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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-12-27
Receipts for The Busls for The week snding Dec. 81

Abraham Bowman, Massillon, Sl,00-Gl6
j. II. Reeve, Rome. 200 65l
Hannah IIilles, New Garden, 1886
W. L.. Green, Hudson. 800 563
John Deming. Salem. l.5O $50
Eliza 4. Frantz. Garden Grove, l.50 635
Ann Harris, Mt. Union, rs sos
II. Young, Twinsburg, 200 SOB
VIM. johnson, Shar,n Centre, 20 585
Thomas Rhodes, Akron, $50 CSC
Barclay Brosius. Mt. Union, 450-635
Samuel Holmes, Leesvile. l,50-635
Alice Roby. 100000
James Priee, e.. l,OO.6O4
John NJ. Holmes. Connection, 50-625
Crawford Worries, Seio, $50 COZ
Mary e. Adams, l,006I2
DR.. Samuel Stockton, a" l,50-635
DR.. William Custer, " l.50-635
James nouser, l,50-635
John Giles, 200 SIS
NJ. II, Conway, Archer. 800 Cpl
%. d. Boone, Montpelier. 3,00.6l0
Erastus Case. Roots,own, $50 CSC
rhomas c.. leighton. " 50.673
j ii. Simmons. Remson Corners, $50 6IS
Curtus Gould. Litchcfeld, 200 Gil
Edward Lewis, Austinburg. 100000
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-12-27
THE STATE OF OHIO,

TIE STATE OF OlllO,
CoiHmGidnd County, SIS
Uriah Teegarden Admin. of p.o,,.o C,,r,
David Shaffer, decd. y" OO""
V. S. Petition to sell lands
Elizabeth Shafer. Tnvid To Elizabeth Shafei
Shaffer and other oiri Of David Shafer ard
David Shatfer decd. whose 1ther heirs of David
names are unknown. Shafer. deed whose
names are unknown
You are hereby notified that IN the 18th day oi
December \. ID. 1856, said Administrat"r filed his
Petition in the Probate Court "f Culumbiann
County Ohio. The object and prayer of said
Petition is 10 obtain an order of said Court for
assignment of dover to said Elizabeth Shntfer the
widow of David Shnffrr deed. in and also for the
sale of tn, following described real estate of which
said David Shaffer died seized to wit situated in
Section M. 80, in Towr ship No, Is Of Range No.
3 in said Culumbiana County Ohiu, being II part OF
the middle of the North East quarter ct said sec
tion, bounded on the East by lands Of Uriah Tee.
garden, on the South by lands Of the same. on the
West by lands of same. and on the North by lands
owned 10y Uriah Tecyarden. containing six acres
of land, more or less. Said Petition will be for
hearing on the Oath dav Of January A. ID. 1857.
URlAII TEEGARDEN, admin.
BY SAMUEL W. Orr, his Atty.
December lTlh. is5G.-4w.
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TRY THE
OHIO CULTIVATOR,
FOR 1857.
7 Is THE FARMERS GlRDNERS OWN PAPER

DEVOTED To-
GENERAL AGRICULTURE, LIVE STOCK,
GARDENING, FRUITS, &c..
VOLUME XIII, FOR1857,
Will mmen on the first of January. Pub
lished twice a mouth. l6 pages, and II cover
ONLY ONE DOLLAR YEAR,
No other paper Of its size and quality is offered
so cheaply to Clubs. viz:
Three copies for 50 Six copies for 81; Nine
copies for Sc, and - copy extra to the getter, up Of
every club of 9. Payment always in ADVANCE
Inquire at your Post Office. or send for o speci
men and Prospectus, and get up q Club among
your neighboys. Now is the time to look out for
good reading for the winter.
S.. d. HARRIS. Columbus. o.,
Editor and Publisher.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALEl!

