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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-23
COLUMBIAN GUAN0,


The subscribers are now prepared to furnish
Farmers with the above named article in any
quantities they may require The Columbian
Is a new article, Of recent discovery and impor-
tation, and seems to be just the thing our Farm
ers have long wanted.
From the analysis of DR.. W. L. REESE, State
Inspector, hereunto annexed, it is found to CON
tain largely more of Bone Phosphate Of Lime,
than any other Guano ever discovered. Almost
every Farmer is convinced that in order to get
his land in permanent productive order, phos-
pilates are absolutely necessary. There can be
no permanency without it,
As il seems to be impossible 10 supply the de-
mand for Bone Dust, Farmers need not, in our
Judgment, have the least hesitation in using the
Columbian as substitute for Bone, as it con-
tains nearly double as much phosphoric acid as
the bone, and much cheaper in price, taking the
phosphoric acid ms a basis We ask a very
careful examination of the analysis Of DIR. Reese:
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR OF GuASo, !
No. IL Exchange Building, Baltimore.
Analysis Of an average sample Of "Colum-
bian Guanon contained in package sent by
Adams Co.'s Express from Washington, d.
c., by Messrs. MORGAN Il RHISEHART, August
4th, 1855
Phosphoric Acid 400
Lime, &c. 1891
10000
400 per ct. ofphosphoric acid is equal TO
95.42 per Ct Of bone phosphate Of lime.
WIN. S. REESE.
The above sample Of Columbian Guano con.
tains larger per centage Of phosphorc acid
than any lot have seen and furnishes to the
farmer a valuable source Cor obtaining that arti.
Gle in form well adapted for its successful ap
plication. W. s. r.
The Columbian is securely packed in barrels
and sold at S35 per ton.
MORGAN & RHINEHART, Ag'ts,
Corner Of eth and G Streets, 2
sep 2--am Washington, d. C.
Williamsport Timcssopy and send bill to Ag,s
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NO. 523 1th ST. doors North Penn. Av.
WASHINGTON CTPK d. G.
HAVE NOW IN STORE, and will CONT
III nue. to receive weekly supplies during the
season, a very large stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
all of the best class--aud a large portion of
which have been purchased at recent large auc-
ton sales in New York, which will enable us to
offer some GOOD BARGAINS.
We cordially invite the special attention Of
the citizens of Montgomery and adjoining coun-
ties to an examination of Stock before making
their purchases elsewhere. We name few of
the most desirable and leading articles Of the
present season:
A large lot of rich figured plain and striped
DRESS SILKS;
so pieces rich plain DRESS SILKS, in all the
proper colors;
60 pieces superior black MORE ANTIQUE.
black watered and plain black Silks, some
heavy and very cheap;
100 pieces very rich plaid FRENCH MERINOS
for ladies dresses
100 pieces plain and printed MOUSSELIN. all
well assorted;
100 pieces plain FRENCH MERINo in all de-
sirable colors;
IN MOURNING GOODS
We have full line of the best brands. -
Black Bombazines, Tamies Cloths, Mousselin.
Alpacas, Challeys and French Merinos.
EMBROIDERIES.
French Worked Collars, Sleeves. Chemisetts
Pocket lIdl<s., Cambria and Muslin Flouncinc
and the best brands of ladies and gentlemen's
Paris Kid Gloves, sc.
PARIS CL0AKS AND SHAWLS
In Sich Moirc Antiqe silk, Cloth Cloaks and
Talmas, comprising all the latest novelties of
the season. Rich Stella, Bordered Brocha.
Cashmere Long and Square Shaws, Fine Black
Cloth and Thibet Shawls, Long and Square
Plain Cloth Shawls. Some very cheap in the
lot.
20 pieces Habit Cloth for ladies cloaks and
dresses, in all the durable colors.
IN STAPLE GOODS
Wa deal very extensively, and have in store
a superior lot Of bleached and brown Cotton
Shirtings and Sheetings, Canton Flannels.
Wooden Flannels, Superior Shifting Linens.
Table Diapers, Napkins, Towellings, Blankets
OF the best brands, and Counterpanes GA and
3-4. Heavy full Cloths Plaid Linseys, Cotton
Osnaburgs, and 0snaburg Calicos-the best
article ever produced for servants dresses In
fact we have every article to be had in any
well ordered Dry Goods House.
ES- Particular atteation given to Orders
Jar All articles sold at our establishm en-
are warranted to prove as represented.
COLBY h SEARS,
oct2I-4m Washington, D. G.
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STILL GREATER ATTRACTIONS.
Gcorp's Gaop's Book,
FOR 90.
4 q e lS SO .

