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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-24

nnttcc. This fact is some c,ileuc. n
PARTY to which he belonged, has no stu
sion TO linn. Messr-. Clay, Cess, and On
we're NOT put on any committee b, tl.eur
We also clip the following, from III.
paper
On the 10Th Dee the senate elected IN.
men of It's committees and viii ,.,mpl,,.
TODAY. los the election of the other ma
The following are the chairman of ,is
mitlcee.
Mr. King. on Foreign Relations.
Uhmhn, Of Maine, on Comme,c.
Sebastian. OF Arkansas on Mauu,....
Dickinson, Al \. Work. on Fin,n-.
Sturgeon, of Pa, on AgneHllu,e
DAVIS. of Mi.s., on Military Aas,,.
Houston. Of Texas. on the Mint,
Nuac. Of Florida, on Naval Ailai,,
rrleh. Of Michigan, on Public Ia,i.
Downs, of La, ON Private Land q,
Aiehi-on, Of Mo, on Indian Aa,i,
Norris. ~ y Hampshire, ON claim.
Nalh,r. ut Wisconsin on kegoip,..
Claims
Butler. Of :. Carolina, on the Ind.
Rush, of Texas, on Post Offices and |
Roads
KIN. of Alabama, on Pensions
pou.hs-. Of Illinois, on rerrore,
Hunter Of W., on Public Buildn,,
Tmar,, of Tenn, on Patent aud p,
Dllirr
Bradbury. Of Vermont, on Retreneh,.
pcarec Of Mar land. ON librarv.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-24

pr,p BopY iorNp The body ol g Ntchell. a
hrcklayer vas found oboui nine miles east nj Mar.
shall or She iih inst The coroner. inquest repor,
It a case Of suicide
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-24
STAUNTON WOOLLEN. FACTORY,

rH,HE prOpeOs having completed their buildings and pro-
rded themselves with new machinery Of the most ap-
ovsd Construction are now ready TO manufacture IN Inc
he's, manner and on the shortest notice. the OcS when
svs oommonly used in the country
TSv will keep on hand good assortment OF Lnseys;
E,sS cloths Jeans Kerseys Cas!netts or oaunets and
Stocking yarn which they VIII sell on houei'0 e''n' u
arohangs ror Wool at the market value
F~r ,hs accommodation flhe farmers ihey VIII manu-
.,Nre scb Goods as may be desired and furnish all the
"oe,i,s except the WOOL they will card WOOL spin yarn
and full and dye cloths receiving payment In WOOL or moi
ey as the customer may prefer GSrn;sh
me nrces for manufacturing when the company turns
every thing but the WOOL will Oe' as 'ollo"S'
quality, viz
For I.indseys from II to % cents
- Pulled Clothes from p to 81 cents
{. Jeans and Kerseys from 20 TO 80 GEMS:
" Cassuetts and Satnes from 50 to 40 cents,
The r,ices Of cardng the company furnishing the oil i
a. cases will be six cents per pound payable In wool or cast
on delivery Of the rolls. ,,,. -, ;o1i,,olr
len '''0u''"O ID. w. KENNEDY, Sup't.
R Hsss + $:. Rs:s:a- r''p'''''
April 8 1850.
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Valuable Property for Sale.



