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: 10 say the public authorities

a. .rdix necessary 10 say the public authorities
asa enter into no arrangement by which general
.slease or permissiOn can be extended to the YES
ssls of the Transit Company. They must act
anon information, and If these vessels or any
others should sgain compromise the neutrality
laws the process Of restraint must be employed.
There il no other course to be pursued consistent
with public duty.
The Committee on Printing in the Senate will
eomplete their investigation into the charges pre-
ferrdd against Mr.. Seamen, Superintendent Of
Printing. in the early part of next week. Al
Though the specific allegations may not be- stab
lshe3, still sufficient evidence has probably been
induced TO demonstrate that the system which has
been pursued here for years past demands radical
reformation, aud that some thorough measure
ought to be adopted by Congress- in order to guard
against the existing inducements to colluson and
fraud upon the Treasury The disposition to
camper party organs, and to fill the pockets of
potical pets, seems to increase with every change
Of Administration, until it has grown to be one of
The sources Of most dangerous corruption In the
Government
Mr.. Markoe Of the Department of State who
has been named in connection with the Secretary
chip Of Legation at London, will not accept that
appointment, even if it should be rendered 70 MIN.
His present position presents more permanent ad-
yantages and the small difference OF salary In IA
yOr of the other furnishes no temptation 10 sacrl-
Re q positive good Tor doubtful preferment.
Mr.. Dallas is now at Mr.. MarkOe's house, waiting
for his instructions, and at the same time EN-
braciDg the opportunity of quietly suggesting the
capabilities of his sons connection with the Mis-
sion.
The injuries sustained by Gen. Cass yesterday
we're mainly external, and although the shock of
q heavy fall, with severe confusion of the TEN.
pie, produced temporary insensibiity, no serious
apprehension is now entertained about his rec0V-
cry, unless the internal injuries should assume
form not anticipated by his attending physicians
Gen. CullOm assembled all the subOrdinates IN
ihe Clerks Office to-day and notified them in con-
ciliatOry terms Of the necessities enjOined by his
position, and stated that the removals he should
make would be dictated by no spirit of personal
exception or upon any ground OF official delln-
quency. They expressed qualification at the can
did and kind manner in which this disagreeable
duty was performed, saying at the same time that
they did not expect retention, having obtained
position by the very means to which their sue.
,cessors would now be indebted. Mr.. Buck and
Mr. Barclay, two valuable and experienced Clerks,
will be retained, and so will Mr.. Harris of GeOr-
sia. The new Clerk WILL therefore, have but
eight new appointments at his disposal, unless the
usual appropriation for nine others attached TO
the Land Office should be granted by Congress.
There are at least forty or fifty applicants, and
perhaps more, for every probable vacancy.
INDEX.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
i Correspopdsoce Of The II. Y. Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Feb. TO- 1856.
1t is generally understood that the House Com
mittees will not be announced tomorrow. Cur
rent report indicates that the Speaker feels
impelled by the fact that lie was the choice only of
o plurality to make up the Committees with unu-
sual fairness-giving important chairmanships to
several of his most determined opponents. A
Printer will probably be chosen tomorrow. l
hope it will be Follett, but do not feel entirely
sure. Gen. Cass is doing very well. j believe
Mr. Forney is also recovering. H. G.
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ILLyEss OF THE Hon. S. A DoUGLAs-A CORE
srondent at Cleveland informs Us that Senator Doug
lass complaint was originally chronic laryngiti', or
clergvmans sore throat 1t attended with ulceFa-
cn Of the mucus membranes and considerable depres-
sion Of the SYSTEM threatening for time deposition
otubeccs in the ungs but the present prospects are
favorable for a complete recovery.
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FEAT OF An EIEPHAST.-The Charleston EreH'Hg
Ners understands that the elephant which was lost
overheard from a vessel bound to that port made It's
way safely into Mount Pleasant Harbor! The vessel
was thirty miles out at sea, and heavy gale was
blowing when the elephant went overheard Its feat
Of riding GU. the storm is suppose, the most re-
markable instance Of animal strength and endurance
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set before us, We are not chary of our praises or

set before us. we are not chary OF our praises or
Of our pence. We accept this troupe as, on the
whole, the beet we have ever had, and think we
shall give the impresariO encouragement enough to
secure US On opera season every Winter that you
have one. Miss Hensler has been kindly wei.
coined, of course, as Boston girl, and we think
she does us credit. But while the queenly La
grange il our admiration we must confess that the
Piqu0nie little Didee is our pet 1t is good sign,
think, for the Countrywide growing taste for this
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ELECTION OF TWO REGENTS OF TBE CSIvEnITY.-
The death of Judge Hammond and the resignation Of
p s Van Rensselaer,, esq renders necessary the cleo
ton Of TWO Regents Of the University. The Senate
has passed Joint Resolution to fill the vacancies on
the eth of March next The Assembly will doubtless
concur In the resolution.
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onrN1vc oE pROvIDENCE HARBOR.