ENIFTY-SECoND Volume! The Pioneer
IL Magazine.
Especially devoted to the wants OF the La
dies Of America.
Where this Magazine Is taken in a house. no
other is wanted, as it comprises all that
could be obtained by taking any other Maga-
zines.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-23
COLUMBIAN GUANO.

'HNIIE subscribers would call the attention Of
Il the Farmers of Montgomery county to the
above named article, and invite their attention
to the analysis of DR.. W. S. REESE, State In
spector as
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Dr.. ROSES TREATISE on CONSUMPTION.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
A6Ipoc,

JOHNSON STEWART ROSE.
Office s3l, Broadway, New York.
Gss- The new postage law requires that all
letters be prepaid. My correspondence being
extensive, applicants, to ensure replies, must
enclose postage
Money letters must be registered by the Post
master, such letters only being at my risk
oct 27-6 m.
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A splendid STOCK OF DRY Goods!
COLLEY d. SEARS,

No. 523 18th st. doors North Penn. Av.
WASHINGT0N CITY, d. G.
HAVE NOW IN STORE, and will CONT
Il IL nue. to receive weekly supplies during the
season, very large stock of
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-16
Useful Invention
WELLS BROADCAST GRAIN AN ID


Vie above Invention, So valuable to the farming
\ community, was patented in December last, and
Tor the frst time Is now offered to the farming inter
est to inspect and test 1t has long been desired by
the sections of the country to obtain
a Machine that would save time and labor in sowing
the grain, and at the same time scatter the seed
ever " and regularly over the surface This Ma
chine embraces all the desirable qualities reouisto
for grain and seed sowing. The Machine is cheap
and OF simple arrangement. 1t can be attached.
without trouble or expense, to the fore-wheels of
wagon or to cart, as may be desired. and worked
with one horse and boy. The Sewer can be rcgu-
lated so as to put any quantity of grain on the
ground desired, and will SOW from forty 10 fifty
bushels per day. according to the size of grain box
In all tests to which the
BROADCAST SO WEIR
Las been subjected it has fully realized the expecta
tons OF most partial friends; and in presenting it
to the farming community we do not hesitate to saw
that it wiz perform all that it Is recommended 10 do
g. The Undersigned have purchased the right to the
States Of Delaware, Maryland Pennsylvania, Viz
ginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, ArkSnsHs,
Georgia Alabama, Mississippi, Texas, Florid NortI
carolina and Lousia ana, aud Kansas and Nebrask;
Territories.
&Sfs- Persons wishing to purchase State or County
Rights IN any OF the above named territory will adj
dress us at Weston, Lewis county. Va: or Riohta
Agent. JAMES MCGEE
July Il, loo6.--2m. THOMAS S. WOOD.
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= a 6 SENSERS
QUE CMMIRlIS
BLACK RoCN SPRINGS.

FTHls delightful watering place vii. be opened fol
4 the reception of visitors ON the 18th OF july
1t is situated in the county of Augusta 20 miles
East of Stanton, IL miles from Wayncsboro', and
miles from Meyers Cave Hacks and buggies eal
be readily obtained, either AZ Waynesboro' or n
Stanton.
deem it altogether unnecessary to enter INFO AMI
elaborate description. Its waters have been ahaly-
zed by Professor Rogers and pronounced the stron.
gest and purest ChalYbeate in the State. They arc
eAicaeous in cases of dyspepsia Liver Complaint
act most powerful on the kidneys, and general de-
bility bat their nest powerful effects have been dis
played in the cure Of various female diseases.
These Springs are admirably suited to perse
from Eastern Vifeininia, whose health We,
more readily promotedby the use OF tho T,l,o4s II &
the mild and healthy climate by whc tles aeesui-
rounded. indeed The region Of CnaHfav Al Nai.l
they are si;rated has bees long uUted ot its ssiu-
bity; and, possessing aethsy d, laaag asl4altsses
both for heslth and least . render tbGg "a very
desirable retreat for iep months, and co9meaG
to the public favor By more thap ordinary el1iias.
A large Ball ROOM - lhose who may wish to en-.
gage in the meanaers % She merry dance.
TERMS 'ol board per week, Sc, children and SER
wants half price.
We pledge ourselves to spare no pains TO please sl
who may favour H. With call.
i. 7. d. FAULCONER ,,.,..
N. w BATES, iroPrle'ofs
July 5, lS5G-tf
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MEDICAL NOTICE,

