Charleston, Spoford Tile
ston. /.
ships-Stephen Austin Moss, Galveston, Brewer Co.
Brgs-sarah Mcfarland. kichardson San Francisco Ben
nett; Cordels, Barker do. Eudora Natheca Cha
Anowsmith Wheeler Winthrop Lancke Cbaars a.
Martha Everett Brown; Meazzo Nichols Saaua r.nde
Nemith Walsh; Vancouver DaviA st Kt do; Emeline Map
81 Marks Huribut seratt Collier Norfolk
SohrEiza vnall Curacoa wicustoee York St Johnr PR
E;cci S oTs SnsiSc Ms sno wimingt M
SoiS Va E M Toh., neIan' spoie NOR
der; wi liam Henri, May PhiIadepha Mckee Fro. Joh
Guest CAIN philadelphia, Hand Isabella. Sherwood Boston;
Croton. kepnison, Boston, Foster& Nckerson-
sioop-Riensi purfse. Providence
Steamship Crescent Citv stodaard Ch,s,s. Ian x,.,
f;nss,av ' S 20 70 Newt1n Jan ~ going 70
ior Chagres The steamer Ous Tuskss had s.eS ~
Jan H. : - - -" ''' ~ ~ IVA enAs0s
aeket ship Richard Aso smith, Liverpool 9Th Dsc with ud..
John g. from LiycrpooI for Nav Yorp ~ ~
with bulwsrks and stancbons zone On Tho &
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Married,

Married,
On Thursday evening, 25th inst, by the Rev L.
Jones' LYMAN FISH, M. D., to Miss MARY ANN McCUSr,
all Of this city.
On the 18th inst, at Hagerstown, Nd, by the Rev.
7. Creigh, w. NAVAL WooD, Surgeon U. Navy,
to Miss ROSE CARSON, daughter Of the Hon. Thomas
Carson.
Abercombie. LEWIS A. SAYaE, M. D., to ELIZA A.,
daughter Of Charles Henry Hail. Of Harlem
Died,
On Saturday, 9th met. 1t his residence In North
Third street, Williambsburgh, JOHN CuLBERr, in the
9th year of his age.
His friends, and those Of the family, are invited to
attend the funeral on Monday, 2 O'Clock P. M with
out further invitation Carriages will be In waiting
the ferry foot Of Grand street, NY.
On Friday, January 26th. ABIGAIL, wife Of John Ite-
man, eyed Al years, months and IA days
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Sunday afternoon, ct o'clock,
from her residence, ITO Eldridge street Also the
bers of Jefferson Lodge, No. 46.I. o. 60.
At Port Chester, N. Y. SUDDENLY on the 22d Inst,
Rev. EDWIN SMITH, aged 81 years.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. n, 1919.
Preparations for the Grtat Prize Fght-yhe' Gold
Eeper--TheafricGLs, &c.

BALTIMORE, Jan. n, l849.
Preparations for the Graf Prize Eght-yM Gold
Fsver-- IheatrioaLs, &c.
As the time approaches for the great prize fight,
Is becomes more and more the topic OF converse
uon Both Hyer and Sullivan showed themselves
in our streets yesterday, and attracted much at
tennon Hyer is splendid looking fellow, with
plentiful supply of lone and muscle, and appears
10 be the decided favonte, though Sulivans
friends declare that he will whip him in twenty
Eve minutes. There ID a great deal OF ieohns
cvinced by the friends Of both compeutors' aad
bets are making to large amount Inc ma"er
has been made 80 public, and there seems 10 % 80
determined an effort on foot to spoil the sport by
arr.si,ng the parties, that the precise ground has
not vel been chosen, though 1t Is generally under
stood that steamboat is to be chartered. and that
thew will land either on.the Virginia or Maryland
shore. as circumstances may admit The large
number here from distance, and the much larger
number from this city who will want to be present,
render steamboat the only practicable mode OF
conveyance.
The gold fever RACES with increased violence in
this city and vicinity, and the number of applicants
for passage is daily Increasing. Several compa..
ies are now forming to purchase vessels and
tart out, whilst others are going to New Orleans
JOIN some of the companies forming in that city
or the overland route through Mexico.
Theatricals are at an usually low ebb In this
city, the only house open being the Museum. where
Miss Julia Dean Is starring to crowded houses.
EsBurton is preparing, learn. to open the Front
street Theatre, but the Holiday Is to remain
closed
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. n, 1919.

