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a VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
and Three slaves fox sale
.A,g PU 0LLG q q y s, Z = II,

Ess kS91Ss ES2a'5St; sEs
DCRSUANT 10 decree Of the Circuit Court OF
1 Rockbridgc, pronounced on the day OF ApTiil2at'
il u clusc therc.n pending between Robert HGylor,
guardian, &c. Plaintiffs, ;nd Thomas " c!ch's Repre-
s.utatiyes Defendants shall proceed on the l3iA ddJ
o. June next TO sell public auction, on the premises,
that valuable IHACi' Or LANL OF which Thomas
WEIGH died seized and on which he resided ct his
death lying and bsing in Rockbeidgc couHy between
the junction Valley .arvPle and the Old Valley Stage
Road within niles Of the Natural Bridge, and within
) miles of the james River and hanawha Canal, Goa
tanning ABOUT 500 Acres.
The improvements are lar@c and commodous three
storv BEiCR l}ED-ELLING HOUSE, handsomely
nhed and containing II roo;us, with all necessary out
buildings. Also, DoUbo Earn, shielded ali Toand, and
large new Sta0lc, Ggmary, sc. There is a fac and
bold Spring convenient 10 The Buildings.
The land is we'll adapted 10 the grow tn Of Wheat and
Grass. About 81 have been soHed ~ ttJ.%@3.
down in Clover hs spring. There is large 80 - =:
ORCHARD of about 500 selected FRUIT - sSS
TREES, row bearing. The tract is heavily W Il '$F
tlubcrrd, coed condition, well enclosed, -.l3ze-A.
cOsd soil fine exposure, and water may be had IN meet
Of the fields. Ii IS Situated in line ncghborh3cd 2d
is Of the most desirable country residences IN Rock
bridge.
IaRlfS.-Cash in hand sufficient to pay tao eX-
pcnscs OF sale, and ior the residue credits Of one two
and three years, in equal payments, the purchaser g'-
ing bond, with coed security, and the legal tile retain
ed lut the purchase money IS paid.
AT the time aad place the Administrator OF
Th8mas W. lch, deed viii sell at pablo auctoi, q
Negro Man named john, aged about %; Negro Boy
nalard ions, aged about II, and Negro W oman named
Emily, aged ab)G; .. These are valuable slaves
Tne negro woman Is fist rate Coax, Washer end
ScaniStrcss. TGRMs Three months credit with in
erest ro day ofsaie, the purchaser giving bonds with
coed security.
) Ile wiz commence at II O'Clock A. NJ.
JAS. w. BUCHANAN, Comm'r.
May lG, lS55.-tds
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A FARM F0a SALE,
"a nE1rfnE

.
ss-ISIIl.;G - nlve westward. | viii sell ct
~ pubic s.I' % tilFs!JJcs ia ia r
.J[rY. 1896. 'hp .raci 81 i.a1 on which TIE,
situated on Middle R.gtr. 10 ni,es wesi ciata-
ton. near The Cpnru .i,ilrja.I. sad adjoining 40
lands Of i'np,las Thompson. Cso e"ae; .ldi VIZ
ers. cunta.nIng ap'ui
1859 acres,
500 acres of .;cl ntv' a. rx:r'!cDt sail 10
resi- is .u,nniarn llpl. raI,tie iof i:abef and as
q ranpe iir eat H.. any nI.naer u "1Ic.. c7l 30
kept on tn III ,unia.n GwfnG III amer.
Auai 100 ARES afr CLEAR and Ia f3e STATE OF
cultivation. There - OF % acres OF meadow
nj surpassed 10 hr c.uliry. AID rs much .nors
rs may 30 trs.fc,i can Easily bP made. lie wb' ls
far.n is well wate:e --i.eFe Ac;nF wairs IN c.try
field. For ne purpose eliirr Of -raz.i5 u cusst-
valipn this Tract Is nJt easily Pxcriieil.
The Improvements are a Comfortable dwelling
with every necessary ou; fHJ1g. one Of tia
largpsi bank bans ~ the cbnuiy.& a saw nil mar
~ new There are aIS, : other dwellings and 4
sn1i' barn near uae 81! e.n, 81 situated Z, t. salt
TOR irururnrs ~ div.s',a 81 the Iand.
OF fran trees Ihe tirn has large number. Of
great variety. and excsileui quality. The land ).
c.mvpneuG 10 ctnrrhrs, s.'inois, Ei.lis, SC, -
in Il ii.Ir laig'i5 rl't'l.
4 further description IS deemed unnecessary
since any one wishing II purp5ase will No. fal .
eya,nipr and Judge or li.i!scii. I'r.ai accn.pa-
ia tng JACDJ SlUEf.
March IS I95j-tds
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APPOINTMENTS.

