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TO FARMERS AND MILLERS,
PREMIUM DOUBLE SCREEN GRAIN

CLEANER, PATENTED APRIL 20, 1852.
NV is popular Fan which am manufacturing in
L Staunton, where have number already finish
ed for the inspection of Farmers and others has been
awarded some thirteen premiums in the last four
years at Baltimore and the Virginia State Fair held
at Richmond last fall and at all the leading Fairs in
Virginia and Tennessee. $500 of these Fans have
been sold in Virginia and Tennessee, and we could
append hundreds Of certificates from the most prac-
teal Farmers and Nillers to show its superiority in
expedtiously cleaning Wheat, Cloverseed, and all
kinds Of grain, but deem it unnecessary, as trial of
the fan will give satisfaction. 1t cleans Cloverseed
fit for any market without sitting. 1t cleans Wheat
from Cookie, Cheat Smut, and all kinds of trash,
and is pronounced the best separator extant. To
insure one for your next CROP send in your orders
early. Our teams are passing through the country
to accommodate all that they may lind in want of
good Fan. They are warranted and given on trial.
Communications addressed to Il. j. Doyle, Slaun-
ton, Va, will be promptly attended to. My Fans
have my name stamped on them.
las-State and County rights for sale.
May IL, lS56-3m IT, DOYLE.
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MEXICAN AND AFRICAN GUANO.-We have
WI just received supply of best A. A. and Mex
lean aud African Guano which VIC offer for sale at
tie market rates. FOWLE & co,
Alexandria, April 10, 1856.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,

IF you all want to how beautiful your faces re
= Come to Rankns Gallery and let him tskean
Ambrotype of YOU which makes one ofthe most beau
tiful Picture that has yet been discovered in the
fine arts. Dec. %, 1865.
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Notice.

r hereby notify the citizens of Waynesboro' and the
l. public generally, that have sold my entire Stock
Of Merchandise at my Store in Waynesboro' to Max
Ilib All claims due against the firm must be han
thorized to settle them To enable him to do so, all
indebted to the ihrm,b0ve to come forward and pay
up before the LIST of July 1856. All claims not set
tiled then, will be placed in the hands of Messrs
Hartman d Bell for collection,
JACOB LANGSDORF.
PHILADELPHIA, June 7-3t-Spee. copy St
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HOLLOWAYS PILLS
WHY ARE WE SICK

It has been the lot of human race to be weighed
down by disease and suffering. HOl.LOWAY'S
PILLS are specially adapted to the relief of the
weok, the mereo@s, the deiccte and the nrm of all
clnes ages, sexes and constitutions. Professor ol-
loway personally superintends the manufacture OF
his medicines in the United States, and offers them
to free and enlightened people, the best remedy
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CHARLES HASKINS
Architect.
R.4KRE RING.

T0hN SCHMITT invites theattention of the pub
81 lie to his facilities for pleasant and speedy Bar
bering Ills Shop opposite Woodward's Hotel, il
the BASEMENT Of W. b. Kayser's Honse. He has in
his employ experienced workmen.
Semi %. lS5a
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NOTICE.

TNIIE subscriber having purchased the Tannery oil
l. &. w. Deal, ESQ.,, oftbis place, (Waynesboro',)
would inform the late patrons Of Mr.. Deal that he
will continue the business heretofore, and would
be thankful for continuance of their patronage
have employed Mr.. Rhodes (who has been with
Mr.. Deal for some time, and whose character a
workman is we'll established to superintend the
business, who will take pleasure in promptly at
tending to the wants of the customers.
am prepared to purchase hides of every desrip-
ton, payable in cash--also so Cords of Chestnut
Oak, and so do. of Black Oak Bark for which the
cash will be paid, IL. S. GALLAHER.
From the above it will be seen, that have dispo-
sed of my Tannery to Mr. Gallaher, who will contin-
the business heretofore under the superinten-
dence of Mr.. Rhodes. | take pleasure in recon-
mending Mr.. Rhodes a superior workman, atten-
tive to business, and with the joint efforts of Mr..
Gaaher and Mr.. Rhodes, doubt not will give sat
isfaction. hope, therefore, my friends will con-
tinue their patronage, as it will be very gratifying
to me. GEO. W. DEAL.
Nav 3, 1S5C-tf
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NOTICE.

