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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-10
Sale Of Trust Property

Try virtne of deed OF trust executed by Ness
I'D H. HeCue, the undersigned Trustees, will
on ThHrsday the 15h dog Of Hay 1886, offer for
sale at public auction in the Town OF Staun-
ton, the following real property, VIZ:
About EiGHT4CRES OF first rate land situated
on the Parkersburg Road, adjoining the said
town. Omit is comfortable new frame dwelling
house. The land is susceptible of division into n
number of good building pasture lots.
The 10 Use and lot is occupied by the saia
HeCue as a residence en- Hahn Street and near the
Episcopal Church. This property is very desira-
BILE, thelot being large and highly improved, and
haAng upon it all necessary out buildings of the
~ beet description Stable, Kitchen, Negro
House, Smoke House, Sc, &c. The dwelling house
is one Ct the most commodious and convenient in
stanton, built partly OF WOOD and partly ofbtic,
and woudsrit admirably any one desiring to open
a school or boarding house.
The BLSlCK TENEVENTin Lawyers Alley. adj
joining the property Of John Scerrer and formerly
owned by John Nerritt 1t is wen located for any
kind OF business and would suit small family as a
dwelling.
TERMS: Costs of advertising and salem hand,-
the balance in equal annual instruments Of one two
and three years, the purchaser executing bond and
security for the purchascmoney, ard title retained
rs ultimate security.
P ,. i. Rs s; RELl', rru's.
Town papers copy ids. and charge 10 trustees.
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For the Vindieator.

For the 'lnOlchboI'
Ng,.nps EDIroas In your report Oh ,lne
4o,Y,-. al The Coz ven,ion OF the American par
~ hsl1 for the single and immense oolect %
nYoa.,ina,ino a party candidate Tor the ONCE u
Common weaIth's Attorney, Yen lePo,' W :
$500 having said The AHefi-
can n,r,v could get but few OF the spoii', aud
,ba.e low he was for taking. tie desired 'hem
- 90 nassesslon of every office III the county;
Thai s,,ch was the policy OF the bemocFa'9'ana
,bst such should be the policy OF the Amefl--
oa, Americans would be appealed 10 10 vote
for Col Hartman, because he had mol peell -
,,.,,ar;r,innist He warned them against iail-
sny ;ntn such an elior lie cared not "he'aef
"a Hartman had been pIoseriptiohlS. u tto'
iiia Dsr,v had prescribed, ami ne was 'ae ie!~
,.,,a,.t,iiy. Of the Democratic party Ill VIC GU"
,ss, l,e trusted that no American "ouia us 80
!o,s "a +, forsake his patty 10 Tue e9u.e7.' I'll.
Ill ropoli1nented C3l. Hartman as eeht,'-
non and ypry efficient officer but tl'e" ne
wsss Democrat and hehco No
the office he naw hoids u.n..s M nro-
,..;.,,onist "a gentleman, aud We etacieh'
" az r., hn, ,bsn he is Democrat, and hencP
ssa',Id lorlei, the office he nuw holds NO
~ ,s,s,.tio has nominated Col. Hartman no
Democratic newspaper MES us -,
heal OF It's columns-he 10 oauii'' -tnf;
by Ma own act, IN the exercise o. an ". i:,;.aI
s3 jndiyidsll right, .or an ONCE fio' lo'"'''s
snd vet we have seen the grsa' eoutsS "
gpsts apiated from its centre TO us et'o94'''e
suce, 10 get up convention 10 PIT mn;
Was there ever prescription more U''i'''''s q
or fares more ridiculous
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Sale OF Boarding E5oHse and
SCHOOL PROPERTY.

