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IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE
F2EP. X. FUK.u.4.ve

VTyOULD inform the puplc he is located at No.
w 5HAMlLTON 81, Albany, n. Y, where he
is prepared to treat ali diseases with unialing sue
cess. His TWENTY- FlVEYEARS EXPERIENCES
and trsyci practcing under the direction of the
most talented Physicians in the world
His late travels among the Western and South
Western Indians, with his former knowledge Of
Medicine, has prepared him to treat with that de-
gree of skill heretofore unknown to most medical
men, His Medicines are prepared from new articles
based upon new principles, void of all deleterious
effects. so common to other medicines Many OF
our leading Physicians have testified this fact aud
use his medicines in preference to all others,
Persons at distance, by sending not, enclosing
ONE DOLLAR, stating agesex and symptom of disease,
will receive proper instructions, and Book con-
timing the names and uses of all Plants. Roots,
Herbs and also certain hints and secrets to married
ladies' Also elderly unmarried ladies would find
something in this Book which they nor the world
nencr dreamed of. Every person, of whatever class
should possess one of these Books
AGENTS WANTED
Tn every town in the United States to sell the Mod
icne, for which good wages and commission will be
paid.
der to be attended to-
Sept. Is, ls55.-iy. Z. FURMAN.
FOR SALE,
HORSE Top Buggy and Harness. Alao Sad
"A. die and Bride. Enquire of
A. n. SIMPSON.
sept. 10, lsss. Union Rep A.
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iielmbold's Genuine PRESENTATIONS.
1IELMBoLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FIIfJU EX'TRA(T RI,CuIr

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BECHU
For diseases Of the Bladder and Kidneys Secret
Diseases. Structures Weaknesses and all diseases OF
the Sexual Organs, whether in Male or Female, from
whatt yer caase they may have originated, aud no
matter of how long standing
II y"u have contracted the terrible disease which,
"hen once seated in the system, will surely 60 down
rom gerer alton to another undermining the con-
stitution and sappfag the very vital fluids of life
do not trust Yourself in the hands of Quacks. who
start up every day in city like this, and fill the
papers with glaring ialsehoods, too well calculated
to deceive the oung and those not acquainted with
their tricks. You cannot be too careful in the seec-
ton of remedy in these cases.
The fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounced by
eminent physicians the greatest remedy ever known.
1t is medicine perfectly pleasant in its taste. and
very innocent in its action and yet thorough that
it alnhates every particle of the rank and poison
virus Of this dreadful disease: and, unlike other
remedies, does not dry up the disease in the
blood.
Constitutional Debility. brea.ght on bv sci abuse
most terrible disesse which has brought Thousand
OF the human race to atiiney graves. thus blasting
the BIZ itant hopes of parents, and blighting in tn
bud the glorious ambition of many a noble youth. caI
be cured by this lnallible Remedy. And as medi
cine which must benefit every body. from the simpl
delicate TO the confined and dcspaising invalid. NJ
equal is to be found acting both as Cure and pre-
ventye.
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NTATh~SI.

Ia Cornish, \. H.. Sept. llth by the Rev. esscp'
Scales, Rev. JAWS b. RAMSEY, of koesu. idge
county, Va, t. Kiss SARlE 5. T.AcY, Of the iorme,
p..ee.
Ga Tuesday .be 18th inst. Lebanon, Warren co.
ohio, by tue Rev. 3ir. Geaier, r. b. Hill, Esq.,
On Friday, the l4th inst, by Rev. " a. II. Pen
dleten, WALTER PhAsroS, Esq, OF Washington coun
t., to Miss AGATHA GAw&Err PNrsroN. deushte. OF
Coz. VIM. NJ. Peyton, of itoanoke county.
On the 10Th inst, by the Rev. Daniel Feete, Ar,
LEWIS A. oAEBAuGa, of Augusta co.., to Miss JULIA
AM. daughter Of ~. Emanuel Aruehtrout, Of
buckingham CO.
N lie ress..;a.tiee Of his father, by Rev sam 1sa-
nedv, Mr.. JONATHAN WHIfEsEL 10 Miss WINNIE Ne
DAHIEt, OF r.andulpa county.
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wa. We are grathed to announce to readers
a CATHAgrrc Pill, (of which advertisement in
our colums,) from that justly celebrated physician
and Chemist DR. j. G. AVER. His Cherry Pecto-
raj, everywhere known thebest remedy ever OF:
ferad to til Pubic for Coughs. &C., has prepared
then toexp1ct tha sli thing from his labora DRY
would b lths attention. As n, one 'G..;ic ne
public III he clad 10 know of u, from such trust
worthy source. w. happen to know and can assure
th.m that Tits article has intrinsic merits, fully equal
to any compound that has ever issued from bis Cru
cibles, and consequently is well worth trial when
ever such medicine becomes necessary.-Racine
Com. Ade.
Sept s. lS55.--lm.
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ERCHANT TAILORING.
New Goods.

