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The Georgetown news., 1855-07-05

DEPTH OF THE GREAT LAKEs-Lake
Huron is 42O feet deep; Lake Erie, 6O to
20 feet; Lake Ontario, 450 feet. All the
lakes cover an area of a. 3.540,00O acres.
The Georgetown news., 1855-07-05

Da- Goldsmith says there is nothing 50
contemplate as that affectatlo,n! OF wisdom
which some display by universal incredulity.
The Georgetown news., 1855-07-05
Stock Grazing.

FT7HE subscriber is now prepared to re-
i ceive CATTLE AND HORSES. for GS
grazing, at his we'll known RANCHO, on Deer
Greek, at the following reduced rates:
Cows and calves, Is cts per head, per month.
The Georgetown news., 1855-07-05

ORANeEs.-2lO,OOO arrived at San Fran
cisco, last week, from Society lslands
The Georgetown news., 1855-07-05
BRANCH MINT OF THE UNITED STATES, !
San Francisco, --, 1855.

Received from Deposit of Gold
Bullion, for Coinage, weighing - ounces.
the net Value thereofto be ascertained, and
paid to said Depositor or Order, in Gold
Coins of the United States, agreeably to
iou
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Books & Stationery.

A literary Depot. is opened by the under
b signed, on Main Street, Bottle Hill, at which,
s%oOAS, MAGAZINES and NEWSPAPERS of
Drery variety, and Of the latest date can be had
upon application.
SAMUEL N. JAMISON.
D'"'e Hill, April 18th, 1855. I27-tf.
The Georgetown news., 1855-07-05

P.sb ic W1rshfp.-At the Union Church,
Ge rgetown. Recnlar appointments of J. Sharp.
OF ID. E. Church, lOa A. N. and P. NJ, every
Sab1ath. Occasional supplies by other Minis
fers. Prayer meetings, Thursdays P. NJ. Sab
bath School 81 A. NJ
The Georgetown news., 1855-07-05

--S. of T Georgetown Division, No. AZ,
Sons of Temperance, meets every Tres
~ day evening. at O'Clock, in their Hall
on Main street, Georgetown.
All brethr9n in good standing are invited to at
tend. SAM'L CURRIER, W.P
H. n. PORTER, R. S.
The Georgetown news., 1855-07-05

TNERRELL, JOSEPH c., Attorney and Coun.
L sellor at Law, will promptly attend to all
business entrusted to his. care, in the different
courts. Oice, up stairs, near Lewiss Bowling
Saloon.
Georgetown, Oct. 10, 1854. 1-tf
The Georgetown news., 1855-07-05

WELLS, FARGO & CO., Express Agents
w Gold D list Shippers, and Bankers, George
towL See advertisement.] 2-tf
The Georgetown news., 1855-07-05

Georgetown 7 tmple of Honor, No. IL.
MEETS every Friday evening at O'Clock, at
WI the Masonic Hall. Brethren of the Order
are cordially invited to attend.
WIN. T. GIBBS, w. C. T.
Csc. F. JAMESON, w. r.
Georgetown, Feb. 8, 1856. I17-tf.
The Georgetown news., 1855-07-05

ID DEAD j. CO., Bankers, corner j. and Third
IL streetss Sacramento.
JNO. A. READ, THO. Y. READ.
Oct. rs. 1854. 2-tf
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H o. OK o. T..
sssssS.s Z. MementO LOd -se, No. 81. Institu-
SgdS ted, March 22nd, 1855. Meets on
S9&sSatS~S Thursday of each week, at the Ma
sonic Hall, at Il O'Clock, P. NJ.
Transient Brothers, in good standing, are cor
daily invited to attend.
LEWIS FLESHMAN, n. G.
E. H. VANDECAR, Sec'y.
Georgetown, March 22d, 1855. l24tf.
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RED RIVER RAFT.-The Shreveport, La. De
mocrat says that the raft for changing the
the Red River, La, is nearly finished There is now
a considerable stream of water running through
the bayou and the old channel of the river is ra
pidly filling up.
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LUMBER TRADE-The Calais(Ae) Advertiser,
in reference to the aspect ofthe lumber trade states
that there is more lumber of all kinds on the
wharves of that city than has been for fifteen
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- ron MINT on ERAgR.-Th~~s
q Ea Two 1sfEe STORES % WAHEHOUSES Ma
finis and adjoining the large and elegant stores OF
Meesn. Kent Paine q Co. Each 81 these stores rent
q feet Nam street, with FIVE Aoors running beck
LOO feet The easements open on level with large
paved court Or yard In tho rear, from which a wde
alley leads to Eth street opposite the wing of
the American Hotel. These amongst the most
coinfnodioHs and substantial buldnss in the city and
are well arranged for business establishments Of first
Glass; there being in fact enough to eseh teDe-
being painted inside and nut. The large sfore-room
and base'ncnt OF No l67 be had immediately the
upper ho0rs being alrendy leased except one large
in the 3D. story. Possession of tenement No t69
now occupied BY Messrs. Jones Potts can be had on
the list September
The superior location Of these stores being lin the
heart ofte city, il too well known require further
notice. Apply to JOSEPH JAMES Jr, at the store OF
Hugh w. Fry, Esq, or to
je 6-3tawts FLEMING JAMES
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E.XCHANGE HOTEL, Kichmoud, va.
INSURANCE COMPAuIEs


MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INST.
W RANCE lCOMPANY.-Ofice at "Stationers-
Hail." No q Pearl street, Richmond, Va-Tl.is Com
pany has paid in Richmond to Widows Orphans and
Creditors, over SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
aud Is paying annual dividends of So per cent. to the
insured 1t has CAPITAL CT over + 900 goo No Com.
pany affords more security advana yes to the nsu-
red. & w KNOWLES Agept
DR. a. SNEAD. Medical Examiner. Sc 28-S1n
EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE can
l. be effected with the Albermerle Insurance Com
pany, as favorable terms with any other compa.
ny III this State possessing real cash capital 70 meet
losses Apply to STOKES 4 CO.
VIM. T. EARLY Prest w.
JNO. WOOD, Jr. Sec'y
Charlottesville y
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TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTIoN.-Iast win
ter gentleman in New York, connected with the
Mission Sunday Sehoolof DIR. Alexander's Church.
found ragged little girl selling candy and apples
III the Park on Sunday morning On questioning
her, he found that she came over from England,
that her father and mother died the passage and
she was then living with an old woman who forced
her to sell on the Park Sundays The kind heart
ed gentleman at first made compromise with the
old woman by giving her 50 cents every Sunday to
permit the child to attend Sabbath School, and af.
forwards put the law in force and took the little
girl from the old womans control She was then
sent to an Asylum, and thence to farm house.
The lady to whom she was bound was so struck
with the little girl that she questioned her closely
as to her history. The facts elected induced her
to write to England and she soon received the joy
full intelligence that the ehilds grandparents
both living in Sellinge, Kent county, England The
family were substantial farmers and forthwith sent
funds to bring the lost one home She went, ac-
cordingly in the next steamer, and is now living
once more in comfort and affiuence at the old
homestead. A narrative, giving the whole story.
has Just been issued by the American Sunday School
tnion, under the title of the 'Candy Girl
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8 TEAM SAW AND FLAMING MILL,

g TEAM SAW AND PLANIN1 MILL,
- CORN AND PLASTER MILL, &c, IN STAUN-
TON, VA, FOR SALE OR E AS E.-Engine 25
horse power Saw Carriage 40 feet long; Circular
Saw blades-one 50, the other As inches; Woods
worth's Planning Tongueing and Growing Machine,
with the Patent for Augusta county; of Noye's IS
double geared MILL for Corn and Plaster; Plaster
Crusher; Hosting Jack; small Circular Saws, for
Laths, etc. The whole is in complete order and not
yet lS months old
The Lot fronts about 200 feet on one of the main
streets of Staunton and about go feet back 10
Buildings sufficient to accommodate several
families.
Any part of the purchase money which the pur-
chaser to my entire satisfaction, may re-
main unpaid for number of years. provided the in
terest is paid regularly.
Address Dr.. j. c. M. MERILLAT.
no 25-d1m* Stanton Va
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SAVINGS NsTIrUTIoN.