The subscriber win Offer for sale his vaIuabls
Farm. situated two miles South of Warrington
Vile, within a quarter Of a mile Of the Railroad
Gro, ing.
ssS- Persons desiroos Of purch ,sing a good
farm will call and examine fur ihemtelves.
JOHN b. SUMMER
Saturday, Nsy. Is. '6o-St.
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A UGUSTINE DUGANNE writes far The Satur
n day Evening Post. THE RAID OF BUR
|GUNDY, A TALE OF THE SWISS CARTONS. Sec
prospectus in another place.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

The undersigned has been appointed and qnali-
fed according TO law, as Administrator Of the
estate Of David Shaffer, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate are notified ~
present them according 10 law.
URfAfr TEEGARDEN, Admin.
Nov. 25th, 1863
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MRS. E. D. E. N. SOUTHwORTH writes fol
Nl The Saturday Evening Post. See Prospectus
In another place.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-12-27

LIGHTHOUSE ISLAND. an original, Novelet
IL by the author of "ZILLAu," &c.. will be pub.
in TnE SATURDAY EVENING Posr. Sec
Prospectus in another place.
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HANDSOME BUILDING

SITES IN SALEM. OHIO.
am now prepared to sell those DESIRABLE
LOTS. on Lisb0n Street, opposite the dwellings of
Me@srs. Wright, Jnner, llillman. &c., &e. Enquire
vi John Dcmi1g, or.thc subscriber.
BENJAMIN Down.
I offer. also. for sale the Farm where ! now re.
side; being 1870 Acres. we'll improse ed, well watered
and in good condition, ~ miles Sonth OF Salem,
on the Lisbon Road.
Aug. %. IT bENJahiN bo"N.
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$50

WILLIAM HOWITT, the celebrated English
w writes for The Saturday Euening Post. TALL
LENGETTA. OR TIE SQUATTERS HOME.
SEQ Prospectus in another place.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-05
RELMB0LD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
CUalPUGND rum EXIRAC 1
SAl3SApAi.ILLA.

For PmijgiagM Blood, remoeinJ all diaeosc, ari-
sing from, ercess Of Hereary, exposure aad iapsa-
deuce in iJe, chroc constitutional disease, arising
from an impure state II he Btood, oad the oaty req
}e and eJectual kno,cn remedy Jor Tie care Of scro-
fsIa, Sait Rhenn, !Seold iiead, Uteeraions OF nc
Taroat aud Legs, Pataa aud Sireiinys ofhc Homes,
Ie,,er PiRpes on the face, and oil Seoty EruptioAS
Of the S;im.
This Al tiee is now prescribed by some of the most
distinguished physicians in the country and has
proved more e.l.ceut in practice than any paepara
ton of Saysapara yet offered TO the public
several cases oi secondary syphilis, Mercural and
Scrofaous diseases have entirely recovered i'll the
neurahle wards OF eur i'nhe Institutions which had
for many years resisted every mode of treatment
that could be devised. These cases furnish striking
examples OF the sanitary effects OF this medicinein
arresting some OF the nveterate diseases. after
the glaads were destroyed, and the bones already
Effected.
Noyies-Letters from responsible Physicians
aud Professors Of several Medical Colleges and Ger
tilcates OF ironl patients will be found accom-
panyins both Preparations.
PGIcEs, Fluid Extract OF Buchu, 81 per bottle, 6
bottles Tor SO.
:. Sarsaparilla. % :" 20 &c
equal in strength TO gallon ofSyrup OF Sarsapar-
lila.
Prepared and sold by IL. T. HELMB0LD, Chem
ist, 2Ga Chestnut street, near the Glrafa House,
Philadelphia.
To be mad Of and
Of Druggists and Dealers everywhere
III teaers directed 70 tropftetor agsnt recere i'm
-ediale attention.
July Il, ls55.--i y.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-05
H0LL0WAY'S OINTMEN r
~ QkAND AXTLRNAL NEuLnr