VIRGINIA AT Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery held for Augusta County at the Court
House. ON Monday June the 25th, 1919, |
Thomas J. Niche, acting Executor Of Michael CARRIER
dec'd.-Plaintiif,
AGAINST .
William A. NIeuzes and Elizabeth his wife, and others
Defendants. MN u,
This cause this day TO be heard, on the BILL the
answer of Sarah j. Hartman, M. o. Hartman, William II
CARRIER Ann c. CARRIER A. NJ. CARRIER, u Garoer, II. III
Robertson and Caroline E. his wife, and OF j. u Mlcnie
A. N Niche, Sarah j. Niche, Benjamin r. Niche,
Thomas J. Niche, Henry B. Niche, and Margaret r.
G. Mche minors by Nicholas G. Kinney their guardian
ad tem also The answer Of Albert j. CARRIER and the ex
hibs and order of publication duly executed agas. tie
bsent defendants William a. Menzies and Elizabeth his
Wife Alexander NJ CARRIER, and Michael C. CARRIER, and
was argued by Counsel On consideration whereof me
Cour IS of opinion that it would be best for all concerned,
that the Real Estate the tesato Michael CARRIER SHOULD
be sod-l is therefore adudged ordered and decreed 'a
Thomas J. Niche the Executor of the said CARRIER, DO and
he is hereby appointed Commissioner, whose DUTY sha
he after having first advertised the time and place oil sale
in the NEWSPAPERS published in tho town Of Siauncn ana
also in some Newspaper published in heCty OF Richmond
for at least six weeks proceed to sell the zeal Estate Vi
s,id Al CARRIER decd situated in the Town Of Stanton
and elsewhere in the County Of Augusta, 10 the highest
bidder at pubc auction on the following terms, VIZ One
sixth Of the purchase money be paid in hand and the bal
ance in five equal semi annual instruments the u hase 10
Give bond with approved security for the deferred payments
and lien to be retained the property sold as addona
security and ,hesad Commissioner Is at liberty he lhkS
o.ee will be promoted thereby, to divide Inc RTqef
into such -cels as may bestsuit the dsa
his pruceednUs 10 c.v tie SancuOR VI ''NNli'
+ CHAP. ]. KINNEY, D. C.
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Y OFFER for sale my Tract of Land, lying and being
in Augusta County, three miles South of Mt Scion, and
one and half miles North of Parnassus- on the
East by the Warm Springs and Hasonburg Turnpike road
This Tract contains something upwards of 27O Acres.
of as good Land as any the County Of Augusta and is
substantially and comfortably improved having on
modous DWELLING HOUSE, good Barn. and other
necessary buildings. There upwards of 100 ACRES
of this Tract cleared enclosed and in high state of cult
walton spring lime stone water near the dwelling house
and Orchard ofas good fruit any in the County
will sell this Land accommodating terms as regards
the paymens-and think can give possession to pur
chaser the Isl of April next, far as to enable him to
put in Spring crop.
If this Land IS not sold before the 3lst day of May next
will on thai Gay offer it or sale to the highest bidder
the premises If sell before that day the public shall be
duly notified thereof
ARMSTRONG RANKIN.
January IS, lS50-tds.
~ Rockingham Register insert until sale, and for
ward account to this office for collection.
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To Physicians Druggists and Country Merchants

nR " Kceler and Bro most respectfully solicit
IL their fresh stock of English FRENCH German and 4
rcan Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Paints, Oils Dye Stuhs
Glassware Perfmery Patent Medicines sc. Having opened
Store No 294 Market Street with full supply Of Fresh
Drugs and Medicines respectfully solicit Country dealers to
examine stock before purchasing promising and
all who may feel disposed extend their patronage
sell them genuine Drugs and Medicines liberal terms
any other house in the CITY and faithfully execute all orders
entrusted TO promptly and with dispatch
One OF the propretorS being regular physician affords
pie Othe genuine quality Of all articles sold at their
establishment.
We especially invite druggists and country merchants who
may wish to become Ngents for Dr. KeeleS Celebrated Family
Medicines STANDARD popular remedies to forward their
address.
Soliciting the patronage of dealers, respectfully remain,
J. n. keller s. BRO Wholesale Druggists,
No. 294 Market street, Philadelphia
september 10, ls49.-ly
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Nm obedience to the foregoing order, the undeisgneu
$6 day aggq,sf sF Pf! 8S5esfS nth s
of Saunton in front of the Virginia Hotel that we'll kn!wn
and valuable Tavern Property in the said Il wn-cafIed
the Bell Tavern. The Lot is large with a stream OF
water running through it, and the Rail Road ais passes
through it, The rear of the Lot after laying of enough
ground with the buildings for all Tavern PuP ses VIII be
divided into smaller lots 10 suit purchasers This Tavern
Lot fronts about eighty feet on the public street. ana 'ne
most convenient site to the Rail Road Depot, that can be
selected for Tavern. The buildings large and chiery
of Brick sufficient for the accommodation at once OF many
guests and boaders Before the day Of sale convenient
building lots for Srore-houses and Lumber houses VIII be
laid off on both sides of the Rail Road track and sold e
aratey. Also large Lot on the hill back OF the lave NJ
will be sold separately, suitable for pasture or cultivation
VIII be sod also, at the same time and place. valuable
out lot containing about acres, about ole mile from
Staunton on the right hand ofhe PETERSBURG road also
another lot of about two acres on the Jennings Gap road
and another lot Of about twenty Acres partly cleared on
the Augusta Springs road.
The terms of sale will be those stated in the foregoing
order.
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THn BRANDRETN PILLS,