@sAD r m So = -~>~~r~-~-<-~-..--s
" SAVINGS BANK.ZOffce a. ~ - Ei1CIAI
Brooke on i4th street e s''ie oi slaafles
neposors IN this institution viii receive six n,
OF longer, and five per cent for shorter time
prp WIN. g. PAINE, President.
$500. .-eas. Nv Cts
SAvdIiN6is INSTITUTION OF RICH-
t;.n = Nn-ohce removed to the Store of Ch,is.
ona a Lsaatlhrop No, 90 Main street-In eon.s.
OF tue resignation of David r. Crane. WIN
Zee hs. vas unanimously elected Cashier. The az
throp wh.,a das,nosed to the store of Christian La
mainins ., per cent viii be paid on ali mnsn IN
cent for sx months or longer and FIVE e,
YEAR. ms institution has been in exist..a. -.
no susps EN- loaned over eight millions a.
to psy snS has never lost ono dollar ~ ~
mo. THOMPSON. Frr.;d~,.
mhk-ts 50 NJ. u. CHRISTIAN Cssh,ss,
hutHN.FRY Secret sry.'
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DICHNIOND GLASS WORKS.,
II GEORGE GAVINZEL,

RIcHMOND GLASS asso Mnk a.s,nzr,
MANUFACTURES, CORNER OF MAIN AND TYLER SIS,
ROCKETS, RICHMOND, VA,
Has constantly on hand a large assortment and can
furnish to order every article of White or Green
Glass of any pattern or color required.
Tumblers, pressed Decanters Minerals
Do. plain Madeira Wines, Rhine do
Lemon Syrups Colognes, Flasks
Castor Oils Walls of every description
and Pickles of every variety
~ Moulds made to order and particular attention
given to their faithful execution. de l2-lm
A LLEl3HANY SPRINGS w AT e II ..-
IA THE BEST MINERAL WATER KNOWN.
We have now. and will constantly keep on hand
the Water of the Allegheny Springs in the following
cities Richmond, Messrs Purcell, Ladd 4 Coz Peters
burg. Messrs. Lyon 4 Rves; Lynchburg, John H.
supply BY duplication 3 PPstf III IAp6
CO, Richmond.
This Water is considered sovereign remedy in all
cases of Dyspepsia, and win relieve any arrangement
OF the digestive organs Ii will be found upon trial
worth all other medicines in restoring to healthy and
sound condition the lost tone ofthe stomach and bow
els, and putting in healthy action fiie liver
We refer persons wishing to gain farther nforme-
ton Of the santive properties of this Water the
Messrs John j. London, Robert c. stansrd, Doctor
I. s. Joynes. nobt. Rdsway, VIM. Semple, Samuel
Rutherford, VIM. II. Haxalf, Quinn Word, and Dr. r.
u. Christian, Richmond; John w syme, DR.. Thomas
burg; Dr. Robt Early, c. T. Mosby, Ii. o. school
field, Jno. Wyatt, j. D. Gregory, DR.. Jno Patterson,
Wm . Held, Jr, Il. w. Pege, and A. B. Rueker,
Lynchburg.
These Springs will be opened for visitors the st day
Of June next when will be fully prepared 10 re-
ceive all who may wish to uso the Water at the foun-
tain. 4ta ~ 8s@e Fl
no 2l-dts JNo. W. HOLT SONS.
At REDUCED PKICES.-.Dress silks.
"A MORE Antiques, Meriaocs.. Mouselines, Cssh-
dueed pIicss' Il j MILLHIsER BIOS.
1SERVXNT5S CLOTHING.--I have 1ow
y open Z very large stock Of SerssntS Clothing.
suitable for OUT servants well a. house servants
They are such goods as can recOsnmcnd-hesvy and
welt made. al of my own manuiacturc, oomprisns
Overcoats Fr0ck aud Sack Goats, yests and Pants,
HickeEy &hirts, He'd risnnel "a. Merno do and
Drawers These in af snch 0oeds al low prices
will lease give mo IN early call.
.. d. GOODMAN, 81
No, IA Nam - opposite Safe SQUIRE
NH have ID MoFe, also. large Iok uf I'll stpvl
country knit 6oeka ~ n ,. D. @.
IA. zIYEE I'll Ed ~ II{.. fSr
uls b 10 - THOMAS JONES.
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-------------.
HOTELS,

The Harpers paid Dickens $4,000 for an adj
vance copy of Little Doritt'
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CARD..-The subscribers desire to in.
IA form their friends and the public generally that
they have determined to adopt the CASH SYSTEM
in conducting their business, commencing the first
of January next.
We shall have on hand at all times complete as
sortment of the best FAMILY GROCERIES, which
viii offer ut the lowest posi- BILE and it shall
be constant endeavor to prove to our customers
by the quality and prices of goods, that it is to
their advantage well as ours to sustain this
Feeling thankful to customers for their patron-
sge respectfully solicit continuance under the
cash system. L. r. ELLIS L. CO..
de l2-in* 1874 Broad st.
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elixir CINCHONK.-Th prepara.

