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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26
Hellowsys Pills "A Startling Truth

These whe de when iae means ofeure are athaad
eommIt constructive suicide and ssihese wonderful
Pins eradicate all complaints OF The digestive ans
sasret.s organs sufferers from these mslaales, ~ho
nsxleet 10 TAX. them, inca fearful responsibility
SOLD AZ The manuaeiorles, Ne, SO Maiden lane, New
YORK aad pa Slraaj onaen, and hya druggists, at
e., aa,s and Al par box aug sc dslw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

bouh9 70 arperesus hlL othefs
companion With winch tbs .InCinnAti or6ay other
ipst0ru IL nothing che which viii intstf.se viii
mans polite IL y composed n Enndry bard plank
and tInbrTs upon which the fractions horre
stand most patiently matter whether be be woGIly
hntse hobby hGi q mule. IL MAS constructed By
Mack ct the R,r5,d Grocery, not only pE bis but
fJr thsRfCJaInolbt0n Of hs friends and Gus
TONERS BD drive up ana without aliRbtbg
der their Groceries, gaR for and end them home
chen they get there. Ihs public generally invited
call and not only the platform but bis good
and prices. tOf particulars enqire Of any Igr
~ body Enow the Railroad Grocery iste cheapest aud
uiest accommodating 10 lie city, tIIRef eth Brady
apE ~ VA, MaCAMMOg
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

q I DEs Of Iht 5sH s-Ofss Ia Davenport toT tA'e'
y brick, sts-izs hgD, HItA esllgr, h1iiding 30 b.
!; best Icati0u % Brady u.
Euqul mE' - made OF he editor 81 this paper
address - vs. ~ box $50 2. %. sur2Sdiw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

Lax - TN
Der Bemokfal and state Democrat vii copy one
month and send jill 10 treasure.
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iSoR good Floar Bran Screening and Feed Of ali kind
u o. tie slFosd Grocery 5th sud Brady gts.
who're yea wl gssJ md all k4ds vi Groserios and Pre-
ssioBs. together with nsst wagon 20 deliver tbeni
trss Of charge. Cal! aai soc ioI yourselves
~ Aks4A
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FARM PROPERTY.

lG?. Out Lot NJ. Gin thet8wn Of ra,cott contain.
as3 seros; price s2o0.
ls1. Also Town Lots No, 6 andT, Block % In Wal,
colt price &g0 each. -
lti. Fam ofGg acre. 10 sections a, l6, 4 & 20
Twp 8. "a, EaSt, 25n Acres broke, $40 acres under
fente 80 acres 10 Ahest, 10 acres In Date tw hOus-
es Two springs and stream OF running water brick
'ehooi house % the land, Price $50.
rs. a farm cfia7 aCTct IN ssc 90 Twp "a, II East
Rood hsuie hHus", rooms, well, sc; price sl7
49, L9l b. in DpFant on the y. a NJ. R.R,si2s
"3%I5 :. a s {;
~. Farm Of 80 acres In sec ., 7 r., Il Rast a
hiies sonth o. hu'iou Depot House, news price siah0
s225. - ,w P''''
iO4-A Farm Of GO acres With running watcf, doub
r"tE house. price sl5 WILDE sold in more pieces
& Cd stock farm.
liO--An improved izgm ia geC. Il so X case, 10
ore. OF tnU"f horse Is feet square fe s7 Pc! acre
bSA farm q spacrss . ules from town On The tsls
raPh 10 I'd ans' frauG house, stsble, Nc pice per
cfe. -
- farn # 70 aes,s near Fulton, ell ,rCrCyss.
A0'''' S'>'i' SC" Prise ts0o OF isss rpr S~sh.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

