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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-05
FRIENDS OF HUMANITY.

yJNO YOU (always disposed to aid the suferlng) IL
J. may appear incredible after in VAN trying an
the swonderul medicines of the day, that one APP
plicaton externally, and few drops taken INTERNAL
iy, Of my (gcnuine) Electric Oil, will SO very
suddenly relieve the Sufferer from the most violent
pains: yet it IS fact, testified by aood men anu
bv good women, whose are ct my Office.
Not any have used it without deriving some spe-
cia benefit within an hour, and many are they VINO
have been perfectly cured Of ltheamstism, Neuralgia
SPINAL and Bronchial Complaints, Group, lie Doio,
reux, Felons, Piles, Spraihs and Bruises LUIS anu
wounds, Swelled Glands, and Stiff Joints, Scronia
and Erysipelas. Sore Nipples and Sweneo breast
Salt Kheum and Cankers in the Mouth or Stomach;
Eruptions and all kinds of Sores, Headache ana
Toothache in five to ten niihittes;) ALSO Chbiains
and Sore or Tender Feet 1t will be seen that 90
not profess to cure everything, but only certain
class of Complaints all of which durable on sim
pie Electric and Chemical principles, through the
alinities of my electric Oil, and the Nervo-vItN
Fluid OF the human body.
HI; modus operandi o. progressing ara ever chang
cable Rheumatic pain, is mpertcctly understood by
mankind; whether its location is the membranes or
covering of the nerves inhamed by arrangement,
(ike the coating of an infamed stomach,) or some
disturbance of the electric fluid itself; certain it is
that Nv Electric Oip' is readily absorbed into il
it does not actually supply a needed deficiency in,
and equalize the circulation OF, that great principle
OF living organization
let the skeptieal and the humane look into this
matter-for itheso things so all alike inter-
ested l will take any case from the hospitals to test
it for all. My .Eectrc Or is pleasant and inno-
cent; no danger Of cold reaction, all will bear
me witness. Come and see for yourselt-near Ches-
nut street. SO South Eighth st. so cents and one 81
per bottles
Prof CHhs. De GRATH.
| .gsis- None sold by peddlers On the 18th INST,
| all my bottles will have my name blown in and the
| new wrappers viii bear my written signature, TO
! prevent imposition on the public
| N. B.-A regular Physician in attendance to give
advice, free Charge. Also, lady to advise win
ladies. One person 5fer II miles to be eurea,
and she is cured. Ny electric 0ii'' is much the
cheapest medicine sold in the United States o.,
the world because it does what is promised, and
disapponts meme who use it direct. 1t is an ex-
cecnt balm to rub on the gums of teething infants,
and it has cured great many little children suffer
! ing from eruptions on the head and elsewhere and
| little swelngs. For Group it may be relied on eve
ne For sale by ). d. fassriuge & Co. Druggists,
St8uIiton Va. and Druggists anu Merchants genef-
ally throughout the country.
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NEW ARRIVAL
of Hardware, Guns. Pistoles,
E,EI'g'H, sIESY. &C. &c. &c.

CEORGE Z. PRICE, Main Street, Stauntou, Va.
VI offers for sale extensive stock of Hardware,
Guns, Gallery &C., direct from the manu- actures,
at prices as low as be obtained in Richmond
Markets. to which he would respectfully invite the
attention OF Farmers builders and Mechanics, con
sisting of Mortice, Carpenters, Dead, store, Pad,
Chest, Cupboard, Till, Trunk, Stock and Closet
Locks; Knobs, Spring and Thumb Latches and bolts;
Hand, pannell, Cot, Mill, Pit, Circulars, Compass
Butchers. Tenant, Wood and Pruning Saws Car
penters, Coopers, Machinis and Backsnitlis tools;
Fast and Loose Butts; Parliament Strap and Gate
Hinges Augurs, Augur Bits, Brass BITS; Planes OF
all Kinds; Stair Rods; Coffee and Spice Mills; Pla-
ed and common Spoons and Forks; Ladies, Axes,
atchcts Hammers, Sledgcs, Angils, Vices Be-
ows. Steel. Files, Rasps, Brushes, Hand and Door
Bolts, Handouts Ovens Pots. SAillets Kettles, dc.
&C.; Buck. Bone and Ivory Handle Knives and Forks
Pen, Pocket, Butcher aud Carving Knives; Razors
Scissors and Shearcs; ililling, Grabbing and Gar
den Hoes Picks Spades, Sn0vels, Manure, Hay and
Potatoe Forks; Manila aud hemp iiopes Cali, hog
Sheep. Cochiueal, Binding and Lining Skins Shoe
las Pegs Tacks &c; Men and Side Trees; lar
ness Mounting: (Silve,, Brass and Japan;) Springs
Axes and English Refined Iron OF all sizes; Horse
Shoes aud Nails; Wrought and Cut Nails, witha
orea, variety OF House Keeping Articles OF an ex-
cellent quality and in short everything usually
kept in Il Hardware Store, which will sell cheap
ioi cash Those i'll want of such articles will DO
well to give me a call, Gas charge nothing Tor
showing my Goods for ,,m determined to sell to
suit the times.
Staunton, Nov. Il, 1855.
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ROCK AGENCY