ELIXIR CINCHONE. This prepare.
IL ton combination of the active principles of
the best Calisaya Bark, with other improved and val
in the form of elegant Cordial Elixir which, while
possessing their remedial properties in eminent
degree is entirely devoid of their objectionable bit
terness and disagreeable taste.
1t may be employed with benefit in all morbid
conditions OF the system connected with debility,
whenever corroborant influence is desired and no
contrandicatng symptoms exist, and in the absence
of all local especially of the stomach and
bowels, 1t will be found highly servceable in relax
ed nervous condtion-in forms of Dyspepsia,
is Observation-Disclosures diseases of Neuralgia or
febriie character and in many other which,
by analogy the attention of the intelligent Physician
will be directed. 1t will prove serviceable in ward.
ing of the miasnia arising from, low damp situa-
tons, and, by its MIGRATING tonic influence in pre-
venting after recovery, recurrence of the attack.
Prepared and sold by
PURCELL, LADD CO.
oc 10 Druggists, 90 Main street.
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NOTICE.--The undersigned having pHr-
l chased The stock in trade of VIM. HI. Sutton
decd, in the Leather Business lately carried on by
him in the city of Richmond, do hereby constitute
and appoint JOS. H. COLQUITT, of said city, our
legal agent to carry that business in our names at
the old stand on 18th street
lSisned.i VIM. GOULDIN.
VIII. ID. COLQUITT.
RICHMOND, Nov. %, 1885. no 31-dlm
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p,,p,pn ~ VILLA distressing accident
..s '. .Sat. Flats Columbia county, n. Y.
~, srhnrs',s, Cornelius Winters, laborer, with
WI ,s,s;i, was digging well on his premises,
M ar rr he had excayated TO the depth OF twenty
feet. a mass Of fuieksand fell IN and buried MN
e ,et covering his head from sight An assistant
renewed the earth from about him. as far down as
his hips, when second slide covered him TAP to the
neck. Another attempt was at once made, and
this time the man, WHO held out most wonderfully
in his perious situation tool; hold Of the shovel
himself to assist in the labor of extrieation, nj
though some i've hours had elapsed since his first
burial But while the last few shoves We're being
removed, aud almost before the neighbors, who
were assisting to remove him, could escape, still
another huge mass of earth caved down and cover
ed the poor man some six feet deep, producing
DEATH of course, before any steps could be taken
TO exhume His friends worked most of the night
and on Friday his body was taken out in mutt
lated state. -f.s
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4 INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE V4TiEV
o ,,t VIRGINIA, at Winchester, Va Branch offce
t.h street "a door from the Post Office, Richmond.
GGqqMMesany Will insure first class BRICK DWEI.
cen, nj Perpetnally for single payment of ner
Merc,ant e policies will also be issued of Buildings
rates. ~ Az 'o"h or country, at current
as SIne and Inland Transportation Risks take,
| pany Terms as by any other responsible Conn.
at this oft;es M are promptly aud hberal,v ad;us,sa
@. +. BREEsE, Actnsrv
9an'l Marx Cashier Bank of Vir.,u;.
Josepb lndes 90, r Farmers Bank ofya hin d
Messrs. Haxall l. Co do
Henry NJ Brent Cashier NJ .h. n, do
ley, Winchester " '"o Dank OF the Val.
chester n Sherard' Cashier ofthe Farmers Bank VIII,
. nS5 lanes Mason U. s. s., Winchester.
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THF tsprnokrE ISDIAS LkafsL AIfpS.--A letter 70
,he tevslie Ark Independent, dated Novesn.
Der ia. furnishes the following account Of recent
Cherskee legislation;
,sas unfortunately Lost Also ono authorizing the
principal chief 10 open correspondence with scve.
raj Of the Missionary boards, complaining Of the
Incubation by their agents Of abolition doctrines,
and the superintendent Of public schools was In.
structed no, to employ any an teachers who were
opposed TO the institution of slavery.
The most important feature Of the session was
the bin for the sale to the United States aose.n -,
rncnf of tie track known as the neutral iaha, a..
the national debt amounting to some sisoooo--
The great difficulty appears be as 70 .ne spo'
sition Of tho balance, some ssooo0o or TJoo,ooo.
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! NlTED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
~ ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHI
LADELPHIA--GAPITAL 1,240,629-Issues poll
ces on White Persons for Life and makes annual d.
vidends to policy holders also nsures Slaves far
or term ofyears For rates, Gc., apniv to ''' '"'
q. F. BRESEE, Agent, or
+. w. HANCOCK
49, Medical Examiner,
At the Office If the Insurance Company of the VI
Rim ~
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Two HOUS Elk EEPE S.--We have on
l. hand the following very desirable articles for
housekeeping purposes which we will sell at very low
prices:
lO4, liz 12-4 and 1874 English Bed Blankets,
1O4, 11-4, ia and 1874 Domestic do.
Marseies Quilts,
Linen and Cotton Sheetng,
Pillow Linen and Pillow Cotton,
Plain and Figured Furniture Dimity,
White and colored Furniture Fringe,
Plain and Figured Oil Cloths,
Dagask Table Cloths.
Danask Napkins and Doyles,
Every description of TeWeiling,
Piano and Table Covers,
French and English Furniture Chintz,
Plain and Printed Booking, &c.
PARKER, NIMMO g. CO.,
nol2 l45 Eagle Square
NOR CHAPPED ShIN.---C0id Cream
i Amandine, Rose Lip Salve and variety of other
prepa rations all freshly prepared, hand and for
sale by PATERSON JACKSON,
de I5---Iw No. IL Main street.
nor COUGHS AND COLDs.--Wistar's
l. Basam, Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Mrs. Gardeners
Basam, Mrs DAVIS Elixir, Bryan's Puimonic Wafers
&C., &C.. on hand and for sale by
PATERSON & JACKSON,
de I5---lw No. II Main street.
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T1OLIARDs1 RHEuEfxTiC Examiner,

