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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-02-21
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MIDDLEBURY, FEB. 81, 1855.
peath Of Hon, Ira Stewart,

We have the melancholy duty of an
nouncing the death, on Tuesday evening,
tue 18th inst, Of Hon. IRA STEWART, of
this village. lie had been seriously i'll
for several weeks, and this event was
therefore not unexpected, though deeply
regretted by the community of which he
had long been highly respected and
bonored member. He had reached the
advanced age of seventy-fve years-an
age which his vigorous and elastic frame,
previous to his last sickness, would seem
to render Incredible.
Mr.. STEWART was for many years one
of our most enterprising busiucs, men.
As such he was greatly esteemed, no less
for his sterling integrity and honorable
dealing than for his business ca paci, y
and public spirit. lie had been for
long period member of the Corporation
of Middlebury College,an a liberal con.
tributor to its funds In the Congrega.
tional Church he was a leading member.
and adorned his profession by ,onsis.
tent life.
Mr.. STEWART had filed various posi-
tions of honor and responsibility. in this
town and county. He served for two
terms as Senator in our State Legisla.
ture, in lSl7 and As
His funeral was attended at his late
residence, on Friday aftcrnoon-a large
number of people being present. Pray.
ers were offered by Rev DIR. MERRILL
and Rev. r. S. KENDALL and an appro-
pirate discourse was preached by Prcsi.
dent LApAREE, from Proverbs xiv. 80.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-02-21

NJ, r...- :.
l"c iAH'fF..-uron the test qncs-
Won w., Oh gong INTO Committee OF the
" h9!T &c, Tor the purpose OF taking up
lnc OH reaucinS the duties on imports,
the vote OF the New England members
was us follows;
iGAswMt''r'. Appleton, Banks, Ed
Of " Massa ,r Ho'1 rrr UEH1m and VALLEY
Kilrrdsc ard Morrison Of N" "I Iiam '"Iir"
Bcch"r and Pratt of Connecticut
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-02-21

THE AMERICAN PIcK-Irn VOLUME
This illustrated comic weekly, publish
cd in the city of New York. every Sat
urday, is about to commence its fourth
year. 1t has become n fayorte paper
throughout the United States. Besides
its designs by the first artists, it con-
tans witty editorials of character, and
will carry chccrfulness to the gloomiest
ireside. Its variety renders it Il favor
lite in every family
1t contains each week, a large guam
tity of tales, stories. anecdotes, scenes.
and witticisms The Recollections Of
John C. Calhoun, by his Private See
rotary" will be continued in the Pick
until finished, and then a copy will be
sent free to every subscriber whose name
shall be upon our mail book, Each
yearly subscriber to the Pick will re-
eeiye the double sized Pictorial sheets
for the Fourth of July and Christmas.
without charge. EaeE of these Pictorial
sheets contains over 200 splendid de-
signs
The subscription price to the Pick is
8 cash in advance Six copies for SIS.
Thirteen copies for $40
Letters must be addressed to
JosEpu A. ScovILLE,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-02-21

laJ- The S2ringfe Id R1uJEca,
says =
Tie doctrines Of the new Ameli-
can party, which is swallowing up all
the old parties, lead directly to Pro-
lection. Preference for American
labor, for American goods, for Amcri-
can men, over the labor, the goods, and
the men Of other ccuntics--this is the
whole slilit of the American party
and it is equally the whole doctrine
and principle of protection. The two
are too thoroughly identified to be sep
arated-and it the American PARTY is
to triumph, American policy must tri
umph with it. It's this view Of the
inevitable results of the new and grand
political movement, that, more than
any other, gives us such hope in the
future, and enables us to regard with
a calm philosophy the sometimes unjust
the often awkward steps by which the
movement goes forward"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-24
+ U Lie S A l. E O F
Horses, Mules. Carts, Harness &c,