1 DWELLING House coHiainipge rooms sBi ieas
ftor lotfOgI5H years, situated the tIGf, De
tween Brady Ebd Harrison .tfssts. apply to
~ n. y. GURrkY.
Aug 10 or 10 NicEoiis. lsbell d Co
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gSie;KOLLs, as nI1.S. :. ~
L. a n d AGEN n

l.s--A isyqIef 40 acres seo. aud 10, tn "A -,
BY pvr terei good stock farm Se'fasioni ptice
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We. IA beautiful 10. ors s7-lBU astss, No II
l"N41s %. tet', lRft OF sse@ Z RAE miles
H"A' lstSzF9rE Or tAy road % IL Ciatte ufieg xsul
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Ae IssstN acres on the Mississippi liver op pe,,ts
aver, tues $3.50. 'N"3 " NV
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We tS5.--A hae improved Farua eftO0 hereE Oh ths
"esa aiaS 81 Alton or0y. cad bigby imnraS.s
~hs thf~e siory hoGss. sis per trcrc wv
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FEHE cg-partEersbip heretofore existing bgtgesn
l. 4. u, Fsassf J j. Passo and WIN. q. Jones I'M
der the name Of K. ". Psasa Il CO. is ilsso4 we'd
TIE buzinsSs ofthe cOHcsrn VIII be settled by ei-
thsr "i tho Hnde rsiEEed.
n. NJ. PEASE,
7. J., PRAISE,
WA. q. JONES.
paganpah, I4I. ", lEl9..l Alw
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No. 10 -lNs acres IL ueC 81 4 70 R1R l0o .e,s.
1Astr cultivation al ali under fence. ,,n,osrsstI
1Altalhgs fEis0 - per acre, Viii SelI 40serss an
same ttrHs. ioSNn
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no iU.--Au Improved farm Of ii4 acros In sec.
nom 20 ana Ky I 90 q s r. W acres nader fence, 90
lhntt euiafaAen, - acres woodland, usw frame
uoHs' tr'Ef, "rlI Stable se. g00C stream 81 sAtsf
FunaiHG totopEa. bf!ec rs P5T acre.
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No, iG2. IL Farm % iSo acre, nm IN. ,o.,tl..,t.-
iroa Long Gf0Fc 10 lirns grove, 10 acre, tinssss
90 arres under fence and In eultlyulinp f,as 49,
l'g stories, GIBls, ue!i, ae NOa'e
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

Boots and Shoes.
JEW ERs BES% EST s. 60.
Earu!setu ars ard Wholesale Dealers,
No : Mas. st L0IlAA. Mo-,
r ZIP sGnELzuLll on hand = cOmplste as.art neut
~ y custom wofA. vrdsfs pa IMPLY zat fAitbfu
attended 10. sUk2goi
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

O. | OsT On Tuesday morning, I9lL Inst D.,
-. LRcT0ss bred POINTER SLUT; hoad
aud ~ eoi9f, body sPseklsd, has piece Ut
~ her tail gadaBswsrsto Toe name Of Juno. Who
ever wall bring her - Nj MeCAmmon's store. cor
ri itr ~ and Fifth streets, shall receive this
abaYe reward. - aug u d2t.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

No. = IA fNm Of about is7 acres near ui.s .,,-
adjoining No lis two story brick nom, oEo'o
water running through ne grazing Tpt ps q
uudet etlorstilhi pFNe So pr aeIa '9 "0eap ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

- o. Go stre, IN see p r7eRJRo on the Csr,,.
ur0Ne tVsals 4Es. tIly : uIle. IRON, usyenrn,,
| f2!97 hv1s0s1a usler improvements.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

NJ l57s~totpa sls 4d sltn the land on tbr .s,.
,nn.s t'h ~ al n aorss, good soIe qunrry pris,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

