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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-08
THE AUGUSTA SPRINGS.

This delightful retreat is situated in the North
wsstern part of Augusta County, Virgiiia near the
base Of North Mountain, and distant about Is miles
from Stanton. 1t has long enjoyed high reputa-
ton from the curative properties of its waters, its
unsurpassed mountain scenery, and line natural at
The Waters are WHITE SULPHUR AIM and
UH4L YBEATE. The first of these, according to
the analysis of Prof Campbell, compares favorably
with the celebrated Greenbrier Springs, the second
a. shown by the same authority, are equal to the
we'll known Rockbridge Springs, The Ghaiybeato
possesses fine tonic properties ana have neeh ishiy
oomnc aded by medical men. Besides these, there
are others of known medicinal virtues. There is al
so superior Ffee-stone Spring OF great capacity at
an elevation Of near 200 feet above the va IN which
are the sulphur aud Alum. This Spring is convey
cd In pipes to the Hotel Cabins, Bath House dc,
In point of variety of Water this has adyanta-
ges superior to almost every other watering place
in the State.
Tie improvements consist OF large well-but
BRICK HOTEL, three storiesin height, I'eehfgztte
CABINS, BATH HOUSE, Ice house Stables &c.
The tract Of Land embraces about 700 Acres, OF
which over 800 acres IRE good Meadow, and saita-
Die for agricultural purposes: The whole tract Is
we'll watercd, and much OF it well covered. WITH a
Tine vigorous growth Of timber fit for all building
purposes. There il Saw Mill within hslf mile OF
the premises.
This fine property possesses many advantages not
enjoyed by many other Springs, in the midst OF a
wealthy agricultural region, it has always market
of superior excellence. The lIarrsonburg and Warm
Spring Turnpike passes by the door OF the Hotel,
The Virginia Central Railroad passes within Is miles
and the Manassas Gap Reilroad within about 20
miles at Harrisonburg.
The land is believed to contain valuable mineral
deposits as the Dora Coal fields are within miss
of the Springs. 1t is believed that Railroad Char
Tor will be obtained at the next Session of the Leg
,slature for Road from Harrisonburg to tho Dora
Mines, and thence to che Va. Central Railroad.
sepo. ' s. s,' isss.Mtds. B. sHUMATE.
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND.

TN pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court Of
Augusta county at its last term will, on satur-
dav the LIST day OF September next, on the premises,
proceed to sell at public auction to the highest bid
der
TALEdBLE TRACK OF ItTD,
belonging to the estate of james r.. Lamb dec,
tanning about ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN
ACRES, SITUATED upon the head waters of the North
Western branch of Naked Greek, and adjoining the
lands OF Samuel Whitmore, John Hall and others.
The land is of excellent quality, well watered, with
fine meadow and orchard, and is well t'mbered =
The buildings consist Of very comfortable Dwell
ing, with necessary out-houscs, and a good Swsher
Barn.
TERMS "A credit of six, eighteen, thirty-two
and fifty -four months, in equal instruments the pur-
chaser giving bonds with sufficient personal security,
and tie title retained ultimate security For iur-
Their particulars enquire of the undersigned.
JACOB SGHREGKHlSE, Comm.
July IA, ls55.-Rock. Register copy 80 days and
send account to this Office for collection.
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1EH HHDS. Porto Rico, New Orleans and nas-
lou eoyado Sugars, medium to prime quality j
$50 barrels Crushed, Pulverized, Manulated and
Coffee Sugar; 20 bbls. Douhly Refined Loaf do;
$50 bbls prime New Orleans and Cuba Molasses;
rs hhds Sugar House do GOO bags prime Green
Rio Coffee; 100 bags Rio Java Laguara dos 1900
Sacks Ashton's, Jeh'ries' and Darcy's brand hno
Salt; 20 Tierces Cider Vinegar.
The above goods were purchased carly in July,
previous to the advance and they now receiving
direct from New York per Schrs. Statesman, Arctic
and Beden MoVEIGH Il CHAMBERLAIN.
Aug. IL. Bruce street wharf, Alexandria.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS
On and After Aagust 7h for tho
xyuyct&yA .xrsy,yNES