A SAFE MEDICINE-Thc Of the Brandreth Pills cal
N in do injury, because they made Of those herbs
and which experience has fully always harmonic
with the human body The omission Of purgng with them il
Of sickness often the OF long attack often ending
only by cessation OF life.
important il that tins should be pursued-
will only be the surcst OF restoring but will
the constitutional malades
It will surely weaken the magny Of the attacks and in time
secure robust health.
As with ali valuable medicines the Brandreth Pills have been
shamey counrted but have succeeded in having execu
ted (and which appended TO each box Of
such intrinsic workmanship bid defiance to all future mita-
Now however, evil presents itself My advertise
taeD verbatim and used all the medicine
Of the day who merely take my out and insert the
Of their medicine the place of Brandreh Pills occupied in the
thus stolen from Time will prove how these
speculative gentlemen sustain themselves.
My Friends may rest satisfied that shall, long life
and energies permitted by ruling Providence
tend personally the Bandreh Pills and that those properties
which have thus far rendered them popular, will be stu
tnued unimPaired b. BRANDRETH, NJ ID.
The Brandreh Pills sold by agent every place Of
Importance throughout the world each agent having cerf
ofageucy from Dr. BranGcth having fac SMILES of labels
on the Brandreth Pill boxes engraved thereon.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
The genuine BrandreM Pills can be obtained al The
tottorng places:
VIM. Kyle, stanton; w. w. King, Waynesb borough:
VIM. II. Bell, Churchvilc; P. A. Heiskel Lebanon w,
Sulphur Springs; j. r. Cyrce, ParnasSus H. Messer-
smith Mt. Soon 4. Maupu Mt Sidney; Jas. NJ. Stout,
New Hope; ID. & W. Whitmore, Mt. Meridian; b. +.
Graham, GreenYile j. S. Guy, Deerheld; McGuihn,
Co., Midway Col. w II. Allen Green Valley Bath Co.,
John Dickinson Marlborough Springs David G. Wise,
Warm Springs, and Henry Miller Cedar Greek; NJ
Douglas Mt. Scion; Hobbs Taylor, Valley Mills; w. M
Dudley, Jennings Gap.
March II, 1850 Pm.
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-r1r PEOPLE HAVE CALLED