Groceries, selling Cd .,.n4 under ,q..,o
close up the business aRn. BROWN. old stand Of
iskefposker Brown, Front 81, opposite fsrF,
laadins aag 60 d3t
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Davenport Machine WORKS.
O. sHnREX A. co prnnrLatnra


q. 0. sH0REY d CO., Propristors
THE Dbyenport Machine Works are pow prspsggd
j. 10 eyscuteeyery variety Of machinery At short no.
glce.
Superior Steam Engines from i've to one hundred
bOTse power; Engines, Luthes, PiAneIs, Gnst Mills
aRd all dnseTptlohsof mill work Also, sole agst T.
~ The west for Tue Manufacture Oi AeCord's Anti
friction HORSE Power superior machines 70 Tie bur.
pose Intended. They would iHyiLe the attention OF
pagss requiring Shhfng 10 their Adjustsb BILE Hanger
and sef-oIlinK Boxes, superior 10 any thing 10 ass
Particular attention will Do paid t0rcpaifing ma
rhihofy, and pfompt attention given 10 ali oTdCrs.-
we propose 70 execute work in the vel m apuey
ahaAsk porues requiring machinery or fepairipg-to
iaFoF us with their orders. Castings ofAl Kinds sip
piled 10 rider.
WORKS 90 Third street, opposite the Cath ollie
'aI5lns ground Davenport aug ~ dWH
DISSOLUTION.
t'HE Cs.Pastnership heretofore existing between
JOAN hcLOhaeli & Christopher Cullen IL this
day Giss9lyed " mutual consent. All persons IA
gsOIsd 70 said ran will pay the sans % hhstophsr
Cullen who Is solely authorised 20 collect The same.
JOHN MCDONNELL
CHRISTOPHER CULLEN
davenport, aug IS lsss--di0t
FOR BaEg Ins In 6rossrIss
Va Isiy ~ ALsoED S Van PATTESaa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

Nc lT5--A Farm ofl50 scres near TIlsp.,, ~
pc acre 1880 - plteo ~
20 !. s-AL tnltsfed farm y; 40 acres In v.stI,r
Had ~ sb II T. scrps Timber Igj - 1Iohs
sstio t"9 dwelling houses, barn, good stock sstsr
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

No. lta.-A iaffa 81 loo scres tn see u anu 80
=" I L 50 acres aHdeT gIltF alton, good slTpAu of
water. -
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For Rent,
$500 REWARD.

fol Rent
4 DESIRABLE rooms 10 let on Brady 81. eaitable
Il for orloeE, would answer for q family.
aug % dIw W. c, CoTEs.
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CITY PROPERTY.

3ea-Lota block los, ON Grady street, eco
1c9-Lets aud block - Fulton's addition, 7sx
sf-tp
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NEW PLATFORM

No. 1870 good building lot. iE GsRe.eo, Ills
ALLEN IL CLARK,
OECe, Post DEge Building,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

No ia..--t a lzFEa 81 T.. acTrs, in soe jqTe,RSE
p1eltnEsg Ts1us, los slAGlpi cIls ana welt A. az
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W 4Se.-~0"o OF tae hrcst fAEs IL the couutJ $40
acres lht stGtH siar cI LoLs t,ts,. ca s,.. mn
Ter irAse, 2tI uudes lNbupp, 81 s,lss ttUDet
.Ege oTslRfd Of 80 to CT srpvA, 81 v,su ,al.t of
fa4s' lSihg water sooQ Aogsc, ell, eastern Earn
~e' s1oft pr aeTei fUV easl, bal. IL yAynenI,.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

90. l'5-A Farm Of leu aer,s 10 sections and n - "a
a. "a acres iiMbert 30 acgvs under eultjystIon ~
noase f1om. stable, running water % acre, IN 49,
now svseI, with gUuug orchard; price as r+r
10, iso--Loi ~. ~ ~ Hsvisy subdivision roaisipt
. 2s-lOo agree, Price $500.
NO lstA Aisi rate faFM Of 50 acre. In wee la "a
y 40 acres broke sud under f.pc. "a -, ~ %
~l2uO - ' tAtiDei' price
No ia nan ,zs.,.s-- April "
IL 4 ~ ol soc, III,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02
OYSTERS.

