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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-01
Cancers Cured
ur1ay las'

We. lave, received from Ufs G1LRrRT &
hnasEoY, the well-known cancer curers of
New ] orf, pamphlet containing a num-
bcT Of remarkable cures performed by these
gentlemen, including the remarkable case Of
DR. Bal7rin, Of Winchester. These cases
arc SO we'll attested as to remove all doubt
of the success of Drs Gilbert & Kennedy
in the cure of cancer, hitherto regarded IT,
durable
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FslTiCE.

NOTICE IL hereby given, that the undersigned.
- Who Qualified in the County Court of Jotnson
County, State OF Iowa, as Guardian og Carinda V.
Brown and Francis NJ. Brown.wil apply BY petit
ton to the Circuit tnurt Of 4 Reusta ConntS, a.
on SATURDAY, the 9Th day of November next,
personal property whie' naY belong to by sad
wards in said County OF Augusta, or be coming to
them from the Estate of VIM, Bitten, decd, or
will be made under,ana ia pursuance of the md and
3rd Sections of Chapter 1919 of the Code Of Va. -
NY said wards residing out Of Virginia, Viz: in
Johnson County, Iowa. WILLIAM BkoMS.
HARaAN BELL, An'ys. Oct. ID
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Produce Wanted.

WE wiHpay the highes, mal4.et Fitee. II cAsu ar
w trade, Or Flour, Wheat Rye, Com, Cat, aud
Flax Seed Butter. RecsvsS, Ginseng, Teathers.
Tallow Dried Apples, Peaches. &c. NC
Oct. Is, 1856 j. hRANDEBUaG & co.
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Va TIHE

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned,
! who qualified in fie Probate Court OF Cedar
County, State of Missouri, as Gecrdisn Of Wm {.
Lphtuer. VIII a ply, by petition. To the Circuit
Court Of Augusta County, Va. on Stature u. the
s2nd day of November next, for authority
10 scaver ano ree4iee al money and personal p.ah
artv which nlY bciang 20 my said Ward IN aad
County of Augusta or be coming TO him from the
Estate Of his Grandfather, Samuel Liahtner, sr:
deed. or any other source in said County. ms
application iii be made under and in pursuaneesoi
the md and Bird sections Of Chap. l29 Of the Coda
Of Va. Ny said Ward residing out ~ Nirginlax VIZ :
in Cedar County. Missouri. " ). Ia w.
HARSAN 4 BELL, Attorneys. Oct. 25-ot.
Pra. Foe. So 90
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MARRIED,

On the 10th inst, by Rev. P. G. Hay, d. b., the
Miss s. j. La Mosrs, of 0swego, New York.
On the 18th inst. by. Req. Or. Mcfarland Dr.
IouS NJ. TATE, to Miss MARY JANp, daughter Of the
late John A. Tate, Esq, all Of this county.
On the 10th inst, at Churchyillc, by Rey. Geo.ge
4. Shuey, Rev.WHLrAM y. .YoNeE, Of Salem. Va.
To Miss VHfanrA E., daughter OF kev. j. j. Gloss
nyener, of this county.
On the 21st inst, BY Rev, VIC. Campbell a,fhe
late residence of Rev, John fIepdren the Rev. SAM
rrL y. CAMPBELL, Of Smysh county, to Miss J. Can
oLiSE SnRBtSs, Of t'is county.
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Trustees, Safc.

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed to the I'M
ID dersigned by Richard W. Hardy and wife, da.-
ed 23d day of October. 1853, aud OF Record in the
Clerks Office Of the County Court of Augusta,
will offer for sale, at public auction tb premises
in the town of stanton, on 49,
Tuesday,. November A. 1856.
The Brick House shop and Lot new occupied
by JOHN NJ. Hardy. diagonally opposite tie Nation
c Hotel in Staunton. This is the most valuable and
desirable Stanton prof erty now in market. Per
sons wishing to examn the property can do so by
calling upcn j.. ~ and Richard W. Hardy.
Al the same time and place. will sell, at public
auction, the Household and Kitchen Furniture of
said Richard w. Haroy, conveyed to me in the
same deed.
TEsss .os For the Real property, ono
fourth in hand, (pr a the eplisu of the purchaser.
4 negotiable note at 60 avs, veil endorsed and in
terest added. the remainder il three equal annua.
payTnents thu purchaser c1 f,rtfc his bonds and
the title to the property retarei as ultimate seeu-
rty. WM. II. HARTMAN,
Trustee.
October Ii .--tds--priptaI's fec 60 ~
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The EFFICACY Of the ofygeaotca BIT
ters, in cases Of DYSPEPSIA, Asthma, and Gen
eral Debility, has been attested by many
citizens who are well known to tho public,
and whose statements are ample proof that
this medicine is one of great value.
Nov. l--1w.
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THINGS IN Tr,Nrs1r,t

