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Oar attention has been called to the admirable
manner in which the little spot Of ground adjoining
the lcck.keepers Office, occupied by Mr.. GEORGE
II. WooLHoUsE, ON the tide-water connection, has
been adorned and beautified by that gentleman. A
rugged and repulsive guley has been made attrac-
i've and lovely by the exercise Of taste and energy,
snd this in the intervals Of laborous and respon'
sible occupation. Those who would see how even
little spot of earth may be made an oasis in the
desert and how the humblest structure may be i'm
proved and made attractive BY natural adornments,
should look at what Mr.. Woolhouse hss achieved
and 80 and do likewise. s. - tfl
II gives great pleasure to render this tribute
- most iaborous and faithful ofcer, most ener-
setic man and one by the way. who is wei qualified
= III much higher position than that which he
NOW ocenniea - -.
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With the necessary stops branches, &C., &c. Also,
100 Fire Hydrants with cases, &c. plan of dstribu
ton may be this office, where any information
| required will be given. .... ..s,....-
| By order of the Committee.
| oe 1SvIstN c. A. SHARP, C. Z.
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Aid - Norfolk and Psrsssnsufh.
LEARNING from gentlemen who came up from
Hersoak I'D especially from Judge DIN, that there
was Srsat want Of fuel in Norfolk, and that .some
Assths, 4 WAS supposed, had occurred for want of
IRE. the Rslief Committee 1t once chartered YES
- and cent Il o. 10 Port walthau for = load Of
sssl Lesrnins thst from The Rev. Mr. Hume, there
~ s'ss eeaaiderahss wand n fuel In Portimouth,
hnt Inst he poor q that city ekieAy consumed
wosd, ~ csupitsss sent $500 by that gentlemaa,
tsPurehsse WOOD Tor Portsmouth, itbeiue dlors res
dily ebtaiaed Cor shst city on The seabssrd Ran
SsAd than elsewhere
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GF ReIigioms Notice .--Services I'm the
vaueec al Lutheran Church, 9Th street, between
CLAW aud Leigh streets, every Sabbath Morning. at II
o'clock the German, and at O'Clock, r. NJ, in the
English language. az $3.50
The put1e generally are invited to attend. si
Nv er of the Vestry. aE =
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NAN will preach in Sycamore Meeting House on
Lords Day Morning at II o'clock, and in the evening
at "A O'Clock. 90 tH =
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Mt. Z. 9.!Ie.sS, $500 q xsc s,,a ~ e
n sle KeeenpsA Eaes9 q ]he1se Rreeeg-
.s,;sn Church next MONDAY AFTERNOON, at
,.ocl: md an Adult (as fntle Lecture Room Of St.
On Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock, he win form 9
Juvenile Class In the saua room; and at half rsst =
o,elork wil organize Adult Class in the lst frcs-
byseri1n Church, which win be adjourned to the Lsc.
tnre Room of the CeuteLery Church. at the close Of
tl,e meeting now in progress there. 49, ! ~
-TrRMs FOR TUIfIoN-Adult classes SIS per scholar
for session of 70 lessons; Juvenile Classes two les
soma TO eHch class per week. 80
IL is important thai the pupils he present at the
commencement of the session He respectfully in
yites all interested upon this subect to attend these
first meetings. w fx4 ec l3-Nt
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T INES ON THE DEATH OF "A YOUNG

r INES ON THE DEATH OF Ia YOUNG
IL AND LOVELY FRIEND.
Wish life in all its freshness round her clinsing-
While hope and youth and beauty all eartPs charm,
Were hers the angels called her to their arms.
Come, sister, Gomez they cried; like sweet bells
ringing, 49,
Their voices woke echo in her SOUL --
Brightly she smiled, and yielding TO their power,
Dropped her young head, crushed summer flower
Pnled by the SUMS too fervid heat. The goal .
OF Heaven in view with meekly folded hands
She cried, II Gomez Sottly-on sernph wings
To their bright home they bore her lovingly;
W bile He who saved her smiled approvingly
And myriads tuned their harps of many strings.
Too fair for earth, she fled beyond the skies,
To bloom lovely flower in Paradise. ~
oc l3-1t* AMIGA.
A CARD.-The undersigned having en-
larged his establishment, would respectfully soil
cit acal from his friends and acquaintance and the
public generally to his we'll selected stock of GRO
CERlES, which he Offers at the lowest market price.
-.--.-. j. H. GARY,
&C 1S-3tS No. ~ Franklin st.
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GROCERY STORE FOR s LIE AND
" STAND FOR RENT-Desiring to give up the
Grocery business, because OF my wife's i'll health
viii sell my stock of GOODS, of the variety usual for
retail store, and viii rent out the house to the pur
chaser. If desired, however, l would rent only the
back ROOM To immediate purchaser terms liberal
THOMAS 81. GRANGER, 1'.5
80 = - 14th street, between Gary and Dock,
oc l3-3t* Near the Danvile Depot,
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FARM HENRIC9 COUNTY, ABOUT