TUE Subscribers have constantly on hand large
Z supply ct the best OY STEERS which have ever
been brought to this market. They are put up in
good wooden kegs. The kegs we do not sell, but
require them to be returned. We warrant all Oys
ters bought at our depot to be Of the very best quail
Ny; but will not be responsible for those bought else
where, though they be put up in kegs, as ".
learn that some persons hsye been engaged In The
business Of buying kegs and filling them up with
inferior Oysters. thus imposing upon the purchas
err, and inhictiug serious injury upon us. We
know that this has been done. We understand tina,
fellow who has been engaged in peddling Oysters
around town, has been buying our kegs and filing
them as before mentioned. and then selling them
our Oysters. We learn that young man is cosni-
zant OF the fact that 10 or Is hafgallon kegs
bought at one time. We are willing to exonerate
this young man from all reliability and responsible
ty for whathe may have done in connection with
this matter and Will give him ten dollars if he will
come forward aud tell all that he knows about it
Our object is to protect our business. We intend te
furnish the very best Oysters and will protect or-
selves and the community if we can.
l.. ROWE, JR., B co.
Staunton, Jan. 10, 1856.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02
Valuable Land I'M Market

Ni'lN' 70 remove to another estate I da.S..
to sell one of the most desirable Farns =; ussss
ia county situated about four niles from Stsunfo.
on both sides of the McAdamized road. II conta;ns
about 41o Acres,-has runsing stream, and nevs.
acres in meadow, about 120 acres well timbersd IA
the cleared land in fine state,f cultivation The i'm
provsslm en-, en- are large and handsome BRITR
bles and necessary out-houses II il sitn a. 90
pleasant drive from Staunton, where ChsrcSa.
Schools and Stores abound ! e"sicness
I II Is seldem that Farm with SO many adyan,..,
ges and so much wsrth is placed in market ".
purposes to se!lit speedily. Ny address il S,.rn
I Dec. "a, 1855-Sn AANaEfs
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02
TRUST SALE.


FtY virtue OF two deeds of trust executed TO the
ID undersigned by Henry II. Robertson, the 1st
dated the lst day of January, 1859, and Of record
in the Hastings Court of Stanton, and the End da-
ted the 2n,s day OF November, 1886, and of record
in the Courty Court of Augusta, | will, ON Friday
ne 18th day W February, 1856, Cat the request of
the said Robortson) proceed to sell at public auction
IN the Town o. Staunton, the following property,
viz:
The Valuable ID WILLING HOUSE AND LOT
recently occupied by said Robertson in said Town
Garden lot the opposite side OF the street from
the Dwelling house. containing nearly half acr,
and very eligibly situated for building purposes; al
undivided moiety ola very valuable tract of Woo
Land, containing "a Acres, lying in the county o
Augusta, about two miles from New Hopej and al
the personal property of said Robertson, consisting
OF House hold and Kitchen Furniture, new and o
Superior quality, large and we'll assorted Law and
Miscellaneous Library, &C., &c.
The personal property will be sold on tho premi
SEES, and the real estate Main Street.
Terms OF SABA credit until the LIST January
1859, will be given S2500 of the purchase money
OF the dwelling house and lot, and of $500 OF tn,
garden lot, the purchaser giving bond with approx
ed personal security, and the title to be retained
| ultimate security, on condition of prompt paymen
otnterest on the LIST day Of January of each year
| the balance in cash.
! For the Wood Laid and personal property cash
or negotiable notes for all over &c. with goot
! endorsed interest added, will be taken.
Acting as trustee will convey such title only al
Is vested in me, but believe Mr. Robertson's It'll.
| to be unquestonable,
I'm. II. HARTMAN, Trustee.
Jan. 10, ls56.--tds.-Prs fee, $500.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02
NOTICE