TIE foApT1:ng ,telegrapAip cotfstot. astaa
Of Memphis. Tenn. Oct. 28th, was re-
eared at the Enquirer Office yesterday morn
ing ~#.
Ex-Goy. Brown has just saylreeaad the
largest meeting ever held in Tennessee, -
The enthusiasm is unbonnded-t proofs
goa three miles long. Tennessee Is safe FOX
buchanan. @s
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.RT Messrs. IIroHr & HYiE's Dramatic
Company have been performing for the past
two evenings in this place, to respectable
audienoea The performance is favorably
SPOKEN Of
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PSF railing.

q magnificent. hickory pole, rs feet in
height, was raised at Bellefonte, the resi-
'senoe Of Capt. John \. Hartman, 'sh Sat
uraay last, 6.
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Trustees Sale,

by virtue of Deed of Trust executed 70 ,t.fu-
I'd dersigned by John niddle, dated 26th dsg rf
July 1855 ard Of record in the Clerk office II the
County Court OF Augusta, will Offer Ger sale 81
public auction on the premiscs on
saturday. November 3, 1885,
Tract of Land containing 42o Acres, more .ess
situated on tho waters Of the great Faf Pasture
River in Augusta County, on which said niedle now
resides.
Also the Personal Property conveyed to me n said
deed, consisting in part Of Horses, Mich Cows
and Calves, Hogs and tleir increase, 5000 feet of
Lumber, tons OF Hay, about 70 bushels of Wheat
20 bushels Of Rye + lot OF Corn and great yarie-
" OF Farming Utensils a, ~ tlse Household aud
Kitchen Furniture in possession of said Diddle.
Terms made known on day Of SALE. A crejit will
be given on portion Of purchase money of Land.
M, II. HARMtN,
Oct. ii ,--tds--ptS 80, 20 Trustee.
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At the University OF Virginia, un Saturday night
last. after brief ilnsrs, 5. MCDOWELL RIip, r.,
only SOP Of Chi. s. Med. Reid. Of Licking ton. =
While in perfect health h, protssse5 faith IN Jesus
tickness and ns be pss-rl ilraI. n the 3mf. Wiley
ind shadow Of death.
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Little SeWel Spring.

VI. Edttor.-On my return from Ohio,
l yisi.ea little sewel Spring, which is 10
miles w:st Of 1lewisburg, On de James Giv-
or and Kanawha Turnpike, Greenbrior co. +,
and which is owned by David Hanna, Esq,
The first discovery of this spring was made
ahont two years ago when digging for Stone
Ceai Its ktdi is about TOO Yards in the
ooal mine its location is on the top of Lit
Il, Sewel, and is surrounded with various
other springs Of inc water, The location
rs .I4ost lovely. There you see into four
COMMIT $, Fayettc, Monroe, Nicholas, and
Allegheny, and is supposed to he elevated
from 500 to 1000 feet above thc foot of
Sewcl, or the lcvel of'tie Gfaa5s. Exten-
siye prvtaraf.ons are now making for the
.ecep,ion of company by another season.
,ir. Archibald Alexander, formerly of Au-
gusta, son-in-law Of the proprietor, is the
entcrprising Superintendent. >4.4.,.
WIN. CAMERON.
Oct, IL, 1856.
Eg- A bottle of this l447ater has been LEFT
with Or. Siribling, at the Asylum.
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Ng' We eail the attention Of the public to
the advertisement of Messrs. BELL, LARA &
Co., Merchants, at Goshen Depot. They
are gentlemen and business men, liberal in
their dealings, and sell cheap. Now, ii you
wish 10 provide for the famine of your hou-
SEES saddle your camels and 60 down to Go
shen, and Bell, Lara g. Co. will lade the
animals with food and raimcat fer you.
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8 ESQ Prizes amounting to S204. OH
Whole tickets $40 Halves 5--pua rs 2, Sc

