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Gooas EledsicHneN.


1t is estimated that Ayer'S Cherry &ESss
Pectoral and Cqttqrtic Pills have / Ei3ag3 -
done more to promote the public VySA%yR
health, than any other one cause go
There can be no question that the !, ly.S,.b=s>
Cherry Pectoral has by its thousand n - ~
on thousand cares of Colds Coughs, fSy|-yl- SSsg4l
Asthma, Group, Influenza Bronchi- s<4szi&sse y
lis Sc very much reduced the pro-
portion of deaths from consumptvc diseases in this
try. The Pills are as good as the Pectoral and will
cure more complaints
Everybody needs more or less purg;ng. Purge the
blood from It's impurities. Purge the bowels, Liver aGd
the whole yisceral system from distractions Purge
out the diseases which tasen the body TO work IT'S
decay But for diseases should die only OF old age.
Take andotes early and thrust it lom the system, be-
fore it is yet too strong to yield
Ayers Pills do thrust disease, not only while II
is weak but when it has taken 4 strong hold Read the
astonishing statements of those who have been cured by
them from dreadful Sorolua, Dropsy, Ulcers, Skin Dis
eases Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Internal
Pains Bilious Complaints, Heartburn Headache, Gout,
and many less dangerous but still threatening aimeht
such a, pimpes on the face Worms Nervous irritable
ty loss Of appetite Irregularities, Dizziness in the
head Colds PeYcrs, Dysentery, and indeed every va
riey Of complaints for which Purgatye Remedy Is re
CURED
These are no random statements, but are 0hentica-
ted by your own neighborS and your own Physicians
Try them once, and you will never be without them
Price % cts per BoX-5 Boxes for 81 Loo
Prepared by DR.. j. c. AVER, Lowell, Massachu
sets and sold by every respectable Druggist in New
England
July 1, ls55.-2mo.
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MAR FED.


On the 5th inst, by the Rev Dr. White, Prot A.
r,[1vDre s NxLsoT, of Washington College, to Miss
ELIZABETH MooRE, daughter Of David E. Moore ESQ
Of Lexington.
In scottsyille, Va, by Rev 2. L. Cochran-of the
Presbyterian Churclon the 3rd inst, Mr. tHoMAs T.
Uoos, Of Richmond, Va, and son of Rev ?. Z. hoge,
of Scottsyic, to Miss lsADoRA IoMPEiNs daughter oil
the late DR. James Tompbins, deed, Of Scotsyil.c
W.
On Thursday evening the 9TH inst, by the Rev Jno
$. Blain, Mr.. JORDAN BLANKENsHIe, formerly o.
Franklin county, to Miss ELizABErH JANE, eldest
daughter OF Mr.. Samuel Gordon OF Augusta county a.
Together let them sweety live
Together let them die;
And each a starry crown receive,
Aud reign above the sky. II.
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lTc FARMERS A.1TO AIEELZRS,
NEtT AND IMPROVED
ge0uDle Screening
GRAIN CL 4 A n h L