yK,WO Trains day from staanten. The Central
l. Railroad Company commencing with luesday,
from Stanton Daily for the purpose OF securing the
comfort Of nvalits ana others, By line without
any night travel on Stages.
Passengers desiring to rest at Staunton will take
the cars at o coc e. NJ next day, reach the ter
minus at s. breakfast at Rockbride Depot. (Belps)
stay al night at Hot Springs or Galatians, and go
to Sweet or White sulphur Springs TIC breakfast
Mail line goes West msdie,E alter Hening at the
White sulphur.
Returning Mail Line leaves White Sulphur at 5
A. M. stops at Bells the Terminus stages
connect with cars next morning at 8, and in Rich
1nond at =. NJ.
Accommodation Line leaves sitter breakfast, stays
all night at Hot or Warm Springs; next evening at
2. NJ, reaches the cars and so in to stanton at
p NJ L. y. WHITCOMB,
Sept. l, 1855. Supt. Transportation.
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TO THE OLD SOLDIER.

7 HAVE formed association with gentleman
Il who has long resided in Washington City, snd
whose business, for the last 20 years has been 20
proscegte claims for pensions, bounty land &C..
gainst the Government. With the aid of this gentle
man I am prepared to afford to Old Soldiers, and
their Widows and Heirs, prompt efficient aid ia
prosecuting their claims under the act OF the Sd at
March, 1855, which gives to any soldier who has
served .dys in the United States service lG0acrcs
Of land. have been furnished with all the proper
Instructions from the department. Those who are
entitled to pensions to bounty land under the said
act, should make early application, in order 10 S-
cure speedy action upon their claims.
can be found at all times at the office of my fath
er david Fultz.)
March 81 ls55.-tf. MARSHAL. n. FULTz.
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EsajksE.aa SAFE.

FYANING determined to go south will sell to the
4 highest bidder, without reserve, ON faesdoy
the 25h oj September, il not sold privately before
that time, my farm wing branch OF The.
MIDDLE RIVER
two miles North eff Middebrook, and adjoining the
lands Of William Z. Dunlap, Mary NJ. Palmer, Hen
~ Mish and others.
There are about
BIG E-2 .gCE,KlS
in the tract about go ACRES cleared and in a
good state Of civilizations the residue is well timber
ed. There is a good Brick Dwelling ionse upon II,
and we'll of never-faiiing water in the yard Tins
Farm is situated in fine healthy ncishborhood,
convenient 10 Churches. Mills and Dstilseries;
which affords fine Market for grain. 1t IL seven
miles from the Virginia Central Railroad.
will sell at the same time and place
4 COED MILL SITE
within quarter of mile of the above Farm, but
not attached to it. This water power woald be 4
good location for Cropping MILL Saw Mill or any
other machinery that the purchaser might wish.
AT the same time and place, will sell all my
HOUSEHOLD AND KiTCHEN FURNITURE
four horses and twofresh Mich Cows; one wo-horse
wagon and harness fer same, all of which new;
one buggy and harness; quantity q WheSt and
Oats, and all my interest in hegrowing Corn crop
Also four or five number one Negroes, ono o
which is a good Cook, Washer and lroner.
Terms made known day of Sale Sale Of th,
land to commence at IL O'Clock. =,
JAMES E. CARSON.
August Is, ls55.-Chambersbarg (Pa.) Valley
Spirit copy tbs.
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
HEEMBoBD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BIrcuIf