;, By the AID OF a microscope We see millions oftss
TIC openings on The surface of our bodies. Ibrou h
.Aesc TINS ointment. when rubbed on the skin "a
eafflea to any organ or inward part. Diseases ox
nc A'dac!s, disorders of the Liver ae .tion Of tbs
A3aft, determination OF the lungs Asthnas Cou hs
ana e0ids are by It's means ehcctuaily cured Every
housewife knows that salt PASSES freely til, oueh bona
OF i"es OF any thickness. This healing Ointment tkr
more leaany penttrates through any bone or fe.hy
part OF the living body curing the most danoerol.
onward complaints that cannot be reached by 9th -
means. - ~
A'Bstpetas, Sat Rhewm aud ScorJptic H,mor.
, NO remedy has ever done so much for the ecure OF
diseases OF the skin, whatever form thew nav h.-
sumo as tins Ointment. No case of Salt kheu,a
ocafvy, sore Heads, Scroiuila, or Ervsipelas caa
lUuS Withstand its influence. I he inventr .as
tHFciied over many parts OF the globe, visiting Il.
pf1heipc hospitals, dispensing this Ointment civ
ng advice as to its application and has thu, been In.
means Oh restoring countless numbers to health
Sore LeJs, Sore Breosts, Iogatis and Ulce,.
Some OF The most scientific surgeons now civ.
solely ON the use Of this wonderful Ointment VII
having to cope with the worst cases OF sores vonni
ulcers angdaar sweliings, and tuno,s Prof Iior
io"ay has, BY command OF the Allied Goyerrmep.
Dispatched to tie hospitals OF the East laroc sbin
hthts Oh TINS Gintment to lie used under the direS
tiOn of the medical Stall, in the worst cases or
wounds. it viii cure any ulcer .anduiar swelling
stiffness or contraction OF the JOINTS eyeuof 20 year
standing.
Ities and Fissulas
These and other similar distressing coYnni,iz-
can be etfectaaly cured the Ointment be wen RUB.
ped iii over the parts affected, and By otherwise ~.
lowing .hc printed directions around each pot,
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ielmbold's Genuine Preparations.
ua,MHof.i),S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BL Gu
For diseases of the Bladder and kidneys, Secret
Diseases Structures, Weaknesses, and ali Diseases
the sexual organs, whether Male OF Female, from
y hateser cause hey may have originated, and no
mates OF how long standing.
ii you have contracted the terrible disease which,
when once seated 81 stem, viii surely 20 down
from one generation To another UNDERMINING tie
sttution and sappins the very vital huios @. lie,
do net trust yo4rseI il tae hands Of 9uaeks, who
startup cyery DAY IN a City like this, ami n the
,agcrs with glaling iaiseh3ods toe web ealcola ed
to deceive the Young and those not acquainted with
tricks. cannot be too careful Ill the seiec
ton OF Il remedy Ia THESE Cases.
The Auid Extract Beehu has been pronounced by
eminent PITY sieians the greatest remedy klon
II is rncdeiae perfectly pleasant il its taste, and
vsry innocent in is action, aud yet SO thorough that
it anniaiiatea every particle oil the anA ana poison
.s virus OF this dreadful disease and unlike other
remedies, does not dry up the disease. in the
blood.
constitutional Debility, brought BY self abuse,
most terrible disease, Mich has brought thousands
Of the humaE race to uniaeiy graves, thus blastn,
tn or I.ttut h5pea I'll parents and bis tng in the
bud the .iorilusaabitl0n OF many noble youth can
b. cured by this lniailibe kennedy. AnG as Il meal
cine which must beaeit every boGy, from the simply
delicate to the conAaod and despaifng Invalid no
equal IS 10 be !oand acting both Cure ana pre-
yentlye.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-01-05
MoVGIEH 6. CHAMBERLAIN

A RE now receiving per Schooner Fairfax and
~ other vessels, thair
"a g4aa : ss&sz e9a' eaGs&sESS,
'pnPFisin5 ias5e and very general Assortment a.
uiioNs:
loo .4hds n ., P r aad suseavaao Sugars;
40 ;'o!s Coliee, puiYesised, Crushed aud granu-
lated do
So boxes double refined Loaf do;
ldd Haas AitscoyadG aad Sugar House Molas sas:
10 5o!s prime New ORLEANS 10;
20 - :. GGidon syrup;
AS Bags Green Rio Goiiea;
100 :. oid Java, aiarletbo and fhite Laguirado;
lou liaii ChestS Gunpd, Imperial, oun;s, Tyson
ana LACK ieas the larger portion of rceeal inor-
tahoii.' and iIon medium to extra fine quality.
- Barrels i,oo;
~ casks Sup Carb Soda;
80 boAes Castillo SOAP;
Transparent Soaps;
loo boxes Brown and yellow Rosin DO;
leo :" TailOw CaHdieA;
rs " A0ainantIee do;
e5 g Fatally I'earl starch;
- " CnoeOiate;
rs F." Mustard;
loo Coils hoae;
$40 ha4s SHOT, assorted Nos;
$50 Kegs sporting Powder
40 bags grain Topper
20 = fIEento
50 Boxes Ground Pcpper
10 Bales sot shell Almonds;
10 . liiberts
% g Cream Nuts;
$50 Boxes assorted Candies:
100 Barrels no Maeaerell;
As . Train on
l50 Kegs l,are Lead
go i'oXes Glass, BY 10 aud 10 byl2;
Barrels Patty, i'll Bladdegs;
Casks bilcbiag
a. boxes Alaeearoni;
800 iteans sin le aud double Wrapping Paper 3;
leo . Rttied Cap aud letter do;
1906 Sacks Fine ana Ground Alum Salt
Hayir made our principal purchases previous to
the advance In goods generally, gables US conii-n
denty u say TO oar customers aid merchants gefe-
Iai}' Nsl''g TINS market, that Ne Can supply them
fully Is cneaa as goods of same quality can be
bought in Eaitimore. We respectfully ask an ex-
animation OF oar Stack.
MoY1iGH CHAMBERLAIN.
Sent % lS55 ~ "
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j. G. MARQUIS,
sept. II, 1854.