We are authorized to make the l3liowiny Appoint
rncnt for the American Candidates for the Legislature,
address the people OF Augusta on the issues nFol' ed
IN the prescdt Canvas:
Newport, wednesday 18th.
Mdd!ebrook g :" at night,
WAynesbpro;rsh, Saturday l9th.
Fishcrsyillc, Eeidty i5th.
Paraassus, Thursday llta.
epriag liil = at night.
DeerGeLl, Monday 2lst.
Cra;Ssvc, Tuesday 22d
West View, {" . at night.
Nit Scion, "Wednesday 23d;
AGd other po.as a: =, ;.,t, whcr meetings may be
called tina; viii aot coac @i,h these Appointments.
speaking wSI commence at each place at o'clock P,
nj.
May IS, 1855.
Il. II Robertson, Esq,
VIII address the people in behalf Of the American
ticket, 1T
Mt. Pigsah, Thursday the l7;h, at night;
Mt. Sidaey. Friday the 18th, at night;
New Hope Saturday the l9h, at / O'Clock.
May Is, 1865.
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SPRING AND SKINNER SUPPLY OF
ca ssNals.YlG
Al 4. PNniiz, iinlsaI.l Hs00inS

Is A oStTREDLY never was ~ re select CT
"a tinpr S.Jcs of Ready Made CIolh.n
brongh Ia this market"
This the rxclanliln Of al. who have tii;.ar
To taken the irlubIr t, examine anl i"i over NY
assortment. and well does he meet he pubic
wants.
Ny Spring and SIMMER supply Of ClJia;1g
was this season serc;rI ny ny,,f as usual. in
the Northern cities, All Purchased uaIrr su9h
aGspeiuuS circumstances. rs 10 enable me iu sci
them a. incredibly lJw prices. 1al while il Ell.
braces The Dress Ia fash The 'pr man TN.
aud c1Gplefe assortment al Sir,n! anl c,afsn
materials can aIsI be f,ugd. ask therefore u
kind public to extend Ia ine He favor 81 an *.
aninaiun of lny siac..; Vt :'e5e!lfr purciaS.
ing elsewhere, Tor wh!e th"y obi - ne by s.,
doing. they cinnot Eiil IN profit themselves
| am moi given 10 brigginr. hat. agree to sell
clothing cheaper this seas than any other
,aoilshment OF the kind, anJ tbs upon trial wlli
be ctncedtd.
My Store 4 romS have banr greatly aal-~nl.
giving me mre firiliies :, wall npIn my cps-
toners. vino are anxou,y eXp",;pd ~ tieir most
obed ent. JAGOo POLLiIZ.
SIaunlon. May 2. 1866.
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Trustees Sale OF
wAHUTA ner.gI ESFsSesDyIE pTyY