vENHE subscriber will offer at Public Sale, on Tues
i day, 9th day of Marchnext. at M IL Z b o II
s p X IN G $, Bath county, Va, the following de.
scribed property, viz % head young, and well
broken Mules four Horse team, Wagon and llar-
ness; Horses well broke to cart or wagon; Is carts
with iron axles 80 sets of Cart Gear.
Also, pair of Superior Buggy Horses, with
good Buggy and Harness. The stock is in line con-
dton and the balance of the property in good repair
To Farmers and others, wishing to supply themselves
with good and valuable property this is an opporu-
nifty rarely to be met with.
TERMS or ,SALE.-A credit will be given of
months, with bond and approved security, bearing
interest from date ID. CONDON.
Feb. 3. lS55-tds
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r q r, s A T,E
A Valuable Farm and Merchant Mill

vTNHE Widow and heirs of Jacob Peck, .jr., decd,
j. will, on Thursday the LIST day Of March, 1861 Of
fer for sale on the premises the valuable tract Of land
and Merehgnt Nh now in the possession! Of Henry
II. Peck The tract of landlies on Christians Creek,
within four miles of Stanton and intersected with
out any injury to the land by the Va Central Rail all
acres (which is cleared and in good cultivation, and
the residue is well tnbered, There are about sixty
acres of bottom land which cannot be excelled IN
quality ten acres of which is in Meadow. The quail
ity of Meadow Land may be easily increased. The
Mill has been In operation number Of ears and its
location is one of the best in the County The water
power is uniform and unfailing. The other improve
lnents are good Brick DWELLING HOUSE,
Kitchen, necessary cut buildings and an excellent
Swsher Barn.
Possession of the land and mill will be given on the
day OF sae, and of the house short time thereai-
ter The small grain crop in the ground will be re-
served.
The TERMS of sale will be accommodating, and will
be made known on the day of sale. Henry IL. Peck,
who resides ON the premises, will show the property
to any one who wishes to examine it.
The WIDOW and HEIRS of
JACOB PECK, Jn., decd.
OH ~
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Arrival Of the Steamer Baltic.

New YoRK, Feb 2l.-The steamer Baltic
Inns arrived with one weeks later news from
Europe. Her dates from Liverpool are to Sa,ur.
dav. the 10Th instant.
Lord pamerston has accepted the premier.
shin ant. mas formed cabinet
The new Cabinet is constituted thus Pre-
mier Lo,d Palmerston ;Wa'-Lord Panm,lre ;
Foreian-- Earl Carendon; Home-Sidney Her.
bert, Coonial-Slr Geurge Gray Exchequer-
W. Gladstone Admiralty James Ora.
ham Ctauceor-Lord C,anworth; President
al thu Coutc;,- Far! Granville; Privy Seal
Duke ofArg,le Public Works-Sir w. Mole.
worth; oslnas,er-Lord Canning.
Lord. Aberdeen, New castle and Russell go
eut-Paumure comes in, and the balance are
the same as the late Ministry.
Supplies were reaching the British camp in
abundance, and siege works We're advancing
Tire army was, however. still sickly. Frosty
nights, with mild, fneedays. prevailed.
The latest official dispatches from Lord Rag
Ian are TO the 23d and Oath Both menlIon al
Improvement in the weather, aud speak cheef-
ingly Of further prospects. The latter says
We resume our work before the town with re-
nswed activity.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-24
DIED.