TIME subscriber offers for sale the extensive and
IL wei-arranged BOARDING 10 USE, (two sto-
res high and "A by 10 ft.,) at Messy Greek Acade-
my, Augusta county, Va. The house is large, built
in the modern style, within the past three Years,
with every convenience for the accommodation Of
forty or fifty boarders, having been built expressly
for that purpose. There is OF Dornitories,
go feet long on the premises and Stable Of large
size and well constructed. The let contains acres,
and is all fenced with palings having locust
posts As much good land, as desired, may be had
with the lot living jaeent thereto. the property
has been highly improved, at a large outlay.
The situation is, undoubtedly, one OF the best in
tn Stat, for school. The schAool now held in the
hue Academy building, connected with these prem
iscs, is in most houris hing condition, having 100
pupils the present session. 4 well qualified teacher
desiring to conduct an Academy, could not find a
better situation in the State of Firsni., saubrity
OF climate and all things considered.
The house aud lot will be sold credit of six,
twelve and eighteen months, in three equal pay
ments, well secured.
For further information, apply to Postmaster, Mos
ey Greek, Va, tfree.)
it will be sold that day, the premises, to tbs
highest bidder.
1T the above time anu place. will also be sold, al
the Household and Kitchen Furniture Of this estab-
lishment, all OF which Is nearly new and of good
quality Comprising a large nG1nher Of Beds Bed
ding, Tables, CHARS, &c; many very desirable ati
cles of Furniture Also Horse, Cow, Buggy, De,
&c. louf valuable House Servants, three women and
a boy, will be hired for the rest OF the year, if not
hired out before.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
JED. lioTCilKISS,
Messy Creek, Augusta co., Va.
Nov IN 1S5e-fds
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hive vel to Learn Where is the instance re 10
hich he favored party prescription N ".ces
W., noli,ical2 MOI in case OF oaf Old =" liis
9 80 NJ RRoox.. the Iats Postmaster; Tor Nol.
g ,i't fought marfuly agalns, il 10 TIE last
IS his Democrats friends can testify ,,yb 40 h M
Ho,p;fal for he opposed it, viii ali MS mlsn',
wb'ia acme. Messr, Editors, who are now acting
with vow, a. esEn, where urging that pF0'eF'p-
zion and lam
P. .o,;s6sd ,ha. he is incapable OF carrying
ss 'a ss into @s OFFICE = o hs"sy 10 h so
On ,.1 he score Of party The only legitimate ma"
ome.tion, then is as to his fitness tor the once &c
Iabe honest is he capable and efficient ss an ofl
carS II not found wanting In thes' requisites
and the records of his official term sho" how
a.ye re lhsy have been tesed,-'ho people !
have no doabt, will be disposed 10 weigh his is
claims fairly sad eqaaby without no, '' sompo 'q
,r,ib heir known character for liberality INTEL
i.sencs sud Justice.
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fH7gsEIlI TURF OEE4.

r770R old Sores of every description on Man or OH
u Beast, Bruises and Sprains, Z lcers and feions,
scoI1s and Burns. Sore Legs and Chlblains, Fresh
Cut Wounds Cramp and letter. Stings of Insects,
Wounds under the Nails Inaamed Breasts, Clan
dnlar rrrmors. Cracked Heel, Sore Back, Splnt
and SPAWN. Sweeney and Poievie, Withers and
Worbics Chafr and Chcsfounder, kingbnne and
sandcraek. Windgall and Numbness Saddle Gall
and old Strains. Swellcd Legs and stiffness OF
Joints warranted to cure and Danger from eX-
posuresto cold AppIed to Burns at once 1t leaves
no scar. Price 10 and Is cents per bottle. Read
the following;
R,cpuoyp. January lG, 1850
Nessrs. Dore C Co.:--For about seven years nv
negro Simon had in ulcer ON the shinbope-ot -or
Of his legs, lie has had the very best medicai 40
vice, and the stricest attention from myself Inc
sore had been repeatedly poultced and burnt with
caustic. At intervals whilst giving and applying
the medicine, he has been kept ON low diet ana aSo
kept perfectly 1liet with tie limb elevated Some
times the sore would be MS large us the palm OF
mans hand, and at othersno larger than half dime
and even when it had attained tins small SIZE would
break out again. became entirety DISCOURAGED
you what must 90 for 1t; you gave me pottie Oh
your Furf oti, Fnd alter using three bottles, tpJ
the time OF using It, he had tost months IRON ms
work put since ne mas never iost u4
that nave expended, oSeesS'Ei on MS llinp apout
two hundred ana lity d9tfs' II give He pieaSuie
to add to the many You nave, ths testihohal VI 'ie
virtues OF your uri IN. (, ot5vtrov
very respecttuHS' D L. 0hHAi w.
4 congratulated by permission from lady o.
this city,
RCHaoNp, November II, ts94.
Messrs Dore & Co.,-Gcntlemen Il used y por
ton of a bottle OF your Turf OIL, which you very
kindly presented me with, and ! take pleasure IN
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-10
District Meeting.

