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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-03
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

yATE the undersigned, will stll on Thursday, May
w the l5th3 rs Administrators of j Is. Breckin-
ridge, decd, On the Farm belonging to the Estate
of j. B. Dreekinridse, the following Personal Prop
erty, to wit: Negro Men, Negro Woman, ii
four year old Steers, YOKE of Oxen, young Mules
10 stock of Hogs Cows, calves, Carts, Ploughs,
Wheat Drill, Gutivator, harrows, Shovels, Wheel
balrows, Corn Cru,her Picks, Blacksmith Tools, al
full blooded Bull and Heller OF the Dsrham
Breed.
TERMs All sums under Ten Doliass cash, all SOM.
over, well endorsed Negotiable psl.rl 1T months
Sale to commence Thursday morning, May 10th,
at 10 O'Clock. a. n. BRrON.N NIDGE
W. b. JOlAS0N,
h,,rii T. A psfr
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@ YES! O YESi-!!

TIVE undersigned have opened in the town of
l. Staunton regular Auction Room, for the sale
OF everything that the people may want sold. They
may be found, unless frofcs ionally engaged in the
ON formerly occupied W D. W. G. Slanker. They
w Il also attend to the sale Real Estate anywhere
in the county. They respectfully ask trial,
i. NJ. CUSHING,
May 3,-Spce copy ". II. WATTS.
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Near the National Hotel.
BEAUTIFUL SPfIFG GOODS.

PIPER Z FUNKHOTSER.
MT0ULD call your particular attention to their
w large and well selected stock seasonable Goods
Great attention has been paid to Ladies Dress Goods;
any other in Staunton. We will only partcularize
few kinds. viz. Fancy and Black SILK, Silk Robes
Berase and Tissue Robes, organdies, Printed Jaco
nets, Printed Chalics, Paris Printed Berages and
Tissues. Dotted Swiss, Plain Berages and Muslns,
Lisle Thread Second Mourning Bingham, Stella
Shawls, Grape do, Parasos. Bleaehnd and Brown
Good, Prints, Hosiery, Trimmings, Hoped skirts,
Drilliantes, &C, de.
We are determined to sell our Goods at small adj
vance Tor Cash or to punctual customers.
sprf 10. 1856.
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For 1856.
At 70 Main Street Richmond Va.
Sale of Ti'use Property.

RY virtne of deed of trust executed by Nose
I'D II. NeCue, the undersigned Trustees, will
on Thursday the 18th day of Kay 1856, otier for
sale at public auction in the Town of Staun-
ton, the following real property,
About EiGHTACRES OF first rate land situated
on tic Parkerslurg Road, adjoining the said
town. Omit comfortable frame dwelling
house. The land is susceptible Of division into i
number OF good building or pasture lots.
The HooSE and lot is now occupied by the sad
McCne as a residence, on lain Street and near the
Episcopal Church. This property is very desira-
BILE, theotbeing large and highly improved, and
having upon it all necessary out buildings of the
ry best deserip ton-saeh as Stable, Kitchen, Negro
House, Smoke House, &C., &c. Thedwelling house
is one ct the most commodious and convenient in
Stduntcn. built parity 6e rood and partly ofbrisk,
and wouldsuit admirably any desiring to open
Il school or boarding house.
The BRfGh TENEsYENTin Lawyers Alley, adj
joining the property Of John Scerrer, and formerly
owned by John Merritt. 1t is well located for any
kini OF bueine>s, and would suit small family as
dwelling.
TERHS: Costs of advertising and sale in hand
the balance in equal annual insanents of one, two
and three years, the purchaser executing Bond and
security orthe purchascmoney, and title retained
as ultimate security.
R !. i. ns s; tHELl, rru's.
Town papers copy tbs. and charge 10 trustees.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-03
GROCERY STORE.

