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NAY 81. 1859.
IMPORTANT ADDITION.

y{THiTE 4 PATTON are new receiving such sup
w phesas are wanted OF Scarce GoaGs, to Wit !:
le pieces 81, "a, AMI Ga Canton Aiattipgs, assor-
ted tdnghatas, lawns, Manchester Gingans. Lace
Collars, Underslees.s, plaid and striped Musiins
Eantiilas. Pie Nc Gloves, 80 pieces stile Pint
S'ber Clothes and ca,simeres, Bariges and Tissues
Back. Gloves, Ribbons, Buttons, Trimmings, and
many other Goods OF the latast styles and finish
all on the lowest tefmes
STANTON. .iay 90 l6Sy
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~ The n. Y. Tribune says: 1.-The sal. the
d.pIoratls error OF The South Is iha, il doss nat
or rather will nol, see how all iis inierierily
springs from this single ciilse Of slavery y
Thr sad. the ieporahe error Of the N Y Fri,
bane Is, .hd II continually atribntes m lnffsi-
Gritty 10 TIE sonlh which does not exist. In al
the clements Of human happiness in plenty, pn-
rliy ard eenten,tnett,, the SealI is eanai 10 aug
county oil thu face Of the earth aud 'ar superb
or tn the North Utspdf1b
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NOTICE.
To ALI WHOM fF' MAY CONCERN.

HATiNG entered into partnership with I. S.
4 Coalter, and thereby effected a change in my
business, it becomes essentially necessary for to
close up and settle oil the accounts due before
the partnership commenced A moments considera-
ton viii convince my old freuls and customers of
the necessity and proprety OF this course. Finding
il impossible for me to take tine to settle up my old
matters, have employed Messrs Baylor i aylor to
collect all my accounts, and hereby authorize them
to proceed immediately to collect or cesc them by
bond. All persons indebted to would confer a
favor by calling upon them at their earliest conyeni-
enee. j. n, N0t'DWARD.
MAYS, ls55.-True A., Spec and . knp copy.
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7
TIME subscriber is row receiving choice lot Of
L Spring and Summer goods, embracing in part
the foowityt kinds, VIZ. Black Gro. D-lihiuo, Paris
Striped silks, Paris Printed Jaconett, Printed
and Solid lsefages, French Lawns, Solid Chalics,
English. French and American Ginghams, Striped
and Checked Auslns. Dotted, Figured and Pain
Swiss do, Jaconetts, Mansuok Muslins, Hair Cord
for Shirts, Embroided Skirts, Curtain Musins, Cam
brio and Swiss Edeings and Insertngs, Flouncing,
Collars. Kid and silk Gloves, Hosiery, very large
lot of New STYLE Dress Trimmings. Gimps, Lace,
Yeils Ribands, Silk Msntles very neat, L. &. Hand
kerchief Prints. Bleacled and Brown goods, sum
lner Pant Stufs, Cloths, and Ggssineres, Hats as-
sorted, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware a large lot of
Queensware, Glassware, together with most every
article for family Use.
The ab6@c' goods have Secn bought under favora-
bic circumstances consequently one shall pay
for goods than fair and living price, as am
determined to adhere to the true principles Oh doing
business. s.Short profits aud quick Sales"
JANIS A. PIPE near the
Woodward House.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

yxTlLL be sotl on the 18th day Of June, At the
w late residence Of Geo. ". baylor, dec, all his
aproperty, consisting OF Horses Cattle, Hogs,
sneep. and all his farming utensils, together with
all his Household and Kitchen Furniture, and one
sett Of blacksmith aud Cooper's Tools. Also lot
OF Grain. Terms sade kne'fn en- day Of sale.
dune 2, lS53.-2t.* JACOB BEARD, Admin.
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Halieaaaa 0iatalei t.sa t''is an nrsitiule remedy
for Gl0tches On the skin. Edgar Mortimer. ard =,
u Third street, Philadelphia, Ia 1--WE years
severe sufferer with heehes the skin, The whole
Of his face, neck, arms. and hands. being distgarea
with Them Ike small pax be consulted several very
eieyer medical men, Who tori iu II the predi-
eating symptoms Of sono disease, yinun alarmed
him exceedingly; however, he tsak Holloway Pills
Immediately. and rubbed tie Ointment the parts
Affected. and IN two weeks the whole Of The blotehes
disappeared, and his health considerably i'm
proved. These remedies Will cure tie mast deeply
seated old Wounds aud ulcers, Of twenty year
standing June 2.
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DISSOLUTION.