PHILADELPHIA, JdH 81, ACfo'
Tie Central RaRrOa9-7he Kentucky and Sch~yf-
kill Bank Case--Caiifornra Emigramts, &c.
The Central Railroad, now in course Of con-
styucton, to connect this city with PIttsburg and
the West, will, it is understood, cross the Schuy-
kill at Market street, and by communicating with
the tracks of road already laid along Broad street.
make every section Of the city and county party
70 Its benefits.
The Rev. Mr.. Glhon had several news-boys
arrested to-day, tor selling New York Police
Gazettes, which he asserts contains several libes
Iefectlng upon his character.
The big Baltimore, with quite a number of
California emIgrants, was to have sailed this morn
ing for Tampico
report is in circulation In the streets, that the
opinion OF the court IN the case pending between
the Schuylkill and Kentucky banks, has been
decided in favor Of the latter. There does not
seem to be any foundation; but no sales were made
to-day, In consequence OF this rumor checking
operations. f.
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, rH ,. - ..x -...h.a noo "a an
bbls intending parcels Of mess % sig BIO 40. saa
loo bbls Prime, at $i2 So Sales Of 100 boxes short
middle. yer. mad: At sc Thar; va: 20
liza ~. ~" .,ts - =. $1,000 IT, ~ 900 bhis
- az e a." seo do ~ s,os cb.sss"ss,ss $50
cask good were made at 71Ic. Butter continued nrm
at 16 . zoe. for State
RcE was steady bat sales were light without change
a os P'''e' '0"H"~' w q1"'' WV . ~ ~
20 s:.,..
sales FOR refining ~ Q ohc We quote New orleans
new at ~ . Sho.; white Havana was worth Ts, ON
ro..ooo'-Ssiss Of ico md. K.ntuskv vsrs reuort.
"A - ~ " A0S nA~'' Nsh'u'A' "s's A0P''
WHALEBoSE continued dull. r..
WHmxEY Sales Of 100 bbls., chiefly State prison,
were made at 2lc. N'.a
WooL-Salss Of fleece amounting to shout las 900
to full blood Merfno, and about 70 900 lbs country
and city pulled ~ /o1ao ZOE NO. l. ana 70 . SOo
Tor suPernne Foreign also IN IAN demand, out We
notice NO alteration In prices oVo Dsies bosnos Ayrse
washed brought 10 l4c; ana on 40, Ccrdovs wssned
II lec. months Inc stock OF oemsstlc - worry
light; offoretgn there good supply.
mauxrwr ruuuWurRE
. = "
.--s, =. STUN Sales - M. ,,.,s... a.
e, ,in ~ IesS isds% - "a 81 "a es
a. A. a. S3S0 AZ 4. of. n nm Al cuarerv S ~
ST zoo do 40 u.s. $500 baltimore "a 1870 99X; 1000 Baltimore
shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad mos U do do, S5
L. 90 Co. SG DO DO, Ss; Baltimore and Sus9uenannan
"HH'"o in'
PHILADELPHIA, jan -First Board-9 Diamond Coal 10
rem TownsnlP nans, ~ ~ y o. ~ ;c -. ~
c. liz: 10 GorU bS ~: g IsbiSS NJ ss,S IS g. Nav
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ANOTHER MsspgR AT SoMERs.--fsaac Vail was
murdered at the residence OF his late ather OBJ
Vail, IN the town OF SOmers, on Sunday, the l4th
INST. Jacob, the father, was killed less than a
year ago by his wife, who beat hrs brains out With
billet OF wood, while he was In the act Of beat
ing his daughter.
The facts attending the murder are briefly these
as we learn them ,-Issac Vail, the eldest son, was
Decorating the Sabbath day by butcherlng an OF,
and while engaged IN the barn In saving the beef
down, he was shot down, the bullet passing
through his body, and lodging in the beef. The
gun was found IN the barn, but there was elected
no positve evidence on the inquest as to who per-
petrated the horrible deed. Strong suspicious,
however, rest upon a brother If the deceased; and
either he or negro man, who assisted ia butcher
ing the OK, and who first gave the alarm, must be
guilty OF the murder.
To show the character Of the suspected brother,
II way be well to say that on Tuesday Of Wednes-
day he was in Sing Sing attempting to peddle of
the beef over which Isaac was shot dows, and
which had received tie bullet that had passed
through his body White p id,ms Nv. York) Josr-
val, Ja~. 70.
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and from year 10 year the public grounds have gone
ON improving under his care, until they have be-
come the admiration OF all vlsiters, In their ex-
eeed,pg beauty, especially In the spring The
trees, and the flowers, and the shrub6cry are OF
not 10 he found IN North America. James Maher
is an Insbman, to be sure, but he Is an American
sitizep, and good public servant, and as such he
is entitled at least to tairlal, before he Is con-
aemued for remissness of duty.
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Pasaen wcrs Arrived

