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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

NOTICE.
NAS. q. HUNT a DANIEI. SO. HUNT have con.
- nece themselves under the firm HUNT BRO
uctug general Commission Business have
virginia between Cary and the Danvr
Harvey, Wood 4 Col
They solicit Tobacco. Wheat Pour
kinds Of country produce, promising prompt
sgnintnts, and quick returns jNI-s
NEW GROCERY AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS:
fgNHE undsr.igns have unit themselves under the
style Of MCDONALD, sPOTTs HARVEY, purpose u
conducting IN city The above eu,ine in all it, branches They
the large warehouse No 29 Pearl
eehiy occupied BY Hunt and Harvey and have
IN lev days extensive Of
respectfully invite the attention Of their friends and the public
rally Experienced members Of the will
e sale Of Produce generally and the receiving Arng
goods
The usual advances made consignment Prom long eSp
Ia the different branches % business prompt
'on attention We hope to merit portion Of public
JOHN T. MCDONALD,
JAMES c. SPOTS,
JOHN D. HARVEY
jail JOHN @ SPuTTS
DISSOLUTION OF FCO-PARTNERSIIIP.
vUNiE hrm of WARREN PERKINS l. this
n ta1 consent Either will the o. 10
hquEaiou All persons indebted will please
and settle ile accounts Longer Indulgence he given.
JiO W p PERKiSs'
NOTICE.
FHNliE undrsgHel have formed CoParnerslp under
and style of BURTON GREENHOw, for purpose
ducting Grocery and Commission business
have the h. auN r.
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LAW CARDS.

u - - q. ~ btssi-i>nN. a 9 rpsN::s Ut LAW.
- pfaee- Va ne
! hrnr co. ani II ihr Court. 10 city ~ tchn,..i -
Court N' 'fP'' N's ''~'e
Adirvs'- Rieh aond. Virginia m.s-u
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FHNE undersignrd have formed
and style Of BURTON GREENHOw, purpose con.
ductins a Grocery and Commission business.
They have taken the house st between Main and
recently occupied by J. M Garland ESQ.,
hand suerl Of Family Gocere., Liquors
aud viii give their personal attention the sale o. al produce
trusted % tieir BURTON,
ociG-iy e gKFENUOw
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HOTELS, &c.

BOLIINt.BROOk u0TEi.
- taking charge Of he
would respectfully
rnr patrons OF the Hotel friends them To FL
eaI An Ny table shall always spread ali the Je
eHeivs oi is The attentive The n,irr
tt'iin-tt shan have the best that IN
- ~ .ey that the ladies who evsy
sa'inri AL
hled m the eyie, and a
city My Omnibus viii different d-f 10 s,n ~
customers, 20 carry them @ and
lylo-u JOSEPH l. cARRISGToS Proprstor
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IUNE subscriber offers for ssle Of EtA-
cfr china and Giiss Looking GLisse, Cfstors LInJs
Hi Fancy Goo Of importation and from Hcfon Trade
SHes
To cash buyers prompt months payers Inducements
A held fully equal h offered North
where wM y. BUTLER.
Imtor oC sc.
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N,CLIRE HnINE, MHEELING. "

DE WATSON CARR, PznPEisrOR.
Nls magnificent h si situated Of
Monroe streets, Wheeling. unsurpassed inducenen =
The travelling Pable Ii applied every requisite Tor he ae
eorodAtlop OF ladies and gutleraen
and Apaeious rooms and within three the Bali
more hd ONO Railroad, lie Chesapeake
steamboat landing The Ofee House are on N,
sAhs SQUARE aud Express aud stage Offices
Price Only 81 81 dAs
- onhu-vs and Porers always attendance conyey
spiS WaTSoS c,pp p--..--
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hand good ~ e. bcNnrFs No Annonlaied Su-
er Phosphate ~ iinr aud um IT. peculiar adaptation robscco
sud e satisfactory experiments that have been
With 49, portions ~ The state, l hesitation w al
vsng PLANTERS 10 IN preference 90 Peruvian Guano, prcni
prices hcnF AEcnts e mauurturc this city ersun.
snE 10 us can D. sssue o getting reuuiue riie from
sp99 y NcgWtfpFW's Sons
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AIANNN,s sInrmovEn EnmEApEm i,
gUNO "TOHACCO PIANTEuS.--w h.,e

