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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-23
STORAGE WANTED.


VA are prepared in Fire Proof Warehorse
w any quantity OF Grain. Produce Merchandise on
tho liberal terms. $50
Having large and airy stairs particular care
be taken Household Furniture Agricultural
and all kinds Of goods or liable damage from damp
lowest BY emonh
or longer when desired. -,
warehouse located corner Locust street aud v" ana
Canal convenient for shipping by River or Kali
- Anniv 10 noyI GEO. FOSTER 4 CO.
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REsH TEAs, 100 ba,f-chess.. easys; etc.. etc.. ne:
4 dium very ehsiee. Just reed for sale Low by
ey29 :. Il. GILBERT g. CO.. S,c.. near Wat.r.l
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DIR. j. G.. BURCH, DENTIST.
devoted the last OF his lie to the study
practice of his profession would respectfully
debt TO him for professional services
forward and settle without delay It's unusual the
part profession to which he belongs give
credit and earnestly requests that will call him
professional services who
willing both material used and the skill
for ration the kind,
Hpl2-u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-23
CREENvILLE TOBACCo.-Io boxes best quality JUS
oct2S ). E. GILBERT & co.. syc. near water.

VpUTyONs.-IO0 gro Lar ting Overeoat Buttons;
Id I3o gro Youths Metal do;
40 gro Twist Coat do;
800 gro Smok Peatl vest do;
Received this day and for sale by JAS. Low CO.,
oesIo AIS Main street Louisville, Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-23

D.SCONTiNUANCE.
AHTE HAVE this retired the Wholesale Grocery
w business. hitherto done the of Water and
Vine streets transferred the to Melrs TESNEY
SoRENSON. whom recommend to a continuance OF
the liberal patronage received by for the last
years We would that nothing
can heghten the gratitude them than call
from those who have unsettled accounts with
Janl-tf ALLIS x HOWES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-23

NOTIONS, TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
c. PUSBEE HA~ NOW BEEN EIGHT \ ia RS II
Evansville constantly adding all the little useful an
articles this particular branch Of trade an
with with Eastern merchants can
will sell cash. the market prices an
friends respect uy inved to ca and examine the ea
variety. Store under Odd Fellows Hail. First street.
ek-Iyd&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-23

IVORY SETS AND FINETABLE CITl ERY :
eeaa'fui assortment Ivory Table Desert Knives
aud Forks in with by the
ordere. xpressiy for city trade. for sale BY
dec BABCoCK BRO
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28
ESaEID.

On Monday the 18th inst, Mss ELIZA ID. RUFF
daughter oil Mr.. Jacob Ril, ithiS copaty.
OF Pneumonia, after an aess of few days, at his
residehcc d,ltboro, Bah ooGa;y, Va, Mr. Roo.
NEY y HENDERSON, in the 3iIh year OF his agc-for-
merry OF this cosnty,
At his residence, near marlborough, Augusta
county, Va, on tao morning Of the y ult MIR. CMAs
PATRICR, in the 10Th yeas OF his age
This venerable servant OF Cod mas thus, after several
months of feeblengss and dCcue, becn gathered to his
fathers fall oi faith and OF good works. For y wears
a consistent member, aud Tor nearly forty elder Of
the presby tcran church, formerly Of Tinklmg Spring
in the fsitsIl performance OF the various dates OF hs
private station, aad has eit and reputation for
sterling worth and unaffected piety, rc iacrapce
TO his children and chSrea's caiidren. l,is closing
scenes well suited the gentle, quiet, and peaa.abis
OF his long and exemplary life. The writer Of
this brief tribute TO hS memory not permitted 70 be
with him, and uses the graphic description OF kS last
hours as given by the pen OF another "Hc ueycr sot
fercd any acute pain, and his mnd clear 20 the
ment OF his DEATH Ills heart seemed 10 BE- stayed
God, and aever to DC moved from his firm trait. lie
that though he felt that he had not lived he should
have done, Chrst's Righteousness all sufficient.
few hours prev ,ous TO his death he tGScn vita
fainting sickness All his chdrea who at home
were gathered around his bed lie had particularly
quested that aoiSc, s bursts Of feeling should dis
turb his last noneats. They fixed his pillows, and
with his hands he gathered the bed clothes around
and shorter the last mOM cat, HIS last words
Lord help me'-and ONLY moment before his last
breath, he opened his eyes aud boxed arouad if to
bid ftey ell to those loved ones around him.
SHARK the perfect man and behold the upright for
the end OF that man IL PEACE"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-03-28
Cash Music and Piano Store
s1,e OF fca
H @ r ACE w AT d r S
CpPOSITfoM &c tGsJnY .l,or.W.

