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Amer. cor

u The price for Land warrants has, fallen
of in Washington and New York, from 10 10
cents per acre, and the brokers decline buying
at the reduction The Washington Star says:
HIhis sudden decline has been caused by the
passage of the Iowa railroad land bill. and the
closing of all the land districts Of that State 10
the further location OF warrants. This act will
shut The Iowa land offices for the next twelve
months. Should the bills authorizing grants to
railroads in Wisconsin and Minnesota become
laws the effect will be to close the land offices OF
those States, and reduce the field for location
within still narrower limits If the Kansas and
Nebraska lands now under survey, be brought
INFO market at aN early day, a favorable reaction
will probably occur; hul information from the
General Land Office ininers Us 10 believe 'hat
these lands Will not ha subject 10 any private
entry before the expiration Of SLY moeihs, 400 do
AVE- suppose any other public lapds wiii be ofrer-
cd tor sale so soon.
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TO FARMERS AND MILLERS.
PREMIUM DOUBLE SCREEN GRAIN
CIEANER. PATENTED APRIL 90, 1852

CLEANER, PATENTED APRIL ~, le5Z.
vgyHlS popular Fan which am manufacturing in
i Staunton, where have number already hnlsh-
cd for the inspection OF Farmers and others has been
awarded some thirteen pismiums in the last tour
years at Baltimore and the Virginia State FAIR, held
VIRGINIA. and Tennessee $500 of these Fans have
been sold in Virginia ard Tennessee, and we could
append hundreds of certificates from the most prac-
tcal Farmers and Niers to show Its superiority IN
cypeditiously cleaning Wheat, Clcverseed, and all
kinds VI grau but deem it unnecessary, as trla OF
the fam VIII give satisfaction. 1t cleans CioVerseea
fit for any market without sitting. 1t cleans " neat
from Cookie Cheat, Smut, and all kinds OF trash,
and is promo need the best separator extant. 10
insure o'e ie' your next crop send in your orders
early. Oar tcams passing through the country
to accommodate all that they may find in want OF a
good Fan. They are warranted and given on trial.
Communications addressed to 7. j. Doyle, Staun-
ton, Va, will be promptly attended to. My Fans
have my name stamped on them.
RS State ana County rights for sale.
May II, ls56-3m I. J. DOYLE.
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sseuos., om s,,ern,nsorrsaoest.

lust published by the Howard Association, Phil
u adclphia, a Report on Spermatorrhma, or Semi
nal Weakness, Impotence, the Vice Of Onanism Mas
turbation or Seli-Abuse and other diseases OF the
Sexual Organs, with an account Of the errors and
dcceptions of Quacks, and valuable advice to the
Afflicted by George X. Calhoun, NJ. D., Consulting
Surgeon of the Association, benevolent lnstitu-
ton, established by special endowment, for the re-
lief OF the sick and distressed afflicted with Viru-
lent and Epidemic Diseases. A copy Of this re-
port will be sent by mail Gin sealed envelope,)
Free of Charge, on the receipt OF two stamps for
postage. Address "
DR.. GEO, r CALHOUN,
No. . South Ninth st, Philadelphia, Pa
Nm
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For THE AuDIroR OF Pubic AcGouKTs.