I'VE MOWtRWe hE to can ue attention ~ planters this
popular machine which ss W sl-t carly
prevent disappointment making limited number VI
them. lapiSl BALDWIN. CALDWELL A GO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-05
TRANSFORMATIONS

e9g~ Through IieRsts to al iOdrts9t IFeat aud
South can be obtc5ined at the ciee an Wheeling,
and to every west Of the
,oti6 Rlsess .sss j.. - a.
PASSENGERSB BOUND WEST
cam by taking tbs route. save time, money and distance
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TRANsP ORR TION.
Cinoinnati. ~ WilminRton and

O. PE.E n, H r 81 g II
DIRECT ROUTE TO CINCINNATI AspssTHE NEST!
1--WE Passenger TrasIns. - sIy esfeH way.
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mys W. "A. EDWARDS &RRoa
CHICKERING'S PIANO FORHES

.-E117=.a- OPENED TEISsDAY, ,-and n6Weresdyssc-.
sale, fresh supply of CickcrinR Sons csl-
4 III n IChrated Piano ForteE, of beautiful Dinc Wal.
unut and Rosewood finish, aud for brllllancy OF
tone and lEtncss Of touch be supa5ed this
country Europe and offered at the lowest nahuae.
rers prices, Including carriage.
Also, Prince Co.'S Melodeons, style, with fun and
half SWELL of fine Rosewood fn and at the lowest Buffalo
Proe with general stock of Marth celebrated Gdtars
Italian, French and German rions, vtolIhceios, Flutes
Flies, Banos TanbOrines, Tuning Forks, the best italian
strings, with all other articles in the music line, and gene
ral assortment OF Variety Goods.
Wholesale and retail old Music and. Variety Stoke
my2 JAS. MEILnR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-05

SADDLE BLANKETS.
HAVE lot OF Buckeye Saddle for sale
! i cheap at the old stand 1853, Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-05

FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, BUTTER, DC.
VWANTED.The snbsci Ibers Wl make liberal
W advances on consignment to Baltimore PhlaasPhA
or New Se York. Of Hour, weeat oats, corn, barley,
sEEsa ssa ...... = CIV lH.t.s'..l..,. & eg;
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AUGUST 5. 1856.
MISCELLANEOUS.


TNHB PRoPR1EToRs take great pleasure in expressing
cess which have arEed the or their Institution
~ At 1he Capital and Stimulates them to re-
demand for aad
~ sns
cal Houses educated and gentle
81 'o9s o Inc sy oa Sseress
NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
1tty step by Step he has mastered the whole routine
of Accountants duties as goToughtyds though he Aad
HOHse aud thus all aHkwardnrss; faering and egregiOus
blundcrs are III a great meaSure dIsspatCd.
ants We hive also secared the services Of some Of the
Lecturers in Ohio to lecture commercial
course Instruction Is too extended toparticulaze
hssS but i Sysry thing connected WIZ
its Scientific prncplesLectures upon Commercial History
Sna 0 S S
Political EeOnomy Mercantile Law Ethics of Trade Part.
hership, &c.
THE LADIES' DEPAR7ILENT
now opened the reception ofLadcs No Institution in
the Union mpar more thorough or Interesting course In
In conclusion we would add that we shall put forth our
best Efforts TO merit in still more eminent degree the fiat
terng reception with which enterprise has met aud
pledge ouTSetres to ipdrt more thorough, practical
cOurse OF Mercantile than can 6eJosd at any
ether similar Mercantile College.
Among the many recommendations, We give the follow
I'VE the undersigned, take pleasure in testttyng that
are personally acquainted with Mr. Grangers ability as an
Accountant and Teacher of Book Keeping which is Of the
highest order. He has had great experience AC-
countan heavy Commercial aud Banking Houses, which
gives him superior facilities IN mpartng PFdcticul
Kn0t0le1ge Of Book Keeping, and thorough Commercial
E1HcUtioe.
III ALLEN, LII. D.,
President Of Farmers College.
LoRIS ANDREWS,
President ofKenyon College.
To young men who wish to acquire Bsiness EdWcG-
OR," think affords facilities very seldom eQuaed
Mr. GEASoEE has the theoretical EnoYl-
edge and Rpness in teaching added to practical Counting
Room experience, and feel confident that graduates from
his College will lie fully competent to keep the most cOk-
odted sefqf B0oEs.
A. P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J. j. JASNEY, Sccy Board of Control State Bank of o.
j.. PAHNI, Book Keeper ut D. T. Woodbury's.
D. OYERDIEis, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II. a. MILLS, Seciy Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
C. b. MASON, Book Keeper at J. II. Riley & Co.'s.
e1B-For full particulars, send for cireulnr.
GRANGER d1 ARMSTRONG;, y
fe4-1v ProDrietors
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COrgPe SSiOual.