PATENTED APRIL 21rI, 1872 =
lIIHE subscriber would respectfully cal yonr at
L tcntion 10 his IMPROVED HINN0ttERi
which he manufacturing his shop in stanton Va,
where he has number flashed for Inspection OF Farm
ers and Others This Fan has received the highest hon
ors where exhibited; having been awarded some eight
premiums in the last three years We could append
thousands of certificates TO show lis superiority in cxpc
ditiosy cleansing all kind OF Grain from cookie, cheat,
slu. and other Impurities, but think il all sufficient 10
say that furnishing souc oil The most perfect
Cleaners that have offered 10 the Farmers oil
Virginia Nv team will Gin few days. be passing
through the county ready to accomn1dae all that may
want a good Faa that Will clean the most hithy Wheat
and all kinds Of Grain and Clover seed clean enough Tor
any market without sitting. They warranted and
given trial.
C;- For Certificates and References, sec handbiliS-
We annex few:
srAuSroS, Va, March, 1856.
thereby certify that have used one Oft j. Doylc's
Improved Patent rain Cleaners during the las; year.
in my Mill and on my Farm AID have no hesitation Ia
pronocng il by far the best separator now IN use, and
take pleasure in recommending the Fan to Farmers and
Ni!lers generally. .. c. MORRIS.
SrAUNroS, Va, Feb, 1855
Mr. r ], DOYLE, Dear Sir:-Yo ours OF the 22d uit.,
came to hand and il IS with pleasure reply 10 the same
and without moments hesitation give your Fan tho
preference either Of the other Fans left with me 10
Try DAVID SPECk
SrAUNroN, Va, Jan. 3lst, 1853.
Dear Sir haze made fair trial Of the Wheat Fan
you left at my FARM il cleans very rapidly and well,
and is altogether superior 10 any Fan have
DAVID FULTZ.
McGAHEYsyILLB, Rockingham Co, Va.
aIr. Doyle Your Improved Double Screening Grain
Cleaner would we believe chat As fast as two Ma
chimes could hrcsh; cleans perfectly the filthy
Wheat and cleanses Cloger seed clean enough for any
market, without sitting it. The saving TO the Farmer
is equal 70 treble its cost. GEO HABNER,
DAN'L MILLER,
Chapmans Mills, Luray, Va.
have used 7. J. Doyle's Improved Patept Fan, and
believe il TO he the best separator AID cleaner in
use. WIN. 4. CHAPMAN
G5- Communications addressed to THos. j. Doyle,
Staunton Va, will be promptly attended TO. All my
Fans have my stamped upon them.
Nay 10, IS55.--3m. T. J. DOYLE.
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SPRING AND SUMNER SUPPLY OF
az ee'EsaHEH

At j. POllitZ' Clothing Rooms.
& A SSUREDLY never was a more select or
- finer Stuck of Ready Made Clothing
brought to this market"
This the exclamation of ALL who have thither
to taken the trouble TO examine and look over my
assortment, and well does he meet The public
wants.
My Spring aud Summer supply of Clothing
was this season selected by myself as usual, in
the Northern cities, and purchased under such
suspicious circumstances, as TO enable he TO sell
them at incredibly low prices, and while it EN-.
braces the Dress TO finish the outer man, full
and complete assortment OF strong and coarse
materials can also be found. ask therefore
kind public to extend to me the favor Of an ex-
animation of my stock of Goods, before purchas-
ing elsewhere, for while they oblige Ine by 50
doing, they cannot fail to profit themselves.
am not given to Dragging. but, agree to sell
clothing cheaper this season than any other es-
tablishme1t Of the kind, and this upon trial will
be conceded.
My Store Rooms have been greatly enlarged,
giving me more facilities to wait upon my Gus
TONERS, who are anxiousIy expected by their most
obedient. JACOB POLLEIL.
Stapnton, May 2, 1855.
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lE,l.l,aane2s N;2ge 81 EAlsld.


DY virtue of trust deed executed 10 nc, and duly
ID recorded by r. H. and Rcbccoa Kinney, otter for
sale part Of the ''YTNELiNG SPRING FIRM
containing about One HUNDRED AND THiRrY-ONG \
cSEs. 1t is about miles cast OF Stanton, and mile
from FiShcrsyile Depot, in Augusta county. There IS
about fourteen acres Of first rate Meadow On Goose
Creek" which rams through the land; about thirty a.
cres Of fine timber land The residue ali in grass, there
being no crop in the land.
There are several neyerailin% Springs on the land,
and so located make the land exceedingly e3nye-
nicut for Stock. This is u very desirable Little FARM
and TO any one wishing TO invest money in land it Of
fcrs great inducements Any one wishing 70 look az The
land can call Mr. d. w. Aoincr, or NJ Samuel Pat
tcron either Of which viii show it. They reside IN the
ncighborhOod.
Shall oder the land for sale privately until Friday
die 10Th Of Aug,sl next and on that day ii not sold,
shalt offer IT, on the premises, public auction 10 the
highest bidder.
TrEMsOne third in hand, the balance in g., II, and
Is months. The title is good
CHESLEY KINNEY, Trustee.
July 4, 1S55.-tds.
G- Rockingham Register copy ids, and send bill to
this Clice
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rMMsa 49, &AEE.