80
PLAN OF THEIoTTEKY. -
H. There are 80 900 Tickets numbered rom to 30,
egg There sre v 2oU Prizes mounting To s2U4 OVo
The drawing takes place in puclic under the su-
perintendence OF two N0rn Commissioners,
fhe Numbers froin1 to 10000, corresponding
With those Numbers the Tickets. printed
separate slips opapef. are eneirced with small tin
tubs, ahd placed IN .uae wheel. 80
#i.r Fret ZIG Pprzes, similarly printed and epsir-
eica, a.e paced III another wheel The wheels
then reFoErod, and q Number is drawn from the
wheel OF Numbers. and at the same time Prize is
drawn from the other wheel. The number and
P.lzt drawn out are oae.ad and exhibited to tile
audience, and reg istertd by the Commioners, tire
Prize being placed against the nt,mtcr drawn.-
This operation is repeated Until al the Prizes are
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES. Thetwo preceding
snd the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing
the first l6 Prizes will be entitled to the "a Approx
imation Prizes according to the Scheme.
The 5000 Prizes Of $40 a.e determined by the
number which draws the $50. 900 Prizr-it that
number should be an add nuaber then every odd
number ticket in he Scheme will be ehu d To $40;
ii an even number then every even uuuber ticket
will be entitled to $40 in addition to any othei Prize
Which be drawn.
GREAT IND EtiENI's TO L, s.
AS BY this Scheme. one Ticket in every 10 is uar
anteea % dtaN s4O, We will sell Certificates Oh rack-
ages g. ~ Tickets Todd and even nu,nbers,) at
the following rates
All taat the 10 i,esqts draw over the AMOUNT
9a. 4n,se. aeefo,s = .as pa .chaser;
St4 s,iiSate vi ecFraEe Oh ~ " Hate lleSetS @bo
B" 10 Hat 4" SO
10 Quafter q Is
1t will be perceived, oy this plan, that FOR $50 the
pui CHASER has Certificate OF 10 Tickets when if
he buys Tickets he would only get Tor that sum
@ho!es, thus by buying Certificates he has iour
ampie chances Tor the larger prizqs-HaIYes and
Quarter Packages in propoi ton.
In Ordering Tickets Or Certificates,
Enclose the money bur address fer ne Tickets
ordered, ON receipt of which they 'yilbe forwarded
by first mail.
All those tickets ending with o, q 4, 6, s, are
eyeu-ail those ending with 3, s. I. 3, are odd.
fss- isemamber that every Prize is drawn and
payable in full with outaedsctipn.
Efs- All Prizes OF 81 Goo and under, paid imme-
diately after the drawing other Prizes at the usual
time OF thirty days.
All cQnganicatlous strictly confidential. The
drawn n ,mhersFiIlt forwarded to purchasers im-
medic rafter the drawing.
Whole Tickets Sit Halves S5-Quarters SIX
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
). SWAN CO.. Atlanta, ia.
or 5. SWAN, Montgomery, A}a.
November |, ls5G
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New s.GGss

TIVE subscribers noW recefng their supply
4 OF FAN and ssfsifer Gpesls, to tsaich thcy
would invite ,<he ctten.ian Of th ia iieu5s End ta
patTlc generally, they determined to ,,ll a.
lov as the Invest.
3s Cali and examine for Yourselves.
N0SBX 4 TAYLOR.
October IS--4t.
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Extract OF ls,ter received from Rev. B. c. Thorn


Extract Oh tetter received IRON H. ". ilQ&n
Us. Tayoy.
Messrs. p. DaYis l. Son---Dcar Sirs:--Tbe Karens
here. have become acquainted with your medicine
and their demand for it to mo is very suprf ising.
l have now by me orders for more than 4 s. bot
ties /; / therefore wish you to send me quantity,
and will pay you through the Treasurer of the
Missionary Union. THERE'S no medicine which stands
SO high in the estimation of the Ksrens o. tlese
provinces as your Pain kiiitr, and feel willing 10
crafty them, as entertain very high opinion OF
its worth.
Mcssrs p. Davis s Son II find it necessary to
address you again, and my most saugu,nc expects
your medicine is increasing rapidly that fear
hall soon be unable to keep pace with it. My OBJ
ject now is to beg that on receipt OF this you will
kindly despatch another batch ordered in my
letter Of Junoiast. l hope will not be entirely
ont before your last shipment reaches me- Of which,
hewever, ] have not vet heard from YOU.
Yours, sincerely, j. l.. CARRAU, Calcutta.
Soid'ty James'G Lsird, taunton, and Druggists
| everywhere. Oct 25-2w
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a9NTESS2s