For THE ArDIreR OF PUBLIC AceouETs.
The second section OF the Act 'eohceinlDe
sherifIs &c. passed March Is, 1856, is as iollaws
Hrbe term OF office of commissioners oil the
Revenue aud OF The SherIls shall commence on
the fist day oil January next alter their election.
The Shertis now Shall hold their Office over
and continue TO exercise the duties and powers
of their offices until the commencement OF the
term of office of their successors, upou giving
bonds as how required by law for the discharge
of their duties during such continuance in OIL
fee.
Nothing in the Constitution, in my opinion.
withhulds from the legislature power 10 change
Tor the pubic cCnvenl nee the time oil the yeal
AT which the terms OF Sherf5 shall commence,
as doRe in he fist part Oi this sec'lon There
fore the persons who have been elected sheriff
nj the recent elections cannot act as such sooi1-
er than vhe first day of January next, because
not until then does the term commence lor
which they were elected. The commencement
o. all officers term, as well as the oahs and
bonds required OF hIlr by law, Is obviously d
part o! his qualification TO act.
The Constitution provides, sec, %, thai
Judges and all ether offices, whether elected OF
appointed, shall continue 10 discharge The du-
ties oil their respective offices alter their terms
OF service have expired, until their successors
are qualified.
:. Unier this constitutional provision the shelas
now in office might have continued TO exercise
The office 'til the lsl OF January 1857, but fol
the latter part Of the above reci'ed actot Marc
last. That portion OF The said section is intend
al to guard against difficulties which NIGH
have arisen Under the.present boa,ls OF the >her'
IFS executed before this act passed, and reqalres
the sheriffs to give new bonds as condllon o
holding over after The end OF their tenn till tht
Ist of January, when the new terms commence
And this condition | conceive the legislature
may righiully attach under the latter clause,
of section 3s, Act 4, of the Constitution.
My opinion is that in nc event can The newly
elected sheifls exercise the office earlier than the
first OF January 1857, that the present sherifls
aow continue after the LIST July aud up 10 The
ast of January, provided they give tho bonds in
due-tlme And that in case OF failure or relu
sal to give such bonds their will be a vacancy
IN the Office WILLIS p. BOCOCK.
Amor CDOV,
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HOUSE AND LOT TOI, SALE

TUE HOUSE AND LOT lately occupied as n res
Il .Henoe, ~ j; Is. Breckenridge, deed, staun.
ms property offers an opportunity for ono of II
best hlesthents as ii can be rented 10 preat
tage. II has Five rooms with Fire-places and Four
oai'r heu -iooms-a large brick. two stories ktch-
baldins of two floors, convenient for Store Roon,
igRMS ;-one-iourth in hand, aud the balance n
one two or three years, with interest, Apply 10
A. n. BRECKENRIDGE
April II, ls56.--tf. Stannto, U
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RENIOV AL.

VHTElLLER & LEOPOLD take pleasure in inform
w ing their friends and TIE pablo, that they
have removed TO the IL &c and beautiful Corner
Store, Main ST., formerly occupied by I. C. Bur-
well as Dry Good $40 9, directly opposite White
and Patton's whei Il e. will keep tie largest and
best made Stock of Ready Clothing to be found
anywhc in the county or State; and in rega.d to
prices they defy competition.
They advise all in " mt of Clohng to call, as YOU
will find til re ger Stock than at any other
Clothin~ Holse in ToNn, and you can save 20 per
cent by buying Of that long al d wei. established
firm. Don't fail to call at 5
WELLER 4 LEOP0LD'S.
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STAPLES, VIA KrHN e. 60.
Grocery and Flour Merchanfa

STAUATON, VA.
X hEp constantly on hand Lump and Ground
IN Plaster. Fine Salt, No. sacks. g, A. %aI,
We'll Tiled, Coffee, of all kinds Sugars of all kinds
Molasses and Syrnps of ali qualities, besides every
thing else generally kept in the grocery line except
liquors.
Saunton, Feb. 2, 1856
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FRESH CONNECTIONS, WHOLESALE
OR RETAIL.