yg1HE subscribers hare established Book Agen-
L cy in Philadelphia. and will furnish ans book or
publication the retail price free OF postage. Any
persons by forwarding the subscription p,ee otany
of the So Magazines, such as Harpers Godeyss,
Putnains. Graham's Fashions, dc. will receive the
magazines for one year aud copy splendid ith-
ogiaph portrait OF either Washington, jackson or
Clay; or, il subscribing to s. and 81 Magazine,
they will receive copy OF either of the three por
traits. lrsubscribng to So worth of Magazines, all
three portraits will be sent gratis Music furnished
to those who may wish il.
Enyelops of every description and size in large or
small quantities furnished Seal Presses, Dies, &c
se.it to order.
Every description Of Engraving Wood execu-
ted with neatness and despatch. Views of Buildings
Newspaper Headings, Views OF Machinery, hook
Illustrations, Lodge Certificates, Business Cards,
&c. All orders sent by mail promptly attended to.
Persons wishing views of their buildings engraved
can send Daguerreotype or sketch OF the building
by mail or express
Persons at distance having saieahle articles
would find it to their advantage to address the sn5
scribers, we would act as agents tor the sale Of
the same.
BYRAM & PIERCE.
so South Tird Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
]. Il. BYRAM. MAY PIERCE,
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v LII A BL E L A N D
IN HIGHLAND COUNTY.


TN pursuance af the last will and testament of
l. Samuel l.. Gibson, dec, will sch to the high
est bidder at public auction, ON Gle premises, on
Friday the 2lst day of December, 1855, the real
estate of which the ssid Samuel j. Gibson, dec,
seized lying and being in the county Of Highland,
Oh Jackson's kiver, near Gaultown, shout four
miles South of Monterey The hand consists Of scve
in the whole about
FOURTEEN HUNDRED ACRES.
considerable portion of the land is improved !;
about one hundred acres cleared, and the whole
is valuable grazing. property. There is Mil up
on the property, and the improvements are good
The land will be sold stbject to the dover right of
the widow OF the said Samuel l.. Gibson
TERMS :-0ne-t.rd of the purchase money VIII
be required to be paid in sixty days from the day OF
sale--the remainder in two equal annual payments
from the day of sale-the purchaser TO give bonds
with approved security, and the title retained rs
farther security. Selling as Executor viii CONVEX
with special warranty. CHAMBERS MUST0E,
Dec. l.. ls55.-3t EXT of Samuel l.. Gibson.
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For. Sale

sy,HE undersigned offer for sale 'rsa'e aSro anet
i valuable tract Of land containlnA III snr House
has on it large aud commodiaus Dwsang NV n arSe
nth ali necessary ont buildings, also very ia'S. =.
h.ni barr large orchard with the most cro'c fu'.
in it, also large portion good aud valuable sauo Nv
and about rs or 30 OF timber THIS iana Ia -.
y never failing lime stone water, il is altogether
Sn. home and in q refined >eighbolhood Any one
desiring a small home would do well to give US a
ssll for we are bound to sell low and give lair pay
ments. For further information call and see us on
ssid land near Hermitage Post Office Augusta Coan-
viva. II saidlandis not sold BY Tuesday the first Of
iprl We will then put it up at pablie sale Oh that
day. ILn,S s y ~ t nfIpFinii,Fp
Jan. s, 1856.
ESIRlNG to ascertain the amount of the liza.
~ bilities of myself and Woodward 4 Coalter, all
persoas having claims against me individually, Or
Woodward Coalter, are requested to leave the
amount with J. I'll. ucCus, within tne ns1t onr'y
days. y n, ~VeD " As"'
hauaaa, Jxn. &, tsiS
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Administrators sale.