THE President and Directors Of Inn 3idtleoreoE
L and krownsburg Turnpike Company iyiA receive
proposals for keeping said Road and Bridges in Or
der for year from the first Of Noeenit II next
They would prefer sidster Il 9 enreine of 3 nilies,
stS etftee pftee PER mile, GRIN .he precincts OF to
K mil,s. Bids left at the Store OF Gilkeson sio-
Matt. Brownsburg or John Rendolfh, Middebrook;
will be attended TO at Middlebroolson The FIRST Sat
nrGav in November, when the Board will meet IT
that place. HENRY y, JONES, President.
Octeber Is. ls5e--ats
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*1n place If J@mca L. .clfsFkc 'w;ho de-
tlffts 'S5tins.
Town papers copy.
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PosT OFFICE Affairs. = Postmaster Gen
rrel Esaalesi ar5ees ,I.e faiipw;ng:
-'pm. ifaatpts.s - Hhasies Clarke, Post
mANtSr al ,s.~.a ssalt Marl:rs Mercer co. i,
VA, vice i s. .Ihes, resigned. 3aplss NJ.
I.awie, Postmaster at Stere:ldo, augusta
'olniv, Va. iee Chariea = Palmer, 10
sicuad Merritt A. cnan.bcyf, Iestln...stor
ut Hermitage, Angitata entG':fy, vice John
". ralmtr, resigned. Henry j. Tapp.
Postmaster ii Weston, Lewis county, vice
+. j. Alfred, resigned
Go If the grestcet cariosl;ics exhibited
at tae Fair 1t Winchtstcr, way = table cloth
made IN iIl50 fFcm lax raised and spun he
tJre s i,.ah astrr was laii Of. The cloth
~ made by Airs Ly,i;a Neif', vie If Mr.,
Nallry Of Virginia --1|cr. Ga7.
Vi wntlsrstabl tbs. parkipss9sa Shepherd,
Of Clarke county, lately had the good for
tune to End a runaway negro welaan. who
had been goue for years,. and vas given up
Of list farove. = afpcars that this woman
;n'.:adiasely made foy the Qaakes Settle
Ns,ut il Landoun. county, and that after
TeacAiag. thefa she, hired hefeeif out h 4
Tua-s 'sarleo Smith. aud she has been living
il i.is family ever sinc, Our Informant
goya that vi, Shepherd threatened prosccu-
.tiap. t,u that tea matter was compromised
\, tbs paYment u $500 & fse part OF
Ssa;.A, aud SO tie affair ended Var. Flag.
Ptnasy3cania Election.
HAIR, sapRs, Oct '55, Tie following
arc tvs f,o,inrs np ct the official retafns Of
-lltba caauti6s IN the State Scott, demo-
er;t 2la $50 Cochran. union. dol
Democratic majority 2,774 The Senate
stands, democrats. Is, union, 1S-and in
toe Assembly there are SIS democrats and
81 union:sts.
-. PENNsYEY-t-A POLITICS.
iHILApELrnIA, Oct. 2S.--In consequence
cf the failure of the Union movement las
Iigat. at the Fillmore meeting. the Demo
Gratis claim q, 1000 in this State.
The Baltimore PotrtN has ''the most en-
csaraeiug account Of the prospects Of Fill
MORE aud DoNELsoN in the Old Dominion
s have We We could not wish said pros
r.ats other than they are. - " tachcsser Re
puJltcaa
Typhoid Fever, This feeling is quite
prevalent in various parts Of this county
and especially in the northern part of it,
In one family three whites have died, il
another two, and one in several others -
Jcfcrson.
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There areSo, 600 Z, nun bered from to 30. coo
There ara 4sf full prizes asa go appfoAin atoms
making ia all 1910 I1iz0s
The drawing takes place ID ublic. under the Sc
perintendRnee oI two swoyis4' uihissionors.
Tbs nahbers 'front.' to 50 Ded corresponding
with those Numbers thy III tets printed sep
crate slips et paper, are t9el led With sEaii;in
tubes. and placed in one wlTefi
The first $50 Prizes, similarly printed and encir-
cied, are placed in another VII "a.
Tie wheels are then rcvolved and number 10
drawn from the wheel OF Numbers, and at the sanis
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel. Tbs
number and Prize drawn out opened and exhit-
itco 10 tho audience and registered BY the Con-.
missioner, Sic Prize being placed az ainst the
Der drawn This operation is repeated until oil the
Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PaIzEs.--The t8o preceding and
the tive succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
first $50 Prizes VII be entitled to the 62o ApptoGi
nation Prizes, according to the Scheme.
In Ordering Tickets,
fnciese he nlhney to address Or the Tickets
ordered receipt Of which taeY viii be Forwarded
BY frs nal.
The List Of Drawn Numbers ard Prizes Elll be
sent 70 purchasers Immediately ai,er the dfa ing
02i.Ppaehasers viii please V lite their sig ratutts
plain aad give their Post 0iiee, ceunty and Stats.
IN Remember that every Z lie il drawn ana
payable IN full without deduction.
20 All Prizes ef 81 Gee aaa under, paid iynae-
dia.ely after the drawing Prizes atthe usnsi
time Of thirty dsyH.
All eomnunications strictly aanfdentis. The
drawn numbers Will be fofwafts6 u u4cta ssrs ir.
mediatejy after The drawing.
Ordsrs Tor Tickets should BE- s5f5 u arIY.
WHOLE tfeEE9s, &IG-lit IF.f ee,fTxFseaL
Prize Tickets eashed o. q = etAer Ticaets
a. either Office.
Orders f0i fioktte CO. be a5@fs5sat 10
s. FAs -. AtEsaf,,, Go.
Or s =" Az. 80 tssrtf q, Al.
Oet. "a. Is56.-id.
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JOHN G. GROW
Tin and CoppcrsnlIth,