EARM IN HENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT
y y MILES ABOVE RICHMOND-FOR SALE
PRlVATELY-We are authorized to sell Farm i'll
Henrico County, about IL miles above Richmond, OIL
the Three Chopped Road, containing l55 acres OF
Land, ahout half of which is cleared and greater
part of the other half in original growth. The i'm
provements consist of good dwelling with rooms
above the basement, good kitchen and oil other
cessary out;houses Mr.. Richard Dabney living near
Terms liberal. ia
&C 1916 GODDIN APPERsoN.
EUPERIOK TONE MUSICAL BOXES
- From the importers, Phaler Brothers WI are In
sale ~ ' 'o IS INC ''0V0 2MSER sGd, for
EINE TONE VIOLIN S.--(:niTar. and
4 Violins in cases OF superior Tone. Flutes, Ac-
cords;ons, &c, for sale by ,,,
ADlES' LEATHER CABAS.--La6ier,
- Leather Shopping Bags. Retieules aud Cabas
sale by IL - - ZIMMFRMAN
oc IS lss Main. corner Of 12th a, nM,
y 50, GET THE BEST.-ONE OF CiAYiER'S
GENUINE SALAAIANDERS-Oyer 500 bays IN ~
tested ~ accidental fires, without instance Of fail
ure. MI Gayier Is practical mechanic and for 9e
years has been manufacturing Safes His ion, sxn.p
rIencc has enabled him TO produce the hixhest
now offered to the public by his agent, IS WV
&c l5-St - 4. 81 Main street, Richmond.
1(l0 nUsHkIsPRIllEW WINTER sKEn
AOO OAIS, JUST received; FOR sale by -
&C u - inc. WOMBLE l. CO.
.EIANO. GUANO!! -GIIANO!!s-R..,a
~ NO PERUVIAN GUANO for sale to arr;Ss e e
few days Also, good supply Of Az a. MEyI..
o &C IS s. mana ana ''t ''s 3. * xeoauDEas SONS
VELgETlAND SILK VESTINf5.-VeIve
aud SILK Vesfing, IN variety; for sale 81 - :
oc - --..7a Is 1sss q. HARTsWELL CO.
SILKS AND MOfHK' ANTIQTE9.-T
81, Reuor assortment plsid striped md Brocs1a
Siks; PAsn aud striped Moire Antiques, for saIe bv
&c ID c. HARTWELL 4 CO :
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w holesale Ntion Rouse.