WASHINGTON, June ?. -Seaate The Plesi-
dent MIR. Bright, being absent, Senator Stuart
presi'ltd.
A letter was received from Hon. Preston S
Brooks, diSc tanning any intention To offend the
Senate by his assault on MIR. Sumner; bat STA
ting that he .elt il to be his duty to chast him
for the insults 10 his State and relative, and hav-
ing in vain sought him elsewhere, he deemed il
proper 10 nfict the urishment N the Senate
chamber.
The letter was laid on The table and ordered
10 be printed. -t ~ e.
The Senate thea adjourned until Thursday
with The understanding that it you'd then ad-
ourn until The follow lng Monday
House,--Mr, Campbell irem the Select Com
mittee on the Sumner assault reported that, up
on full investigation, il appears that Mr.. Brooks
is guilty OF the assault complained OF 10y the Sen
ate under aggravated circumstances oil violence
Tho report recommends the immediate expul
sion Of MIR. Books, and dsapproves OF The con,
duct Of Messrs. keiit of South Carolina, and
Edmuudson of Virginia H. being aware OF The
contemplated assault and taking no means tt
prevent it.
Mr. Cobb OLGA, presented aminority report
averrine that no breach OF privilege had been
committed.
Both reports were ordered to be printed.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-07

TAR. WM. n. HARDIN, Graduate Of the Jefler-
~ son Medical College of Philadelphia, of the New
York Medical College of the city of New York, OF
the New York Opthalmic Hospital, and also having
certificate of honor conferred upon hiin by Profess
sor II Ogden, DoIemus OF the Chemical Laboratory
of the city of New York, signed by Horace Green,
NJ D.. Emeritus Professor aud II csident OF the Fac
uty OF tao New York Medical College, and the en-
percnce of years in the practice OF Medicine
offers his services to the citizens of Middlebrook,
Augusta county, and surrounding country.
Havi spent the past winter in the various Medi-
cal Coz es Hospitals and Dspensares in the city
OF New FORK, and also having taken course of Mil
tarr Surgery under Isidor Gluck Surgeon Chic
of the Hang aran army, will pay especial attention
to OfERATIvE SGRGERY, diseases OF Females, and thu
Respiratory Organs.
He may be found ut the Middlebrook llotel, or the
Office lately occupied by Dir. Warwick, unless pro
fessionally engaged.
MnN Il. lS56--3t
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University OF Virginia.