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BuGAU
For diseases If the Bladder and Kidneys Secret
Diseases, Structures Weaknesses and all diseases Of
the Sexual Organs, whether in Male or Female, from
whatever cause they may have originated, and no
matter OF how long Standing.
II you have contract 4 the teri % disease which,
when once seated in the .Istom. VIII surelv go down
from one generation to Cn Np lnde mining the con
stitution and sapripg shc " ~ fluids OF life.
do not tru.; yourself in he hands OF Guacks, who
startup every day in a Ike this and hi the
papers with cia .pg ia. lis. tee veil calculated
to deceive the Young, ana tltpse re Acquainted with
their tricks. Nnu AREN'T ite to u suin Che scec-
tea of remedy In the Gases.
The Fluid EStraei fachu has hacn pronounced by
eminent physicians the efeGtg ,trene ever Known.
1t is medicine pefise;ty ic.sssR in is TASTE and
very innocent mis- -en, sul ,et 50 thorough that
it annihilates every PARTICLE of the raak and poison
virus of this dreadful disease and unlike other
remedies, does EW ary ~ tbs disease in the
blaot.
constitn oaal Debility. hfoeeh. o. hy SELF abuse,
most terrible disease, which aaS eFvae Is thousands
Of the human raecta unimet gtsyos. thus blasting
thebrilli,rt hopes q pare.t. and hlqhting in the
bud the glorious aub t,nn NJ ma,y NOBLE youth can
be cured h} this Inlal ois Remedy. Aud as mcdi-
cine which must ben lit every body, from the simp =
delicate 10 the cppheeA and despairne invalid, Iii
equal is tt be f.sdd aching both as Cure and pre-
yeltiye
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-08
Trust sale of Real Property.

DY virtueof deed of trust executed to me March
ID a. 1919, by Peter Layman. and Fanny his witef
and OF record in the Clerks oise of the county o,
Augusta, for the purposes mentioned In said deed,
SHALL in pursuance of said deed, sell for cash, on
the premises, on Tuesday. the 1Ath day of Augu !
next, TWO TRACTS OFL4ND, belonging to said
Iayman, lying in the county of Augusta, and fully
described in two deeds to said Layuan, one from
the day of January. 1s4l; the other from David
s. Bel, and Nancy G. his wife. bearing date the LIST
day of March, ls45. lot As sold by said Lay
man to Abrn Shaver, taken from the two tracts
the deed of Trust is not offered with the two tracts.
Persons wishing to purchase the property will cx-
anime for themselves. The title is believed to be
free from all doubt, but selling trustee shall con-
vey such title rs is vested in me by said deed.
June 2, ls55.-tds JOHN BROOKS, Trustee.
The above sale has been postponed I'LL the lith Of
September next.
August Is
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-08
Hollo,cay's Pills are the best remedy kaosq.
in Me rorfd fDr The fo1Ieriup Diseases.

r Asthma, Diarrhma Indigestion, Stone and Gravel.
Bowel Complaints, Dropsv. Influenza, Secondary
symptoms, Coughs, Colds, Chest Diseases, Costive
ness, Dyspepsia, Debility, F6vcr and Ague, Female
Complaints. Headaches. Inflammation, n ward
Weakness, Liver Complaints, Lowness Of Spirits,
Piles. yernal Affections, Worms, Of all kinds.
so Maiden Lane New York and al Serand, Lon.
don and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers Of
Medicines throughout the United States, and the
civilized world, in boxes, at 20 cents, 621S cts, AID
81 each.
Va. THERE'S q considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n. d. Directions for the guidance Of gatie1ts b
every disorder are affixed 20 each Box.
Nav s. lS55.--Iy
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-08
THESE Pills PURIFY THE 3LooD