C2PosITYoM 70 n10a7oyoLY.
MusiG at Greatly Reduced Rates.
NOTWITHSTANDING the combination Of
music dealers TO keepup the prices Of non
copyright music, against The interests of naiire
composers. and their refusa! to extend to Mr.. Wa
tiers the cour,esles Of The trade, he is making i'm
niense sales.-having abundant evidence, that he
has public cpnntenance and support. in his opposi
tion to the GREAT MONOPOLY, and in his 4fiorls to
aid NATIVE TALENT, and 10 adopt the N,rioHAL
CURRENCY. HIS stock Of American and Europe
an music is immense. and the catalogue of his avn
publications is one Of the krges anu besi SELECTED
in tie listed States. He has alsoInad GaEAr
REDUcrIoN in the prices of Pianos. MELopEoas
and MUSICAL INsrRUMEsTs Of al kinds Supe-
rior toned e. octave Pianos for SIS. $3.50 and
S225, interior Of as good quality ard instruments
as strong and as durable as those which Gust $500.
Pianos OF every variety OF style and price up 10
STOOD, Comprising those of TEN different lnanriac-
tories among them the celebrated n,sdsyp ingror-
ed Horace WArsRs' PiANos and the Fl ST pre-
MUM EoLnN PIANOS Of T. GILBERT & Co.'S
make. Owners of the lEolion paleo) Second
hand Pianos at great Bargains. Prizes from $40
to $50. Melodeons from 1--WE different manu-
factories. including the well known $. d. & II.
w. SMlTH's Melodeons. (luned the equal temper
ameni.) the best made in the United States Pri-
ces SIS, SO, s75, Sl00. sll5. sl25. S 35. and
$50. Smiths Double Bank Melodeous 5000
Each Piano and .Neiodeon g5moaissd The
best terms to the trade, schools. &c: III per
cent. discount 10 clergymen and churches. All
orders promptly attended 10. Music sent TO all
parts Of the country, p,s,-paid. at The reduced
rates. General and select catalogues and schedule
of prices Of Pianos Forwarded TO any address free
OF charge.
No,. Vii. ai.roi, "a Tor, o.,
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KENT. PAINE & CO..

IMPORTERS AID WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No l63 and l65 .jIaia Street. Richmond.
SPRING T7s4DE, 1855
NAVING removed tn our new and spacious
Il Warehouse. Nus. l63 and 65 Main street.
we have the pleasure To inform our friends and
customers. That we.are receiving and opening an
entirely fresh stock of Fancy and Staple FOR
EIG.N and DOMESTIC GOODS. which
will he very complete by the 18th instant. and
viii comprise Oneof The largest and most attractive
stocks ever before offered in Virginia.
Our ForeiguS Goods mostly Of our own i'm
portalicn, and were purchased under great advan-
tages for cash: aud having house in New York.
we can always avail ourselves of the fluctuations
in that market TO supply ourselves with all kinds
of American Fabrics on The best terms.
Having had several years experience in the
manufacture of Clothing. we will he enabled TO
offer 10 The trade large and splendid stock, made
OF good materials. gotten mp in the latest and
hes! styles. and particularly adapted 10 the Viz
ginia trade.
These advantages. with the determination on
our part tn sell our goods ut very close profits and
to those who buy for cash. OF pay promptly on six
months credi:. will make il to The interest Of this
class of customers to buy their goods Of u.s.
The great increase nf cpnpeliiion makes it ne
cessrry that the country merchant should buy his
gnOds al the lowest possible prices. and it is man
lfest that. in selling as wo shall for cash. or on
short credit TO prompt men, we caa afford to sell
our goods lower than under the old long credit
system.
We ask the favor ofthe merchants Of Virginia,
North CarGl'da. and Tennessee. 10 give our stock
m examination. feeling confident that we can Of
fer them such Inducements ne will make IL tn
their Interest 10 unite with lis in sustaining lhe
cash and short credit system.
KENT. PAINE S. co.
D;,h,,ond Noah
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Notice.