T0HN B. ANT0NI has just received the most eX-
- tensye and desirable supply OF CONNECTIONS, dc.
ever brought to this market such French and
other Fancy Candies, Oranges, Lemons, Prunes,
Figs; Raisns, Fresh Peaches in cans, and every de-
septon of fruit to be found at this season of the
year. lie also has received supply of Fresh Nuts
OF every description. Toys and Fancy articles OF
all kinds and qualities. Candies and Cakes OF his
own manufacture &c.
He is prepared to furnish parties with Cakes, Ice
Creams, &c., at the shortest notice.
! lee Cream constantly On hand. He respectfully
asks visit from his friends and the public general
! ~. Store on Main Street, opposite lilRSiPS.
May 10. 1859
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May 3,-Spee copy ". II. v
A VALUABLE FARM rou SALE,

UN0UR miles west of Greenvie, in the upper end
J. Of Augusta county. | VIII offer the above nam
ed Farm at public auction, on Saturday. the 3lst
day of May next, ii not sold privately before that
time. This Farm contains .b6 Acres, lies well in
form, and is well wateredha, ing four good springs
we'll situated to water stock in the different ields.
Also about 60 or 10 acres of fine Timber hand dif
fnrent portions of the Farm. The improvements
are: a large Brick Dwelling House, brick Smoke
house. stone Spriag house, and other necessary out
buildings. doom il unnecessary to say more, AS
nereons wishing to purchase will view the property.
April 90, ls5o.--tds.* JAMES ALLEN.
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WIN. SHRY B. 20

OF ALI KINDS of HATS
w in the Old BELL Tavern building, opposite j
Brandeourgs Store, respectfully invite the attention
OF the public to their large and well selected stock
consisting OF Fur Beaver, SLOUGH, White and Black
Russia, and every description of Fashionable Hsts
we socit share of public patronage, and feel as .
sured that we can give satisfaction to tho purchaser
May IL, lS5G.-3m
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AaPRlNG AND SUMMER CAMPAIGN REA
- Dl-MADE CLOTilING.-Rooms Corner n r r.
gaia Hetet.-ihe undersigned begs leave to state
that, independent of all party associations he pre.
will and snirages in the purchase of Reddv- Uads
LIoht"g for the Spring and Summer Car,pairn. If
the quality, quantity and richness eff my stock is to
to carry off the palm of victory | shalIipse ererr
honorable means to secure sales. without sacrifice
OF principles G.e. prices.) Running as a no-partv
man, asking your support in my business you can.
without endangering Your far reputation for conss
tency, give me call in the selection of your Cloth
ing Tor the approaching season, and can assure Won
mat twil be as much to yonr advantage as to nne
tor shall engage in the campaign with no slugrard
wi but with the motto, 81 must and will succeed
- Ny stock comprises more than the usual variety of
clothing, from Cheap Sammer Sat- costing 50 "a
to the finest Dress Suit OF S25 1917
Come, then, and give your support to your very
obedient servant, JACOB P0IiITZ
April &C. 1856.
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RAllled Soda Wafer.

TINE subscriber, having procured the necessary
L apparatus. is Bottling Shde Water from
his Fountain, favored with any kind Of Syrup, and
is prepared to furnish Hotels, Private Families, &c.
ir any quantities. His Sota Foun ain is also in con
slant operation. Address orders to j. Is. ESk-
RIDGE. stanton. J. G. NJ. MERRILATT.
Nav II. lSj6
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DAGUERROTYPES AND AMRRo-
TYPES

PUNISHED IN the highest style of the art. and
warranted to give satisfaction. Mt the most rea
sonahle prices, at my SKYLIGHT GALLERY.
~ N NJ, llll.nf
n. Il. Instructions given in the art, and pupils
supplied with my own manufactured INSTRUMENTS
the superiority Of which is confirmed by my receiy
ing too first premiums at the Exhibition in Ralti
| more and Philadelphia. n "
Waynesboro, FEB. 2, 1855. --spect. COW.
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TUST received, French Calf Skins, Mems and
- Women's Morocco, White aud Park Innings,
Findings, Pegs. Web, Wax, Brstles, and a com
drch Boot ana Shoe IRE ., c, amp Boards, Clamps,
and every description OF French Kit, for sale low.
May II, 1856 GEO. L. PRICE.
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hereby notify the citizens of Waynesboro' and the
i public generally that have sold my entire Stock
of Merchandise at my Store in Waynesboro to Man
IIilb. All claims due against the firm must be han
ded in to my former agent, Simon Hilb, who is au-
thorized to settle them To enable him to do so, all
indebted to the firm have to come forward and pay
up before the LIST of July 1856. All claims not set
tied then, will be placed in the hands OF Messrs
Hartman d Bell .or collection.
JACOB LANGSDORF.
pk;l,dolnb;, Hmm at-Sner cony ct
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BLACKsMTH,s TOOLS &C

