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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
July s, 1854.
;ROCEnlES AT WHITE g. PATT0N'S.

90 SACKS SALT, katshall's Brand, h hds
~ Brown Sugar, cheap, 2 barrels Pnlverzed
Sugar. 8 Crushed do, 9 White Coffee Sugar,
chests prime Teas, barrels N. q. prime Mo.
lssses, 2 boxes Adamantine Candles, do.
Up efm do l do. White Soap, cheap. Also,
30 bags prime Laguyra Coffee, all on the lowest
terms, especially to persona wanting large lots
for cash.
July 10, 1854.
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NOTICE..

u LII those who know themselves indebted
n to me by bond or account are respectfully
requested to make immediate payment, as my
demands are oppressive and | am compelled to
make collections 10 enable me 10 meet them.--
will also sell my stock Of goods at reduced
prices from this time for Cash only.
A., H. FISHER.
July 10, 1854.
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; - - - =
MAR n led.

On the 9th ult., by the Rev. e. Beard, Mr..
JOHN G. BiNFoRE, OF Goochland, to Miss HET-
Ty A. WALLACE, of Augusta.
In Huntersville on the 9th inst. by the Rev.
MIR. Bottom, Mr.. AMAs f. CAMPBELL, iormer-
~ Of Highland county, Va, 10 Miss MARTHA
j. CANNON, of Huntersyille, Va.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
UnriVallcd Exhibition
OF G GOD ST.
The Chinese Chunk are in Port with
Cargo Of Rare CuriOsities, Which
NOW Produce Great Excitement
in the Mind Of the PEOPLE.

The Chinese Chunk are in Port with a
! Cargo of Rare CuriOsities, Which
NOW Produce Great Excitement
in the Mind Of the People.
H,HE subscriber would respectfully announce
i 10 the citizens Of Stauuion asd Augusta
county, that he has on hand a very large assort-
nsen; Of Fancy Articles, consisting in part as
Underseeses, French Wolked Collars. Chem
isetis, Ribbons a splendid assortment of white
and colored Kid Gloves, Pic Net Gloves, Hosie-
ny, all kinds of Gloves, taces, Gimps. Buttons,
etc. $3.50. ..s.z1s
Also
A very large assortment Of Clocks, Sold and
Silver Watches and Jewelry, such as Ear
rings. Finger Rings, Breast Plus, Watch
Chains and Seals, Ladies Chain Hooks, and a
good many other articles TOO numerous 10 men
ton.
He will also continue TO keep all kinds Of NIT
steal instruments, Pocket Books, Turks, Car
pet Bags, Valieces, Guns, Pistols, etc. etc.
He also keeps great variety os Wall Paper,
Window Blinds Fine Screens, Bordering ETC.,
etc. Wall paper from l2a cts to 81 SO per
bolt.
As my Goods have been bought in The cheap
est and best markets, and mostly for Cash, am
sure that can sell them little cheaper than
the cheapest store In Staunton.
N. B.-fafasols, Fans, and a good many
summer articles will be sold at cest.
Give him acal and judge for yourselves
He will be sure to give general satisfaction.
MASON HllsSH.
June &c, 1855. s. NJ. copy.
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New StOrein StauntOn.
CHINA, CROCKERY,. GLASSWARE,
FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUME

1SAtN1l, 0IACo1ALItl 'A<lDC '.1AAtA~J
FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUME
Rlz, FANCY SOAPS, sc.
rI,fIE subscriber is now opening at the store
L lately occupied by G. B. Dyer Co., such
variety of Goods in the above line as was
never offered for sale in the Valley Of Virginia.
They consist in par, Of the following Beau
tifuily decorated and Gold Band China Tea
Sets, splendid Motto Coffee Cups, Flower
Vases, Card Baskets, handsome Purlan and Gold
Band Pitchers, Cut and Pressed Tumblers, Cob
let's, Wine, Jelly, and Champagne Glasses &c.
Also, Common and Ivory handled Knives and
Forks, Plated. A lba,a and Table Spoons, Forks,
&C., Walters and Trays, Tea and Coffee Pots !;
with small lot of Jewelry. Country dealers
would do well TO give him call, as he has ma
ny articles to sui, them. Ladies are particu-
IarIy invited 10 call and see his stock Of Fancy
Goods, &c. f. HICKSON.
White Granite and Blue printed Dinner Sets,
AN at Richmond prices for CASH.
Stanton, July II, 1854.
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STONE w ARE.