EsAS inst received from the North most
splendid supply oil Ialian and Ainc.ical,
Marble, which he is now manufacturing into
IoHbs, Monuments, head and tool stones, table
and Bureau tops. Also, some OF the very
nealesi and mos' chasie designs 70, Cemt,ely
purposes, WIN Lamis carved 10 lay on the TOP
Paslery, Palnt, and Muller stones constantly on
hand. lie ilat,ers himself 10 do as GOOD work
a any in Viroina, aud certainly the hes, that
can be done IN tue county. Carving and letter
Ing done III the neaiest aud best MANNER, and
not scratched on as is done by those who at
tempt 10 do thai which they know nothing
about. He hopes from his long experience II
the business and doing good work to merit q
liberal Hhaie OF the patronage hicii has been
extended to him IoI the last four years in Iii,
place
All orders from thu country will receiv,
prompt attention.
May is. 1854.
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Esefpeos.s;ssss VSsicc.

yENiE acting partner in the firm OF Steiner Bros.
l. Co., Cuthing establishment IN staanton,
havias made engagements to e0to baltimore, to
open iaf-o W A0iesaie establishment, his serylces
VIII necessarily be needed there. Ihose who are
Indebted Therefore to item in this cVnlinnity axe
earnestly requested come forward ala. settle their
respective Cues bJ tue ii OF january next, as he
Win be compelled TO leave the ist tebtua.Y. All
open accounts notes unpaid by the Isl OF January
Viii be placed IN the EaEus ui llarlLan I. Leii Or
cO!iccuon. II Is hoped tilat those knowing theih-
selves lnoebtsa Val pay up immediately and thus
obNte THIS aIsas eeauie necessity as VIII be 10th 10
tle interest o. tacm ana the uliuel = IL u.
he business oil the concern here Wiil Dc carried
on b. our present clJik, Nj. Ley anstent.
Inc CoaAtfy AleteAaAIs arc particularly rcques-
ted to cil IA at or baltimore if0use, 40. go Bal
tlaote Street. ane.e tley VIII ad the largest as
sortMelt oi clothing e,ei AcieA IN the cltl.
oIAIAEi,, Disoo, Il co.
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NEW FzAsA STAGE LIN

n aad alter the st judy next we viii RIM
~ MN -UAIL LiAE or S44GES EEow
SII dAIOH TO HI&CiitSTEks fornrr 3 eas.
Heeu6n with " oodward L Co.'S daily Aceowujul.
Lexington, Natural bridge, buchanan, &c. 80
With the Virginia Central Railroad al Sts1,t"T
RON the terminus OF which are running AN
Springs. s-A~
ia ttts arrangement VIC are enabled TO pi,s
through tickets to any of the above named places.
Our Stages will leave Stanton nilDc dat Iv sftsr
tae ARRIVAL of the Richmond and Alexandria cars in
tle evening, afrivcat Winchester next morning :.
L1etuiiAas lsaye Winchester in the evening, after
The arrival of the llarpcr's Ferry and baltiGore
cars ard reach staGntan next morning.
OF seats, apply at Office at the 4 merica. Va.
Tel, or Woodward House, Stanton, Va.
II .RAAS !. BROWN, Proprietor.
June 10, iSo-Sqeetator, Rockingham Re.i.,sr
ta'iey Dfnoegat, Tenth Legion, spirit OF Demou a.
eY and NinehQster AifaiIiat couY If
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GOOD NEWS.
asGe.2s Corner Eirsiisia f. g eSa
AND ADJOINING THE sTACI
GsHaEggtN,