| HAVE ON hand full supply of Toools for Black .
smiths, viz: Bellows of ali sizes Anvils of yn,i
Gus qualities; solid box and common Vices: Screw
Plates, OF best quality and all sizes Hammers
Sledges, kasps, Files, Rod and Round Iron; BugeS
aud Wagon Tires Wagon Boxes &C., de- All Of
which am prepared to sell at the very lowest rates
Those in want are invitcdto examine before purcha
sing. GEO pRiCE
Nav II, 1856 " "iNN
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KZ.HOEs.FE.

T kAMERER has removed his Watch Making
u and Repairing Establishment to the room di-
rectly opposite the Virginia Hotel, formerly
pied by VIM Il. Kerr Thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon him, he re-
spectiuly socis continuance of the same, assured
that he can giTe entire satisfaction to all.
MAY II 1856.
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NOfiCc.

4 OSTl LOST! LOSTu!-s5 REWARD
IL subscriber lost his Pocket Book, contang one
$50 and one So note, and valuable papers, on We'd
nesday evening last, fJune 4th, 1851 between the
American Hotel and Peter Engleman's on the hid
dlebrook road. A reward Of IS will be given to
any finding the pocket book, who will leave the
same with Baylor Il Baylor.
June I, lS56--3t JOHN HUTCHINS,
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Aup1ToR's OFFICE, RICHMOND, May 20 1856.
DEAR DoeToR Your favor OF The 26th May,
1856. has been received. ] have had occasion
heretofore 10 obtain the oflnion OF the Attorney
General upon the Co ,stilutioaallty OF The law
extending the term OF the ShelH's 10 The Isl
.laurafy next, look an active part IN geting
he time for the commencement The term oil
Sheriff changed. Betue doug so | exam-
med all the points bearing on the snhject and
satisfied myself Of the power oil the Gene
raj Assembly 10 make the change. Herewith
sefd copy of the Attorney GenefaFs opinion
sustaining my own views, and showing The IN
,loltbable right, on the ptrt OF the Geusial AS
senbly, 10 PISS he law, which it did pass
The 50,h sec of the 6 h act, of the Coust.,
saws sherids should hold their Office ior t@u
yeats: but fais 10 sag ichen hat time shcd com
1aeHee 4 hen the 10th src OF the schedule
provides that 'Ihe General Assembly shall
rass all flaws necessary tor carrying Ibis Con-
sti,nion i6lo full effect and opslatlon.o-
Under this posi- ion lhe Legislature had HE
eIuiIt 10 say uhen the letm OF sheriff shoH COM
mencc. AID OF course have the tieht 10 chGls c
the lAw. Aein you vii observe hat the 3Sth
sec. OF Ae, oil he Cou's., c0niets the power
upon the General Assembly of fH'ng cacan
eies IN office in cases Hot specially ptoviJrd iof
IN The Constitution. hope tie law IN the end
will prove satisfactory, as II viii be great con-
veifielee in settling accounts III this Office.
Yours Respectfully,
G. w. CUTIE Aud. 2. Act
DR. r. Harris Stale Senator at Mt. Sidney
Va.
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TRAVELLING CoMmUNITY.-On of our
Western villages passed an ordinance Cor.
bidding taveIns to sell liquor on the Sab
bath to any persons except travellers. The
next Sunday, every man IN town who
wanted "nip," was seen walking abound
with valise in one hand and two carpet
bags IN the other.
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E.i.1,lni,ag Rods.