VIE firm of B. & J. s. Crawford is this day dis
- solved by mutual consent, j. s. Crawford hay-
Is solu our ms interest to James W. Crawford and
lhe style OF Crawford Il Cochran 1t becomes al :
ssoiu'eiy necessary that all accounts due the Ola
modiately. BENJAMIN CRAWFoRD,A -
April IL, 1856 va
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w II VIII receive in a few days, a very large anf
rood. wen assorted stock of Spring and summer
frouS 70 winch we call the attention of tho old
iriehos ana customers of the house. ' Wv
CRAWFORD & COCHRAN
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IMPORTER

A diploma of the first Glass; was awarded by the
Virginia Mechanics Institute, fer the promotion OF
the Mechanis Arts, to Samuel Sutherland, of Rich
mond, for of Guns, Pistols, and Rifles, exhib
tied at the Exhibition of Articles of American Man
ufacture, held in the City of Richmond, on the 10th
day of Nov. 1854.
Richmond, May 8, 1S56.-ly.
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DxSSOLUTIO1;--

toio 90-paFtn;ership of Ec1
George f. Flick, by mntnai ?. w. kohlhousen and
o the The notes. open ads day
BAYLOR have been placed in III han "doS
Indebted ter to- sa,d and collection
make speedy payment. Ain are requested to
r. r ". k0HLHOUSEy.
March Is, l856.-Imareh ~. : FLICK.
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THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.


These famous Pills expressly combinedto ope-
rate on the stomach, the liver, the kidne 5, the
lungs, the skin, and the bowels, correcting ayy de-
rangement in the functions, purifying the blond, the
very fountain ote, and thus curing disease ioait
forms
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Nearly half the human race have taken these Pills
1t has been proved in all parts of the world, that
nothing has been found equal to them in cases of dis
orders of the liver, dyspepsia, and stomach COM
plants generally. They soon give a healthy tone to
these organs, however much deranged, and when all
other means have failed.
GENERAL DEBILITY. I'LL HEALTH.
Many of the most dcspotic Governments have o
pened their Custom Houses to the introduction Q
these Pills, that they may become the medicine q
the masses Learned Colleges admit that this nedi
| cine is the best remedy known for persons oil
delicate health. where the system has been impair
ed as its nvgoratng properties never fail to afford
relief.
re II 4 l. e co M p l. 4 / " rs.
No Female, young old, should be without thi:
celebrated medicine 1t corrccts and regulates the
monthly at all periods, acting in many
like charm. 1t is also the best and safest medicine
that be given to children of all ages and for any
| complaints consequently no family should be with
| II.
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NTINDOW GLASS; have constantly on hand
Wv tle usual sizes, and will furnish at short no.
tce, any size wanted of any quality at lowest FAC
tory rates. GEO PRIZE,
Nav II, 1856
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NOR THE LADIES' From this time forward
Il Ladies' Dress Goods can be had at reduced pri
ces, and those wishing Berages, Ghallie De LANES
Silks, &C., will do well to call upon J. NJ. NELSON
at the OLD stand of Dcakins 4 Merritt Main Street
two doors above the Marble Yard, Call soon
MAY "a, 1856
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Springs and AXlcs

lust received, full supply Of Springs, Axles,
u Hub Bands, Dashers, Tire of all sizes, Boxes,
&C.,, &C., all of which will be sold at the very lowest
market rates. GEO. +. PRICE.
May II, 1856
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DIIRIIC COLLECTOR.

TINE undersigned proposes to undertake s ,nses all
.a-.ons yho are disposed to encourage him, thaiali
pa;us entrusted to him shall be promptly attended
TO- and ths when paf9t n pad
over. 20 extensive acq uantanee with the people
ySanr sv n,' hin great advantage in making collee
lions. Heuay Be fuqa At all t%ss in the room
oolniIB tsss THOMAS 5. COALTER.
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Make Money White Vou -. :,

make Money While You Can.
WE, the undersigned, are prepared to furnish
in ~ instructions to all who wish to make money
81 a. eMsy ana respectable manner, for the small
70 commence the business which we will propose il
"n,y ten or fifteen dollars; that any one may en-
liz Ia IL; All letters addressed 10 us with one
u t. enclosed, Will be promptly Answered by re-
turn mail, with unnecessary instructions as to pro-
'oeeo' SCOTT Il CO.,
-, Deerfeld, Augusta County, Va.
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VIRGINIA LAND AGENCY.