nR. WIN. N. HARDIN, d Graduate of the JefIef
~ Medical College of Philadelphia, of the New
York Medical College, of the city of N ew York, of
the New York Opthalmic Hospital, and also having
certificate Of honor conferred upon him by Profess
scr X Ogden, Doremus Of the Chemical laboratory
Of the city of New York, signed by Horace Green,
NJ. D. Emeritus Professor and President OF the Fac
ulty Ut the New York Medical College, and the ex-
perence of seven 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 Med
cal Colleges, Hospitals and DispensaIies in the city
of New ork, and also having taken course OF Mil
tary Surgery under isidor Guek, Surgeon-in- Chiei
Of the Hungarian army, viii pay especial attention
to OPERATIVE 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-
fessionally engaged.
Mn. 10
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-16
New Segar and Tobacco store.
PPOSJ I'll T. VIRGIN HOT Ell

Adjoining Kamere,'s Je,eelry Store.
To the lovers of the Weed, and chewers of To-
l. bacco, | beg leave to announce that have open
ed a SEGAR AND TOBAGCO ESTABLISH
NENTl at the above mentioned stand, where at all
times, muy 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 thorough knowledge
of the same, justies in saying, that can supply
all demands, and administer to the tatse OF the most
inveteia tobacco chewers and smokers. hope my
many friends will give trial and their kind
support, in my endeavor to establish myself here,
promising them strict and fsithu attention to bus
mess WILLIAM BARkMANs
Nav IS 1853
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Gr.at yearggs,,s Cor Cash.

WHITE PATTON will, on and after the ISL o. ..
manr,ip" 70 befween si2 900 and $4,000 at Prime
Get. and less in many instances, lar Cash. a..
The Co-Psrtnership expires by iimitatioh' on ihe
LIST dav of Decembernext It's thefei9fe aes ao,t
that their stock shall be reduced to the lowest POM
in order to final winding up oil said concern: Al
persons wanting bargains from most aeslraple
Stack Will find to their interest to call anu MaAc
their purchases of us. ,,,a.1n,r An
nafsons indebted either by account or bond are ear
nestly requested to discharge such iabiiN WITHOUT
delay.
I.lv 4 1876.
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valuable Land for sale.

A s Agent for the widow and heirs of John Nc
IA Clure decd, l will sci Tract of Land, situa-
ted one mile from Waynesboro', cqu-distant be-
tween the Turnpike and Central Railroad, contain
ing 80 Acres; about 70 acres cleared and the bal
ance heavily tlmbered. The improvements are tive
Dwelling Houses, very large Double Barn, Smoke
House, Kitchen, Corn Crib Spring House, &C., Will
two good Springs, convenient to the house. This
Farm combines the advantages OF being only one
mile from three Mills, two Churches, and the same
from the Maynesooro Depot, and inthe midst OF th,
best society. Any person wishing to purchase, will
do well to call ON the agent, who will show the prem
ises Terms and payments viii be accommodating
June 2S,-tf. JAMES .. BUSH, Agent.
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Trustee and Commissioners sale,