rINliE undersigned has streceived from the North
L ern cities his FALL AND WINTER supply Of
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, ESTiNGs, &c
which he is prepared to make up to order. Ills fall
fashion plates have also arrived, to which he asks
and most fashionable styles, and surpass amy thing
OF the kind exhibited in this market for some time.
The cutting department of his establishment, is
der the immediate management Of MIR. Henry Bare
one of the most experienced and tasty crooks in the
state. He respectfully asks visit from his friend.
and the public generally, assuring them that he vii
use his utmost ability to please all.
His Store Room is next door to John b. Scherer
Confectionery. JNU. NJ. HELM.
Sent. ~ lSAh
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Nciice 10 Builders.

proposals are invited for the erection
- o building at the Poor house of the country
The lou to he Of brick - feetby 20 feet, store'
and basement. rooms ON floor, and passage. feet
wide; the rear wall 10 rest in part on gable-end o.
of Il esent building. The brick to BE- made and
burnt on the ground. Information as to the loca
ton &C will be given by Mr.. Henderson. uh IL,
house to be completed, including painting. The
bids must be in by the 10th Of October, and are
to be lett with A. j. CARRIER.
by Committee part ofCourt and Board.
% iSh-,
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E1iAO.

On sabbath evening last, IIoNEE CLAaaNeE, son of
IT, T.. d Fannie V. Cease.
On the 18th inst, at the residence OF Mr. Jacob 3
Brown, st. Louis county, Mo-, Mr.. WV. CONAN,
aged about 81 years, native Of Staunton.
Al Logan, albemarle county. at the residence OF
Capt. NJ l.. Walker, on the 18th inst, in the 2hlh
year OF her age. MARIA H.. wife X. Lindsay Walker
Esq. and daughter OF William >. Eskfidge, Esq.
late OF stanton Va.
ON Saturday morning last, near ut. Sidney, q
consumption Mr.. ABRAHAM CorrMEN, aged 81 years.
In liastisenhure. the 9Th inst. fsenEhieA
WIllls. infant sen Of Rev j, II. Bocock, aged IA
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McVEIEH 8. CHA MERRIAM
A RE receiving per Schooner Fairfax and
n other vessels, their
aSxII. STOCK NE GNNns


FALL. SEOCK OF GOODS,
Comprising a large and very general assortment, :.
| follows
| l65 lids o, P Il and Muscavaao Sugars;
! 37o bis Coffee, puycriscd, crushed and grant
+! lated do
| IS boxes double refined Loaf do;
! 135 ilhds Muscovado and Sugar House Mola .scs;
! 10 Bbls prime New Orleans do
% g Golden Syrup;
ATS Bags Green Rio Coffee;
$50 :. Old Java, Maricabo and White Laguira do;
$50 Halt Chests Ganp'd, Imperial, Young Tyson
and Black Teas the larger portion Of recent impor-
tation., and from medium to extra fine quality.
rs Barrels Rice
70 Casks Sup Carb Soda;
IS Boxes CASTLE Soap;
lis . varugated, Bar, Cushion, Windsor and
Transparent Soaps;
l50 Boxes Brown and yellow Rosin doj
LOO - Talow Candles;
rs . Adamantnc do
So g Family Pearl Starch;
Is q Chocolates
70 =" Mustard;
100 Coils kope;
$50 Bags Shot. assorted Nos;
$50 Kegs Sporting Powder:
10 Bags grain Pepper;
70 !" q, Pimento;
80 Boxes Ground Pepper
10 Bales soft shell Almonds;
10 > Fiiberts;
70 g Cream Nuts
$50 Boxes assorted Candies
100 Barrels no Mackerell;
As !" Train Oil
$50 Kegs Pure Lead
250 Boxes Glass, (. by 10 and 10 by IL
s barrels Putty, in Bladders
Casks Backing
. As Boxes Maccaron
800 l.eams single and double Wrapping Paper !;
100 Ruled, Cap aud Letter do
l500 Sacks Fine and Ground Alum Salt.
llayig made our principal purchases previous to
the advance in goods generally, enables us conf
IDENTIFY to say our customers and merchants gene
rally visiting this market that se can supply them
fully as c1eap as goods Of same quality be
bought i'll Baltimore. We respectfully ask an cx-
animation OF Our Stock.
McNEIGu 4 CHAMBERLAIN,
Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va.
Sept %, 1866
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TO CARPENTERS AND
PAINTERS.