These famous Pills are expressly Combined 10 o{e-
rate on the stomach, the liver, the kidneya, the
lungs, the skin, ard the bowels, correcting any de-
rangement in The functions, purifying the blood. shS
very fountain Of e and thus curing disease Il all LII
forms.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPANIES
Nearly half the human race have taken these PlS.
1t has been proved in all parts Of The world thi:t
nothing has been found equal to hel In easos OF cs
orders Of the liver, Dyspepsia, aad stomach con-
plants generally. They soon give healthy toae tg
til Sc organs, however much deranged, and Then AZ
other means have failed. :
GENERAL DEBiLfTY. Ill HEALTH.
Many of the most despotic Governments lave o.
pened their Custom Houses to the introduction II
these Pills, that they may Become the medicine OK
the Learned Colleges admit th1t tins medic
cine is the best remedy ever known for persons Of
delicate health, where the system has been imr
ed, its nyigorating properties never fail to afford
relief
RI MAEE c ANTS.
No Female, Young or old, should I've without t1fa
celebrated medicine. 1t corrects aud regulates tho
monthly all periods, acting in many cases
like charm. 1t is also the best md safest medicine
that can be given to children Of all ages, and for an
complaint consequently family should b. With,
out It.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-08
ROANOKE COLLEGE.

FENH1S INSTITUTION IS LOCATED At SMITH,
L VA, in the beautiful and fertile valley ei the
Roanoke, surrounded by branches of the Allegheny
Mountains and in consequence in the enjoyment OF a
pure and heaithful climate.
FACU lily
Rev. ID. F. BIrrLE, D. d. Prest. and Prof. Of Mer-
al and Intellectual Science
s. Carson WELLS, a. NJ, Pro. Ma III. and Natural
Science.
Don p. utLsEY, a. B., Pro. Ancient Languages
and Literature.
Rev. y. II. BIrrLE, A. NJ, Pro-. Bellies Letters.
Rev. VIZ. j. YoseE A: NJ, Principal Of the Pre-
paratory Department.
G. P. TGnHlLi, NJ. D., Lecturer Anatomy and
Physiology.
----- Prof. Modern Languages- Ito
be supplied by next term.)
Arrangements will made for boys, sent to the
Institution by which they will be kept day and night
under the eye of Tutors.
The next session will commence September, 5th,
and continue until last Thursday Of June 1856. Ex-
penses for the Session Sl3l. 90
August 4, 1s55.-til LIST sept.
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Attention Land Buyersl
A FINE IMPROVED FAR NJ,
NEAR STANTON,
For sale.

nESlRING to make change in my business, on
- account ofmy health, will offer at public sale
on Thursday the 18Th day Of September, il not sold
privately before that time, my valuable Farm, y
ing about one mile from sasiton, on the ,ennlng'
Gap road containing 100 Acres, aboat lso acres oil
which are in timber There is on the place new,
large aud handsome BRICK b WE4LING Hot,SE
with IL rooms, Granary, Corn.hoese, Smoke
house, Barn, &c. There is good Spring on the
near the dwelling house. There is also on the place
a Dung Orchard of the very best fruit. Such de-
srabe property is rarely put in market and the at
tention of land buyers is invited to 1t, as am dis
posed to sell bargain.
If the farm is sold the purchaser will have the
privilege Of putting in Fall Crop, and full posses :
ion will be given on the first day Of January, ieoo
third in hand, and the balance in ona, two, and
three years bearing interest from date
SIMPSON T. TAYLOR.
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sALEoF PERSONAL PROPERTY.

HAVING sold my land below Waynesboro,
III will sell Saturday the LIST of September
head Horses, % to SO head Cattle, Hogs, Sheep,
Wheat, Corn, Hay, Blacksmith Tools, Farming
Utensils of nearly every kind, Household and Kich-
en- furniture, and various articles, useless to mem
ton. Terms mede known on day Of sale. Sale
to commence at 10 o'clock.
Aug. IS, ls55.-3t,* JACOB kElSER.
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PUBLIC SALE.