Al large and respectable meeting Of
the voters Of Wsynesboro and Flshers-
vile district held at the latter place on
Saturday the Sid of May 1856, for the
purpose of nominating additional eaadi-
dates fol the Magistraey.
Dr.. Addison Dold was called TO the
chair aid James B. Madison appointed
Secretary. The object OF the meeting hav-
ing been explained by the President, the
following gentlemen were balloted Tor aud
elected as candidates
Joseph Morrison, Saml McCune, Rob
ert Nj. White aud Saml b, Brown.
After which the following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved, that the candidates nominated
by the Waynesboro' Convention on the
18th Of April be aud are hereby added to
the list
Resolved tina, The proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Stauntoo pa
pers. ADDISON DoLD' fres''
JAmEs B. MANSON. Sec.
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DOCTOR SMITH

forms. His great success in those
long standing and difficult cases,
such as were formerly considered
incurable, is sufficient to commend
him to the public as worthy Of the
extensive patronage which he has
received. Within the last. eight
years Dr.. 5. has treated more than
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4-s .s- 1--WE.
lsAeAL a-s,i.. x-2,

On the GOTH ultimo, by Roy. y. :. Buckingham,
NJ, J. Nowtgn PtrrstsoN 10 Miss kEEEccA Am,
daughter OF Reuben Sluven, OF Highland county.
On the 2sth pltimo, By Rev }. Henry Smith, Ea-
ReEf Il. y 1fsGS, ESQ. oil Charl0ttesville to Miss
JaHE L., laughter Of Thomas Creigh, sr, late OF
Greeenbrier,
On tie 10Th uit;rio, by Rev. C. Beard, Mr.. JoHs
3. ABE to Miss MARru1 b. DArdAERrY, all OF this
county.
On the Path ultmo, by Rev. l. Henderson, Mr..
HEsEY +. itooefA 10 Miss ANNE L, HANGER, all Of
this county.
"sweet tel that links as one,
Two spirits fond and true"
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VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN MARKET.

TN consequence Of failing health, the subscriber in
L. tends to retire from active business, and with
that view he will offer at public sale the premises
on Thursday the 10Th day of May, 1856, (unless
disposed of privately, OF which due notice
will be given) that we'd known aud very valuable
estate in Rockbridge county, Va, called
"CEDAR GROVE MILLS"
For the information of persons unacquaintcd with
this property, will simply state, that it is located
on the North River, at the head Of small boat nayi
gaticn, miles north of Lexington, 1t is Il promi-
nent point Of the Middlebrook and Brownsburg
Turnpike, from Staunton to Lexington and is the
point of junction between that important highway,
and the Beverly Manor Turnpike recently opened up
the Valley of the North River to the Rockbridge
Alum Springs distant II miles, and to Goshen be
pot on the Central Railroad; IL miles from Cedar
Grove Mills. The estate consists of 1851 Acres of
Land, divided 10y Back Greek in two tracts The
one contains 100 acres Of excellent land, on which
there is Merchant Mil, 50 BY 30 feet and stories
high, running two pair Of Burrs, and one pair Of
Choppers. y Warehouse Immediately on the bank
OF the river; Miller's house, Choppers house and
Shop, Storchouse, and several small Dwelling hou-
ses, Besides Barn with Two floors, Tables, &c
The other tract contains z5M Acres and has upon
It connections Frame Dwelling house, a large
Storehouse just erected at the junction OF the two
urnpikes, Sc feet long and % feet wide with large
store-room, two Offices and good Cellar. On this
tract there is an excellent Orchard.
1t rarely happens that such estate is in market.
The location is of the best stands in the Valley
for a MILL Store, de- The neghborhood is wealthy
and intelligent and the opening such an will
enable Of enterprise to make a fortune.
II the real estate is sold, will elcr on the same
day, a large qu.ntty Of Personal PROPERTY,
consisting of Horses, pair of yGing Mules Cows and
other live Stock, Farming Utensils, de-, DC, and
growing Crops.
TERMS accommodating and made known on day
Of sale, or on application BY letter addressed to
at Cedar Grove Mills, Rockbridge county, Va"
JAMES \. 7. RANDOLPH.
April &c, ls5G-4w
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ounccnents.
FOR COMMONWEALTH s ATTORNEY.

