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ROME, May 25.--The ship John, which
sailed from plymouth, with JS7 enligrants
for Quebec, encountered a heavy gale at
Eddystone, The vessel got closer into ths
lland, than the Captain was aware of anh
making for BlOckhead Headland, ran the
ship ona dalgerOusIeef- called Maraeles,-
Her bottom was stove in and she sank
within fe@ fee, Of stlie coast he bulk
Other passengers we're swept bFSbYthe SCH
and 100 Were fcst Sene eldng t3the rig.
gihg andIh5 gfept essriidn Of the coast
guard many were isayaa among them sew.
eral fema les and Opt Rowlds 5 and crew.
4 eoroneRs jury return I'D a v erlict cfman-
slaughter against Captain R9wlcs who is
inlcustOdS-t "
BosTos, May, 25zBSEH Chapman,
Oh trial at Cambridge tor the murder Of
BcpjamipC. tozzins, was found guilty.
Chapman is in the .ast Stage of consump-
ton.
,IsTJQ5yl{ 4-lz-,<I4e9 q d
/ enio&oo, May 25.144n eve witness of
the iatewhiflwiiid fepoFtsnore destruction
Of life and property in tKc State. Many,
of the families whosuffered are in dread.
full state of dcstitution and misery.
AUGUSTA, MEy May 25'-'Ehe Knew
Nothing State Council yesterday, nominal
ted Samuel G. Gage Of Ahgtsta asS d Catt
didatc for Governor.
l-'sy7rd ~ .sGz1,agsagp
NEW YORK, May 2S.-Jqdgcneut has
been given nthc SUPERIOR Court, ,aggainst
Col. Kinney for sl4,5Q0 worth cf.@er-
chandizc, delivered III 1887 y y ~
PITrsBtRdH, May 2o.-lIivcr 1 feet
and falling. & 3J6t ET3GG
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-30

AUGUSTA MEy May 25'-'Fie Know
Nothing State Council yesterday +, nominal
ted Samuel G. Gage Of Ahgasta ash can
didatc for Governor.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-30
REPUBLICAN.

Remedy for drunl;enucs5 Drink cold
wafer
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-30

PlTrsBtRdH, May 2o.-Rivcr ( feet
and falling Z is, ET3G5
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-30

New YORK, May 2s.-Jpdgepeut has
been given in}thc SUPERIOR Court, ,agajnst
Col. Kinney, for sl4,5Q0 worth s.f.Mer-
chandizc, delivered III 1887. NFN' WI
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I .
On this, the Standard asks,--What are
our Consuls ia the United States, about, to
have permitted such a cargo to leave with
out apprisiug. Government here Of the
fact. ....,.... -, a. .,, ..,r.,g
A Vienna correspondent of the LOnd IN
Times remarks: As long as no revolu.
tionary clements relbroughtinto action
Austria vii let Russia get out Of the
difficulty as best she can; but if iinglant
and France would resolve to form q corps
of refugees, and employ them on or peal
her frontiers, "Holly Alliancc',rwoult
assurcdly again gc formed ~ olJ,i7g q
VIENNA, Friday Evening. IT lis saiC
Austria is on the. ppipt Of dcChhing phe
complete neutrality os well us that lof. :.th
whole of Germany. .Ag4 i 'siq
1t was sipted in the British Parfamcn
that Lord Dunonald's plan TO blow up tn
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07
d lIll'I''ISSy I'I}Y,.

a. q. AasTaaUas, (aara,sasaate,
s7g4A5 removed opposite tho Wood yard
.ss-.-.4 House, Bank Square, where ne woa'f ca
10 his beautiful speeia.eGsei BLOCK TkEGH
h continuous gums fboaa teeth irou the
eutniort " lib which they may be worn, as well
as heir superior beaaly, posses great advantage
over Artificial Teeth, now in use. All the va
ions operations Of D9utat Surgery peIioEmec
" It'll strict reference te peiiuauency.
bEFEEaNGEs.- pr5Fs. 7. Fl. Austih, 4. 81
II. D., D. D. s. Dean Il The Faculty, and
rot Chaplin \, ll4IIis, II. D., p. D. s., Balti
asefe, Nib,
Sanlton, Nav i, 1854.
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BUSINESS BsREe40Is Y.