HAVING sold my interest in the lands live on and
Ii intending to remove West, offer Cor sale Tract
of Land lying on the North River y miles west OF MI
solon aud adjoining the lands OF john ISL
Dr. Gamble and others, containing about IL
SIS Acres on which there is good fTt:$,5 a .
ROC DHyELLLNG HOUSE, Kiteh- sssl Tx
en-, Smoke House, Barn, Sc, and an tit.1 s.ttA
ORCHARD of about 100 Fruit frees el-=-s; .-.5-'
Of oo uatv about % acres cleared and under fence
II Tonld make an excellent grazing farm for any ono
desiring such property ANY wishing 70 examine
il, will be shown said lands by myself or MI James
Todd who lives near it. Irn0t sold privately before,
will be sold at public sale time next fall OF which
due notice will be given in the Stanton papers
Hn,co 81 lS55.-3ts# JOHN PATTERSON.
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plIRLIC SALE OLE LAND,

T SHALL on Thursday The I'd day Of august next,
sell on the premises to the highest bidder the Tract
vi INC in the county of Rockbridge, three miles
South Of Fairfield i from the Plank Road adoining
the lands of DIR. r. s. Jackson Capt. James Risk and
others, and containing about $50 Acres. There are
about $50 Acres Of cleared Land, the balance Is ea'
,;brcd This farm is well watercd, has on it an a
bmdance of good FRUIT and is in good state ofculti
yaton There are about 10 Acres of good watered
SIgADow aud more can be made Further description
land vii be waited on by Dr.. r. S. Jackson or Capt
Risk. = how'd
the balance in one and years the purchaser eXect
ing bonds with approved security, ana inc tie WIZ"
n'I T,, mn ! .s;5 WIN. A. DONALD.
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Enn, SAFE.

JIHE subscriber DESTROYS Of removing to the country,
/ now offers his valuable property situated in the
town Of Waynesborough Augusta county Va, at pri-
ysc sale. consisting of large and conm0dous BRICK
DEVELLLyG HOUSE and Store House containing
eight rooms, brick Kitchen and Smoke House, sta
bling. garden, Sc. together with -Four Town Lots,
n Storhomse and lot separate or il not sold, Will
exchange for a country residence, with small farm at
tachod Application must be made before the 2oth Of
August next. 49,.
The above property occupies the most clgiOIe Ioca
July II, l555.~6ts Il. d. DARNALL.
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THE CAROLINA CULTlVATOR
MONIItLi
AGArCULTUaAL JOyRWAG.

&-@-t-S - Il - - LA-i v ~ > GI-2 &AAs
PUBLISHED TN RALEIGH, n. C.
FARMERS of the South, you have now an oPportu-
nifty TO secure for yourselves and families monthly
repository Of the most useful information all subjects
connected with the practical management of the farm
and the household, and convenient vehicle for your
thoughts and suggestions the same subjects which
you may desire to communicate to others. II our de-
sign TO fill the ''Carolna Cultiyaor with variety OF
short pointed, and useful Selections adapted to the
sons, cllcd from large number OF valuable exchanges;
to in rate contributions from every quarter, wherever
experiences may have acquired new lesson in the art
fcntyation domestic industry and in our editorial
columns TO condcnse such important additions 10 our
stock OF recent information cannot be otherwise com
pressed into our limited pages We will also present
our readers with all the important items OF inte-
gence connected with the general advancement CT agr-
cultural knowledge aud endeayor in every proper way
TO stimulate the industry and enterprise Of fellow
citizens.
The publisher Of the f'Carolina Cultvator" will be
aided in the Editorial department Of the paper, by gen
temcn fully competent 10 make it Of the best Agr-
cultural Papers in The country aud also by several able
members of the State Agricultural Society, at whose
earnest solicitation the work has been undertaken.
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Nae'E'aNE,