Arrival CT New Stock Of Fall Goods
AT TEsENGTION HOUsEOr
Y'eHey, E,nrceH, Il 60.
North East corner of KING u Water ST.,
tUp Stairs)
Alexandria Virginia.
wsXCLUSIyELY Wholesale Dealers in For.
EsIz eign & American Fancy Goods
We would respectfully invite the attention OF
Merchants visiting Alexandria, for the purpose
of making their fall purchases, TO our splendid
assortment CT Hoosiers, Cloves, Suspendels
Trimmings, &c. Having laid our stock in at
favorable lime and upon the best OF terms, we
Halter ourselves that an examination upon tie
part Of purchasers, will be all that is required
10 give perfect satisfaction as to quality ard
prices. We call particular attention TO cur extern
sve stock OF iiolsery, Gloves and Supene.ers,
unsurpassed by auy IN this or Northern Mark.
els.
WOODEN GOODS, &c.-Comforts, Pillo.
rines. Boaz Scarls, Zephyr Ties, Hoods, Lambs
Wool Shirts and Drawers' Silk aud Cotton
ShJls. ton.
A general variety of Combs. Brushes, Port.
monlaes, Poke, Books, Bankers CASES, Purses.
Percussion Caps. Slate and Lead Pencils, Whips,
States. Umbrellas, ,,arpe. Bags, Jewery, Brace
lets, Harmonious. Flutes, Violins, Accortieons
Ink and backing. Silk Linen. and Cotton Pock
ell .!andkerdhieis, Silk Lien and Cotton .Cravats
IRISH Linen, gents Collars, Ladies' French work
and other Collars. wire ribon. SILK and Cotton
Kid, Dog skin, Beaver aud Buckskin Gloves
with large assortment Of Gloves suitable for
Fall Trade, Sewing Silks, Threads, Coltons,
Buttons OF all Styles, Stay binding, Gimps
Brai'ls, Floss Cotton, Knitting Cotton. Need es
Pins. Penknves, Scissors, Steel Pens, &c. Chicks
and Looking Glasses. IA large assortment OF each
will be kept constantly on hand Toilet and
Swing Glasses, Mahogany and Gilt Frames,
Mahogany, Walnut and Iron Framed Clocks, of
various qualities and prices.
Merchants, upon examining our Stock will
find great many more articles which are no,
which are too tedious TO mention a,
present. We hope 10 be- literally palron,sed by
merchants, as ours Is the only house Of the kind
in this city that Dies business principal, with
merchants.
alexandria, Sept. 25, 1884, -ly.
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- Ev. JOHN LANA IAN, PASTOR OF
THE EXETER SrKEEE. M. d


- THE EXETER STREET, M. ID
CHuRCH.-A strong desire To benefit hesafll,
ted Induces him thus to certify. We challenge
any other medicine TO present such mass of
testimony from gerilt men and ladies of high
standing OF our own well know n ci,ixens. will
testify OF cures Of OUCH, BRONCHITIS
DYSPEPSIA, &c.
BALTIMORE, January gath, 1855.
JMessrs. Mortimer 4 NouJry.
take pleasure III saying 10 you that have
used your "1ampon's Tnctule" will, very
great profit. From serious ,hroa, affection,
my general health had become very much i'm.
paired, when commenced 10 use "Hamp,on'a
Ilncture0 found lis Effects upon my gener.
al health most saIu'ary. My nervous system
anu digestive organs soon righ'ed up under i,s
use.
have several times recommended 1t 10 nv
TRENDS ana in every case, as far as have beef,
informed, they have used i, with success.
Yours truly,
JOHN LANAHAN, Pastor.
Oh Exeter ST., Nj. f. Church, Baltimore
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DENT[STR Y.
NJ. ARTHUR. {fsraduatc,

"a. ~ "a w NfaUEg, (tsFITNsstt,
ff- ~ AS removed 10 late Post Office, in the
u - Brick Row, where he "onI call
The attention Of all needing Denial sub slltue
TO his beautiful specimens OF BLOCK TtEIH
wilh continuous gums. These teeth, from the
confort.wi,h which they may be worn. as well
as their superior beauty, possess great advantage
over Artificial Teeth now in use. All the va
rious operations Of Dental Surgery performed
with strict reference TO pernanency.
REFERENeEs.-Prof's. p. II. Austin, A. M
M. D., D. ID. S. Dean of the Faculty, and
rof. Chaplin A. Harris, NJ. D., D. D. s., Balli
more, MD.
StanEton, May l, 1854.
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Beautiful White Teeth, Healthy C:urn
AND A SWEET IREATH

"a l. who are desifious of obtaining these
-. benefits should use Zerman's Celsbrs,eJ
Tooth Wash. This delicious article combines
so many meriio'ious qualities that i. has now
become standard iavorte with the citizens Of
New York, Philadsl plia and Baltimore, Den.
lists Use ii In their practice most SUCCESSFULLY
and from every source the most la;tering lar
dallons are awarded il.
inliamed and bleeding gums are Immediately
oenelltted by lis use lis action upon them i
mid, soothing and effective. It cleanses ibs
Teeth SO thoroughly, tina! they are made to rival
pearl in whi,eness, and diluses tbrouon the
month such delightful freshness ,ba, the
breath is rendered exquisley sweet. |, disiu-
iecls all these impurities which tend 10 pro.
dnce decay, and as consequence, when these
are removed the teeth must always remain
sound.
Prepared only by FRAScIs GERMAN, Drueeis,
and Chemist, Philadelphia, aud sold by all Drug
ss's, al only 25 Gems per Bottle.
Sold BY J. B. Eskridee, Slauutoa, Va.
nov 20, lS5i.-ly.
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JOSEPH GRIMES,
Importer and Wholesale and Retail
DEALER IN