Near New Hope. in this County, on the ID inst. ),
sfter Q short illness of Pneumonia, CHRISTIAN CLARK,
In the 14th year of his age.
Obituary next week.
On Friday night the 9th inst at her residence
near Hermitage in this County, Mrs. Elizabeth Ross,
aged 66, years months and days.
Tho deceased was for many years. a consistent
member of the Ger. Reformed Church. Death to
her was Igain, having made her peace with God she
gently fell asleep in Jesus, and is blessed. Blessed
aro the dead which die in the Lord, &c. +.
Al his residence at Parnassus. Augusta county, on
Tuesday morning last, DAVID HoosHEAD, Esq, aged
about AZ years.
At tho residence of her father, Deerfeld, on
Tuesday the 26th December, 1854, after protracted
Illness which she bore with christian patience and
resignation, Miss Mary A. G. PAuLy, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. Lewis Pauly, in the 26th year of her
age.
At the residence of Mr.. Robert J. Glendy, Deer
field, on Friday morning the 9th ut., Miss ELESoR
GLxNDy, in the ninety year CT her age.
On the 18th inst, Mr. HEcroR b. RoGERs, former
" resident OF this county, but recently repaired to
the county of Roteourt for the purpose of teaching
at which he WAS engaged until short time before
bic death. Hemorrhage of the lungs was the fatal
disease. lie was born the 18th day of March, 1880,
and died the 18th day of February, 1855.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-24
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

u Y authority OF the last will and testament of
~ Reubin H. Ovcrhot decd. we will offer at Pub
lie AUCTION the premises, Wednesday the 2sth dag
of February nert, the farm which the deceased
sided, lying in Augusta county, five miles west Of
Waynesboro, and on the Road leading from Waynes-.
boro to Greenville The contains 200 A CRES #
LAND, of which about 100 ACRES cleared and
in good state of cultivation, the most of it well set
In Clover and Timothy, about AZ ACRES sowed in
Wheat and Rye, the residue well Timbered, the
quality of the soil is productive lime stone, little
mixed with sand, the subso good clay, lies beauti
fully. There is on it about10 Acres of Meadow, and
Orchard. The buildings consist of comfortable
dwelling House and Kitchen, and all other necessary
out houses which are all new; excellent Barn, Gran
airy and Spring, near the house. Gates and fences
on this Farm are all in good order.
TERMS, will be made liberal to suit purchasers,
and made known day Of Sale, possession given
Immediately.
MARTIN COYNER, rx.on.o
HENRY COYNER. HAe'"'o''
[of X. II. Overholt, decd.
Jan. ~, 1s55.-tds.- and Rock. Reg. copy.
va The Grain which is now in the ground, about
43 acres, advertised to be sold with the personal
property, on the Sth of February being sold,
account of the state of the weather. it will be sold
the 2Sth inst, when the land is offered.
MARTIN d HENRY K0INER.
Feb. "a, 1855.
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GOOD TIME COMING!

HAVING this day purchased the interest Of J. W.
l. Merritt in the Stock OF Goods belonging to the
of January 1855, and as by this arrangement will
have too many goods on hand for the Spring trade
therefore offer my entire
Stock OF Goods at Primo Cost for Cash,
without reserve from this date to the 25th day Of
March next 1t is useless to enumerate articles II
generally known that have very large aud desirar
BILE stock of
FANCY GOODS,
for Ladies' and Gentlemen, Boots, Shoes, Hata cap>
Glass and Queensware, Ready-made ClothpSs Gre.
ceries &c.
All persons desirous of saving as per seat. ars
earnestly solicited to call before making their par
chases elsewhere, as am determined to comply with
the above. A. J. nEAkINS.
Feb 3. 1875.
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u o { ice

WITH a view of removing to our new building,
w which will be completed by the LIST day of
,h we viii . ar Gn stock Of Goods from
consists of Cloths, Cassneres, Silks, Clancy and
black, Marinoes Alpacas, Musens plain and dotted
Swiss, Silk and wooden Shawls, Ready Made Clothing,
Boots, Shoes Hats Caps, and variety of other ar
tcles, not necessary to mention. We are determined
to adhere closely to the above arrangement, and in
vite all in want of bargains to give us call.
s. Ii. HlLD, Ag't.
Waynesboro, Feb. II, 1865. copy.
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IIQTXCE.