'I'l!E most magnificent Stock OF Clothing ever .e<.
Ia this section o. country may be found for ssI.
at the Clothing looms OF Tie undersigned.
Tor variet! OF style, quality, wofln artbip and
quantity, my stock has never been SURPASSED. and
wh'e pledge myself 10 s.ll as cheap as any oth.r
esiaeiishmeht OF tie kind throughout the State.
feel sure that from the assortnlent row ON bana
tae most iastdous can be suited III taste
III over Goats, Dress Goats, Business and Conn
mon working Goats, my Stock comprises the various
styles OF Goods the market this season affords
IN EAlS, may be found a large variety n.d.
OF SILK elyets, silk Plush. Cloth, Cashmere Cash
mere, Woosted aud Cotton. S"'@S
IN PAATS, an assortment made of the lafes.
Patterns of Fancy aud Black Cashmere Clotl 80
Sattinetts, Corduroys, Tweed and Cotton.
Ia the FURNISHING LINE, may be fourd Sill
and fine Nerino Undershirts and Drawers, " oole.
and Cotton. hall iiase, handkerchief, Crayet,
Comforts and very large and full assortment q
" hlte Linen Bosom Shirts, Collars, silk Iist.
Slouehos, Plush Caps, etc.
1t would be useless to go into the enumeration Of
each single article. My stock is complete and {
would kiadly solicit an examination of the same h.
fore making your purchases elsewhere and he,
kindly continuance of hitherto so liberaliv e,
tended patronage. Respectfully,
Oct 20, 1865.
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Beth tie Ointment and Pills should :.

:, '' = III VIZ TF'iFUN IfIp CHSpS
EuNions, Berns, Chappcd Hands, Chilblairs. P..-
tuias, 1ou', Aercural Erupons Piles, ,.heumatism.
sat .heai1 sHiA Diseases, Sore Legs Sor. Br.a.tc
sore heads sore Threats, Of all kinds Sprains
sealds swelled GLANDS, Stii joints, lIceTs. Ven..
real Sores, Wounds OF al kinds. Wv
Sold at the 5lanuiaetores of Professor f,;,
81 MAIDEN Lame, New York, and III strand, Loas
dom and bj ali respectable Druggists and deulurs q
Meeteiies Throughout the United States and the CIV
each. '' ass -
&S.i- Thee is considerable saving by taking T..
=. B.-Dircctons for the guidance of natl.,t. Nv
every disorder al.i.ed to each Pot.
May Il, I555-ly
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a.:sslcg lsrsiUzea.

GOAPS, Coiesnes, gay Rum, Tricopums and Ks-
- thagion fer the grow tn and beauty of the hair,
Tooth Brushes, Hair brushes, Port Aonaies, Fancy
Bells, Silver Thnbias, beads and Necklaces, Lilly
" hite, Ladies' Pen aid Pocket Knives, Ivory
Combs, Putt and Tortoise side Combs, Tuck do,
Dressing Coulbs India Rubber and Buffalo do. ga,
&c, DC, at WHITE i PATRONS.
S5taGntcn, Eov.3, 1855.
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Nov. 3, Isl
JOSEPH RoSENWA AID,

70 %, NtslN StfSNK, LNfVi N4V!iN,
ENO1Mi4hl.i Uood man itosenwaid, StaGnton,
IL Va, has establi, ed himself III hiehmcnG, aud
opened at no. s. Nam ST., a large and extensive
stock OF GANTLLREN's AM EO('S tL0Tl.-
iNG, tor the Wholesale and Retail trade, lie
promises TO supply country Merchants at Northern
wholesale prices and would cspeeaily invite his Au-
gusta friends to call when sooarnins II this city.
A general assortment OF furnishing goods always
on hand.
sept 20, l955.-tf.
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BOARDING HOUSE.

yg,IE subscriber has opened Boarding House in
L the large frame building opposite McGoy's Car
riagc Factory, New Street, few doors above
" lite It Pattons Store. He is prepared furnish
every accommodation of good boarding House
nd respectfully asks share OF patronage.
June %, ls55,--tf JACOB B0WLES.
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Grocery l1ss:sssifssa:sse.a {.

