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1856. UNOIN LINE OF 1857.
NASHVILLE IL NEW ORLEANS PACKETS.
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JAMES JOHNSON. .CAPT. JKssR JOHNSON.
HUMBOLDT. .....-.......... VIM. STRONG.
SCOTLAND............. 90 K. L. DIsMUKKs.
NASHVILLE. g THOs BELIsNYpER
TINE above steamers will regularly in the New Or.
Il leans and Nashville trade One OF them being in saeh
port every day during the boating These Boats
all owned in Nashville, and built especially for this trade
Capt b. Dueld will their in New Orleans and
will attend 10 any business connected with the line
specially solicit the patronage the Mercantile Travel
hg community, well satisfied that the Officers and Agents
viii spare eXeT0ns to desire their favOrs-
A. HAMILTON,
Agent, Nashville.
b. DUFIELD,
ncf0l A1an NauO OIL
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Our democratic citizens celebrated the triumph
OF their party in the State and in the Union on
Saturday night last by salutel of nineteen guns
at sunset and with bonfres and ilun1natons ct
night. The residences and places of business OF
business of most of the supporters OF Buchanan
were handsomely illuminated. We do not pur-
nose auy detailed description of the ilumina-
tim Indeed, we were confined during the
evening SO closely that we saw but little save
Cherry street, from Broad to Cedar. We heard
the taste of Mrs. DR.. WATERS, on College
street, especially commended. On our street,
the residences of Messrs ToM, SMITH, CRozTER, Nc.
.OERA, CUHSINaHAM, MCCALL, CLABoREE, COOPER,
CRAIaHEAD, CARTER, WILLIAMS, and McGAvccK,
and the large business houses of Gen. ALLISON,
were very beautifully illuminated. Throughout
the city, we are told the houses of the democrats
generally were lighted up. Large numbers of sky
rockets were sent up from all parts of the city du-
ring the evening; and 9 bonfire of tar barrels
blszed from the'centre of the lot opposite our Of
fee. where the famous abock-hunt" last congrega.
ted. 1,-.-55 - ~
@THE UNION" in large gas-light letters on ouI
as the sign of the head quarters An immense
concourse of people gathered at this point early II
the evening. They were addressed from tempo
rary stand between our front windows, by JAMES
NJ. DAVIDSON, Esq, of Lincoln; r. G. PAYNE, Esq
of Marry, and Hon. SAMUEL A. SMITH, OF Eas
Tennessee. These speeches were brief and eloquent
congratulations on the suspicious result OF the
election in Tennessee and the Union. At the
close the crowd paraded, after fife and drum
through the principal streets, cheering the houses
(which were illuminated. At the house of Capt
JAMES WILLIAMS, they refused to be satisfied unit
they called out the Captain and heard from him
short speech. Three rousing cheers were givel
for '1hs old Clay Whig,' and three more 70
GGrainger-the Banner County. -
The people were happy until late hour. An
so ends the Great Campaign of 1856.
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Mrs. Julia Jones,