MI. s.s,s S...1 Srs,Gsns Crcm Havana Mrs Reed
'pon stephen Jnney Alexander Holmstrom lTsrnarc G.
rALsRno-Bark Azof-Mis Ably Green '"~"'" ">Sses'
sbbs Perry ~. o3n bradford. OIL
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the Upitsd States ray the interest on the claims o.
their creditors; and he did mot therefore kncr
Why We fhould make exception in favor OF TINS
claim Of Texas ersditors.
The motion to strike out was NOT agreed TO-
The bill wss laid aside for the day.
And the senate went into short executive sesnon,
and then adjourned over to Monday next
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Hhe Weather.
The THERMOMETERS q. Middsbury, W., on the 10th
inst, stood IL degrees ben seyo.
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h"sse vrssy1IBark zalda tof wiscssst, ropa sailed
from hanfhs Tor Hamburg sept and spkon 10Th anoe
winch enc has not been heard from She about nd
evn hy Mess Clark and insured Sl UO on vessel and
fbtoV on freight Eer fusar and ru Cart
unmarried man, and belonged New Haven
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Jan brig. xenopaon, Wording Cnba Sarah
mpson for California via Horn with about 50 passen-
BATH Jan 2-Cld ship shanun,s (nsw, 800 tons, Lua,,
Pork CD ship Ne% mot.son aasa
;:,y sss s. ss ssss s::
New Yorl; Br bark Woodstock Blair. Liverpool
I.h.. sosss smith, Ne. YORK;
f%s1s , s'r s'ss s.x
sa ' q, 0 Rss,n I0S ss
vanai hip FdeA Borl.nd. ThompcD, Ne: brig Baldwin B
liz Td B s Boys, Ss c
HavIe Below, bark name unknows Boston; bg Candace
EreAnTowS J.n al-Ar sehr suan, Russell Nantucket ot
new Is,n sSop I,1 ssrdncI from 18th SD .o suaan
sa brss General Marshall Holiness Hsvana Rsbt
GIoucrsrsa. Jan 2s-Ar bark Francis, sb.,,.v v.v,,
Boston Revenue Gutter Hamilton Capt stlrgs from
BoLsrss gotr jan sd sebrs Fulton AIe,,nario. Hnso
s fnhde poa pawtuehet New York; 25h arr schrs Austin
New Y1 knight 10 s A% , a VIZ Sra eSs
err mik Saryand Davis Baltimore Bo,ton schr. R,pd
as,pi oT Bos,opr and b supposed the Bostos from ais
S9I T,s ha'ylapdr scrs Austin pd susan braes and
Esw PAvEs Jan SAr brig I, L Swan, Boxer St croi..
NX losDoS Jan s3A scSr Eliza Rodman NBsdfsrd
PsoyInEscE Jan 2i-sld scsrs Kokeno, TUCK N.rsc,h.
jan BARK !I ra,s sF':y Boston
s,casosD. sssr S ;ssr Rainbow, R. Boston
e .te who Cayenne via ias oss
C s4 ron wssT Witch :n a sm:y M NYca
late q the Norwich he takes with him his praias ss
s.vAssAH Jan ss-Ar ship ydss Borans rhou,,., ~,
Biz. william Ps.r . crsvs sS NJ rSs:
s"''A' o'ons' Ns~ fo'k steam packet VIM seabro.
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Feame Souherner Chareton; packet ship shcrdau Liver
pools trs kappsLnnock, New Orleans New York
Br bark Naomi Bavannsh banks Victory Aim Narsnn,
Marietta ean rrsnescs Eliza, CALIFORNIA; brss Nary stuart md
Vancouver, st kitS schr Laura Virginia. California
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-09-03
AUCTIONEERING.