PROPOSALS for the Carpenters work and pain
L ting Of a Bath House. "a by Il feet aud Ito
tel Bulding 40 by 40 feet and stories high will be
received bv the undersigned at the Sweet Springs
until the 10 of October next. Plans and Speciiica-
tions OF the work. may be seen at my Office ~ in
the swee. Springs Monroe Count, va.
JOHN F. SMITH,
experimenting Architect,
Sept. 29lh, lSa5.-Laxingto Star copy ttl. aud
send account to H. Norve Sweet Springs, for col
lection.
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SALE VALUABLE
TOW N PROPERTY.

I WILL offer for sale privately until Saturday the
l. 10Th o october, the vaiua.lie Brick property
owned by ne, and situated IN the North Eastern
porio af the Town, in the Iiun.d ate nelg hborhood
OF Judge l.. L. Thompson, Jno. d. lmboden and
others. The house erected by myself several
years since, and was designed Tor a School House,
ia which purpose have used it upto the present
.i... 4 he location for such pursuit. is most adm-
ralc. being oil from the annoyances and business
u asn, but sufficiently hear 10 niakcit an aseeea-
- aaiA to any portion oil tie Town. There are
three rooms up sales.--future rooms ON the sceoud
fooi and a Kitchen aud Dning koom On the hst,c-
nent. Attached to the Eause, ia about tLree-ierhs
of an acre OF ground; which can either be improved
as II pleasure resort, or cultivated for a Garden.
II the property is not sold privately beiors the 10th
of oc,"ber it will ~. that day te sold at public auc
tim to the highest bidder.
Terms made known by application to the under
signed, at any time between and the 20th of
October; At that time tbs! vi. DC publicly announ
ced. u. Ii. LII LEN.
Sept. ~ lS55.-tds.
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wASIIBCRN,S GREAT
INDIAN AMP1aThEE ATRE
ANb CIRCUS.