I CAST, comprising Milk Pans, Churns,
I Butter Tubs with Lids, Pitchers. Jazz, Jugs,
sc, Sc, Just 10 hand by
WHITE x PATTON.
July 10, iS54-~s copy
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LOOK HERE!
VIM, J. POINTS

AS just received few of those eAcellen,
IL Water Coolers, Ice Cream Freezers. Cook
ing Stoves. and lot of Wooden Ware Tor sale
cheap, at the Big Coffee Pot
June 80, lSoi.
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July I, 1871.
WHITE g. PATTON.

= CASES and Trunks OF Shoes, making our
assortment complete, especially 6r children
aud 'ases. just received and tor sale low.
July 10, 1891
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Notice..

~EAKINS& MERRITT havether accounts
- made off up to The Is, Of July, 1851, and
respectfully ask that those knowing themselves
indebted " i'll come forward and settle imme-
diately.
July II, 1854.
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SUPERIOR LAND in
MARKET.

HAVING, as Attorney in fact for William
= Poage, sold hundred and fifty acres of the
Bell place, offer the balance, $50 acres, for
sale. The land lies on the west side Of the
McAdamized road, about four miles from yaun-
ton Ii is Of the most fertile quality, we'll su-
ated and well watered, and has a sufficiency of
timber. The land will be shown by VIM.
Poage. who lives adjoining, or by myself.
June 10, 1854. GEORGE POAGE,
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Notice..

.AWiNG to a pressure in my business have
. been Compelled to place my accounts. (due
LIST July. 1884 in the hands Of VIM. S. II,
BAYLOR, ior collection. My customers will
confer favor by calling upon MIR. Baylor al
their earliest convenience, as am little "ha,d
up in the mofsy lice at present.
July II, 1854. HENRY BARE.
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VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE,
Near the Depot.

1NHE Lo, near the Depot Of the Central Rail
/ road, formerly owned by Mr.. Robert g..
Bicke, will be offered for sale at Public Auc-
lion, on Saturday, 2ist July.
Terms OF sale will be one-third cash, and tho
remainder in equal payments Of 4 and 6mon,hs
by negotiable notes with satisfactory endorsers
The title will be withheld until the last
payment is made. Il will be divided into three
lots.
BY oder Of the Board.
E. FoNTAlNE, Pres.
.;ulv 70 fS54--tds,
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CoMMfsSIONER,s SALE,

COMMISSIONER,SS SALE.
IN pursuance of decree Of the Circn, Court
Of Augusta county, entered on the I'd day of
June, 1854, in the case Of George Shaver vs..
George ". Frankham, Admir-, aud AL, the IN
defsigned will offer for sale, al public auction,
on the premises, on FRIDAY the 2ist day Of July,
1854.
The Tract Of Land
in the bill an. proceedings mentioned, cortain-
ing Ten a cres, more or less. upoa winch
there is a Dwelling Horse and other improve.
ments. This is the same tact OF land on which
said Frankham in his lifetime resided.
Terms OF SALE.--One fourth Of the purchase
money in hand and the balance in three equal
instruments, payable in six, twelve and eighteen
months, from the dayaof sale, the purchaser
giving bond with good personal security for the
deferred payments, and the legal title to the
land to be retained as ultimate security.
VIM. H. HARTMAN,
JOHN B. WATTS, oo'''''
June, 10. lS54.-tds-Prnt. fee S..
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A CURE FOR ALL.!.
HOLLOWAY7s OINTAENT.