DY yirtac Of the provisions OF deed OF trust,
ID ted to us on The 9th day Of March last, by Powell
H. Hal and Adolphu' g. fluff, i'll order 10 secure 10
sundry persons named thcreia certain Of money,
due them from the said p. Ii. Huf aad A. E. HUFF, we
will expose to sale, at public auction, in the Town of
Salem, Tuesday ths l2M day Of June, 1866, all the
Real and Personal Property conveyed In sad deed OF
trust, consisting Of the Brick store House,
cupied by HUI s Thomas; BRICK HOUSE, occupied
by the Exchange Bank and by Joseph Campbell; a
Frame Tobacco Factory, ;ogethep,with ten Tobacco
Screws, and all the other Tools and fixtures belonging
to the Tobacco Factory, the PRIVATE DWELLING
HOUSE, now occupied by A. Z. Hull, and namber OF
LOIS of Land ranging in quality from half acre TO
ten acres, adjoining the Town Of Salem, some of which
well timbered, and Others are desirable Building
Lots; five or six valuable SLAVES, male and female
"A large quantity of valuable Household AID Kitchen
Ftanii,Te belonging to p. IL. HUI md A. =. Ha, be.
sides other property mcaoacd in said trust deed
and not here enumerated By the terms Of the said
deed the trustees authorized to settle the terms Of
SALE and they vii! be made known the day of sale.
1t is not otcn 50 large amount OF valuable property
is in market and it is well worthy the attention Of all
who want property Of that description.
GEORGE w. SHANHS, }r,r..oos
BERNARD PiTZER,
May 9, lS55.-(ds.
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FhaE34.

At the residence Of her son. VIM Craig in this place
on the st inst, hrs SUsANNAH CRAIG, in the 57th
year Other age.
c. Missouri Wing please copy.
Ga the I'D Of March, 1855, in the 44th year OF hi
age At his residence in Augusta county near Deereld,
Mr.. GEoaeE S. Hoo&E, leaving an a:fectionatc wife
and ten Interesting children 70 their loss The
decca3rd "a been for several years consistent mebcr
OF the NJ. Z. Church, aud for the few last years true
ana faithful member Of the Sons OF Temperance Deer
field Division he bore his protrac;cd illness with
Christian to-tite, aud gave evidence by his laS words
that il was we'll with hnn 'BleSscd are the dead who
die in the Lord A FREHD.
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Ny- USE HAMproS's Y sGErABLE TtScTURE.-1ave
you Dyspepsia Liver Complaidt, Nervous Debility,
Diseases Of the Kidneys ady Loss Of Power and Dis
arrangement of the systen We but point you TO the
thousands who have used the GREAT lNvIGoRAToR.
In proof ofwhat say above, we refer you to HamP
toms Vegetable Tincture," and its effects.
o. See advertisement.
SAINT IA
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MOTTO E.--Oac ofthc most popular medicines ev.
'er Introduced in Virginia is BAKERS PREMio NJ
BITTElsS As guarantee for nay assertion, It Is Spo-
ken OF scl rally a, oae OF ths b,t family medcacs ey-
before the I6Ic. Ii is g;eiter Steagya:aef to the
waolc system than aryhlg ever heard oFior Dyspep-
sia, Nervousness, Coles, any derahgSmcni OF the
st1nach. Y}a n,sd act fear in It's y;n{ immediate re-
lief for IN vet 10 hear of one aSlIcc where IT has
failed in gvag relief In Of female diseases it Is
without tail.
bic in caa yous atteltoa 10 tais most valuable Med
seine
Pri.e 50 cents per bottle. For sale by j. b..
EsxaiD1E. Stluaton, and B,Bo & Wills, Chariottes-
Wills.
May 2, 1855.
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10 A SECRET FOR THE LADiES-H0W TO
PRESERVE BEAUTY oa't use Chalk, Lily
White, OF any u tae beaded cosmetics, 10 conceal
faded or salow conplcXiol.
fyoi W al az. tn. rDs,5 brought bl,k 10 your
check cicac, healthy ald transparent SKIN, and life
aad yiglr adSsd tar0Ugh the Systcn, get bottle OK
Carriers Spanish NNarc, and take II according to d.
recolS. Il l)ei quite well rs your sweet
meats: bat il ailcr few dlsys you do not hld your
health ahd beatty rsyyiIy You: step elastic and virgo
roi, AMI the wal, sysen refreshed and inv;glratcd
Ike Spring n)rhs, thea your cdsc is hopeless, and
all the yl45.c c,rti1tes possess, 20 oc naaght
1t IS the greatest 2Iriisr Of the blood nowh; is perfect
ly harm!oss,asl At the same tims powerfully ecacious
- Sc advertisements
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F,NnW 0gT'E,.