II ESPRCFULLY informs the citizens Of Nash
IL willie that she Is now prepared to give les
sons ON the Piano. forte aad Singing. Termsf q Z
made known on application at her residence 90 High sire
between Spring and Broad. lOct2s-lme
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NOTICE.
THERE will be meeting of the Davidson County Ag-
Il rienural and Mechanical Association on SATuHDAT,
the 18Th in o'clock, A. NJ, at The Aerchants EH-
chunge. The subject holding SPRING FAlR will be con-
sdered and is important that every member Oh the
Society should attend II. j. JONES, Seey.
+. K. RAINS President. .
III meeting of the Officers of the Fair will be held at
the place al . O'Clock. puncna attendance Is re-
quested. t...l. lnoYIJ-Se1.
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Nj Nsr n-i.ans 55asnect fully informs the
Ladies and ' Gentlemen Of - Nashville, that he
of wEssELL THoMPsox No e Union street In lew lessons
Ladies' taught to write neat easy and apd
and Gentlemen bold rapid business style Hours rom 10
u A M. and etc 4P. NJ and from 70 ~ hens.
Persons from The country finish their lessons In one
week. Ii.a -.
As Mr. ID; win time TO call on families ne hopes
that all who desire to join his Classes will make early aPpca
ton.
persons scquainted with merits, his system Of writing
needs recommendation those acquainted win IL
Mr. D. refers the following remarks and testimonials IN
stead of teaching Peumanshp merely initiative Art
experience Of years enabled him reduce Il 10 the
certainty of Science, that being guided By knowledge,
Of random practice pupils from TO co years Of age,
can in a short time learn to write with ~
EASE, ELEGANCE AND RAPIDITY.
So accurate Is his system aud Uniform success that
after witnessing effects several hundred pupils in this
place. the amened Alfred Hume observed, " consider il
but justice say believe II not only the best system
bot The only deserving the namefor BY strict attention
the rules given, may short time, acquire
| a free, rapid and elegant hand"
such Mr. believes will be the opinion OF ell who tsst its
merits and an experience Of above u years (mosty in New
Orleansl since The opinion expressed Mr. ID.
hopes has deraced nothing from the merits Of his system or
| his skill In teaching IL. 49,
| NJ See Mr.. Dolbear's large Cireular-i tnoYA-1
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ABSTRACT STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
BOOKS OF TIE NASHVILLE AND CHATTA-
NooGA RAILROAD COMPANY.
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GET THE BEST.
Larconabe's A117brOtypes
rJNooK the first Premium all competitors al the rc-
cent Exhibitions aud acknowledged 10 be The best
Pictures made in Tennessee
Oh Made as heretofore at New York and PniladeiPhs
prices and put up in Up top style his AMBRoTYPE
Rooms, No 10 College street, over Campbell Sonegahs
noyI3-dIm.
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Land and Negroes For
.DS Sale!

ON THE NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA
IEs RAILROAD.
TINE owner would sell Accommodating terms or ex
change for Real Estate In NASHVILLE about SIX HIM
drsd Acres OF rich Bottom Land and Twenty superior
gross together with Mules, Stock, and Farming ImPls
FOF further Information apply The Traders Bank
Vile, Tenn. lnoVIi-tf.
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ASPEN ROW SCHOOL,.

n ia reru strange that some people will endure
phenmatis pains Tor days and nights, while few
anncations of Perry Davis Pain Killer, which
earn be procured at any Store will entirely relieve
them. - a.
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BLACK ROCK SPRINGS.

rT'HlS delightful wstering place will be opened fol-
i the reception of visitors the 18th OF july
1t is situated in the county of Augusta, 20 miles
East of Stanton, l6 miles from Waynesboro', and
miles from Meyers Cave. Hacks and buggies can
be readily obtained, either at Waynesboro' or at
Staunton.
deem it altogether unnecessary to enter into any
elaborate description. Its waters have been ahalv.
zed by Professor Rogers, and pronounced the stron-
gest and purest Chaly beate in the State. They are
eicacious in cases of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
act most powerful ON the kidneys and general de-
bity, but their most powerful effects have been dis
played in the cure of various female Diseases
These Springs are admirably suited to persons
from Eastern Virgininia, whose health wfuia 5
more readily promotedby the use of the wa 81 ali
the mild and healthy climate by which they arr snr
rounded. Indeed, the region of country in wh,a
they situated, has been long noted for its salu-
bIity and, possessing as they do, many advantages
both for heslth and pleasure, render them a very
desirable retreat for few months, and commend
to the public favor by more than ordinary claims.
large Ball Room for those who may wish to en-
gage in the meanders of the merry dance.
TERMS for board per week, So, children and SER
wants half price.
We pledge ourselves to spare pains to please all
who may favour us with call.
l.. Il. d, FAULCONER
N. w. BATHS, froprietors.
July 5, lS5G-tf
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KOSSUTII.