qnd l. f'a,l end Z. Burke hare onseerea,
10y establishing, at reduced and ialr
a-s]SsSc>ss.IS ID rates, A DAY-lActrr ACCOM-
&M@a NOTATION STAGE from nj w. 10:
chester 10 Saunon in hours less time than the mail mas
cnestSi " Tbey are thankful for patronage received
oSS bs ms many expressions of kind feelings on their behalf
and call and depend upon nS PSIpS
sannn we are threatened with extemlnatlCn ana ven
vrrvsvr5 ~ ~;ess IL" 'dHn ssoiei' o! W III
whence they think said Coach emanated True II has,
mainly because the Coaches of Parish. Peyton, Kemp
Co. were frequently forbidden to take passengers from said
House ordering them to their office and starting place
Ye who have long wanted the accommodation Stage,
give us proof oHyour works. Call at the UHiO Wnches
ter aud Nc Chmg Stanton, enjoy comfort and plenty at
reasonable rates. and take seats in Coaches from Wncnes
Tuesday, Thursday s Saturday, Fare through 81
THOMAS BURKE.
January 50, 1S50.-tf
yssg- ISAAC PAUL, Proprietor from Winchester to
New Market
ket 10 StauntOn
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OFFER for sale Tract Of Land lying on the South
Fork of Rockfsh River, in Nelson County adjoining the
lands of James Woods ESQ., Mr. Samuel Woods and 9TH
ers, containing by oldsurvey between
FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED ACRES,
considerable portion of which is Rockfsh low grounds
and branch flats The balance is all arabic high land
GOOD quaty-indeed is very superior The low grounds
and branch flats fine meadow land. There is on the ira It
an ample supply of timber and two very desirable
rock quarrles.
The improvements consist Of Mil, propelled by Rock
fish river built in modern STYLE with castiron machinery
and two pair ostones-he basement story Of son good
Saw Mill rood framed Barn. Corn Houses, Stables 1obac-
co Houses Negro Houses with brick chimneys, small
DWELLING HOUSE,
Ice House and other necessary ouhouses, and Apple
Orchard of excellent winter fruit.
Rockfsh Valley is situated at the Eastern base Of The
Blue Ridge Mountain, is high and romantic country alike
remarkable for its beauty healthnineSS and teliy and
the tract offered for sale has long been regarded among
the most desirable in that section Of country 1t is distant
from Howadsville on James River and the Canal about
eighteen miles from the contemplated Depot on the Rail
roadnow in progress from Charlottesville, the Blue
Ridge to Slaunton only eight ten miles twenty miles
from the University of Virginia, and about fifteen from
Stanton. The terms will be made to accommodate the
purchaser and good gain may be had by early appca
ton James NJ Harris ESQ., who resides onlhe land lie
may also be addressed by letter, directed TO Greenfield,
Nelson Co., Va.
JOHN l.. HARRIS.
November % lS40-tf
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rn1cKs or auACKs.

Ixr EvpRYBooY RRAD THIS CASfFuLiY.-Ihere is
s,rsapsrilla Tor sale in the different towns Called r
TownsenJs Sarsaparila. 1t is advertised as he olGl.
MAI GENUINE and all This townsend Is no doctor
IVA was but was formerly worker on railroads,
nails and the ke-ye, assumes the e OF Doctor for the
nurpose Of gaining credit for wathe isno lie says he
has attended medical schools, ana practceu Tor heeh
wears VI Now the truth Is, he never ptacuceu neuce
dsy in his life Such rrlfm, r'cEea misrepresentation
looks bad 70 the character and yeracity OF the man wish
most sincerely he had never made those statements OF HIM
sell or of me When will learn 10 he honest and truth.
m in all their dealings and Intercourse with their fellow
mem lie applied to Kuel Capp assist him In man;
uacturing his mixture, stating the large sums he would
make as an nducernent embark IN the business These
men have been insulting and libel!ng IN all possible
forms in order to impress the pubic with the belief that
the Od Doctors Ssrsapara not the genuine, orgina!
SarsapariHa, made from the Old Doctors Original Reci.
pie. ThsS. p. Townsend says nave soa Ie use 81 my
duce one single solitary proof OF this His statements o.
Thompson Skillman d Co.. are nothing but tissue OF
iaseheods simply made to deceive the public, and keep
tue truth down in regard to his sc~rng ferne"tng c9"
noud This TO caution the public purchase none but
Old DR. JACOB Townsend's Sarsaparla, having on !, the
Old Doctors likeness his family Coal Of Arms, and his
signutureacross the Coat Of Arms
JAcOB TOWNSEND.
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ISIDW0NNI0No