HOALOV n y YIN HEtS T.
Citizens of the Union, *
! You have done me the honor as with enc
voice, from one end of The Union 10 the other,
10 stamp the character of my Ointment with
your appreciation. 1t is scarcely two years
since made II Known among you, and already,
| ii has obtained more celebrity than any other
| Medicine in so short period.
| THOMAS HOLLOWAY
80, corner of Ann and Nassau SITS, N. !.
ASTONISHING CUREOF SORE LEGS
AFTER NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copy Of Letter from Mr. w. J. langley,
Of HusfsriKe, Yadkie County, North
Carolina, u. s., dated Nor LIST, 1863.
READ HIS OWN WORDS.
To PRoFEsson HoLLowAY,
Sir,--Il is not my wish To haco.ne rototipus
neither is this letter Iitten for the merl sake
oil writing, but 10 say, tiat your Ullfi.ent c,rrd
me OF one Of the most dreadful oufaneous dis
eases that flesh is heir 10, and which was CON
sidered by all who kliew me to be- entirely be-
yoBd .he reach Of medicine For nine wears
was afflicted with one OF The most eainuI and
troublesome sore 'sgs that ever fell 10 The LOT of
man and alter tying every medicine | had
ever heard OF, | resigned in DESPAIR all haze nf
being cured, but a friend brought ne a couple
OF large rots Ut yonr Ointment, which caused
the sores on my legs 10 heal, and entirely re-
gained my health 10 my agreeable surprise and
delight, and ~ the asloaishInent of nv
friends.
tsigned) ". J. tANCIYz
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A
!. BAD BREAST, WHEN NEARLY
AT THE POINT OF DEATH.
Copy Of Letter from M. r Duranf. New
Orleans, Nor. oh, 1853.
To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY, IS, cwner Of Am
and Nassau sts., N. w. 49,. ..'
Dear Sir.-Il is with heartfelt gratitude t hs.e
10 inform you that by the use of your Ooiu,meu,
and Pills, the hfe OF my wife has been saved
FOR seven years she had bad breast, with fen
running wounds, mot Of caneercns nalufe}-
l was told that nothing could save her she was
lhen induced 10 use your Ointment and Pills.
when in the short space of three men,bs ,bsy
eiected perfect cure, 10 the astonishm ant nj
an VINO Knew us. We obtained Your Medicines
from MessIs. Wight & CO.. of Cbaires.s,reo,
New olleans. ] send this from aHotel de-,
Irinces,1 Paris, although, had written il =,
New Orleans, before we finally left at 1ba,
time, moi knowing youi address at New YorI
telgneo II. DURANT.
me rus should be used conformity scifh the
Ointment IN most ofihe Jollouing cases -
Bad Legs. Bad Breasts, Bnrns, Bun,ons. Chill.
bains, Charped hands, Contracted and S,ig
Joints, Fistulas, Gout, Glandual, Swellinas.
Lumbago, Piles, Rheumatism, Sail Rheum.
scads, Sore Nipples Sore lhroa,s sri dseas.-~-
es, ScnTyy, sore.heads, UuIceis, Wounds.
N sold al the Establishment OF Pyofss,o,
HOLLOWAY 49,, corner oil Ann and Nassau
Streets, New York; also by all respec,abc
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines ,hroupho
Inc onl'ec states, in Pots, a, 37a cents, 81
c su, ana 81 oo cents each. To be had
Wholesale of thu principal Drug Houses in thu
| Union. - 'p'
the larger sizes 'ses
N. b.-Diree,ons for The guidance Of patients
IN every disorder are affixed to each POI,
June IL, 1S5l.-1y.
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NOTICE TO THE HEIRS
Sarah I7iclslin. deceased.