N1fi3GlNlA FFNAT4G iAsFlIs is-''esss9
coMmenoes Isl September N e@eA gear.
Rev t. Fl PHllAIgs, Pnncipaf'
rFAREfAN 8 BELL, Attorneysa1 Law 0l4iee
opnasi;s me C6atial Bauk
f&s st BELL L, Notary Peifte AM tom
VA s3s.i,e f % tase dep0sittqtfs, att settlf
.seee,.;.ts oi tiaa4l5Hs Administrators fAfcutpis
~ & TROUT, Attorney al Law, Ceaila
N nank ise9 SlaaHtoes Va.
f.. HaSk4BGE Apothacafy. aeisl-s and
90 flrgssist Main street, dtaunt9a, a
eS6TiDS. BEAR, Waleh- Maker aaj Je~elEy
y Main Stree, Staaute4
\ n CHANDLER. Gabine1 Makef, hidtt
- street, St8anloH-F ufhilufa at Rieha3gitt
TasINrs 4 6K0vs-T'i aad eo79sfsmiths.
4 .44,.l 444s,}t,rs in S5ttveS aeactdliy.
qNt1. b EVANS. Tol,acco aud aegsf et9le
u oppssiis the Post Office S'aaaiou
lIfIfE Y k0BERFS9N, attorneys al Law
q 0Aiae on Gonfi House Alleys slatii''of.
mH0RRfs & G0ODE, Merchants and deaiefi
is h F..,i,v a,i.l Staple Gto.i; ard Gseoeries
,.sae,aily. q pssito Vlddica,oF 0llicr, A.aH
stfse. Slaanioa, VA.
fxHRRRR 4 CgNHBLL-itcn fe.naeg
Is ana Mactinists- woiks III hoiih end @
ar ANDEeuRG & Ca.--Faf&af.iina an
= Commission Merchants, aad dea'efa IL
Da. GYt9ls generally, eoTuPr opposite Va liuie
essaO. d. NAivfis-Atofney Al Law, eiiic'
ali geHlfai Bank Row, slaahlo't
FaNYfs9a s BAYi.GK- uafaey n LAW
Office in 8fiut baiitia9 opposite ihe Gotr
ioase.
ri I,aae Factory opposite Va iio.ai.
4BJaENs& ROGUE Attorney q b"
g. < lt..AI
a@R = 4.AfeD s. GO.-.Afailrealiar
y Chemists aaa i9fneefsis, fyee otfeeti 't.eay'
~ nalaI Sahn'oa
- dessi..,s il Seaar>, SHeli, r., Ness sHee'
fI o01I.Ji. il.ol slleD III Station
- er. opposite spsciatol 0iilee, Eiait. Sif9e'i
8YSER { spn3gbf5st. blrfshanis AZ,
h& ds5lais IN Faue5 Ge9ds, generally, Nun
,fzeei SI:nafsa.
A chants and ,letleis IN tdue5 G99gis, HaI'
- eeH.HIDT- MERRIAM sd Grocer,
- Naa T5rii lHmp. biaia 81, st5on.GH.
affaf4HlSlA Hts)4 - 5iaal'faf-- ~ lang \
pefian e5apfiaia.s.
~ NJ. CtfstliSG :. en- e5Hftefiaifef 6r
80 esfa ati dealers IN FqHr1 AlHsfts. aye. :
asia etEspi Sz4aaf6a.
: sFNflfNh 8AxK o. v1aGistA-Ee0
- 2 iais bqiEiog opposite lfi8ii !Iall.
4Aa A. LAIRD d ioa8d n his 9Izic
- at the Virginia ilotel or al SIN iifue etefe
f5li7di 8 8 . a..
sRs. l.. u. WARD, flAIiasl ana Manau
4 maker, SaanleH, "a.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Va
~ s r. fe9laarj proprietor.
FAR. = b. aeNAGHN -ge-ee Immediately
- opfesna HE Pe4i ,Hiies.
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+ EN- 0E Al,