KET1IL be sold at The late residence Of Jacob Dull.
w ST., Decd, about miles from Staunton, on
Thursday the 9th day Of January ISIS. one horse
Wagon, / two horse Wagon, some Harness, Plows,
Harrow, Cutting bex, Wheat Fan, kolihg
Sereene Cross Cut Saw. or ton of Hay. grain
Of different kinds, Horses, Cattle Sheep, and Hogs,
some Bacon, 4 Beds Beadstcds and furniture, a
quantity of other bedding such Coverli.s, Ban
kets &C., hall dozen w Chairs, Rocking Chairs,
Bureau, Safes, chests, tables. Corner Cub
bard, Candle stand paror Stove, Sheet Iron,
do, yards of CarpctinS, Clock, together with
all the Household and Kitchen furniture, and all
other personal property OF every kind and dcserip-
ton belonging TO the estate OF said Dull.
ESQ. BAYLOR.
Admin. OF Jacob Dull, Sr., Deed.
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Valuable Store EEossse for Sale

A T PUBLIC AUCTloN.-On the 10Th day of
"A December, 1895, will offer FOR sale at Public
Auction she Store House lately occupied by Dcak-
ms Merritt. This is commodious house, two sto-
ries high, 19x40 feet, has excellent store
ready sheved, a counting room, two rooms ON the
second floor and agarrctt The cellar is the
full size of the house, and dry The situation is as
good any in the town for the purposes of retail
store. Title unquestionablc. Terms made known
on day Of sale. \. j. DEAkINS.
Dee. 8, lS55.-Rich. Dispatch copy 2 weeks and
end account to this oiliec.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-05
TASIELESS LIQUID CATHAR1IC
OR FAMILY PHYSiC.

TyNIiISs the best, cheapest and most efficient CA
Il TlIAkIlC ever offered to the public.
1t rAsrlLEss thereby avoiding the nauseating eff
feet OF Pills. Oil, SIENNA, Co, and produces grip
ping or other painful effects Unlke all other pur-
gutives, it searches to the bottom OF the disease
thoroughl7 ceanses the stomach, and leaves the
bowels entirely free from costivencss.
no FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Children drink it readily and without forcing, and
no medicine is mere highly recommended by the
Medical Faculty.
Give it fair trial, and then judge Cor yourselves.
1t can be- had wholesale retail of j. b. EsSRlDds,
stanton Purcell, l.add q Co., Richmond L. H..
Siahier y Co., Baltimore; J. L. Antrim, Green
vile.
Aug A, Is55.-ly.
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go,ssss,issj0wes.'s Sale,

I'D gusta county in the case of Anderson's widow,
&C., VS., Anderson, &e., | shall proceed, ON the
premises, on " 'sday the 25th day Of December,
lsjG, to sell the following parcels OF land to Wit -.
The home place now ia possession of Mrs. Frances
Anderson, ON Back Greek in Augusta county, CON
tanning, by estimation. about
TWO HUNDKED ACRESj
AMI also three asher parcels Eear, adjoining the
home place, consisting of20, "A and so acres, more
or less
These parcels of land win be set up by order OF Court
ut the upset price OF six thousand dollars for the
whole in gross, twenty five hundred dollars in cash
and the balance in for annual payments, bonds
with approved security to be given for the deferred
payments. Ii there be no bid over the amount of
$1,000, the conditional sale already made will be.con-
firmed The highest bidder over six thousand dol
lars viii be entitled to the whole property, which is
very valuable and desirable.
HUGH W. SHEFFEY, Comm.
Nov. 24, Is55.-tds.
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VALUA RI,E NEGROES
FOR 6 Al r.