TINE largest and most splendid establishment il
i the World comprising a large company ct !ndi
ans. composed of Chiefs, Warriors. braves. and re-
males. from the plains ard beyond the Rocky Noun
tains together with the most talented Troupe o
White Egu-strians Of the age, who offer the mos
Interesting and instructive Exhibition ever witness
ed by the American people, given under an immense
Pavilion accommodating 5000 persons will eXtb
it in
Ne,e lVarket. Monday 6e Is,
isoa1ar;g, Tuesday, Oct y.
The Cl4iafs accompanied BY their Warriors will
make . ,ad EDtrec into town at 10 O'clock A.
Nj, mounted on their Indian Horses, dressed in full
native costume, preceded dy DICK WILLIS
DGGLE BAND, the largest and most complete trav-
cling Orchestra in the World. The Chiefs and
Warriors will appear within the Pavilion in dar-
ing Equestrian Fcats, Feats of Strength, Foot Ra-
ces, Prize Shooting with bowc anG arrows, Ceremo-
nies, Historical Scenes, &c. Among the large
troupe OF lite Equcstrians, may be found the ccl-
ebrated AYMEk FAMILY, with reputation une-
qualied iii Tile annals OF Equestriansn consisting OF
WALTER Il. Ai MAX, the only bareback rider in
the World; WlLBIAMT AYMAR, the great ac-
robatlc lcaper, the DULY person in the World Who
can throw Il somerset Over ten horses; ALBERT
Az MAR. the intrepid and daring performcr ON the
double bridge OF ropes, also scenic aud gyinnastic
rider; FRED. SYLVESTER. late of Franconie' s
Hip oarome, Paris and New York; Mrs. W. X.
u ERR III the great hurdle Act d. Mango; Mr. w.
H. ID ERR, the great trainer oi Horscs thaSh Z.
PHELPS ard Jour Pupils, in II beautiful act OF
'osturing; also, the great American Clown GEO.
.. kNAIp IL ii::..!..ai, Of all fun, who will make
an audience laugh and grow fat with i.,' - say
Jugs, trie aphorisms,, touches ON the times, &C.
Come one, come all, and witness the greatest In
hibition ever given in the World.
Admission to this great Double Copbinatian
only so cents. Doors open at and o'cock, p.
NJ. For further paiteuiass see bills al Hotels.
Sept 30. ". EVANS, Agent.
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lsEs. L.. KS. SgEsEsssaT,S
TASI'ELESS LIQUID CA7W4R7YC
OR FAMILY PHFS{C.

TNHlSis the best. cheapest and most efficient ca
i IliAh1fC ever offered tn the public.
1t is 'sraaiss, thereby avoiding the nauseatng cf
Feet oil Pills, Oil, SIENNA, Go, and produces grip
ping Their painipl effects. Unlike all other pur-
gatves. it searches to the bottom of the disease,
thoroughl5 cleanses the stomach, and leaves the
bowels entirely free from costvcness.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Children drink it readily and without forcing and
no medicine is more highly recommended By the
Medical Facslty.
Give it fair trial and then Judge for yourselves.
1t can be had wholesale retail dt j. b. EsklJnaE,
otaunton; Purcell, Ladd Co.. Richmond L. IL.
Stabler Co., Baltimore j. I. Antrim, Green
Vile.
Aug. 4 IS5h.--lv
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p In the cxarhiuatian Of the Witnesses da-
r,,,,, ,h recent i,,,i ii ..tenoraid ior murder III
,!,s place, the r,reii1,i'sarz. oi t"o ol lite VII.
49,, vas ~ tiaiha.i s 5 iUcall The aieuii''' III
Counsel 10 tils fast aud 10 cause some inqn''
No.. he. il ..,irued uut thai there ~ef' lhfes
q, t.,enf 80 u.at!y resembling each o;hr. iaat a
c,su,l a., ,ala,aure couit SCARCELY d'stiag lisi'
III. one lea.n l..s olrt One OF the witnesses
s.a,@d .hA, III, @ele all ii're bon at one urn
unJ rather pron!ly iusilnAied ihA' he was HE
mi llI. cne.n We doubt = beiI,et any Of btf.
1t, uanJ Col. Wood'ah htpc,s IN tAl'iefi'ioh
h, l,aslou viii ,urn Out, When efown up l" Ut
fi.er or healthier looking inen- keasafy ii,
tshigencef
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nu vi tHp suHrO u"! VIII DC UHVfVU d00Ut
THIRTY ACRES OF LAND.
Commissioners sale OF Land

10y virtue Of decretal order of the Circuit Court
ID of Augusta county, at tie June term ls55, ap-
pointing me commissioner, / will proceed to sell to
the highest bidder, the premises, III Acres OF
land part of the tract formerly owned by James
White, decd, situated near the main road leading
from Spring Till to Salem Church. on Naked Greek,
about ~ miles distant from either SAID aad is OF
good quality and well proportioned in clear and
timber land, lays well, a good twosiory Log Dwell
ling with other out buildings dc. Day ofsal,
Saturday 1871 Of October next.
TERMS Six, twelve and eighteen months credit
except so much in hand will dcray the CO SIS O
suit and sale good personal security will be requ
red for the deferred payments and the title retained
as ultimate security until all the purchase money il
paid. ROBERT SSAPP
Sept. /, ls55.-tds.
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Woodward House i.