w E are authorized to announce JOHN H. Nc
w CUEas a candidate for The Office of AIIoh-
SEY FOR THE G0MMONWE ALTH for Augusta
county.
70 The People Of Aagasta Coanfy,
HTGlLow CrT1zFNs ii announce myselt e9nd..
L date forre-eiectIon to the Office Of AfTo@NEA
FOR THE COM3iONM EALTII il this county
Should Il be your pleasure to re-eleet nae, Shall
endeavor to discharge all the duties Of the Office
and in manner 10 show my apprceia-
ton OF he renewal Of your confidence.
Respectfully, " ~ Ii. HANNAH
March, IS, 1856.
HAVING been requested to do SO, by number
4 eli citizens Of the county. J. announce myseii a
candidate for the Office Of ATTORNEY FOR THE
MMONWEAITf for Augusta county.
March 20, 1856. ROBERT r hlNNE1
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EPUEsE.VC SALE.

vENHE undersigned as executors Of Michael Bear,
u decd. will offer at public sale on tie l4tn dog
Of June merit, two Tracts OF Land, one OF which con-
tains LOG acres, lying branch Of Middle River,
one forth mile South Of Churehyille, and ~ miles
North West ofStaunton. There is upon this farm
every necessary Improvement, BRiGH u VEL
LING HOUSE, aud a Bank Barn, Fruit Of all
. ana OF Eooa quallty,a CONSTANT stream Of wa,
excellent water The other tract of land contains ISL
acres lying on the waters of Buffalo Branch, "a
branch OF Middle Rivera two miles south west Of
Churehville miles Nest of Stanton, and miles
from Che Depot of the Central Rail Road. Il has
upon it good Dwelling House, Barn and other out
houses, 4 well OF good water few yards from the
honce. This lhnd is OF good quslity, rs acres of
good bottom. About half Of said tract is clear
cd and in good state of cultivation. Any further
description Is not necessary as those wishing to
purchase will examine for themselves.
ID. s. BEAR,
PETER HANGER.
knril L. l&hn. ENecntnra.
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JUNCTION VALLEY TURNPIKE
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

d. virtue Of a decree made by the Circuit Coul
the case Of William L. Figgat and others, vs.. the
Junction Valley Turnpike Company and others
pcndira therein, the undersigned Commissioners for
The purpose appointed, will on Soturdoy the 9m day
of imjiut 1906 sell at Public Auction to the high
ext hiddcr at the front door of the Court House IN
Lexn9 toH the franchise Of the said junction Valley
Turnpike Company and its roads with the appWte-
nancts thereto attached. The road is si&ty miles in
length leading from -Bachanan to Stauntgn, and
with judieious management may be made profta-
bic Investment.
TERMS : Cash in hand sufficient to pay cost Of suit
and expenses Of sale, and for the residue credit OF
six, twelve eighteen, and twenty -four months, in
four equal instdments, the purchaser giving bond
with approved personal security.
TE0S. J. NICHE,
WIN. W. BOYD, ia
S. Med. MOORE, eoiA ts'
E. f. PAXTON:
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FOR COMMISSIONER CT TIE REVENUE.
WYE are authorized to announce JOHN G. STO-
w YER, a candidate for reelection to the Office
of Commissioner Of the Revenue in the End District
Of Augusta County. AZ
To the Voters Of Augusf. County.
z RESPECTFULLY announce myself candi-
l. date for re election to the Office of COMMITS
ST0NER OF THE REVENUE for the First Revenue
District TH0S. IL. DUNAHO.
March % 1856
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MOTTO T.

an Wednesday the 4th day Of June 1885, on the
" promised, will leased, to the highest bidder,
the DWELLING HORSE and GARDEN belonging to Mar
tin Wygand, in the town OF Staunton There are
from to 10 acres Of land. The garden is i'll high
state oil cultivation with M abundance OF choice
fruit. TIE time Of the commencement Of tie lease,
viii be the lst CT NcYelnber ls5G. VIII also sell
at the time and place, at Public Auction, The
personal property Of said "ygand. Terms amour
ced on the day Of auction.
A. j CARRIER, Com.
Nav 8-Spec copy 4t-Printer's fee 81 80
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RICHMOND, May 9, 1856.