MILES SELDEN having purchased the in
4YR tefest of WILLIAM G.. RAWLINGS in
the Concern of RAWLINGS & MILLER, do
inc business in the city of Richmond that part
nership is, with the mutual consent OF all parties
dissolved. and the said Miles Selden, and the 9TH
err partners in that concern, having renewed the
partnership under the name and style of Sell
DEN s MILLER, they have assumed the
debts and liabilities of Rawlings s. Miller, and
all due the latter are to be paid &c SELDEN x
MILLER.
Richmond, Va, April %, 1855.
w. G. RAWLINGS,
+ MILLER,
WIN. ALLEN,
JNO A. SELDEN,
MILES SELDEN,
The state of my health has induced me to sell
my interest in the Concern of RAWLINGS s.
MILLER tic Mr.. MILES SELDEN who, with
the other partners, will continue the business at
the same stand.
cheerfuly recommend the new firm to the
fliends of the old, aud respectfully solicit for it
continuation Of their patronage.
May, 2. 1854. w. G. RAWLINGS.
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Iat rhusinians sneak,
LUU 2 Da'1AN4l-D - :
SELLERS IER-lilFUGE TIE BEST!N I

SELLERS IyERIHFUGE TIE BEST!E USE
HERE IS THE PROOF.
Mr.. r. E. SgLLEas II have the pleasure to inform
YOU that have used, in my practice, your celebrated
Ten,ifigc With The most happy results. have or-
mer, used Fahnestocl's but being persuaded TO try
yours have found far superior in every respect and
eau say without the fear Of contradiction that Your
Ycrmlugc possesses more virtue than any ever usGo
and most cordially recommend it to the attention of the
prblic viii state ease where | gave one vial OF
your medicine My brothers. child was Pt:inS ana
igasa 10 mere Skeleton. In SO hours after gave the
VerniUge, the enormous quantity OF U9pGf'S o. SIC
6,reG ,,eye passed The child that was given up for
lost is now as wcll as any in the ucighborhood.
AMBROSE AENEr'r, NJ D.
Prepared and sold by r. h. SELLERS 4 Co,
Pits6urg, Pa. aud for sale by JAMES Z. LAIRD
aud J. B. EsKniDaE, Staurton and by Druggists gene
rally.
Jaly, 4, lS55.-lmo.
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.ksaED.

At her residence in Stanton, the 2lst ul, Miss
CAruhr1NE HAnRuFF in the 10th year of her age.
The subject Of this notice, though long resident OF
10 be known 10 but comparatively few Of our pres
emit citizens; BY that few she highly esteemed as
one Of most decided Christian character She was .
native Of the State of Pennsylvania, of German parent
ogc aud from her youth trained up in the way Of pieiy
both her parents being protesting Christians VI hen
she was quite girl they removed to this place, where
She has lived ever since and for the last forty years as
a consistent member Of the Presbyterian Church She
well spetn life bearing the fruits Of faith, ate;ed the
genunencss of her pety 1t the privilege Of the
writer to stand more than by her death bed and
to learn from her example how Christian can enter
lbe as dread conflict blessed are the dead who die
in the Lord
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yy7HE History Of Napoleon Bonapartc by John s. G.
Abbot; Peeps from Belfry, or the Parish Sketch
or yhon@bts Theories aud Fancies, by Mrs Jameson
Tbs TWO Guardians, by the author of Kenneth p Our
CountrynenrSc., by 3. J. Losing The Life Of Sam
Houston; Tfc Lives aud Times Of the Chief Justices
The Snpreme Cont the United States, by Henry
Flanders HARpEns MAaAzIHE for Juy, just received
and for sale by RO6i-iti GOV A.
r. C. woad say to those who arc indebted TO
him that he wishes 10 60 Philadelphia rs soon as he
can make sufficient collections; he therefore hopes that
they will hand him over the needf@ without delay
Stanton July 1, 1855
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a GAR Ed.

DISTRIBUTION Of Gifts in Enterprise (sae
~ Ellis and advertisements will commence the 10th
September next. Each dollar sent procurcs Of
our beautiful Engrayngs richly worth that sum- and
chance in the Drawing for 2l3l valuable Gifts.
o. Send in your orders. Address
IIClNBOTHAM s. CO.,
SeymoursyilIc, Hardy Co., Va.
juno 90 1853
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pTYy,E DwPcsTT0RY.