liza ING leased the interest (about three ycars)
IL of my late partner, I. :. Coalter, in this place
hereby notify the public that | am now ole pro-
prietor and shall give my undivided attenti0l =
the comfort and accommodation of guests.
The House having been neatly reftted and Sc rets
al important additions made to it, is now in thor
eugh order to entertain aud accommodate all who
may see fit to give it their patronage.
shall be particularly pleased to see all my old
friends and customers.
JOSEPH N. WOODWARD
Stanton. Sept Ii, 1855.
No. Rockenham Register, and Valley Democrat
VIII please copy.
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Fall Trade.
ROOTS AVD cOSi!i

II LAWTONwo respectfully informthe citizens
Il .oiSraunton and the surrounding country, that
b. d j. 5. Crawford Store, and occupied Tor :
erai years by Mr.. Il. Gowan as u BookstOre,) 10
manuiactu.e all kinds of Ladies', Misses Chill
drcn's SHOES, from the very hest materials, latest
Embroidered Work made t. order, on the most
fashionable style.
lie has also on hand an assortment of Mems and
Boys BOOTS Ant, shoes ,a.nong mich may be found
tn. hundsanest ol Gents French Dress Boots in thi.
maj ket.
pss~ order promptly attended to and work made
at the shortest uotice.
r. LAWT0N.
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Sale OF Personal Property.

UANiNG disposed 0fmy plantation will sell at
ali my farm stock, consisting of Horses, Cattle,
Hogs Farming implements, &c. Also portion OF
my standing crop Of Corn. Sale SO commence at
10 O'Clock.
Terms: A credit of six months will be given on
all sums over Sl0, the purchaser executing a note
negotiable at one oi our Banks ard Enthusiastically
endorsed SIMPSON +. TAYLOR.
Sent 10. lSa5-t,ls
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MEDlCA LCOLLnGE OF VIRGINIA
SSGS6iNN lS.Isl .-3lH.

TINE Annuel Course of Lectures will commence on
L Monday, October sth, 1850 at College building
corner of Marshall and College Streets, Richmond
and continue till 18th March ensuing. Catalogue
eantaioiug Iuller information, will be forwarded to
those vino apply for it, specific enquiries answer
ed tq l-ster.
E%r~ Professors Fees for the whole Course, in
Guiding demonstrations. Sl20 90
DAVID il.fTUCkER, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Faculty,
Sept. Is, lS55.--tsth Oct.
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JOSEPH ROSENWAl D,

VSORMERIY Good man 4 Roscnwad StaGntun.
4 Va. ha. established himself in Rchmcnd, and
on,ncd AZ No. 81 Main ST., a large and extensive
STOCK Of oFNTL ENEN'SAN BOYtS CLOTH
ING. for the Wholesale and Retail trade. ale
promises to supply country Merchants at Northern
ou.td friends to call when sojourning in this city.
A general assortment Of Furnishing goods always
hand.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS
On and after august tn for the
VIRGINIA SPRINGS

l. Railroad Company CONNIE ncing with Tuesday
It'll day Of August, win run Special Extra Train
from Staunton Daily for the purpose Of securing the
comfort of inyalids ana others, by a line without
any night travel on Stages.
Passengers desiring to rest at Staunton will take
the cars at O'Clock, A. next day, reach the ter
minus at s. breakfast at Rockbride Depot, {Bells. }
stay al night at Hot Springs or Galatians and 60
to Sweet or White sulphur Springs to breakfast.
Mail line goes West Immediately after dinner, from
Staunton, next day early in the evening at the
White sulphur.
Returning, Mail Lin leaves White Sulphur at &
| A. NJ. .tops at Bells near the Terminus; Stages
connect with cars next morning at s. and in Rich
mond at i. NJ.
Accommodation Line leaves after breakfast STAYS
all night at Hot or Warm Springs; next evening al
SIP. NJ, reaches the ears and go in to Staunton nj
p. n. II. ID. WHITCoMB,
Sept. |. 1854. supt. Transportation.
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Tar iIoosAo TuNSfIa IA aassachuss vs.
~, railway purposes viii not be eempies
a g, four or FIVE years 10 coae. 4 new
machine of goa. rower is nov ia course
- construction at New York, 10 be used
~ ho,ing the drift or Roadway, the old
one Icing found too cunanlous 10 Dc eas, ~
m.usspd The plan of cutting oat the en-
in. cavity of the tunnel, "a f|ei in t.@".
ter, by The machine, has been abandonral,
and the new one is TO bore shaft OF but
feet IN diameter, after " hich the wosk oil
blasting viii b., comparatively easy.
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Notice..