AIRS. LEROY P. DANGERFIELD purposes open
1fA inc near the Warm Springs, Bath County, Va, a
School for the Education ofyOung Ladies' All the usual
English Branches will be taught together with French
and Music ON the Guitar Particular attention will be
given to the domestic instruction Of young Ladies' Terms
for board and tuition in the English Branches, Will be$lOO
per session often mOuhs-payabe $50 in advance the bal
ance at the end of the session. Thsncudes all expenses
excepting Books and Stationary which parents and guar
dams are expected to furnish. For French and Music
an extra charge of $40 each, will be made The School
will be under the immediate supervision of Mrs d. and
Young Ladies will be treated members of her own family
The location is healthy and accessible, being midway be-
tween the Warm aud Hot Springs-Daily Stages passing
the door during the Summer and weekly in the
Wnter-so that parents guardians may see their chl
drsn or wards, in case ofsckness, without delay. The
School will commence about the 10th Of September and
continue until the 10th Of July making July and August
the vacation months. She begs leave to make the follow
ingreerences-
Rev. II. Il. CAsTLEMAN, Staunton.
Col. A. S. GRAY, Harrisonburg.
Gen. S. Fl. LEWIS, Port Republic.
Mr. G.. G. Butler, Principal OF the
Rappahannock Academy.
DIR. ARCH. P. SrRorHER, Bath Courthouse.
August ID, lS49--tf.
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NOTECE.

,ENIIE subscribers having formed Partnership under
the style and firm Of RAeLANp HoGE, for the purpose
of doing RcceiOi,,g Forwarding and Commission Busi-
ness in the town of Scotsvle respectfully solicit the pa
tronage ofthe public
as avoraby and with as much pompness and despatch
as any house in the place. and pledge themselves
no efforts to render satisfaction to their patrons They
are prepared TO furnish SALT, Plaster AND GROCERIES
of every description, at the lowest rates
]. A. RAGLAND,
THOS. p. HOGE.
gon,evl1o 1870
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Clothing at Reduced Prices.

WE invite the attention Of the public to our! WINTER
w STOCK OF CLOTHING, which desire 10
sell off, in order make for stock Of Spring
Guods We have on hand Servants Goals, low 81 on
and all other sorts Of Clothing which We have c"Hsid
erably reduced in price.
Call and see and convince yourselves of the fact that you
can buy of The undersigned cheaper than any where ese
WALDEAUR & POLLTTZ.
Staunton, Jan. l6, 1850.
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WRIGHT & KING.

Clothing ROOMS No. 1885, Market ST. above 9TH, Phila,
WHERE all times be found complete and extensive
w assortment OF Ready Made Clothing. They spe-
cay invite the Merchants The Valley Of Virginia tn
call promising furnish the best articles in their line uron
such command and their patronage They
manufacture CLOTHING order the shorest notice. and
to that effect.
December 10, lS49.
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JAMES j.. BROWN,

Wholesale and Retail Saddle and Trunk Maker,
No 80 South Fourth ST. between Market Chestnut Streets
Philadelphia
THE attention odeaes and others invited to bis assortment
i OF Saddl Brdles Saddlebaes Collars, Whips &C.
Also to his superior article ofTRUNKS, viz Sole Leather
Trunks Solid Leather Steel Spring Trunks Of light weight
Rveted Iron Frame Trunks Dress Trunks Bonnet Boxes
Wood Trunks oderent qualities Valces ofvarioas styles
eled Leather Bags, Ladys Travelling Bags Satchcl &c.
&C., all of which he offers low prices for Cash. approved
paper Orders thankfully received and promptly executed
December 49, lS49.-6m.
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g. DO LEWIS

~
No. 3, South Fifth Street, Philadelphia,
Importer and Dealer, Wholesale and Retail, In
Wines, Liquors and Segars.
CONSTANTLY hand large and well assorted stock,
~ which is offered any quantities moderate terms
prising
Mederia Sherry, PORT Lisbon Sicily Tcner Malaga Cham
payne, Claret, Hook, Sxuterne and Barsac Wines.
Old Pale and Dark Cognac Brandes Jamaica and ST Crox
Rum Holland Gin Irsh Scotch and Monongahea Whistles;
Wine Bers, (of very superior quality &; London Brown
Stout and Scotch Ae Liquors. &C. and the finest brands Of
choice Havana Segars.
All orders promptly and carefully executed.
-6m.
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JEWELRY, &c