BRIsTOL, X. l., Saturday, I co y 4e'u'
Our Harbor is now open and steamer same n,l N
srOyU NnyrnoTt to-day The steamer Bradford Duriee
Is working up Providence with an ieeoT track
Several square-rigged vessels Hie ""'''Ns ~
20 be opened to Providence.
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Tie Washington correspondent Of The Boston Post
saws that movement is foot there TO get the House
printing and establish a paper to support the
claims Of John Bell for President and Henry J. Gard
ner fnr Vice. President.
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ARREST OF A COUNTERFElITERd'

II1CA, NhIUIuuNl . =, =
man BY the name Of Benjamin f. Bu!isT s we Iii.
On the Bank Of Norwich, Connecticut. hnniool VI
the bills found in his possession ana 1t d.
United.
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SENATOR SEWARD IN ALBANY.

ALBANY, Saturday, Feb. 9, $780,
Senator Seward was in the Assembly chamber to-
day. He is on his way to visit bis orother-n-aw,
who lies dangerously sick.
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I-yco,sr,rrT,osAL-E that facitates
,t escere ~ slaves has been pronounced, we believe,
I,.ionnI. In this view Of the case, we slege
the freezing Of the Ohio Riysr az DECIDEDLY Sn
~ matter IL breaks down of the middle
ygsis Of PARTITION between Slavery and the Gentle,
ioSd ~ fIeedom and slaves awaiting Themselves
tIi. unconstitutional freak Of the weather ana yer
and making their escape without any compunctioas Oh
nience We hear rumors Of numerous escapes,
and 80 insecure Is slave property regarded now that
mary masters near the river are sending Their ssves
into the interior for sale safe keeping. iee css'
need ipvertieation. The lyncbem Of Bra5y sbap4 sn
anime into tbs matter, az i i doing more ,ne
peculiar insdituiion dAp lie ever dd; We y 2na"'
:aarshsssm and the rst sAs rI ~ sssso.
r,p1Ts.nlos ls.silq4f s1.,d 0HolF tifDp9
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The citizens Of Gloversvlle in this State, celebrated
the election Of Mr. Banks By salute OF lo3 guns On
ln.t "Wednesday afternoon.
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BOSTON TRADE.

BosroN. Saturday, Feb. 3 lsoo:
The following is statement of the value OF lne To-
egn goods imported here for the week epO'"s ~
terday: .o,7
Dry Goods. se7 l13l Ides....''''''' ,SS Ga
Iron and stesl....... @ioOi Other aTeles.'''''''
Sussfssss............. BfIzl sa-7 e.
SVnss'it''''''"'"" l2Pls' to'A ''"''''''' =
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- TT TAIIORING

We ehsrc sale is postponed till Friday the 10th
% Ps Aug IG
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

1k VIM. N. HARDIN, a Graduate of the Jeffer-
- son Medical College of Philadelphia, of the New
the New York 0pthalmc Hospital and also having
ceTtlhcate OF honor conferred upon him by Profess
sor Ogden. Doremus Of the Chemical Laboratory
OF the CITY OF New York, signed by Horace Green
N. D' Emeritus Professor aud President of the Fac
u'ty OF the New York Medical College. and the ex-
psfence OF seven years in the practice of Medicine,
onefs 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 Dispensaries in the city
OF New York. and also having taken a course of Mil
tary Surgery under sidor Guck, Surgeon in Chief
OF the hungarian army, will pay especial attention
to orkaAfiNf SuReERY diseases of Females, and the
Respiratory Organs.
lie may befound at the Middlebrook Hotel, or the
once lately occupied by DR.. Warwick, unless pro-
fessionally engaged
May II. l656--3t
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Goal! Coas!! Call!
-. ao NeyviaMEt
Gsag SENT.
S P Rim G 7 r A ID E
r.. LA WTON.