YU,IIIS fast trotting and fine bred Stallion to whom
/ was awarded the first premium two years in
succession, Qs54-5,) at the Virginia State Agris
cultural Fair, and who is considered to be one OF
the fastest and best bred trottng Stations in Amer
ica will STAND full season in Augusta county
commencing on the first day of August, ana closing
on the first day of October at the following places
viz: Peter Hangers, Sra. near Waynesooro oo
Staunton: and will be let to Mares at $40 the single
leap, $40 the season. and $50 insurance; 81 in all
cases to the Groom. The season will commence at
Hangers where he will, remain days. thence to
Rcbertsons, 3 DAYS: then to Staunton days; and
so continue throug hout the season.
The Horse will be under the management OF Peter
Hanger and Col. A. G. Robertson who will give any
information desired.
Nsa- The Horse WILDE exhibited in Staunton at the
July Cont II. j. SMITH.
July IL, .-4t-Prntcr's fee $3.50.
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Useful Inventt5fs
WELLS BROADCAST GRAIN ANN

CE ED . U w Elk,
'INHE above Invention, so valuable TO the farming
Il community, was patented in December last. and
for the hrst time is offered to the FARMING in,ar
est to inspect and test 1t has long been desired nv
the gram growing sections of the country tn ohta;n
Machine that would save time and labor in VIM
the gram, and at the same time scatter the seed
eve!ly and regularly over the surface. This Ma
chine embraces all the desirable qualities rennisit.
tor grain ard seed sowing. The Ma IL cheat,
ana OF simple arrangement 1t can be attached
without trouble or expense, to the tore-wbeels of
wagon OF, to cart, as may be desired and worked
with one horse and boy. The Sewer can be recu-
lated so as to put any quantity of grain on The
ground desired, and will SOW from forty to f;ftv
bushels per day. according to the size of grain boz
In all tests to which the o. A w.
BROADCAST SOLVER
has been subjected it has fully realized the .. nects
lions of most partial friends and in presen tinc il
TO the farming community we do MT hesitate to ssy
that 1t VIII perform all that it is Recommended to do
The undersigned have purcL ssed the right to tho
States of Delaware, Maryland, Pennsyiyana. y;r..
ginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri. Arkansas
Georgia, alabama, Mississippi, Texas Fiorid North
Caroline and Louisiana, and Kansas and Nebrs Az
Territories. "AN 'eoi a'Aa
=. M.a- Persons wishingto purchase State or conpt,
hg's IN any OF the above named territory will az
Agent. JAMES NccEE 'ehiua
July fA, fooos-zm THOMAS S, WOOD.
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MEDICAL NOTICE

nR. WIN. N. HARDIN, Graduate of the Jef1er-
son Medical College of Philadelphia, of the New
York Medical College, of the city of New York. of
the New York Opthalmic Hospital, and also having
certificate of honor conferred upon him by Profess
sor Ogden, Doremus of the Chemical laboratory
Of the city of New York, signed by Horace Green,
ulty of the New York Medical College, and the ex-
pericnce of years in the practice of Medicine,
offers his services to the citizens of Middlebrook,
Augusta county, and surrounding country.
Having spent the past winter in the various Medi-
cal Colleges, Hospitals and Dispensaries in the city
of New York, and also having taken of Mil
itary Surgery under Isidor Chuck, Surgcon-in Chief
to OrEHArl4r SURGERY, diseases OF Females, and the
Respiratory Organs.
He may be found at the Middlebrook Hotel, or the
Office lately occupied by DR.. Warwick, unless pro.
fessionaly engaged.
May II, IS56-3t
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Commission ,r,s sale Of Town Lots.