TTAVING sold my plantation South River, |
II viii ON Tuesday the ilth of September, offer
AT Public Sale, credit Of II months the follow
colt, spring colts, 10 head Mich Cows, OF
which have young calves, and are good mixers, 81
head young cattle from TO years aid, in sood or
der; so head of Hogs; good road Wagons one plan
tation Wagon, Flows, Harrows Ne dc. Also about
IS acres OF first rate Corn will be divided into two
lots and sold, the purchaser having the privilege OF
gathering it either by cutting up the Corn and TIA
King ALL or pulling off the ears, they may prefer,
and about l.2 acre potatoes. At the same time and
place, | will sell all my Household and Kitchen fur
niiture consisting of Side Board, Table,, Buresus,
Bedstead, Chairs, Cooking Stove, Pots, Ovens,
S. s. ABNEY.
Aug. Is, ls55.-Spectator Copy.--tds.
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NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM EyAY CONcEnN

HAVING entered into partnership with T. y.
IL Coater, and thereby etee.cd change in my
business, it becomes essentially necessary for to
close up and settle oil the accounts due me before
the partnership commenced. \ moments consdcra
lion will convince my old friends and customers OF
the necessity and proprety Of this course Finding
it impossible for 10 take time settle up my old
matters, have empovea Messis Baylor 4 Baylor 10
collect all my accounts, and hereby authorize them.
to proceed Immediately to collect or close them by
bond. All persons indebted to nae would confer u
favor by calling upon them at their earliest convent
ence. j. n. WOCD WARD,
Mavb 1S55.-True A., Spec and Rup copy.
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wa psecei.

IyRoM to l0,0o0 acres in Land Warrants for
Z which fair prices will be paid. The undersisn,
ed will be at the Courts Of Highland and Bath and
can b. conferred with there, well as at his office
in Staunton. lie expects in few weeks to take a
trip to Ohio and perhaps several other Of the Wes-
tern States and viii whilst gone, attend to business
for those who may wish to employ him.
RUBEN ID. HILL.
Staunton Sent l. lS55,-3t.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY.
STAUNTON. VA,

TINE next session Of this institution will open on
i on Wednesday the 18th day of September next.
Al the request of the Board Of Trustees the UNDER
signed will assume the general superintendence OF
the School; and he can assure parents and guards
ans that their children and wards shall receive the
best instruction from competent and experienced as
eistants.
The terms for session of 10 months will be as
heretofore, viz; 800 90
Tuition in the higher classes, $3o w
F" :. preparatory classes, "a %
I" primary department, l6 90
Music including use of instrument, 40 90
Modern Languages, 70 W
The pupils from abroad expected (for this
year) TO board in such private families as shall be
selected by the superintendent. The cost OF board
Ing will not exceed $l2 per month";
Tie tuition and board must be paid one-third in
advance; one third at the end ofty months, and
one third ut the close of the Seminary year.
j. X. WILSON,
Faster Of Presby terian Church., in Staunton.
Sent, 8, lS55.-lt.
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HOIIO WAYS PILLS
WHY ARE WE SICK

1t has been the lot of human to be weighed
down by disease and suffering. HOLJ0WAYS
PILLS are specially adapted to the relief Of the
freak, the NERVOUS, the delicate, and the srn, OF alt
climes ages, ee,es and constitutions. Professor Hol
loway personally superntends the manufacture Of
his medicines in the United states, and Offers them
to free and enlightened people, tho best remedy
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PAY ATTENTION.

r BEG leave to inform my friends and customers
i that all the accounts due me- up to July /, 1850
are made out, and await settlement. As mon
ey is very much needed, prompt compliance is
expected
JACOB POLIITZ.
The remaining stock of goods containing yet a
good assortment, is selling now at cost for cash.
Aug. %, 1856 j. T.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
.E.e.rUnsspSa 1ls5MsG.