BA1rlMoRE, May 9.-Flour, the market firm,
and buyers giving $500 800 Wheat 40 to Loo
Corn, ~ to IS cents. Oats, Is to SO. Rye, 9S
cents 0lover Seed, 50 to So Timothy, So to
90.
PHtIADElpnIA.-Floa 6.50 to 700. Wheat So
TO /. 10 Oats 40 cents. Tho offerings OF beetba
tie this week we're abont 800 head, sales at GOA
Sll 90 per 100 lbs. Cowsand Caves-Sales at from
20 to $50. Sheep-Saes at4 50a$6, Is per head.
IIogs--Salos at Sc 20.
New YoaK.-Flour, 7 IS to 500, and firm.
Wheat 10,
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COMMISSION EMS SALE OF A
YngwNkac Tract Of E.nsas2.

PURSUANT to decree made by the Circuit Court
4 OF BocEbrdge, at its April Term, \. d. 1856, in
the case of l.. j. Mccormick VS.. Il. H. Gllock and
others the under signed Commissioners for the pur-
pose appointed, viii on HedaeSaag, the I0h Goy Of
Jepe neat sell at public auction, the premises a
VAkGABLE Tract or LAAD
in said county, on the waters of the south River
adjoining the lands of James Smiley, James p
Hughes and others about three miles distant from
Fairfield, and II miles from Lexington,
The tract contains about three hundred and fifty
Acres, and has upon it good Dwelling House and
Kitchen, as well Barn, Stable, and other necessa
ny out buildings. The soil is of fine quality, and in
excellent condition for cultivation. The farm is Wei
supplied with timber, and has upon it Saw Mill
and Tilt Hammer, for which there is abundant
supply of water.
TERMS = Cash in hand sufficient to pay the ex-
penses Of sale one-half the residue six months from
the day of sale; one fourth at twelve months, and
one-ourth ut eighteen months, the purchaser giving
bond with approved personal security, and the title
being retained as ultimate security.
j. b. D0RMAN,l Co,.,..
Il. F. PAXTON, oo'' -
May 10, ls5G-tds
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INXTRAORnINARY BARGAINS IN CLOTH
u ING.-Tk Gheap Clothing Store a9ainst al

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN CLOTH.
Il ING-Tk Cheap e}otaiug Store against alt
competitioa.-- WELLER LEOPOLD again Invite
public attention to their large and well made stock
of Spring IND SUMNER fL0FHiNG, which
cannot beexceied in variety, quantity and quality,
bv any other Clothing Store IN Town or State.
Their Goods consist in Coats from Is cents up to
SIS Pants from 80 cts. up to Sl0 Vests from Scots
up to so also, large stock of Boys Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Being largely engaged in the manufacture of Cloth
ing, with an experience Of geod many years, they
enabled TO get up superior quality Of Clothing,
suitable to the wants Of this section; and in their
prices they defy competition.
by arrivals twice week., direct from our Man
utaetory, we shall at all times have full assortment
and the latest style. Ii you want cheap and welt
cede Clothing, don't fail to cali at
WELLER 4 LE0POLD'S
Large Clothing House, Main ST., opposite
White Il pattan's Store Stanton, Va.
April &c, ls56.--3m.
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GROCERY STORE.

w Il. NORRIS respectfully announces 10 his old
Wy customers and the citizens generally, that he
has just enlarged his Store Room two doors east Of
Kate N. Germans Millinery establishment, where
he offers for sale fine lot Of cheap Queensware,
Stone Ware, Grockery, Coifees, Sugars, Molasses,
Teas, Candies, Tobacco, Segars, silt, Soda, Pep
per, Ginger, Alspice Saltpetre, and variety of
domestic liquors. He will aiso keep on hand Flour
and Cornnea, as well as Butter, Eggs and Lard.
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To the voters Of Augusta County,