MANUFACTURER aud Dealer in Boots and
WI Shoes. one door North of Crawford Cccl-
raais Dry Goods Store, Staultrn, Va
MayI0, lsaG.-tf.
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OUR OMNIBUS
BLACK ROCK SPRINGS

THIS delightful wftering place viii be opened for
Il the reception Of visitors on the 18th OF july
1t is situated in the county of Augusta, 20 miles
East of Stauntor, Is miles faom Waynesbarf and
Q Niles from WeYer's Cave. Hacks and bua.ies can
= - Oily obtained, either al Waynesb5oi 1r at
deem it a. 't0gethsr u r'..
zed bv protess,sr B1- rs and
eest and paresi Chal,hat' s1n g o r
ellicaeious in cases OF = spepSA' iaN
act most powerful on tt ,,idneys, Hna 4eia ~.
bty, but their most powerful effects hSve been dis
played in the cure Of various female diseases.
These Springs admirably suiteu to persons
frSm Eastern Nirgininia, whose health would be
more readily promotedby the use of the wa.ers and
the mild and healthy climate by which they are snr
rounded Indeed, the region of country in which
they are situated has been long noted for its salu
blity and, possessing as they do. many advantages
both for heslth and pleasure render them very
desirable retreat ion few months and commend
to The public favor by more than ordinary claims.
A large Ball Room for those who MA, wish TO en-
gage in the meanders OF .he merry dance.
TAens iol board per Week, SO, ehidren and SER
wants half price.
We pledge ourselves to spare no pain to please all
who may ia, our us With cal.
l. J. b. FAULG0NER D..
n. W, BATS, frepietors.
Iuly g. lS56-tf
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New Segar and Tobacco store.
PPOSITE THE VIRGINIA HOTEL

AJoining Kamerers Je,celry Store
TO the lovers OF the Weed, and chewers of To-
4 bacco, beg leave to announce that have open
ed SEGAR AND TOBAGCO ESTABLISH
WENT, 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. A practical experience of many years
in the above business, and thorough knowledge
of the same, justies me in saying that can supply
all demands and administer to the tatsc 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 strict and sihful attention to bus
mess WILLIAM BARkMAN.
Nav 99 1e5e
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NEW ARRIVAL.
C. /. q Z II L N q

nGR most EXCELLENT Spring and Summer Stock of
~ Ready Nade Clothing has been received and
we have the pleasure of exhibiting to the public the
latest and best Patterns and styles of fine and bu-
inefes cashmeres sattinets, &c. BE-, well as in
summer stuis Of all kinds together with Hats, Caps,
and large assortment IN the furnishing line. In
stead oil the useless enumeration of articles, we
Spring than ever before The careuness with
which it was selected, justly recommends goods
to the purchaser in preference to all Others and the
astonishing low prices will Induce him to buy
just come and examine.
10 country merchants we will sell at Baltimore
Wholesale prices KAHN & SCHUGHTERER,
Jain ST., next to W oodward House.
April 8, 1a56.-spec. copy.
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Marble Ward.

UAy!NG removed my ward from the old stand
LII miles farther up on the Middlebrook road
and having lust received beautiful and wei selee-
ted lor OF Marble. VI Italian, Rutland and donies-
tic, am prepared as lis" to 'tfNisn lomSstones
Of any kind desired, A nun 'er oi ps'a'l,' drafts
and designs may be seen by aug az '9e faro.
| challenge no one. neither do | cia,m ottef man
my own work, and certainly never eAluuit 'a' zone
in the cities as my owa. eHlr ak chat tho = n
want Of amy thing in my line VII call and exam
Inc NY stock be.ofe purchasing elsewhere
4 n. NlQL EsNEY.
AmnnsI ,ssG
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Great Esargsins for Cash.

WHITE & PATTON WILL on and after the st OF
w July, offer their entire Stock OF Goods. a
mounting to between $l2 GOO and Sl5. GOO at Prime
Cost, aud less in many instances, for Cash.
The Co-Partnershp expires by limitation, on the
LIST dag OF Decemberuext ltis therefore desirable
that their stock shall be reduced to the lowest point
in order to final winding UP of said concern. All
persons wanting bargains from most desirable
Stock, will End it to their interest to call and make
their purchases OF us.
Our accounts are made out to the st July. All
persons indebted either by account or bond ateear-
nesty requested to discharge ouch liability without
delav Va z.
July s, 185G.
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wagon REak;ng.

rT7HE undersigned has taken the old stand of Nc
IL Aleer smith, near the Railroad Bridge, and
in the vicinity OF the w estern Lunatic Asylum. on
the Lexington Road, wherehes 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, and
promptly executed at moderate prices. All his
work viii be warranted for II months.
JOSEPH f. TANNEHIII.
N. B. All descriptions of wagon timber takenin
exchange for work.
Marc s, 1856,
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j. B. H A r G R We.
Useful Inventionl
ELLIS BROADCAST GRAIN AN ID
SUCCESSOR TO BENZ. oAvIs.)
A IIC - Nj r. r r.