Tg'UE bonds executed 70 the Administrator Of j. NJ.
L Dumas estate are all due, and the money all need
ed to close the business Of the estate II hoped that
prompt payment W be made, as udu ,cncc caiuot BE-
given These persons owing the estate CID debts, arc
warucd that Il payment is made between this time
and the LIST OF Juy next that their notes aud accounts
will be put IN the hands Of Collector will MORN all
whom, il may concern chat wall BE- at Wcodward's
Tavern the Isl day of The Jane Court prepared for
Element JOHN HAMILTON, Admir-
May IS, ls55-3t OIL. n. Dunn, deed.
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Commissioners Sale or Elanel.

Commissioners Sale of' Hand.
rnuE Undersigned commissioner appointed for that
l. purpose by decree Of the Circuit Court OF Angus
ia made the 1h day Of February, i555, in the case
of Mary j. Johnston ct ais against Mildred f. John
s,on; will in couiornty with said decree, on Friday
the Sth day or June, 1862 Offer al public auction, the
premises, very valuable tract of land lying on Mid
die River in the county Of Augusta adjoining the laads
of George Poage, McCuc S: parlins and Col Kerr,
bout eight miles northeast of S'aunton The tract con
tans about l75 ACRES, q considerable portion Of it
first rate Middle River Bottom. The i'm
provemcnts consist Of good Brick DiFEL- .ifg:sM,
LING HOUSE, good Barn with Stables s.ssss,;&l
and Sheds, Corncrib5, and all Other necessary sei
out houses II is dcened useless TO give ISL
minute description, purchasers will view the prcn-
sas for Themselves.
TERMS :-Sum sufficient to defray the expenses of
sale to BE- paid in hand; onehrd OF the residue to be
paid On the 18th OF June 1855, aaa the remainder IN
two equal annual payments, payable the 18th of
June. l5j6 and the other the l5h of June 1851.
The undersigned lives in the Immediate ncighbor-
hood, and Will take pleasure in showing the premises
TO any desiring 10 purchase.
MAY Q. i555-tds.
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S,aanon. April y. lSjj.
TEE cf27 aT DEE JoVlarE.
E[LsEolkE.EZrfsN
EOH IT3LLt,I THE ELlT3 }

FUT LJNLLiG TIE FT,'.t.
ES70ii mlny YEARS il has been lie "'seri ofdceo.
b r> study win chemists md osiir7-. - pridaco
il.d i.lar applied tn lr hiir. wiu.d ciLs' It 10
wave AMI cprl '.Qn, IN beauty Ia TIE u1iG;a curl.
THE. kROLLfRl0N IS lie urly anic.. ever
offered Ia the wurld Thai will eiie1 ms RS: de-
>riblr % jerf Bus Ihep or / nr applicant "a re-
ncrrss ~ To cHfi il ~ much ~ amy " lsi, J.
and Tor iiy Ieng'h oftps Fsjm be nsa} e !
m,piais dt tn ~ wh, i,ye used :. the s,,sef.bes
q - .oi hes iaie :, ~arrtnr III X ltOLLCiliOS
try,yr siiisiacIh, "a f'Iye As rcs:ii .e;.dsd III
al cIs's
Tac recipe fr ml,inr. with f'i' tir'o:ions f1r
us, WI b. sarl on the receipt 81 s1e do.a- post
paid The Ingredients viii nj casf ayef = caLls.
Direct ID IL. y FRaEMoTI.
Warren, Ira.a5ul! ca. o.
AnrJ IL ISJJ.-9m
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PUBLIC SALE.

y7S7Till be sold at Pabijc Auction on Friday the
w 18Th day of May next at the residence OF
the late SanI Blackburn at OihlAnd. The fol-
lowing personal property, belonging to his estate
to wit 2 Nerronea, 4 Horses 50 to 10 head
of Cattle. 81 head OF Sheep. - OF 30 Hrgs. 2
or 800 bushels of Corn, to 200 bushels of Oats,
Two Plantation Wagons, a lot Of Bacon, some
House hold aud Kitchen Furniture, Farming
Implements 81. Sale to commence at 10 O'clock,
and terms made known on day Of Sale.
ROBT. J. GLENDf. Executor of
May . 1855. sam'I Blackburn Decd.
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HAIR RaED.