TINE co-partnership heretofore existing between
= r 'l u'dit ae s1e ana f Urn ., ~
by mutual consent. Al outstanding accounts are
payable to G. Z. Cochran, and those knowing them
selves to be indebted are earnestly requested to set
tic promptly either b. payment note, it is very
desirable to close up the business of the old
c. 7. COCHRAN,
THOMAS BUTLER.
Stnur,t..n nil % laha
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RAZCRS AGAIN

HAVE received still another supply Of those
L celebrated Razors, made expressly to order, and
stamped with my name, and never known to fail
when properly strapped. They do not require
honing. Al who want comfortable shave call early.
June = lS55 GEO. h. PRICE.
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W1ssrox Forsrrn CoeNrY. Y. G.. Dec. IL. 1871

WINSTON FoHsYrg CoeNry, Y. G., Dee. H. 1851.
Messfs. Dove 4 Gov heu in your city, in May
last, pai chased Of you hall dozen Of your Rhea
sold the above to Capt. TODD Of our place, Con
same terms,) who has been afflicted for i've years
with Rheumatism has consulted Physicians, and
used every remedy he could obtain from the stores of
town, but they did good whatever. lie tried
the bottle of your lnimeht and much re-
lsyed that he called and paid for it, and purchased
anothe. Ny partner in business, Dir. II. I. Wethe
rey had negro, who had been afflicted about the
same number OF years, part Of which time unable to
do any work the Doctor did everything for him in
his power and concluded to use your Imminent. AZ
ter the OF half bottle he restored and able
to do his daily labor.
| send the above that others may be induced to
use the same remedy. You send me several doz-
en-, which, charge to ny account. 1t is good med
icine. and will always sell JN0. II. WHITE.
va Sold by }. b. Eskridge, staunton, VA, also
iia4 icr Dun.
Richmond, FEB. 10, ls55.-an.
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Peruvian asnam0.

FgNEIE undersigned beg leave to inform their friends
4 aud customers generally. that they shah receive
this season their usual full supplies OF Peruvian Gu
ano from direct importatians which they Warrant
eeiyed by thin is analszed BY Dr.. r. IL. stahler,
an accomplished Chemist, and the quality branded
on each bag with lis name. t0Wi4n & co.
Aiexandria, June 2, 1855.
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NE w DDS AT
WHITE e. PATSEONS,

WE are now receiving our Spring Supplies OF
w STAPLE AND FiNcf q GODS, which for
extent, variety and cheapness, hare never been
passed in this market These goods Nere purchased
In New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore the
best terms and suited to the genera wants of the
Country. Buyers and especially those buying for
cash, viii consult thsir bsst ntsrslts by exsnius
ton of this stock.
April Il. loco. ". p
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Farm of william. Engleman, pec'd
Sac on Sa'ardaV, June ISL ]

sac on Sa'afaay, June I8H I'D.
T8TE win offer this Farm at public auction the
w premises at il O'Clock, 4 II.
This is desirable Farm containing about 200
Acres. 1t is well watered has fine YOUNG ORCH
ARD upon it, and ali buildings and oat-honses ne
cessafy Tor Il farm.
II adions the lands Of Wm. 3. Johnson and others,
about five niles Southwest oi Stanton.
Ierets made known day OF sGle. At the same
tiae and place sill sell ane horses. few
head Oh cattle and tagashing iuaciine With horse
power. DAVID ENGLt,&AN, p.,r.
JOHN ENGifMAN,} = V's.
May o. I6as.---itis
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Stauaton, Aaril g, lebs.
TORACCD PITsyNRSe

FE7lIE undersigned will continue the Tahae Bust
l ness at the old stand, where he will be pleased
to sec the patrons of the old firm.
April %, 1856. II. COCHRAN:
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Straw EEomEac4s and Ribbons
New ArriyaI--Large stock.