VIE above Invention, valuable to the farming
= community, was patented in December last and
ior the hrst time is offered to the farming inter-
est to inspect and test 1t has long been desired by
the growing sections of the country to obtain
Machine that would save time and labor in sow rp
the gram, and at the same time scatter the Sod
ever ~ and regularly over the surface. This Ma
chine embraces all the desrsbc qualities requisite
FOR grain ard seed sowing. The Machine is cheap
ana OF simple arrangement. 1t can be attached
WITHOUT trouble or expense, to the ore-whees of
wagon or to a cart, may be desired and worked
with one horse and boy. The Sewer can be regu-
,ated so as to put any quantity Of grain on the
ground desired, and will SOW from forty to fity
bushels per day. according to the size of grain beS
BROAUCAST so WER
Las been subjected it has fully realized the expeeta
tions OF most partial friends; and in presenting it
to the farming community do not hesitate to saw
that IL will perform all that it Is recommended To do
c.. Inc undersigned haye purchased the right to the
States OF Delaware, Maryland, Pcnnsylvania, vir-
gtnia, Kentucky, Tennessee. Missouri, Arkansas
Georgia, Alabama Mississippi, Texas, Forid. North
Territories = : :, - 49, y w "' an"
Ma Persons wishing to purchase State or County
lights IN any of the above named territory IN adj
dress us at Weston, Lewis county, Va. or Riobts
may be obtained Of JOHN KEE. our TrayeIIing
Agent. JAMES Nc1FE e''i"s
July L, le9o.-5m THOMAS 5. WOOD
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valuable Land for sale

A Agent for the widow and heirs of John Me-
"A Glare. decd. Will sci a Tract Of Land, sltua-
tod Que mile lram Waynesboro', equi distant be-
tween the Turnpike and Central Rail- oad con aim
ing l49 acres about 20 acres cleared and the bal
amen heavily tmbered. I he Improvements are two
Dwelling Houses, a very large bouhie Barn, Smoke
House, Kitchen. Corn Crib Spring House Ae, with
two good cpi ,ngs, convenient 70 the house, ahi,
Farm combines the advantages Of being only one
mile from tnree Hills two Churches. ana the same
from tie Waypesooro Depot enG il, tie idst OF the
best society. Any person wishing to purchase will
do well to call on Che agent, who illshow The prem
ises. Terms and payments viii be accommodating
June 2s,-.tt JAMES ). BUSH, Agent.
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II ? II = =
McEAKIAND Pr1
wesleyan Reasses5e Easssssw.e,

fHaIIE next session oft. school viii commence on
Il The FIRST Wedacsdey q Septen0ef, with in
creased advantages for promoting the comfort and
improvement OF its pupils
The course of instruction is systematic and com
prehsnsi1e, embracing all the branches OF thor
OUCH English edueatioH togethhr with the Ancient
and Modern Languages, Music, Drawing, Painting
&c.
All tie departments will be under the direction Of
teachers Of experience and skill in their profession.
and the boarders VINO reside in the Institute viii
be under their DIT all times, and receive all ne
cessary aid and attention. Parents are assured
that while shall preserve inAexbls that discipline
which is essential to the proper development Of the
mind, and the formation of true womanly oharae-
ter pupils shah also receive special instruction
in regard to their personal department. and the
propfetos ofsocial life, and shall have our best eff
forts to enable them to spend their time at school
Pleasantly as well as Proiitabiy.
FERNS Per session of Fen Months.
Roard. Lights and Fuel Sllo
Tuition $50 tn 40
Music on Piano, with use Of instrument so.
Modern Languages, each 20.
Payable one bali at the beginning Of the session.
the other, LIST Of February.
JOHN WILSON.
Staunton Annust . 1914 rts
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tMP0E TIE

di| Iona Of the first class was awarded by the
Virginia Mechanics Institute. fer the promotion Of
the Mechanis Arts, to Samuel Sutherland. Of Rich
mond, for a ease q aas, Pistols and Rifles. exhib
tied at the Exhibition Of Articles ol American Man
uacture. held in the City Of Richmond on the lGth
day of Nov. 1851.
Richmond, May 8, 1S56.-ly.
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A.ng,.I nrns. sale.