DY authority of decree of the Circuit Court of
ID Augustus County, lately pronounced in the
chanceiy suit Of Wm. II. Peyton, Guardian, &C.,
on 7aesaay, tie LIST IF January nect, offer for sale
by way OF public auction, at Benjamin Cawtord's
corner, Staunton, likely young NEGRO H0-
NAN AND TWO CHiLDREN belonging to the
estate of b. G.. Peyton, decd.
TEnms Cash, or negotiable note at months, well
endorsed, for principal and interest.
Dec, g. 1855. ". Il. PEYTON, Com.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMMERCIAL
INSTITUTE.

r COATED IN YORK, Pa Offers young men
IA al the advantages OF a thorough business Edu-
cation.
COURSE OF STUDY, -Embraces Double Entry
Bookkeeping, as applied to Wholesale, Retail
Commission, Manufacturing, Shipping, Steam Boat
ing, Individual, Partnership, and Compound Com
pany business. PENMANsillp, in all the Ancient
and Modern Hands. Also, Lectures on Commercial
Law and Political Economy, by pgoMAs Il. COCHRAN
Esq
For Circulars, &C., address the undersigned,
WHITE l. EPPLEY,
December IL, lesS. - Ssn. Ywk, Fl.
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NEANNxED.

On the 25fh of December by the Rev. John Phil
las ASpsRsos p. BEVERAGES to Miss RACHAEL h.
CAMPBELL, all of Highland.
On the 9th BY the same, JonN HUFFMAN, OF Au-
sasta, TO Miss REBnocA SrEuARr, daughter Oh ia
cob Steuart Esq, of Highland.
On the same evening by the came, .IoHN LEsrc II
b Miss CATHERINE McCRAy, all of Highland.
On the same evening, by tbs same, JosEru MoCRAY
60 Miss ELrzADErH LAErcH all of Highland.
On Tuesday December 25th inst, by the Eey.
Mr. Wirgnan, Mr.. JouN STEPHENSON and Miss LAu-
IA A. WosDs both OF Highland County Va.
On Tuesday the 18th inst, by the Rev. II. Wetzcl
Mr.. LEWIS SrAUBus, to Miss MARGARET SSYpEE, all
Of this county.
On the same by the Rev. Mr.. Peter Shickcl Mr..
DAVID SrovEn to Hiss EsHABErR j. kiRAcoFr, al
Of Augusta CO.
On the 9th ult., BY the same, Mr. ARTHUR REED
to Miss ANN ELIZA, daughter of John Showater, all
Of Augusta county.
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TIE MARK ETS.
ooRREcTE By BUTLE 20.
Reported for tic vinatcator.

HICHMhNR, Jah n t5JI'
.. 60 75 though holders are generally holding for
hiyher figures. Extra Supertine commands from
me trade Se34 95s and Family Slo, to 10, 10
some favorite brands known by trial ant repfesen-
Aation to be superior command little more.
BUCKWHEAT FhOUR.-No new Virginia m
market vet Would command at this time, put up
In half barrels, 6,50a7.
CORN commands Scots.
C0RNMEAL.--White,bo ltsd for family use 30
10 100 cents.
FLAXSEED commands from Sl,15 to 30 per
hushel NJ. bi4Alk w.
In New York on the 3rd, -four had declined, and
was selling at SIS, 20. Wheat :, 10 Pork and Beef
unchanged, =, 90 =,
Q 815-,an advance, under the Asias news lZcis
Wheat 2,0j
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY.

virtue of deed of trust executed TO ma on
- the 10th day of October 1855, by Richard W.
Hardy and wife which is of record in the Clerks oea
OF the County Court of Augusta County, viii
proceed on the LIST day OF January next to sell the
following property, 10 wit.
House and lot in the Town OF Staunton living OF.
Treuer,ek street now occupied by j. Ii. Brown.
The title to this house and LOT is in the hands of Har
man Bell who will convey with general warrants
Possession given on the lst of April next.
on said alley ~
tract OF Woodland lying near Staunton contains
ing ABOUT twenty Acres formerly owned by MA
oheiey. Terms made known on day of sale
a.. WIN. II. HARTMAN, TRUSTEE
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FAMILY FURNISHING STORE.