IN retiring from business, tender my sincere
q thanks to a generous public who have so libe
rally encouraged us, and would recommend 10
their continued patronage, my former partner, as
gentleman worthy Of their confidence.
1t devolyes upon me TO settle the books to the
st January. 1855. up To which tine all accounts
are drawn off hope all persons indebted to A.
Il. Laird & Co., or Laird & Trinbe. will come
forward ,cithout delay. and make final settle
ment. The settlement must be made, and the
sooner the better The majority of accounts are
comparatively small, and can be paid promptly,
with very little Inconvenience, notwithstanding
the ..hard times" | trust all will see The neces-
sily Of prompness, and therefore hope | shall be
compelled 10 Dun but few, since, 10 me, it is par
iicuarly disagreeabe.
20 may be found at the Drug Store Of James
G. Laird. GEO. b. TRIMDLE.
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HARI)W A RE.
sprig7g Essaseos.a:ssiOEf, 1855.

SEFEE2;s EseassSz'stssaOEf, 1SsSss.
I'd L. MOORE < Co. mporiersand Whole
& . sale Dealers in FOREIGN and Do
NESTLE HA2DY.fRE. No. "a Pearl-sireet,
opposite Hugh w Fry's, Richmond, Va. have
received direct from the manufacturers in Eng
land a full and complete assortment of Birming
ham and Sheffield Hardware. aud from the man
ulactnrers in this country, full supply of Amer
lean Goods. Their stock is now large and com
pete, consisting in part Of
..Rodgers'" and Wosienholm's fine Pen and
Pocket Knives
Pocket Knives OF / 2, 8. and blades
Buck. Bone. Ebony, Cocoa and Ivory Handle
Knives and Forks
Ivory Handle Knives and Forks, in sets 81 and
SO pieces
Racers of Wade & Butchers Rodgers. Wosten-
holm's. and Greave's manufacture, OF every
style and quality
Scissors and Shears. of various makes and styles
Single and Double Barrel Guns, some very supe-
rior
Pistols, Rifles. Rifle Barrels ami Mountngs
Trace. Halter, Log, Well, Fifth and Tongue
Chuins
Wedding and Killing Hoes, all sizes
Axes of Collins and Simmons make
Hand and Panel Saws, Hammers and Hatchets
Mill. Pin. Cross Cut and Circular Saws -
Spades and ShoyeIs of Ames', Rowland and 9TH
er makes
Anyils. Wires. and Smiths Bellows
Sledee and Hand Hammers, Stocks and Dies, and
Screw Plates
Shear ard Cast Steel, square and octaeon
Castings. Horse and Mule Shoes, and Horse Shoe
Nails
Wire Sleeves and siflrry. Coffee Mills and Cards
Horse CELLARS. Blind Brides and Haines
Bride Filings. Wosled Recs and Girths
Locks. Hinges and Screws, of every description
Planes, Chisels. Augers and Files, all kinds
Plarfnrm and Counter Scales, Pat. Balances and
Steelyards
English. American and G. D. Percussion Caps
HAY aud Manure Forks. 2, 5. aud prong
Tea Trays and Walters. And all other goods u
suaIy found in Hardware Stores.
As our goods have been purchased for CASH,
on the most favorable terms. and selected exelu-
sively for the Virginia. North Carolina and Ten
nessee Trade. we feelconlident we offer strong
Inducements to merchants visiting this city. and
respectfully invite them To an examination of our
stock. as we are determined 10 sell as low as any
regular house in this, or any of the Northern cit
les
PS.-Orders promptly and carefully attended
to.
Rchrnond March Z 1855.
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Rnnnav Land and Pensions,