NM II. NORRIS respectfully announces to his old
customers, and the citizens generally, that he
has just enlarged his store Room two doors east of
Kate III. Gqia,aAs Millinery establishment, where
he offers fos she a fine lot of cheap Queensware,
Store Na.e, lfackery, Coiiees, Sugars, Molasscs,
Teas, caIai,,. tobacco, Segars, Salt, soda. Pop
per, Ginger -Ahspee, Saltpetre and variety OF
domestic liquors. He will also keep on hand Flour
and Cornmeal, as well as Batter, Eggs and Lard.
MAY 3, 1886 90
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~ W. SMITHS DaY Goops AND MILLINERY s roRE.
W. MAIN ST., merit door tothe Marble Yard, SrAuN-
roN-The subscriber respect July invites your atten-
ton to his new stock of S PRING AND SUMNER
GOODS, just received from New York and Phila-
delphla comprising general assortment of the new
esq al most fashionable styles Of Dry Goods MILL
Mrs. SMITH also invites her friends and customers
to call and exalnue her new Spring aud Summer
Millinery, which hal been selected With great care
end will be made up in the fashionable style at
short notice. anroe
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-03
RocKBgInGE ALUM SPRINGS

\ order to extend the benefits of these most val
1uable healing waters to many invalids whose means
do not permit or whose tastes do not prompt re-
sort to them during the throng of the fashionable
season, have determined to open the Hotel two
months IN advance OF the customary opening at re-
tuced rates OF fare. / have had repeated applica
lions to do so, and knowing, both from observation
and MY own experience, that there is no season in
the whole "ear in which the waters act more bene-
cialiy than in the Spring months. | will reduce
board to two-thirds the summer rates. and visitors
are already arriving here, irrespective of any in
ducements contained in this Card.
new pamphlet containing ANALYSIS The letter of
Dr.. Cartwright and other eminent men, wi,h many
certificates OF cure, is in press, and will be out
aooat the first of May. 1t will be promptly mailed
TO applicants enclosing postage stamp.
April 26.--3t For the Pronriatnrs
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Pastor OF Baptist Church, Iley, ONO.
April2G, lo5G.-2w.

Eoito,saq's PiHs, undoubtedly the best Medicine
on sais in the Unen.--The extraordinary pt wels
possessed by these Pills have rendered them justly
An universal favorte with the citizens oil the tno,
osina IL IS presumed to their efficacy in all dicases
Of the liver and stomach. For the cure OF sick head
aches. Bile aad indigestion they are also uncqual!ca;
aud Tor all female complaints whether OF the dauSi-
ter entering into woma nhood, or the mother at the
turn OF lie iii .ir effect Is nslhbie, they speedily
remove all such complaints from the SYSTEM
NAY 3. lhhR
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-03
n O T &c e.

ON Wednesday the 4th day of June, 1856, on the
~ promised, will leased, to the highest bidder,
the DWELLING HOUSE and GARDEN belonging to Mar
tin Wygand, in the town of stanton. There are
from to ~ acres OF land. The garden is in hig
state OF cultivation with an abundance of choice
fruit. The time OF the commencement OF the lease
will be ON the LIST of November ls56. will also sell
at the time and place, at Public Auction, the
personal property OF said Mysand. Te-ms announ-
ced on the day OF auction
A. j CARRIER, Com.
May 3-Spec. copy 4t-prnter's fee 81 so
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-03
SPRING TRADE, 1856.

VOHN NJ. NELSON, lat the old stand of Dcakins 4
- Merritt, invites attention to the Stock of Beauti
full Well Selected SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS, which he is now receiving. Every des-
eruption Of Goods usually found in weA appont ed
Dry Goods Establishment, may be had at ms store,
at low prices, for each OF six months credit 70
prompt customers.
Staunton, April s. 1856.
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For CONSTABLE II.