AND DEALER ~ STOVES,
ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and Gus.
II toners. that he has on hand good assortment 0!
TN IA Il T., &C..
embracing every article in use. and thai he nil 6
ecutc to ORDER any work in his line The shortest
notice, and on reasonable terms. lie keeps Goa
s;antly hand, variety OF Cooking stoses Of The
ucatest patterns and most approved form ana ins'tff
examination Of bis stock, he i esntdent she
price ST tie afftss esLnot f-il te DC satisfactory To
prTche sers,
Thantf,l for the patronage heretofore extented
10 him. be respectfully seiic;s a eanhaahee e TIE
same, and the pubic, that every exartgn or
his part vii be made 10 give satisfaction bet!l ~
to price and workmanship. ~
Cali on Main Street, .Eo 5oots btisT White &
Patsons. losN G. GROVE.
0sso5er IS, lssa-6nao,
: TO all aaom ii may Concern,
THE Book accounts and notes Of tho lato firm If
Il o. WATTS & R{CBAkHS
have been ASSIGNED to FOR tn benefit g. ;hd cred
Tors cfsaid ean2eyn Persona indebted II sad CON
Germ mast pay ~ forthwith, "a lossss isdaiSeaoa
canuot be Ptven.
Persons having claims az inst the sand tirnl mrst
report them To as forthwith, as the trust, " its
terms, IS for the benefit orly Of those who report
their claims to Us within H',.sy days fron the l2tA
day Of October 1856.
Catcher IS, ls56--tf-Spec cor, Trustees.
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.sfac GO0fs-
NE ash the attention of The pubic, to our lare

~ F-Utk OF
ram md WINTER GOGDS,
which have been bought with great care. Par,cu
lar attention has boon paid to ladies Dress
Goods, we hone the iadies will be kini enerEh 20
give as call before purchasing their Fail Goods
and VIC promise 10 cfcr great Inducements 10 tie
way Of bargains. IL possible. we are Offering all
kinds Of goods lower prices than ever before, ad
herring to the true principle Of business. vii:
"Short profits and quick sales. "
We are very anxious TO ssh the usual ine, pu,
10 all who prefer paving cash. % HI take 2 4 the
usual per cent. az al bills above sc dollars also,
those paid within thirty days from cate eff bill,
PIPER & II AKu6tSEE
0ctl Two doors west ID the Nationd Hotel,
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RelinMS. Anyils. &C.