VoU are hereby notified that the money
= due You as heirs, or distributes, of said
Sarah Hicklin, deed, is now in our hands for
distribution, and you are requested to come for
ward Immediately and receive the same, as We
will not pay interest thereon from the Isl day
OF August next
JOSIAH HINER, ! p.,..
BENZ. f. JACKSON. Exits.
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WANTED:

"HE Subscriber wishes to employ frsl-late
u 'ourneyman Cooper, TO whom fair wages
and constant employment will be- given. No
one need apply for the situation, unless he i
single and Of unexceptionable moral character
Apply to the subscriber, South River. three miles
from New Hope, The latter is hispost.office.
JOHN w. HEMP.
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Valuable Farm in Market.

I DESIRE to sell privately my Farm. lying
L about 81 miles West of Slauuton, off from
The Parkersburg Turnpike, to the right about
one mile, containing about
Ohe Hundred and sixty Acres
of 'ahj--more or less. The land will be sur
veye.i. II purchaser is found. Between so
and so acres Of this land are cleared, about one
half OF which is we'll sci IN clovet, ills Dthef IN
good state Of ruliivatioh-,hs balance well
timbered OF the cleared land I acres are
meadow, and 10 tffore could be- made. There
is on the premises ,olerably good log dwelling
house. good new barn aud stable. There Is
also never failing spring of good watet, good
apple orchard and other fult trees. The farm
is well walered BY ponds in nearly every field.
II is useless to give further description Of this
property, as persons DESTROYS Of purchasing will
come and see for themselves. The Farm will
be shown to any one by calling on the suoscri.
Der at his residence in Staunon, by whom the
terms will be made known, and any ihorma-
ton given. Possession given in time for a fall
crop, if early application is made.
JAMES GREGORY.
July 3, 1S54-Reo lister cOpy IT.
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MORTisING MACHINE

NORTisING MACHINES
GtOgLDS Celebrated Eloriisng Machines,
~ with which otte person eau DO the work of
sia, on hand and for sale, it is the best invest.
Ihept Carpenter can Take.
June 10, 1854. GEO. r.. PRICE.
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July I, 1854.

GROCERIES, AT WHITE 4 PATRONS.
10 SACKS Salt, Marshalls brand. 8 hhds
w Brown Sugar, cheap, 2 barrels Pulver-
lied Sugar, Crushed do, 2 White Coffee Sn-
gar, chests prime Teas, barrels N. o. prime
Moasses, q boxes Adaman,ine Candles, /
DO Spnrn do. do Write Soap, cheap. Also,
80 bags prime Lagaria Coffee, all on the lowest
terms, especially 10 persons wanting large lots
for cash.
July 3. ISIS & NJ copy.
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BOOTS AND SHOES, BY THE
PACKAGE.

f61HE subscriber has received packages Of
i Boots and Shoes from good Northern
maker-a nice assortment, as they were inen.
ded for a country store. A small advance on
cost to cover charges. Immediate application
BY any person Wanting, is necessary.
l.. HICKSON.
Sfauninn July Il 1881 80
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AN APPRENTICE WANTED.
We want at this office an apprentice to
learn the Printing business. A well grown
boy, between 10 and II years old will find
a good place by early application.
july 8. 1854,
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YATE'S American Form Book just received
i by s. H. COLEMAN.
July II, 1854
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QUEENSW ARE.

. CAST new style Qneensware, ylz: White
- Stone Sugars, Covered Pitchers, Nappers,
Soup Tureins, Covered Dishes, Handsome pilch-
ers, Sets Tea Ware, Fruit Plates, and many
other Goods in this line, u,aking our assoc tnent
complete and at the cheapest rates
WHITE Il PATTON
July 10, is5l.-spec. please copy
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OF DRY GOODS
AT
WHITE e. PATTON'S.
Ululv l2KA

TACCONET, Ginghams, Lawns, Bareges
= Prints, Bleached shir,inss, Grape Shawls,
Ribbons, Collars pant stuiIs, Curtain Muslins,
Stair Linens, CIesh, Canton cloths, Brown Drills,
cheap Hosiery, 100 r. Misses and childrsn's
stockings Assorted and many other Goods suita-
BILE to the season. for sale low.
July 10, l85i.-S. copy.
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MY III, lS54.- 30.