CE0. w. SMITH Respectfully informs his custo-
VI mers and the public that he has removed next
door to DealIns q Merritt, where he will be plea
sed to see all that may be pleased to CALL He has
Nice Stock Of new and choice Dry Goods. which
he will sell at very reduced prices, and at small
profit for cash. His stock viii be sold cheaper than
those that say they selling at cost. Call early
and secufn barUairs
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THE SECOND STORY.

s appropriated to she Ladies' Bonnets and MILNE
H. ~ Coed aud Fancy Articles handsome vari-
ETY. of Ladies, Dress Caps, Ladies' Lace Caps Black
six Caps, coored silk Capes Ladies Head Dresses,
Ladies' Coisots and shoulder Traces. Misses aud
and Bonnets made to order; Mems and Boys Straw
Hats selling off at cost, with great variety OF Dress
Goods and Trimmings. Suitable Country Produce
taken in exchange for goods.
staunson, June :, 1855 GEORGE w. SMITH. =
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s.Wan with all its horroNs," is 80 lechtess an
eaemy to race those lei diseasas, Sero nla.
Syphilis, Rheumafisn, the imnfus9eAt al Merca-
rs, and otae affections arising from ;aiated and i'm
pure state oi tic Blood. GaTE5.s 5PAN1sH MiXrrRE
is the only remedy which will drive Ii Sc insdious
diseases from the system. Many have been restored
te health, who. bit tor its timely aid, would have
sunk IN despair. Do MOI Delay, HUs lRy II IN
tAs. may -.
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NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,

& KAHN 4 co have just opened a large Clothing
-. Establishment in the room near the Post OFT &c
formerly occupied by s. Coleman as Book Store.
They have extensive assortment OF new and fash
idnabe Ready Made Clothing, which they arc anx-
idus to sell, and therefore etier thea cheaper than
eau DO purchased in Staunt5n. Al iheY ask is an
examination Of their stock being satisfied to please
is only to sell. l.. 4 &c.
Stanuton Aprll o. 1850
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NEW SUPPLY

NEW SUPPLY
VUST received direct FROM New i orh the follow
81 ing very superior Black 4 Green Teas Black
Green, Plantation o'oong, Golden Chop, lierodaas
MIXTURE English breakfast, Ne Plus Ultra, Silver
eaf. aud Yonng Tyson.
We havealso received a very superior lot of Brown
ard Coffee sugars, prices VARYING from to o cts.
Feb "A, ls55. j. b. BEECAiAkIDGE d son.
A FRESH supply of Rcckhridee Alum Water and
"A Pills for sale by JAMES q. LAIRD.
Nav IL, 1865.
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LOOK THIS WAY.

ST RING CI.0TutN GIL
M HlNSil & CO.. would most respectfully an
WE noanca to their friends ard patrons that they
have just received large and magnificent stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
Of all descriptions, which they offer to sch a little
lower than any other house in StaaHton.
They respectfully invite the pubic to come and
lock for themselves.
fz NJ IliRsIf 4 co.
N. B..They have also on hand general assort
ment oil Hats aud Caps, aud gentlemen furnishing
goods IL. 4 co.
Their Store Is on Main ST., nearly opposite L. ii.
Cushing Confectionery.
April ii, ls55.-Speotator copy.
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From one Of our best citizens
Lrr4uaNn Juno % J3Sl1