The called session OF the Board of Wis
itors Of the University, held last Monday,
was attended by Messrs. Stevenson, Bald
win, Robertson, Garrett. Tucker aud Ed
munGs. The results of the deliberations
of the Board are important. They divi--
ded the School of Ancient Languages into
two distinct Schools, one under the charge
of Professor Of Latin, and the other un-
| der Professor of Greek. The fees OF
the two tickets will be thirty dollars when
taken jointly, but twenty-five dollars #
onl, one be taken. The assistance OF tu-
tors in these Schools is dispensed with.
~ School Ct History aud General Liter
lure was established. The School Of Anat-
omy now under John S. Davis. was raised
to the dignity 0! full PIofetsoTship -
There was added to the duties oil this Pro-
lessor luI course of lectures on Botany
and Vegetable Physiology.
The Board will be ready at its next an
nual session on the 9th o! June to receive
applications for the Professorship Of Greek,
and OF History and General Literature.-
No action was taken in reference 10 the
increase of the salaries of the Professors.
With the hope of inducing DR.. Harrison
to retain his place in the Faculty, the Board
has eonse,ted that he shall receive the fees
of his School (La'in,) aud the salary as
Chairman Of the Faculty 10 winch post he
has been appointed. Under ibis arrange
ment DR.. Harrison Will derive from his
Class next yeaf-if il be as large as hns
present class-about 81 600, which added
to $500 as Chairman. will make his salary
about 81 500, whilst his abors will be con
siderably lessened. We learn from gene
raj report that DR.. HARRISON. will continue
at the University ander this new arrange
ment with reference TO hls salary Char
Advocate.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-07
PUBilC SALE.

MILL be offered at public sale on Saturday, the
w 2lst day of June next, my House and Lot, sit
uated in the town OF Middlebrook, Augusta county.
Also, at the same time a lot of SADDLERY and
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. The Dwelling House
is large Frame Building, well painted, very conve-
nient, and has large room connected with it well
suited Cor n Merchant, Snldler, Shoemaker, &C.
Tie situation is central, convenient to water. &C.
As am the only Saddler in the place, it would be
Il fine stand for such business All necessary out
buildings are on the lot A great bargain may be
had in this property, being very anxious to go to
the West next fall
In addition to the above property, will sell on
the same day Sc Acres of Land within one mile OF
Middlebrook; about 10 Acres cleared and the bal
anee finely timbered. To any one desiring to pur-
chase property in the village this Land would be a
valuable appendage, or to Mechanic wishing to
purchase home it is in OF the very best neigh
borhoods in the county and bland superior in point
OF soil, locality. &c Terms accommodating and
may be known by reference to A. b. Lishtner, X.
Turk or myself Such piece Of Land IS rarely in
market, JOHN uTL.
Nav 81, lS56-tds
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,rh ;ch are enpted into its waters the products
rsised on the soil, and the commodities created
by the industry Of the people OF cur western
va Ieys and The Union al large
Mr. Macklin, of Pennsy lvania. moved the
ADOPTION of the platform aud resolutions with
out the dotting Of an or the crossing OF I.
Mr.. Conway, of Virginia, asked divis'on oil
the question.
vous question. IT.
ion of the question. OBJECT 10 Tue '"''oouono"
ST any new doctrine.
Mr. Pbelps, of Missouti.-The case .of Inc
New York delegates has not been settled, and
am oprcsed 10 considering the mater iui'Ief uli-
til Is.
The N. Carolina delegation enqulTed whether
the committee meant To Incorporate The post road
resolution as apart Of the platform. INNo, no.
from every part OF The house.
The previous question was sustained.
MIR. Breckenridge called Tor vote by Sia'eS'
which was agreed 10, and the vote was taken ON
he report Of The committee on resolutions as
submitted, except the last five resolutions
The vote by States was unaI linols IN favor,
New York not taken, )-ayes 26l, nays none.
On the five remaining resolutions MI. lneer-
soil. of Connecticut, demanded that they be Ia
keu up separately.
MrWirklife, of Kentucky, advocated an ad
iournment ill three o'clock this afternoon ioget
leisure to consider the foreign policy resolutions.
Mr. Peiitt.-I call the gentleman TO order
The Chair-The gentleman from Kentucky is
out of order.
Mr.. Phelps moved an adjournment 10 O'Clock
this afternoon.
The Chair decided that such Il motion could
not be received while the vote was rtIdhS.
Mr. Phelps appealed fotn the decision oil the
chair
M Richardson, Of lllinDis, stated that mo-
lion to adjourn was in Order when vote was not
actually being taken.
The chair reversed his decision, and motion
10 ad iourn 10 fonr was made and neeailved,
The decision that il was neaalIyed being
doubted, a vote by States was called and the
convention refused to adlourn-nays 1873, ayes
7S.
Mr.. Meade, of Va. moved recess be taken
tor one huur-negatlved.
csThe Virginia delegation asked and were per-
iailted to leave the room to consider the remain
ing resolutions
The convention then Adjourned till o'clock
lowing 10 the prevalence OF storm in the
liue Of the western telegraph we were unable
10 receive anything further of the doin9s oil The
convention yesterday
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The Cause of Education,
RICHMOND, Va, May oath, 1855