0l2-'@i y ~ = = ! : 'Szt Z
A r ROBERT COWAN'S Book Store where large
Il supply Of BIBLES and TESTAMENTS viii be
kept family hand, and will be sold at the Bible
Soccty prices for cash. Persons procure Bibles
aud Tc,tancnis grauitously, by satisfying the deposi
tary, Mr.. Cowan, Of their inability to purchase.
BY order,
A. J. CARRIER, Treasurer
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THREE TRACTS OF LAND
IN HIGHLAND COUNTY,
1LN h u n ~ ~ y - w e ~
~ ~ y = a =. ~

u u x ~ 4S ~ -
WILL sell at public auction on iFeaae$ddy ne ION
dan of lulu next three tracts of land in Grab Bottom,
Va. The LIST contains 236 .fCRES and is known as
the old Jacob Hull Tract; 300 acres cleared, 6O a.
ores of which arc good waered nEADOtp, the re-
maindor fine timber land and is believed to be the gar
den spot of Grab Bottom and probably not surpassed 6y
anv grass land in Virginia. The I'd tract is the Ola
Roshstone Farm, containing $780, Acres, all m
proyed except 30 Acres of heavy timber Each OF these
two tracts contains suitable proportions oil FARM era
znr and Meadow land, and is well watcrcd by inc
South Branch, which passes through the entire length
of both besides numerous fine neyer-iaing springs
The improved land is separated from the moercd, by
the main road leading from pomney to the western
part of the State. is within three miles OF me S'a9h-
ton and Parbcrsburg Turnpike road and within oil a
mile of each other, the main road passing paraiiel WIN
each in good neighborhoOd, aud within three MUGS
of the Methodist Lutheran and Presbyterian Charehes'
The 3rd tract contains between 400 aad oOO Acres
living on ridge of the Allegheny range oil Mountains,
about one mile west from the first named tract, and
would be valuable appcndagc as an outlet for Young
stock About 300 Acres hacked and well SET IN Ino-
Inv and Blue Grass well watcred, and well adapted TO
grazing All of the land is Of limestone quality, and
such as seldom offered in any market. 80
TERMS third OF the purchase money IN 81
or 60 DAYS from sale, and the balance in two equal an
nual instamcnts Possession given on the first OF NO.
vcmbcr next. JOHN Sll Ll-'H O-'
June g. lS55.-tds
nc Lynchburg Virginian, Rockingham Register,
and Chambersburg Valley Spirit copy ids aud forward
account 10 this Office
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NaercEanlsasc agp market.

AM engaged in selling at cost for cash, large and
L desirable Stock Of Goods, Wares Merchandise, &C.
ring bargains should avail themselves ofths rare chance
Country merchants wishing replcnish their Stock can
be supplied on accommodating terms and any one con
templatng going into the mercantile business can buy
the stock at wholesale. am determined to sell OH
with as little delay as possible.
Persons in debt by note or account to Deaklns x
Merritt or the late concern of y j. Dca;ns, are no.
tilted ihat the legally transferred TO ne
and that immcliatc payment is required Otherwise
my duty will be to call for the aid Of the officers OF the
law.
The goods are at the old stapd-the books and a.
counts At my Office. ~ Il. 4hOo l.
.[nnr II. lS5h-l.
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ryiw13 gwrONTo SToPY
ALBEFAEsEE g. EUCNFNGzE HAM
CT. "a rlTT CHA RTTi2

WI F. ELLIOTT respectfully informs the citizens
w of Stanton and neiglborhood, that he intends
opening a 81 i TIE ID the Depot
Stanton, keeping constant supply Of l. ] + )
Quarry is pronounced by the Welslimen he employs
and other experienced Judges, to be surpassed by
any The world His own experience since youth in
England, Walcs and North America, enables him con
dcntir to assert that thc States cannot be cquacd in
The United States. lie is prepared to do any quantity
OF Stating, warranted !rcc from leak.
Orders received in Stanton by Mcssrs. Staples x
Martin, at hose store samples be SEEM and ntor-
nation given, Sc, &c, OF address W. +. ELLIOTT,
Charlottesville, which will receive prompt attention.
MAY Is, lS55-tf
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NEW STAGE LINE.