JEWELRY, &c,
AT ONE DOOR EAST OF N. cUsHING's.
rINF subscriber has just received from Philadelphia and
Baltimore. a large and well selected
STOCK OF JEWELRY,
Consisting one and plain Gold and Silver Watches Breaspns,
Finger Rings; Gold, Silver and Gilt Buckles; Ear Rings,
Bracelets Slides Collar Buttons, Studs, fine Gold Guard and
Fob Chains Lockes, Gold aud Silver Spectaccs Gold and
Silver Thmbles fine Gold WatchKey, Gold and Silver Pen
cs Gold Pens, Pen and Pocket Knives Port Monse. Sou
venrs Silver and other Cases Silver Tuck Combs Darts Coral
Pocket Books Purses article of Percussion Caps. Pts
tolls Steel aud Gilt Fob Chains Pencil Points Scissors Shields,
Goggles Shawl Pns large assortment Of Silver Ware con-
ssc in part Butter Knives Tea and Table Spoons Forks
Mugs Fruit Baskets Candlescks Casters, Tea and Coffee
Sets Groudolcs Canes Whips Clocks and all other articles
usually kept in the best Jewclry Stores.
nB Watches, Clocks and Jewelry carefully repaired
and warranted.
DAVID S. BEAR.
S,.untop Nov 7 1910
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Hats, Caps, Ladies' Rich Furs, Beaver Bonnets. &c
WILLIAM II. BEEBE & CO,

l3S CHEsSUT ST., PHILADELpHiA.
TJAvE hand large and superior OF FINE
GOODS in the greatest variety their line OF trade and
offer them Merchants and Deaersgeneray, fair and mod
crate prices They especially solicit the attention Of the Mer
chants OF the Valley OF Virginia their splendid Stock, and
trust that their Philadelphia they will fail
give them call. VIM. H. Gardner ae Of Richmond Va, 10
associated in the firm Of H. Bcebe Co and will take great
pleasure in waiting on his Virginia friends.
December 49, 1919,
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Stock transportation on the Louisa Rail-rOa
ss - =; z o. @ 80

- -
TIME owners Of Stock hereby notified that provision
is made for receiving ofStock the Cars Shadwell
Mills be transported from thence the place called the
Junction on tho Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad, on every Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday E.
vening.
Is IL would be well for Drivers of Stock to write to Mr.
Edward J. Tmberlake Depot Agent at Shadwell, where
there is Post Office (eers be pOst-pad) for day
two at least previously the arrival of the Stock, giving
notice of the Time when the Stock is expected arrive
Shadwel with the number Of head and descriptions Of
Stock.
G.. X. MASON,
Superintendent Transportation Louisa r. R
November 7, lS49-tf
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PhiIa. Dry Goods Emporium,

ECHEL, RAIGUEL e. Co.,
IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN
and Domestic Dry Goods,
No. l2s and $50 " Sd ST. abore Vest Side,
KEEP all seasons complete assortment of FOREIGN
IA DOMESTIC DRY GOODS on hand adapted to the trade
all Of the country and adequate demand that
may made upon them. They invite the attention of South
dealers land especially the Merchants OF the Valley Of Yr
gina examination their Stock satisfied that they will
find il to their interest to deal with them.
December 10, lS49
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JOHN MACINTOSH. WM. =. WHITE.
MACINTOSH e. WHITE,
Wholesale Ladies' Boot and Shoe .Nan,yactrery,
No. IS, South Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
M w. extensively engaged in the Manufacture Of
lvl. LADIES, MISSES, AND CHlLDRENS BOOTS
AND SHOESin all their varieties and keep always hand
full supply the demands of trade They invite
the attention Country Merchants TO their extensive stock
satisfied that at other establishment ohe kind in Phladol
pba they suit themselves better either regards
quality Of their Goods the terms upon which they pre-
pared determined to sell them Call them their
Old Stand, No Is, South Fourth Street, Philadelphia
December Is, lSf9.-6m.
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T0lDA000o SlsGA2s9 &goa
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

NE subscribers have received their full stock Of TO-
l. BACCO, SNUFFS AND SEGARS, which added TO their
of manufacture enables them offer inducements
deal with themhe choicest brands Of Tobacco
will be found their establishment together with every
expense will be spared render satisfaction til those
bcstowng their custom their and
others will find TO their interest examine stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
C.. T. COCHRAN & co.
Staunton, Oct. II, 1919.