TTNIIE Undersigned Is prepared to put UP lightning
Il Rods any place in Aug usta, or the adjoining
counties, in the speediest aud most substantial man
ner His teams constantly in SEE vice, i'll meet
ing the demands for these truly useful articles, which
every owner of Il house or Barn should have. Or
ders received at any time.
Address JOHN ID. NATION,
May 24-tf National Hotel, stanton, Va.
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For the Findicator.

NlEssRs EDiToRs-Will you be SO kind as to
nuhllsh the enclosed letter from Geo. w.
Clutter Esq, Isl Auditor, and also the opinion
of the Attorney General relative to The 2nd sec,
lion Of the act concerning SherfIs &c, passed
by the late general assembly Mach 10Th 1856.
The subject is one which is now aghanns The
public mind in regard 10 the consliusionaliy OF
the act.
The opinion OF The Attorney general at once
settles the whole question aud defines the duties
Of the new as well as the old sherit1s III refer
ence To the beginning and expl alton of thel'
arns OF office.
Yonr compliance will very much oblige The
gnbc as well as yours very respectfully, &c,
c. II. HARRIS.
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25S Sd Acres,

Cor so much thereof as may be necessary tie meet
the purposes of said dced.) said land is in the
County of Augusta on the waters of Middle River,
adjoining the lands of Samuel Il. Finley John Hoe
ant others. The land is .! first rate quality, well
improved with good buildings, and is of the best
Farms in the county.
The title is believed to be indisputable, but acting
as trustee, shall convey such title only is vested
in me by said Deed. n. X. TROUT,
April %, IsJ6.-Spcc. COPY. Trustee.
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MARRIED.

In this place, on the 10Th May, by Rev. Jno. NJ.
Green, Mr.. ERAsMus l.. Hour to Miss ELIZA PArEs,
both of Bath county.
On Tuesday, May 18Th, by Rev. }. Killian, Mr..
SoLoMoN FUNK, Printer, of Rockingham county, te
Mi $ LIZZIE, daughter Of Mr.. Jacob koiner OF Au
uusta.
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NOR THE LADlES.-From this time forward
l. Ladies' Dress Goods can be had at reduced pri.
ces, and those wishing Bcrages, Chalhe De LANES.
Silks, &C., will do well to call upon !. NJ. NELSON,
at the old stand of Deakins Merritt Main Street,
two doors above the Marble Yard. Calsoon
MAY ~, 1856
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A the request Of George Rankin, the saIa of his
n valuable Tract of Land, above advertised. is
postponed to Saturday, tie 2lst dav Of June, IS56,
when it certainly will be sold. ~ X TE0t I.
MAY 81, 1856. Trustee.
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usOg Fest or Stolen.

A LIVER Colored Pointer Dog, answering to the
N name of .tBeppo" has strayed away or has
been stolen. Any one returning him to Crawford d
Cochran's store will receive Il reward OF So.
= June I, lS56-3t j. Ii. 0'BRlEN.
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O YFSi o YESti

TNlIE undersigned have opened in the town o
i stanton regular Auction Room, for the salt
of everything that the people may want sold They
may be found, unless professionally engaged in th,
win also attend to the sale Real Estate auywher,
in the county. They respectfully ask trial:
h. NJ. CUSHING,
May 3,-Spee copy ". H. W ArfS.
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VALUABLE lANl I'M MARKET,

IN pursuance Of deed OF trust executed the
2tth day of October 1854, to the under signed by
George Rankin shall proceed, on the premises on
Saturday the 3lst day of May next to sell at public
anetion Tor cash, a parcel of land Containing
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N.sliCe.

TIME undersigned having sold their Hardware
i Store to Messs's. Harmaa a Tlotter, are now
DESTROYS Of closihg up thcir business Without delay.
Our accounts are drawn OF. hose indebted TO us
will please call and pay or at least close tict ac-
counts. WAITS RlCHARDS.
Nav 81. 1856.
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RICHMOND, June G, 1856.