ygyiIE undersigned having had several years
Il practical experience in the prosecution of
Military Claims. arising out Of the Revolutionary
and subsequent wars, aud given, as he believes.
entire satisfaction during this period. (by ressona
lie charges and prompt settlement to the III
merous claimants for whom he has acted az
gent or attorney, and having associated himself
wi;h the firm Of Messrs. j S. Pollard g. Co,
General Claim Agents. Washington City, offers
his seryces to The Soldiers, Wdows. and (guar-
dams of 0rphans who come under the provisions
ofthe act Of Congress Of March. 1855. in which
IA days service rendered by the soldier, entities
the claimant to l60 acres of land.
Agents and others having suspended or neglect
ed eases before the several departments, under
any Of the laws Of Congress may find it to their
advantage to confer withhim. The highest mar
lie, price paid in cash for all properly assigned
Land Warrants. VIM. Q. ROBERTS.
Mount Hureb, Nelson CO.. Va, Mar. 70, 1855.
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Commissioners Sale Of Land.

Ts7HE undersigned commissioner appointed for
q that purpose by decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Augusta, made on the 18th day of February
1855. in the case Of Mary j. Johnston Ell us
gains, Mildred f. Johnston will in coninrniiy
with said decree. on Friday The 2tlth day OF .4prH,
1855, offer at pahlic auction, on The premises,
very valuable tract of land, lying On Middle Xiv
err in The county Of Augusta, adjoining the lands of
George Poage. McCuc & Parkins and Col. Kerr,
about eight miles nmtheas of Stanton. The
tract contains about IT'S ACRES, u considerable
PARTON Of i, first rate Middle River Bottom The
improvements consist Of good Brick Dwelling
House. goud Barn with Stables and Sheds, Corn
cribs, and all other necessary out houses. 1t is
deemed useless to give minute description, as
purchasers will view the premises Cor themselves
TtRMS.-Sum sufficient TO deiray the exPens-
es of sale to be paid in hand one.thrd OF the res
idue To be paid On the 5thof June, S55, and the
remainder in Two equal annual payments, one pay
able the 9Th Of June, 1856, and the other the
l5,h Of June. 1857.
Tie undersigned lives in the immediate neigh
borhood. and will take pleasure in showing tie
premises to any one desiring to purchase.
GEO. w. MOWRY, CoInrn'r.
March 2S lSJj--tdS
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ew York. March Il. ls55.--3m
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF
VAE,6TA E9S,Yl Rs2EsgpE,gR,TF

IN pursuance of two deeds Of trust. one dated on
the 22d, and the other on the 23d Of February.
1855, executed 10 The subscriber by WIN. Beard.
will be sold on Thursday the 9TH day Of .4pr:i,
1855. on the premises. to the highest bidder fur
cash, the following real property. to Wit tract
of land containing by estimation 1929 .fChES.
in Augusta county. adjoining the lands of Col.
.lVm. Wilson. WIN. J. Gilkeson. and others. a.
bout six miles south of Staunon. and has on it all
necessary Buildings. an Orchard. and good Tan
merry now in operation. Also. will be sold at the
same time and place. upon the same terms. the
following personal property. to wit: All the stock
of LE.4T'IIER in process of tanning. belunging
to said Beard. all the tan bark and tools of every
description, bay Horse. 2 Cows, 5 Calves, 8
head OF Sheep. Sow, 3 Pigs. three bnrse NIag-
on a se;s of Gear, Carr. = Saddles. Side-sad
die. Brides. several ploughs with fixtures.
Wheat Fan. | Cutting Box. 5000 Shingles,
quantity of Hay, Corn. Oats and Rye. together
with variety of Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture. and also variety Of Farming Implements,
including all the property of said Wm. Beard. at
the date of said deeds. Such title only rs is vest
ed in me by said deeds. will be decided to the pur
chaser. JOHN HURCf1MAN'
,t..h "A I05S q
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10 TIE EITRLIC.