PIANO FOR SALE.
"A SUPERBLY finished fine toned 7 cc..
EA Rosewood Piano, nearly new, for sale by
f.. HiCKSON.
Stanton, July II, lS5i.-lt.
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Wanted to Purchase, or Hire,

ElOR the balance Of the year, good plain
cook, washer and ironer. For such one,
. liberal price viii be given. For particulars,
enquire Of the Exlilp1.
June 10, 1854.
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SECRET DIsEAsES:

RRAS discovered The most Speedy, Pleasant
II and Efecaal Remedy in the world
or a ~
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ORKNEY SPRINGS,

H,HE Seymour House and Sylvan Retreat, (he
/ only Hotels within the corporation will be
opened for visitors, as usual July, Isl, ls5i, by
A r. SEYMOUR,
Sole Proprietor.
MUSIC.
The Ladies' Parlor will be furnished with a
Piano and Guitar, and the Ball Room with a Co
tilli9n Band.
Agraud Tournament and Fancy Bali will be
held on Monday, August 2slh
Coaches will run daily from The Springs via
MI. jackson 10 New Market and reuru
June 26, 1854. n. Il. SEYMOUR.
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ASTONISHING CUREOF LEGS
AFTER NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copy Of q Letter from Mr. ". j. LaagIev,
Of HuatsriItc, Yadkie County, North
Carolina, y. s., dated Nor. LIST, 1863.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
VOTING MEN

Especially. who have become the victims OF
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive ha5-
it, which annually sweeps 10 an untmely grave,
thousands Of young men OF the most exalted
talents and brilliant intellect. who nigh, other
wise have entrsneed listening Senales with The
lhundsrs Of their eloquence, or walked to costa
" the living Tyre, may call with full con-
hlence y
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July 3, 1s54.-S&.M
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SECRET DISEASES:
Gonrllfa. elects, Structures. Seminal Weak
ness, Pains in the Lonls, Affections of the Kid
ppys and Bladder, Loss Of Organc Power,
Nervous hritabhay, Diseases of The Head
Throat Nose, or Skin and all those Peculiar
Disorders arising ftom a Certain Secret Habit OF
YOUTH whlch if not cured produces consttu-
lional debility, renders marriage inpossi-
bic, and iii the end destroys 10th BODY and
MIND fe-a7f-*- ~ &. li5
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-20

LADIES UeLr.-our sedate cotem-
porary ofthe Baltimore American thus
discou-ses about the 'last agony" in
the n.enine world Of fashion. Won
der II Gallon has any:
"The ladies' north are introducing
what is called and "ugly." rs q com
pensation for the Enthusiastically small
hornets now worn. j ugly" i
nothing more than what years ago used
TO be termed a clash" The "ugly''
Is to the head what top is to gig
orehaise. The "ugly" lets up and
down. like one OF those tops. The
"ugly" is of different color from ID,
bonnet. and might be called n parasol,
aveil, or anything else. descriptive o
what hides or 81 ladies the face. La
dies. hence, now often wear two bon
nets on their head instead OF one"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-20

A BoSArARr PoPE.-It Is whispered
abroad that there Is some prospect tina.
ere long Bonaparte will be raised TO
the papal throne. The present pope Is
said to be in very bad health. and II Is
not probable that he will long survive.
Parties sre already looking anxiously
forward to the time when his detease
will occasion new election. or all
these parties, perhaps, Lewis Napoleon
Is the most interested. His cousin,
Prince Lucien Bonaparte, second son oil
the Prince de Canine. has taken holy
orders, and Is said to be in every way an
eligible person for such nh office. He
would have the double advantage OF be-
ing Bouaparte and a naturalizcd ltal.
ian. aud would probably be as acecpta'
BILE to all parties as any other individual.
The fortunes OF the Bonaparte family
after long period OF vlcissitudes, seem
10 be on the ascendent.-B. Jour.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-20