THE subscriber tenders his services to the people
l Of Augusta as general AUCTIONEER,
and will attend on the first day OF the County and
transacting such business as may be entrusted to
him. He will obey all the calls made upon him at
other times. il notice be given by letter addressed
to him at Mount Crawford, Post Office. When in
Stanton, he may be found at the Virginia Hotel
WILLIAM FURRY,
Auctioueer for Augusta
April so, lSf9-61n.
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TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
REV ARD,

THE subscriber wishing to change his occupa.
Il tion'and residence, but not his politics, offers
for sale his very
EALUABLE Farm,
known by the name of ssHunter's Retreat" miles
Northeast OF Stanton, adjoining the lands Of Capt.
A. Anderson, Robinson Hanger, John Sperry and
others, containing by a recent survey ITO A
CRES some poles. about 20 acres Of which are
cleared and in good state OF cultivation, the mead
first rate and the balance OF the land very heav-
lily timbered with white oak, black oak chestnut,
walnut locust, hickory and great variety OF other
kind of wood. The Improvements consist of good
Log House, newly weather boarded all round with
two rooms below and two above, and new Kitch-
en- and Smoke H ouse, well finished a fine, large,
capacious, new, Frame Switzer Barn, new Wagon
House, Lumber House, Courthouse and Wheat
Granary, 80 feet long, Hog Pen, the same length
all under the same rooi-besides other convenient
houses-likewise, two never-failing Springs OF
most excellent water, and one of the finest young
and old Orchards, in the county, containing every
variety of Apple, Peach, Pear, Plum, Damson
sweet and sour Cherries, &c.
TEKMS-One-halft the cash down, the balance
in three equal annual insaments, the purchaser ex.
ecuting his bond and giving deed on the land te
secure the payment. Possession given at any time.
Arrangements have been made to convey good
title to the land have advertised for sale, and
those who wish to purchase are referred to VIM. B
johnson, of Staunton, who is authorized to sell fol
me and will show the land.
FERDINAND S. HElSKELL.
| Feb 26.-tf,
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TO TIE CITIZENS OF
THIS GREAT AND GLORIOUS Union

l LEE being the greatest blessing, that which
1l nsnreslt from the evil of premature death
Eust be OF paramount importance.
brandreth's Pills are altogether of Vegetable
composition, and while they possess remarkable
powers in curing disease, are perfectly harmless.
and can thus be used with perfect safety BY per
sons OF all ages and in any condition of the system,
with certainty OF beneficial results from their
operation, which is mild and pleasant, tho tho.
roughly searching to the root of diseased action.
and always terminating in "a great increase OF
health and vigor
Ninetv-seyen years they have been before the
public, and every succeeding year has increased
the sphere of their great usefulness. They are now
patronizsd in every pas. OF the civilized world moi
can envy nor detraction materially impair their
we'll established reputation.
These celebrated Pills do not cure entirely by
their purging qualities. They have in their com.
position a.yegetable cerpuscle, analogous TO the
corpusce Of the blood this corpuscle Of vegetable
origin, becomes incorporated with the mass Of the
circulating ife.giving fluid, and
IMPARTs A PREVENTATIVE POWER
which occasions the blood tothrow out all infectia
poisonous, or peccant matters, thereby entirely
purifying the whole volume OF blood in The circu.
iation. And thus these Pills cure the most fatal,
noxious, and harrassing diseases, in a manner so
Easy and certain, as to give great thankiuiness to
The afflicted.
The genuine Brandreth Pals can be obtained
at the following places:
VIM: Kyle Staunton; W. W King Wayne sboro'
Nm. Bell Chnfchville; P. A. Heiskel, Lebanon
White Sulphur Springs; ~. R. Syrcle, ,Parnassus;
I. Messersmith. MI. ,Solon; James M. Stout, New
Hope; D. s. W.. Whitmore, Mt. Merdian:B. BE
;raham, Greenviile; James !GuyDeer6eld; Nc
'uffin < Co Midway; Col.W. H. Allen, Greer
Talley, Bath co; John Dickinson, Miuboroupl
pring; Crawford 4 Co. Warm Springs; Henr,
a,iler, Cedar creek; S. B., Brown, Fishersyille.
Vim. Dudley. jennings Gap Taylor Il Co., Oak
irove, Augusta.
July 3o.-2m.
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E0BAGS.Ri andLaguirast Coffee. for sale by
M PERRIN. 4 RllGWAY.
March 26. Adjoining Valley Hotel
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LBr EvsRYsopY READ THIS CARsFuLLY.-There 10 =
Sarsapara for sale in the different towns called s.
Townsend's Sarsapara. 1t is advertised as the ORlGL
NAL GENUINE, and all nat This Townsend is no doctor
and never was formerly worker railroads, ca
nails and the eyet he the title Of Doctor for the
purpose of gaining credit for what he is not He says he
has attended medical schools and practced for fifteen
years " Now the truth is, he never practced medicine
day in his life Such toif, ricked Misrepresentation
looks bad to the character and veracty Of the man wish
most sincerely he had made those statements of him
self or of me- When will learn TO be honest and truth
full in all their dealings and intercourse with their fellow
men! He applied Ruel Capp to assist him in man
ufacturing his MIXTURE stating the large sums he would
make as an nducemen embark in the business, These
men have been insulting and ,ibellng in all possible
FORMS in order impress the public with the belief that
the Old Doctors Sarsaparlia the genuine, original
sarsapariua made from the Old Doctors Original Recl
pie This S. p Townsend Gays have sold the of my
name for 81 week will give him $500 if he will pro-
duce single solitary proof of this His statements Of
Thomson Skman a. Co., ere nothing but tissue Of
alsehoods, simply made to deceive the public and keep
the truth down in regard to his sourig fernreng
pound This is to caution the public purchase but
Old Dr. JACOB Townsends Sarsaparila having on it the
Old Doctors likeness, his family Coat Of arms, and his
signatureacross the Coat of Arms.
Frincipsl Office, lo2 Nassau- street y. = City
JACOB TOWNSEND,
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JUST RECEIVED.