THE undersigned, as Commissioner of the Circuit
L Court of Augusta county, on Saturday, the
3Gth'day of Angus next in pursuance of decree of
7aid Court will expose to sale, to the highest bidder,
three LOTS, lying in the Northwest part of the town
of Staunton, which belonged to the late John Bar
nv, decd These Lots are known as lots No. 4, 5,
and 6. LOT No. 4, contains so Square Poles, and
will be sold upon credit of 6, II, and Is months,
with interest from date Lot No. D, contains 40
Square Poles and will be sold rpon the following
terms, via So. SO in cash, S35 PAYABLE November
1lth, 1906, S36 81 payable on November Eta, 1885,
and the balance in months thereafter, with inter
est from day OF sale. Lot No. 6, contains Acre,
Roods and Poles, and will be sold upon the follow
ing terms, viz: $50 50 III cash. and the balance in
live instslfaens, falling due the 10th day
of April in each year. with interest from the day Of
SALE the interest upon the whole payable annually.
In addition 10 the hand payments above required,
she purchaser of each Let will be rssnired 20 sen
trihuSe in cash, his proportion Of the costs Of suit
and sale. Fer the deferred payments, bonds with
approved security will be required and the title to
the properly retained as ultimate security.
y plan Of the Lots may be seen at Hartman |. Bells
office.
Sale to commence at II o'etoea a, NJ, in frons of
B. Crawford 4, Co.'S Store.
Il. N. BELL Comr.
CUSHING 4 WATTS, Auctioneers.
July 26, 1S56-tds.
The above she Is postponed until Saturday the
9Th of September, 1856. Fl. NJ. b.
Avg Is, 1858.
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Land For sale.

TN pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court OF
i Augusta County, rendered on the 25th DAY OF
June 1856 in the case of jacob Dull, and ID ay II
Dull Sr, and others, ganst Geo. Baylor Admin
istrator of Jacob Dull deed, Mary Dull, Hannah
Dull. Elizabeth Dull and others, shall as Commits
sioner named in said Decree proceed to sell on the
premises on Friday the 18th day of September 1896,
to the highest bidder tract of land lying in the
county of Augusta about miles southwest OF
Staunton containg about $50 Acres. There are
about lis OF 100 Acres of cleared land On this farm,
in a good state OF Cultivation and the balance Is
well tinbered, about or 10 Acres OF excellent
Meadow and branch of water running through
the farm, comfortable Log Dwelling House, a good
Barn, and all necessary out houses, and spring Oh
first rate water near the house. -.
TERMS SO much cash will be required as VIII
be sufficient, to pay the expense of ssf~r and the
cost of this suit and the balance in equal payments
of one. two, and three years from day of Sale, the
purchaser giving bond with good security, and the
title to be retained until the payment OF the whce
W. S. II. BAYLOR, Com'r.
August l6, ls5e.--Roekinsham Register copy.
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NEW ARRIVAL.
C. /. q II IL n C.

nGh most excellent Spring and Summer Stock OF
we have the pleasure of exhibiting to the public the
latest and best patterns and styles of fine and bu-
siness dresses, in French and other cloths, CASH
stus of all kinds together with Hats, Caps,
and large assortment in the furnishing line. In
stead of the useless enumeration of articles, we
simply state, that we brought larger stock this
Spring than ever before. The careiulness with
which it was selected, justly recommends our goods
to the purchaser in preferenceo all others and the
astonishing low prices will induce him to buy
Just come and examine
TO country merchants we will sell at Baltimore
wholesale prices. KAHN SCHUCHTERER,
Nain ST., next to Woodward House.
April 5, 185G.-Spec copv
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Off to Newport.

NUITE a number OF the Upper Ten New ! ofW
~ citv this morning for Newport, where they can
nnet,il to make sensation. The gentlemen We're
ali clad in suits of elegant clothing purchased at the
Brown St,u, Clothing Hall of koekhil. ilson,
~, pas aud All Chestnut street. July 5.
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Adjoiniag Komerer's Je,eelry Store.
ITO the lovers of the Weed, and ehewers of To-
l. bacco, beg leave to announce that have open
ed SEGAR AND TOBACCO ESTARLlSH-
NEN7, at the above mentioned stand, where at all
times, may be found Segars Of all the most admired
Brands, of imported and domestic manufacture,
with Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of the very
best kind. practical experience of many years
in the above business, and a thorough knowledge
of the same, justi6es me in saying that can supply
all demands aud administer to the tatse of the most
invetel ate tobacco chewers and smokers. hope my
many friends will give me trial, and heir kind
support, in my endeavor to establish myself here,
promising them strc. and tsthiul attention to bus
mess WILLIAM BARkMAN.
Moe 1erc
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Wagon Making.