GENERAL Furnishing saddlery stafc.
vi = subscriber has removed lbs establishment To
q Stali'y x Martin and Brghwe 4 llope near
taa pegat, where he las ca hands . splsnda stoek
saddierE Findings; Trees OF all Styles Ills: Stir
sne assorted; Spurs of best quality; Harness Moan
tih1s q every description; stage fairness Aaant-
iass; stag hafnsasi Wagon do; Stage and Draft
eoiiarsi Coach dag buggy do; Scotch do; English
Bride Aia, all domestic do; Whips of evere de-
seFiptigA Trunks III great farietY; Hand do, boston
talises; Carpet bagsi bonnet Boxes hat boxes; I.a-
dies tancl Il ERIK Boxes; Fly Nets; Ear Tips and
No0ds; Canes u every stfiei Wood Matsliog skins;
Morocco skins; Patent Leather; Eilameed do; Fan
e. Bride Fronts; tagiish Web Rnler and Union do;
klein Web; Three Cord SILK and Thread and in
short every article IN this inc Of business.
He is also constantly manufacturing Saddles
Brides aud Harness Of every description, Is the
lie especially invites tie attention ofepuntry Sad
d,ers 70 is stock Of materials before purchasing else
where,
lie viii give personal attention at the Store when
not Engaged "a Jai!ot OF tiis county.
stanton, dareh H. 1855.
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CsaItAsi.eus Fancy ggels articles.
r Vac Subscribers have nov in Store, and offer for
ST. the mort extensive and desirable stock Of
toe, embraces every article ard nrads al aaefi Ia
their inc, and viii DC sold at prices 10 stf dIe iate4.
Tie YER! latest styles introduced into tic ceunt,
a. i4ae AZ Ii the iaast superb saaEaee, and e,it
% us; Ana a,iag one oi oas ifEi oonS,auty in tho
AeN fefk iiaiset by ing good. Ter eaA aid man
ulHesuflag Is Wedo ar e.gts houses Nc passtss adj
F4ptnse ana can oiier aurh indueemgitsto tie No-
si4aht ;'iti CONSUMER as vii de'Y eoaPet,tion We
haze been enegeed In tbs business ia this Gffr io
Lac past eefeHtst eafs aud ae5nstaatiY Increasing
tsAie u te best RECOMMENDATION W. could ei.aa Of
nr gnoe,s and la,ie nj doil~ hn5i,..ss We return
1f thitSs TOR tn ktud pasrena.e Gun friends and
Fl e duf best efforts to pllabe ti.lsa who favor Us
8ili. aesil. hIsiaN, BALDWIN, = "a -
Richmond March 10, la55 : ~
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JOSEPH GRIMES.
Importer and Wholesale ana no.ail

ImgolLel and Wholesale ana Ro.ail
DEALER IN
hiaes, Bfaudies. and Dnmesiie .ianois.
Et5PS constantly eli hand. aud f,r sal- OF
s.. 4 Satisfactory telns, Il large and General as.
susuHeal nj Liquors OF The very best ard Put.
esl that The world affords. All posons, there.
jofe. eaa be supplied hy giving him a call u
80 - King Slleei, Alexia,lri,., Va
Netfs need fear Of heiaa deceived, or Of get
,ing at impure uilee
sept. -, ie5i.-ly.
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TO THE OLD SOLDIER.

Y HAVE formed an association with gentleman
L who has long resided in Washington City, and
prosecute claims for pensions, bounty land &c. A.
gainst the Government. With the aid of this gentle
nan am prepared to afford to Old Soldiers, and
theif Widows and Heirs, prompt an efficient aid in
Prosecuting their claims under the act of the Sd o.
March, lSYa, which gives to any soldier who has
served lldays in the United States SERVICE 100 acres
oi 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 to Sc
cure speedy action upon their claims.
can be ioand at all timc3 at the Office OF my faith
er david Fuitz)
March q, ls55,-ti. MARSHAL. K. FULTZ.
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sept. II, 1854.
Beautiful White Teeth, Healthy Gums
AND 4 wEEF BREATH.

* I. l. who are desiriuus Of obtaining these
80. benefits should use Zermau;s Celebrated
Tooth Wash. This delicious article combines
many meri!oiious qualities that it has now
hccnme Il standard iavorite itil the citizens OF
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Den
lists Use il in their practice most successfully
aud from every source the most ila;terns lat.
tdiions are awarded il.
famed aud bleeding gums are Immediately
benefited by lis use its action upon them Is
mild, soothing and effective. 1t cleanses the
ee'h 50 thoroughly, tina, lhsy are made to flyal
mouth such delightful freshness that the
breath is rendered eSquisiiely sweet 1t disin-
feels all those impurities which tend to pro-
dncu decay, anl as consequence, when ...e,e
are removed the teeth must alua,s remain
semr.
Prepared only h FHAScIs GERMAN, Drneeis,
anu ueII'.. fhi1adephia, aud sold by all n az
rs 7, only IS Gems per Bottle.
aold by }. b. Eskrdge, S!aun,oa, Va.
nov 20 IS5l-iy
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WlxsroS ronsYrn CousrY, Y. G.. Dec. Il. 1851.