T1OIzl4AMD,u RHEUn1AT1C LlNIMENT
u --fof Rheunafism, Nsuraida, Bpfsins, stssins.
Bruises Cnfa &C., stands unrivsed ID the catalogue
Of remedies before the public. FOR Nervous
Headache, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Frosted Feet,
and all atiiict0ns of like nature, this Imminent ~ un-
surpassed; and now that cold weather fast approach
ing, most respectfully offer This article TO all who
liable to attacks Of Rheumatism, &e, the very
best article they can use.
s sss y , siPse E att1si e Aprr aR4Y
BENNETT 4 EEERs, r. JOHNSTON 4 BRO.
DUAL NORTON, 1. .. THOMAS, Brssd T..
Shoekge Hill de Is
A HOME nIEDICINE:--NiKss. DAVIS
Cough. and affords great relief in Consumption and
most diseases arising from colds and neglected coughs
rzeus oS Rchond who have se.ea s OF
BY timely use of It. have doubt It has saved
one many doctors fees. / know of it's good effects
with great many other than my own family Fm.
~ have nsed If in my family for three years and
found i the best family medicine have ever used ="
"For sickness among children, nothing can be bet
ter.r--M. n. esodsrin.
~ have tried all the cough remedies of the day
and have hesitation in saying that believe Mrs
DAVIS to be the valuable preparation of the kind
now In use."-Eiii1h Warren.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers
Alex. Duval, Paterson l. Jackson, Chas. Millspaugh
l.. }. Pcot, A. Bodeker and Charles ID. Yals.
vIRCUlT COURT, RICHMOND, va.
~ THIS is CERTIFY TINT my daughter had beer
suffering with Chronic Diarrh9a for about ten years
and had been attended by several prominent phys
CLANS but aiie in receiving permanent relief
der their treatment During the last spring and sum
mer, she was induced to fry Bakers Premium Bit
ters and from the time she commenced the use o
perfectly cured. ef6M
1856 WM FOLKES.
CELL, LADD L Co, Richmond, Va, and Druggist
generally. de II
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Tue Lynn News states that Christonb..
son, divorced from bis wife on the eth ins, Robin
~ no Moole, on Monday last several parties w.,.
~ aach for keeping their bar!rooms ors,,
Dr. Jas. 4. Truehart, formerly Of ap,.,,,..,
va, died In Mobile on the 6thin,i. rn'nono,
Mrs. 3. w. Walton. a we'll tna
Sunday. "-seh' eonn, on
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FARM FOR sALE..-.We have for sale
the city containing about 205 of first Land
100 Of which cleared-a portion of which is seed
ed IN wheut and oats; the balance in wood. The i'm
provements consist of good Dwelling containing 9
rooms with good Kitchen and Barn, with all the
requisite out-honses for stock. Also, fine well of
water in the yard
Terms very Ae'0n Taurus asR HINE Aucrr.
de ll-d2wcf n Main street
EECHES! LEECHEs!! LEECHEs! =: !!
IL Il have just received by Adams express lot of
superior Swedish Leeches which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms
can be found at all hours of the day at the Hair
Dressing room under the Americ IN Hotel, and at