WE are now receiving large assortment of AZ
w rieultarai Iatpieassats, Seeds, and Hansres,
and will endeavor to supply tho wants OF Farmers
upon the lowest terms. We careful to select
Implements of the most approved patterns aud work
manship, and name n part the following
Mowers and Reapers,
Threshors and Horse Powers.
Pennocks Wheat and Guauo Drills,
Harvest implements OF all kinds,
larrows, Cuitiyators,
Plows, Subsoil surface and side hills,
Garden and Field Rollers Road Scoops.
Ladies Garden Tools,
Trimmers and Shears,f
Seed Sewers and Drills,
Limo Sprcaders, ?"
Corn and Cob Crushers,
Garden Engines, Cstcrn and Force Pus4pS,
Grndstones and Fixtures, lilo Tree@,
Ok fokes, Traces and Horse Collars,
Briar Scythes, Bush Hooks.
Axes, Mattoxs Grabbing Hoes,
Spades, Shoveis, Forks and Rakes
Charms, Thermometer and Dash,
Cora Shelters and Cutting Boxes, for
Horse and Hand Powers,
And large variety Of other articles, N wfisA We,
respectfully call the attention Of Farmers.
49, All orders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended. ..
MEADE l. EAClES, No. II,
Alexandria, April 81, ls55.-tf. IFaiafax st.
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Make Money While You Can.

staunton, Aug. IL. 1855.
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OWE CENT REWARD.

IAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the30th ult.
IL Negro Woman, named Martha. hereby
forewarn all persons not to harbor said negro
as it is my intention to prosecute such to the extce
ef the law. The above reward will be given for he
apprehension and delivery to me.
Sent l. ls55. W. R. NORRIS.
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DISSOLVED.

TIME copartncrship heretofore existing in the
/ Wagon Making business, between Michael Nc
Alear and John f. Smith, Is this day dissolved by
mutual cencsnt of the parties.
Al, Of the accounts oithe late trin TALL into the
hands Of Michael McAlear for collection and settle
msnt MICHAEL MeALEAR,
JOHN X. SMITH.
Staunfop, Sent /, ls55.-True American copy It.
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BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A Nj. SIMPSON 4 co. hereby inform the public
"A. that the firm under that name having been
dissolved by mutual consent, (o take place July LIST
1887 they have placed their bonds accounts &C.,
in the hands Of j. c. Wheat for speedy settlement.
Ms2. Please call at the store and settle.
TIME bonds, accounts &c. ola. M. Simpson a Co.
L to iuly LIST, 1855, have been. placed IN my
hands for settlement. Those knowing themselves
indebted will please come forward and settle.
Staunton,, Aug. II, 1855. DC. WHEAT.
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DIR, l.. B. WRIGHTS
Unfailing ssScrOfulous Antidote.'
4 SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE for all dis
IA eases arising from

IA eases arising from
INPURfTY or THE FLOOD,
of whatever form name. Unlike most other sc
called remedies that ate daily advertzed and com
this medicine has been pr epared wit. The utmost
skill by regular practitioner o. eigt yea stan
ding. Owing to the frequent and aecumu diing ca
of scroiuious rataie, and the utter in ivy OF
the Faculty to tteat IT success uy, DE- 4ut spent
during ten wears OF lbs i.te, al his leisure lus from
his pi acice in study to discover some eeFta rene
DIV for tn mo IA al fotm disease. At LIB tn hay
ing satisfied himself that he had succeeded IN 1916 ne
commenced tae use Of Tie .'Scro uous Antidote' in
his prG ctice viii the most nabe success Since
Which time s fame as w,5ant the aid Of adycrti-
sing in the newsfdpets, spread FAR and wida he
ports of its wonaer i'll cui have gone from nor II
to mouth, unit lie d, rand OF it, combise "A the
earnest solicitations us friends, has ha dced him
to offer it to the suffering tnfous hont the country.
In doing, the Doctor wond remind those suffer-
ing that it is prepared by HIN pets 1naiy and CON
l1irar hui 1yllat
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RAN AW Az

TNROM me on Friday the oath inst, NEGRO
L MAN, named John. lie is about 30 years of
age and about feet inches high. He is a mu-
atto color, and has very bushy head. lie is sup
posed to have gone towards Charlottesville, from
which place he is from. will givea liberal reward
il delivered to me at Stanton, secured SO that
! may get him. BENZ. I. BAGBA.
Aug. rs, 1855.