DEALER IN
Wines. Brandies. and Domestic Liquors
~ EEPS constantly on hand. and for sale OF
10 satisfactory terms. large and General as
sornnent OF Liquors OF The very best and pur-
esl tina, the world atlords. All persons, there
fore, can be supplied by giving him call al
No. %, King Street, Alexandria, Va.
None need fear Of being decelyed. CT OF get.
ting an impure article.
Sept %, lS54.-ly.
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TIME AND TIDE WAIT FoRNomAN

lME AND TIDE WAIT FOR NO A,
In mems affairs there Is Il tide"
30 linly sings the poel /;
But how can men OH its f1osd ride
II they've no ''tmeo 10 show it?
The sooner Then i,'s understood
The ,ime-lide GIBBS and flows,
Tie sooner yon can lake the food
end on lis Tide repose.
4 linhs and tue will val, for none,
Their movements keeping chime.
Without a watch you're lei, alone.
Yes, all alone 10 time.
with time piece Of well-tes time
No hooi-lide will be lost,
II late the fisher casts his line
On ebb.side luck he's tossed;
ne sailor. too, who heaves the lead
And keeping watch by guess
Will lose his reckoning, kept ty head
And raise rebel mess
A soldier, should your calling be-
You'll wan. your time kept tue:
gu WIZ marx lime, then, TO +,
II laugh. By Bartholomew.
Let lovers, TOO, in guessing moot,
Once miss the wedding hour.
No Tide, to them, its iu,ure flood,
Would yield IFS nnpiial power.
The merchant and The farmer loo,
The mechanic and the baker.
What. in a word, wonld all men do
Without good matchmaker?
Love chains too, not giLled letters,
'T~ould be had to find :heir betters.
Bteast-pins OF pearl and gold 1 bend
50 good they come moi back 10 mend;
Then have metallic mixtures,
Cheap, and just like golden fixtures,
Atepd these hints, they are bu, few.
And now its time to say alden,
But "Uerbum sat- keep time in view
The time of BILL BARTHOLOMEW.
Richmond, Sept. %, lS54.-ly.
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BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.

= NaLEIGH' N, U, FeD7 3, 1906.
Messrs. Mortimer & .Maubray: =.
10 hereby certify iha, about twelve months
ago was taken with severe henor,llaue of
The Lungs. and had fonr attacks of it,. wa,
advised 10 try DR.. Hampons Vegetable Tiucy
tute. procured one bottle and after taking,
which, was satisfied that was much better;
amt that, alter taking the fourth bottle, was
entirely well, and now | enjoy as good heasiIi
as ever did in my life. can, and do, with
out The least hesitation, recommend the Tinc.ure
all persons afflicted in my way.
Yours, GEO. w. WEAKLry.
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THE A NJ ERICAN
AT The RAILROAD DEPOT,
SaaUlAaOn. va,

TNHIS new and extensive Hotel is just COM
pleted, and is now open for the reception Of
visitors. 1t is situated within few yards of the
Railroad Depot, and is a convenient DINING
HOUSE for passengers arriving IN the case and
going westward.
J. l.. Heiskel & Co.'s daily line Of stages TO
the White Sulphur Springs, run to and from this
House and passengers are subjected 10 no de-
lay, and are relieved from all trouble in moving
their baggage.
This House is situated in an elevated and
commanding position. and those who desire to
spend few days in this healthy City of the
Mountains" will iiEd that the Proprietors have
spared neither pains nor expense to promote
the comfort OF their guests.
Good SfABLlNG has been provided The
country aud travelling custom.
Our country friends will tind VAIN welcome
and moderate charges.
WIN. II. CARRIER 8. co.
+ ! + s SES$SSsSsi p''r''''''.
July 10. lS5l.-tf.
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BOARDING HOUSE.