EEaVING this day purchased the entire infer
I 4 est OF George B. Trimbie, in the Drug Store
of Laird s. Trlmble, TO take effect LIST January,
1855. 1 will continue the business in my own
name, and will be happy at all times to see my
friends and customers; pIedging them they may
always rely upon me Keeping large and fresh
supply of Drugs. Medcires, Paints. Oils Dye
Stnffs, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, SC.
Gy- / will have competent and accommodating
clerks. and besides will giveth business my un
divided attention.
All orders from Physicians and others. in This
or the surrounding counties, will be attended to
promptly. JAS. q. LAIRD, Druggist,
Staunlop. March 81. 1855. Main ST.
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VEG J s|!IsZ J.

yESilE subscribers have BOW in store ana olsr ior
Il sale the most extensive and desirable stock Of
SPRING GOODS they have ever exhibited.
Their stock embraces every article and grade Of
goods in their kne and iii be sold al prices to snis
the times. The very latest iyles Of goods intro
ouced into the country are made up in the most
superb manner and kept BY us; and having one Of
our firm constantly III the New York market buy
ing goods fur cash. and manufacturing as we do
ftr eigLt horses. we possess advantages. and can
offer such inducements 10 the Merchant AMI con-
sumer as VIII defy competition. We have been
engaged in this business in THIS city for. The last
seventeen wears; and constantly increasing trade
is the best Recommendation we coud offer Of our
goods and mode Of doing business. We return
orr thanks for the patronage of orr friends. and
pledge our best Efforts TO please those who favor
US with call.
ls KEEN. BALDWIN s. co.
Richmond. March Il. 1875.
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TAKE CARE or xoUa 5uwas /!

IF YOU DO NOT WISH 10 OtE o TIE CONSUMPTION.
PirrsauRG, April Is, 1871
Mr.. r. e. SELLsRs-Oear SIR have on several
occasions expressed to you personally the high estina
tou in which, from having made of il for several
years in my family, held Your ''imperia Cough Syr-
up" have never kaowa il to fail in relieving Coughs,
Colds, or oppression Of the Luns when used promptly
and according ~ your directions have given il to IN
faut children VITA highly beneficial effects and so far
as my own case Concerned dose taken al night be-
fore retiring has invariably relieved me from Cough
any dislyreco5le feeling OF the chest always keep it
in my house, and would not any account be without
it. go
Every person who may use il, will pronounce il an
agreeable, MIDI yet highly effective cough medicine,
which, in climate chlaseabc as ours cannot fail to
prove a great beaeit to all who may give it a trial
am, sir, respectfully, yonr friead.
WM. II. WHITNEY,
Editor Pittsburg Daily Chronicle.
Prepared and sold by r. q. SELLERS & CO.,
Pitsburs, Pa, and for sale by LAIRD x TaiMSLE
and j. B. E,xaiDsg, Slaunton, and by Druggists gcae
ray
MN,S /, lS55-Ino
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FOR SALE,
Valuable Farm pr Merchant MiIl.