nRAYT0N G. MEADE, {late Of the Arm Of Adj
- olson Meade,) and WILLIAM CACHES,
having entered into co-partnership under the namt
of MEADE CACHES, for the sale of Agricultural I'm,
plements, Seeds, Manures dc., have bought out the
entire stock of r. $. luck, and located st his OLD
stand on Fairfax street, East side, between King and
complete assortment of the various articles in their
line of business, and will always be happy to see their
old friends, and all who may be pleased "a rv. -
their patronage. D. G. MEADE
WIN. EACHES
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. rs, lS54.-k
Es1- The undersigned having sold his Stock Of Ar
ricultural Implements, &c., 10 Messrs Meade I ~.
patronage and respectfully asks continuance Of .Ss
ssne to his succeseors.
Dee 3s.--G RS. RCOM,
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LAND For SALE.

I WILL, ON TUESDAY the 27th day of FEBRE-
L AIRY, on the premises offer for sale tract of
" GOD La " d.
containing Three Hundred aud Fiify-Seren Aeres.-
There is upon this tract of land Saw MILL Black
smith Shop, with Tilt hammer attached a suIi-
Gent water power to feed Chopring Mill-Also a
good dwelling house over the Blacksmith Shop also
two other dwelling houses the land the Timber
is Of first rate quality, consisting of Yellow Pine
Yellow Poplar, White Oak and Hickory, &c. 1hfs
tract of land lays ON South River, in Rockbridge
County abont seven miles from the Nor. River Ca
nal, four miles south of Fairfield, and tw, md hall
miles from the Plank round.
TERMS made known on the day of sale. Immo-
date possession will be given.
Feb. IL, lS55-tds. r. l.. GILL;
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SELLING OFF M COST
+ q r c. A S III

WITH view of preparing for Spring Supplies,
w A. NJ. SIMPSON 4 CO., will from Monday
JAN 22nd 1865. sell off their large and fine stock at
for cash. The stock embraces every article in
their line of business 1t consists of Gentlenens fine
Calf and Kip Boots, Caters, Calf Congress Boots,
Oxford Ties, Button Caters and Shoes Cafand Kip
English, French. ami Italian Black and Fancy Cal
tiers and half Caters, Parn Silk Caters, Gum Sam
das, Bnskin Shoes, &c. About 900 pair of Chill
dren and Misses Shoes of all kinds. Laborers and
Servants, Kip, Coarse and Fine Boots, Monroes and
Brogans.
Large Stock of Hats and Caps, very low.
wa. Work will be made to order as heretofore.
Msa Remember all Goods at cost will be sold for
cash
We. This arrangement will continue only until
March 10.
Nss. As large part of this extensive Stock was
laid in before the rise in prices, tsryains may be
expected. -tssN
Jan. 20. 1855.
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DISSOLUTION.

vTVHE partnership heretofore existing between Thos.
J. ]. Niche g. II. II. Robertson in the practice of
LAW 10 the County of Augusta, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent
Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to
the late 6rn to come forward and settle with II. IL.
Robertson, without delay his office is Main ST.,
nearly opposite the Post Office.
Msa Of course we will attend Jointly to all bust
meas heretofore entrusted to us.
THOMAS ]. NICHE.
II. ii. ROBERTSON.
February "a, lS55.-3m.
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NEW SUPPLY.

lust received direct from New York the follow
u ing very superior, Black & Green Teas Black
Mixture, English Breakfast, Nc Plus Ultra, Silver
leaf aud Young Hyson.
We have also received very superior lot of Brown
and Coffee Sugars, prices varying from to cts.
Feb. "a, 1855. J. b. BRECKENRIDGE 4 son.
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Nm. Week, nervous depressed in spirits and a
the victim to dyspepsia indeed object of comnlse-
ration Yet it is absurd for him to despair; re
care not how low weak, nervous, and irritable ne
NAV be. the cordial properties OF hoofiand German
Bitters. prepared by Dr. c. NJ. jackson, Philadei-
nhia, are stronger than the many headed monster
which is preying upon his body and mind ana l, ne
choose to try them will insure cay cure. gee
advertisement. ft3. IL.
~. Tss effects of tho i,nprud NJ RS, o. &fretry
Ike THERMOMETER indicating ever change Of wealth
er BIZ the aches of their Bones and jolr.'. nh TT
tism, Neuralgia, and like Diseases and they e, cot
f;nue until they eradicate every veste 81 hefea
~ from their systems, which can only be : by
resortine to Cartsr's Spani-h Mirtur Leonty
positive aa.dote for Mercury known.
Fab lit
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UNITED STATE NAIL.
PosT OrFIcs DEPARTMENT,