TINE attention that Virginia lands are attracting,
i in this as wei as in the neighboring State OF
Pennsyv ania, has induced the subscriber to open in
Hagerstown, Washington county, Nd, an Agency
for the safe of
VIRGINIA REAL ESTATE.
1t is well known to the thrifty Farmer Of This see
ton that land of excellent quality lying in the State
Of Virginia is selling for onehalf and in many in
stances On0third the average rates here; and this
fact has induced, and is still urging olook up
homes in the "Old Dominion" To persons who are
disposed part with their Farms Mills, Distleries,
or other Real Estate, opportunity is now offered
which, it must be believed must be to their Interests
| to improve.
The conditions on which the subscriber proposes
to act as ASCENT are that description of the land
| be furnished him. Can accompanying plot or chart
very dcsirable) and that he be authorized to adyer
| tise in one newspaper published in Hagerstown,
which advertising is to be charseable to the owner
of the land. AS regards my pay will be willing to
/ take fair commission, or if preferred fixed SUN.
No sales, no charge.
REFER ENCES.
Charles Hite, Esq,
Saml Richardson, ESQ.,
| Maj. Thomas Brscoe,
| Col. Thomas IIite, }Jeforson Co., Va.
Meredith Helm, ESQ.,,
| Hon. VIM. Hamilton, }
! James Watson, Esq, }Hagerstown, Md.
| Thomas Harbine, Esq,
Norman Miller, Esq, Martnsburg, Va.
John Helm, Warren county, Va.
N9a- All letters of inquiry promptly answered.
JAMES II. GROVE,
Attorney at Lar and Real Estate AGENT,
May l7-Printer's fee 50 Hagerstown, MI.
HONEY SHUCK.
SUPERIOR article of very mild Tobacco, lust
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THE CENTRAL saw NCS RANK
kEMOKe.zE.

hAmhkEk has removed his Watch Maxine,
e.: ana Repairing Establishment to the room d
recsy Opposite the Virginia Hotel, formerly oceu
piea ny WIN. 3. Kerr. Thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon him. he re a.
specttuly solicts continuance of lie same u
May IL, 1856.
, 1856-10-24

bd- To ascertain the lrngh Of the day
and night, any time Of the year. dOuhl,
the time of the suns rising, whch gives
the length Of the night, au,l double The
time Of setting which gives the length d
the day. This is Little method Of doing
the thing which few Of or readers have
been aware oI.
SIZE OF THE WEsT.-llinO.s would max,
forty such StacS uS Rhode Island anu
Minnesota sixty. Missouri, IS larger thml
all New England. Oho exceeds either
Ireland or Scotland, or Por ugal, ant
edualS Belgium aud Switzerland together
Missouri is more than half as large us Italy
and larger than Denmark, Holland, Bel
gium and Switzerland. Missouri and illl
nOis are larger than England, Scotland
Ireland and Wales.
D1-Thc New York Mirror, although I
Fremonter, says Ole Bull hId better settl,
up his old advertising D.llS, before giving
$500 towards establishing Fremont
paper. Hang up dc fiddle and cd bow.
, 1856-10-24
Political Meetings and conventions.

New HAVEN, Sept 8. A great Fillmore
Convention was held here to-day. Nearly
800 delegates were present from all parts
of the State. Hon. Austin Baldwin Of
Middleton, President; Russell Hotchkiss,
aud Henry Sherman. Secretaries. EX Gov
ernor Charles Hawey Of Stamford, aud eX-
Governor Kendrick of Waterbury, were
chosen Electors at large. S. d. Sperry,
Austin Baldwin, f. b. Looms and Charles
o. BrIden, District Electors Great unan-
nifty of feeling existed and the different
parts of the State were well represented.
PRovIDExcE, Sept. 3. The Democrats
Of Rhode Island held mass meeting here
to day. Some seven thousand to eight
thousand persons were present, Much en-
thnSiaSm was manifested. Hon. Philip Al
len presided, and the meeting was addressed
by lion D. A. Smaley of Vermont, Hon.
W b. Sayles of this city, Hon. Nuthun
Porter OF CranstOn, and Others. Letters
were received from Lewis Cass, Rufus Cho-
ate, John Van Buren, Howell Cobb and
Others, regrelting their Inability to be pres
ent.
BALTIMORE, Sept. g. The Old Line Wing
Stute Convention assembled in this city
this morning. 1t is largely attended and
much enthusiasm prevails. A resolution
was adopted to send eight delegates from
the State at large, and from each Congress
sional district, to the National Convention
on the 7th inst.
Observation-Disclosures, Sept. 8
L. Clifford, Secretary of the Pennsylvania
5 ate Council, denies that resolution en-
lorSing Fillmore was pending at the ad-
iournmeni of the Lancaster Council. He
says that no such resolution was submitted,
as the nomination of Mr. Fillmore was en-
dorSed and ratified at Harrisburg in May
last, and consequently that there was no
necessity for consideration of the subject
R9- The Wings of Massachusetts held
Convention in this city on Wednesday, to
nominate State officers. There were from
three hundred to four hundred delegates
present Hon. Robert e. Winthrop pres
ded, and in lengthy speech advocated
the election Of Fillmore. A resolution was
passed expressing a preference for Mr.
FllWore, though not without some oppoSi-
ton. The State ticket nominated was as
follows: For Governor, Dr. Luther V.
Bell Of Charles own; for Lieut.. Governor,
Homer Foote Of Springfield; for Attorney
General, John H. Clifford Of New Bedford;
for Secretary Of State, VIM. S. Lincoln Of
Worcester; for Treasurer, John Sargent
of Cambridge, aud for Auditor, Joseph
Mitchell Of Nantucket. No district ticket
was put up.
, 1856-10-24
G. II. ARMSTRONG, Sec'y.
Olympia, Oct 2l, 1852.