THE undersigned has taken the old stand of Nc,
in the vicinity of the Western Lunatic Asylum, on
the Lexington Road, where he is prepared to exc
cute all orders in his line. He pledges himself to
work the best material, and to guarantee the work
promptly executed at moderate prices. All his
work will be warranted for IL months.
JOSEPH +. TANNEHlLL.
N. b. All descriptions Of wagon timber takeni
exchange for work.
March 8, 1858.
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Augusta Female Seminary,

SIAUNION, "A. $50
TINE next annual session of this institution will
i open on Monday, the LIST of September, under
the instruction and general management of Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. II. MARQUES, with such other teachers as
been erected for the accommodation of the Princ-
pal and Boarding Pupils, and the Trustees feel JUS
tilted, from the ampest testimonials, in giving
RANGES that .'the patrons of the Seminary will find
in the Principal, accomplished faithful energetic
teachsr-onc who has extraordinary success in in
spring his pupils with affection for him and enthu-
sias for their studies, and that in all respects the
School will be worthy Of the confidence of the public.
Circulars containing fall particulars will be fur
nished, upon application to the Principal.
TRUSTEES:
FRANCIS MCFARLAND, President,
John HENpKEN SOLOMON J. LOVE,
JOHN McCUE, ADAM LINK,
JACOB BAYLOR, DAVID FULTz,
JOSEPH II. WILSON John TRIMBLE,
john ID. lMBoDEN, Jos. A. WADDELL,
WILLIAM BRowS, WILLIAM NJ. TATE.
JulS 10, 1656-1st Sep.
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Fls NESS DIRECTOR Y.

VIRGINIA FEMALE lNSTTuIE-sessio
v cc,n fr,-, es tst September III each yeaf'-
Rev. Il. II. rA,LLlPs, Principal omo.
NaARMAiI & BELL, Attorneys al Law oii'oe
opposite the Central bahk, Cow
wr N rEI,I, Notary Pubic ana Oo'h
z2E. n: ,ner to take deposi,ions, ano se''le
a,coa.ts Of ,iuarIians, Administrators h"e'u'o''
ssnstees, 81. , Cen,r,
AT X. TROUT Attorney az Law oe"'''
W. Bank Row. Staunton. va. c,.;.. and
II B. ESERIDGE-Apotheeary chemist anu
" - - Main street, TAUNTON, Va
nAVID $. BEAR. Watch-Makef anu 'e"e'''
~ Main Street. Stauton, u,o Mai,
q D CHANDLER, Cabinet Maker, wan
"A. street Staunton-Furniture a, heh'h'h'
prices. Coo, S,or,
mo. B. EVANS, Tobacco and segat ''0'e
~ opposite the Pos, Oihcc ,s.aenson. dealers
lUORRlS s. GOODE, Merchants a" Sro ec
vi in Eapcy anA Staple Goods ana oioo nv
generally. Opposite Viao'.''o'
.e. sae s1aHF.0 CoNNELL-lron Founders n IS
U and acknowledgements at Not'n e"o v
- ~ & Co.---Fotya51a an,s,s a; IN
NAN n 80 Merchants, and dealers ID
~ q ooJs generally, corner opposite va rl1m
wNO. b. WATTS-Auorney a. Id" ~
n on Central Bank Row, slauh.o", Law
DAVIOR & BAYlOR-h.'o'"o! ,ho Cour,
d Office in Brick building opposite 'h' N0'''
House. ,u. Harness and
T1nuk Factory, opposite Va. Hotel. ~
TWBOEEN& Nc CUE-At.o1n me-, a. La"
L office nex, door 10 Harman beil. and
~ ~ COCHRAN s. OO.-IobacGonissSs., an'
u. dealers in segars, Snuff, sc,' New '"ee''
M 1s"iys;i & sTRIBLLNG Merchants ,i M an"
IA dealers in Fancy Goods, generally NAM
"a ..e E.yI9MIN s. Us. CRaWF0kD-MM si.
,E6 chants and dealsrsin Fancy 1ooas' wan
Street. Staunton. crocer
NJ SCU.HIDT-Mercha and u1o.e'i
AVA New Town Pump, Nam Sis s s,"', VI.
VIRGINIA HOFEL-Staun'on-N'ce'u"s
Peyton, Proprietors. c,,
IN GUSHING s. Oo-Contec,'oners ;o' 9
II. GERS and dealers in Fancy Artleies:N MO-
Alain Street. Stauuton. Nor
EENTRAL BANK OF VlRGlNlA-Ne"
0Brick Building opposite Union Han.
vAMES G.. LAIRD-Chcmist aud Druggist MAN
j Street, Staunton, Va. u,n,.,
AIRS. l.. H. WARD. n liner and Maniao
w maker, Staunion, Va. :,
RWFoODWARD HOUSE, stanton, va
AH ]. N. Woodward prof. tor 18th.
nR. B. B. DCNAGHs.e 'e i''neo'"se''
~ opposite the Post Office.
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Trustee and Commissioner. 81.