FOR CONSTABLE.
EKTE are authorized 70 annonnte JONI IL. CnAw
w FORD candidate for the office of C0NSTA-
BILE, in the First District of Augusta county, to
succeed Mr.. NJ. W. Crawford, the present incum=
bent. who declines reelection.
Feb 10, 1856.
/ ;ANN0UNCE myself a candidate for the office
4 Of Constable, in the Second District. fit should
be the pleasure of the people to elect me, /
will discharge the duties OF the Office faithfully
March, l. 1856 d. W. c. SLANkER.
VETE are authorized to announce }. Ii. BRowN, a
w candidate for the Office CT CONSTABLE, in
the second District.
March g, 1856.
TNTE are authorized 20 announce WILLIAM L..
w WOODWARD a candidate for the Office Of CON
STABLE, in the first District.
w L are authorized to ounce WILLIAM Ne
w FAIL candidate for the Office of Constable
in the 1st District.
70 tie fotefs Of the Second District.
r ANNOUNCE myself as candidate for TIE Office
4 Constable Of the Second District.
March 30, 1859. SAML Il CLARKE.
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I UST received and for sale by STAPLES, MAR
~ TIN CO. llhds. prime N. .. Sugar; Is
bbls. Coffee Sugar, A. b. G. Is bbls. Crushed Pull
vered end Granulsted Sugars; 80 bags Rio, Laguy-
ra, Java, Mocha and Marcabo Coffee 2G bbls u.
o. Melasses-a prime article ! hid. Cuba do; 20
Sides No. Sole Leather; "a do. Calf Skin; Tea,
Cotton Yarns, Macaroni, Starch and large as
sortment of Wooden Ware. Salt, Plaster, &c.
April 10 1856
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FOR SHERIFF.


WE arc authorized to announce RUDOLPH
w TURK a candidate for HIGH SHERIFF of
Augusta County
Ifeleetcd, his deputies will be J. D. Hanger, in
the New Hope District, Jno. Towberman, in the
Greenvtlle and Stuart N. Crawford in the MtSo-
lon or Spring Hill Districts He expects to have
II. p. Eubank to assist him in attending to the
Pastures and Middlebrook District
March s, 1865
XE+E are authorized to announce GEORGE H.
w COCHRAN, Sem, candidate for the Sher-
ftfalty of Augusta County.
ETESsRS. EDITORS In reply to the request
WI OF ''Many Voters" in the Vindicator OF the
22d inst, and at the solicitation Of many personal
friends, announce myself candidate for the
SIlERlFFALTf of Augusta county. should II
be the pleasure of the voters this county to eject
me, will epdeavor faithfully 10 discharge the du-
ties Of the Office. L. +. w lLSoN-
March 20, 1865
Highland County.
w are authorized 70 announce JAMES N: Nc
w GUFFlN a candidate for Sheriff OF Highland
county.
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NOTICE.

'INllE firm Of B. & j. s. Crawford is this day dis
Il solved by mutual consent, J. s. Crawford hnv-
ing sold out his interest to James w. Crawford and
Henry H. Cochran, the firm will be Continued ander
the style of Crawford & Cochran 1t becomes ab-
solutely necessary that all accounts due te old
firm, up to Jan. lst 1856, should be settled up i'm
medately. BENJAMIN CRAWFORD,
JOHN ). CRAWFORD
April IL, 1856.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-03
JUNCTION VALLEY TURNPIKE
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

ID virtue of a decree made by the Circuit Court
I'D of Rockbridge at its April term, i D., 1856, in
the Of William l.. Figgat and others, the
Junction Valley Turnpike Company and others
pending therein, the undersigned Commissioners tor
the purpose appointed Will, on Saturday The ga deg
Of aag'st, is56. sell at Public Auction to the high
est bidder, at the front door of the Court House in
Lexington the franchise o! the said Junction Valley
Tdrnpise Company and its roa Is with the appurte-
nane3s thereto attached. The read is sixty miles in
length, leading ron buchanan to Stanton, and
with iHdjcion. fsfaageHent may be made prohta-
Die faTe,t@aas7
'fghas ;Casa Il hand sufficient to pay cost of suit
and expenses -ae, ald Tor the residue d credit Of
six, twelve, eighteen, and twenty-io months in
four equal instruments. the purchaser giving bond
with approved personal seenlity.
TIIAS /
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M r S l.. n. w A RD

HAS returned from the cities of New York, Phil
i L adelphia and Baltimore. where she purchased
a large aud varegated assortment of
SPRING AND SUMNER MILLINERY,
She now prepared to furnish every cle OF goods
in the Millinery line of business andrespectfully re-
quests the patronage of her old customers and the
public generally.
April PC Iso6.-Spec. conY ST.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR sAAE.