kIeaMoNp, juno 90 1851.
Gentlemen In the mouth OF October, 1850, =.
was So sereig afflicted with rheumatism III my shoI.-
der as to- be unable to take oil my shirt, had 70,
told ns you would have given me the city of RicE-
mond to do so and in this condition continued for
several days. when called upon you for some of
your Rheumatic Imminent, which you gave me, say
ing you required pay unless found feliefffo il.
Alter using it Tor three days, found myself entirely
well, and well as eFer was in my life, being en-
tirely free from all pain nor have had the slight
est return OF pain since; aud II necessary, viii
ling to certify 10 this To any sho will call upon
me at my store on Gary ST., in this ctv.
FRANCIS CLENDINfN0.
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ghesfa;lowingis from one of the most respectable
gentlemen in the county of Botetourt:
AMSTERDAM, Jan. l. 1852.
Messrs. Dove AGO. Gentlemen Il have sold
soyora, bottles OF Your Rheumatic Linnent upon
vour terms-no cure, no paY-and it has proved eff
iicscous in nearly every citizen Of place,
who for several winters, has been unable TO get
OF bed, has tried bottle and il has kept him up
so far, and he il now able to labor at his trade
(biacksaaiti.) Yours de-,
w. HUTCHINSON.
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MA.1..e @ss..a2. TD.

IN Newport on the lahiaet., by the Rev. C, Beard,
MlcHAgL NJ. DILL and Miss HLizARErH HAsLtR.
On tn, 24th nlt, by Rev. c. Beard, Mr.. Josfru
IewMAN and Miss SARAH f. MCCLELLAN.
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RERAGEsl nERAGEsl

yyTE ak an examination OF our rich new styles
w Dress Berages. They vii. be sold cheap for
caih. GEORGE w. SMITH.
Staunton, june 2, 1855.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
eType,frssssgEss EIs-e5ssssz.

{ETE are now receiving large assortment Of .;g-
w rica{tarel Ir.pta@aata, seeds, sad Noaares
and will endeavcl to supply The wants of Farmers
upon the lowest terms. We ere careful to select
implements OF the most approved patterns and work
manshp, and name in part tie following
Mowers and Reapers,
Threshers and Horse paxEars,
Pennock's Wheat and GuafV \pFiils,
Harvest implements of all Kinds
iiarr0ws, Cu!tiyators,
Flows Subsoi surface and side hills,
Garden and Field Rollers, Road Scoops,
Ladies Garden Tools, =.
Trmmega aad Shears.
! Seed Sewers aud Drills,
Lime Spreadels,
Corn and Cob Crushers,
Garden Engines, CisteIn and Force Pumps,
Grindstones and Fixtures, Mfie Trees,
Ok okes. Traces and Horse Colars,
Biiar Seythes, Bush Hooks,
Axes, Mattoxs, Grubbing Hoes,
Spades, Shovels, Forks and Rakes,
Churns, Thermometer and Dash,
Corn shelters and Cutting Boxes, for
Horse and Hand Powers,
And large variety OF other articles, to which we
respectfully call the attention Of Farmers.
Ma All orders thankfully received and prompt
" attended.
MEADE & CACHES. No. II,
Alexandria, April 81. is55.-tf. lfaataX st.
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NJ fiIRqIf & 10.
FRESH ARRIVAL.

FRESH ARRIVAL.
A NT0NE, MAN0SE & CO., have just received
N the largest and freshest assortment OF Consee-
tonary and Fancy articles eycr opened in the Valley
oi Nifginia. Andlavilg purchased them to great
advantage tor cash, they ,,of,'ed 10 sell at
dueed prices for the s,ilae. They hsNa large sup
ply OF delicious fresh fruits such as, Oranges, Lem
ons, Fies, Raisins &C.. &c.
Also, every variety OF fancy candy, and fancy ar
tioles Of all descriptions Also, they have hand
always supply of fresh candy manufactured by
themselves, and cakes OF the incest kind, which viii
be sold low.
Cake and Ice cream for weddings and parties fur
nished at the shortest nptica.
They respectfully solicit the patronage OF tho pub
lie. (April 2l.)
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TO THE OLD SOLDIER.