BALTIMORE, June G.--flour, The market firm,
and buyers giving 5000 $50. Wheat!.4 to $50
Corn 81 to So cents. Oats, 45 to 50. Rye, %
cents. Clover Seed, o so to $40. Timothy, So to
4. 90.
Pu1IApE4 PH1A.-Fleur, CSC to 700. Wheat So
to l. 20. Oats 40 cents Tho offerings Of Beef Cat
tie this week were abont 900 head, sales at GOA
Sll 90 per 100lbs Cowsand Calves-Sales at from
20 to $50 Sheep-Sales at4 50aS6. rs per head.
Hogs-Sales at Sc %.
New YonK.-Flour, rs to 500, and firm.
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SHOE LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

May "a, ls55-3t
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FOR RENT.

yElIE largo Brick Dwelling House belonging to tn
L estate of j. Is. breckenridge, decd, situate'
near the Court House. Apply to .,
A y BRECKENRIDGE.
May TO- 1856
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DIED

In Albemarle county, on Friday, May 30th, Mrs.
MARY EshRipGE, wife of VIM, G. Eskridge, OF
Stanton.
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New Segar and Tobacco Store.
O POS ITE I'll Il VIRGIN Ii OF Ell

Idj0la3ag h0meRe' $ Jtiretfy Niore.
TO the lovers of the Weed, and chewers of To-
L. bacco, / beg leaye to announce that have open
ed SEGAR AND TOGltcO ESTABLISH
MENT at the above mentioned stand, where at all
times, may be found SegaTs q all the most admired
Brands, Of imported aud domestic manufacture,
best kind 4 practical eNperer ce of many year.
in the above business and thorough knowledge
of the same iustilies in ing, that can supply
all demands and administer to the tatse of the mos
inyeterate tobacco chewers and smokers. hope IN,
many friends will give me tria', and ,heir kind
srpport, in my endeavor to establish myself here
N omisng them stric: and faithful attention to bus
mess LILLIAN BAkkMAN.
Nay % 1ehG
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PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER is dcserv-
edy the most popular family medicine known, for
no other remedy has been so successful in relieving
all kinds of pain. 1t is most appropriately called
Pain Killer June T-2wi
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TNTINDOW GLASS; have constantly on hand
wv the usual sizes, and win furnish at short no.
tee, any size wanted, of any quality, ut lowest fac
tory rates. GEO Prize,
Nav II, 1856
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

No. . South Ninth St, Philadelphia, P'
May II, lS56.-5m
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Hollorog's Ointment and Pills, certain Remedies
for Bad Legs and Old W ounds.-Alred Goslet, aged
n, was for nine years afflicted with an awfuy bad
leg til ere were several wounds in 1t, which deiled
the doctor skill and ingenuity to heal, lie tried
a variety of remedies, but was not benefited by the
same. At last he persuaded to have recourse
to Holoways Ointment and Pills, these remedies
quickly effected very favourable change, and by
continuing them unremttinsly for three months,
his leg was completely cured, and his general health
thoroughly established. June 4 /
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THOR THE LApi ES.-=From this time forward,
L. Dress Goods can be had at reduced prices. and
all are inN tied to call and judge for themselves; we
viii sell at low prices all Dress Goods, we
are anxious to close them on,. at small profits, for
ca n. GEORGE W. SMITH,
May 243t Next Doof to the Marble Yard
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NANCY DRESS GOODS, &c, AT WHITE 4
Il PATToNS.-All Colors Mos D. Laines Plain
and Fancy 3erages, Chaliees, Chalice Eerages, Be
rare ID LANES 0rgandies, Printed Jaconets, Lawns
Elack, Brown and Fancy, Popns, Gnghams Bril-
lantes, Fancy Silks, &C., &C., for sale the lowest
terms. May 10