IN and after the lst Of Julv, 1885, viii. run Q
()D1IEY LINE OF STA GES FIR o ~
ST1UNTON TO gLNCHESIER, forming con-
~ Of Four Horse Coaches from Stanton 20 Lcxng-
ton Natural Bridge, Buchanan, &c., and with the vr-
gina Central Railroad at Staunton from the terminus
Of which we are running daily line OF Four horse
Coaches TO all the Virginia Springs
r. t,is arrangement we are enabled to give through
tickets 10 any Of the above named places atrates Of fare
as low or lower than any other line. 60
Our Stages will leave Staunton Immediately after the
arrival of the Richmond and Alexandria cars in the G.
yening arrive at Winchester next morning. helurh'"g
the liarpcr's Ferry and Baltimore cars, and reach
Stanton next morning
For seats, apply at our Office at the American Hotel
HARTMAN & BROWN, Proprictors.
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LAND FOR SALE.

MY health not being good, and the distance iIYe
VI from my farm making it impossible to give 1t the
necessary attention, have concluded to offer 1t tor sale
II is situated the Big Calf Pasture, AqgHe c2Inly,
on the Warm Springs Turnpike, and about eighteen
miles from Staunton The tract contains 1889 ACRES,
and adoins the lands Of the late Sam blackburn Mr.
Kucaid and others. The Improvements con, "a
sist of a comfortable log w i \ u 100
70 100 Acres are cleared the rcmaiadercoy sss.
cred with pine and oal, timber The soil is ''--.'-
good clay aud productive and is well adapted wheat
corn, oats Clover timothy, sc. There is quantity Of
fine land 70 clear. Plenty of other TIMBER III inc Vcm-
zing farm. Persons wishing to purchase will examine
far Themselves GEORGE y. CALHOUN.
West View June 10, 1850.
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TICE.
TO I'll Whom ID FEaY Concern.

HAVING entered into partnership with T. S. Coal
IL ter, and thereby effected change in my business,
it becomes essentially necessary for to close up and
settle oil the accounts due before the partnership
commenced moments consideration will convince
my old friends aud customers of the necessity and pro-
pricty Of this course Finding it impossible for me to
take time to settle up my old matters. have employed
Mcssrs. Baylor & Baylor to collect ail my accounts,
aud hereby authorize them to proceed Immediately to
to me would confer favor BY calling upon them at
their earliest convenience.
NAV 9, 1855. ]. N. WOODWARD.
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40 PALPFTATIoN OF THE HEART, NER-
YOJS DISEASES, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia DyS,
pepsa CotiveneSs and Piles, all relieved ana curcp
in an incredible short space of time by carter sPSS
Mixture, the great tonic aud purifier Of the blood
contains lot particle of Mercury Opium, or any noN-
ious drug; perfectly harmless, and has cured more
than five hundred eases of disease.
we can only refer the reader the certificates, few
of which may be found in another column, and all oil
which are detailed around the bottle 1t is the greatest
Of all Spring and Fall Medicines and possesses an inhq-
ence over the blood truly remarkable.
- See advertisement,
Jroo e 49,,
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~ USE HAMprox's V VEGETABLE TlNorURE.-HiiaY
you Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous peoiI ~;
Diseases Of the Kidneys any Loss of Power ana Us
arrangement of the system? We but point you 10 'ne
thousands who have used the GREAT iNvIGoGAToR'
In proof Ofwhatwesay aboye, we refer you TO "AanP
tons Vegetable Tincture,' and its effects.
Is See advertisement.
Sept Is, 1854.
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L,TGYpWTrJE Rms.

AM prepared to furnish the above articles complete
WIN copper p'a,s PicG III '.e Dct s'yie' WIN m
that has been offered erected in this market. Per-
living in the country large proportion Of
their cost By erecting their Rods, they are fur
nshcd ready for putting up. GEO. +. PRICE.
Stauuton. June 6, 1865.