rTNHE subscriber has opened Boarding House in
L the large frame building opposite McCoy's Car
riage Factory, on New Street, few doors. above
eyery accommodation of good boarding House /;
nd respectfully asks share Of patronage
June z3, lS55.-tt. JACOB BOWLES.
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For sale.
FARM AND MIL PROPERTY

TIME Peck Farm and Mill property, on CAristan's
L Greek, four miles from Staunton, not having
been sold on the day formerly advertised, will be
sold privately by the undersigned. The Central
Railroad runs through the farm, which consists of
3s3 acres, with exccllen. brick dwelling house,
and other suitable improvements on it.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Agent.
June2, 1s55.-Spectator copy tt.
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ROBERT n. HUNTON,
GROCER & GEN ERAL ICOMMISSION
WOODS HARNESS FACTORY.
Connected with Hardy's Coach Factory.
C. p w O Old
MERCHANT,
Uuien Street, Alexandria, Va.
Sept,..25, lS5a.-ly.

HAVING opened Harness Making Establishment
II in the Brick building of II. W. Hardy, is pre-
ufacturcd in his line, such Trunks, Whips, collars
Fly-nets and Harness, of every description Having
very large stock OF harness and other articles on
hand and being very desirous of disposing of them
he feels no hesitation in saying that he can sell cheap
or than can be- purchased elsewherei this part Of
the State. He asks an examination f his goods
from the public feeling satisf ID that they are such
win please aud give gener 81. tsfaction.
Staunten, April IA, 1855. W. =.
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PAINTING, GRAINlNG, GLAZING.
Ry James A Gillesnio

NJ AIN STREET, 1.-TWO doors above the Lutberan
NJ church, Stanton, who respectfully nars a.; an
eltzens and the people in the surrounding couutrr
that he has located himself permanently and is nr'
Parea 10 attend to the above business in all lii.
\. 40 and has other trade but has served ii.
time at the Painting business, and worked far ms ,s
OF years New York and Newark, he feels oontido,
est. " w 'neil inter
Va. The attention of Farmers in the ad;scon,
conunties is respectfully solicited. ''' "'9a''ns
Apfi Ia, 1898 JAMES e. GILLESPIE
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j. u. BRICK son,
Wholesale and Retail srOcerS,

HAVE in store full assortment Of Groceries,
l. Wines. Liquors, &C.. consisting in part of
d Cetee Sugars; 20 do. of loaf, crushed, pulv.
and graduated Sugars; so bbls of N. q. and p X.
Moasses Is ten gallon kegs of sup. family Syrups;
hhds of sup. ?. r. Molasses.
Blandies.
0tard Dupry Brandy; Otard Dupry Co. do;
Old London Dock; James Hennussy Accomac Peach
Brandy; Pirut Castillion Co.
Zines
Port, Madeira, Sherry and Champagne Wines.
JFhiskies
Bourbon, kerrs, Bumgardners and Old Rye Wits
kies.
Sund7ies
Best Black and Green Teas, Maccaroni, Starch,
Pre-. Suger Mace, Cloves, Nutmegs, Shoes, Hats,
table Salt French Mustard, Buckets Churns Tubs,
brooms Ge.litina, Paudles, Pickles, broma Tobacco.
june Q, 1855.
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SPORTING EMPORJIJM.

- "1'' '7t1est' OPPusIte Eagle square,
RICHrdOND, VA.
Is SiiE largest and most extensive stock of
=, ss, suns, Rifles, Pistols. Walking Canes and
Fishing Tackle IN the State; together with a
general assortment of FiIe Arms and Sporting
Articles Col,'s heyolvers oil all sizes Revolv
efs 0, an makers; Dixon's Rawkeslsy's and
aud description Shot Bags, Pouches. Belts.
Game Bags, Drinking flasks, Gun Vladimir
English aad Gesmaa Single and Doaole GINS
by the case or single one, at all prices. Eley,a'
Cox's, Wesley's, Richards, G.. D.
and other Caps. A general assortment OF Peck.
ct Cutlery. 0'"'
Sept. rs, 1854.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
ia UNDICE, DYSPEPSIA

CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY
o. iSEASE of the Kidneys, and all diseases
b. arising fIem Dsordered Liver or Ston-
ach, such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Full
ness, or Blood TO the Head, Acidhy oil HE Slorn-
ach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Full
ness or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eruclons,
Sinking, or Fluttering al the ri: of the 1StomDh,
Swimming of the Head, Hurried and difficult
Breathing, Flu,lerng at The Heart, Choaking or
Sufoca;ing Sensations when in a lying Posture,
Dimness Of Vision. Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Def
cheney of Perspirstion, Yellowness of the Skin
and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, ETC., Sudden FIushes of Heat, Burning
in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings Of Evil, and
great Depression Of Spirits, can be efiectualIy
,roi hy
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DOCTOR H00FL AN D'S
CELEBRATED
German Bittcrs,
Prepared by
DR.. M. JACKSON,
GERMAN MEDICINE STONE,
M 100 AL.h ST dl,ur lsalla,, Sly h

ADkatsNfyG4t)gsSfz.
Their power over The above diseases is not eX-
celled, il equalled, by any other preparation in
the United States, az the cnres attest, in many
cases after skliul physicians had tailed
These Bit,ers are worthy the attention Of In
yallcs. Possessing great virtues III the rectif-
cation Of the liver and lesser glands. exercising
The mos, searching power in weakness and al
lec,ions Of the digestive organs; they are ilha
safe, certain and pleasant.
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.
Doctor J. NJ Wilson, Lexington, Va, Feb
9th, 1852, said II am entirely ont of the Ger
man Buffers They have become all the rage
Nothing else Sells
Tie tenth Legion, published at Woodstock
Va, said, Jan I0h, 1850 "A Great Medi-
cine.--We have uniformly RETAINED from rec
i, mmenline 10 the public any Of The various
pa ens medicines OF Inc day, unless thoroughly
conv octd oil their value. Among Those WE COL.
sasr W ilhy Of notice, Is the German Bit!ers
invented v DR.. Hoofland, and prepared by DR.
Jackson. "a philadelphia. One instance, IN par
licular, in " itich tile superior virtues OF this
medicine have b, on tested, has fallen under onl
observation. Dnrln., the last SUMMER, a son o
Mr.. Abram Crabill, o. this county. was very
seriously affected with Liver Compliant, and al
ter trying in vain various reme..'es, ne purchased
bottle Of the Bliers. and after u.lps II, was SC
much relieved sol his distressing mandy, ina,
he procured another bottle, and is now ret.tores'
entirely TO healih.s
They are entirely vegetable, free from inJuri.
aus ingredients, always strengthen the system,
and never prostrate it.
For sale Wholesale by Druggists in all the
principal cities; and at retail by apohecares and
s,orekeepers in every town in the United
States.
o. Sold by T. P. 81. B. EskliJge, S,aun-
ton, A. Tucker, Baskerville, and by Druggists
and Dealers in Medicines every where.
Oct 80, lS54-ly
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JOHN KENNEDY,
SOAP and Candle EuCEO,.u,

East Court House Lane, Stanton, Va.
w Brown, and Liquid Soap, and Mould Candles
ofthe best quality, which he will sell at the lowest
cash price CT exchange for Tallow and Grease of all
descriptions. lie respectfully solicits share of pa
tronage.
June 20, 1855.
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GEORGE BAYLOR. WIN. s. H. BAYLOR
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
BAY.L!4l0l1R!s = s. BAYLOR,
StaUntOn. Va.

w HI. practice their profession in all The
Courts holten in Stanton, and the cir.
cult and quarterly Courts OF the counties Of al
bemarle, liockbrdge and Rockingham. Their
attendance al other Courts will be SO ARRANGED
that one oil the firm may always be found a.
their office in Stanton. opposite the County
Clerk S office, on Augusta street.
Oct 9. 1854
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SANS SARSAPARILLA.

A MEDICINE recommended to be used in scro-
fula, Dyspepsia Liver Complaint aud as a
tive and tonic properties are said to be great. and
its compositions being purely vegetable ts admins
traiion to enfeebled patients is very bepecia Sold
in stanton by JAMESr, IAipn
August 4, 1866
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g w. nj. JUSTIS,
!, General Commission Merchant,

Franklin ST. eet Near Old Market, Richmond, "a,
GlVES particular attention to the sale of Flour,
~ Wheat, Corn, Tobacco, and all kinds of country
Produce, buying and shipping goods. &e.
August 4, iss5,-3m.