On the 9th inst, by Rev y. ]. Richardson, Mr.. AN
DREW j. McCowNS, Of EOc1bridge, TO Miss SoPgIA
NJ. SprrLEa, daashe; of John Spider Esq, OF this CO
Ga the evening Of the Gin inst. by the Rev. H. Wet
gel, the Rev. Isaac NJ HAasnBARaEn to Miss CATH
ARiNE Liza, al Of this ccunty.
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suxr,rMG oEE, ST oosr!!!

sNTENDiNG To wind up our business, We res
pec!uiiy announce to our friends and the BUY
ing public generally, that we will sell from now
ill June list, our whole stock OF Ready Made
Clothing, which is well assorted, at Prime Cost
for Cash and for Cash only. Those in want of
an; thing incur liue, wou!d do well tosupply them
selves AT our store during this month
GOODMAN. ROSENNALD & CO.
Stauntor, May 2, lS55.-V. {; A. copy.
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WHOLESALE AND G376gL

u W u {. -
GtrEiNt.R i}k y. - Go. ini,FiG ;Er pI1c nat
~ they have rrin, wed 1lc.i TO their old sad.
near :ile tirrinia q tel. and are npg realiir;y
installed in their npwy ii.irl up aud handsome,
sore ruo,n. II i ne nf he nDst r,.nHudyus ii
&c place and VIII en,be ih'.n Ia eXhi9a thrr
o. .0GS T., grali advantage. One %. the ifg has
jusl r-inrmcd rom tn" Noiflrrn ci,ics where 20
nd m,aap t, rnIsr AID purchased! ~" un~i be'ri
tnl aud rE'pns;ye a,S,rtmrit 81 nteadP-,r@dc
Ciofaing rvrr offered 10 ibe people q Ib's c0la.
iry. Their = n,ds ar. a.! 81 The latest -Prr sd
.,n.nmer flshiaiis and unsurpassed ~ Inc (. lIly
Of ihr.r taste. Ihoy Respectfully ast q cirrfI
rxamiualion irnn abefaI ard appreeia'iref pubic,
feel ar convinced HAT nj viii award Ii.a ghd,
the prem M f.r c';"apross. durability aad la7ie.
H. BY musi again raIl niol -. uirnls
who know themselves Ddr,ic :, us-rp - .ns s.
ST .Iaauqrv to cali aud settle lheraacoulis y 30
lBUriI bled lguncy.
-.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Angus
Ia COUNTY, john SlcAley

TheophiIus Gamble. and cls
The parties interested will hereby Take No
tce, that. in pursuance to decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Augusta County, lately rendered in The
above named suit shall, on Saturday the goth
day of May, 1855, at my Office in Siaunion, pro-
coed to take the following accounts. viz: lst, an
account Of tae administration of the Defendant,
john lIulyey, upon the estate Of James White,
deed "a. an account Of the debts due Iheophi-
us Gamble. Christian Wine ard Samuel Cox,
the trust creditors of the inles,ae James White,
deed.
shall expect the parties to attend then and
there prepared to furnish me all necessary data.
j. n. HENDREN, Com'r.
Nav 2. 1865.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,
IN BEDFORD