INCUR mixes west OF GreenyiHe in tho upper end
Il OF Augusta county. l will offer the above nam
ed Farm at public auction, On Saturday, the 3lst
time. This Farm contains IjG Acres, lies we'll in
form, and is well watered-haying four good springs
well situated to water stock in the different fields
Also about go or 20 acres of fine Timber Land di
ferent portions of the Farm. The improvements
are a large Brick Dwelling House, brick Smoke
house, Stone Spring house, and other necessary out
buildings. deem it unnecessary to say more, as
persons wishing to purchase will view the property
April 26, 1856 .--tds.* JAMES ALLEN.
Esnct. tor conv
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HCYsE AND LOT FOR SALE.

vVNIIE HOUSE MD LOT lately occupied as a res
a idence, BY j. b. Breckenridge, deed, Staun-
ton, Va, is for sale.
This property offers an opportunity for one OF the
best investments, it be rented to great advan
tage. 1t has Five rooms with e-places and Four
other Bed roomsa large brick, two stories, kitch-
en-, and large Ice House. over which is a frame
Building of two floors, convenient for Store Room
TERMs :-One-fourth in hand, and the balance in
one two or three years, with interest. Apply to
a. n. BRECKENRIDGE.
April IT, 1s56-tf. Staunton, Va
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At his residence In Churchyille, on the 18th ut,,
Mr.. Wiley HARRIS aged II years, II months and
days
AT the residence of her father-in-law, in this corn
ty, on the 18th ult., Of Consumption Mrs MAaGA-
RET CULLEN, wife Of ii Cullen, in the S0th year
of her age
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MEAS. 81 ..:sax;D.

On the Sth mat. bg the Rev j S Blan, Mr. Jous
Fox to Miss EvELINE SlIFH-both OF this county.
On the 10th inst. by the Rev & w Staten, Mr.
GEoReE A. SELLERS Of Rockingham CO., to Miss
CATHERINE RgUSusH, of Augusta co.
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FhLs41LE LAND IN MARKET.

/ \ pursuance Of deed Of trust executed on the
y 18Th day of October l854, to the undersigned by
George kankif / shall proceed, on the premises ON
Saturday the 3lst day of May next to sell ut public
auction Tor cash, parcel of land containing
25S Sd Acres,
Cor so much thereof may be necessary to meet
the purposes cf said dced.) Said land is in the
County ot Augusta, on the waters OF Middle River,
adjoining the lands of Samuel Il. Finley John Hooi
and others. The hand is of first-r duality well
improved, with good buildings and is one of Che best
Farms in tbs county.
The title is believed to be ndisputable, but acting
as trustee, shall convey such title only as is vested
IN me by SAID Deed. n. X TROUT,
April 20, lS56.-Spec. copy Trustee.
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RICHMOND, May ., 1856.


BALrIxoaE, May 2. Flour, iha market firm,
and buyers giving $G.5J Il ESQ. Wheatl.@B to i.50
Corn, 81 to 55 cents. oats, 10 to SO. kye, IS
cents Clover Seed, 30 to $50. Timo.hy, SO to
100.
PtntADelPHrA.-Flou $50 10 700 Wheat lbs
to l. 70 Oats 40 cents. Tho offerings of Beef Cat
tie this week were abont 500 head, sales at Goa
Sll 90 per 100lbs Cowsand Calves-Sales at from
20 to $50. Shcep-Sales alta 50a$6 2b per head.
Hogs-salos at SO %.
NEw Yo4N.-Flour, rs to 500, and firm.
Wheat lslQ.
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Valuable Farm i'm keocElbris.gc
For SALE.