| hlCHMUNDt Va, Way ~ftlI, 1Coo'
In respectful compliance with the re-
quest of the Presidents and Professors Of
Washington, Richmond, Randolph Macon
aud Uillam and Mary Colleges, beg leave
to invite the Professors Of the University,
OF the Colleges. and of the incorporated
academies of the Commonwealth and of
the county and town Superlntendents of
Primary Free Schools, TO assemble in Rich
mond on the 23d day Of July next for the
ends named by the Colleges which have
moved upon the subject OF Education,
As have been thus appealed to, | ven
tute to express my full appreciation OF the
plan proposed, aud Of the subjects had in
view and invoke the friends Of improve
ment in public instruction TO render this
effort all the assistance in their power.-
No interest is CT more importance than
that OF our schools. and if agriculture, prb-
lie voGks and other matters Of popular
concern can combine aud concentrate pub
lie sentiment 20 as to bring it 10 bear upon
Legislation so as TO secure the benefits Of
oder and system and legal authority, sure
y the cause Of education may hope TO End
friends enough 10 form Il concert Of action
which will be felt. !, Therefore, appeal
not only TO those whom [ am requested to
invite, but to all who take an interest in
the highest of all mpfovempnt-,ie men
tai improvement of our people-to take an
active part i'll the proposed Convention. =
dare without authority, 20 say, that the
metropolis of Richmond will favor it equal
" with any other which could assemble,
and that its ciizens will extend 10 those
who convene every facility Of a cordial and
hospitable reception. respectfully ask
all the Journals in the State. which are ia
vorable 10 this call, to give It at least one
insertion, continuing 10 publish tue day
named Until the Convention meets
HENRY A. WISE.
To The Friends Of Education Of Vnginia
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THE BOOK FOR THE TIMES

THE LIFE AND DEATH OF "SAM"IN VA,
A NORRIS, Bookseller, and Publisher, Richme,d
IA. Va, has in press the Life and Death of San
in virginia" written by virginian, in one hand.
some limo volume. Price 81 Is. ~
The work is History of the late Guberpator,al
Campaign IN virginia, in which the position and
course taken by the Democracy is placed in contrast
Win inc position and coarse Of the Know Nothing
party of the State. Blended with this h;storr nn
running through this work is a love story. or ~.
nance SO that, while it will not be unacceDtable 10
the politician, 1t will be most pleasant and agreca
Die morsel for the reader of light literature.
The Author has in various pages borne nrettv a.
xeseiy upon what he coneeivcs to be the inigs,ie.
OF the american" party though this the Virginia
american WIN be limost disposed to forgive, when
ed in every line and sentiment. 'A
Single Copies mailed to any order enclosing the
price Of the book. '"e
INC ifaae s"pplied-iQe copies at Il Discount
so u 9.
MAY II, 1856 "a e ~
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A. Farm For Sale.