En- pursuance OF decree OF Inc Circuit Court oil
Bedford in the cause Of Le(!wich, &C., Us.
Quarles. SC, the undersigned. who were appoint
ed commissioners for that purpose, will on H'sdnes
diy, the OH day u J.fie, $50, if fair, if not on
the next lair day. ON the premises. sell To the
highest bidder at public auction, the Land where
Ut w iiiam &. LeitwIch died seized lying on Elk
Greek. in the county Of bedford, within halt
mile OF Steploe's Crossing on the Virginia and
tennessee Railroad. where there is Il Switch for
loading. Sc, about 10 miles beJw Liberty, AID
ii above Lynch5urg, adjoining the lands vf Ru
c. Steptoe, John Galloway, and others.
the land will be sold in Two TaAoTs-one
tlact containing about 600 Acres, is in a fair stale
OF improvement fertile and well adapted TO the
growth of all kinds ol grain and Tobacco. and very
superior tor clover and grass. This tract contains
a larre quantity OF ine lInbered land of the very
best Tobacco Land, with great quantity of plant
groaod, plenty OF good springs. and well wafer
ed. The improvements. mostly new, Ft-er-S
consist OF "a large and convenient gs:.A &
Back DWELLING HOUSE,, Carriage 49, Him
House, Ice House, and all necessary &,
out houses; two g0od Barss, aud severa g0UI To-
Dacco houses.
The other Tract contains about 700 Acres, is
pTuuUtlIVe dUu III h'Sh otdtC VI iiupFOF elHtUt,
with plenty of fine limbe.ed land fnr toaacco, and
well walercd. The improvements consist Of "A
good FRAME DjVGLLiNGt HOUSE. and all
the necessary out houses, with one Of The largest
and most convenient Barns in the country.
Both Of these tracts are very desirable, and it
rarely happens lhal such valuable land is in mar
ket. The quality of The soil, the high state Of i'm
provemeni the proximity to the Railroad and con-
venence to market, the improvements on the land,
as well as the fact that they are situated in a
pleasant and desirable neiLhborhoOd, render them
worthy the attention Of purchasers.
Either Of The undersigned will, at any time.
shaw The lands TO any one wishing to examine
them.
TERMS A credit of one, two and three
years, equal instruments, will 5e given, the pur-
chaser heing required to execute bonds with good
personal security. fur the purchase money. and the
title to the land retained us further security sub,
jeci 10 resale in default Of the payment Of the
purchase money.
JOHN $. LEFTWiClI. }
S WH. J: n +; 2glHLEs. o'n'''.
May 2, lS5j.-tds.
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. Mass, t~~SSSS<-Aat' SN--A--A>4
W. c. PLUNKGrr, Lieutenant Governor of Mass,
EDW ARD EYEREFf, Ex-Sec. Of State and Senator
of U. -,
ROBERT C. WINTHROP, Ex-Spcal<er House Rep
rescntatYcs, U. s. A.
AB8OTrr LAWRENCE, Minister Plenpotentiary to
Great Britain,
I JOHN b. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop Of Boston
MEN THAT ARE MGNi!!
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with astonishing
rapidlty, may meation
C0stivcness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Drop
Az Heartbura Headache arising frola foul Stomach,
Nausea Indigestion Morbid nlctioa Of the Bowels, and
paa arising thcfcirom, Fll;uency, Loss OF Appetite
all Ucovous and cataneous Diseases which require an
syacuant Medicine Scroiala, or Kings EYd. They a.
90 b. purifying the blood and stimulating the System,
cure may snJlaati which it would not be supposed
they could reach such Deaiaess, Partial Blhdness
Ncurais ga aud Nervous rri.a5l'y, DeraagemcGts oil
the LiyeI ani dncyS, Gout, aad other ka'Ircd COM
plants arsag from low state OF the body or oostruc
toas OF its functions. Tacy are the best ParSaiivc
Medciue ever discovered, ahd yoa VIII bet need to use
them once to kiow it.
Prepared by Da. j. C.. AVER, Lowell. Massachu
sstts and sold b. every respectable Druggist IN New
Eng,and.
April %, l555-2mo.
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a Fegyegs5seg Fao,sse E.,5, &agc.