WESTON FoRsYrH CovSTy, y. c., Dec. II, 1854.
Messrs. Dove 4 Gov hen in your city, in May
matte Imminent, to selll again, Ono cure, no pay.)
sold the above to Capt TODD of our place, ION
same terms) who has been afflicted for five years
with Rheumatism has consulted Physicians, and
used every remedy he could obtain from the stores Of
our town, but they did good whatever lie tried
Tie bottle OF your Linimcnt and was so much re-
lieved that he called and paid for it, and purchased
anothe. My partner in business, Dir. H. 7. Wethe-
rey had negro, who had been afflicted about the
same number OF years, part of which time unable 10
do any work the Doctor did every thing for him in
his powerr and concluded to your Imminent. Az
ter the use Of half bottle he restored and able
to do his daily labor.
send The above that others may be induced to
use the same remedy. You send Inc several doz-
en-, which, charge to my account. 1t is good med
ieine. and will always sell. inc. II. WHITE.
Richmond, Feb. 10, ls55.-3m.
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READ I READ u,

( NURE FOR FRECkLES The undersigned hay
- ing invented wash which he warrants con-
pete cure for freckes, offers the to the pub
ne. ihe wash which | recommend, II used accord
ing to my directions viii in short time complete
remove every freekle from the face, and leave the
sSh perfectly fair and free from Flemish. NJ
charge anless the freekles are removed.
III inquiries addressed to the subscriber at Bridge
Water' Rockingham County, Virginia. before 25th Of
Apil', postpaid, viii be promptly attended to. He
Goes not furnish the wash, but The necessary direc-
lions: MICHAEL WISE.
Erlagewater, March Gath, 1a55.-l M.
ply. Y
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VALUABLE GRAZING LANDS IN
HIGHLAND EOR S.aLE.

10y virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of High
- land county, October term, 1851 we, the under
signed. will offer at public sale, the premises, on
Thursday The alst day OF May next, all of the lands
belongin" to the estate of Adam Stephenson, deed
The tract on Whch the Testator resided is situated
OF the head waters Of Jacksons River, in Highland
county, adjoining the lands of John Lightner, Alex
ander Gimour and others, containing 23l ACRES,
b recent Survey The improvements consist of com
Portable buildings, &C., and frem 100 to It's acres
well set in grass, 80 of which is meadow of good
quality-thc remainder in timber of good variety
Also, at the same time and place, we will offer
second tract. situated ON the Allegheny Mountain,
it being undivided share of land containing sos
AthhS part hacked and in grass, being wen 10
Gated for ing of cattle DC. further dessrip-
ton Is regarded unnecessary, those wishing to
purchase viii examine for themselves. Any person
wifliing to see the and, will be shown the same by
the subscriber John Stephenson, who resides ON the
premises.
T&nas: One third Of the purchase money to be paid
I'm the day OF SALE sixty days after the sale, with
interest from the day of sale q. the election Of the
purchased. The remainder in three equal annual
payments with interest from day of SAL. The pur-
chaser to give bond and security for the purchase
money, and the title to be retained us "a rther secu
ri!y.
ASGII. c. d JN0. STEPHENSON, Adm'rs
March. 81, ls1o.-6w 0fAdam Stephenson.
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ttaiih. attention Of purchasers q ilAf5 aad
i CAPS is particularly invited 10 tie Stuck
no1g in slors at 8 Main street. Rioh.uoad, II
consists il pat OF
Negro Wool bats, yo,g low piieed
Fine, Soft aud sui Wool Hats, u. all 4efstli
It's;
Low priced Soft fat Hats, Black, Bn@a and
fsb
tiaie saft ss4F flats, AZ sliapesand eolcts
Law ftiesl A!9!e saia al4i iashinlaile itr
HIS
sisdrum p,iees,io.. ass. acligsa Priced Fur
Gas
fhe iaSs and magl lashi,sp9 le Vote Skins ;
Tie iiuoSl fae and Cas,iu.etesi ne~ st} les
boys Halls ef Wool. Far Gasslngfe, ai9t.
ska;
ohili.ens' plain AMI iaaey style Hats. all
grades;
CHlh Plush. hnhfableled Ciofh, si2ri, sc
Ladies' aal si..ats Fancy iuis, Vwloiina=.
4ippsls Alaiit.ers, .iuhs beilhas 5oas aud
C4sis, all hras; fiieh, Stone Mailo. tytN.
ehnehiiia Ssbefiaa squirrel St, Ne1 al ol
y hich s.i. ue sold allow PRICES.
J0tfH D0GLA}.
Eebmsnd, sept - i6at-ty
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT

rEsIiE undersigned has opened, on Augusta Street
Il in the new Store Room between Cowan's Book
Store, and Schcrrer's Confectionery, handsome as
sort.nent oi
CLOrAs, CASSINERES,s VESTYNGS, dc.
which he is prepared to manufacture into garments
OF all descriptions, agreeably to the latest fashions
Thepaitarns Of lis goods are of the latest style
having purchased them this Spring in the Northern
who only desires trial to satisfy the public Of lis
efficiency. The public are respectfully invited to
call on lin, and examine his stock, before purchasing
elsewhere. Ills prices are moderate.
March 81, 1855. JOHN NJ. HELM.
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g aIsC0 a. STU ART
.saRnaa.a.asan- 1gE -Nlfzns7.

g ~ a " y = @ - Y N.
= TT ..i Practice in all the aoniis 81 A6ens
80 IA. aud in the superior Courts OF ili4h
land aud Roekitaiiam. Office formerly eecu-
fied ~ .'no. /. peyton, Immediately opposite
ire County Clerks office.
) - %, i253.-lf.
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". Ii TcIfES0N.
From ono Of our best citizens /:


ittchMosp, June 20, 1851.
Gentlemen In the mentl OF Oci9ber, ls5O |
sosely afflicted with Rheumatism IN my shoul-
der to be unalll to take on MY shit, lad yo
told me you would have given me The city of itcn-
uond to do SO; and in tits condition continued ior
several days, when | called upon you for some of
your Rheumatic Imminent. which You gave me, say
ing yuu required no pay taaess found recf from It,
Aftor using it for three days, found myself cntire'y
we'll and us well rs ever in my lie, buino en-
trcly free from al pain have he'd the sight
est return Of pain snee and ii necessary AN viii
ling to certify to this to any who will call upon
i..e !. Ray ssere on Cary ST.. in this citv.
FRANCIS CLENDINING
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E4GoEz 10 x cup gss1eres.e.

AZ care furnishing at tle old Nafkot rau4.
w twice Wesk, the very best MEATS Whicf
he eunnlly can afford. Ne intend t. satissY au
6ein IS 10 qR litF and terms. u have aa,stia h,
ttiItes NJ etas3i# fp7d oafpetiae aHa ail " asb
o the Na1'e y ~ ~ w. II or patron send SET.
aats stiey nay leit good n,easuie If.s meat
NAE, V " bi4d4E CRAWFORD.
II alel 5. ia5y.
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CE4e,aE.EG GUT nsY AUCTION
China. Gs.0eEzery G Glass Ware

I'M Taesd"y The 10th April, at 10 O'clock, A. N.
~ Tie subscriber intending to close his business in
stainton viii dispose ofhs stock by private sale at
cost and under, until the above day. When he will
eouincnce selling by Auction and continue until the
entire sso.d its contents, in part of tho following:
God Band and White China Tea Sets, Oval, White
and Blue Printed Dinner Setss China Flower Vases,
Card Receivers, beautiful China Pitchers, Cologne
Bottles, with a great variety of beautiful China
goods, tine Glass Bowls, Moiasses Pitchers Tum-
bl.rs, Gobcts, Preserve and Pickle Dishes Ielly and
Wine Glasses, lemonade Glasses, Decanters, Candle
sticks, Lamps, Celery Stands, Salt Stands, Walters
and Trays, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Tea and Coffee
Pots with great variety of other articles too nu-
merous for insertion.
iEsMs.-torty dollars and under cash., over that
amount four months credit, BY good notes
Stanton, March 81, 1865. Il. s. HlCKSON.
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6 4 A Sg
= Il $ = u EJ rs II 7 9 II F. -

a NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE!
4 FEW wofaa ON tho Rational Treatment. ,gif,o,i
I l. Medicine, Of Spematof.hea or Ioeal WeaEness
Nervous Debility, low Spirits, hassude, Weakness
Of the Liabs and i}aek, ndspastion aas} lneaeaci
= fof Study and Lseer, Aaaes. Of apprehension,
adc. finidits, Self-bisruet Dizzinsss, Head che
Involuntary Discharged Pains in Tie Side Affection
q the eyes fimpi-s On the Faee, Sexael ana other
lniiruiities in man,
saom The Erenei, ct Dr.. u. Dc Lanav
The important fae that th4se alarming complaints
may easily be removed eia9N .1o;iici,s, is in ibis
small tract clearly demonstrated and the entirely
aeN .taa highly successful treatment, a adopted by
tbs author, fully explained, by means a. which eys
- one is enabled to eare 4iseJ terfae@g o, a he
teast pa9s'te eo, avoiding thereby al tiealyersed
nastrutus OF the day.
Sent 10 any address, geats and post Zee in zeal
e. envelope bS RENTING fpust-paid} tsa postage
stsn,s q DE- q. ba LANaf.
Malea u. No. Il. Li.aanard St.eat. \. Yark.
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The. following is from OF the n,nst respectable
gentlemen in the county OF BotetoGyt
AMSTERDAM, Jan. ]. 1857
Messrs, Dove &.Co.-Gmemen Il have sold
severa, bottles of your Rheumatic Imminent upon
your terms--no cure, no pay-and it has proved ef-
iicacous in nearly evcsy case. citizen Of our place
who, for several Winters hats been unable to get out
OF bed has tried ene butte, AID i; las kept lin up
far, and he is nov able to labor at his trade
(blacks.lith.) Yours &C.,
". Ii TCIfESON
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From s. 7. French, one Of the most popular men
N the couaty of Chesterfield, and voluntarily Civ
$. Bass;SSETT II. aNCH,r
Adm'or u JAS. I.yle, decd.

From one of our woi.hest citizens aud wei known
in almost every county in the State
Messrs. Dove Co.-Genilemen TT affords me
great pleasure to express to you tic Immediate re-
lief have experienced iii the psao yeuf Rheumatic
Liniment II has proved, pot oply to myself and
family, but To those friends that have induced to
it, most valuable remedy III all Rheumatic
complaints, aud ii is a duty you owe to the cominu-
nifty to urge its use.
Very respectfully. GEO. $. PALMER
Richmond, My iSd0,
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TIE A NJ ERICAN
HO TEL,
AT THE RAILROAD DEPOT,
SsaaRskaOll. VA.

'ENlllS new and extensive Hotel is just CON-
u plete,l, aud is now open for the reception Of
visitors. Ii is situated within IL lew yards of the
itallroad Depot, aud is a convenient DINING
hOU Sc tor passengers arriving III the casa and
gong westward.
}. l.. l'eiskell & Co.'s daily lire Of stages to
the White Sulphur Springs, iu, It, aud from This
House; and passengers are subjected 10 no de-
lay, and ale relieved from all trouble in moving
their baggage.
This lionse is situated in an elevated and
commanding position, and those who desire 10
spend few days in this healthy City Of the
Mountains will find that the propyislurs have
spared neither pains nor eXpeuae 10 promote
The comfort III their guests.
Good SfABLiNG has been provided :ordhe
country aud travelling custom.
Our country friends will find warm welcome
and moderate charges.
WM: II. CARRIER S co.
!, J ( s SiSSsSsSSi '''r''-''''
July III; ls5i.--if
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nfN4OL.UTTON.

TFNiE partnership heretofore existing between Th0s
IL il sIehie q Il, II. Robertson in the practice ei
Law ii the toenty OF Augusta is this daJ deaolseJ
by mutual Consent
Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted &c
the late itai, 10 GENE forward and settle with H. Il
hoberi2on without delay his Office Is Aal St.,
nearly opposite the Post 9a.ce.
va o. course We VIII attend oiatly to all buai-
cess heretofore entrusted to u. )
THOMAS J. NICHE.
II. Il. ROBERTSON.
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tA 0ss .hEGALiA SEGAaa, 70, 0oo
F" havana do, assorted alands, -
90 old Principe segafs, so,oco Spanish do
90 ,ooD Halt do, 80 gross Matches, 1900 Pipe
tens, 30 barrels Smoking Tobacco, 200 Reans
Paper assorted,
9. T. COCHRAN & co.
Stanton, Nov. 22, 1852.
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j. =. BoNpURANE.
WlNsros. Forsmith o.. n. O.. Dec. u. laa4.

WlNsros, Forsmith Co., y. C., Dec. Il. 1854.
Messis, Dove 4 Co. purchased Of you in May
last dozen OF your "Tul1 or to sell at lay
store. Shortly after Lad valuable riding horse
which became lame in his shoulder and useless as to
service, tried several Of the present popular rene
dies amt hniaents OH his slioplaer and they did no
good, he continued lane as before, and thought
would Use 5onf '-farf OH applied hail battie,
and can say with certainty his shoulder is entirely
wel, as he mas been running for five luilths in the
stage from this place To Iiesasyiila / Will buy
more when i come doWa.
Yours very truly,
J0nfH. WHITE
Richmond, Feb. 10, l865.-ly.