~ virtue of a decree rendered at thelast Term of
~ the Circuit Court Of Augusta Connty in tho
case of s4etsy, Trustee IS. Gushing and others
shall, or Friday, the 10th day cfA 1gust, 1856 sell
ON the premises, to the highest bid3er at nubic auc-
ton, the valuable Dwelling and Store flouse, and
adjoining Lots, on Main Street, Stanton, now oc-
cqpied " Edwin NJ. Cushing also the Store Room
adjoining, row occupied as an Auction Ware Room
by CUSHING d WATTS also a valuable Slave,
named Oliver.
AT the same time and place. as Trustee of f. NJ
and A. Z. Gushing, will sell all the Household and
hltchen Furniture OF the said L. NJ and A. E. Cusl-
ing; also, all the Furniture of the Store Room.
Bake-house and other Personal Property of said
parties
TERMS or SALE Of the purchase money of tho
Real Estate, SO much to be paid in cash NAV be nee
essary to pay expenses of the sale and costs of suit
the balance IN 8, ~, Is, and "a months The slave,
Olyer; vii be sold on credit Of six months the
other Personal Property, when the purchase money
amounts to ten dolGrs more. on credit of three
moaths; na9e1 Tea dollars, cash Negotiable Notes
With unqrestionabIe euGorssrs 10 be given for the
deferred payments, ard tie title TO the Real Estate
TO ou retained as Ultimate security.
IL GIL W SIEFFEY. 49,
Trustee and Conl'r.
July Il, t5o6-Spee copy tbs, and mark charge,
Printers fee SIS.
The above sale is postponed till Friday the 18th
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-16
cheap Furniture For Cash.

90 FINE SOFAS, Divans and Tetes; Msrble-t top
CO and plain Bureaus Cottage and Jenny Lind
Bedsteads; Wood and Marble Centre Tables any
quantity Of other Furniture always on hand, at the
lowest rates.
The new style Metallic Cases always on hand.
june II, 1856. A. ID. CHANDLER.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-16
slN TO Newport.

- IfITE a uum1,afof The 'lppef Itu NJ" VI"
IL c;,s his morning for Newport, wheretheY can
tail 10 make sensation. The gentlemen were t
MI clad in suits of elegant clothing purchase a. tne
Erewn stsne Clothing Hall Of lockhil. " HS'n'
~ 9na and DOT Chestnut street. guy ..
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McVEIEH 8, CHAMBERLAIN

NC ElEit g Cfi "A M . IAAs Il "a n
A RE now receiving per schooner Fairfax a.
"A ether vessels, Their
EfAah ss0Gsx ssE Gsassav&
Comprising a large ana very general assof3esat -
0llows:
1G5 Ilhds y 0, P R and 1iascavs.l aFs;
$40 B6is CoHee, pulTerised, crushed sas Gt"aez
IS Boxe double refined Loaf do;
l35 HID sNuscovado and Sugar House Mc-@sses;
l25 Bbs prime New orleans 10;
Is " :. Golden Syrpp;,
ATS Bags Green Rio Coffee;
$50 8. Old Java, Marieabo and Fhise Lagn,rado;
l50 Half Chests GGap'a, Imperial, Young, dyson
and Black Teas-the larger portion oil recent iMpor
tations, and from medium 70 extra line quality.
% Barrels Rice;
Is Casks Sup csrh Soda;
35 Boxes CASTLE Soap;
115 !" Yauglted, llar, Cushion, Wiadsor and
100 boxes Brown and Yellow Ros,n 10;
100 :. Tallow Candles;
l25 " Adamantine do;
IS Z" Family Pearl Starch;
rs " Chocolate;
rs q Mustafdj
Loo Coils Rope;
$50 Bags Shot, assorted Sos;
$50 Kegs Sporting Powders
As Bags grain Pepper;
20 4" Pmento;
90 Boxes Crowd Pepper;
IL Bales soft shell Almonds
10 . Filberts;
rs {. Cream Nuts
$50 Boxes assorted Candies;
100 Barrels no 3 MacAcrell;
As 90 Train Oil
$50 Kegs Pure Lead
$50 Boxes Glass, s by 10 aud 10 by III
Barrels Putty, in Bladdcrs;
Casks Backing;
As Boxes Maccaroni
SEQ Reams single and double Wrapping Paper
100 g Ruled, Cap aud Letter do;
l50o Sacks Fine and Ground Alum Salt
Hayig made our principal purchases previous to
the advance IN goods generally, enables us conti-n
IDENTIFY to say to our customers and merchants gene
rally, visiting this market, that supply them
! fully as chcap as goods OF same quality can be
bought in Baltimore. We respectfully ask an ex-
| animation OF our Stock.
MoV rIGH CHAMBERLAIN,
Primes tWharf, Alexandria, Va.
Ca,to -
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ElI> NESS DIRECTOK I i.