AtIAG before informed the publto and -.
friends Of our determination to leave stsun..
Wboc..lo i3l the purpose of establishing large
Il viii h o with our partners in baltimore.
rn tnat we will sell considerable stock ~
an ana winter Goods from now to the ist Of March
of athn~ sb ,T Tsasons stated Nobody in want
assorted stock and secure himself better haras
'han ever before offered in this market. s"'A'
further notice We have to give to those indebted
~ u.s. ma although we intended BEFORE to place
p plu Inpa s accounts in the hands of Hsrman 4
be BY the LIST January yet we failed to Act nnon
TINS intention for the trme and out of This
against our debtors we concluded to wait now Til
and na h next tlonger indulgence ear,
TINS given period the rest Will come forward and pay
without prompting US to those disagreeabh stens
STANTON, Jan. IL, 1856 " w,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02
For SAFE.

VIE Undersigned offer for saie privately tbe,r
valuable tract of land containing 90 Acres s'' 7.
MAS ;sh on al u large and commodioas Dwelling House
bank barn large orchard with the most cboe Srs;,
IN y. also large portion good and valuable me.do,,
aAn applt 1n or 80 OF timber land has on
fine home and in refined seiebborhood PIT,
desiring small home would do well to give US !
call for we are bound to sell low and give lair esy
ments for further information call and see Us on
saiu iana near hermitage Post Office Augusta Conn
~ va aldiand is not sold by Tuesday the frat Of
day. ULRICK BiiRKUnII n salg on thss
MARGARET BURKuOLDEH-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02
Platform of the Soft Shell Black Republic
Oap Americans OF Richmond.

We subjo,n tina following as constituting
the platform OF principles commended for by
ushn nj. Bolts and his followers in thu
,sity:
i. We believe tina. Congress possesses
the constitutional power to abolish slavery
In the District OF Columbia.
2. We believe in the consti.utionali:y
ofthe Wilmot pfoviso-that is, in the con-
stitutional power Of Congress to prohibit
slavery ip the Territories.
8. We believe that Congress posse sses
the constitutional power to reject any slave
State applying for admission into the
UA,on, upon the ground that II - slave
State.
A. We ipsist that the entire question Of
slavery aud Southern rights shall be zig.
uored" in all future conventions and plat
70, ms Of the American party.
6. We believe in the immaculate con.
een,ion" OF John Minor Bolts. and prefer
him TO any other man in the world for che
Prssideacy,-Rich Wig.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02
VoImahIe Farm in MARKET,

vTSffE undersigned having determined to remove
to another portion of the State, will oer at pup
lie sale, tetesdoy the 18th day q March ner', INA
valuab tract OF land, upon which ne no"
and known the 'Goshen Farm, which iles wl.h'ir
a quarter of a mile of Goshen Depot, ON the me Oh
the Central Railroad, west Of Staunton. inns larm
is one of the most valuable, desiraoc anu coh'en'
lent in Rockb.idge County, and cont ains about
FIVE HuNDRtJ ACRES,
more or less. 1t presents facilities for grazing ana
farming unsurpassed in Western Virgnia, ana IS
improved in the mot comfortable ana avn aeaivr
m.saner There is upon the farm large anu !uen
designed and finished Two Story Brick DWeniIns
House, an extensive and good Barn, tpgetner Will
all other convenient and necessary out houses. A.,
There is ample quantity of running water on s'ie
place-every field being watered, ana huhDei
of springs of the most excecot drinking ss.,
Everything considered--the proximity VI oe -. ~
to the Railroad and sc4ucnt factnt! vi iyaeS
the markets-tse abundant supply OF water 'he rie
and productiveness of the soil-tne
durable and handsome improvements is o5e 70 ol
the most attractive bodies of land ever oherea oi
sale in this section OF the State and offers great IT.
ducements, either as speculative investment OF
place for family residence.
He will Also at the time and place, II ~ SOFA
at private sale previously, sell number OF cows
Hogs, &C., including Farming Utensils, Heusehoia
and Kitchen Furniture, and number OF othcr arti-
Giles not necessary here to montion. =,
TEkMS.-On the farm, oile-thrd will be required
in hand and the balance in two equal annual install
ments, lien to be retained upon the land untn the
purchase money be paid On the personal property,
credit of six months will be given for all sums over
five dollars, the purchaser giving bond and good
49, DAVID Il. BELL.
Jan. &C. 1856.
Rockingham Register and Valley Star copy till
day of Sale and send accounts to this Office.
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NOTICE