night on 18th street, between Main and Franklin
streets
Geugpns and Iseching promptly attended to;
A TTENTION MERCHANTs AND DEAL
"A ERs.-NEW AND EXTENSIVE LEATHER
DEPOT.-JOS. III. COLQUITT, Agent, having ia
ken possession of the stock and fixtures of VIM. II.
Sutton, decd, desires the liberal patronage of the late
firm to be extended to him. Having had an expert
ence Of twenty-five years in the business he atters
and low any house In the city, and shall use
his utmost endeavors to please all who may favor him
His stock consists, in part of French and American
roccos Calf Skins, Kip Skins, Kid Skins Goat Skim.
Lining Skins Roans, Binding Skins, Boot Webb
Shoe Thread Shoe Kilt; Harness. Black and Fair Bri
die Leather, skirting. Oak and Herncck Sole Lea
fher end TACT, usually IN the Lea
Their and Shoe-Finding business, ut low Prices.
JOS. HI. C0LQuITT, Agent,
Successor to VIM. H. Sutton, decd.
CHAs. w. HaRwooD, Qate with w. III. Sutton
Salesman. dc lin
TELATlNE Sparkling COOper,s
NJ Shred, French Crimson Sheet. aud a large variety
of Flavoring Extracts ON hand and for sale by
PATERSON 4 JACKSON
9 de lb-iw No II Main street.
NOTlCE To THE PUBEIC.--The sub
scriber can be found at his office, over the CITY
Hall between the hours Of o A. NJ and p M daily
de i4-im M. NJ. LIPSCOMB. S. C. r.
RUCHWHEAT AND sY RUP.--Nor1hern
- and Mountain Buckwheat, In bnss; Extra Golden
s, r. e sale BY BURTON . eaEEsHow.
EOk SAI.E.-aJ4O Central Rnn Eead
Dividend bond, $500 do do do
one ss q IS ar Bond r. IL MAURY& co.
ELEAKlNG UU .--An Wool saxony
Piaids at 70 cents, the best quality. Prices re-
daced ron 81 to Is CENTS TO close them out The Ia.
dies will Ilsase call and supply themselves with the
handsomest bargains Of the season.
dsa Opposite Ii IL. q xss ssase bssL.
EENT,s RUBBER HOl5TI and 9I70IfI.
N for sale b a. - WIN. WALSH. !
EXTRA RlOUKs-300 6SIs. q au1eTIcr
~ Extra and Bakers surefiho, chuiee hrA6s< Rc-
ceIslne and TOR sale BY JsaEkF IN. Y
N AlEI,k XII Ne. I.--Is Ssis. 40 Eslf
Do y THOMAS JONES
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Sole Proprietors, Richmond. Va.

STAUNTON, NOV, IY, 800.
Gentlemen Your letter was received on this morn
ing, and proceed to comply with the request therein
contained On the 9th day of August last l was
thrown from a wagon, and kicked and dragged by the
horses for distance, and during the time was
kicked the back of the hand, thereby producing
trightful wound for seven weeks. l applied every
thing that could be thought Of and prescribed by
duced by druggist in place (Mr. Eskridge), who
sells your valuable Oil, to try your Turf OIL which
did, and in very short time my hand was perfectly
cured. have since tried it old sore my leg.
and am happy to say that it is getting wellas well
sore my horses back, with equal success
You are at liberty to use this certificate as you deem
best, and shall be than sratifed if it may be
the of relieving sufferer like myself.
l am yours, respectfully,
E. NJ. CUSHING.
For sale by DOVE l. co. no "A