~ pursuance eta decree of HE Circnit Court of
4 Augusta County, rendered on the 18th day OF
Jnpe ls5G, in the case of Jacob Dull, aud David
Dull ST.. aud others, gainst Geo Baylor Admin
istrator Of Jacob Dal deed, Mary ball, Hannah
Dull, Elizabeth Dull and others, shall as Commits
soner named in said decree, proceed to sell on the
premises Friday the 18th day OF September ls56,
to the highest bidder a tract of land lying in the
county Of Augusta about miles southwest of
stari'tan. containg about l59 Acres. There are
about rs l20 Acres of cleared land this farm,
in good state of Cultivation ald the balance is
well tilnkered, about or 10 Acres OF excellent
Meadow, and branch OF water running through
the farm, comfortable Log Dwelling House, good
Earn. and all necessary cut houses, and spring eft
first rate Water near the house.
TERMS - much cash viii he required will
he sufficient ray Ihe expense OF >alc, -aGd the
cost OF this suit and the balance in equal payments
Of one Two aud Three wears ifom day OF sale. the
purchaser giving bend with sseed security. and the
title Ia he retained until the payment 81 the BheIe
OF the purchase money.
". s. H. BAYLOR, Go1n'r
August Is, 1s56.--i.ockinclam Register COPY.
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49, Trustee and Conf
Printers fee ST.
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Cbeap Furniture Fog Cash.

90 FINE a9FAS, DiYaua and Tetes; Marble-top
- u and plain Bureaus; Cottage and Jenny Lind
Bedsteads Wood aud Marble Centre Tables; any
quantity Of other Furniture always on hand, at the
lowest rates.
The new style Metallic Gases always on hand.
June n, 1886. A. ID. CHANDLER.
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commissioners sale of Town Lots.

tySlIE undersigned, as Commissioner of the Circuit
4 Court Of Augusta county, on SATURDAY, the
31th day of AngustueX ia pursuance OF decree
said Court will expose to sale. to the highest bddef,
three LOTS. lying in the Northwest part Of the town
Of Stauuton. which belonged to the late John Bar
rv deed. These Lots are known as Lots No. 4, 3,
and 6. LOT No. 4, contains 50 Square Poles, and
will be sold Upon credit OF 6. 2 and 3 months
with interest from date Lot NJ. s. eontains IS
Square Poles, and nil BE- sed upon the following
teams, viz: S3t Sd in cash, S35 PAYABLE November
llth l656, $a6 81 payable ON November 1lth, isG7,
and the balance III 6 months thereafter, with inter-
est from day Of sale. Lot Ne. 6 contains Acre,
Roods and Poles and will be sold upon the follow
ing farms, viz: SUI 80 IN cash and the balance in
1--WE annual instalHents, falling due an the 10Th day
Of April in each year with interest from tie day Of
sale the iHtorest upon the Whole payable annually.
inaddition to the aeA payments above required,
the purchaser of each Lot will be required t.
tribute, in cash, lis proportion Ct the costs OF suit
and sale. For the deferred payments, bonds with
approved security will be required, and Tie title to
the property retained as ultimate security
A plan Of the Lots may be seen at liafnan Bells
Office.
Sale 10 commence at Il o'clock a, NJ, in front of
B. Crawford d Cos. Store.
II. NJ. BELL. Com'r.
Cushing & WATTS, Auctloneers
July 26. ls56-tds.
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Ia bTELESS LIQUID CdT3I1RIYC'
or IA I{jLT pIiNIC.

vE'IIISis the best, cheapest and mnst efficient Ca
Il fHABFiC ever enered to the public.
1t is4AstHbsss thereby ayaiding the Jauscaing ef-
feet OF Pills, Oh, SIENNA Go, and produces gip-
ping other painia effects. Unlike all other pur-
gaiives, it searches to the bottom @, the disease,
thorougAig cleaases the stomach, and leaves the
bowels entirety lree trun eustIl cness.
NJ FANNY .4i0t Lb BE WITHOUT 1T.
Children dtink il readily aad without forcing, and
medicine is more highly recommended BY the
Medical tasut4.
Give it FAIR fial. and thenH Judge for yourselves.
1t can be had Wholesale retail Of j. B. EsSnpeE,
stanton Purcell, Ladd d Co.. Richmond Il. II.
Stabler L Co., Baltimore; j. TsAntriin, Green
vile.
Ang. 4, Is55.--Iy.
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7 Will attend to the adjustment and collection of
J. all claims committed to my with fidelity.
My Office can be found in Court House alley, above
Geo. NJ, Coehraa's Law Office. refer enquirels to
any respectable business citizen of our place and to
all such in the county who may know Ny address
is stanton Va,
w. G.. STERRETT.
Jan. &c, ls5G.-spect. and 7. American copy.