TINS WAR.-The Russian War has a,
last assumed phase Of profound inter
est. An allied army, $4,000 strong. has
landed in the Crimea, unobstructed, and
is mar hing on Sevastopol /; while Ia
oo0 men are on their way from Varna
20 swell the invading force to above 10 :
900. Precisely how strong the Rus
SLAMS are In the Province we have no
means OF knowing, but II nay well be
doubted whether in pitched battl. they
can cope with the allies and as far a
siege, the result ut Bomarsund does not
lead ~ to expect any thing brilliant from
the Russians in the way Of defending
Publications. nor anything very s0lll In
the Notifications themselves. Nor is
our confidence increased by the fact
that the supreme command in the Crimea
is in the hands Of the arrogant and shall
low Menchkoif, who has never yet DIS
tinguished himself as a soldier. How
ever. we shall see after having been
surprised by the bravery and skill Of the
Turks. the world may now receive q
asimilar surprise from tae Russians, At
any rate tue question uust 10 'ePt~y
decided; the allies must promptly cap
ture Sevastopol or take to their ships
again and flee, still more disgraceful than
Nnuer is about to do from Baltic.
There Is report from Cons.antinople
that conditioEi OF peace have been
agreed upon, ut il is a hoax. There
can be no peace till one Of the parties is
beaten. The invasion OF Russia rem
ders that sertaln, If there was any doubt
abou, II before.
From Spain VIC have renewed COM
plants that Mr.. Soule Is engaged in
revolutionary Vaccinations. aud is
spending money freely for that purpose.
From the other countries there Is Moth
Ing Of special momeu,.-N. Y. Tribune.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-20
MILL FOR SALE.

ryo be sold at auction on The iirst Monday In No.
Il veaibsf NJ 10 0'elatk A, NJ " not prtyluu.l,
Disposed ~, Crist Miii. situated ~ Franklin co.
Tut hbuut5 miles tr''m Cedar Crave, On bis Coda
Cruct, mllcs eat of brookvilie, containing T,
phir ol iusrs, ~ loet tall, 10 good slono Mil
House, aud ~ aer1s Vf and, lnUladlng all the VA.
ter PRIV ilsgeu. a. 4 IA g'vd moved log liouse ht,
Onhafd, atd a never ftllins spflug.
Any person purchasing WhO Il hot ACQUAINTED
Win Ws Miilur businessman ba Instructed upo,
rvasphabls terms b, lhu npsuht owner. ian
ptopvfi, vHn bu bought very low Tor eash Fo,
intthsr particulars a. ply to Jangs n. Scholsld oi
iha tfumvslf.
AsSO.-A 90 aero mrm,a aeres within r,asa
the balance well ttmbugrsi, "a Cog ilaa.v. htat,is
Nnxvnsled, and eVrnefiD, a well win now,
lalNng nprihg "a ,puns Orchard and sugar Cam
the 'ana all .Dsa down vita Clover, lof mrIbsl
Oct. lj-3w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-20
IBARNUM'S MUSEUM
JUST OPENED AT THE
Old White Corner
In tho shape Of fine and choice selections OF
cfaI aao 00lintcr GOODS,

From the Eastern cities, all selected with great
care aud Jadgmsnt, and expressly for this market
consisting in part Ola large stock o Ladies ress
G,1ls OF every shxds aud hue. Gents wear OF
nl Il, los, qualities aud prices. Hats, Caps, lio0is
and shoes, hardware Cutlery, Qreenswaro Gro.
ceries, aud unaliy. everything from "A ssneedie to
an anchor" that can be found In any ,etali essab-
llshment m tho West, which va win sel on ~
good terms and nt IA small profits as any other
house IN town. OR Goods arc opened to n gen.
erous public. and all we ask Is nm Impartial decs-
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