Posr OrVIcE DEPARTMENT,
JANUARY Il, 1856.
DROP L S for carrying the mails of the
L United States from LIST day of July, 1855, to the
3Oth day of June, 1862 inclusive, in the State of
VIRGINIA, will be received at the Contract Office
of the Post Office Department in the city of Wash
ington, until p. IN. of 10th April, 1885, Ito be de-
cided by the Both April 1862 on the routes and in
the tines herein specified,
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j. v. r co

AT netting Of the President and Directors Of the
"A Junction Valley Turnpike Company, ON the Is,
OF February. lS55-
Ordered, That general meeting of the Stock
holders be held at the Courti House, in Lexington,
on Friday the 3Oth day of March next, TO take into
eonsiderationthe proprefy of selling out the road.
Fed. "a. ls55-it. WILLIAM LUSK.
President,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-24

Dr"For preserving aud s,nsing The Teeth,
ZrRMAN's CELEsRATED TooH WASH is the hesi
preparation ex.ah,, end should DO in the posses
sicn Of every family il is used by the most
eminent Dentists, all of whom speak o! II as a
mos, Invaluable preparation for The Teeth Ours
and Breath" Sold BY all our druggists, al rs
s~nts 4 bottle.
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EXTRA B.lWG.aEJv.S.

WHITE j PATTON have just received addition
w al supplies of Prints Calicoes, Brown Cottons,
Bleached Sheeting and Shirting 500 lbs. prime Cot
ON Yarns, and many other goods; and as they are
esrous Of closing out their stock in view of Spring
usncss will sell until the LIST April Extraordina-
Bargains. Many goods, such as Carpetings, &C.,
at cost less.
Feb. II, 1855. w. & p.
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Feb. II, ls55-tds.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
A I Rules held in the Clerks Office of the County
"A Court of Augusta, on Monday the 5th day Of
February 1855.
F. f sa1ssso 4 Sons Pits :, nah.
Leonard Stoueh DIT
II appearing by affidavit filed that the Defend
ant is not inhabitant of this State 1t is ordered
that he do appear here within month after pub
LEGATION of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in this suit the object of which,
is to subject his estate consisting of money, bank
notes, securities evidences Debt and other perso-
nal estate to the payment of tho Plaintiffs claim Of
S2l90.67, evidenced by note dated January 18th
1854, and payable one day after date subject to a
surther ordered that copy of this order be insert
ed once week, for four successive weeks in some
newspaper published in the town of Stanton, and
posted the front door of the Court house of this
County. Copy-Teste.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, CPk.
Feb. II, IS55.-4w.
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NEW article that for economy and convenience
"A must take the place of hinges for barn DOORS
wherever known. The attention of persons building
or repairing is invited.
Feb. II, GEO. E. PRICE.
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OURCUSTOMERS,

WILL much oblige US by settling up their 40
w counts to LIST January. They are now drawn
off and ready for adjustment.
Feb. II, 1856. WHITE PATTON.
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CORN SHELTERS.

IA NJ in daily expectation of second supply of
Il Pennock Shelters. They have been tested and
found to be the very best article in use. They are
unsurpassed in effective work with little power
Those who want can be supplied by ready applca-
ton to. GEO. 4. PRICE.
Feb. IT, 1855.
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THE MARKETS.