yrJRGlSlA FEMALE lNsTT0IE11 sess
eomne-5es LIST sep'cnuo,j ~
Rev. i. Z. Ya,LLlps, Pfmclpa.: =, law. Office
asAkMAN 4 BELL. Auo'ue.' "'
AN 'h n,sI; SELL, Notary Public ana . DV"
IH ya:sa[ 70 take dispositions, anu s',,,t :
80 1ns Administrators h&e'''o''
iI)uslees, ST. at Law, Contra
NT K. Trout, Attorney az Law
IN. Rank Row. Saunlon' va. Chemist and
Or b. FSERIDGE -APd9neest9on1 Va.
81 .Druggst Main street, 1--WE, and yewelry
aAAVl5 5. BEAR, Wa'ch-SiAN'' ''''
M ,ln rS S4ee'i Cabinet Maker MAN
"a. 80, Staun,on-Furnltuie al
prices. md Seqar Store
mo. B. EVANS, Tobacco anu 1.s
Az 6btRIs s. GOODE, Merchants iin r,oceries
VA in F,,pcy anA STAPLE Goods a nG,ce. Main
eneiaIly. Opposite Nlndicas0f o'.'0s'
treet Siaunton. Va. ,ron Founders
GaRBER i CDNNELL-iNson"r ,h end Of
ss and Maehinist5-woIk9 d.
svs az R.NDsBURG & co.--ForT T asale,s Si in
Jrg G9o1s generally, corner oppoS11's Nv. Office
Dsvn q WATTS-Auo1ney a, Va"
III IN Csntral Bank Row, Staun'eh, yaw
NVf HS BAYLoR-Attorney d, ,he Cn,r,
Id once in Brick building opposite NV N
. %U6soS MAcoY--sad3le Ham Harness al"
I Trnuk Factory. opposite Va. N1.s'; =, Law
sNBOEE.N & Ne G UE-AsSSo q NJ,
Office next door 10 Hatmal, q I.,nnists. and
~ r. COCHRAN j. o0.-io0acNS um s,, e,,a
u. dealers in segars, Smut, &C. No" ~
KAYssR sTRfBLiNG M nsaiix Main Si
ere o,see E;y y,a9IG s. J. s. CRaWFoRp-nM,f;,,
,H.S ehantsanl dealers in Fancy Goou'' N'"'"
Street, Stauuton. Grocer.
AT SCHHTDT-Mefcha and ofo.e'
WI New Town Pump, Main Stu s s,.G' ,oa &,
vyIRGINlA HorEL-Staun'en--N'oN ''''s y
Peyion. Proptietors. .,a.s Gro
~ Al. GUSHING s. 0o-Goniectio"e'SN o. .
f.. cers and dealers in Fancy Articles Nv .
Main Street. Siauuton. ,.,~.A Now
rsEyTRAL BANK OF VIRGiNl a
'OBrick Building opposite Union f'a'l
r,NEs G.. LAIRD Chemist aud Druggist NAN
j Street, stanton, va; H. .oa Nan,su
MFRS l.. ii. WARD, timer anu
lSA maker, Stanton, Va. ~.
wwHoODWARD HOUSE staun,on, VA
W. ]. n. Woodward pro- tor, a,;,,e,y
RR. B. B. DCNAGHG-e 'e lh"e"'"'es
~ opposite the Post Office.
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commissioners sale OF Town Lots.