MN. G. MOUNT would respectfully inform the
w citizens OF Staunton and yacinitv that he has
opened nest door To Ii. * j. Faust, IL FANfL
fGRHfSHfNG STORE, where he viii keep cou-
stant!y ON hsnd a general assoitment Of articles
adapted to housekeeping, such brown, Loaf
aud Mecca Coffee; Molasses and Boston ), rup, Vim
egar, Rice, Candles, Maccaron Fish, Spices, Mus
tard, Salt, Table Oil, Cocoa, Cheese. Crackers,
Soaps. u OGDEN Wares. Straw bgooms, Baskets Etc.
We ",ll purchase Marketing oievery description.
Dee. 10, lS55.-3n.
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ru1E,fRATED ARABIAN EMINENT

CBLEHRATED ANADlAN DA .
Th;. celebrated medicine, skilfully composed as II
= ~ the most healing basams and penetrating OILS
An never fail to cure almost every aihiction thA.
eould be alleviated by an cxtcrnci remedy. ~ ~,
periuriy all other Lnimens proven of md
mirasHous cures it performs, and by the great anu
eonstautly increasing demand. mere mas peei se'u
within tile past year more than IHaEE MlLhloNo
OF BOTTLES, and there can oe paI ieM ais
found who do not bestow upon 1t the inquest Piaise
yor the rare virtues it possesses. Nothing, perhaps
noe the creation of the world has been SO successful
external remedy for al nervous mmcd IS ns,an
snneousy difuses itself through the whole SYSTEM
soothing the irritated nerves. ala yinH tnc host III
tense pains and creating most ea ha
Read the following remarkable cure, when can DC
sstestsd to by hundreds who were fully acquainted
with the whole circumstance.
CHRONIC ENLARGEMENT OF TONSlDS.
My daughter, when sis months ola, was tahen
and larger, till when six years old she had great ai-
Rculy in swallowing her food. Every nigh. "a hii
was kept, fearing she would suiloeate ahe oes
doctors attended her but could give no rehGi.
took her to the most eminent doctors IN the East;
they said there no help for her but to on,gfow
It. With sad hearth returned home with her
when she became much worse that the doctors
had to be called in again; they decided tha' the
tonsils must be cut off, the only means OF giving
relief. NY wife would not content to thus, ana sne :
determined to try your Liniment, which gave reilpl
the yerv first application, and by continued use
abe entirely recovered She is now ten years o'u
Ane Heshy and healthy could be desired our
L1ulmeut
cuts burns headache, ETC., and 1t VIII remove GUY
most severe pain in few minutes. 1t also cufea
Saked uddcr in my COW in a few days
Peoria March, 90 ls49. GEORGE FORD.
Look our FOR CouSrERyEITs!
The public are cautioned against another coun-
&arfeit which has lately made its appearance, cal
ksd W. b. Farrell's Arabian Eminent the most
dangerous of all the counteriets. because his nav,
ing the name of Farrell, many will buy 1t III good
faith, without the knowledge that a counterfeit
exists, and they will perhaps only. discover their
error when the spurious mixture has wrought lis
svil effects. -, H. II
;. The genuine article is manufactured only by u
q. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, aha
wholesale druggist, No. Il Main street. Peoria, iiila
aois to whom all applications for Agencies must be
addressed De sure you get II with the letters IA =.
bsfore Farrel's thus-H. q. FARRELLS-a his
signature on the wrapper, all others are counter
fats. ,,,, ,,bor;
Sold bv j. B. Eskridge, and by regularly authori-
zsd agents throughout the United states. .
Nd Price % and so cents, and 81 per Dot,le.
HiTEyTS WANTED in every town, village ana
HAMLET in the United States, in which one Is nor al
rsady established Address IL. &. Farrell as above
.econpauied with good reference as TO charac'ei'
responsibility, &c. o..nn,on 70
Dec, J., 1855. -----------
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Rcady-yaa(le CI0thinF.