Hon. Shelton F. Leake spoke in favor Of the Staun-
ton nominees at Madison Feb. Court.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-24

A HANDSOME lot of Fancy Cassimeres just re
N ceived by Express at
Feb. lis. W. A. STERRETTS.
OOO TONS Windsor Plaster, on Wharf, and
l,~OO to arrive shortly, for sale by
Alex. Jan 20. FOWLE 4 co.
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SELLING OF AT COST.

BARGAINS! BARGAINS 1.-THE subscribers
ID wishing to reduce their stock, to prepare for the
approaching season, take this method of informing
the public that they will sell at prime cost for CASH
only up to the 10th of March, their stock of Nous
lins Plaids, Merinos Silks, Cassmeres, Cloths and
Vestings.
Positively no goods booked unless at profit.
Feb IL 1855. NELSON BAYLOR.
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VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court Of Highland County on the
9Th day of February 1855.
Jacob W. Stewart Plaintiff
against
Thomas Mcdonald and Nancy his wife
Peachy ii. Stewart, Edward Stewart,
and Margaret his Wife, John Stewart,
David 4. Stewart, Edward stewart piehoahts.
and Saml. Mcdonald Ex'r of Marian
da Stewart decd.
~ CuAScrRY.
The object Of this suit is to obtain title to 400
Acres Of Land, lying and being in the County of
Highland, on the sa,sra OF the dry Branch. And it
appearing, that the Defendants John Stewart and
David Stewart not inhabitants of this Common
wealth. On the motion of the Plaintiffs by his At
torney. it is ordered that the said last named de-
PENDANTS. do appear here within month after due
publication OF this order, and do wha. is necessary
to protect their interest and that copy of this or
der be published once a week for four successive
weeks in the Republican indicator, a newspaper
published in the Town of Staunton and also posted
at the front door Of the Court House of said High
land county, on the first day OF the next County
Court.
copy.--Teste.
A. STEPHENSON, Clerk.
February "a, ls55.-4w.
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EIAI1.1ED,

On ths 18th inst. BY the Rev. Samuel Brown, Mr.
MrcHAsL MuhrnY to Miss BARBARA. daughter of Pc
Ger Baldwin, decd, all of Rockridgs co unity
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T HAVE just received lot ofsuperior Bench Planes
J. of selected wood, very heavy, with extra Bits J
ALSO Mouldings, Bead, Flooring, Sash, Rabet, Corn
ice, Plow, Ceiling, Table, &C., all OF which will be
sold at the very lowest market price.
Feb II. GEO. L. PRICE.
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TIME Books of A. NJ SIMPSON, to January LIST have
Il been transferred to r. H. Phillips, who is author
ICED to settle up the business of the old firm.
Jan. 20. A. NJ. SIMPSONS CO.
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Na. Hotoray's Pills, certain cure for derange=
mcnts of the Stomach and Bowels. Liver complaints,
Loss Of Appetite and Disorders. Those Pills have
wonderful effect upon disorganzed system, acting
immedatel, upon the fluids, thus the most impure
blood becomes totally changed. Persons who use
them for few weeks cannot fail to meet with cure
Of apy of the above cases. and those who may be I'M
Fortunately affected with disagresable or Offensive
breath, cannot do better than avail themselves oi
these invaluable Pills feo. II.
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M dical Notice.

DOCTORS SHELTON & WATSON.
TTAyING associated themselves in the practice of
III Medicine at Barterbrook, ofer their services to
the public generally.
They viii together, visit their patients whenever
necessary, free OF any extra charge.
Feb "a. l855.--9t.
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LAST NOTICE.

T HAVE placed the claims transferred to me by A.
L NJ. SIMSTON in the hands of Robert p. Kinney
for collection with instructions to institute legal pro-
ceedngs upon al claims unpaid, not satisfactorily
arranged on the LIST day of April.
Feb. II, 1855 X. II. PHILLIPS.