X virtue of a decree rendered at thelast Term of
- the Circuit Court Of Augusta County. in Tho
case OF Shelley, Trustee, vs. Gushing and others /
shall, on Friday, the 29th day of Aeeast. 1885 su
on the promises, to the highest bidder at oIbIc apo
t9n the valuable Dwelling and Store House. and
cupled by Edwin NJ. Cushing also the Store Room
adjoining, now occupied as an Auction Ware Room
named Oliver. '"'1"D'o o'A'''
At the same time and place. as Trustee of r. Ii
ana a. Il. Gushing, will sell all the Household and
kltceeh Furniture of the said f. NJ and A. r. Cnsh
ing also, all the Furniture of the store Room
parties. 0PsAv Va 'a'o
Terms OF SALE or the purchase money Of the
Real Estate, SO much to be padin cash be nee
essary to pay expenses of the sao and costs Of sniff
the balance in 6, II, Is, and "a months The slave,
oliver, Will be sold on credit of six months tho
osher Personal Property, when the purch ase money
amounts to ten dollars more on credit of tbyea
months; under Ten dollars, cash. Negotiable Notes
win unquestionable endorsers to be given for tho
deferred payments, and the title to the Real Estate
to be retained as ultimate security
HUGH w. SHEFFEY
:. 81, Trustee and Conn.,
ouif ~ 1'00--Spec copy tbs, and mark charge.
Printers foe Sc
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Great Bargains for Cash.

WHITE & PATTON will. on and after the ISL ol
w July offer their entire Stock of Goods. a.
mounting to between $4,000 and $4,000 at Prime
Cost, and less in many instances, for Cash.
The Co-Partnership expires by limitations on the
lst day Of Decembernext Its therefore aesifaole
that their stock shall be reduced to the lowest point
in order to final winding up of said concern: AZ
persons wanting bargains from most desira9'e
Stock will find it to their interest to call ana make
their purchases of us. an
Our accounts are made out to the !st July. All
persons indebted either by account or bond are ear
ncsy requested to discharge such liability without
delay. ". q +.
July 5, 1856.
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IA S1'ELESS LIQUID CATHARIIC
or "a MIIY PHYSJC

vTNHISis the best, cheapest and most efficient Ca
i THARTlC ever offered to the public.
1t is rAsrELrss, thereby avoiding the nauseatng eff
feet of Pills, Oil, SIENNA, Co, and produces grip
ping other painful effects. Unlike all other pur
gatvcs, it searches to the bottom of the disease,
thoroughly cleanses the stomach, and leaves the
bowels entirely free from costiveness.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Children drink it readily and without forcing, and
no medicine is more highly recommended by the
Medical Faculty.
Give it fair trial, and then Judge for yourselves
II can be had wholesale or retail of J. b. EskRIDGE
otannton'; Purcell, Ladd L Co.. Richmond /; L. H.
stabcr Co., Baltimore; j. I. Antrim, Green
vile.
Aug. 4, IS55.-1y.