q TIERCES Of very Superior London Brown
u staut Porter. also, . cask of fine PORT and for
sale by WREN & FISHER.
Stanton, May ~, 1870.
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LADIES ANDGENTLEMEN'S
Fashionable Boot, Shoe and Cater
Mandatory.
A. u. SlMPSoN

ID ETURNS his thanks to his friends and the
HI public generally for the liberal patronage here
tofore received, and respectfully informs them that
he still continues to manufacture at his Store, op
posite the Post Office,
Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, all kinds.
Ladies Shoes and Caters,
Misses and Children's do.
Ladies Kid and Morocco Slippers,
Ladies' Leather and Walking Shoes,
Ladies Black and ColoreL Caters, va
rious patterns.
Misses Caters and Slippers,
Children's do. do.
Embroidered work made to order and in the most
fashionable style.
Having on hand a good supply OF Materials for
the season his work will be warranted.
4g- Ladies' White Kid Shoes made to ORDER for
Weddings and Parties, at a short notice.
Staunton, Jan. %, 1849.
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The Dutch Settlement Ahead.
GREAT ARRIVAL OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

GREAT ARRIVAL OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
vT,HE world has been humbugged for years by
i set of fellows who cry Cheap Cheap Cheap.
and at the same making from SO to IS and 100 rer-
cent. profit. But the time has arrived when stop
is to be put to such OF business The great
law that regulates trade. is that of
SUPPLY AND DEMAND,
consequently, the supply of an article increases,
it matters not whether that article be Flour Iron,
Lumber, Dry Goods, Groceries. Boots, Shoes, Caps,
or READY-MADE CLOTHING, the price is
necessarily brought down. The subscribers take
pleasure. therefore, in informing their friends and
The public generally, that they have just received a
large and well selected assortment Of READY
MADE CLOTHING, consisting of
COATS, PANTS, vests, SHIRTS,
Drawers, Cravats, Handkerchefs, Gloves. Suspen.
ders, Hats, of all kinds, Boots Shoes, &C., &c.
Call and see us, and we will suit you, no matter
whether you want suit of "Sunday best or "Eve-
ry- day wear as we have all kinds, and at every
price.
FRANK & co.
Corner Room, Virginia Hotel Buildings
| Staunton, June Is, i849.-3m.
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DR.. Martins Universal Purgativs
Pills.

A remedy for all seasons and safe at all times
The most superficial observer is aware that ono
great cause Of disorder is Costaeness, and that BY
the timely taking of purgatiue the system is re.
stored to its accustomed energy. By such course
the lives Of hundreds are saved, who would other
wise have fallen victims to disease. These Pills
speedily remove all irritating matter from the
bowels, and excite the bilious functions TO =
healthy action. The press is teaming with the re.
commentator OF Pnrgatire Pills gotten up by men
who know nothing ofthe effects Of Medicines on
the human system, and hence are endangering the
lives Of thousands, who are daily using them. In
offering these Pills to the public, we think we arc
doing public good as they are the prescription os
regular Physician who has used them in his prae.
tice for 10 or Is years.
Prepared and sold By
MARTIN u WHITLEY,
AT their wholesale Drug Store,
No. 4S, South Calrert st. Bait Nd
AND FOR SALE BY
Dr.: E. Berkeley, Stanton; James E. Ross, Mt.
Sidney; w. H. Kennedy, Midway; P. s. Roller.
Mt. Crawford. Rockingham Co; Henke & Rinker,
near MT. Crawford; Andrew Houck, Harrisonburg
April 2, l549.-ly.