N7E will offer for sale on the premises on Thurs
w day, the 18th day of July 1856, a tract of land
containing about Three Hundfed AGes, about one
Hundred of which is cleared and all in glass; aud
the balance has upon it timber Of the best quality
for building other Purposes. This Farm lies about
miles Southwest of Staunton, and within about !,
of a Depot on the Va. Central Eauroad, adjoining
the lands of Messrs. SNYDER, Major y. Summers
and others. There are the laud two Dwelling
Houses, aud several never failing springs with d
small branch un~ing through it, and Will be sold all
together, or in parcels To suit purchasers.
TERMS One fourth in hand, and the residue in
three equal annual pa ments thereate the title to
be retained until Tie payment Of the whole of the
purchase money. The land will be shown to any
person desiring to see it, at anv time by applying
to the undersigned at Staunton.
GEORGE BAYLOR, Executors of
Johs THlMBLE, lGeo. Baylos, sr. d'cd.
May 3l-ttls. -Snec and koch kegister COPY.
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Wistar,s HaIsam of wild cherry.

From tie Neto YORK. Erening Mirror, Ndrch 70.
"Among all the Panaceas advertised for the cure
of human ailments, there is none in which we have
more confidence than WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY. We regard it of Nature $
own reparatons-simple, safe, pleasant to take,
and almost certain to cure all bilious and pulmona-
nv affections. We have witnessed its wonderful Of
fecs in cases that were regarded hopelessy des-
perate, and we conscientiously recommend 1t us
one of the best medicines in the world
1t has proved more eifcacious remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Asthma, and
Consumption in its ncipient stages, than any other
medicine.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the
SETH W. FoWLE Il CO., l3s Washington ST.,
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by DR.. j. G. NJ. Mer-
rat and j. I. Laird, Staunton Va. and by their
arents everywhere. June 7, 1856.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-07

RESPONSIBILITY MIR. Stuart, has late
ly started some ideas about responsibility
cabinet 1t was, we believe, during Mr.,
Flllmore's administration that Di. Gard.
ner robbed the treasury OF large amount.
Mr.. Fillmore and Mr.. Stuart are eonse-
quently responsible for this robbing of the
treasury. Democrats can well afford to
accept as u basis of argument the assump-
ton that the party in power is responsible
for acts during lis holding OF power. A
comparison OF the amount stolen from the
treasury during Taylor aud FlImoFe's adj
minis'raton with the late appropriations
of the Virginia Legislature TO works OF
Internal Improvement would be quite in
teresting and Instructive. Lynch Rep,
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Columbian dsllaf,O.

rEIIE undersigned. having been appointed Sole
l. Agent of the Philadelphia Guano Company, al
this port, have on land, and will be receiving
during the season, full supply Of the above perma-
nent Fertilizer, direct from the Islands, which they
offer to their customers at the lowest poss bic mar
ket rates.
This Guano has been analvzed by the most emf
nent chemists of the country, and found to contain
Bone Phosphate of Lime in much lare proporuoI
than any other description Of Phosphate Guano
say 81, 600.
Analysis of the same can be seen at Office. OF
will be forwarded by mail, it REQUESTED.
Its use is highly recommended, either alone or in
connection with Peruvian GuanO, for all kinds OF
grain, grass root crops.
1t is put up in bags of very superior quality, mark
cd with the Importers Brand. F0WLE X co.
Alexandria. Va, May "a, 1855.
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.gUNE 6. 1886.

V>HIS DAY RECEIVED Dbl Cider Vinegar,
Il 20 sacks Salt, Pulverized and crushed Sugars.
Coffee, aud best Coffee Sugars, fierce Rice / Dbl
Porto Rico Molasses, tierce n o. Molassos,
Starch, Prime indigo, Soda Buckets, Tubs. Brooms.
Jars, &C., &c, for sale low for cash or country
produce. WHITE 4 PATTON.
June Z, 1886.
TTAYING become the owner by purchase, Of all
L 1 the Stock Of Goods belonging to, and all the
debts due to the late firm Of BUTLER Il co. and
William l.. Butter, Of the town Of stanton have
employed the said William /. nuilei as nay agent to
transact and conduct bushes ON my account and to
receive and receipt tor any debt due either of said
concerns, and grant full aequttance of the same,
hereby ratitying wh ateyer nay said agent may 90 in
the premises and i'll my name. Witness NY hand
and seal, this 2nd day Of June 1886.
June JAMES II. FRAZIER. IsealJ