Grocery Ess;aAifssa meat.
fSNiiH undersigned have removed to their largc
q ana convenient store Rooms, Man street,
next door 10 the Central bank, and otter sale low
for cash, the following articles:
leu .Saeks Sat- . Aiuil-Hel ell filled,
2aJ 5teks 'Aatshail' tine SAT-,
$50 Tons Platter,
81 Bags kio Coffee,
20 i" Lag. do,
Java do,
4" Moca do.
hhds. Saaur.
Is bbls. Crushed Powder &c.
pniYd. tiranuI,ted and Ga-e sAyxs
10 bbis. Syrup Aie!assss,
Is !" n. o. de-,
hhas. Cuba DO,
10 Ais Maeaer.l,
IL bbls. do,
$40 lbs. Soeleather,
doz. Seli-sealing Pre.cryiag saas,
Q - faitned Buckets,
3 " Horse do,
:: Brooms,
90 Boxes Ada and Hotel.CanGles,
10 90 Ellls do,
500 lbs Cotton Yarn,
II TheHometlic Churns- all sizes.
Also large stock OF Bleached and Brown Donee-
tic Onsnaburgs, Boots, shoes; Also variety OF ar
tcles zoo numerous to mention.
STAPLES, MARTIN l. CO.
Staunton, Sept. 20, 1866.
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STARTLING, BUT TRUEl
WARNING TO EVERY SENSIBLE
WOMAN

tFHY FEMALES s SUFFER- IN HEAkTH.
MO woman of delicacy is willing to disclose the
L peculiar ailments Incident to her sex even TO a
most intimate family physician.
This modcsty and delicacy is implanted by nature
and neither should nor need be subjected to the rude
shocks inevitablein making known to the other sex
those ailments belonging exclusively to the fe-
male.
Exccptin extreme cases, her senstivenoss willsac-
riice her health rather than her delicacy.
the consequences are serious, laiucntable and
lifelong.
Thus what at first could have been easily remedied
orperhaps better still, not incurred, becomes com
plicaton OF diseases. not only running the health Of
the mother, and embttering her DAYS by sickness
and suffering, bat entalng broker, constitutions p
n her children, and embarrassing il not distressing
the business and pecpnary prospects o. the husband
Let avery sensible woman
TAKE W1RNIEG IN THE.
Gas thousands have nono) by tho bitter experience
and suitsrings oiothers, OF the dreadful cosequen-
ces she entails upon herself and those endcartd to
her, by her ignorance of the SIM let and pIainos
rules % health as connected with the arraeestate
the violation OF which entails disease. suffering and
misery.
How nany are suffering from distractions orirra,
riarles peculiar to the female system, which under
mine che health, the effects OF Which thew are itruor
ant and for which their dclicacv forIds seekinq
neaieai aavica! How many suffer from pyolopsn8
meft Calling Of the womb, or from f6nr dibus
weakness, debility &c.) How many Elm constant
agony for many months preceding eegfnen4efti-
How many have difficult, II net dangerous ecliyc-
fies. and slow.and uncertain reeoserica!
10 acquisition how are these to be prevented?
what shall be done. the answer is simple
Let every woman ascertain for herself without vio-
Ionce To her delicae the nature and charact OF tie
a'iineht Ito which SHE female is subee) the eau
ses from which it mag arise. and the proper remedies
ior lis cure and lutare prevention.
Ihis she can DOLBY possessing little volume Cal
ready possessed by thoas nj } which tells her what
IS the matter, ana tells hI what do for it, in SIM
stand, 80 eSA
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.5esEaN KENNEDY,
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East Court House Lcnc, Staunton, Va.
YNTHEkE he viii constantly have W hite. Yellow,
w brown. and Liquid Soap, and Mould Candles
ofthe best quality, which he will sell at the lowest
cash price or exchange for faow and Grease OF all
descriptions. lie respectfully So!icits share Of pa
tronase.
June 49, 1855
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I'LL Practice in all the Courts OF Angus
IiAay Ia. aud in tue Superior Courts OF High
land aud Rockiloh ham. Office formerly occu-
pied by inc. L. Peyton, Immediately opposite
he County Clerk ; office,
Sep %. lS53.-tf.
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HIEIS TAILORING.
fAsEy GsestsstS.

rsNIlE undersigned has ustreeeiyedfro from the North
Il ern cities his FALL AND WINTER supply of
CLOTHS, CASSIMEtES, Y, STIAs,%, &c
which lac is prepared to make up to order. His iall
fashion plates have also arrived, to which he asks
the public attention. His patterns are OF the latest
and most fashionable styles and surpass any thing
OF the kind exhibited III this market orsonie time.
The cutting department Of his establishment is uli-
der tue Immediate management OF Mr.. Henry iiare,
OF the most experienced and tasty oroo..s i'll the
state. lie respectfully asks isit ICON bis friends
and the public generally, assuring them that lie viii
use his utnost ability to please all.
lis stare Room is next door to John b. Schcrer's
Confectionery JNO. NJ. HELM.
Sent. y. lhl5.