I HAVE on ha1d a large supply of Bellows, Eng
1 li5h and American Anvil, S0l!3 Box and 6Sher
Fises. Rasps, Files. &c. DC, all Of which will be
sdidat most favorable prices
'0ctoher25, ls59. GEO. L. PRICE.
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Flew Of StauntOn.

Mr.. c. Bonn, Of Washington, is INV in
cur tcwn for the purpose of making arrange
uents, 80 as to have autographed, a view
Of Staunton. lie will proceed with the
work as soon as 100 subscribers are procur-
"a. VIEWS him success.
Mr.. =. presented us with a beautiful
likeness Of Mr.. Buohanan and also Of Mr.
Breckenridge, for which we tender him our
thaDka.
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Axes.

In BOXES warranted axes, OF all sizes, just re-
IL ceived ard for sale. GEO, L. PRICE.
October 21. l5aG.
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April 10, 1856

WE will 'ec,ve in fewdays, 8 very large and
w we'll assorted stock of Spring and Summer
goods, to which we call the attention OF the old
friends anG Customers of the house. -
CRAWFORD 4 CCCER&S.
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The Greatest Medical Disetsefyofhe Age is,
Ayers Cafilaftic itiIIs!
Tsey don't help Complaints, bl

One Box has cured Dyspepsia a.
Three Boxes have cured the \ KSsfA
worst cases of Scrofula. GsssSM.g0
Two Boxes have cured Erysp- THM,S
elas ~ sysuS.s.
0nebox always cures the Jaun I tx 49,
Idep. yCN SfGss,
Three bexes sure to cleanse i -
the 81 stem frsms D0.s-eftemess s-as-hAaAsz<s4< 49,
t than one dose does il. :,
Two boxes have completely cured the worss Of I'll
GERS the legs.
Small doses seldom fail to the Piles.
One dose cures the headache arising from a foul
stomach.
Strong doses often repested expel every worm
from the body. They Should be given to children,
who are always more less afflicted with the
scourge 80 e.,
As gentle ftysic they have no equal,
One box cures arrangement Of tie Liver.
Half box a Coz. j =,
They purify the blood, end thus strike at the
Foundation of every disease.
As Dinner Pill there is not their equal in the
world.
|. They ere purely vegetable, and do no harm.
out d. accomplish unaeeountable amount of good.
Prepared BY DR.. j. G. YER, Lowell, Mass, and
scd by j. C. NJ. Mcrrilat aud J. G. Laird, Staun-
ten. and Druggists ever where.
September 20, lS5S-2no
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Ktresaesi YFcrlssNca

GLPERiOR Blaek and ELL other shades ef Frer :
- Ncrinoes at PIPER 4 FCNkHOUsEB'
October Is, lsa6.
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~ Ser she Gard of SIR. W. Il. JrsrIs

~ See tle Gard Of !It. ". Il JCsTIs,
Commission Merchant, Richmond, Va, in
,o-3as's p5psr Merchants and others may
fnd i, 10 their advantage 10 deal with Mr.J.
gy Mr.. Vim. Cameron offers valuable
Farm ior eale See ADVERTISEMENT.
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TRY TT.

THE Waterproof Backing will add very much
L. to the wear OF leather keep it soft and plant,
md renders it entirely waterproof II is warrant
I'd to give satisfaction. GO. Z, PRICE,
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IMPORTANT INFORM Ar,ag

IMPORTANT INFORMArs
TIVE subscribers have opened large Ware House
per Depot and near the Americi an Hotel. where they
are prepared 10 give che highest Cash price for
Corn, IsYa, Oats and Barley.
They viii RIO tetp' constantly on hand large
supply of good WhISKEI, which they i'll ex-
change for grain. They will soon be ready t, fur
nsh Ground Plaster to Farmers.
10. Cash will be PAID for 800 thrifty sock hogs.
HARTMAN 4 SNAP.
nnAnhnr Ii ianG-if
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Straw Cutters.

. SCREW PROPELLER STRAW CUTTERS in
- store and for sale at factory prces-the very
best Cater in usealso, a Vegetable Gutter which
will esOld great bargain.
October % 1866. GEO. L. PRICE.
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EAoUIarTL

4 FEW 20b boxes of the sr9pi.i,c brand Of Il
IA bacco. to which wish to call the attention Of
these in ven. ct prime article.
r. j. GI.ENDY,
October IS, 1856 Per I. CocaRAx.