A S Agent for the widow and heirs OF jacob
IA peck.jr., decd, | am authorized 10 sell the
valuable Tract of Land aud Merchant nil now
in the possession Of FL. Fl. Peck. The land lies
on Crislian's Creek, within four miles Of Stann-
ton and is intersected without Injury to it by the
Virginia Central Railroad. The tract contains
383 ACRES, $50 acres of which are cleared and
in good cultivation the residue is covered with
remarkable and most valuable growth of timber.
There are sixty acres of Bottom Land which can
not be excelled in quality, ten acres Of which afe
in Meadow. The quantity Of meadow may be
easily increased.
desire to call especial attention to the NKeF-
chant NEili, which has been in operation a
number Of years and is in OF the best locations
in the County. Arrangements have been made
for Switch and Turnoul on the Railroad near
the Mil, so that flour raay be loaded directly with.
out being hauled to aDepot.
The other Improvements are good BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE. Kiich FL
en-, necessary Out buildings, and an ~ ss.Sss
excellent Swisher Barn. The pres i5tiiEs
ent occupant is preparing the land E e. 1872
for Spring crop, and the purchaser shall have
the benefit Of ali ploughing and planting DONE
The small grain crop will be reserved.
will sell the Mil, Mler's House and Five
Acres Of Land separately from the residue of the
tract will also sell separately so much Of the
land (supposed to be so acfes) as lies South of
the Railroad The residue Of the tract, contain
ING about O Acres will make one Of the most
desirable farms in the county.
The terns of sale are One third in hand and
the balance in one two and three years Deeds
will he given when the first payment is made, the
vendors lein to be retained for the unpaid pur-
chase rooney A negotiable note al 90 or 100
days, with good ondorsers will be taken for the
baud payment. Possession given at once.
II not sold before will on Saturday the 2lst q
.4prii, 1855, sell the above property. at public
auction. on the premises. The heirs having Civ
en- me authority to sell. it is ny purpose to effect
sale. HUGH w. SliEFFEY, Agent
March q. l855.-tds.
gs- Vindicator and Rock Reg. copy.
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70 the Old Soldier.

q HAVE. formed arhasseeiatiyn with gentleman
Il who has lang resided in Washington City, and
whose business for the last 20 years. has been to
prosecute claiyas for PENSIONS bounty land, &c.
AGAR st the Government. With the aid of this
gentleman | am prepared to afford TO Ola So!diefs,
and their Widows and Heirs. prompt aud efficient
aid in prosecuting their claims, under the act Of
the Sd of March 1879. which gives. to any sal
der who has served "a days in Inc United States
service. 100 acres Of land. Ihave beeniurushed
with all the proper instructions from the Depart
ment. Those who are entitled TO pensions or to
bounty lsud under the said act, should make ear
ly application, in order to secure speedy action
upon their claus.
can be found at all times at the office of Ky
father David Fultz)
MARSHALL X. FULT'z.
Stanton. March 2S. lS55-tf
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GEORGE ". SMITH

HAS just received frou New York and Phila-
N depha general variety nf new and fashion,
able styles Of DRY GOODS.
Having bought my goods at exceedingly low
PRICES, and being satisfied with very snail ad-
vance on cost. am determined to sell at prices
which cannot be cxceled for cheapness-- adopting
as my business motto. Quick sales and small
profits" The nimble sixpence rather than the
slow shilling"
MRS. SMITH has ais, on hand handsome
4A assortment of NEW SPRING MILE
merry, to which she invites the attention of tho
Ladies. Main ST., below Union Hall.
Slaunton, March 2S, 1865.
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0y- Use HAMProS's yeGErADLE TiNcTvsE ,|haVe
Won Dysncpsia Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility,
Diseases of the Kidneys, any Loss Of Power and DIS
arrangement of the SYSTEM We bat point 20" TO the
Thousands who have used the GREAT INvfGoRAToR.
In proof ofwhat we say aboye refer you to clamp
ton's Vegetable Tincture,' aud its estect'.
o. See advertisement.
Sept l3, 1854
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TO TS5E E.aBlES.

MFRS. L. II. WARD is now in the City ufNew
A'A York, whence she will return in few days
with the latest SPRING AND SUMMER
FASHIONS. and her usual assortment OF MILF
merry Goods. She has employed lady Of expert
ence and competency to assist her IN Millinery
and Mantua making, which, together with her
REGULAR employers will render her facilities for ac
commodating customers unsurpassed in Stanton
Due notice will be given Of her OPENING.
Staunton March IS. l855=2t