4 LII persons within the bounds of the lG0th Reg
N iment of Virginia Militia having Arms
coutrenents belonging to the State OF Virginia,
hereby required to deliver them to thu undersigned
i'll Staunten.
dsbandcd are responsible for the Arms iss.ei /"
their companies and are required to see that they
are delivered up. VIM. II. HARTMAN,
Col. lGOth Reg. va. NJ.
Sept. %, ls56.-Spcct. copy.
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1866. Fall Supplies. 1866.
Rocks, Paper, Stationery and
FANCY GOODS,

MORRIS, 81 Main street. Richmond, is now
"A. opening his usual large and general assortment
OF BO0KS, PAPER, STA Ti0NERY, FANCY
GOODS, &C., de-, FOR THE FAIL TRADE,
to which he would respectfully ask the attention OF
the merchants of Virginia, North Carolina and
Tennessee, visiting the city assuring them of as
complete a stock to select from as can be found in
in any market and upon terms as fair and liberal
Ma A. NJ is sole agent for the sale Of tina cele-
brated Pianos manufactured by Worcester, and
will supply them at factory prices.
-aa Blank Books Of every description constant
Nv on hand and manufactured to order,
M$a- Binding of every description executed in
the best manner.
Sent, s, 1850.
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We have frequently heard the celebrated German
Bitters, sold bv DR.. G. NJ jackson, 10 Arch street,
Philadelphia, spoken Of in terms OF the highest
commentator, and we honestly believe that it Is
one Of the best medicines advertised for the com
plants for which it is rccommt ndcd. They are
pleasant to the TASTE, and can be taken under any
circumstances by the most delicate stomach. The
press ar and wide, have united in commanding thi:
invaluable remedy ior dyspepsia debility, &c; and
hope 1t NAV he Introduced to every family where
dyspepsia has, or is likely to have a victim, See
advertisements. i#
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A BAD siovE-Wt arc snie tia: ihe ar
'raneenetlt OF the Valley mail y hieh com
,aenced on yesterday cannot have 5etn
The Jesuit OF due consIdelltio on the par'
OF the department. Instead Of leaving On
the arrival of the cars, the mail leav. 5
Winchester, in iuo horse toach at six A
A., stops a, Sira4soufs till IL A. a. aid
teaches Stanton the next morning at 4,
unly few hours before the former tine
vi arrival, aud long before ANY ptt>oh Nj
,aink 81 getting .hs. iette,s Returning
S,aunton l. le:t at PM, and alnehes
vi ,eaohed at the sainr hour next day-d
'uestg .G2pf Aeafs trip.
. " !. on. su,1l, schedule as this can ben
/ Is bard 70 s4,a9ine. II is eeiia,hi,
en- spais,l 10 dtns b. sirt, aud can Prov.
s.os'.1 sts tt,e people above Ati.- nm
'.'n' rgisiaa.
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D.PRAAIfs.--A lad named
~, MY sixteen years OF age 'ia'
A'ohzo VS., Il. Jesrph's Gcuhiy Court
Michigan fsr has, Z '' =, nv. apa,bsru
s,r,c,ions ON the TIA, .;s.,., -. Nd, .,;l
M,cnlgan Il ,iiwas, =, n,frs,.d Ii. oui,,
,.fru,. He aitcrw ards CO - 90
TN, ns csmnsas, ar any Of its Oh esrs :. OF men
a ID s, dori mol know Why he th.9 1t, IN
DR. suspicion that he may lave I &c" ht
,as,tun,ent Of Older pefsehs Az -,
has beef. tleiested, III the hope H. = a'' '''
h.. induced To make >elRe diseiosut