M HlRSH Co, are now receiving select .tomt
4'A. OF Eall and Winter Ready Made Clotbinp.
to an examination of which the attention OF tbeiy
friends and the public is invited. They have been
purchased with the greatest and with an esps-
cial reference to the wants of this commute IL.
ofthe firm residing in Philadelphia enables them m
buy their goods upon the best terms, and of the
best quality, and hence they can offer advantage
to the purchaser. not to be found elsewhere Thev
ask particular attention, this season. to their stock
as they Halter themselves it is the most fashionable
and durable ever offered in the Stanton Market
Sthunton, Oct. 20 ls55-Speet conv
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Eires-y Stable, syMxHsoss, va.

HAVING leased the American Hotel Stables
L take this methoc of informing my old friends
and the travelling public, that prepared to
keep horses by the year, month"; day, and to sell
horses on commission. Dr0yers are invited to call
upon me, asI am prepared to keep them as fav-
orable terms as any other Stable in this place.
have procured good and attentive Ustlcrs, and
will give especllattention to training and selling
horses for a reasonable commission.
All ask is, TRY BNowS's STABLES ONCE, and if
you are not pleased, don't stop with him again.
Dee. s, 1855, j. III. BROWN.
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PREPARE FOR A LONG & COLD WINTER
CLOTHING Ar VERY
REDUCED PRICES.

V0S. LEOPOLD, has just received from his Manu-
u featuring House large and second supply of
fashionable Winter Clothing, he has now assort-
ment which was never before offered to the people
OF Augusta county, and 10 per cent cheaper than
er. Ii you want to buy cheap and well made Cloth.
ing don't forget to call at his Store before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
Remember his store is Main Street opposite
White and attons, and the second Clothing Store
west OF the Woodward House.
Stauntun, Dec. ~, 1S5s.
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Y,REE E.FEp.FEEK'S GUIDE
10 SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL
ACstVT,U-r

BY HENRY STEPHENS, I. Il. s., of EdinbuTg, and the
late j. p. No"roN, professor OF Scientiiic Agricul
ture in y ale College, New Haven. vols. loyal
Octave. 1000 pages, and numerous Hood and
Steel Engravings.
This is coniessetlly, the most complete work on
Agriculture ever p1blishoH. and iii order to give it d
wider circulation the publishers have resolved to
reduce the price 70
FIVE DOLLARS FOR THE TWO
VOLUMES
When sent by mail (post-pad) to California and
Of tas Union Mo and OF canaaa tpost psiao S. is
,tofk Is Nor the otd .eBooh q he farm.'
ilerttances Tor any OF the above publications
should always be addressed, postpaid, to the Pub
fishers, zze.,,,,,,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
No. 81 Gold Street, New for-.
Dec %, 1855.
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Removal.

TIME undersigned has removed his shop from the
i house OF DR.. Donaghe to the rooms formerly
occupied by MIR. GRear opposite the old Post oiica
corner, and adjoining the store OF Mi. Adam
Bickle.
He returns his thanks to his friends and the pub
lie Tor the liberal patronage heretofore extended
him, and hopes to continue IT IN his new place OF
plates and always prepared to manufacture clothes
in the most fashionable style.
Dec. %, 1866. L. D0oLEf.
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Holloray's Ointment and s.-ExtraoFdInntyy
Cure ola Leg csmnnn dated to Professor o Mol
ioway by L. Marchant ESD, OF the Gaseue r, 9Oce,
Town. had gore on his leg, which dcfed all ordna
~ remedies, and instead Of improving him he only
became worse. At last he had recourse to HOLLOW
avs Ointment and Pills, few applications oil the
Oiptments to his leg effected wonderful change Tor
the better it lost its swollen and angry appearances
and in a very short time he was completely cured
His leg is nov onte sound and he is able to resume
His work, although sixty years of age! This aston
ishng un guent will cure wounds and ulcers even
1wenty years standing.
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NOTICE.

1T being circulated to the prejudice of Mr.. Jos.
l. \. Woodward that he has iucumbered by trust
deed his property, and being acquainted with his
affairs, deem it an act d justice to say that as long
eight months ago he gave a trust iOr special
purpose on property &c., estinatcd to be worth
four times the amount OF the debt secured aud which
deed has been SATISFIED and the property released.
lie has civ en- no aust since The one alluded to.
n. X. TROUT.
Stauuton Dec * 1Shs