G1f virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to me by
Id David Il, Bell and wife to secure debts therein
mentioned, will p -oceed to sell to the highest old
der, the premises on the oath day of May 1856,
that VALUABLE FARM, GOSHEN, the late resi-
dence Of Joseph Bell, decd, containing some or
500 acres. This land lays on the Big Calf Pasture
River about 81 miles west OF Stanton on the Cen
trail Railroad, within few hundred yards of the
Goshen Depot The Improvements are substantial
two story Brick Dwelling house with Basement lour
rooms each floor, ans all necessary out buildings
about a we'll regulated Farm. Persons wishing to
purchase will please examine the premises which are
valuable.
fEaMs One fourth of the purchase money in
:laha, OF negotiane note at sixty OF ninety days
interest added, well ndorsad the balance in three
equal annual payments, with approved security for
the deferred instruments and title retained until all
the purchase noney is paid.
VIM. II. SHANKLTN,
dpfTi 70, 1S56.-tds. Trustee.
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A diploma Of The first class, YVES awarded by the
Virginia Mechanics Institute, for the promotion Of
the Mechanis Arts, to Samuel Sutherland, of Rich
nond, for a of Guns Pistols, and Rifles, exhb-
tied at the Exhibition OF Articles OF American Man
uaeture, held in the City OF Richmond on the 10th
day OF Nov. ls54.
kiehnnrd. May 3, lS56-IH.
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E9l6ss.Ee' SALE.

'1slh undersigned as executors of Michael Bear
decd, willoiler ut public sale on the 14tn dog
" juno nert, two Tracts OF Land one OF which CON
tains lug acres, living on branch of Middle River
one forth mile South of Churehyillc, and IA miles
North West OF Saunton. There is upon this farm
every necessary improvement, BKItH Dwell
LEAG H0GSE, and Bank Barn, Fruit OF all
kinds,and OF good quality, constant stream of wa
ter running through the premises, also spring of
excellent water. The other tract of land contains Isl
acres lying ON the waters of Buffalo Branch, "a
branch OF Nddle Rivera two miles south west of
Chufsh'lle, miles West OF Staurton, and miles
from the Depot o. the Central Rail Road. 1t has
upon it good Dwelling i'rese, Barn and other out
houses, well OF good water few yards from the
houee; Tfts land Is 'f good guilty, rs acres of
good bottom. About one half of said tract is clear
ed and in good state OF cultivation ANY fur Their
description Is not necessary as those wishing to
purchase will examine Tor themselves.
j.. :. BEAR.
PETER HANGER.
April II, 1856. Execnt,rs
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FOR COMMISSIONER CT TEE RF

FOR COMMISSIONER CT TIE REVENUE
WE are authorized to announce JOHN g. ST0-
w YER, candidate for reelection to the Office
Of Commissioner of the Revenue in the 2nd District
% Augusta County.
10 HE Voters Of Augusfa County.
RESPECTFULLY announce myself a cand-
a date for reelection to the Office of COMMlS-
S!oNER OF THE REV ENUE for the First Resenue
District. TH0S. NJ. DUNAHO.
March %, 1856
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April IL, 1856.

NTE will receive in few days, a very large and
w well assorted stock of Spring and Summer
goods, to which we call the attention of the old
friends and customers of HE house.
CRAW FURU Y COCHRAN
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IliOiS y Nl'ftiE,
WM. W. BOYD,
S. Med. MOORE, Oom
L. I. PAXTON.
,G.-tds.
Gaze gsosEar Cor Fifty Cesfs.

FE1lIE subscribers. with Wow of renewing to the
A West. Will sg! their neY and beautiful stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING at Cost for Cash. They
would, therefore, call the attention OF he public to
this rare chance offered, and invite them to call
soon, while their stock is new and complete.
They have also on hand beautiful assortment of
Gentlenan,s Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &c.
Nj. uiRSH K co.
w. Theif Store is on Main street, nearly oppo-
site l.. NJ. Cushine's Conleetioary.
May 3, l25G.-Spee. and True Amer copy st
n. B. All persons knowing themselves indebted
to the said firm. will please call and settle immedi-
ately, longer indulgence cannot be given, other
wire their accounts will be put in the hands OF an
officer.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber having purchased the Tanncry ri
Il q. W. Deal, Esq, OF this place, Waynesboro',)
would inform the late patrons of Mr. Deal, that he
will continue the business as heretofore, and would
be thankful for continuance of their patronage
have employed Mr.. ithodes (who has been with
MIR. Deal Tor some time, and whose character as a
workman is so well establshed,) to superntend the
business, who will take pleasure in promptly at
tending to the wants OF the customers.
| am prepared to purchase hides of every desrip-
ton, payable in casA--also so Cords of Chestnut
Oak, and SO do. OF Black Oak Bark for which the
cash will be paid, Ill. 5. GALLAHER.
From the above it will be seen, that have dispo-
sed 81 my fannery 10 Air. Galiaher, who will contin-
ue the business as hefetooie under the supernten-
dence OF MIR. Rhodes. | take pleasure IN recon-
mending Mr.. Rhodes as a superior workman, alter
tive to business, and with the joint efforts OF Mr..
Galaher and Mr. Rhodes, doubt not will give sat
isaction. hope, therefore, my friends viii con
to me- GEO, ". DEAL :
May g. ls56-tf
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For kseass.