Circumstances have induced NE 10 de-
cline being candidate for the sheriilaiiy
Of thu, County. hereby tender my thanks
10 the kind friends who Sc chteriuily offer
ed ms ibei' support.
Respectfully,
THOS. T. WILSON.
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MISS KATE Nj. G0RMsN,
TFAYING just returned from The North would in
4 yite The attention of all purchasers Of
hfILfINERE GOODS

in this vicinity to her new and rich stock. She Is
Just oponing beautiful assortment of goods Of the
most fashionable and recherche styles, adapted to the
present season. consisting in pat of every style Of
Straw Bonncts, Pedal Brads, fine English Straw,
tlounce. Leghorn Straw Tissue shaker Hoods,
Boomers &C. Rich Dress Hats, Mourning Hats,
beautiful selection of French Artificial Flowers, Head
Dresses aud Dress Trimmings.
She has also a large assortment Of Embroiderie.,
uantilas Corded and Hoop Skirts, &c.
All may feel assured that more desirable stock
cannot be found il point OF fashion, style, or price.
April 49, IS56.
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A diploma Of the first class, was awarded by the
Virginia Mechanics Institute, fer the promotion OF
the Mechanis srts, to Samuel Sutherland, of Rich
mond, for a of Guns Pistols, and Rifles, exhib-
tied at the Exhibition Of Articles of American Man
ufacture held in the City of Richmond, the 10th
day Of Nov. 1854.
Richmord, NAV 9. l956-lv.
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aALsAM WILD CHERRY

From the Editor fthe Vermont Journal, june 20, So
VTISTAR'S BAHSAM OF WILD CHERRY has
w Aec0me one of the established institutions OF
the country. During the ten years DIR. Fowlc has
been the proprietor of this valuable medicine it has
been constantly gaining ground in the public conf
dence. Persons personally known to us have used
it with sign 81 results. Although have oursef had
no occasion to try its medicinal virtues, we do not
hesitate, from what we know of the experience of
theirs 10 pronounce this Balsam one of the most eff
icnclous Of remedies for the Asthma and Affections
of the Lungs Physicians many of the best of
thenl--are in the habit OF using it,
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
SETH W. FoWLE 4 CO, 1as Washington St,
rillat and j. I. Laird, stanton Va. and by their
agents everywhere. May 10, 1856.
\ SURE GURE roR FEIoH.-When the soreness
first commences, or even when far advanced, it
be relieved and entirely cured by holding the finger
or part afflicted in Perry Davis Pain Killer for half
an hour 1t has been thoroughly tested, and proves
never tailing remedy. a lelon is very trouble
sne thins aud we would advise all so troubled to
test the remedy
PERRY DAVIS PAN K11LEa.-The thousands who
have been relieved, as we'll as the thousands who
have the most unbounded confidence in Perry Daris'
Vegetable Pain Killer, will read among special
notices This week, another Of the additional eyiden
ces Of the power Of the application. We are doing
an act Of humanity, when urge every family to
possess themselves of it.--BHB. CHRIS. Advocate.
Sold ~ all dealers in family Medicines.
May i0.-2w
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NATIONAL HOTEL

March 8, ls56.-3m.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE or
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

WYE the undersigned, will sell on Thursday, May
w the 18th, as Administrators OF j, Il. Breckin-
ridge, decd, GA the Farm e,eionging to the Estate
erty, to wit: Negro Men, Negro Woman il
four wear Old Steers, YOKE OF Oxen, young Mules,
10 stock Il Hogs $ Cows, Calves, Carts Ploughs,
Wheat bril-, oGtiyat9rip haFrqMs, fshoysls Wheel
barrows, Corn Crusher fleNS, blaeNsmth Tools, al
Breed.
over, well endorsed Negotiable paper at G MONTHS
Sale to commence THURSDAY =, morning May 18th,
at l0o'clock. a, n, bhLGhi y RlDaE
Anril 2G.-Snoe copy ids. Administrators