rg7I 6 undersigned, as Commissioner of the Circuit
L Court of Augusta county, on Saturday, the
30th'day of August next, in pursuance Of decree OF
said 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
~, deed. These Lots are known rs bots No 4, D,
and 6. LOT Nod, contains 80 Square Poles, and
Will be sold upon credit of g. L, and Is months,
with interest from date, Lot Ne. 5, contains 40
Square Poles and will be sold upon the following
tctIns, viz: S34 50 in cash, $50 PAYABLE November
1lth, 1866, $40 81 payable on November It'll 1857,
and the balance in month thereafter, with inter
est from daY OF sale. Lot No. 6, contains Acre,
Rooas and Poles. AMI. will be sold upon the teioy
ing terms, viz: SEQ 80 in cash. and the balance IN
Ave annual instruments, falling aee on the loth 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,
the purchaser of each Lot will be required to con-
tribute, in cash. his proportion OF the costs OF suit
and sale. For the deferred payments, bonds with
approved security viii be required, and the title to
the property retained ultimate security.
\ plan Of the Lots may seen at Hartman " Bells
Office.
Sale to commence at Il o'clock A, NJ, II font of
b. Crawford Dc Cos. Store.
II. NJ. BELL. Com'r.
CUsH1Na WATTS, Auctioneers.
July 26, lS56-tds.
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JOHN KENNEDY
.SONas laMR Candle ENCfO5'W,

East Court House Lane, .Stomton, Va.
SXTHERE he will constantly have White, Yellow,
ofthe best quality, which he viii sell at the lowest
cash price 5r exchange for lalow and Grease o. all
descriptions. lie respectfully solicts share OF pa
tfonage.
June %. l8b5,
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TO FARMERS AND MILLERS,
PREMIUM DOUBLE SCREEN GRAIN
CLEANER, PATENTED ApRlL

CLEANER, PATENTED APRIL 20, 1852.
VTNHlS popular Fan Which am manufacturing in
l. Staunton, where have number already finish
ed for the inspection Of Farmers and others has been
awarded some thirteen premiums in the last four
years al Baltimore and the Virginia State Fair, held
at Richmond last fall, and at all the leading Fairs in
Virginia and Tennessee. $500 of these Fans have
been sold in Virginia ard Tennessee, and could
append hundreds Of certificates from the most prac
teal Farmers and Nillers to show its superiority in
eXpeditiousy cleaning Wheat, Cloversecd, and all
kinds Of grain, But deem it unnecessary, trial oil
the fan will give satisfaction. 1t cleans Cloversecd
fit for any market without sitting It cleans Wheat
from Cookie, Cheat, Smut, and all kinds of trash,
and is pronounced The best separator extant. To
insure one for your next crop. send in your orders
early. Our teams passing through the country
to accommodate all that they mny find in want OF a
good Fan. They are Warranted and given on trial.
Communications addressed to I. J. Doyle, Stann-
ton, Va, will be promptly attended to. My Fans
have my name stamped on them.
lss~ State and County rights for sale.
May II, 1S5s-sm \. J, DOYLE.
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Fruit Cans and Jars.

HAyJNG been appointed agent for the sac % :
I'll Artbur's sef-Sealing Cans and stone Jars, |
will keep constantly hand, supply Of these a'-
mirable articles for sale at manufacturer pfices'
Read the following certificate. =, p,1cr
June rs, 1856. uho. E' NAoA
We have used for some time, and are stu uslhgi
both at the Girard and La Pierre Houses, Artnu
Self sealing Cans, for putting up fresh fruts, toma-
toes, &C. and find them, in all respects, admlreoiy
adapted to the purpose, Theyfpossess many aayah-
tages over all other Cans that we haze seen. nh,
ing tried and proved them, we can speak cohiioen'
ly of their value. r,,yYvCc
progrietors Girard and La Pierre Houses, fhh'
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-16
IMPORTER,
At stauntot and Harrisonbars

A diploma of the first class, was awarded by the
Virginia Mechanics Institute. fer the promotion OF
the Mechanis Arts. to Samuel Sutherland, of Rich
moud, for case Of & uns Pistols, aud Rifles, exhb-
tied at the Exhibition OF Articles oil American Man
uiacture held in the City of Richmond, onthe 10th
dav Of Nov. 1S54.
Richmond, Nav 3, 1S56-ly.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-16
Wagon Making.

THE undersigned has tskch The old stand of Nc,
u Reer d Smith, near the Railroad Bridge, and
in the vicinity of the Western Lunatic Asylum, on
the Lexington Road, where heis prepared to exc
cute all orders in his line. He pledges himself to
work the best material, and to guarantee the work
to please. All orders thankfully received, ana
promptly executed at moderate prices. All his
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