TIME Eastern end of the large and pleasaptproper
ty situated in the upper end OF Newtown, on the
Northern side ofmain street going west The House
is new and commodous 1t contains FIVE rooms
a Kitchen, smoke House, and other out buildings
Terms reasonable. Apply to
April &c, 1856. HkRM4fK BELt.
DARGA AIMS II. NJ. HARDY has on hand the
I'D largest stock OF CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
ever offered in this market, which he Is determined
to sell as low Us can be bought elsevhere for cash or
approved paper also large stock Of second hand
work on hand. April rs, fs56.-2m
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS which we are
~ selling 1t very Aw prices fer cash Call and
look at tslso W. SMITHS Cheap Store, Staunton,
Va. April 70, 1856.
6yILKs SILKS, SILKS. for ladie, Dresses, Black
- and Ioo. 1t, at reduced prices at
April 70, lsSe. u. W. SMITHS.
TTArS. HATS, HATS.-Men and BOYS Hats
III Straw. Leghorn, Black Silk en,l Rough and
Ready Hats at low prices at q. w. SMITHS Next
door to the Marble Works Staunton, va
April 20, 1856.
NlCElot of Cassianeres, for Suits, yestings, &c.,
N lust received and for sale by
April 49, 1856. JNo. Nj. NELSON.
ruvHE Spring and Summer Styles of Hats for sal:
l. hv JN0. NJ. NELSON.
April, 49, 1856.
A SEPERhlR lot of dred Nenison Hams for
N s,leb by STAPLES, MARTIN, 4 GO.
April ~, isSs.
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M pEReY DAv1s:-l feel it to be my duty 10 bear
INV tsstnoar 10 til e.iieacy of your Pain Killer
have USED It IN tears for complaints io' te ston-
i.lh and bcscls. ! mud very severe attack lew
.l@,s ago of the asne and sqea ram IN nay oaes
for three DAYS ana rights that could get no re-
Sent and got II 25 cent bottle of the 'SeS efS'i5
i,sir Killer taak a little inwards, and bathed
according to directions, and one applisation has re-
,1n,gh with trembling hand. The application was
made ' last nisht about 8 dclodk, and had sweet
nights rest Ghave recommended it for several years
as have travelled COED deal, and IT has gwen
universal satisfaction where it has been used accord
Yours erstefnsly, i. PERRY CHlLDs,
Pastor OF Baptist Charch, Trey, ONO.
Anril 26 IdJ6,-2W.
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MISS KATE M; G0RAiN,
HAVING just returned from the North would in
IL vite the attention of all purchasers of
NyJT IAT,f II cnnnu

in this vicinity, to her and rich stock She 4
just opening beautiful assortment Of goods of the
most fashionable and recherche Styles adapted to the
present season Consisting in part OF every style of
Straw Honnets, Pedal Braids, line English Straw,
Fleunce, Aeghorn, Straw Tissue, shaker Hoods
Boomers, &c. Rich Dress Hats, Mourning Hats a
beautiful selection OF enei, Artificial Flowers, Head
Dresses and Dress trimmings.
She has also large assortment of Embroiderics,
Mantillas, Corded and Hoop Skirts, DC.
All may feel assured that a more desirable stock
cannot be found in point OF fashion, style, price.
April 49, 1856