Nh Esnbscriber begs leave to inform b,s r.-
= oaa friends and customers that he has procnrsd
h;n kG qaana.y OF superior Tallow and Candlewick
oanules Ior many years have stood the test of M
summer heat and were pronounced equal if not
PeIior, TO Jaekson's celebrated Tallow Candle. :.
hehg entirely disconnected with the Butchar;nuh
ness Tor the present, be intends to give his
attention to the above business and by
gpoa ar f te hope. receive far proportioS.
snare Oh tiie pubic patronage sJOHN n AST
Stannton, Oes. Ii. IsisSsN fm - u. Ao1.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02
LATEST NEWS.

rINHE subscriber respectfully informs the publ c
l. that he has recently purchased the Clothing
Store of JOS Leopold Main Street opposite Messrs.
White Pattons, where he Is prepared to sell bet-
ter made and cheaper Clothing than any other
Clothing House in town. In order to make room
for very large Spring Stock, he will sell his
still well selected stock of Winter Clothing at prime
cost The undersigned respectfully nvites all per
sons 10 give him a call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhare, as he Is prepared to sell
Clothing more reasonable terms than any other
House in the State.
LEWIS LEOPOLD.
Feb. 2, l856.--Spect. and 7. American copy once.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02

TWICE cHrLp.-An old lady, (says the Nor:
ristown, N. j., Banner, nearly % ears Of age,
resiIingi in this township, has had lor a year
past, eiowth Of black hair coming OH her head.
Her ha.r tor many years previous was white.
She has also cut number of new teeth for tho
third lime-;hey were not very durable some
OF them, however, are yet dong good service.
Her sight also came to her second time-she
impaired it, unfortunately. very much by con-
stan. sewing for number Of years.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02

Ho'loroy's Ointment cad P;Us, -certsin Cure for
Wounds and Ulcers.-Thomas Thompson, of Bata-
via, New York. was afflicted all over his body with
running ulcers his life at last became quite bur
den to him, as he wasa misery to himself. and an
annoy ance to his friends. In the hope of obtaining
relief to bis suiIerings he consulted several physi-
clans and surgeons, hnt his seemed su desper-
ate that it was considered hopeless At this sta &c
he had recourse to Hooway's Ointment and Pills,
and oy persevering with thesv remedies for ten
weeks he Was completely cured, and now enjoys the
best of health. -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02
IMPORTANT Notice.

HAVING sold out my entire Stock Of Clothing to
II Mr.. Lewis Leopold, and having come to the
conclusion to open large Wholesale Clothing House
in the Wes:, l request all persons indebted to me
or the old firm of W ailler & Leopold, BY notes OF
open accounts to at once and fork the
ey as ! am determined TO leave by the 25th of this
month"; all accounts and notes which not paid by
that time, will give for collection in officers hands.
JOSEPH LEOPOLD.
Feb. 2, ls56.-Spect. and I. American please
copy once.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02

HEAVY DAnAGEs FOR SEpucrIoN.-Thereh has
been considerable excitement at Albion N. Y.
during The present setting Of the Circuit, Court
growing GU. Of a trial for seduction. The plain
lit MAS James Caldwell, man in humble cir
sums,ancs. residing in Barae; the defendant,
Morris Tiakham, minor Of wealthy farmer
Of Shelby. The Republican states that Tinkhan
became acquainted With the daughter of Cald.
well. fifteen years Of age, in March last and
soon after accomplished her ruin under the rool
of her father Suit for damages was brought and
a verdc, OF $r,7oO damages rendered