THE LARGEST STEAMER EVER BUILr.--Capt.
Harrison, OF the Cunard Lime Of Steamers,
is to have command of the immense ion
steamer building ut Millwull, London. She
is 6S4 feet long, SO fee; beam, aud 68 feet
hold she will bc of 27,000 tons, and will
accommodate 1900 steerage and 600 first
claSs passengers. Her rngne power will
be equal to 10000 horses. Ii used as II
transport ship, she will be able TO carry
10000 troops, with their equipments. She
is expected to cross the Atlanlc in six OF
seven days. LOADED she will draw 2S feet,
and in ballast IL feet. She is to come
over to the United a,es next summer
Two such vessels in the Paei6c Mail steam
ship line-onS on the Puciic and the other
on the Atldntic-would 20 fur to super
scdc railroad 10 the Pacific.
We are informed that the main spars fol
the above steamer have been got out al
Grednan & Craney's numbering establish
ment, Whidby's Island, in this Territory.
, 1856-10-24

RIPE AGE IN LONDON. Friday eve
ming fourteen gentlemen dned with Mr.,
Anderson, late Under-Sheiff Of London
and MeddIesex, at his house, in New Bridge
street, Blackfriars, whose united ages am.
onnted to $l0lS years making their average
age within few months Of 50 years.
DS- The New Albany (Ind.) Ledger
says that search warrant has been Iken
oul in Orange county, in that State, for
Fremont man, put up to latest accounts
none had been found. A rumor prevailed
that oIle had been heard Of down on PatOkd,
but the report was fulse one.
DS- The persons who pretend to be so
fearful that Kansas will be slave State,
uphold the Topeak Constitution, which pro-
h6its free coiOred man from residiIy in Tie
Territory! Great friends to the eolored
race, they are-"with q snapper to IT.
NetO HaeeH Rey.
nN- The New York Tribune is out in on
article defending what it calls the Freedom
of the Pulpit"-that is to allow the clergy
to discard the Bible and preach about poll
ties and Sharpe's rifles. Fortunately many
Of the Tribuns's followers are denouncing
this new tSm.
D6- The Journal says the statement Of
a Baltimore paper, that Mr.. Everett has
enrolled himself under the banner of FIJI
nore, is without foundation. The proba-
hliIity Of Mr.. EyereIt's supporting Mr. Bu-
chnuan is thus increased boston Post.
pG- It is said that Joha C Fremont, the
BLACK REPUBLICAN candidate, remarked,
Sir, Th1re Tired on mule beef and GrasshoP-
per Pies, BuI WING Pnaaples siekea and
disgust me more than ether" How, then,
can any one who ever had any respect for
"Whig principles" vote for the Abolition
c lndidate!- York Gazette.
AN INDUSTRIOUS CoNMuNITY.-A gentle
nan in St. Jose Valley, California, has
twenty hives Of Hourishing bees, which pro
duce $50 pounds Of honey per month
HEAVY TAxArIoN-Mr. Barnes, an over
land emigrant to California, had to winter
among the MOrlnons, who levied tax ol
% per cent on all his elfectsl One per cent
was county aud territorial tax, one pei
cent school tax, aud 20 per ceut, ''IorI
OF city wall" tax, a work now in progress
by the people Of Brigham City.
A diamond Of the FIRST water was recent
ly found On the shores Of Lake Superior
that had been washed up by The waves. l.
is tlree-iourlhs of an inch in length, and Is
estimated to he worth s., 1000 in its presen
rough state.
P9r The Fayetteville Observer learns
that tie Hon Edward Stauly does not in
tend to remain in North Carolma, but pro
poses to return to California in October
nG- G. P. r. James, Esq, now a resi-
dent Of Richmond, Va, is busiy engaged
upon the concluding chapters Of a new ro
lhance, which will shortly be published
p| "IIow do you like the looks Of tina
Aagl' Said a Black Republican, the othe
day, to an Irish voter, pointing to the Ere
nOuJ flag, flying across the street nea
Lisbon Hall. Pretty well )" said Pat
"timt reads well-Iree speech, free territory
but you forget free relIgioul"-Ds@OerGt'
Adr0oats.
, 1856-10-24