HAN + formed association with gentleman
u who has long resided in Washington City, and
whose business, tor the last 20 years, has been to
prosecute claims for pensions bounty land, &C., "a
gainst the Government. With the aid of this gentle
man am prepared To afford to Old Soldiers, and
their Widows and Heirs, PROMPT am efficient aid in
prosecuting their claims. under the act OF the 81 OF
March. lssa, which gives to any soldier who has
served lidays in the United States service loo acres
Of land. have heen furnished with all tie proper
instructions from the department. Those who are
entitled to pensions or to bounty land undcr the said
act, should make early application in order to So
cure speedy action upon their claims.
can be found at all times at the oice of nv faith
' March 81, ls55.--tf. MARSHAL X. FuLTz.
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From s. B. French, one of the most popular men
in the county OF Chesterfield, and voluntarily Civ

From one Of our wortiest citizens and well known
III almost every county in the Stale
Messlsi Dove & Ce.-Geatleaen III asords me
great pleasure to express to you the Immediate re-
lief have experienced in tho use OF Your Rheumatic
i.iniinsn. 1t has proved, not onlf TO myself and
funny, bat to those friends that have induced 10
use IT. most valuable remedy in all Rheumatic
complaints, and il is duty YOU owe to the oon'ina-
nifty to uree its use.
Very respectfully, Gee. 5. PALMER.
Richmond, Nay. 1850.
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The most extraordinary discovery IN the World isthe
Great Arabian Remeey for 1fan and Beast.
II. G. FARkELLS.
fsssrrY,y, Agsg1ro NJ spstN TTNVMENT

-, -, ,..y,,.,
that Che Afabans attained lieigAtn the knowledge
o. medicine which caused the "ht'a wofa 20 wonder
and admire. W ith them the scienee OF chemistry
bad its birth and Is, therefore, ny AT az sefge
that apeopIeso eDnently successful the healing at
and so perseyerng and daring IN character, should,
by actual and nniilng experiment, cscoycF rcmcaies
far SURPRISING in efficacy all others, ior the cure OF
hics The greater parto their tune being spent III
hazardous and bloody warfare with the different
tribes, they were subject to the most violent attacks
of rheumatism parayss, nauralgic pains, and vaIi-
Gus infammat Dry diseases, as also the most horid
wounds, slrains, bruises trois, swellngs, diseases
Of the joints etc. etc MI these diseases they were
50 surprisingly eieient N curing ina. the uniniatea
looked with wonder and attributed their skill to the
powers Of magic. II. c. FARREi,L'S ARABIAN
LlNIMBNT is composition OF halsams and oils,
from rare plants peculiar to tins country ana IT. was
by the use OF the articles com posing TINS great rene
dy that not only their physicians, but even the wd
Arabs Of the desert were enabled to perform such mi
raeuloas cures. j@e irao sfeed . eo'fd-FeHoaeaed
for his bedNVal symmetry o! form. his unsurpassed
speed and agility, and the incedibie fatigue he is ca
pable Of enduring. Why is iG Bepause from the
upon The Inst appeaa3n.ce OF disease e agie loti9n
"a a'e go n,' ~ tVi e. I'.Io1
i w oiie, ~ ~, sf'ni,, M = III,
esg' az ~ lle s3,he fesuit WI -
rt ~ :; a. " i"irsi - a." N
i =, ~ II - e.9 H., rt
- ,,,s' so"u supply " II, ~" e'ets " W, c r.
~ II VII save yen twenty, ana great aeti 81 suiAer
lug hno1 our lie.
11-,.--,,a,,-,4s,
r.., hooN out tof 1onN FisNr . NttH a, ,,
$50 ne Pdeiie are CAUTIONED ae,iasV ahoeiel CUT
,e,teis, Mncn mas isseiy fa"e Us a'pea''nee' Ca
~ ~ . ~ strttn -tiapfi iae, w ~; L.
numerous Oh az. 1e Tau ms Ill
~ Tue h'.,'e ~ "i,e' ih"is w o'as - -
iat,i. Nhioue 'he hioe.euss me- :. ~ a. :;
EXISTS, anu .itH VIII PERHAPS "ha ui+totpi 'lieif
error Miieh 'iie spurious h'ituse mas "io"sfs It's
eN m n siec'a, c..z, 81, l., II
iHG SSituihe AZ wv - ~ -
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February 81, 1sa5.-sln.