a KeGVea5iEng Ea1cssc Goa' iSa9c.
I HAVE Il very desirable small brck hoasc, with 4
Il new kitchen, smoke house AL Stajl. Oh IN: lot
which / wit sell low and on accommodating terms
There ! il the house, all wsta ire places
and a new hydsant in the yaai 9ihis property is in
the heart Of the and possession b. gwen At any
time at the cad 0 three months.
1t has been for sometime and still is rented at S i50
year payable quarterly.
JOHN d. IMDODEN.
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FaaM o.. VII. EM9LEETA1T, DECD.
sal. on Saturday, 5lne IG;ii, 1853.
WE will offer this farm at public auction on the
w premises at II O'clock \ w.
This is desirable Fam coatsn.lg about 200 Acres
It is WILL watcrcd, has inc young OHCiiARO upon
it, and all ba!diag3 aad out houses necessary for farm
Ii aloins the lands CT Wn. Is. johnson and others,
about five miles Southwest Of Stanton.
Terms made known Oh day Of sale. Attic same time
AID place we will sell horse few head
Of cattle and threshins machine with horse power.
DAVID ENGLENAN, ir,
IN,IN rNGI ENIAN Ia OIS
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Nav O. 1s55.-tls.

LSO another Tract containing 49, Acres, on The
Il turnpike leading irom Stanton to Afiddi ,brook'
and I'D dining the lands Of Jas. henderson, David Speok,
House, good Barn and splendid Corn Hoatc, Dcaui
"a! Sonng OfGi{IRD Of grated Trees, two coed
Springs near the iI3a,e, aa creek ru1nior through
e !ar end 0. the farm Sufficient or aSw nIlli o. Gard
ing Machine; fronforty fifty acres q very heavy
quantity Of meadow ground, and las situation for
village Oh the pike at Liberty Hall school house, six
miles from staunon and five from Miailabrooh.
Also small tract Of 3 OTT0.A LIND OIL the creek
below David iI,den's mill containing Acres and -
p5os the w;ola of which il! b. offered at the same
time AID place d VIM EagIcinal's, deed, sale Aly
OF .le lands Will be ,h3wa ~ the subscriber Ter.ns
made known on day Of sale
Nay 8, 1855. JOHN EEGLEAIAN.
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6J}ai1a, Gs:lss and QUcensvvaro.
TITHlFE & PATTON are in receipt Of 10 binds. of
w Staple and Fancy 2ucens@arc, which makes our
assormentcomp!ctc, such as Dinner Sets, Tea ~
Sets from $4io $50, fancy Pitchers, Tufcens,
Covered Dishes, Glass Bowls, Fruit Dishes, and ~
all The cOnmol wares in GIe-aiso 10 O1) MIX Crooks
200 Stone Jars Jugs, Churns &c &c, for sale at the
lowest prices.
Staun.on, May Q, 1856.
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sAn1a ana' vNEsZ.IiZ1Es . CO.

1T WORKS WONDERS EVERYWHERE,
Big Sandy, Ky Ma, Il, l5l5
Mr. r. E. Scllcrs--D, ar Sir You VerInaye pro-
duces such wonderful results that TANK it worth my
wa.lc - give You few facts about il, ncighbor Dr.
Graz 5oa.bt from vial u It, and gave the con-
tshts -. three 0f as chircl ia DIST passed 49, the
sccoai l53 and de third I6,h king 40 worcls d,,-
charged o. us:iy vial. NJ. Gray immediately
plrch ,ssl 1ur yials Ms. J. MeSarcy also gave
In, c1ltcts Ut vial 10 tsree Of his ehidrco, winch
brought 0n the i:St - roAfh second %, 2nd fro.a
tn, th,rd 3i-Ia ,!liag los BY the OF :al.
gave my own ca id, aged ys1r, two tsasP01nnls,
winch expelled "a, OF wk:ca AZ least loot
lolg.
Your Yermhsc is considered the best that has ever
b,ca brought scciioa OF ae couny> AID far
l know, has acYer failed. Yours respectfully.
J. l.. TUR1IAN'
Prepared and sold BY Il. L. SELLERS s, CO,
Pittsburg, Pa, ani for sale By JAMES G.. LAIRD
snl j. b. Ess&odG, Stlaa;oa, and by Druggists gene
rally.
MAY ,, lS55.-lmo.