SIGNIFIcaNrl-Tnere is not paper in
Philadelphia that supports Fremont aud
Ddytonl Alas, poor wOOlly horse.- Wash
tngtOm Pay ReUieO.
bS- The Quebec Mercury is out in an ar
lieale enjoining the Canadian parliament to
pass law by which ull the distressed runa.
way slaves in Canada may be returned back
to the United States
, 1856-10-24


and extraordinary prosperity Of our empire
on the Pacific have given vast Importance
to the Sandwich Islands, and in California
particularly they are now the snGject Of
much attention. They have become u
popular summer resort for CaliforniunS OF
leisure, aud the commercial relations al
ready established give promise OF u most
valuable trade. As mere place Of so.
journ for tourists they present strong
attractions in their remarkable Volcano
scenery aud the quiet beauty of'he cultlva-
ted regions. An visitors ugree that they
are entitled to the designation Of the
garden of the Pacific" A line Of ira
ding vessels now runs every fortnight be-
tween Honolulu and San Francisco.
REcIPRoclrY TREArY WITH THE SANDWICH
lsLANDs,-Tne reprorIiy treaty with the
Sandwich Islands has been reported 10 the
Senate, aud will probably he acted Oh
shortly. Under this treaty the following
articles, the products Of the Islands, are to
be admitted into the United States duty
Tree
Muscoyado, brown, clayed and all other
refined Sugars.
Syrups Of Sugar, Molasscs.
Coffee, Arrow-root
Live stock, and animals Of all kinds.
Cotton, unmanuGuctured.
Seeds and vegetables, not preserved.
Poultry, Eggs.
Plants, shrubs and trees.
PeltS, Wool unmanufactured.
Rags.
Hides, FnrS, Skins, ndressed.
Butter, Tallow.
The following articles, the growth and
product Of the United States, are 10 be re-
ceived in the Islands duty free
Flour and Wheat.
Fish of all kinds.
Coal, Timber and Lumber Of all kinds,
round, hewed and sawed, manufactured
in whole or in part.
Slaves and heading.
Cotton, manufactured. .
Seeds, and vegetables not preserved.
Undried Fruits no preserved.
Poultry, Eggs.
Plants, shrubs and trees.
Pelts, Wool, manufactured.
Rags .. ... 'r
Hides, Ears, Skins undressed.
Butter, TAllow.
The treaty is to go into operation as
- 4
, 1856-10-24

difficulty, be kept in subsection, and they
would have more hesitancy in renewing
their atrocities and should any cmer'
gency arise, growing out of future dcPrcdn'
tions by them, the volunteers would be on
hand ready to meet it.
The Territorial arms, which we under
stand are in q miserable and at present
useless condition from rust and flth, should
he cleaned up, aud Kept in place more
secure and accessible in the event that cir
cnmstauceS should require their distribn-
ton among Our citizens. Scattered abroad
as many Of them now are, to no purpose
whatever, they shoull at once he called in
and put in order. Whose business is it 10
attend to this matter? Unless it is at.
tended to, we will soon have but meager
account of our quota of Territorial arms,
and such as we may have, will be unfit for
execution in case any unforeseen exigency
should suddenly require their use.
, 1856-10-24
Al an Adjourned Meeting

OF the committee of arrangements fol
the purpose OF determining OIL what day
the e-puLIe testimonial Of respect to Col. b
f. SHAW and Gov STEVENS, officers anG
men, should take place, it was
ResOtred, That the dinner aud ball should
be given on Wednesday, the 29th day d
October, ut the rooms Of the Washington
Hotel ut Olympia.
, 1856-10-24

For compensation OF the Secretary Of the Treasury
Assistant Secretary Of the Tramry, clerks, messen'
ger and assistant messenger in his once, and for H..
horers employed therein a. the rate OF four hundred
and eighty dollars per annum, per set Of fourth Az