ST.aUNTON WOOLFN F4CfORY.
~ 0A0LBS. Wool wanted at the staunton
cOsOOO Factory, for which the cash win be
paid, or goods given in exchange. Also wanted a
thousand gallons OF SOFT SOAP, for which we will
pay only l21s cents on mud after the lst day o.
June. u. ". KENNEDY. Supst
Staunton, May 80, 1855.
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April. Z ls55.-sm Amer and Spec. copy.
SPRING AND SUNNI Err SUPPLY OF
GA0TEgE.g'G ST,

j. PCLEiTX CLOTHING ROOMS.
e A sEREDLY never was more select or finer
n Stock OF Reedy .Aade Clothing brought to this
market"
This is the exclamation of all, who have hitherto
taken the tropbe to examine and look over my as
sortiuent and vel does it meet the public wants.
Ny Spring aud Suinirer supply OF Clothing were
this season selected by myself rs usual in the North
efn cities, aud purchased under such auspcious cir
camstanees, to enable me to sell them at incredi-
bly, low prices and While it embraces the Dress
to finish the OUTER full and complete sort
ent of strong and coarse matcriascan also be found
ask therefore kind public to extend TO me the IA
purchasing elsewhere, for while they oblige me by 60
doing, they cannot fail to profit themselves.
am not given to Dragging, but, | agree to sell
clothing cheaper this than any other establish
OF the kind and this upon trial will be conee-
ded
My Store Rooms have been greatly enlarged Civ
ing more facilities to wait upon my customers who
are anxiously expected by their most obedient
April IA. JACOB PCLLITZ,
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For sale.
FARM And MILL PROPERTY.

r5slIE Peck Farm and Mil property Christians
d Greek, four miles froa stanton, not having
been sold on the day formerly advertised, will be
sold privately h. the undersigned. The Central
RAILROAD runs through the farm, which consists Of
3o3 aeres with m excellent brick dwelling house,
and other suitable improvements on it.
Iiuau ". SHEFFEY, Agent.
June ., 1S5j.-Spectator copy IT,
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Bruises and Sprain.,
Ulcers andlE clians.
Sealds aud Burns,
Sore Legs and Chilblains,
Fresh Cut " ounds,
Cramp and letter.,
Stings Of insects,
Wounds underline Nails,
Jaiiaiael Breasts,
Glandu'ar rumolrs,
Craekce. Heel,
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DRESS SILKS.

WE al. an examination of our rich new styles
w Dress Silks They will be sold chap.
GEORGE ". SMITH.
Etappfap limo Q lS55
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Needlea. Needlea.

CRoSBY'S Improved 0yal-cyed and Bates Drill.
~ ed-eyed Sharps first quality for sale, WHOLESALE
and retail very low by GEO. Il. PRICE.
June 2, 1870.
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TNRESs DEBRtIEEs.-We ask m examination
~ of our Debgaizes Tor Ladies' travelling dresses
They Mill be eeld iosg for call.
June 2. GEO. W. SMITH.
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saraceriea aG While 8, Platforms.
40 SACKS filed Salt, 10 Barfeis Brown Sugars,
~ Barrels Crushed and payerizcd do, 10 Bar
rels strictly prime Molases. 100 Loaycs refined Su
gars Ground Ginger, Mustard. Pepper. Soda, Rice
&C., &C., &c. Also, 20 Bags Rio and Laguyra Coz
fees.
Stanton, May 20, 1888.